the royal college of obstetricians and gynaecologists said this demonstrated that there is a significantditor hugh pym is with me now. talk us through the data on this. the data comes from nhs england, and it concerns the most intensive form of life support you can get in a hospital if you are a covid patient. it is effectively an artificial one. nhs england says betweenjuly and september, 118 patients admitted in england for this treatment, of which 20 were pregnant, and of those, 19 were unvaccinated. so this is being used as a bit of a wake—up call to people out there to actually go and get the jab if at all possible quickly, because of the dangers which may lie ahead with covid. clear bromley from kent was 26 weeks pregnant, she was just about to have her jab, pregnant, she was just about to have herjab, she decided to go ahead and then got the virus. —— claire. she has to go to a local hospital than a specialist centre in london, and ended up on a ventilator. it is what she had to tell us. my husband, because of covid, wasn't allowed to come in and see me, so i was messaging him, wh

thank you so much, president of the royal college of surgeons in england. the royal college of surgeonslgorithms are designed to promote divisive content, according to a former employee and whistleblower. speaking to mps and peers this afternoon, frances haugen said the company saw online safety as a "cost centre", even though she believes regulation would make facebook more successful. giving evidence to a parliamentary committee which is scrutinising planned legislation to regulate social media companies in the uk, she said that facebook�*s algorithms were having a direct impact on pushing individuals towards extremism. part of what is dangerous about groups is that we talk about sometimes this idea of is this an individual problem or is this a societal problem? one of the things that happens in aggregate is the algorithms take people who have very mainstream interests, and they push them towards extremist interests. you can be someone centre—left and you'll get pushed to radical left, you can be centre—right and get pushed to pushed to radical right. you be looking for healthy recipe

pat cullen from the royal college _ those troubles. cullen from the royal college of nursing, _ those troubles. pat cullen from the royal college of nursing, thank- those troubles. pat cullen from the | royal college of nursing, thank you. former uk cabinet minister 0wen paterson is facing the prospect of a 30—day suspension from parliament after he was found to have breached commons rules on lobbying. he denies any wrongdoing. 0ur political correspondent ione wells joins us now. fill us in on the background and what has emerged?— fill us in on the background and what has emerged? today are reports came out by — what has emerged? today are reports came out by the _ what has emerged? today are reports came out by the standards _ what has emerged? today are reports came out by the standards committee and parliament's standards and pa rliament�*s standards commissioner saying and parliament's standards commissioner saying the conservative and p 0wen paterson, a former cabinet minister, used his position as an mp to promote companies who p

the government and its manifesto talked about an extra 6000 gps in england, the gp, the royal collegend they say this package today, although welcome, is tinkering around the edges and what they would like to see is more gps coming through. like to see is more gps coming throu~h. . ~ like to see is more gps coming throu~h. ., ~ i. , like to see is more gps coming throu~h. . ~ , . like to see is more gps coming throu~h. . ~ ,, , . ., through. thank you very much for now. lateral flow covid tests have been found to be much more effective than previously thought. new research from university college london says the tests, which are cheap and provide quick results, are more than 90% effective at detecting infection, and that positive results should be trusted. a police commissioner who sparked outrage with comments he made following the murder of sarah everard has resigned. philip allott has stepped down, saying he wanted to "restore confidence in the office". he had come underfire for saying during an interview that women should be more "streetwise" about the powers of arrest. after thos

that recommendation is coming from royal college of obstetricians and the royal college of mixed midwives to any pregnant woman can access a health care professional and get good advice. health care professional and get good advice-— health care professional and get tood advice. , , ., , ., ., good advice. this is a question that i susect good advice. this is a question that i suspect a — good advice. this is a question that i suspect a lot _ good advice. this is a question that i suspect a lot of _ good advice. this is a question that i suspect a lot of would-be - good advice. this is a question that i suspect a lot of would-be parents| i suspect a lot of would—be parents will be asking. it's a blunt question, how many of those women lost their baby? irate question, how many of those women lost their baby?— lost their baby? we have set the scene stillbirths. _ lost their baby? we have set the scene stillbirths. we _ lost their baby? we have set the scene stillbirths. we do - lost their baby? we have set the scene stillbirths. we do see - scene stillbirths. we do see stillbirths in pregna

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after a politician, died suddenly on monday vaunted japan's princess margaret has married her non royal college sweetheart. take a moodle, formerly giving up her royal status. the couple have held a low key wedding after years of criticism and media scrutiny over their relationship. and i'll be moving to the u. s. were commer walks works as a lawyer proud he got asthma. acid royal japan's princess mako didn't bow to criticism or intense public scrutiny about her marrying the man she loves. instead, with a sambal farrell, at the doors of the imperial residence, the empress niece said good bye to her family and her royal title. it wasn't a typical fairy tale japanese roy reading mark okamuro as she is now known. and her husband keiko morrow skipped the wedding ceremony and rituals. instead filing marriage papers before making a media statement. what actually thought dick case, our k, to me, k is an irreplaceable person. and for us seek marriage was a necessary choice to live while cherishing our hearts was ox you are. map was all i story? must. i love marco. i want to spend my only life with some

and japan's princess michael has married her non royal college sweetheart cake motor, formerly giving up her royal status. the capital held a low key wedding. after years of criticism and media scrutiny over their relationship. good luck to them. i say those are the headlines on our era inside story of the next lead us from the world's biggest economists will convene in rome this month to discuss the deteriorating economic situation in afghanistan. but all ice will also be on the g twenty's response to the climate emergency. can they find a way to prioritize the planets, health? oh good g d. p. special coverage on out yourself. after months, old building township between sedans, military and civilian fashions, a cool, the prime minister is one of many, a russ 3rd, a state of emergencies been imposed, and the transitional, sovereign counsel and government is all. so what does the road ahead look like for sedan? this is inside story. ah, ah, hello and welcome to the program. i'm hash m a had barella. many people in sudan have been expecting a transition to democracy. it was promised by

a non royal college sweetheart chi camaro, formerly giving up her royal status. the couple held a low key wedding of 2 years of criticism and media scrutiny over their relationship. the pair will be moving to the us, where camaro works as a lawyer. those, the headlines coming up next on al jazeera it's planet s o s lou . hello, welcome to this special episode of planet s o s were here in ebay and greece scene of those devastating wildfires in the summer. ah, what was a catastrophic yearly stream where the world wide? we look ahead to comp 26 that crucial you and climate summit and gloves. grand scotland is taking place next week and from here in grace will be traveling to the coff havi in mountains. in romania oh, to hear the cool little wild largest area of virgin forest in europe under salt from illegal loggers, and saving the sturgeon how an ancient fish is struggling to survive alongside georgia's ambitious hydro electricity projects. the young polish activists hoping to protect the future. he doesn't feel this, this sense of the world just being destroyed th

and it's just so japan princes marco had married her non royal college sweetheart cake. moodle, formerly giving up her royal status, the couple held a low key wedding, the years of criticism and mediate scrutiny over their relationship. you are up to date. with the headlines on al jazeera, the latest edition of the stream is next. well as experiencing unprecedented extreme weather, record temperatures have been said glass years and i feel for deteriorating false. remember the quote running down world leave is amazing. laws go in the u. k. in a bit of fresh out of a deal to slashing machine to port to late all over you and climate summit on al jazeera. i have them. yeah. okay. you're watching the stream last october. massive protest across my gerry bought about the end of a notorious police unit. just recently, i guarantee gathered in a boot or the capitol of nigeria to mark the anniversary of the end sauce successful campaign. take a look. i do not have any demands. i live in south america and that also it is important that has not been jailed. i released immediately 300 of down and more

alena hutchins and injured another crew member and japan's princess mako has married to her non royal college sweethearts k, komodo formerly giving up her royal status. the couple held a low key wedding after years of criticism and media scrutiny over their relationship. doctors even say 'cause, the 30 year old princess to suffer post traumatic stress disorder. the pair will be moving to the united states where comedy works as a lawyer ah, half past the hour. and these are the headlines, antique, who protest as are on the streets of sudan, again for a 2nd day. this is after the 7 demonstrators were killed when the military dissolved the transitional government on monday. the you and security council is also meeting to discuss the crisis or from hip morgan in a hot room. this by the state of emergency that has been imposed by general abdel, put the house behind. hundreds of people this morning took to the streets in various parts of the capitol, hot. hm. denouncing the military took over that happened on monday. now others have set up barricades on various neighborhoods or.

filmmaker, alina hutchins, another crew member, was mood. japan's princess marco was married, her non royal college sweetheart, k camaro, formerly giving up her royal status. the couple held a low key wedding of years of criticism and media scrutiny over their relationship . the pair will now be moving to the us, where camera works as a lawyer. i'm 0 is priyanka good to reports. acid roil japan's princess marco didn't bow to criticism or intense public scrutiny about her marrying the man she loves. instead, with a syllable fairville at the doors of the imperial residence, the empress niece said good bye to her family. and her roy title. it was that a typical fairy tale japanese roy reading marco camaro as she is now known, and her husband k camaro. skip the wedding ceremony and rituals. instead filing marriage papers before making a media statement. what actually thought dec, case out to me get, hey, isn't your replaceable person? and for us, for marriage was a necessary choice to live while cherishing our heart as a book order was actually our love macro. i want to spend my only life with someone

the royal college of midwives says pregnant women have a higher risk of becoming seriously ill from coronavirusd found that betweenjuly and september, out of 118 people who needed the most intensive kind of life support, 20 were pregnant women, with 19 of those unvaccinated. one of the women had received a single dose of a covid vaccine. with more details on the findings, here's our health editor, hugh pym. we've been trying to have a baby for a long time now. i can't believe we're still both here, to be honest. it's not long now and he's going to be in the world. claire is reliving her covid ordeal injuly, seriously ill when she was 26 weeks pregnant and then on a ventilator in intensive care 12 days. i thought i was going to die and i thought he was going to die and we'd waited so long for this family that that was the greatest fear, that my husband was going to lose us both. claire did her own research on the vaccines, but by the time she decided to have the jab, it was too late, she'd got the virus. along with medical experts she's appealing to expectant mums to get vaccinated. some said th

it's interesting they've got this quote — it's interesting they've got this quote from the royal college be the local councils who are now telling schoois _ local councils who are now telling schools whether or not they should be doing _ schools whether or not they should be doing these last testing or even going _ be doing these last testing or even going further as they are in some areas _ going further as they are in some areas and — going further as they are in some areas and saying, because without a spike _ areas and saying, because without a spike in _ areas and saying, because without a spike in cases in our area we want to reintroduce space mass at school or if a _ to reintroduce space mass at school or if a sibling has

japan's princess mako has married her non—royal college sweetheart kei komuro, losing her royal statusmbers do not. the niece of the japanese emperor is now expected to move to the united states after the low key wedding. a warning, this report by rupert wingfield—hayes contains flash photography. this is the moment princess mako left the imperialfamily, bowing to her mother and father. but then the rigid formality of the imperial household was broken for a moment, as princess kako stepped forward to give her sister a warm hug. a few minutes later, with her new husband by her side, the now former princess spoke of the couple's love and deep desire to make life together. it was clear that her choice of a commoner from a single—parent household did not meet with the approval of many here. japan's tabloids went after kei komuro relentlessly, digging up allegations that his widowed mother owed tens of thousands of dollars to a former boyfriend. to many injapan's deeply conservative establishment, this young man was just not fit to marry a niece of the emperor. but princess mako stood by he

how is she reacting to marrying her non-royal college sweetheart? well, laura, this entire topic is extremely controversial in japan. mako's engagement, they've faced this relentless brutal veil of scrutiny. in japan women are barred from the throne. because she's marrying a common nor she has to leave the family and she is expected to forego the payment for the first time in modern japanese royal history. she it is bucking tradition and expected to move to new york where her fiance works after the wedding. the wedding was pushed back after reports emerged related to her mother. that gossip spiralled and public opinion turned against the princess's fiance. take a listen to what residents told us about the wedding. >> translator: i don't think he's good enough to mary an imperial person. japanese people's affection for the imperial family will be gone. >> she has been waiting for years and it must be painful but i think it's amazing the two have kept their love. >> reporter: laura, that scrutiny on the princess's fiance continues with the latest scan

.— the royal college of obstetricians and gynaecologists.pneumonia and need ventilation or early— pneumonia and need ventilation or early delivery of their baby.- early delivery of their baby. doctor edward morris. _ early delivery of their baby. doctor edward morris. it _ early delivery of their baby. doctor edward morris. it is _ early delivery of their baby. doctor edward morris. it is truly _ early delivery of their baby. doctor| edward morris. it is truly messaging from health leaders going back several months was a little bit confusing, and the eyes of some pregnant women. they were not really clear whether it was a safe thing to do. but the message now is all the data, hundreds of thousands of pregnant women who have had the vaccine, no evidence, we are told by the experts, of any damage to the foetus or newborn child. the headlines... business secondary kwasi quarteng has asked the treasury for help on behalf of energy intensive industries. the government has struck a deal with a key carbon doxy producer in the uk to continue supplie

dr mary ross davie is the uk director for professional midwifery at the royal college of midwives. sorry, pregnant women are not getting the covid jab. it is getting the covid 'ab. it is understandable, _ getting the covid jab. it 3 understandable, when people are pregnant, they want to think really carefully about what they put in their bodies and this was a new vaccine and we know that young working men in particular have been really targeted by anti—fax messages, miss and it is understandable that there had been some concern that is really important that people seek out good evidence—based information to make their informed decisions —— anti—vaxx messages. speak to your midwife and obstetrician, go to our websites and look at the information there because what we're seeing now really clear real life data, really significant impact that covid—19 has when you are pregnant. the person who was speaking before said it clearly. if you are pregnant, you are much more likely to become unwell with covid—19 than your friends at the same age. what they were saying was around 20% of people

professor chris whitty, the chief medical officer, addressed the royal college of gps annual conferencee from. well, one patient who has suffered more pain as a result of the record nhs waiting lists is dave warren. the 67 year old had hoped to have had a bowel operation in march last year, but it was postponed because of the pandemic and he's still waiting now. david, thank you for talking to us about this. it is a sensitive subject to talk about and we appreciate you sharing this. tell us your story about what happened to your story about what happened to you and what the last year and a half has been like.— half has been like. basically in september — half has been like. basically in september 20191 _ half has been like. basically in september 20191 had - half has been like. basically in september 2019i had a - half has been like. basically in| september 2019i had a blocked half has been like. basically in - september 2019i had a blocked bowel september 20191 had a blocked bowel and i ended up with a colostomy and i was told i would be able to have it reversed, which i am still waiti

thank you come up from the royal couege thank you come up from the royal college of nursing, good to and social care ahead of the winter he described as being the most challenging ever faced. winter he described as being the most challenging everfaced. there's plans to recruit an extra 1000 health and care support staff and 200 nurses from overseas. they told the scotch parliament that it was was the most significant package and investment in the health service since devolution. let's take a look at the latest coronavirus figures for the uk. 33,869 new infections recorded in the latest 24 hour period, as well as 166 deaths that's those who've died within 28 days of a positive covid test. borisjohnson has insisted he's not 'worried' by the disruption to supply chains or the threat of higher prices, and said the country couldn't go back to relying on cheap foreign workers. the prime minister dismissed fears the uk is facing a crisis as shortages of workers and problems with fuel and food deliveries continue to affect the country. he's been speaking to our political editor laura kuenssb

the royal college of midwives says pregnant women are at a greater risk of becoming severely ill fromirus. nhs england found that betweenjuly and september, out of 118 people who needed the most intensive kind of life support, 20 were pregnant women, with 19 unvaccinated. one had received a single dose of a covid vaccine. here's our health reporter, hugh pym. we've been trying to have a baby for a long time now. i can't believe we are still both here, to be honest. it's not long now and he's going to be in the world.— be in the world. claire is reliving her covid deal _ be in the world. claire is reliving her covid deal in _ be in the world. claire is reliving her covid deal in july, _ be in the world. claire is reliving her covid deal in july, seriouslyl her covid deal injuly, seriously ill when she was 26 weeks pregnant and then on a ventilator in intensive care 12 days. i thought i was auoin intensive care 12 days. i thought i was going to _ intensive care 12 days. i thought i was going to die _ intensive care 12 days. i thought i was going to die and _ intensive care 12 days. i th

the royal college of physicians found there are very serious patient safety concerns at the grange hospitalrvices in other hospitals. jenny rees reports. the doors open to wales�*s newest hospital in november. the grange in cwmbran was designed to centralise specialised services and critical care. but a report claims there are no chronic staffing shortages and excessive workloads there. and the ripple effect of changes has been felt more widely. staff say seriously ill patients are still turning up at minor injuries units and too many vulnerable patients are repeatedly being moved between hospitals. repeatedly being moved between hositals. . ., , repeatedly being moved between hositals. . . , ., , , hospitals. fundamentally our biggest issue here is — hospitals. fundamentally our biggest issue here is patient _ safety, our consultants and clinicians need to provide high quality safe patient care. and when thatis quality safe patient care. and when that is compromised, they have an obligation to speak up. not only that, they also feel quite psychologically damaged, if they actually feel they

the royal college of nursing says illness experienced by staff in england was up by nearly 10% this mayt's lost during the covid pandemic. and we know that we already have a massive shortage of registered nurses and other health care workers and, on top of that, what we are now seeing is increasing sickness levels. the government said that the number of nurses in england has grown by almost 10,000 this year and it plans to add 50,000 by the end of this parliament. jim reed, bbc news. a russian actress and director have blasted off into space in a bid to film the first movie in orbit. the crew are hoping to beat a similar hollywood project planned by tom cruise and nasa. the russian crew will spend twelve days in space, filming scenes for the challenge, as richard galpin reports. lift—off of soyuz�*s ms—19 with an actress... just before day local time, the soyuz spacecraft blasted off, heading for the international space station. nothing new here, except along with the cosmonaut piloting the flight are some unusual passengers. an actress, yulia peresild, and the film director klim shipen

we will also bejoined by doctor martin marshall from the royal college of gps.ng me now from cardiff is marc donovan, the chief pharmacist for boots, who have launched their own record flu vaccination programme in recent weeks. it is in support of the nhs, of course. the largest winter flu vaccination roll—out in the history of boots. give us an idea of the scale of it and how it compares to previous years. scale of it and how it compares to previous yew-— scale of it and how it compares to previous years. good afternoon. to su ort previous years. good afternoon. to suoport the — previous years. good afternoon. to suoport the nhs — previous years. good afternoon. to support the nhs to _ previous years. good afternoon. to support the nhs to deliver - previous years. good afternoon. to support the nhs to deliver its - support the nhs to deliver its biggest flu vaccination programme we at boots are delivering our biggest flu vaccination programme. we are seeing high demand for flu vaccination this year. we booked over1 million appointments but still have plenty ava

let's get some reaction from patricia marquis, the england director of the royal college of nursing. worrying when you see the figures. there is some good news in there that waiting treatments are reducing due to the hard work of the staff in the nhs. but it clearly paints a worrying picture. it is partly as a result of the pandemic, but we know waiting times were already starting to rise before the pandemic. the pandemic has worsened it and now we are trying to manage a recovery period while still dealing with the remains of the pandemic and facing a probably very difficult winter. in terms of nursing staff in hospitals, are you seeing people leave? do we need more immigrant nurses to be brought in? immigration has been a keyissue brought in? immigration has been a key issue across many industries including this health service. absolutely, and we have a huge number of vacancies, 40,000 for nursing staff in the nhs across england, so everything that can be done to recruit people into working in the services is vital, including those from overseas who are always really welcome and hav

the royal college of obstetricians and gynaecologists has proposed that women should get support afterh forjoining us. so, support only after three miscarriages in a row. what does that mean for women who have one or two? where does it leave them? previously what was recommended or adopted by nhs trusts is that the investigations into the potential causes of the current miscarriages would only start after three, but what this guideline is suggesting is that we look at the lancet series published earlier this year on miscarriage and adopt a graded approach so if you were to suffer, joanna, a single miscarriage, you would be able to access some form of help and support after that, and if sadly went on to have a second one, that you can have some advice about lifestyle, some basic investigations, so women don't feel abandoned after they had a miscarriage, which is always a devastating experience. but predominantly we know that the vast majority of women, even after three losses, will not have any specific underlying cause unfortunately we have a good prognosis for the future but what the

to answer that, we can speak to doctor ian higginson, vice president of the royal college of emergency of hospitals right now? in what is the state of hospitals right now? . , , now? in emergency departments, the situation is pretty _ now? in emergency departments, the situation is pretty grim _ now? in emergency departments, the situation is pretty grim right - now? in emergency departments, the situation is pretty grim right now. - situation is pretty grim right now. the amount of patients coming through the doors, and the fact many of our hospitals are full to bursting. of our hospitals are full to bursting-— of our hospitals are full to burstina. �*, , ., of our hospitals are full to burstin.. �*, , , ., ., bursting. it's probably worth at this moment _ bursting. it's probably worth at this moment separating - bursting. it's probably worth at this moment separating those | this moment separating those hospitalisations related to covid and others, and i am aware that the focus is on the pressure on the nhs overall, but give me your assessment of where we are with covid. irate of whe

the royal college of nursing says the most common reason to be off work is not covid itself, but a mentaly viruses are going to be a problem, and we know that the nhs is working over and above to try to catch up the two years it's lost during the covid pandemic. and we know that we already have a massive shortage of registered nurses and other health care workers and, on top of that, what we are now seeing is increasing sickness levels. the government said that the number of nurses in england has grown by almost 10,000 this year, and it plans to add 50,000 by the end of this parliament. jim reed, bbc news. the headline stance and internal technical issue explains after a global blackout lasting six hours hits facebook, whatsapp and instagram. the company says there is no evidence user data was compromised. the prime minister confirms only a small number of people have applied for new visas to drive in the uk after visa rules were relaxed hgv drivers. there will be new pelleted tackle protesters after weeks of disruption caused by climate protesters. —— there will be new powers to. childre

the royal college of obstetricians and gynaecologists said this demonstrated that there is a significantas the evidence been that pregnant women have perhaps more than most that reluctant and perhaps for understandable reasons to get vaccinated because they are worried about harming their unborn foetus? are they, you know, what have been the figures on that in terms of vaccine hesitancy amongst pregnant women? that vaccine hesitancy amongst pregnant women? �* ., ., , ., ., women? at the moment only about one in six pregnant — women? at the moment only about one in six pregnant women _ women? at the moment only about one in six pregnant women are _ women? at the moment only about one in six pregnant women are fully - in six pregnant women are fully vaccinated now and of course partly that is _ vaccinated now and of course partly that is that — vaccinated now and of course partly that is that we did not recommend the vaccine — that is that we did not recommend the vaccine until april this year so if you _ the vaccine until april this year so if you took— the vaccine until april this year s

i'm so concerned is the royal college of obstetricians and gynecologists here in england they are callingexpectant mothers if they have not already to go and get the vaccine. you will see from this study conducted by the uk obstetrics surveillance system and there are others worldwide reach a similar how much worse it got as the delta variant became the dominant strain. in the first wave of the coronavirus, 24% pregnant woman admitted for thevarus have moderate or severe disease. 36% infected with the alpha or attempt variant developed serious symptoms. but 45% infected with the delta variant where in need of hospital treatment. our health editor has been at the delta variant were in need of hospital treatment. our health editor has been active while royal bright hospital in cambridge. we have bright hospital in cambridge. - have been trying to have a baby for a long time now, i can't believe we are still both had to be honest. it's not long now he is going to be in the world. it's not long now he is going to be in the world-— in the world. seriously ill and she was 26 weeks _ in the worl

the chair for the royal college of gps.g treated as an �*act of terror�*, according to security services. a 37—year—old danish man was arrested for after four women and a man died last night in the southern town of kongsberg. police say the suspect had converted to islam and had shown signs of radicalisation. megan paterson has the latest. a single arrow in a wall. evidence of the brutal attack which left four women and a man dead and wounded two others. a 37—year—old man arrested and charged. police had concerns about his radicalisation in the past. translation: we can't - at the moment go into the details of what those concerns were. however, we have, and continue to, follow—up on the information and tips that come in. we can also confirm the suspect converted to islam. officers were called to kongsberg's west side at a quarter past six yesterday evening. witnesses described people running away from a man armed with a bow and arrows. his victims were all aged between 50 and 70, some inside a supermarket when the attack st

royal marriage laws have drawn a lot of controversy in a number of monarchies. a recent union in japan is no different. this highlights the pressure women face after years of scrutiny. princess mako married her collegeheart, kei komuro, who is not a royal. but mako had to give up her royal title to do so. the former princess was never in line to the throne because japanese law does not give women that right. many japanese people say they think the law should be amended to allow female members of the royal family to be in the line of succession. we will discuss that with our guests shortly. but first, this report. reporter: as a royal, japan's princess mako did not bow to criticism, or intense public scrutiny about her marrying the man she loves. instead, with a somber farewell at the doors of the imperial residence, she said goodbye to her family and her royal title. it was not a typical fairytale japanese royal wedding. mako komuro as she is now known, skipped the wedding ceremony and rituals, instead filing marriage papers before making a media statement. >> to me, kei is an irreplaceable person and for us, marriage was a necessary choice to live while cherishing our hearts. >> i love mako. i want

the royal college have looked at the vaccine and also _ college have looked at the vaccine and also given and we know that the vaccine does — real—time data, and we know that the vaccine does not affect your fertility— vaccine does not affect your fertility and it is definitely safe to have — fertility and it is definitely safe to have whilst you are pregnant and also after _ to have whilst you are pregnant and also after you have had your baby and you _ also after you have had your baby and you are — also after you have had your baby and you are breast—feeding it is still safe — and you are breast—feeding it is still safe to have the covid vaccine _ still safe to have the covid vaccine. even more amazing data coming _ vaccine. even more amazing data coming through shows us that if you are breast—feeding or you are pregnant— are breast—feeding or you are pregnant and you have the vaccine, you provide — pregnant and you have the vaccine, you provide antibodies to your baby as well _ you provide antibodies to your baby as well you — you provide antibodies to your baby as well. you are alrea

nancy, why is it a modern times in a place like japan for a princess to choose a college sweetheart? is not a royal to be her husband creates all this drama in japan and what, why does she have to go through all the ordeal? it, it really wasn't that dramatic at the start. i mean, these were 2 who fell in love early on when they were undergraduates international christian university. and they were scheduled to have a very royal wedding in 2018, i believe 3 years ago. but unfortunately, there was tabloid media that dug up some dirt on the family background of her fiance and in japan you have to acknowledge that you're not just even, i mean she's a member of the royal family, but also he is somebody who has a background as a commoner that's going to come under scrutiny and also he, his mother had some money that she had to pay back and it just began to unravel so that they had to not only postpone the marriage, but ultimately have a very quiet wedding ceremony behind the scenes today and then have a prepared statement before the press and now they're going to move on to the biggest media market in the

find out if it went to russia, ukraine in japan, francis marco gives up her royal title to marry her college. sweet. heavenly scrutinised engagement, and more online of use to an indian crickets. dom ahem! and show me that story. ah hi again. good to see you away. we go with your forecasts for the middle east energy that was over the caspian sea, slumping towards the south and toward the east. i think for its head on it means an increase in cloud cover. and we may see those winds pick up just a bit better shot. have seen some rain as, as we head toward turk, minister, and ask about for you with a high of 15 degrees. also seen some rain toward the al jar mountains in northeastern oman. x stop, we're going to pakistan. we've got cooler air toward the north. this is below average temperatures. the hor islam about both coming in at $26.00 degrees on wednesday, while so dry crossed turkey except for some showers through the higher ground. here it stumble, 17 degrees. we got a breeze coming through the boss for us. i think your winds will gust up to about 35 kilometers per hour. central africa and

princess mako will give up her royal status to marry a college classmate, adhering to a rule of fem females she is relinquishing payment when leaving the royal household. >>> tom brady will return to new england to play the patriots the first time since leaving. hi, andy. >> this is the most anticipated regular season game we've had in a very long time. ticket prices are reflecting that. according to vivid seats, the average price is more than $1100. brady said it's not going to be a time to reminisce on his time in new england. brady will be coming in as the all-time leading passer during the game. right now he's 68 yards away. the patriots the only team in the nfl that brady has not beat. as he looks back at the break-up with the patriots and coach bill belichick after 20 years together, brady says it all went down perfectly. >> everything as gracefully as we could. it was an amazing, like i said, time and it was handled perfectly. i think everyone understood, you know, where we're at, the people involved in the situation. things worked out for the best for all of us. but they know i'm go

and after years of controversy — japan s princess mako has given—up her royal status, to marry her college

there are treatments and there is actually an excellent royal college of obstetricians and gynaecologistsoms for many women with this condition. i was assuming there wasn't a treatment when you're survey shows how the people are suffering with it. it would seem from the statistics you have got don't get treatment from it. taste statistics you have got don't get treatment from it.— statistics you have got don't get treatment from it. we did find in our survey _ treatment from it. we did find in our survey that _ treatment from it. we did find in our survey that the _ treatment from it. we did find in our survey that the majority - treatment from it. we did find in our survey that the majority of i our survey that the majority of women were treated, butjust under half had to request treatment, so i think we as clinicians and researchers have work to do to educate the public and our colleagues that really can be taken to treat this condition safely. we still don't have the perfect drug and we definitely need more research to find better drugs, but there are drugs that can be safely. i5 to fi

been talking to a doctor who is the uk director for professional midwifery at the union of the royal collegenow that men and when they are pregnant, critically in the final trimester, are more susceptible to these kind of viruses and illnesses. we've seen it in the past with line float — swine flu, with bird flu which particularly affected pregnant women. we suspected this would be the case with covid—19 and all of these data now are confirming that. and so what we are seeing is those women who are becoming unwell are by far and away unvaccinated. so, what we are seeing is the vaccine is protecting during pregnancy from that really severe illness, and it isn'tjust illness that really severe illness, and it isn't just illness for the that really severe illness, and it isn'tjust illness for the women, because if you become unwell with covid—19, and you are admitted to hospital, you are much more likely, twice met three times as likely to have preterm birth, with all of the impact that has on a baby. unfortunately, we are also seeing a higher stillbirth rate of women with covid—19, and a much h

for love or royalty: a japanese princess chooses her college sweetheart over her royal title. and heroes on the water: how the ocean is helping female warriors heal. >> this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. >> o'donnell: good evening, and thank you for joining us. we're going to begin with the first northeastert of the season. it's a monster storm and getting more powerful by the hour as it barrels through new england overnight. both new york and new jersey remain under states of emergency tonight. parts of new jersey were swamped by more than five inches of rain, just this morning. and state troopers-- listen to this-- they responded to nearly 200 accidents before noon. thousands of homes and businesses have lost power, and it's expected to get even worse in the coming hours as the wind speeds increase to between 40 and 60 miles per hour. several flights were diverted from new york city's airports because of all that severe weather. so we'll get the latest on the track and timing of the storm in just a moment. but cbs' mola

japan's princess mako marries her college boyfriend, and leaves the royal family.ld's largest democracy, died today. 0nly yesterday, she had spoken of dying in the service of her country and said, "i would be proud of it. "every drop of my blood will contribute to the growth of this nation." after 46 years of unhappiness, these two countries have concluded a chapter of history. no more suspicion, no more fear, no more uncertainty of what each day might bring. booster ignition and lift off. of discovery with a crew of six astronaut heroes and one american legend. - this is beautiful. a milestone in human history. born today, this girl in india is the seven billionth person on the planet. this is newsday on the bbc. 0ur headlines: brazil's president bolsonaro faces criminal charges over his handling of the pandemic, after a senate vote. buckingham palace announces queen elizabeth won't be travelling to glasgow next week for a major climate summit on the advice of her doctors. this is the emissions gap report in its 12th year. every year, it's highlighted the gap betw

and after years of controversy — japan s princess mako has given—up her royal status, to marry her collegeiend. the proceedings were low key with no ceremony. more on all of those stories on the bbc news website. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me arejenny kleeman, journalist and times radio presenter. and lucy fisher, deputy political editor at the telegraph. we'll hearfrom them in a moment, but first tomorrow's front pages, starting with. .. the times looks ahead to tomorrow's budget announcement, saying the chancellor will announce a 30 billion pounds investment to help public services and reduce borrowing. the express also leads on the budget, with a report that rishi sunak will unveil plans for a new age of optimism. the guardian leads with a thundering wake—up call, as the un warns of a temperature rise of two point seven degrees celsius. the mirror reports on the queens decision not to attend the the cop26 climate conference in glasgow next month. the daily telegraph leads with a report —— the the cop26 climate conference

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and private computer networks. japan's princess miko has married her college sweetheart k. camaro, formerly giving up her royal status. a couple of held a subdued wedding of 2 years of media scrutiny. doctor said, led to the 30 year old princess to suffer from post traumatic stress disorder. the parent would moving to the us where camera works as a lawyer. they'd been dubbed the harry and megan of japan all the news, of course, on our website. there it is. on your screen, the address on to 0 dot com. that's al jazeera dot com. ah. all right, so to have a quick check of the headlines here in al jazeera, the u. s. is suspending $700000000.00 an aide to sedan in response to the military coon. at least 7 protesters are reported have been killed. the military has dissolved the transitional, government, arrested ministers, and declared a state of emergency. we are evaluating the situation on the ground. we are watching very closely, we are communicating and coordinating very closely with our allies and with our partners around the world.

we have some guests, first, lucy, from the royal college of nursing. to be recognised for the work they do in their— recognised for the work they do in their expertise. the other thing we would _ their expertise. the other thing we would like — their expertise. the other thing we would like to see today, from the chancellor, is a clear strategy in the workforce, as well as a clear steer— the workforce, as well as a clear steer on— the workforce, as well as a clear steer on the nursing education, where — steer on the nursing education, where it— steer on the nursing education, where it is— steer on the nursing education, where it is fully funded. we heard about the unfreezing _ where it is fully funded. we heard about the unfreezing of _ where it is fully funded. we heard about the unfreezing of public- about the unfreezing of public sector pay and have some of that money will go to things like scanning centres, perhaps in shopping centres. is that welcome and will it help? it is shopping centres. is that welcome and will it help?— and will it help? it