to be important not withstanding we are in the middle of a general election campaign, when the royal familyganisations know where they stand. with me is the royal historian christopher lee, who knows prince philip personally. thank you forjoining us again. when prince philipjoined the royal family, as it were, he had to really carve out a role for himself, didn't he, just talk us through that in you see, 1953, so the second world war is not a decade gone. society is quite different and so is the monarchy, she is a very young queen, he wanted to be and so did lord mountbatten his sponsor, his uncle, wa nted mountbatten his sponsor, his uncle, wanted to be prince consort, just the way that queen victoria had albert and being prince concert it meant he would go through the red boxes and say be careful on that one. an adviser to the queen and the government and the queen agreed, no. no. you arejust government and the queen agreed, no. no. you are just the government and the queen agreed, no. no. you arejust the husband. him indoors, almost. and he turned round and saidi indoors, almost. and he

sandringham, from the other, the other parts of the organisation that work for the queen and the royal familyde the different royal households, working for members of the royal family, how they can support the queen and her public duties in a way that prince philip has, as and when he's around, and as and when the queen needs that support. so i think this is sort of good management in the modern age on behalf of a consort of 95 years old, who has done 70 years of brilliant public service, and i'm sure he will continue to do so, in his own way, and by his own choice, and continue to make a contribution to national and international life. and he has been such a support to the queen, hasn‘t he, 110 days of engagements last year, making him, ithink, the fifth busiest person in the royalfamily, as you rightly point out at the age of 95. what do you think today‘s announcement will mean for the queen? well, i think the queen and prince philip will have discussed this, and planned it in this way, and the fact that the meeting was called yesterday, and households were told exactly what was behind it a

it is not portraying the royal family in a flattering light. here is >> the queen is dead. the king. that's me. >> reporter: it is the brand-new royal drama igniting a firestorm. >> these are the rules today. >> reporter: king charles iii, a shocking 90-minute fictional film imagining what life would be like for the house of windsor after the queen dies. >> this is perhaps the most unstable moment the royal family will face. >> reporter: showing charles becoming king. >> my life has been a lingering for the throne. >> reporter: embarking on a constitutional crisis so extreme kate middleton is portrayed as a manipulative lady macbeth figure threatening to depose him. >> perhaps i might relieve the harshness of this mystery. >> reporter: princess diana's ghost appears telling charles he would make a good monarch. harry wants to lead a low key life. >> it is not what i wantor into. >> reporter: an anti-commoner living in the project and kate pushes william to take on his father. >> be the man i know you are and act. >> i'm not king. >> reporter: if that wasn't controversial eno

for some yea rs within the royal family for some years now. hear this news today?|j years now. were you surprised to hear this news today? i was surprised, i was amazed. i am glad for him that he has made the decision to do it. i think if you have reached 96, which is a good 30 yea rs have reached 96, which is a good 30 years after most people retire, you are, and aftera years after most people retire, you are, and after a life he has led, you are more than entitled to have a bit of time to yourself, and i think that his contribution has been immeasurable. and i was very taken with one of your earlier reports, in which prince philip actually said, you know, thinking of things to say when he is making speeches. you know, he writes of his own speeches, he does an extraordinary amount of work on the half of all of those organisations, and it is, i believe, a right decision on his part for his sake. but i think the debt this country sake. but i think the debt this cou ntry owes sake. but i think the debt this country owes him is a very great one i

his decision will mark a transition for the royal family. files a lawsuit against his rival, the far right candidate marine le pen. the dispute centres on madame le pen's suggestions that monsieur macron holds an offshore bank account. the surfer rescued after 32 hours stranded in the irish sea tells the bbc he thought he was going to die. now the sport. the arsenal manager arsene wenger says the extreme highs and lows of a career in football adds to the pressure on players and can lead to mental health problems. everton's aaron lennon is receiving treatment after being detained by police under the mental health act last weekend. not all the players, even if they feel the need, they do want to be helped by people who are at the club. sometimes you don't want to show that you could be interpreted as a weakness inside the club, and so i believe that you understand that most of the players, in a situation where they need help, they want to do that outside the club. jose mourinho has written off finishing in the top four in the premier league, a

it means she gives up her royal status for love and places more pressure on the royal family. mako is used to posing for the cameras. but soon she will be giving up her royal status. the reason — princess mako is marrying this man, kei komuro, who works in a tokyo law firm and is known as a commoner. the couple met five years ago at university. the closest he came to royalty is starring in an ad on tourism. translation: it is very nice to hear it because there is a lot of bad news. translation: i hope they make one of the happiest families in japan. unlike his granddaughter, emperor akihito was allowed to ascend the chrysanthemum throne, despite having married the daughter of a wealthy businessman. his engagement nearly 60 years ago to michiko shoda shocked traditionalists. she was the first commoner to marry into the japanese royal family. akihito set out to modernise the old traditions, including insisting on bringing up their children themselves. but some traditions remain in place. under current japanese law, women cannot be imperial successors, so if akihito was to retire,

the work the royal family have been doing, the royal family have been doing, the younger royals, thisbit of a breakthrough. it would be courageous. it would be great. it is a strange word to use but they could be role models. strange word to use when they are suffering but they could be role models. the former chairman of the pfa attempted suicide a few years ago, now we have aaron lennon, let's hope this time people is concerned sticks. and the goalkeeper... you hope to keep it at the front of people 's mind.|j goalkeeper... you hope to keep it at the front of people 's mind. i will give you seven out of ten. room for improvement but much better. the talking stick stays with me, i am in charge! that's it for the papers denied. thank you for coming. thank you for going. laughter see you soon. bye—bye. she is a hard woman! good evening to you. most temperatures peaking at 20 degrees. not far off that tomorrow. high—pressure edging towards iceland. it maintained the easterly flow. plus three conditions for the uk. clearer whether further north. friday morning, a bit of frost around. a l

an announcement from the royal family overnight.e word coming down from buckingham palace about vince philip. onry: cool today, but rain the way for tomorrow. veronica johnson tracking some big changes on the way. let's talk me tracking a very different forecast today than yesterday. veronica: guest today, sunshine. it was nice outside throughout the day. we will see a lot of clouds moving into the area. looking at temperatures, the trend, more days below average than above. we have a least a little sunshine to kickoff your thursday. clouds will be moving into the area. 9:00 a.m., still partly cloudy. 60 is your temperature by then. mid 50's to right around 60 by late morning. by 2:00, if you have plans for lunch, clouds will start moving in, 68 degrees. overcast skies for the drive home. we will berain tracking. the best chance in the red friday morning. going up until lunchtime, with it, we will have lightning, some thunder, and a low threat after lunchtime tomorrow. we will fare a little bit better for the backend of the day tomo

she was the first, no to marry into the japanese royal family. including insisting on bringing up their children themselves. but some traditions remain in place. under current japanese law, women cannot be imperial success, so if akihito was to retire, and lawmakers are considering allowing this, princess mako cannot take his place. the news of this latest engagement has reignited the debate of whether to allow women to stay in the imperial family after marrying a common. ——, now. it is a step conservatives in the country fear moves towards allowing women to inherit the throne —— commoner. out of 19 royalfamily members, 14 are women. and so, as another princess marries, the royal family continues to shrink. you're watching newsday on the bbc, live from london and singapore. still to come on the programme: how there is market uncertainty in the us and elsewhere. the pope was shot, the pope will live. that's the essence of the appalling news from rome this afternoon, that, as an italian television commentator put it, terrorism has come to the vatic

and it's to the royal family's interest to keep the status quo. and so a chance to-- as they balance two things. but the people must-- the family needs to be reformed. and there are many princes that have a handsome payment and that's one of the things that the president is talking about here. saudi arabia needs to reform from the inside before affecting change in the region as well. it's a multi-pronged effort here, again, speaking to officials here, they tell me there are so many things the countries can work on together and it's imperative for global security that this region does not descend further into chaos. and they're indicating because obama pivoted away from saudi arabia to iran, that iran filled the vacuum where saudi arabia opened the u.s. might have stepped up. and there was an opportunity after president obama drew the red line and they're making no uncertain terms, the obama years why rough and a road bump on the way. they say they have optimism now that things can change and from both sides, seems to suggest for the moment it will.

there )s >> reporter: the british royal family celebrates the wedding of the prince of wales. >> summer diana spencer was about to become princess diana -- in one of the most eagerly anticipated weddings in the world. >> good evening from london, where we have come to cover the royal wedding. charles, prince of wales takes the lovely lady diana spencer as his bride. >> the royal wedding was fantastic. it was british pomp and pageantry at its best. a lot of people could see the carriage procession in a glass coach like cinderella. >> i was nine-years-old. i set my alarm at 4:00 a.m. and got up to watch the wedding. i was one of 750 million people watching that wedding. >> yeah. it was like a fairytale. and diana sort of fulfilled all our childhood notions of what a fairytale princess should look like. >> but there was something else going on at the wedding, a story no one knew. see the crowd in the church? diana just happened to spot one particular face. >> diana managed to spot camilla parker-bowles, and she saw her as she was going up the aisle. >> did she ever talk to you about that m

my exclusive sit-down interview with princess beatrice of york, what she had to say about the royal familynd how the new generations of royals is turning over a new leaf. >>> we begin with that massive cyber attack here in london. officials still grappling with its consequences. thousands of businesses and organizations disrupted. a computer virus attacked software, holding systems hostage for ransom. nearly 100 countries affected including in the u.s. where fedex was targeted. nbc's kelly cobiella has more from here in london. >> the latest victim of this massive cyber assault french carmaker rane. a plant in slovenia and two others in france had to stop the virus from spreading. the virus began infecting in britain's national health service friday. emergency rooms closed, ambulances had to be diverted and doctors were canceling visits and surgeries because they couldn't access patient files or hospital records. that disruption continuing today. the virus affected tens of thousands of computer systems in more than 70 countries. russia's interior ministry and fedex among the targets. the w

and the mail on sunday criticises a controversial drama to be aired on the bbc about the royal familyhas defended the production as a ‘critically acclaimed and fictional play‘ which the mail has described as astonishingly good. and there we go. astonishingly good, oui’ and there we go. astonishingly good, our reviewers of the newspapers as they will prove for you. let's start with the observer. this promise we will get from labour to tax £80,000 a year earners or, if you want to look at it the other way, not to tax 95% of people who earn less than that. exactly. we knew this policy was being mooted. they were trying to work out what action accounts is being wealthy and they were around the 70,000 mark, they said that 80,000 elite is not inflation, indecision. already online we have seen some labour figures quite happy with the depiction in the press. they say the focus should be on the 95% who will not be taxed. they say the focus should be on the 9596 who will not be taxed. what do you think about, nigel? is it that the newspapers will focus the this isa the newspapers will focus the

the duke's retirement from public duties will mean that other members of the royal family will step upsupport the queen. it's likely that she'll be seen more and major occasions with the prince of wales and the duke of cambridge. all of which underlines the fact that, although her husband may be stepping back, the queen is not. in the words of buckingham palace, the queen, 91 two weeks ago, will continue to carry out a full programme of official duties. nicholas witchell, bbc news. the duke of edinburgh is a patron of more than 780 charities, but he'll no longer have an active role attending public functions to support them. one of his greatest legacies will be his work as chairman of the duke of edinburgh awards, which he set up in 1956 and has benefited millions of young people across the uk. richard lister has been looking at the impact the duke has had on charities in many countries. almost as soon as he became part of the royal family, the duke of edinburgh was determined to make his own contribution to british life. while he is most familiar to us at the queen's side at some of t

. >> they were photos that ignited a backlash against the paparazzi now the royal's family's getting involved in this. the royal lawsuit just filed and our first look at what prince william felt when he found out. a washing the narrator: "the time is always right to do what is right. ralph northam. army doctor during the gulf war. volunteer director of a pediatric hospice. progressive democrat. in the senate, he passed the smoking ban in restaurants, stopped the transvaginal ultrasound anti-choice law, and stood up to the nra. as lieutenant governor, dr. northam is fighting ralph northam believes in making progress every day. and he won't let donald trump stop us. >>> so you can stop calling them d.c. 4 and d.c. 5. the newest bald eagles in our area now have real names, honor and glory. that's what voters chose in an to it. they're being raised by their parents, mr. president and the first lady. there is a third eaglet in our area. that one was named last week, the name spirit. >> the caps are just a few hours away from another huge game against the penguins. >> and if they're going

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has the royal family commented at all?rter: yeah, michael, no comm in the palace behind me yet but that's hardly surprising. given that they don't normally comment on things like this. but it does have one member of parliament up in arms who called this just a wrong perception of the royal family. he had some pretty harsh words to say about this film. >> let's be honest. all of us including barbara were hanging on that clip. will we get to see it here in the states. >> reporter: oh, absolutely, george. yes, u.s. viewers will get to see what the fuss is all about when it airs this sunday on pbs. >> all right. >> good news, right. >> i want to sleep with charles. >> all right. on that note, barbara, thank you. appreciate it. lama, thank you. >>> everybody, coming up, barbara, you blow me away, an important health alert. could over-the-counter painkillers be linked to heart attacks? >>> and tory is back from her road trip with great "deals & steals" for everybody. she has big savings and they're all starting at just under $5.

the royal family has just announced that starting later this year, prince philip, the queen's husband, will no longer carry out public engagements. let's go right to keir simmons. what's this mean? >> reporter: savannah, good morning. it's the end of an extroid rare ri career. turning 96 this year. he was out at events yesterday, out this morning in central london with the queen despite his late the announcement does come as a surprise. we have known he has been becoming more frail over the years. let me read to you the statement from buckingham palace, savannah. we just received it. his royal highness has decided he will no longer carry out public events in the autumn of the year. her majesty will continue to carry out the full program of official engagements with the support of members of the royal family. the dude of edinboro can be described as the single most important person in the queen's life. he is with her at most engagements standing beside her. we know that behind the science there at buckingham palace he is often the one to give her close advice. they laugh together, they

. >>> breaking news from england's royal family. a live look at buckingham palace which has been buzzing with activity since last night. a short time ago we found out why all the mystery. prince philip, husband of queen elizabeth, announcing he is no longer carrying out public engagements as of this fall. in a formal statement, the royal family says the 95-year-old who's turning 96 next month and the duke of edinburgh is scaling back on public appearances. he could choose to attend certain events. the queen says she has no plans herself to ratchet back on her engagement. >>> 4:34. this morning san francisco police chief says he's launching a thorough investigation after one of his officers shot and killed a stabbing suspect at a subway restaurant at fifth and market near the powell street bart station shortly before noon yesterday. subway employees say a man who appeared homeless ordered a sandwich but refused to pay for it. the man then allegedly stabbed an older employee. a security guard restrained the suspect until officers arri

this royal family is effective. and you have their backing and support, as long as we work together. that's the key message. >> if i can jump in with two, quick thoughts. >> just a second. we're looking at pictures of donald trump and king salman, exchanging the first few words, it seems, as they have sat down at the terminal of the airport, known as the royal hall. they are currently going to be attending a welcome tea ceremony. we'll see what that looks like. the president of the united states, laughing right now. apparently, some levity in the exchanges, as you would expect. it's all protocol at the moment. jeremy? >> yeah. just to underscore the points that nic is making here. as far as the foreign policy approach of the trump administration, i can't emphasize enough that in the last few weeks with trump administration officials and on the call with saudi officials, both have focused on the fact they're on the same page here, particularly when it comes to iran. as nic is talking about the obama administration sa

prince philip is royal on both sides of his family, but the queen is only on one. is continuity for him. he is divided to see the children and grandchildren carrying on the tradition. and at the centre of it, the long marriage, the foundation, really. somebody once said that love is not necessarily gazing into each other‘s eyes, it's looking in the same direction. and i think prince philip and the queen have a shared common values or their lives. they are very different people, but they share the same values —— all their lives. people, but they share the same values -- all their lives. thanks for joining values -- all their lives. thanks forjoining us. the duke of edinburgh isa forjoining us. the duke of edinburgh is a patron of more than 780 charities, as we said. but he'll no longer have an active role attending public functions to support them. one of his greatest legacies will be his work as chairman of the duke of edinburgh awards — which he set up in 1956. the bbc has spoken to the awards chief executive — peter westgarth — about what it has been like to work

the royal family expressed out to burger king to express their disapproval of the ad.representative tells efe it has not received any communication from the monarchy. the online election until june 19th. until then depending on the outcome the royal family will be more of a mcdonald's fan. >> shark week is coming soon and discovery channel is reminding us it's still a bad week to be a seal. >>> i love it. featuring grammy winning singer seal. facing the unfortunate fate of being eaten alive. shark week is always a draw, always want to watch it. now they have promos to watch. >> when they do kitschy, cheeky, tongue in cheek like this, kind of a cult status. >>> still ahead, full military honors for u.s. navy pilot killed in action long ago. a promise to bring him home finally fulfilled. you're watching "early today" on this memorial day. before we hit the beach, i've gotta hit the loo. we can't stay here! why? terrible toilet paper! i'll never get clean! way ahead of you, big daddy. aww. (avo) charmin ultra strong. it's washcloth-like texture helps clean better. it's fo

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>> the royal family have changed. has altered, especially since days of the wedding of the prince and princess of wales which is only 36 years ago. i mean, it needed to alter with a completely new outlook and marrying for love. and we saw this with william and kate and how successfully they related to each other, how spontaneous they are. looking at prince harry and megan markel, everyone knows this is a serious relationship, and we wonder given the circumstances, harry's previous dates, he has dated for seven years and two years. would perhaps a year come august 4th, megan's birthday when she's 36, would this be a date we remember? >> my goodness, giving them ideas for sure, he may take you up on it. he just may. if that happens and these very young modern royals, including pippa middleton, what does it do for the brand windsor, for the house of windsor? >> well, it relates more to the population as a whole to a more diverse society and to a far more formal outlook, which the royals have been pioneering since the 196

it's expected to re—ignite debate about the ever—shrinking royal family.resence in the state of tachira along the colombian border, a state that's long been a hotbed of anti—government feeling. the move follows days of rioting and looting there, that's left many businesses in ruins. more than a0 people have been killed nationwide since the protests first flared up six weeks ago, as greg dawson reports. from supermarket to squalor. this is the result of another night of looting in the venezuelan state of tachira. the shelves are empty and the floors are full of debris, dirt and rotting food. translation: we have been told an armed group on motorcycles was trying to get in. about 300 people came over the barriers. they took everything — equipment, cash registers, even refrigerators. it is notjust supermarkets. this is what is left of the family—owned bus station. translation: they were not government buses. they were mine and my family's. my father's. they left our business useless. the government says over 2,000 soldiers will be sent to the region to restor

the duke's retirement from public duties will mean that other members of the royal family will step upeen. it is likely she will be seen more frequently at major occasions with the prince of wales or princess anne. but those who know the couple say it won't be quite the same for the queen. the queen will undoubtedly miss him on public occasions. there is no doubt that when they go out for a day together, they are a mutual support system. having been on tours with them, having followed in the car behind them, at the end of the day they get together into the car and he entertains her hugely, telling funny stories about what has happened during the day. so she will definitely miss all of that. and occasionally she will strike us as a lonely figure. but she will be going back to buckingham palace, windsor castle, balmoral, and he will be there. slowly but surely, there is a generational shift taking place at the palace. officials have made it clear the queen will continue with public engagements. but at the age of 91 now, her load is being lightened. as monarch, she is still the centralfig

japan‘s imperial law requires a princess to leave the royal family after marrying a commoner. for a look at the weather... good afternoon we have had some particularly dry weather in recent weeks and months. yesterday we had some particularly wet weather. you can see this big lump of cloud that swept can see this big lump of cloud that swe pt a cross can see this big lump of cloud that swept across many parts of the country, heavy rain was the south—east. on the face of it we have lost that wet weather but there is another lump of cloud waiting in the wings down here across the near continent and that will be printing some rain across southern and eastern parts of the country later on today. before that there will be some dry weather, sunshine, that was the scene in south lanarkshire. some shower clouds bubbling up. we will see some sunshine and showers this afternoon. some heavy showers across northern ireland, northern and western scotland. some good sunny brea ks western scotland. some good sunny breaks in between. some of the showers across the western fringes of wales in t

i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm sam brock big news from the royal family. >> we have a royal forecast, too. >> that's right. cari is queen of the forecast. temperatures have been hot. >> we are happy to see that carl the fog is back. we will have fog rolling into parts of san francisco cooling down temperatures providing relief for those inland areas you may have to turn on the windshield wipers with drizzle coming down.

charlie: the queen was the star of the royal family. sally: she always has been.rlie beyond the fact that she : is the queen, it is the way she handled that awesome job. sally: as the saying goes, she has not put a foot wrong. the only time she ran into heavy weather was after diana's death. charlie: tony blair had to suggest to her that she needed to be more sensitive. sally: he did. she was getting reports from london, that was unthinkable, there were people from all over the world that were flooding the parks and putting flowers and kensington palace. i always felt that diana resonated with people not only because she was so beautiful and she had a kind of informality about her, or -- her informality and accessibility did change the way the royal family operated after her death. but there was something about her where people -- she was a vulnerable and sensitive and at times, volatile creature. charlie: she became a star in the world of fashion and celebrity. sally: charles could not begin to compete with her. when she was going out on some fantastic new dress

. >> and i'm sam brock big news from the royal family. >> we have a royal forecast, too. >> that's right. cari is queen of the forecast. temperatures have been hot. >> we are happy to see that carl the fog is back. we will have fog rolling into parts of san francisco cooling down temperatures providing relief for those inland areas you may have to turn on the windshield wipers with drizzle coming down. temperature 53 up to 68. this morning we'll see patchy fog and it will be a cooler day as well as breezy especially along the coast we'll talk about that in eight minutes. mike has changes within the last few minutes. >> we have no oakland airport connector right now. >> it sounds like there's an issue with a connector there so use bus 73. also capital corridor, train number 521 is delayed. something going on between sacramento and davis. that holdup will keep them from getting to the bay area any time soon. we're looking towards the roadways and overall things are moving well. we have the san mateo bridge recovering from the early issue with debris on the roadway that has been cleared but

the royal family was the number one trending topic on twitter.rden of public engagements has increasingly fallen to younger members of the british royal family. prince william and prince harry have recently moved back to london to carry out more duties. back to you. ( mark ) two teenage boys are recovering this morning after being hit by a driver who took off. (ááátriggerááá) the 15-year-old boys were crossing the street near the intersection of cooley avenue and runnymede street in east palo alto. police say the teens were hit by a car that did not stop at a stop sign. after hitting the boys, the driver did not stop and help them. we're told both teenagers have serious injuries. ( darya ) federal prosecutors have announced there will be no charges against the louisiana police officers who shot and killed a man last july. investigators say there is not enough evidence to prove that either officer violated the federal criminal civil rights law when they shot and killed alton sterling. sterling was selling c-d's outside a store in baton rouge last

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with her majesty the queen and members of the royal family expected later today, this morning was a chanceyalty to take the limelight. an apricot rose named after dame judi take the limelight. an apricot rose named after damejudi dench. for the first time in the show‘s 104 year history, visitors will see a garden with an urban landscape focussing on green urban areas and there is no shortage of something that catches the eye, bringing the joy of gardening to millions and hoping to inspire the next generation. the weather couldn't be any better. of course, there's excitement in the air with members of the royal family expected later today, including prince philip and of course her majesty the queen. facebook‘s internal rules for regulating what its nearly two billion users can and can't post on the site have been leaked. the documents appear to show that the company tolerates certain violent threats, forms of bullying, and live videos of self—harm. our technology correspondent rory cellan—jones joins me. tell us more about the document and what it shows about facebook rules. this is basical

. >>> and wedding of the year, britain's royal family descending on this country church to watch duchess kate's little sister pippa walk down the aisle with her multimillion fiance. all the details of the lavish affair. will george and charlotte steal the show? >>> hey, good morning and let's get straight to the breaking news. donald j. trump arriving in saudi arabia for his first foreign trip as president. this is a high-stakes, eight-day, five-country mission which the white house hopes might turn the page on the investigations and allegations raging here at home. >> speaking of which overnight as the president crossed the atlantic, we learned that the fired fbi chief, james comey, will, in fact, testify before congress and do so publicly sometime after memorial day. comey will almost certainly be asked about reports that he accused the president of asking him to shut down the investigation into former national security adviser mike flynn as well as his ties to the russians. >>> and that announcement about comey's testimony came just hours after "the new york times" reported that the p

for this law, anyone who defame or insult the royal families can be punished and face up to 15 yearsthe law. as you might remember last month, the authorities warned people not to share online content on facebook or critics who live abroad. those critics often post content that violates the law. now to ukraine. the president there has ordered internet provide irto block a number of popular russian social networks. apparently without irony, the president used his own page on one of the blocked sites, to explain his decision. he says, "the challenges of hybrid war demand adequate responses. massive russian cyber attacks across the world, particularly in the french elections, which the russians deny by the way, show it‘s time to act differently and more decisively. a number of large russian sites have been affected. the kremlin spokesperson is unimpressed. "it‘s another manifestation of unfriendly, short sighted policy towards russia." let‘s hearfrom our correspondent to get more on this. all those services, especially of the russian speaking analogue of facebook, they are widely used b

i mean, her informality and her accessibility did change the way the royal family operated after her death. but there was something about her where she was a vulnerable and sensitive and as times volatile creature. >> rose: and she also became a star in the world of fashion and -- >> yeah, and charles couldn't begin to compete with her. when she was going out in some fantastic new dress in a given day, and he was going out to give an earnest speech on the future of architecture, who was going to end up on page one? >> rose: not him. not him. and i think that really, really bothered him because he felt -- and he was doing a lot of worthy things. >> rose: so after this and after her terrible death. >> right. >> rose: he found -- well, he had to remake his life, really. he put the sign up in his dressing room that said "be patient and endure," and he had to show the world he was a good father to william and harry, and he succeeded in doing that. it's not that he hadn't been before, it's just that diana so overshadowed and outshown him. she was publicly much more physically demonstrative

and he, crucially, we are talking about a british royal family he, crucially, we are talking about aof windsor in the 1980s and 1990s had terrible problems, not least the public and painful collapse of the marriage of princess diana and prince charles. then we had her death. the worst week in the queen's rain. everybody around the couple say prince philip ‘s advice always got better the worse the problem was. i have to tell you both ably quick story. when i was paris correspondent here a couple of years ago i was invited to the state dinner the queen attended. and afterwards, on the terrace at the back of the lycee terrace —— palace, president hollande mingled with journalists. the queen was still there. he didn't speak very good english but he did get across that they come here to the arc de triomphe to look at the flame of the unknown soldier. he said there were more crowds for her than there were for his inauguration. what he was incredulous about was the stamina of the woman. the queen was just extraordinary, he said. she was still on the terrace in the evening. it is exhausting

and the mail on sunday criticises a controversial drama to be aired on the bbc about the royal familybc has defended the production as a critically acclaimed and fictional play, which the mail has described as astonishingly good. now it is time for our world. in srebrenica, the town where europe's worst atrocity since the second world war took place, some local politicians, and the new mayor, refuse to accept that genocide happened, despite the findings of international courts and the testimony of survivors. one of the few bosnian muslims who did survive the massacre has since returned to srebrenica to provide living proof of what happened in 1995 during the bosnian war. he now faces a new struggle for the truth. there are images from the start of this programme which viewers may find distressing. we didn't believe that we would be killed because there are so many people and i couldn't believe they could kill all of us. srebenica, the setting for europe's worst atrocity since the second world war. gunshots injuly 1995, bosnian serb soldiers massacred thousands of unarmed muslim men an

. >>> breaking news as we come on the air, the surprise announcement from the royal family. an emergency meeting called overnight. the staff summoned to buckingham palace where we're live this morning. >>> flooding disaster. entire communities under water this morning as rivers rise forcing people from their homes. this cabin swept up in the water smashing into a bridge. >> oh, my god. >> this entire church underwater, and a school bus full of children caught in the flood. the race to rescue them. >>> and a family saying they were kicked off an overbooked delta plane and threatened with jail after being forced to give up a seat they purchase for their baby. >> this is a federal offense. you and your wife will be in jail. >> what the family is now saying this morning. >>> and good morning, america. we have a lot to get to. >> we do. >> this thursday morning, that big announcement from buckingham palace. you see it there live. prince philip is retiring from public life. we'll have more on that ahead. >>> it is international firefighters day and michael is with the fdny on his

that the royal family is now in a period of transition. prince charles and camilla will take on a bigger role as will the younger royal, prince william, kate and prince harry. george. >> as you said the end of an era. thanks very much. we bring the folks back home to that record flooding in the midwest. rivers have burst from heavy rains damaging hundreds of homes, closing roads and highways and alex perez is on the scene in missouri. good morning, alex. >> reporter: hey, good morning. here in this neighborhood the river and this street has become one. it's been a nonstop operation to keep the water from getting inside homes. overnight, a flash flood emergency for arkansas residents. with entire communities like pocahontas swallowed by overflowing water. >> today they have identified nine levee breaches. >> it is so going to hit the bridge. >> reporter: the current sending this cabin on the loose slamming right into a >> reporter: in missouri residents still on high alert. >> you could see the debris that the river has swept on top of the