it is business as usual today for the rest of the royal family. cashire this morning. your royal highness, how was the duke of edinburgh this morning? no idea, do you know where i am? the same place as you. the queen and the duke remain at sandringham, no doubt hugely relieved that neither the duke nor our correspondent helena lee, has been at the scene of the crash — and has this update. e515 i121 £51,115 iezii liglm ... l... 7. . 77. today the weather is somewhat different. yesterday, we understand from talking to local residents that the sun was low in the sky, there wasn't as much cloud. one resident has told us that he was heading in that direction towards king's lynn, just moments before the duke of edinburgh had that crash. as he was driving, the sun was dazzling. in terms of the road itself it would have been similar yesterday. this is a very busy road, the a149. lots of cars going past us at the moment. now, if we just have a look down here. you can make out some of what is left, the debris from the accident. you can see some of the windsc

iamjust there for the royal family injapan?ow we of the royal family hearing the uk. i am just thinking of how we of the royal family hearing the ukw i am just thinking of how we of the royalfamily hearing the uk. it is quite different. when i was doing a report about them i was talking to my british colleague about how i should do my report and she suggested i asked a young person to draw a cartoon of the emperor's face and toa draw a cartoon of the emperor's face and to a japanese person that is com pletely and to a japanese person that is completely to boot. you do not draw the face of the emperor. nor depicted in a sarcastic way like the british tabloids do. but there is a lot of public interest in the royal family and especially the younger generation because the granddaughters of the emperor are in their teenage years and their early 20s so there is a lot of interest in their love life. there is still a lot of privacy and they are respected in the japanese media. thank you very much indeed. prince charles and the first mi

i spoke to a senior member of the royal family andi senior member of the royal family and i asked himspective is that it will further complicate the issue rather than find a solution to it. it will further entrench not only the iranians but also the russians and the turkish president. from my perspective, of course, it is quite negative. mr pompeo has said that this is simply a tactical change, a movement of troops to the us still has enough military power in the region to do what it needs to do to fight islamist extremists and ineffective the us pulls those troops out it will be exposing territory that could be open for iran, russia or the turkish president and i think that is what worries many allies here. we have just been hearing from president trump. mike pompeo is trying to clarify the position of the administration on the middle east. we hear from the administration on the middle east. we hearfrom president trump that starting the long overdue pull out while heeding the caliphate hard earned from many directions and they will attack again from any existing nearby base if it ref

it's been such a traumatic and painful time and i would have expected more of the royal family."prince philip was spotted driving a new land rover. he was photographed driving without a seat belt. norfolk police said "suitable words of advice had been given to the driver". buckingham palace did not comment. yesterday morning, the prince passed a police eyesight test. it's standard procedure after an accident like this. police say the cause of the crash is still under investigation. andy moore, bbc news. 0ur correspondent simonjones is at the scene of the crash in sandringham, and sent us this update. that's right, this is where the crash happened on thursday afternoon and anyone who thought after the crash the duke might decide to take more of a back seat when it comes to driving, would have been wrong. because he very quickly took delivery of a new land rover and then, as you say, was seen yesterday, was pictured driving on a public road without wearing a seat belt. now the police say they have been made aware of those pictures and they have offered him words of advice. now in t

america's most senior diplomat arrives in riyadh, as a senior member of the saudi royal family tells us donald trump's decision to pull out of syria is very negative. it will further entrench not only the iranians, but also the russians. overwhelmed with snow — parts of europe grapple with the worst winter weather for years. underneath this white blanket is a tarmac road. this area hasn't seen this much snow in well over a decade. a former italian communist militant who's been on the run for 37 years has been arrested in bolivia. hello and welcome to world news today. donald trump's unilateral decision to pull us forces out of the syria conflict has already made us diplomacy difficult in the middle east. one of the president's closest advisors had a tricky time last week in turkey, trying to persuade ankara not to move against america's kurdish allies. on sunday night us secretary of state mike pompeo arrived in riyadh, which might be even more uncomfortable because of the added tension over the killing of the saudi journalist jamal khashoggi. the bbc‘s barbara plett usher is in riya

she has expected some flowers or a personal call from the royal family. democrats a compromise package on immigration, in an attempt to end the partial government shutdown. but democrats dismissed the proposal as unacceptable. david willis reports from washington. from the diplomatic reception room of the white house came a distinctly undiplomatic message america's immigration system is badly broken. i am here today to break the logjam and provide congress with a path forward to end the government shutdown and solve the crisis on the southern border. amongst a package of measures that he knew would prove irresistible to many democrats was an offer of temporary relief for around a million immigrants threatened with deportation. but then came the quid pro quo. in return for all of this, the president is demanding close to $6 billion to build a wall along america's southern border a project the democrats hate. if we build a powerful and fully designed see—through steel barrier on our southern border, the crime rate and drug problem in our country would be qu

there is no question the royal family are lacking in concern.t later. i would guess this is perhaps tangled up in some legalese. we know that even a sorry can be registered as an admission of guilt. you are told not to say too much. i'm sure there are some very busy people both legal and there are helpers working this out but it's become a huge story because of the aged shipments to still be driving. and it was a big bad pr stunt to have as car delivered the day after. at some of these things could be handled more discreetly but prince philip has had 70 years of bad pr, this will not shake him any more. and he is still driving, will but without a seatbelt according to reports. he was photographed without a seatbelt. i think the police had a word with him about that. i would love to have been it. right, the times. count sugar cubes in maths to cut obesity, instead of apples and pears. i remember counting wooden blocks. that's why you are so small. i never took to eating them. public health england advice, saying in maths lessons, people will work

it comes at a time when japan‘s royal family...eight years ago. a lot of royal wedding rumours as well, the daughter of the youngest son of emperor akihito announced a royal wedding but was postponed. forjapan, quite an unusual amount of tabloid interest on what happened to that royal wedding but the public has been prepared, i dare say the government and the imperial household agency‘s have been announcing plans to the abdication at the end of april before the new emperor takes place on may one. you were talking about stories in the tabloids. how much deference is there for the royal family in japan? i am just thinking of how we talk of the royalfamily here in the uk. it is quite different. when i was doing a report about them i was talking to my british colleague about how i should do my report and she suggested i ask a young person to draw a cartoon of the emperor‘s face and to a japanese person that is completely taboo. you do not draw the face of the emperor. nor depicted in a sarcastic way like the british tabloids do. but th

how much deference is there for the royal family in japan?k. it is quite different. when i was doing a report about them, i was talking to my british colleague about how i should start my report and her suggestion was that i ask a young person to draw a cartoon of the emperor's face, and to a japanese person, that is completely taboo. you don't draw the face of the emperor, nor depict him in a sarcastic way, like the british tabloids do. but there is a lot of public interest in the royal family and especially the younger generation, because granddaughters of the emperor are in their teenage years and their early 20s, so a lot of interest in their love life. but still, a lot of privacy respected in the japanese media. prince charles and the first minister of scotland have attended a service of remembrance on the isle of lewis, to mark the 100th anniversary of one of britain's worst peacetime disasters at sea. more than 200 men returning home after the end of the first world war died in the early hours of new year's day, 1919, when the iolaire

a senior member of the saudi royal family tells the bbc the pullout is "very negative."t will further entrench not only the iranians are also the russians and the shah arla side. —— and bashar al—assad parts of europe grapple with the worst winter in years — more than 20 people have died and entire villages are buried under snow. underneath this white length it is a tarmac road. this area has not seen it is much for a decade. —— this much snow. i'm babita sharma in london. also in the programme. the australian open's set for emotional scenes later, with andy murray in action, in what he says could be his final tournament. and the new zealand albatross chicks who've become unlikely stars on the internet. live from our studios in singapore and london, this is bbc world news. it's newsday. good morning. it's 9am in singapore, iam in london and four in the morning in the saudi capital riyadh where the us secretary of state, mike pompeo, has arrived. president trump's decision to pull american troops out of syria is on the agenda, and mr pompeo has also said he'll raise the k

use a sta ble next royal family of dunedin.tunate incident a while ago where one of the parents actually attacked its chicks. really, it's actually fraught with sort of tragedy watching this web cam live, isn't it? what are some of the highlights, you would say, of the highlights, you would say, of the youtube channel?” the highlights, you would say, of the youtube channel? i think the highlights is when the chick hatches. it's just really beautiful. the biggest cheque has been 13.4 kilograms so they get big and white and kilograms so they get big and white a nd fluffy kilograms so they get big and white and fluffy and beautiful. in the evenings, penguins visit. penguins who live close by coming up. also the fledgeling on camera in september so you see the chick right from when it hatches till when it leaves the colony. we know the albatross is incredibly endangered. obviously this is a way to try to raise awareness for their plight. pollution in the sea. how can the public get involved ? pollution in the sea. how can the publi

the royal family have taken years to rebuild their reputation and their standing in this country, and nt standing in this country, and to a large extent abroad as well. this is exactly the sort of is —— of the sort of story that puts them apart and make them question things again. why should he get away with things that nobody else would? has it got away with it? he was breathalysed by the police. he might have received a warning. the question is, if you or i received —— if we had an accident like this, would we be expected to contact the person and say sorry? ultimately you would let the insurance companies talk. maybe he is letting his company talk to them. i don't know. the royalfamily are ina i don't know. the royalfamily are in a completely different position to you and i. there are expectations of their behaviour, the media spotlight being on them, maybe not as much as you, certainly more so than me under normal circumstances. hejust appears than me under normal circumstances. he just appears to have not had that human element, he appears to have not shown much empathy, really.

well because you know you have a royal family that pretends that it's entitle to rule that you know anything that would spark of people having a right to have a say in how their government you know rather it's the ability to speak out publicly it believe it or publish critical thoughts on social media but on the ability to band together or you know god forbid to actually vote in an election that mattered those are anathema you know those are. adequate to the kind of men are if you will rule that the world family depends on and so you know under the saudi crown prince the crackdown and any step in this direction as intense about and that's the irony of describing the saudi crown prince as a reformer you know gas on the social side he's trying to you know rein in the religious police but on the on the political side he has zero tolerance short dissent and indeed it what we've seen is that either even women who flee the country and you know by walking with their feet are implicitly criticizing the saudi crown prince he does after that and it so this is a big backwards year for domestic governme

the incident occurred in norfolk, near the royal family's sandringham estate, on the a149 near the village of west newton. let's talk to our correspondent sarah campbell, who is outside buckingham palace now. just bring us up to date with everything we know. the news officially was announced by buckingham palace just before 6pm so just in the past hour, and to take you through the statement released by buckingham palace, they said the duke of edinburgh was involved in a road traffic accident with another vehicle this afternoon, he was not injured, the accident took place close to the sandringham estate and local police attended. the pictures you are looking at are the aftermath of the incident. we understand it took place on the 149 at approximately 2:45pm. buckingham palace has confirmed that the duke of edinburgh, who was 97, was driving the vehicle when the accident happened. somebody contacted the bbc anonymously before the news was made public and they gave some detail, they said they had been an eyewitness to the collision and ifi been an eyewitness to the collision and if i could re

a statement from the royal family says he is unhurt.omen in the other vehicle suffered minor injuries. caroline rigby reports. smashed glass and a broken wing mirror, discarded on the road. evidence of the crash which happened shortly after 3pm on thursday afternoon. the duke had been at the wheel when his land rover rolled over. he was helped out of the vehicle by passers—by. according to one witness, he was conscious but very shocked. the land rover was on its side, on the driver's side actually, so it would have been his side to the pavement, as it were. there was quite a bit of broken plastic and broken glass in the car and in the hedge. six or eight ordinary cars were parked around, with people all helping. the accident happened on a busy road, close to the queen's sandringham estate in norfolk. it's understood the duke was pulling out of a private driveway onto the road when the collision occurred. emergency services were on the scene quickly. two women in the other vehicle were treated for minor injuries in hospital but have sinc

jamal because show in saudi arabia in the eyes of many in the world is a a country a regime a royal family that has. maybe has committed murder with impunity do you see it now with having a tendency to go after. cases like this anywhere in the world and bring these women home or go after people who are critical of the government i hope so because months ago before the killing of we had a very similar case of the philippines returning a saudi woman to a family and we haven't heard from her since nobody knows where she is she's back in saudi arabia but how is she she has disappeared no there is no way to confirm it . but now the kushal the case has finally opened many people's eyes to the realities and saudi arabia before a lot was whitewashed lots of people bought into the propaganda of the prints and people said oh that's so much progress now women can drive cost and not seeing that those women who are fighting for the right to drive the land that imprisoned but but many would argue that saudi arabia has not been punished or has not been taken to task for what happened with jamal khashoggi

they waited hours to see the royal family, the emperor with public. is family came out five times to wish them a happy new year. as you said, this is indeed his final new year celebration as the bright for he abdicate at the end of april when his son, elder son, the crown prince ta kes his son, elder son, the crown prince takes the throne on the first of may 2019. his statement today was quite short and brief, but last week he actually made a very long emotional, looking back at his era. he is very relieved his era is coming to an end with no war. it is a known pacifist, he visited many countries in the region affected by japan's wartime aggression throughout his time as emperor. it is that it's a he has really been treasured, hasn't he, while he has beenin treasured, hasn't he, while he has been in that position. it is an unusual scenario for those of us watching in europe, for example, here in the uk we have mixed feelings about the royal family and they are often criticised. injapan it isa they are often criticised. injapan it is a very different sc

. >>> overseas the royal family's recovering from a serious scare.thorities say queen elizabeth's 97-year-old husband prince philip was behind the wheel when his suv flipped. we're joined now by nbc's sarah harmon who is in london. sarah, it's amazing he walked away from this accident. >> frances, good morning. absolutely. the royal family got to be breathing a sigh of relief after prince philip walked away from a car crash yesterday. his land rover overturned on a public road. but buckingham palace says he wasn't hurt. another car was also involved in this injuries. but they've already been released from the hospital. police say a breathalyzer test are standard procedure in a crash like this and thater dverh passed. the cause of the crash is now under review. guys, a lot of reaction to this has actually been surprise that the duke of and he had hip year. but the queen's husband is also known for being fiercely independent. he jumped behind the wheel to drive president o'bam & if the first lady during their visit in 2016. here in the uk drivers do ha

prince of the royal family do you think that they are becoming more aggressive in pursuing people you know like her but the danger is really that as long as there is impunity that's why john writes what is calling for an independent international inquiry into this case and we. to os the un general secretary to implement such independent inquiry and. before going on time if there were to be. an inquiry and if there were to be negative consequences for saudi arabia what do you think that would mean then for the women inside the country do you think for example social media in the country would be shut down because that's what may have saved your life today. well first of all social media in the country is shut down so she was able to tweet the brought. in thailand and you know building even greater fire walls as well i'm talking but do you do you see that well i think already i think if there is ongoing impunity then we won't have any improvement if this international punishment then saudi arabia will have one day to losing its stari strict rules you know at the guardian the may guardia

confederation which i understand is led by a man who is actually a member of part of bahrain's royal family what is his role in all of this yes that shakes someone been ibrahim al khalifa now it's uncertain exactly what role he has played he stayed very very quiet on this and that is a concern but he came believes that this is a bit of a revenge from. after he criticized him and accused him of discriminating against shia muslims and also accused him of persecuting bahraini athletes who protest against the royal family back in the arab spring of two thousand and eleven so activists in particular are worried about shakes elman's silence and they feel that he should be disqualified from office he's faced up president i have saved the president and i believe he should be disqualified from office if indeed hurricane is sent back to bahrain sounds like a very highly politicized case yet expat from d.w. support thank you so much. austria's marcel has once again stamped his authority on alpine skiing zn race under the lights of. austria. had some fifty thousand fans behind but as he put in to domin

federation which i understand is led by a man who who is part of bahrain's royal family quickly if you can what role has he had in all things yes so it's a bit uncertain the role that sheikh salman has actually had in this he's been very quiet on the matter when the f.c.c. called on thailand's prime minister to release the cane they said that sheikh salman had actually been recused from overseeing the matter now came claims that this is all a matter of revenge he he claims that this is coming about because he cues sheikh salman a member of the ruling bahraini royal family of discriminating against shia muslims and also punishing the bahraini athletes who protested during the arab spring so now she's someone he's president and activist is very very concerned that he's not saying anything on this and they. don't thank you so much an expat from did obvious sports. on sunday as the world marked international holocaust remembrance day there were warnings that young people today know less and less about the nazi era genocide of jews and other groups one person working to change this is ninet

claims that this is coming about because he cues sheikh salman a member of the ruling bahraini royal family of discriminating against shia muslims and also punishing bahraini athletes who protested during the arab spring so. now sheikh salman he's president and activist is very very concerned that he's not saying anything on this and there. thanks so much an expat from did obvious sports on sunday as the world marked international holocaust remembrance day there were warnings that young people today know less and less about the nazi era genocide of jews and other groups one person working to change this is ninety four year ninety four year old esther bestial rando as a girl she was sent to the largest nazi concentration camp but thanks to her musical talent she managed to survive and now she shares her remarkable story with german high school students. this is this song saved my lai hard years especially if. ninety four year old establish a run or enjoys singing this popular war time german song. it's a happy tune but it brings back memories of her time in the streets concentration camp bac

it has been a traumatic and painful time and i would have expected more from the royal family."n driving sandringham, without a seatbelt. norfolk police said suitable words of advice had been given to the driver. buckingham palace did not comment. yesterday morning, the police passed a police eyesight test, it is standard procedure after an accident like this. police say because of the crash are still under investigation. andy moore, bbc news. —— because of the crash. how to pass on a lifetime's experience as a puppeteer? nigel plaskitt is doing just that after decades working on productions like the satirical tv show spitting image and the muppets. ah, an afternoon alone with my favourite book, broadway musicals of the 1940s. # but now it's time to go home! for porn! so, when i teach the actors how to use these puppets, i have to make it so that it kind of becomes second nature to them, so they're giving the voice, and he speaks a little like this — hello, hello, hello, this is me! yeah, yeah, yeah! mmm...who are you? yeah, this is me. so they have to learn how to sync the pupp

it's been such a traumatic and painful time and i would have expected more of the royal family."spotted driving a new land rover. he was photographed driving without a seat belt. norfolk police said "suitable words of advice had been given to the driver". buckingham palace did not comment. yesterday morning, the prince passed a police eyesight test. it's standard procedure after an accident like this. police say the cause of the crash is still under investigation. andy moore, bbc news. president trump has offered democrats a compromise package on immigration, in an attempt to end the partial government shutdown. but democrats dismissed the proposal as unacceptable. david willis reports from washington. from the diplomatic reception room of the white house came a distinctly undiplomatic message america's immigration system is badly broken. and i am here today to break the logjam and provide congress with a path forward to end the government shutdown and solve the crisis on the southern border. amongst a package of measures that he knew would prove irresistible to many democrats wa

it is business as usual today for the rest of the royal family. business as usual today for the rest daughter, princess anne, was in lancashire this morning. your royal highness, how with the duke of edinburgh this morning? no idea, do you know where i am? the same place as you. the queen and the duke remain at sandringham, no doubt hugely relieved that neither the duke nor the passengers of the other car suffered serious injuries. sarah campbell, bbc news. helena lee is at the site of the crash. 0bviously, obviously, the police investigation was ongoing but as the report said, it isa was ongoing but as the report said, it is a notorious stretch of road with developments on safety measures there just today. that is right, just to show you, kate, what has been left from the crash yesterday, you can see some of the glass and we think that is from the duke of edinburgh's land rover and also, what is left of a wing mirror. we are at the side of the a149, this is are at the side of the a149, this is a very busy road. the current speed limit is 60 mph. there has been a lot of concerns from

you have a talking to a senior member of the saudi royal family, what was said?to mr pompeo possible trip but one that has dominated and that is this as many as are of the opinion, say "aye". to the contrary, "no". president trump to pull us troops at assyria, mr pompeo has been trying to explain that to allies wherever he has visited the saudis had a lot invested in supporting rebels in the conflict and they wanted to have a strong us presence and now they see that mr trump is pulling those us troops. the ones that are there. i spoke to a senior member of the royal family and i asked spoke to a senior member of the royalfamily and i asked him where he got about that decision to pull out of syria and this is what he said. the us actions from my perspective is that it is going to further complicate the issue rather than find any solution to it. and it will further entrench not only the iranians but also the russians and the bashar al—assad. but from that perspective of course, it is a very negative development. mr pompeo has said this is simply a tactical change a

and barbara, you have been talking to a senior member of the saud royal family, what was said? issues related to mr pompeo‘s trip, but particularly one that has dominated, and that is this decision by president trump to pull us troops out of syria. mr pompeo has been trying to explain that to allies where ever he has visited, and the saudis had quite a lot invested in supporting rebels in that conflict, and they wanted to have a strong us presence, and now they see that mr trump is pulling those us troops out, the ones that are there, never that many to begin with. so i spoke to a senior member of the royal family, prince faisal, and i asked him what he thought about that decision to pull out of syria, and this is what he said. the us's actions from my perspective is that it is going to further complicate the issue, rather than find any solutions to it, and it will further entrench not only the iranians but also the russians and bashar al—assad, so that, from that perspective, of course, it is a very negative development. and mr pompeo has said this is simply a tactical change,

names to previously an identified members of the saudi hit squad as well as their links to the royal family also audio recordings which allegedly prove that the crime was premeditated and information on his show g.'s reported refusal to text message his son in riyadh and tell him not to worry if he didn't hear from him for a while as a fuller picture of the killing emerges the pressure continues to grow on saudi arabia last week the king reshuffled his cabinet hoping to deflect international criticism but the saudi side would hope that this recent cabinet reshuffle puts an end to this case relieve saudi arabia from pressure by the turks and the international community looking for some answers the new details are also likely to add to growing calls that saudi arabia names and indicts those behind jamal killing paul chatterjee on al-jazeera. well let's bring in our panel now and joining us from istanbul via skype shaman politics of the daily newspaper in belgrade toby kaplan and sascha human rights lawyer and co-founder of seven international justice chambers and all of us got from taunton in

it has been such a traumatic and painful time and i would have expected more from the royal family.thout the duke. the palace said well wishes had been exchanged with those involved in the crash, but emma fairweather said she only received a call from a police family liaison officer, saying, the queen and the duke of edinburgh would like to be remembered to you. she says that is not an apology or a well wish. the investigation into the crash along this stretch of road is continuing. the duke passed the police eyesight test yesterday morning, but officers insist they will take any appropriate action if it is considered to be necessary. but the palace's response to what happened is coming under increasing scrutiny. simonjones, bbc news, sandringham. let's speak to simonjones who's in sandringham... simon — this is a little unusual, in that it's been a bit of a pr disaster for the royal family hasn't it? it's not going away, is it? buckingham palace have not wanted to give a running commentary on the crash that took place at this site and the aftermath and this latest incident involvin

it's been such a traumatic and painful time and i would have expected more of the royal family."nce philip was spotted driving a new land rover. he was photographed driving without a seatbelt. norfolk police said "suitable words of advice had been given to the driver". buckingham palace did not comment. yesterday morning, the prince passed a police eyesight test. it's standard procedure after an accident like this. police say the cause of the crash is still under investigation. andy moore, bbc news. president trump has offered democrats a compromise package on immigration, in an attempt to end a partial government shutdown. but some prominent democrats dismissed his olive branch as unnacceptable, as david willis reports from washington. from the diplomatic reception room of the white house came a distinctly undiplomatic message — america's immigration system is badly broken. i am here today to break the logjam and provide congress with a path forward to end the government shutdown and solve the crisis on the southern border. amongst a package of measures that he knew would prove

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his car overturned, but the royal family says he's not injured.s of the sudanese capital, khartoum, demanding the resignation of president omar al—bashir. and we report from gaza on the hospitals facing possible closure because of shortages of fuel and medicine.

story for what happened well as you say he was out driving behind the wheel himself and the the royal family sandringham estate which is in norfolk around two hundred kilometers northeast of london is a joyride what was he going to the store what was he doing we don't know he was out with his body god and he was pulling out onto a road when the crash happened and yet his range rover ended up on its side and he escapes quite miraculously he was said to be very shocked and shaken as you cannot imagine he was taken to see his doctor he's now back home at the estate and two people in the other car were treated for minor injuries so looks like everyone escapes pretty luckily and i don't want to get emails from people complaining about this but i have to ask me he's ninety seven years old is he even allowed to drive at that age he does have a driver's license well i guess he does have a driver's license says the situation in the u.k. is you never too old to hold a driver's license but once you turn seventy you need to get one you need to renew it every three days. you might imagine though that is

the duke was photographed arriving at sandringham today, and it was business as usual for the royal family of edinburgh this morning? no idea. "no idea" was princess anne's response. the road where the accident happened has claimed five lives in six years. by chance, it was up for discussion at a council meeting today, where it was agreed that the speed limit should be reduced from 60 to 50. daniel sandford, bbc news, sandringham. the white house has confirmed that donald trump will hold a second summit with the north korean leader, kim jong—un. the venue hasn't been finalised, but the hope is they'll meet some time at the end of next month. the announcement comes after talks in washington between the us secretary of state, mike pompeo, and the lead north korean negotiator, kim yong—chol. there are demands in washington for an investigation into reports president trump ordered his former lawyer michael cohen to lie to congress about his links with russia. a report by the buzzfeed news service claims the president directed mr cohen to lie about his plans to build a trump tower in moscow, be

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the duke was photographed arriving at sandringham today, and it was business as usual for the royal familymorning? no idea. "no idea" was princess anne's response. the road where the accident happened has claimed five lives in six years. by chance, it was up for discussion at a council meeting today, where it was agreed that the speed limit should be reduced from 60 to 50. daniel sandford, bbc news, sandringham. this is bbc news. the headlines: president trump and north korea's leader kim jong—un are to meet for a second summit. the white house is hoping to make progress on denuclearisation. the president is fighting new claims about russia, rejecting reports he ordered his former lawyer to lie to congress about a business deal in moscow. let's stay with that story. earlier, i spoke to governor bill richardson, former cabinet secretary under bill clinton, and i asked him if he thinks president trump is approaching the meeting in the right way. well, i'm a bit troubled by the announcement that there is going to be a summit in six weeks, at the end of february, because the last summit injune

the duke was photographed arriving at sandringham today, and it was business as usual for the royal familyuke of edinburgh this morning? no idea. no idea was princess anne's response. the road where the accident happened has claimed five lives in six years. by chance it was up for discussion at a council meeting today where it was agreed that the speed limit should be reduced from 60 to 50. daniel sandford, bbc news, sandringham. 0ur royal correspondent nicholas witchell is here. the palace never gives running commentaries on things like this. but is there anything you have been able to glean beyond what they have been saying? that's right, we have to bear in mind that buckingham palace is not about feeding the 24—hour news cycle. and why would they? their approach is to offer state m e nts they? their approach is to offer statements which are factual, but fairly sparse, setting out the basic fa cts fairly sparse, setting out the basic facts of what has happened. the approach of the family is not to make a fuss, to take things in their stride, which of course is exactly what they have been

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it is business as usual today for the rest of the royal family. cashire this morning. your royal highness, how was the duke of edinburgh this morning? no idea, do you know where i am? the same place as you. the queen and the duke no doubt hugely relieved that neither the duke nor the passengers of the other car suffered serious injuries. sarah campbell, bbc news. our correspondent helena lee is at sandringham. clearly there were already concerns about this stretch of road. yes, there had been local residents who had been very concerned about this road. it is the a149, the main road that leads you to the norfolk coast and we have been standing here morning. the cars are going past at some speed. there are a lot of them. what we think happened, we understand happened yesterday, just before three o'clock, the duke of edinburgh was driving himself at the age of 97, but unusual, he is seen around the estate driving —— not unusual. he very much enjoys driving. we understand he came out ofa driving. we understand he came out of a private driveway, tried t