. >> he decided he might leave the royal family. >> haunted by his mother's death. >> it destabilized him and caused chaos for years. >> he struggled to find his way. >> being royal for harry was a burden and a curse. >> she's a former american actress. >> that's right. i need to up my game. >> unlike any royal bride before, go back a few generations, and everything about meghan markle disqualifies her from marrying harry. a modern royal couple who are changing history. >> the couple plans to divide their time between the u.k. and north america. >> redefining royalty. queen elizabeth supports prince harry and meghan markle's decision to step back from royal life. >> tonight, a cnn special report. "royal revolution: harry and meghan." i'd never even heard about her until a friend says, meghan markle. okay, give me a bit of background. >> it is july, 2016 in london. when britain's most eligible bachelor, prince harry, was set up on a blind date. >> definitely a set-up. it was a blind date. >> i was beautifully surprised when i walked into that room and saw her, and there she was sitting

what george and elizabeth are clearly indicating is that wallace is not part of the royal family. >> ompletely changed. he can no longer dazzle wallace with his royal palaces and his status. >> but there is one man who will exploit edward's desire for deference and status. >> hitler is saying come to berlin, we'll treat you like royalty. we'll treat wallace like royalty and it's too good an opportunity to pass up. >> berlin, a huge crowd greeted the duke and duchess of windsor. purpose of the visit was to study social institutions and welfare. >> they laid out the red carpet for edward and wallace. they curtsied to her and they treated her royally. >> by 1937 hitler has an appalling reputation for physical persecution, the violence of the nazi party and anti semitism is rife in that country. the fact that edward is cavorting with the nazis, that suggests that he endorses hitler's regime. >> the visuals are very damaging indeed. it's a massive propaganda coup for the nazi regime. >> this causes a lot of panic back in london. you've got the loose cannon duke of windsor meeting with hitl

what george and elizabeth are clearly indicating is that wallace is not part of the royal family. >> ife is completely changed. he can no longer dazzle wallace with his royal palaces and his status. >> but there is one man who will exploit edward's desire for deference and status. >> hitler is saying come to berlin. we'll treat you like royalty. we'll treat wallace like royalty. and it is too good an opportunity to pass up. >> a huge crowd greeted the dutch and duchess of windsor. >> the nazi party laid out the red carpet forward and wallace. they curtsied to her and treated her royally. >> by 1937, hitler has a reputation for persecution, the violence of the nazi party, and anti-semitism is rife in that country. the fact edward feels like cavorting with the nazis. >> the verb isuals are damaging indeed. >> this cause as lot of panic in london. you have the loose cannon duke of windsor meeting with hitler himself. >> there is a great deal of outrage at edward's trip to germany. >> "the new york times" chasens edwards for allowing himself to be used as a pawn. >> edward didn't really s

can be toppled, what is to say the british royal family aren't next? >> george will do everything he can to preserve his own dynasty and his own family. >> the king makes a cold hearted choice. he refuses asylum to his cousin, his wife, and their five children. one year later, king george learns the fate of his russian family. >> a group of bolshevik soldiers opened fire on them. the czar died straight away. it took a long time to kill his son, the zarina and their successors. they all had jewel diamonds sewn into their underwear which was like armor and so their death was more agonizing than it might have been. >> he writes of his misery but he never speaks of it publicly. he knows, he didn't save them. he didn't offer them asylum. >> ultimately, the survival of the british monarchy comes first. >> in november, 1918, after four long years of war, germany surrenders. prince edward, heir to the throne, is welcomed home as war hero. >> but at this point, a whole new set of challenges emerges. the biggest of those, perhaps, is the survival of the british e

royal could have been viewed any differently because they are no longer working members of the royal familytem and institution so using the term "royal" is just not appropriate. i was very struck when i looked at the statement issued today on their behalf. it said, "while there is not any jurisdiction by the monarchy or cabinet office over the use of the word royal overseas, the duke and duchess do not intend to use sussex royal." the implication to me is that it is not a very relaxed statement. it's saying, "there's a line, we have not crossed it, but we are choosing not to do that." does that reflect the tone of the negotiations? i think that is an interesting point, and if you look at the update on their website yesterday evening, there were sseveral sections where you could make the same comment, sections where they point out that there was precedent for members of the royal family working separately and representing the queen. i'm not sure what they mean because i cannot think of a direct example. clearly they feel perhaps they have given up more than originally hoped to, and they have

not seen the queen do but clearly an intent to still acknowledge their behaviour reflects on the royal familyf the family. they will be members of the family but from april the 1st, they will step back as working royals. january the 3ist back as working royals. january the 31st is the last day of the current setup. they have some royal duties that will be covered in the same way but from the 1st of april, no office at buckingham palace and they will be represented in the uk from representatives of their charitable organisations, not by the royal household. an intriguing prospect. we have not seen anything like it before. interesting to see how much we notice in the coming months. the democratic presidential hopeful bernie sanders has warned russia not to meddle in us elections. mr sanders confirmed a report in the washington post that us intelligence officials had told him moscow was trying to help his campaign. president trump has dismissed similar claims about his campaign as a hoax. chris buckler sent this report from washington. us intelligence officials have long believed that russia tri

it is not first time a member of the royal family chose to leave the monarchy. >> no. w these things, as i do, you'll know. cnn is set to take you inside the royal dynasty with a new series "the windsors," focusing on king edward this week. he married his american mistress. cnn royal historian kate williams joins us to discuss. interesting comparisons between these two figures. is it a fair one? >> they are interesting comparisens. it is a fascinating comparison between edward viii and prince harry who exited from the formality of the royal family and has his own life. but obviously the main difference is that harry is not king and that edward viii did nearly bring down the government here and the royal family in britain. but our government is completely fine, they're not at all concerned with that is happening with the royal family. they're very strong in their own way. it is a different scenario, but, you know, it is really fascinating because this series, the windsors, we go from everyone, the queen, edward viii, princess diana, it shows how it is getting increasingl

they're planning to step down as royal family seniors.e may have dealt a blow to their plans. harry and meghan wanted to use the phrase sussex royal for their new nonprofit. buckingham palace said no way. prince harry and his wife this week dropped their trademark bids, citing uk government rules for the use of that word, royal. all of this comes as there's a new cnn original series that takes you behind the buckingham palace walls for a look at the most famous monarchy. this week inside the winds sores, looks at king george the sixth rise. all of this happens in the shadow of world war ii. take a quick look. >> before he was king, george was living a relatively normal, free, under the radar life. happily married and as a younger member of the royal family, he does a few public duties. and is contented with that life. when he becomes king, his whole life is completely changed. he is intensely aware that he has been sort of tasksed with this incredibly difficult job. one of the first things he does is change his name to george, striking th

the house of windsor, the current royal family has had to deal with scandal and change ever since itsit. >> reporter: it has, don. someone asked me earlier today, what's the biggest scandal queen elizabeth has had to deal with. when we're looking to answer that question we go back right to 1936 in the abdication crisis. no one thought the queen would become the queen. they thought elizabeth would lead a nice, quiet life. she's gone on to become the longest ruling monarch. she's the oldest serving sovereign in the world. she's had to contend with more abdication, the death of diana, now the departure of harry and meagan which is unprecedented in and of itself. what we see in the queen is a beacon of continuity. she just keeps on going. >> she's got another challenge she's facing now. the latest one is prince harry and meghan markle's decision to step back from their duties as senior members of the royal family. what impact will that have on the monarchy? >> reporter: long term, don, not a huge impact. there's no question harry and megan's very important. she was the first biracial memb

it is doing record damage to the royal family. own existential crisis. in the sun, union a joke, the fact that the seems to be pushed about prince andrew's birthday. townhall is a been ordered by the government to fly the union jack to mark been ordered by the government to fly the unionjack to mark his been ordered by the government to fly the union jack to mark his 60th birthday. a lot of kickback on that. let's be frank, andrew is not one of the most popular royals. harry and william are the flag bearers, they relate to young people and drag the royal family into the 21st century. now harry has stepped down. the wider point is how they make themselves relevant to the population today and they went through this kind of crisis in the 19905, through this kind of crisis in the 1990s, prince charles seemed to have pulled himself out of it. it seems to be going back there again. it could be a big problem if they do not address it. labour mp saying the idea of raising the flag for prince andrew would be wholly inappropriate. i agree.

so very lurid headlines, very bad news for the royal family, very bad news for the royal family, veryly thing to be said is that the visit that vince andrew made, and we don't know whether there were further visits, but as far as we know there was this one in 2000, and that was some time, eight years, in fact, before the period at which these alleged offences took place, and thatis alleged offences took place, and that is a very different situation, obviously, i suppose, from that point of view he can't be blamed for associating with someone before that person had done — allegedly done bad things. the question, i suppose, person had done — allegedly done bad things. the question, isuppose, is whether there were warning signs i suppose at the time. it is a very different case to the situation with the jeffrey epstein different case to the situation with thejeffrey epstein connection, which happened... 0r his connection with him continued afterjeffrey epstein's activities were well documented and in fact subject to criminal action. but it is not a good look, is it? to stay on these isla

are no longer working members of the royalfamily, working are no longer working members of the royal familyhe term royal is not appropriatelj institution, the system so using the term royal is not appropriate. i was struck when i looked at the statement issued today and it said that while there is not any jurisdiction by the monarchy over the use of the word royal overseas, the use of the word royal overseas, the duke and duchess do not intend to use sussex royal. the implication is that there is not a very relaxed statement, there is a line, we have encrusted but we are choosing not to do that. does that reflect the tone of the negotiations, that there has been a bit of too and fro? yes. if you look at the update, there were several sections where you could make the same comment sections where they had pointed out that they said at one stage there is precedent for members of the royal family working separately and representing the queen. i'm not sure what they mean because i cannot think of a direct example but clearly they feel that perhaps they have given up a little bit more than they o

american to marry into the royal family.evels. i think they sort of seeing the comparison, but they don't know too much of the history, which is why this series is so exciting, particularly at this point in time. i think that harry and meghan choosing to leave the royal family is disappointing. of course we are excited to see what they do next and how they plan to live this financially independent life, all of that is to come because of course they are working members until the spring. but of course it's disappointing to no longer have them as part of the fold. >> what's the biggest thing people will be surprised by watching the show? >> this is something that i've been around pretty much my entire life. i think what i love about it is that it really humanizes the royals. their lives are shrouded in secrecy so it's very easy to cast them as two-dimensional figures devoid of any feeling. but of course charles and camila have long been vilified because of how their relationship came about. what comes across in this series is h

reporter: now that he and his wife meghan plunged into what has become a messy divorce with the royal family. >> in their first official statement since the queen's decision to rip the use of the royal brand away from nem last week, they questioned the crown's jurisdiction on their website. >> while there is not any jurisdiction by the monarchy over the use of the word overseas they do not intend to use any iterations of the word royal in any territory. they planned to use sussex royal for their charitable foundations and business ventures. the fuss has widened the rift within the family itself. >> by putting on that statement again it was a little pitch leng're th on'tve todo this, but wear doing this. >> reporter: for now they are serving they noti like this will come to an end. while harry and meghan may be shedding nary obligations, gone too will be the perks and privileges that come with it. >> as for meg grown and baby archie, it is believed they are still back in canada. her first appearance here is scheduled for march 5th. >>> pro tennis player is retiring at the age of 32. the five-

but americans are fascinated by the royal family. why is that? >> it started with diana.k at the crown and the compelling drama driven by the windsors. this is compelling characters. intrigue and romance. love and death, tragedy. it really just covers all the boxes. the ultimate in drama and soap opera. it's very real people at the center. for americans that don't have anything like a royal family. celebrity is a step down from that. people are just intrigued by it and factor in the pageantry. it's a compelling institution to follow. and a thousand years worth of history. and we're witnessing history in the making. >> and the crown and scepter and jewels. and gowns. the castles. on and on and on. thank you. i appreciate it. >>> tune in. the all new cnn original series the windsors inside the royal dynasty. 10:00 p.m. sunday eastern and pacific. thank you for watching. our coverage continues. when people tune in.. and football is awesome. - win, win. to thank you for watching, we're kicking off adt's pass the protection contest. - it's your chance to win a $250,000 home ma

it does say, this is based on the dukes public profile of being born into the royal family. his military service, and the duchesses profile, and the shared threat and risk level, documented over the last few years. meanwhile, the couple is finishing their last royal duties, including a visit to the abbey road studios. >> i think the world of them. i want to give them a hug. >> reporter: at a recent event in scotland, prince harry says he does not want to be addressed as his royal highness anymore. >> he made it clear that we are all just to call him harry. the ladies and gentlemen, give a big, warm, scottish welcome to harry. >> reporter: they did announce their plans to step back from the royal family, saying they intend to become financially independent. they tried to trademark the air royal title, but later dropped those plans, because of uk regulations about the use of the word royal. they will officially step down as senior members of the royal family on march 31. in london, ktvu fox2 news. a s from oakland that are 1 years old and 4 years old, are celebrating a birthday

security for the duke and duchess of sussex once the couple stop becoming working members of the royal familyroyal canadian mounted police have been providing assistance to the couple since their arrival in canada in november. prince harry and meghan markle will formally step down as senior royals from the end of march. it's been seven tricky

no longer beholden to carry out duties on behalf of their former player queen elizabeth and her royal family, nicknamed the firm. palace sources tell us while harry will retain his military ranks, his honorary comman positions will be at least temporarily suspended. now when it comes to retaining the his and her royal highness titles, it starts to get murky. the couple can keep them, but not use them. we sought clarification from the sunday times royal correspondent roya nikkhah. >> it means harry and meghan are his royal highness and her royal highness, but they won't be able to use those titles when it comes to striking deals. >> reporter: and it's the use of the world "royal" in social media that is currently being reviewed by buckingham palace. they tried to trademark the sussexroyal brand last june but seems they may have done so without running it past the queen. the queen is deeply protective of that royal brand, and with good reason. >> it's a major hurdle that has been put in front of them because clearly the royal family see them as a threat. so they've got to rethink again about w

this will be a difficult one for the royal family.ely and permanently. there is a question about how that's resolved in the courts in terms of the case itself. i don't think he has the trust and the confidence of the public to play that sort of a role and it would make it very difficult for the royal family if they try to take it forward. that's it for the papers tonight. you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc website, it is their seven days a week. if you miss the programme any evening you can catch up on bbc iplayer. many thanks to our guests. lovely to have you here this evening. thanks for watching. do by apb in the morning. coming up next, is the sport. good night. evening. this is your latest sports news. but england was mike devito france in the 6—nation opener, eddie jones has made several changes to be deemed to face scotland at murrayfield this weekend. ben youngs is one of five players dropped. willi heinz comes in for him. young's is england's experience play in this godward 96 cut. joe marler who star

the duke of sussex, as he attends of one his last official engagements as a senior member of the royal familyand in sportsday at half past on bbc news, manchester city and their fans descend on madrid ahead of their champions league last 16 tie against real. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. for the first time, there are now more new cases of coronavirus being reported outside china. dozens of countries are now affected, with several — including brazil and pakistan — confirming their first cases today. here, public health england says tests for coronavirus are being increased to include people displaying flu—like symptoms at 100 gp surgeries and eight hospitals across the uk to include people displaying flu—like symptoms. they're hoping to get a better picture of whether the virus is spreading. so far, just over 7,000 people in the uk have been tested for the virus. 13 have been positive. eight of them have already recovered and have been discharged from hospital. 0ur medical correspondent fergus walsh reports on the impact coronavirus is already having — despite only a small n

. >> this is a woman of color who married into the royal family. wo years of the marriage she wants out. >> there's this terrible balance they got to strike between being extraordinary and being ordinary. >>> cannot wait to watch this sunday night. joining us now, royal historian ed owens who pairs in the series as well. ed, good to see you. thank you for joining us. we saw a little bit of it there. this latest challenge to befall the family with prince harry and meghan markle stepping back from their royal duties what impact will that have ultimately on the royal family? >> reporter: it's going to be very interesting impact on the royal family. at the moment it seems that they are not sure exactly what to do with harry and meghan. it looks like that in the short term, harry and meghan will spend their time in canada. questions are being asked about who is going to pay for them, whether there's a british government. i think the longer this sort of goes on the more damage it could potentially do the royal family. they want closure. they want to know

there is no question that these have been turbulent months for the royal family.and centre shows the importance of family places on stability and continuity. and there's no better example of that than the queen who came back to london this afternoon by train after her winter at sandringham. she returned to confirmation of the news that her grandson peter phillips and his canadian wife or tom are to divorce after 12 years of marriage. there is spokesperson said the decision was sad but amicable. according to reports that autumn phillips wanted to return to canada, he said, both autumn and peter will remain in gloucestershire to bring up their two children where they have been settled for a number of years. have been settled for a number of yea rs. every have been settled for a number of years. every family has its own share of dramas to navigate. today's joint public appearance was a reminder that this is a royalfamily appearance was a reminder that this is a royal family trying to work together and move forward after some very public difficulties. just a reminder,

the couple announced last month their plans to step back from the royal family say they intend to becomecially independent. they tried to trademark their sussex royal title but later dropped those plans because of uk regulations about the use of the word royal. harry and meghan will officially step down as senior members of the royal family on march a 31st. in london, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> this morning ead of steph curry's anticipated return on sunday, we hope you will play on sunday. the bobble head hall of fame museum unveiled this limited edition bobble head featuring the warriors all star. this you can see him dribbling the basketball here across the golden gate bridge. if you want your own, we have a link for you. you can find it under ktvu.com under web links. they are $40 not including shipping. and they are individually numbered. >> thank you for joining us. stay here because wendy williams is up next. ♪ >> announcer: live from new york city, it's "the wendy williams show." ♪ oh yeah ♪ feel it, feel it, feel it ♪ let's go ♪ come on, you need it ♪ how you doin'? ♪ how-how-how-how y

scottish welcome to harry.>> reporter: to did announce last month their plans to step back from the royal family, saying they intend to become financially independent. they're trying to trademark their royal title, but then dropped the plans due to uk regulations about the use of the word royal. they will officially step down as senior members of the royal family on march 31. in london, ktvu fox2 news. >>> a special set of twins from oakland that are one and 4 years old celebrate her birthday do to the doctors and nurses and save their lives. myles and walter erickson were born 11 minutes apart on february 28 and february 29. the boys were 14 weeks early and nearly weighed two pounds each at birth. to had to spend the first 69 days of their lives at the neonate of neonatal intensive care unit. >> we are grateful to be where we are. we have made so much progress. the boys are doing so amazing. we know how fortunate we are. we want to get back. we want to give our thanks to the staff. >> you know what this means? >> what? >> miles will always brag to his older. the chances of being born on a leap

what the royal family don't you want you to know. they're now with me.parliament. thank you so much all the way are from london. ralph beginning with you on the money, the royals cost british taxpayers the rough equivalent of 87 million u.s. dollars per year. is it worth it? >> absolutely. the monarchy is one of the most cost effective institutions in the world. the annual costs of running air force one every year alone exceeds that of the entire british monarchy, and the monarchy in britain costs less than the italian presidency does: it's about the same as the german presidency, and who on earth knows who the presidents of germany and italy are. you won't see the world coming to the birth of the grandchild of the german president, so it's very cost effective and works extremely well. we have the oldest continuous unb broken democracy. less than a cup of coffee for monarchy. >> i see a smirk. you don't feel the same way. >> i'm sorry to say the figures are wrong. these are the figures from buckingham palace. they don't include the amount of money spent

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to discuss this further, i'm joined by former bodyguard for senior members of the royal family, simonolitan police service from the royalty protection department, working overseas at the moment with regards to the royal canadian mounted police. they are providing elements of the protection the couple need. once they are no longer regarded as working royals, how likely is it threats against them will drop significantly? the threats will not diminish. they will stay constant over time, for a variety of different reasons. if you look at the duke himself, you have got to consider he is a war veteran, the two operational tours of afghanistan. the duchess is a actress and lots of different threats remain around that family and potentially could increase, because people will want to know what they are doing. so when you put all those things together, the actual threat will not be reduced. you looked after a number of royal family members, as we have said, the queen and prince charles, from 2007 to 2013? correct. what training had you done previously that equipped for thejob? you done previou

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they lined the entire royal family against a wall and machine gunned all of them.it was a really ugly event. the prime minister have been a leader of the country for 20 years a day later. he was executed on the spot and dragged through the street. the very violent and stunning blow to american interests in the middle east. you've a series of events that are all building up. and on the 14th of july comes the coup in iraq. he was a complete unknown. the americans did not know who he was. he was a complete unknown factor. the plotters may or may not had been pro- egyptian but people on the streets in iraq demonstrated immediately that their sympathies were with noster. here you see a picture of the streets in baghdad. filled with people holding up pictures. the tanks that overthrew the government had pictures all over them. i was not a big stretch to come to the conclusion that this was an egyptian sponsored coup. the lebanese at that point were also in the midst of the civil war this gentleman is camille chemin. he was the prime minister and the president of lebanon

he and his wife are in a messy split with the royal family. they just issued their first official statement since the queen's decision to rip the use of the royal brand away from the last week. in the statement a couple questions the crowns of jurisdiction over the use of the word. >>> by putting out the statement again it was almost petulant saying we don't have to do this but we are doing this. >>> they had planned on using sussex royal is their brand for their charitable foundations and business ventures. megan and baby archie are believed to be in canada right now. her next official public appearance in britain is scheduled for march 5. hope francis offered prayers for the people infected by the coronavirus. >>> he held mass in front of thousands of st. peter's square to celebrate ash wednesday. people gathered in some wearing masks. other masses were canceled in italy as they struggle to keep the spread of the illness under control. >>> an odd twist of the coronavirus prevention. the cdc is telling men to take notice when it comes to facia

various media reports say the royal family may not allow prince harry and his wife mission is only a matter of time hyla syrian forces pull back behind turkish military positions russia has warned turkey not to attack syrian forces. if various media reports say the royal family may not allow prince harry and his wife megan to use the brand sussex royal afterward drawing from active royal duties while one problem is their word royal on the couple's website the couple is moving to canada or has moved to canada rather where they plan to retain their title the duke and duchess of sussex. to colombia where many in the popular tourist city of kut diana are concerned about the growing number of children being forced into prostitution while the problem has been deepening as cut to hannah's sunny beaches attract more and more international tourists but a group of local residents is pushing back to break up under age prostitution rings and the cause sent as this reports forgot to hannah. during the day at the dunns with its vivid colors and vibrant caribbean charm a picture perfect holiday des

fair" sources close to the monarch say prince harry and meghan markle's decision to leave the royal familyto queen elizabeth. the queen's reportedly been keen on getting their departure resolved because she sees it as damaging to the monarchy the couple is also abandoning their sussex royal brand and will step away from royal duties at the end of march. i thought it was over and done with when she decided all right -- >> there's a whole negotiation over the name and the branding and all that >> got to be a lot uglier than we even know >>> janessa's forecast is up next >> plus some foul play in france the carnival goes to the birds ? great question, no. but it can help you pick your room from the floor plan. can the hilton app help us score? you know, it's not that kind of thing, but you can score free wi-fi. can it help us win? hey, hey! we're all winners with the hilton price match guarantee, alright? man, you guys are adorable! alright, let's go lose this soccer game, come on! book with the hilton app. if you find a lower rate, we match it and give you 25% off that stay. expect better. e

this comes after the couple decided to step back from the role as senior members of the royal family.l series takes you behind the palace walls for an in-depth look at the world's most famous monarchy, the windsors inside the royal dynasty, examines how the royal family through constant reinvention has survived war, scandals and tragedy to thrive in the modern world. joining me right now, cnn contributor and author sally bedell-smith. good to see you. this latest challenge, you know, for prince harry and meghan, the duchess, i mean, they have stepped back from their duties. the queen has accepted that. do we know whether they're happy right now? >> from all the evidence, they seem to be very happy. they've been up in canada. reports are that they're out hiking. they were in california last week. they were meeting with people at stanford university to talk about how they're going to reshape their philanthropies. and so i think, yeah, they seem to be very happy and relaxed and sort of liberated. >> oh, good. i think everybody is happy that they're happy. so the premier episode, you know

they have become what a lot of people tried to make the british royal family into, celebrities.ey think, you are talking about well— being, because they will be happier in that way... they will! well, good luck to them. but what we have already begun seeing is the reality, we have already seen some attacks in the american media about the fact that theyjust got paid, allegedly, a big sample flying down to florida and making speeches about trauma. sol think unfortunately they are going to continue... and i play devil 's advocate really quickly, are you not just royal by birth, the end? yes, and it is a mean thing to do. well, harry is. exactly the same thing was not to princess diana, when they took away her title, right? and i thought that was so mean and so utterly cruel. and now they are doing it to harry and meghan. and i'm sorry, i hope they are going to be very, very happy, it does not show the royal family, be very, very happy, it does not show the royalfamily, nor our monarchs, in a good light. well, it has been a very difficult episode that has been covered notjust nation

they've agreed with the royal family not to use the word "royal" in the branding of their new venturesthough they argued that outside of britain, the monarchy couldn't stop them if they did. the subtext is quite churlish. >> reporter: royal correspondent roya nikkhah says the queen has been gracious. harry and meghan not so much. >> they seem to be stomping their feet quite a lot, dwelling on what they didn't get, rather than the direction they're headed. >> reporter: today the duchess of cambridge appeared at the kind of unglamorous event that's the bread and butter of royal work. it's a life that the renegade royals will soon leave behind. not using the word "royal" in their trademarks ultimately might not matter very much. after all, meghan and harry are still royal and immensely charismatic, but once again the pair has publicly laid bare their feelings in a very unbritish manner. norah? >> o'donnell: all right, holly, thank you. tennis great maria sharapova is calling it game, set, and match for her career. the five-time grand slam champion and former number one women's player was

about the death of his mother, his time in counsel and touching on why he decided to leave the royal familyved more than a million dollars just for that speech with jpmorgan. but neither the bank or spokespeople for the royal couple will confirm that but bottom line what we're getting out of this, that life after the royal family and financial ipsco be very lucrative indeed. guys, back to you. connell: ashley webster. melissa: one step closer to the demise of our economy? former goldman sachs ceo lloyd blankfein slamming bernie sanders after his win in the new hampshire primary saying that the democratic candidate would quote, ruin the economy. here to react is bill mcgurn "wall street journal" columnist and fox news contributor. i mean this isn't a surprise. lloyd blankfein largely thought to be a democrat of course but i wouldn't be surprised if he supports michael bloomberg. so maybe he is getting out there to let, plus it is true, that it would ruin our economy so that helps too. what are your thoughts? >> no, exactly. look, recently bernie sanders was on television, i think cbs, and he

our royal correspondent daniela relph reports. it was a show of familyand duchess of cornwall and the duke and duchess of cambridge. with no meghan and no harry, this foursome is now the public, working face of the royal family alongside the queen. together, they toured the defence medical rehabilitation centre just outside loughborough. for william, the wheelchair basketball was a challenge. luckily, today, dad was on hand to help improve his game. although the expert view was harsh. clearly hasn't played basketball for a while, and it's a bit nerve—racking in front of everyone but dad gave him moral support and he managed to get it in on the second attempt after a little push. there is no question these have been turbulent months for the royalfamily, but today's event here with two future kings front and centre shows the important the family places on stability and continuity. and there was no greater example of that than the queen, who came back to london this afternoon by train after her winter break at sandringham. and she returned to confirmation o

today's joint public appearance was a reminder that this is a royal family trying to work together andughborough. he was born into poverty in cuba, and went on to become one of the world's greatest ballet dancers. carlos acosta describes his own story as a tale of rags to riches. he performed with the royal ballet for 17 years. now he's taking on a new role as director of birmingham royal ballet. here's our arts editor, will gompertz. carlos acosta performing a pas de deux from the ballet don quixote. that was in 2013 when he was a principal dancer in the london royal ballet. lots of time... seven years later, the cuban superstar has swapped covent garden for birmingham city centre. and, up! and a newjob as the director of birmingham royal ballet. what's the vision? so, i am up for collaborations, to come up with stories that could be represented in ballet that speaks about birmingham as a city, while keeping whatever we do, which is keeping tradition at the highest level. so you talk about the support and you talk about you supporting the city of birmingham, but the city of birmingham

>> reporter: tonight, harry and meghan appear at odds with the meghan appear at odds with the royal familyformally denied the use of the term "royal" in their branding the pair pushed back in an extraordinary statement on their website, writing "there is not any jurisdiction by the monarchy or cabinet office over the use of the word royal overseas." the duke and duchess pointing out they don't legally have to abide by the palace's wishes, but have nevertheless agreed not to use the term royal in any territory. that must mean renaming their popular instagram account and their soon-to-be launched non-profit organization. harry and meghan also noted they were being treated differently from other royals, writing, while there is precedent for other titled members of the royal family to seek employment outside of the institution, for the duke and duchess of sussex, a 12-month review period has been put in place. >> they very much wanted to continue to represent the queen in some capacity and to be told that they can't do that alongside not being able to use the name royal is a massive blow for t

today's joint public appearance was a reminder that this is a royal family trying to work together andorough. we will have plenty more on the primary is in new hampshire. expecting to hear from primary is in new hampshire. expecting to hearfrom bernie sanders and acro to imminently and will bring that to you right here on bbc world news. hello there. there really is an awful lot of weather getting thrown our way over the next few days. eventually we'll get into something milder and wetter from the atlantic. right now it's cold air and a cold wind driving across the uk and that's pushing in all these shower clouds answer more to come, mainly for the northern half of the uk where, earlier on, of course, it was particularly treacherous across parts of southern scotland. now the winds are easing down a little bit, allowing temperatures to fall away close to if not below freezing. ice more likely across scotland, northern ireland, and north—west england. this is where we are seeing showers continuing overnight and into the morning. and again, some snow, even to low levels for a while. gradu