. is it has been a really tough yearfor the royal family. tment and of course the put additional strain on other senior royals.— additional strain on other senior royals. that's right. it's been _ senior royals. that's right. it's been a _ senior royals. that's right. it's been a dreadful- senior royals. that's right. it's been a dreadful year. senior royals. that's right. | it's been a dreadful year for it's been a dreadful yearfor the royal family. the two cancer announcements pretty close to one another was a real blow in terms of their public face and what they were able to do and to remove the king and the princess of wales from that work for large periods of time this year has been difficult. but this is good news. we are going to start seeing more of her. it's the same for the king, we are told his treatment is ongoing but he's going to australia in october and to samoa to carry out a significant trip. again it's being viewed by his medical team that he is well enough to do that. so there is good news. so things look like they are impr

we royal family like we have not seen them before.— royal family like we have not seen them before.eave it there but thank you _ seen them before. we will leave it there but thank you for - it there but thank you for being with us and those thoughts. it is worth saying before we break, that statement just released in the last half an hour from just released in the last half an hourfrom kensington palace. i will take you through a couple of key lines from it, announcing that the princess of wales has finished her course of preventative chemotherapy and will return to what they call a light schedule of public engagements in the coming months. she talked about the last nine months which have been incredibly tough for us as a family and talked about her cancerjourney being complex, cancer journey being complex, scary cancerjourney being complex, scary and unpredictable but saying it's a reminder to be gratefulfor saying it's a reminder to be grateful for the simple yet important things in life in which the princess says includes simply loving and being loved. so those are the key points

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having previously been one of the most popular members of the royal family. aunched a number of legal battles against british newspaper publishers in recent years , going against the royals. years, going against the royals. never complain, never explain motto. meanwhile, his legal battle with the home office over his uk security is said to have frustrated the king. harry is expected to celebrate his 40th birthday with family and friends today, a time to reflect on the past and look to the future. cameron walker gb news. >> so is it time to forgive and forget? well, joining me now is former bbc royal correspondent michael cole. michael, lovely to see you . see you. >> good afternoon. the big surprise of today is that the prince and princess of wales added their birthday . good added their birthday. good wishes to those of buckingham palace. now, there's been none of that for at least two years. so what should we read into that? well, i would say it is definitely not an olive branch. there is no , contemplation of there is no, contemplation of any rapprochement

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the duke of sussex enters his fourth decade with well wishes from the royal family including the x account, social media twitter account of the prince and princess of wales. is harry slowly being welcomed back into the royal fold, though ? and into the royal fold, though? and it's a big weekend of sports as the premier league returns. but, but, but uefa has warned that england could be excluded from the ,2,028 england could be excluded from the 2,028 over football regulator plans, which is a bit embarrassing because it's being held here. we'll have all the latest on that. i'm dawn neesom and this is the weekend on indeed the weekend . indeed the weekend. but my favourite bit of the show and i'm really not joking, is talking to you lot out there and i love that. so let me know your views on all the stories we're talking about or anything you want to have a chat about. it's a sunday afternoon. we're all chilled, aren't we? it's very simple to do, so just get in touch by visiting gb news. com forward slash your say and join in our conversation. i have a wonderful panel for you today . wonderf

it received a new development, now, in addition to heartfelt conversations in front of ... the royal familyf norway, the king's eldest daughter made him her husband, but durik will not be prince, such is the will of the monarch, why the european royal houses did not come to the wedding, anton dadykin will tell about this in detail. the dance of the norwegian princess with the groom durik, on the eve of the wedding day, one of the few official video recordings of the high-profile wedding. fifty-two-year-old martha. so that no one could secretly film the ceremony, they went to altar under the cover of sheets. many norwegians called the king's eldest daughter greedy. it's sad, the public is isolated from the event. from our point of view, it does not look very good, however, as we feared. shame and greed, it is ridiculous that the norwegian princess. fourth in line to the throne sells her soul to an american streaming company and two of the most vicious tabloids in europe so that the norwegian people do not even see photos from the wedding, people who paid for her entire privileged upbringing

slightly scaled down tesco value royal family , that's exactly royal family, that's exactly right.dn't know about that. >> she's waitrose through and through because no i go to tesco. >> i've got a tesco clubcard. >> i've got a tesco clubcard. >> but once you're one person down. but once you one person down. but once you one person down. i don't mean to sound clinical and calculating about it, but once you're one major key person goes with the territory. >> yeah , yeah, it's a problem >> yeah, yeah, it's a problem for everyone in the firm . for everyone in the firm. >> most definitely, most definitely. >> the royals are sadly depleted . >> the royals are sadly depleted. and you know, charles said he wanted a cut down. now he's got one and he got a real one. and you know they've been trying to promote beatrice and eugenie for heaven's sake. or suddenly the duchess of gloucester is someone you think, well, who are they and who cares? i think i think william really , really needs william really, really needs kate there. i am not a huge william fan. i think he's he does his job very we

the royal family is one of the national symbols of norway. this, when they take someone into this family who does strange things, this, of course, provokes controversy and has a negative impact on popularity. king of norway harald v did not object to the second marriage. eldest daughter, the wedding arrived on a yacht under the protection of a military ship, the picturesque village of geiranger with a population of about 250 people was flooded with hundreds of police agents of the secret service. against this background, norwegian politicians are calling for budget cuts for the royal family. taxpayers finance most of the monarchy's activities, including property management, security and official duties. at a time when there is an increasing emphasis on efficiency government spending, it seems reasonable to consider whether it would not be more appropriate to reduce spending on the royal family. the celebrations in honor of the princess and shaman's wedding, with hundreds of guests, dragged on for 3.5 days. durek now expects his amulets for op

africa company, which was the biggest slave trading operation on the north atlantic, which made the royal familyhe head of the royal africa company became was then the duke of york, not the current one, who became james ii and the royal family have made money out of slave trading from elizabeth i to queen victoria. >> okay, so you're saying that it's basically doing a very slick pr job on the current royal family? yes, yes. and if that's the case, how comes william and harry and the ongoing feud between them seems to make the newspaper every single day? >> well, yes, but they've managed to. again, this distracts from from charles himself, who remember that he was being investigated by scotland yard before he became monarch, which they obviously can't prosecute him now because he's king, so that's distracted completely from that. >> he's being investigated for cash for honours, right? yes. yes, of course . yes, of course. >> yes. and the whole princes trust, the funds were so bent in that he was accepting money from all sorts of dodgy bankers and saying , obviously we don't have saying, obviously

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duchies of lancaster and cornwall, as well as estimating the cost of security for members of the royal familyalso includes an estimate that royal engagements around the country cost local councils £31.9 million a year. republic according for the royal family budget, to be capped at a measly £5 million to £10 million a yean £5 million to £10 million a year, with the king granted a salary of just over £185,000. so this is patrick christys tonight with me, ben leo, only on gb news now. the anti—monarchist group republic have today released a report claiming that the royal family cost the taxpayer £510 million a year. that figure includes income from the duchies of lancaster and cornwall, as well as estimating the cost of security for members of the royal family and the salaries for government staff seconded to the palace. the report also includes an estimate that royal engagements around the country cost local councils £31.9 million a year. republic according for the royal family budget, to be capped at a measly £5 million to £10 million a yean £5 million to £10 million a year, with the king gra

and this, this just shows you the modern royal family, you know, this is a very modern royal family. y much for your thoughts. fantastic stuff. and that's the former royal butler, grant harrold . and for those of grant harrold. and for those of you just joining us, this is an astonishing video released by the palace. kensington palace a message from catherine, the princess of wales, on her ongoing cancerjourney. an ongoing cancer journey. an astonishing, beautiful video sharing her journey. we'll have a full update on that. an incredibly emotional moment for the royal family to bring us into their lives. i'm martin daubney on gb news. >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers sponsors of weather on gb news . on gb news. >> hi there and welcome back to the latest update from the met office for gb news drier. for many of us today, compared with yesterday , some sunshine out yesterday, some sunshine out there, but a fair amount of cloud as well. and it is going to turn wetter in the north—west later. now western scotland has seen plenty of fine weather dunng seen plenty of fine weath

african-american shaman became part of the royal family norway. 's eldest daughter made him her husband. but durek will not be a prince. such is the will of the monarch. why did not the european royals come to the wedding home, anton dadykin learned. dance of the norwegian princess with the groom. in line for the throne, her chosen one, an african-american shaman, duric veret, they sold all the rights to a british magazine to an american media company so that no one could secretly film the ceremony, went to the altar under cover of sheets. many norwegians called the king's eldest daughter a greedy woman. this is sad, the public is isolated from the event from our point of view. martha louise, by the way, a certified doctor, in 2007 declared herself a clairvoyant and began to make money on this, promising to teach miracles and communication with angels. i love the way she spits energy and says what she thinks. finally, i met someone who can hold onto my force field. you radiate creativity, i love that you don't care what other people think. the roya

against this backdrop, norwegian politicians are calling for budget cuts for the royal family.inance most of the monarchy's activities, including managing its assets, providing security and carrying out official duties. at a time when there is increasing attention to the efficiency of public spending, it seems reasonable to consider whether more it is appropriate to reduce expenses on the royal family. the celebrations in honor of the princess and the shaman's wedding, with hundreds of guests, dragged on for three. expects that his amulets for optimizing the spirit will be a great success. anton dadykin, matvey popov, news! it turns out that if here he is all of new york, for the fact that we are pulling here to the line, yeah, yeah, here, now he will shoot, that is, what do you have there in the forest pool, there is a mortar now. mortar, personnel, they are unloading here, then on foot, on foot along the ravine they go, they go, and here my life begins spoil, that is, we cut off at the entrance, yes sir, driver, loader, senior guard seboltsa, and where are you from, you're lo

yeah. >> rehabilitation of harry to the royal family. e familial aspect which you explained so well and which we all would cheer. why wouldn't you wish, brothers to be brotherly and father son relationship to be whole again? but then there's the whole constitutional , but then there's the whole constitutional, as richard was saying, you know, make make up with the family. fine. but make up with the, with the, with the united kingdom. now, that's a different issue because as you rightly said, he's trashed this country and he trashed the institution of the royal family. so for him to be rehabilitated requires, i think, an explanation for why he said what he said, quite a degree of humble pie eating and then creating the confidence in the people of the united kingdom that he won't do it again because we want ultimately, we want our royal family as the institution of the royal family to represent and celebrate all thatis to represent and celebrate all that is british. we don't want them having their public spats, you know, soap opera. >> i wo

that is said to be for various tasks and things that need to be done, but it shouldn't go to the royal familyhe pubuc public works department. the public works department. the public works department. the public works department should fund it , not the royals. and fund it, not the royals. and you're quite right. a huge amount of money, about £99 million, is taken by the royals from the duchy of lancaster and cornwall. now, these are very rich people. the royal family have a personal, private wealth of over £2 billion. king charles inherited £1.8 billion from his late mother, and he didn't pay a pennyin late mother, and he didn't pay a penny in inheritance tax. so why are we giving him as well? him and the prince of wales , the £99 and the prince of wales, the £99 million from the duchy of lancaster and cornwall. that is obscene. that's obscene . at obscene. that's obscene. at a time of a cost of living crisis, when pensioners are having their winter fuel allowances cut. >> sarah louise, would you like to explain why they got a boost in the sovereign grant? do you know why? >> well, it's beca

and how she would deal with something like this, but it's not traditionally is not the way the royal familyition and _ family. considering her position and the i family. considering her position and the young | family. considering her- position and the young family that she's god, the experiences she's had this year is actually impossible to watch that video and not feel it right here. and as you say, it's a very powerful way of conveying what's happened. i'm quite squeamish about celebrities pre—packaging their own experiences this way and serving them up, rather than everything because cpr. we can all say it's just good to see her looking back to health and enjoying time with family. i enjoying time with family. i agree with you. that's why asked the question. at that said, i'm not sure you get an insight into the familyjust in the way that we do with these pictures, because they presumably were given the freedom of the camera. that would be limited, time—limited. you get a lot more of it, don't you? you get a lot more of it, don't ou? , ., ., , you? interviews are not exactly the ro al y

if you look back at 2014, you know, there was a strong representation of the royal family, and it was that we'll see that again. but his fall—out with the royal family has been painful for all concerned — particularly the broken bond with his brother. there is no reconciliation on the cards. the diana award — set up in his mother's name to empower young people — is in a unique position. despite the family tensions, both william and harry continue to engage with the organisation, but in different ways. next month, harry will be in new york to highlight their work. we're deeply honoured to have both of them, but on the other hand, they've always both said, you know, it's their mother's charity — they're deeply committed to her, deeply committed to the work, and it's something that they just continue to support. in colombia last month, to promote the work of their archewell foundation, there will be more of these types of trips ahead. they are the harry and meghan version of a royal tour. a 40th birthday can be a time to reflect, and ponder what's next. for prince harry, there is much to

out there and working as we hope.— the royal family out there and working as we hope.ie jacoby, thank you for being _ working as we hope. charlie jacoby, thank you for being with _ working as we hope. charlie jacoby, thank you for being with us - working as we hope. charlie jacoby, thank you for being with us and i thank you for being with us and those thoughts here on verified live. let me point you to the bbc website, because you've not seen that for the video and you want to, it is available there on the bbc website and the accompanying articles and reaction there has been since that news broke out a little over an hour ago. since that news broke out a little overan hourago. had since that news broke out a little over an hour ago. had to the website if you want more on that, all running store in this hour. a new phase of the covid inquiry began this morning. the inquiry heard harrowing accounts from patients and nhs workers. some 225,000 pages of evidence were disclosed to the inquiry. the public hearings focused on issues such as the diagnosis and treatment of pati

the saudi royal family left america . there is a very clear relationship between the saudi wahhabi royal family and many of the designers of this story. arabia. even today, despite many efforts to close the case of this country's role in september 11, saudi arabia is still known as the main suspect in this story. but kevin brett, a member of the 9/11 truth-seeking group, believes that besides the saudis, there were other actors involved in the creation of the 9/11 incident, who are hiding behind the name of saudi arabia. became role it was to blame those belonging to al-qaeda and iraq for september 11 . more details of this issue are available in the book the anthrax hoax written by dr. graham mcqueen. it was clear that they planned 9/11 knowing that they wanted to incriminate their political enemies. israel's political enemies were the main target. and this was what became clear later. september 11 to destroy 7 countries in 5 years. shortly after the planes hit the doglu towers, some israelis were identified around the t

kurdish, a plane full of saudis was the saudi royal family left america . there is a very clear relationship between the saudi wahhabi royal family and many of the designers of this story. saudi arabia continues to this day, despite many efforts to close the case, the country's role in september 11 as an accused. this story is known. but kevin brett, a member of the 9/11 truth-seeking group, believes that there are other actors in creating the incident besides the saudis. being the main goal and this was what became clear later. september 11 happened to destroy seven countries in 5 years. to neom zionist conservatives azadi b he gave a condition that he will destroy anyone who is in their way. shortly after the planes hit the doglu towers, some israelis were identified around the tower, who were celebrating the explosion in the doglu towers. a group they were israelis, who later turned out to be mossad employees. they were shouting happily and taking pictures and videos of the world trade tower after the explosions, and they were arrested later. i am aware

if you look back at 2014, you know, there was a strong representation of the royal family, and it was his brother. there is no reconciliation on the cards. the diana award — set up in his mother�*s name to empower young people — is in a unique position. despite the family tensions, both william and harry continue to engage with the organisation, but in different ways. next month, harry will be in new york to highlight their work. we�*re deeply honoured to have both of them, but on the other hand, they�*ve always both said, you know, it�*s their mother�*s charity — they�*re deeply committed to her, deeply committed to the work, and it�*s something that they just continue to support. in colombia last month, to promote the work of their archewell foundation, there will be more of these types of trips ahead. they are the harry and meghan version of a royal tour. a 40th birthday can be a time to reflect, and ponder what�*s next. for prince harry, there is much to think about. daniela relph, bbc news. taking impressive photographs of animals in the wild requires skill, patience and great ti

if you look back at 2014, you know, there was a strong representation of the royal family, and it wase royal family has been painful for all concerned — particularly the broken bond with his brother. there is no reconciliation on the cards. the diana award — set up in his mother's name to empower young people — is in a unique position. despite the family tensions, both william and harry continue to engage with the organisation, but in different ways. next month, harry will be in new york to highlight their work. we're deeply honoured to have both of them, but on the other hand, they've always both said, you know, it's their mother's charity — they're deeply committed to her, deeply committed to the work, and it's something that they just continue to support. in colombia last month, to promote the work of their archewell foundation, there will be more of these types of trips ahead. they are the harry and meghan version of a royal tour. a 40th birthday can be a time to reflect, and ponder what's next. for prince harry, there is much to think about. daniela relph, bbc news. hgppy happy b

lived a life with the royal family. you've had everything handed to you, but you say your life has been hard and now you've written all about it. in your new book, where.7 >> yes, that's right fans. you see, my wife and i are totally like, you should write a book because your family's like stupid and then so are like journalists . journalists. >> i love that i never get tired of that. the worldwide privacy tour is over. would you welcome harry back? you'll hear my thoughts in my nickel. then the wealthy, they are leaving the united kingdom in their droves. will labour's misery manifesto push them off? the edge? stay tuned. we'll find out more. also we'll be going live to israel to speak to uri geller, where protests are taking place after the body of six hostages were recovered from gaza , where polio recovered from gaza, where polio vaccinations are currently underway , and trans person scott underway, and trans person scott nugent will be live to discuss the bma's latest intervention in the bma's latest intervention i

when it comes to thailand we as i mentioned we have royal family and education. i think this is something that is very very important when it comes to thailand. it comes to cambodia we have royal family come a party to party, military during the pandemic, lastly media. we acknowledge some interesting cases. [indiscernible] cambodia think this is an interesting for this discussion a form of panel to shape china independence this is definitely something we went to cambodia last year in september and this was that time was very fresh issue we discussed this in details with couple of people so when it comes to technology corporations i think this is something at least from my perspective of interest because can gather a lot of data from people and they can use this data for navigating common policy and this is something that is very interesting. undelivered promises and pledges. i am from poland. believe me i was partially involved in platform on china related issues. coming in there was a great enthusiasm. china is an economic powerhouse, etc., we did not live in ch

having previously been one of the most popular members of the royal family. number of legal battles against british newspaper publishers in recent years, going against the royals. never complain, never explain motto . meanwhile, his legal motto. meanwhile, his legal battle with the home office over his uk security is said to have frustrated the king. harry is expected to celebrate his 40th birthday with family and friends today, a time to reflect on the past and look to the future. cameron walker gb news. >> i >> i like >> i like seeing >> i like seeing him >> i like seeing him at >> i like seeing him at his best. it reminds you of how much we miss him. >> i think it makes me feel sad, though. >> exactly. yeah. we're joined now by royal and showbiz reporter kinsey schofield. lovely to see you, kinsey , i lovely to see you, kinsey, i wonder in that 84 word statement, birthday statement? meghan was never mentioned once . meghan was never mentioned once. don't you find that odd? >> well. oh and you went straight for the topic that's going to get me in trouble, th

she's not going to be fully undertaking royal engagements still for some time, and the royal family is? at the level that can carry out royal engagements? >> yes, it is very thin. i mean, what she says here is the chemotherapy is she's finished it, but it's her path to healing and full recovery is long. and i must continue to take each day as it comes. i am, however, looking forward to being back at work, so i think she would do quite a lot of work at home. i don't think they will have so many charities that they are looking after. i think that's gone, but the late queen had hundreds so she could only perhaps go and see them for 5 or 10 minutes. camilla has quite a lot, but she does each one very thoroughly and she goes back x months a year. i think we might not see that for a long time , not see that for a long time, prince william, i hear, is spending a lot of time working from home because, again, his family is the most important thing. so he's working out lots of things and going out less. >> what is working from home if you're a royal. because surely work as a royal is being seen.

the saudi royal family left america. there is a very clear relationship between the saudi wahhabi royal family and many of the designers of this story . to this day, despite many efforts to close the case, saudi arabia is still known as the main suspect in this story, but the country's role in september 11 kevin brett, a member of the 9/11 truth-seeking group , believes that besides the saudis , there were other actors involved in the creation of the 9/11 incident, who hid behind the name of saudi arabia. the plan was to blame those belonging to al-qaeda and iraq for 9/11. more details on this topic can be found in the book the anthrax hoax by dr. graham mcqueen. it was clear that those who purged september 11 knew that they wanted their own political enemies. accusing the political enemies of israel was the main goal and this was what became clear later. september 11 happened to destroy seven countries in 5 years and he gave the zionist neoconservatives unconditional freedom to destroy anyone who stands in their way. sh

i don't know if you want your royal family to look normal. i'd want to see them.raitjacketed. >> yeah, i want them with sceptres and sort of, like, dripping. >> just looking. just looking really miserable. like, then it makes it okay that they're, well , makes it okay that they're, well, no. just so then it's like, oh, you're going to be millionaires and everyone's gonna kiss your butt for the rest of your life. that's the price you should pay. like being raised by nannies look quite nice. >> they look happy. so what is there? another story? a really good story. >> go on then. it's a great story. germans halt open border policy amid migrant crisis. now, they let in about a million migrants. they were like, hey, everyone, come here because we need you. and then turns out crime went really bad and they've had, like, terrorist attacks, and it's been pretty terrible. so now they're closing all of the borders , which and all of the borders, which and austria have immediately said, well, if you send people back to us, we're going to have some problem. you don't want pro

we have royal family, party to party military.hen it comes to economy while we acknowledge some interesting cases so the market access. defiantly serbia. investment projects walk not go into details. and in cambodia this is an interesting for the discussion here. we sat in the politic of china independence. but to cambodia last year in september. that was a very fresh issue. as in terms of people on the ground. with technology cpl corporations is something at least from my perspective. can gather a lot of data they could use the data for navigating something very, very interesting. and finally some challenges partially mentioned and it's relevant. the undelivered promises. i am from poland. as partially involved 14 years ago. it's a new powerhouse not believe in china we expect china to invest a lot. i did not happen. the second is a lack of political will. here we have this american relations. i think at least in case of poland it influenced a lot. the next point is dominance. that's the case in brazil. when you have a pretty pow

is this bad for the royal family?>> plus also made these statements using inflammatory language that likens children and young people coming out as trans to the spread of a disease. i've never said that thatis disease. i've never said that that is a lie. well, that is a lie, and i think you should withdraw that statement. >> both labour mps hoping to chair the women and equalities committee don't know what a woman is. >> meanwhile, i apologise. do you think he should apologise? i think i do. >> huge leftie activist carol vorderman is clearly regretting her political choices on my panel tonight it's director of popular conservatives mark littlewood , landlord and littlewood, landlord and activist adam brooks and journalist nina myskow. oh, and is this true? >> in springfield, they're eating the dogs. the people that came in. they're eating the cats. >> get ready, britain. here we go . go. why are they hiding the truth about migrants on benefits? next . about migrants on benefits? next. >> good evening. i'm sophia wenzl

well, it is also known that members of the british royal family sympathized with adolf hitler in 2015 about 1933-1934. it shows the royal family, the then young queen of great britain elizabeth ii, her sister margaret, their mother elizabeth. edward, the girls are grown up, throwing their hands in a nazi salute. hitler came to power literally on british money, the financing of hitler's nazi regime was carried out by the banking structures of great britain with the help of american bankers, and all parties did not hide these facts very much. the leaders of the x-bank hjalmar schacht had close friendly ties with the head of the bank of england montagu norman. the bank of england transferred money to hitler's election campaign. well , besides, it is known about london's plans to continue the second world war together with the germans against the ussr. there is an interesting document, dated may 22, 1945. this is the plan for the emergency operation "unthinkable".

i think even, you know, it hasn't worked historically with other members of the royal family. a disaster. so i think the king will, if he was to ask harry to come back and support or to be involved, he wouldn't want him dillydallying he'd want him to be focused on royal duties. >> all right. well, that's grant harold, not grant butler, who was a royal butler . thank you so was a royal butler. thank you so much for joining was a royal butler. thank you so much forjoining us, grant. let's just ask the panel briefly. joe phillips, i know what a staunch monarchist you are. do you want to harry come back in glorious. >> i'm more interested in christmas in october in venezuela, but since they've putting christmas goods in the shops here, presumably they've got christmas goods in the shops from easter time in venezuela . from easter time in venezuela. or is that moving as well? >> that's going to move. so conor burns, i think we're incredibly lucky in this country to have the royal family. >> and when the late queen passed on, there was some debate about whether it would move on in t

and what was the royal family. and what was the queen good at?n was great at never complaining, never explaining and keeping that private dignity. do you think we'll look back, cameron, on this video and realise that this is the day that the royal family changed the way that they portray themselves forever? i think certainly for the prince and princess of wales generation in a in a nutshell, potentially, i think because the prince and princess of wales clearly are doing things their way, not the royal family's protocol way . royal family's protocol way. >> i can't imagine king charles, for example, doing a similar video like this, talking about his cancer diagnosis. i think it's just the changing of the times. i think the prince and princess of wales are very much aware of social media, and they're aware that they now have a platform, that they can pubush a platform, that they can publish their own footage on their own social media channels in their own way, without having to feed it first to the media, to feed it first to the media, to then broa

so far, and provided gifts for the royal family for and royal births.ery, i'm joined by the owner and head pastry chef, rosa desouza and manuel de souza, who is the director of the beverly hills bakery . how marvellous to see bakery. how marvellous to see you both. welcome to gb news. thank you for inviting us. so why has this formula worked? what? why did london need a beverly hills bakery? >> well , i beverly hills bakery? >> well, i think in, it's the originality of the concept. so what we do is we're a bakery, but underlying it, it's actually a gifting experience . right. so a gifting experience. right. so this is an alternative to flowers. so in terms of concept that has maintained its originality despite going on for 35 years. and in fact, what i, what i do is i often ask myself, why, why, why is it going strong to remind myself to focus on those things that we need to, to focus on, >> so instead of sending a bunch of flowers, you send a beautiful box of cakes like that, or a confection like that, complete with bunnies and so on. exactly. >> so yo

and is he positioning the royal family as the bad guys again?s to harry and meghan? i question it. is it a great story? absolutely. do i wonder if do i wonder if harry knew this information would be leaked ? this information would be leaked? yes. exclamation point. >> it feels like in terms of, you know, being a journalist and the news cycle, it does feel on a par, maybe not quite on a par, but definitely up there with the megxit megxit all about, say , megxit megxit all about, say, brexit. then the megxit revelations a couple of years ago . so if they are indeed ago. so if they are indeed plotting a return and harry does have some sort of return to the royal fold, why do you think he's doing that? is he skint? >> he's doing it because americans didn't did not welcome them in the way that they initially thought they would. i think that they've made a lot of missteps over the last few years , missteps over the last few years, and they're not having the life that they thought they were going to. they were fired by spotify , look at american spotif

i, i, i'm quite a big supporter of the royal family, i think. let them have it.w, it's nice to have it. you know, it's nice to have a royal family, but maybe people as we do in the house of commons, people in the lords should be elected. i think one other thing i didn't like from the from in this article, maybe it was just stuck in because it was the guardian. they were they also pointed out that all the lords, these guys were all old white men. >> i think all of us have served. >> i've circled that and i didn't get on to that. yeah. and the thing is, it's not the fact that it's just white men. >> it'sjust that it's just white men. >> it's just the fact that, look, mate, they are all white men. who cares? but also, it shouldn't be about that. it's the fact that their hereditary peers. and that's the unfair thing. don't if it was all sort of like, culturally diverse people, would that make it better? no, it wouldn't, so it's irrelevant. >> i know it was. >> i know it was. >> imagine if the telegraph goes and by the way, they're all black. yeah. it's like it's unhe

we'll be debating whether the late queen's favourite son has any future in the royal family . the royal,000 british servicemen who bravely helped to conduct nuclear tests back in the 1950s and 60s. and we even meet the inspirational veterans as 10 million pupils head back to school this month. >> there's a growing trend of absenteeism. we're asking whether it's ever okay to let kids skip school for a lazy day . kids skip school for a lazy day. >> and the prince of wales homewards programme is teaming up with the blue light card system to give homelessness workers the same access to discounts and savings as nhs staff and in the sport. >> this morning, the champions league most exciting thing about the man city inter milan game was probably the shirts that they wore that were designed by noel gallagher. celtic thrashed slovan bratislava , slovakia five slovan bratislava, slovakia five one and in the carabao cup, coventry very unlucky to lose to spurs who weren't great last night. >> a great start for some, but the weather is going to brighten up for most of us. it will be another sunny da