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also, a new investigation into how the british royal family makes its money. that's all coming up on the media show. on wednesday, donald trump declared victory once again in the us election. it's prompted some soul—searching from pundits and pollsters who failed to predict the result. to talk about the media's role in the election, i wasjoined byjames harding, former head of bbc news, and now boss at tortoise media, and max tani, media editor at semafor. well, i think the media in large part was hedging its bets because the polls showed such a tight race. there was a lot of uncertainty and there was a lot of apprehension among folks in the mainstream media about getting it wrong again, about underestimating trump's strength. what we've seen over the past several elections is that donald trump, his supporters are consistently undercounted in the polls, and so i think that there were a lot of... i think there were a lot of attempts to ensure that we in the mainstream media and news media told readers and told audiences that, uh, looking at the data that was ava

the royal family _ them, and rememberthem.weekend. the princess of wales continuing her careful return to public duty alongside sophie, duchess of edinburgh. and it is the duchess you will represent the royal family today at the armistice service at the national memorial in staffordshire. daniela relph, bbc news. we will have more on these commemorations in business today. for many people who have served in the armed forces, making the transition to a civilian career is extremely challenging. we will be looking at that in detail later. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. looking at cop29. esme stallard is there. it is all kicking off. this is called the finance cop. tell us about expectations? cop. tell us about exectations? , ., , cop. tell us about exectations? , ., expectations? delegates and -ress expectations? delegates and ress are expectations? delegates and press are arriving _ expectations? delegates and press are arriving and - expectations? delegates and press are arriving and it - expectations? de

a full show of the most senior members of the royal family, including the princess of wales.irmed that she will attend remembrance events this weekend, one ofjust a handful of public appearances she's made this year. on his visit to south africa this week, the prince of wales has reflected on his wife's diagnosis. he told reporters... i thought it was a very significant intervention, not least because it's not normally the sort of thing we hearfrom the prince of wales, from prince william. i mean, his, you know, his brother obviously has been very vocal about his sort of personal feelings in recent years. prince of wales usuallyjust is, you know, prefers to keep these things to himself. the prince has focussed on his earthshot prize award ceremony while in cape town, but it's been a disruptive year for the entire royal family, with both the princess and the king dealing with a cancer diagnosis. prince william said... ahead of the earthshot ceremony earlier this week, the prince also spoke on camera with an update about the princess. she's doing really well, thanks, and hopefu

sometimes the focus is so shallow, and especially when it comes to american media covering the royal familykbait. and do you ever, kinsey, do you ever do negative stories? do you cover them, negative stories about the royals, and how does that go down with your audiences? i do, you know, i was critical of the prince and princess of wales when they released the mother's day photo. i thought it was a pr nightmare, and i received a lot of negative feedback at the time. um, it's a polarising topic to cover, it feels like you have to pick a side, and if you don't pick a side, you're considered the enemy. but, you know, if i do see a misstep, i do try to point it out. and i've got to ask, we haven't got very long, but i'm always intrigued by why somebody american would get excited and interested in the royals and end up covering them, you know, what... how did you carve a role for yourself in the us? i mean, you flew yourself to london on your own dime, i think, in order to get into this business. tell me about that. several times, yes. my credit card is... my credit card has some thoughts. uh, y

now to a new investigation that reveals how the british royal family makes its money.y channel 4's dispatches programme and the sunday times reports they make millions of pounds in income from rent from public bodies, including the uk health service, schools and the armed forces. to take us through the investigation, i spoke to channel 4's alistair jackson, who oversaw it. this started some months ago when a producer that's well known to us, geoff atkinson from vera, came in with... saying he'd got 5,000—odd documents from the land registry. now, i can't say that our heart raced at that point, you know? but, um, when we looked at that a bit more closely, we realised that what he had actually was some material, quite a significant amount of material that parliament had tried to get hold of. so that's, you know, way back in 2005. so that was a start. but it was only a start. and then, you know, we took those 5,000 documents, pulled them out from the land registry, analysing the leases to actually get this first—ever portrayal of what these two estates, lancaster and corn

so, everybody now is standing to attention and waiting for the royal family, catherine the princess of was at the festival of remembrance yesterday. and those members of the royal party will be laying a wreaths, led by his majesty the king, the princess royal behind, prince edward duke of edinburgh and their and the prince of wales. watched from the balcony above, they take their place in front of the cenotaph. we arejust coming up to we are just coming up to big ben chiming 11 o'clock and the two minutes' silence. big ben strikes the hour. king's troop gun fires. music: last post. if wreath laying led by his majesty the king. and this wreath is being laid on behalf of the queen, who is not here. by her equerry major 0llie plunket. next, the prince of wales in the uniform of the wing commander in the uniform of the wing commander in the uniform of the wing commander in the royal air force. william, who was himself commissioned as an army officer in 2006. transferred to the royal air force. the duke of edinburgh, edward, in the uniform of the royal wessex yeomanry, those long grey coats

a full show of the most senior members of the royal family. including the princess of wales.uently began treatment for cancer. buckingham palace has now confirmed she will attend remembrance events this weekend. one ofjust a handful of public appearances she has made this year. on his visit to south africa this week, the prince of wales has reflected on his wife's diagnosis. he told reporters, "it has been dreadful. "it has probably been the hardest year of my life. "so trying to keep everything on track has been "really difficult". the prince has focused on his earthshot prize award ceremony while in cape town but it has been a disruptive year for the entire royal family. with both the princess and the king dealing with a cancer diagnosis. prince william said, "i am so proud of my wife. "i am proud of my father for handling the things they have done. "but from a personal family point of view, "it has been brutal". ahead of the earthshot ceremony earlier this week, the prince also spoke on camera with an update about the princess. she is doing very well, thanks, and hopefully

a full show of the most senior members of the royal family, including the princess of wales.ace has now confirmed she will attend remembrance events this weekend — one ofjust a handful of public appearances she's made this year. on his visit to south africa this week, the prince of wales has reflected on his wife's diagnosis. he told reporters... the prince has focused on his earthshot prize award the prince has focused on his earthshot prize award ceremony while in cape town, but it's been a disruptive year for the entire royal family — with both the princess and the king dealing with a cancer diagnosis. ahead of the earth shot ceremony earlier this week, the prince also spoke on camera with an update about the princess. she's doing very well, thanks, and hopefully she's watching tonight and sort of cheering me on. and she has been amazing this whole year. they are candid words from prince william in a year when the royal family has faced some challenges shared by so many. it's hoped that next year, the prince will be solo less often as his wife returns to more public duties

the closest entrance, a gate often used by the royal family and just five minutes drive from what you world. >> reporter: it is not the first time the royal family has dealt with the break-in. years ago on christmas day 2021, a masked man broke into windsor castle, armed with a crossbow telling officers, i'm here to kill the queen. the 23-year-old was arrested before he got close to the late monarch. he was later jailed for nine years. decades earlier in 1982, an intruder got shockingly close to elizabeth, breaking into buckingham palace, reaching the queen's bedroom and waking her up. as dramatized in the crown on netflix. >> i name is michael. >> get out. >> i promise, you have nothing to fear from me. >> hello! what you want. that is money. >> i don't want money. i don't want anything. i just want to talk to you. that's all. >> reporter: william and kate moved from kensington palace in london to windsor in 2022, to be closer to queen elizabeth and have more privacy as they raise their young family. it is also where princess kate has spent much of her time recovering from an undiscl

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these two events happening today the other tomorrow princess significant step forward for the royal family of wales along beside her husband princess went in his majesty the king attending a royal british legion festival at the royal albert hall tonight. noticeably absent queen camellia that she will miss this because events due to a chest infection. it's under stood there is no cause for concern just doctors recommend rest. earlier saying quote is probably been the hardest year in my life after his father and wife are both diagnosed with cancer within weeks of each other. princess has made a few tentative returns begin of the first public appearance in june of the tripping of the color parade she also said back in september and the video she had finished chemotherapy was looking forward to getting back to work. the king is still undergoing treatment but just got back from a long-haul trip visiting australia and samoa. tomorrow the royal family will attend the annual remembrance day service laying wreaths. sundays and that will also include a parade of veterans and national two minutes out

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a full show of the most senior members of the royal family, including the princess of wales.weeks after this, she was admitted to hospital and subsequently began treatment for cancer. but buckingham palace has now confirmed that she will attend remembrance events this weekend, one ofjust a handful of public appearances she's made this year. on his visit to south africa this week, the prince of wales has reflected on his wife's diagnosis. he told reporters, "it's been dreadful. it's probably been the hardest year in my life, so trying to keep everything on track has been really difficult." i thought it was a very significant intervention, not least because it's not normally the sort of thing we hear from the prince of wales, from prince william. i mean, his, you know, his brother obviously has been very vocal about his sort of personal feelings in recent years. prince of wales usuallyjust is, you know, prefers to keep these things to himself. the prince has focussed on his earthshot prize award ceremony while in cape town, but it's been a disruptive year for the entire royalfa

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the princess of wales has joined other members of the royal family at the annual festival of remembrancene is gradually returning to public duties following her chemotherapy treatment for cancer. but the queen will miss remembrance events this weekend as she recovers from a chest infection. charlotte gallagher reports. the queen at last year's remembrance day service. it's an important event for the royal family, honouring the contribution of the uk and commonwealth armed forces. but the queen will miss the commemorations and the royal british legion event. buckingham palace say: it is understood her condition has not worsened, but she was concerned it is understood her condition has not worsened, but she was concerned about passing on any lingering infection to others. the queen more than anyone is aware of the importance of remembrance sunday, she is the the daughter of a much—decorated war veteran. she has grown up with the army. she has had the army around her all her life. she is very much part of a sort of forces family. for her, it is a central day. she will be thinking of people

those appearances are a sign the royal family is slowly returning to public duty after a difficult yearn which both kate and charles were diagnosed with cancer and underwent treatment. >> the afc held official watch parties across the bay area today in honor of the women's soccer team's first ever playoff match. dozens of fans showed up at the 21st amendment brewing in san leandro. most of them supporting bay fc. scarves, hats and shirts. the afc is only the second ever team in the nwsl to make the playoffs during their first season, although the club lost today to washington spirit 2 to 1. fans say that this was more than they could have asked for during the team's debut season, their first year. >> it's their inaugural season, so this would be the only opportunity they had to be in the playoffs and they got it. it came down to the last game and they won. that's what they needed to do. >> the team's 2025 schedule is still in the works, but bay area soccer fans can start ordering season tickets that are now online this week. >> a number of art pieces owned by the boy scouts of america w

. >>> now to england, where the royal family has reported a burglary on the grounds of windsor castle. that's where prince william and princess kate live with their children. cbs' imtiaz tyab has more on this major security breach. >> well, this apparent breach of security on the grounds of windsor castle allegedly happened on october 13th, but was only reported this weekend by a british tabloid who found that thieves broke their way into the windsor estate through the shaw farm gate, reportedly ramming it and stealing two vehicles from a nearby building late at night. the robbery took place approximately one mile from where william, kate, and their three children live at adelaide cottage. the royal family have not commented on the break-in, and local police say no arrests were made at this stage. the last time there was such a serious breach at windsor castle grounds was on christmas day back this 2021 when a man armed with a crossbow broke in an attempt to assassinate queen elizabeth ii who was in the royal residence at the time. the late queen of course was unharmed, though the int

it's an important event for the royal family, honouring the contribution of the uk and commonwealth armedsay: it is understood her condition has not worsened, but she was concerned about passing on any lingering buckingham palace say. . it is understood her condition has not worsened, but she was concerned about passing on any lingering infection to others. the queen more than anyone is aware of the importance of remembrance sunday, she is the the daughter of a much—decorated war veteran. she has grown up with the army. she has had the army around her all her life. she is very much part of a sort of forces family. for her, it is a central day. she will be thinking of people who have fell in the second world war with her father. she will want to be there. because she is unwell, this will have been taken... because she is unwell she will not have taken this decision lightly. the queen who is 77, fell ill after a long haul trip to australia and samoa with the king. it has been confirmed that the princess of wales will be at events this weekend, as she slowly returns to public duties, followi

katherine joined other members of the royal family this morning in london, as they paid respects to those who died in conflicts. king charles led his family and the nation in honoring fallen service men and women. the service featured a 10,000 veteran march, and a moment of silence. the prime minister and other leaders also attend the ceremony and laid wreaths. >>> what a contrast. and then there was this. atlanta united, celebrating a huge upset victory in the mls playoffs. the team defeated the odds on favorite to win, lionel messi, and inter miami, delivering a stunning first round result. oh, my gosh. we've been talking about postmortem for the elections, now there's postmortem for this. what happened? >> it was just amazing. first of all, atlanta united only just squeaked into the plateoffs. they had to win, other results had to go their way. so they were up against it in miami, who dominated the regular season and actually set a points record in the process. this game was amazing. that was lionel messi scoring the kind of goal we never see him score, a header to equalize against atl

an investigation by channel four�*s dispatches programme and the sunday times, which found the royal familyions of pounds of income in rent from the nhs, schools and the armed forces. angela hurley thought the bbc should have paid more attention to those revelations. we put those points to bbc news and they told us: finally, back to the us election and a complaint from patricia snell. it has been a frantic final day of campaigning for kamala harris. well, patricia, the reason for clive referring to her as �*komala,’ rather than �*kamala' or �*kahmala' as donald trump normally puts it, is that she herself says it should be pronounced like the punctuation mark, as was demonstrated to her two grand—nieces this summer at the democratic national convention in chicago. and what are you here to do? to teach you how to say our auntie's name. ok, so how do you pronounce it? first you say 'kama' like in a sentence, then you say la, like la—la—la—la! put it together and it's one, two, three, kamala! truly, american and british pronunciation are complicated things. thank you for all your comments this

he can say, i take it back and the royal family would welcome him back. she cannot. so i feel like he would be the one that would be like, i can't do this anymore. i just can't. but she would be the one that would be like, no, take me back, do you know what i mean? but i think right now it seems as if she has all the power and she's like, i'm going to do this on my own. but really, he's the one that if he wakes up and realizes his balls are in his her purse, he could just get them back and then go back to england. that makes sense. now, you always said david, no romance in your razor business. you got to keep them separate. it's important. you know. i don't know this. i have a hard time following these two. i do find them boring, but it's also just like the rare person who comes along who makes you feel sorry for the royal family. yes. yeah. oh, geez. i hope the illuminati is doing okay. this woman's really dragging them through it. you know, they're having a time, but she's got to stay with him. she has to. because who's going to date her after what she. what guy? o

they hate the royal family . the other people hate family. the other people hate the royals. in scotland for the british. >> this is arguably a minority part of the team. this isn't the whole of which minority? well, no, it's just some celtic fans. yes. yeah, not the whole you can't tar the well you can, you can. >> but we've got to get everybody on board. this is lewis schaffer is a spokesman for the angles, the saxons, the jutes, the celtics, the celtics, the yankees. >> i mean does this upset you, though, this disrespect? >> no, it doesn't because. because the king. i'm sorry. i know you guys love the royal family, but the truth is, is prince is king charles is he's in the pockets of the world economic forum, the united nations. well, that's not really got anything to do with it, does it does. why should we why should we cheer? i mean, you could. it's not my business. i don't i'm not here permanently. >> okay , jonathan, the reason >> okay, jonathan, the reason for doing this story is there's a sort of it highlights the hypocrisy where these were used as excuses. the bad b

megan and harry received 0 invites from the royal family. on diana's side, they declined to.ing it to the royal wedding get. they are the ones that left the royal family so it is not shocking you they didn't get an invite. as the kids get older, he's remembering his days, the fun things they did. the husband knows he will spend it with his wife's family. there is a switch off. i think he is having buyer's remorse and as kids get older the memories, and it is apart. tv seen. woke crushes the environmentalists, a new show, and loyal thing. i want your take on it. >> any idea how much diesel they had to burn to mix that much concrete and hold it out here and put it to gather with a 450 foot crane, how much oil it takes to lubricate that or winterize it? and his 20 year lifespan, the carbon footprint on making it. rachel: a show that hates emails as much as i do. >> i am going to be honest, i watched this clip half a dozen times. it is eye-opening, a somber look at reality and a good balance to oil being drilled with an agenda from a lot of hollywood to have this balance. it is a

the princess of wales joined the royal family led by king charles for remembrance sunday which honorsth royals giving signs that the family is returning to normal after a year that saw them sidelined by cancer. queen camilla who would normally be present was not there as she's recovering from a chest infection. >>> well, queen bey is going ivy league. yale university is getting into formation and offering a new course titled "beyonce makes history: black radical tradition, theory, and politics through music." the aim is to use beyonce's work as a lens through which to examine black intellectual thought and activism. the first course will be offered next semester. >>> and a warning this morning for parents who bought mattel's "wicked" inspired dolls. the toy company saying it accidentally listed a website that uses the same name as the movie but instead leads to an adult film site on its packaging. it's a different kind of "wicked." consumers have been quick to call out the mistake. mattel telling "people" magazine the company, is quote, taking immediate action to remedy this. >>> comi

still the incident raising serious concerns about security around the royal family. >> and max fosterns us now. you mentioned in the report that kensington, buckingham palace have said they don't comment on security matters. is there a sense of how security around royals changed after some of those previous break ins? >> well, it's such a difficult issue to get information on. frankly anderson, because as soon as you ask, the palace about it, they close down, as does the government, as does all the various police forces involved here. that's for a very practical reason. they don't want to give those security arrangements away, but also because of the sheer cost of it. so it's by far the biggest cost to the public for having a royal family. the only estimate we've got is from the anti-monarchy group, republic estimates it around $200 million a year. we don't get much information on it, i'm afraid. all right, max foster, thanks so much. the news continues right here on cnn

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were any royal members of the family at risk?on't think so, but look, kate, william, and their children likely would have been at home. it seems only logical. that was a sunday night, it was a school night. they could have been tucked away in bed. but we have to keep in mind that the royal family is protected by several layers of security, not simply barriers -- fences and walls. the royal palaces, buckingham palace, kensington palace, aren't commenting on this. it's not unusual. they have a policy of not talking about security measures. but hoda, police are still investigating this. no arrests have been made. and those two suspects are still at large. hoda? >> all right, kelly, thank you so much. >>> well, just ahead, are weight loss drugs about to become even more popular? wait until you hear how many americans actually qualify for them now. plus, what it means for getting your insurance to cover the cost. >>> first, though, your thanksgiving travel preview. where are the biggest crowds heading for the holiday? how are the airp

jon: it is a mix of good and bad news for the british royal family as buckingham palace announces queenents this week due to a chest infection. all the bright side and princess kate is returning to public life after recovering from cancer. stephanie bennett has more on this week's royal activities from london. >> john, this ma marks another significant step forward in catherine's recovery by gradually returning to work following her cancer treatment with two or member state events this weekend. the princess of wales alongside her husband in prince william and his majesty the king attend the royal reddish legion festival of her members of the world albert hall saturday night noticeably absent queen camilla the pulse of the queen will meet us this weekend's events due to a chest infection. it is understood there is no cause for concern her doctors are just advising a short period of rest. earlier this week prince william described the pastor is dreadful saying quote it's probably been the hardest year of my life after his wife and father were both diagnosed with cancer. the princess has m

this is when the royal family leads our nation in honoring and remembering our war dead, and this iss so important symbolically. you may remember that the late queen elizabeth never missed remembrance, right until the end of her reign when she was really unable to. i think it's very much the same for kate. she absolutely was always going to be here, unless she really wasn't able to. >> whit: thank you so much. we also should point out that we've just learned from the palace that the queen will miss remembrance events this weekend to ensure that she makes a full recovery from a chest infection and to protect others from any potential risk. thank you, again, victoria. coming up here on "good morning america," the contenders for latest grammy awards, who's riding high? to view paradise ♪ ♪ simply look around and view it ♪ ♪ anything you want, do it ♪ ♪ want to change the world ♪ ♪ there's nothing to it ♪ ♪ there is no life i know ♪ ♪ to compare with your imagination ♪ ♪ take a look and you'll see ♪ ♪ into your imagination ♪ with dexcom g7, managing your diabetes just got easier. so, wha

princess of wales was back on royal duty this weekend, making life a little brighter for the british royal familytreatment, with events to honor the u. k.'s fallen soldiers. she met with her husband prince william and father-in-law king charles to the festival of remembrance saturday night. she appeared emotional at one point during a standing ovation for war veterans. she also stepped out sunday morning for a wreath laying ceremony. >> the reactions having her back, really enthusiastic. she looked energized, composed. it was really important that she was there. remember, the most significant event in the royal family's calendar. >> reporter: the double duty a rare return to form for the princess, who has been largely out of action this year after announcing a cancer diagnosis in march. prince william calling this year brutal, probably the hardest of his life, with his wife and father under going treatment for cancer. now, every newspaper today had a photograph of kate on the front page today. she is, by far and away, the most popular member of the royal family. to have her back on duty, back in

. >> she joined the royal family at two events over the weekend, first major public appearances sincehat. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. yeah, busy weekend for the royal family, coming together twice, saturday and sunday, to honor and remember the nation's war dead, and with princess kate front and center once again. princess kate, back in the spotlight, joining the royal family for a weekend of remembrance, the first consecutive public appearances since her cancer diagnosis. on sunday, taking part in somber commemorations at london's war memorial. the ceremonial events led by king charles. with prince william at his side as the princess looked on from a balcony, bouwing her head durin a moment of silence. she also joined the king and prince william at the royal albert hall, the first back-to-back official events since her cancer announcement last march. >> seeing her out and about at public duties will come as a huge reassurance for many people concerned about her health. >> reporter: the princess, making headlines again, marking a milestone in her slow return to public dut

it's an important event for the royal family, honouring the contribution of the uk and commonwealth armedll as at the royal british legion festival of remembrance at the royal albert hall, while she recovers from a chest infection. buckingham palace says, following doctors guidance, and for a full recovery of a season a chest infection, her majesty will not attain at this weekend plus manic remembrance events. it is understood her condition hasn't worsened, but she was concerned about passing on any lingering infection to others. the queen, more than anyone, is acutely aware of the importance of remembrance sunday, she is the daughter of a much decorated war veteran. she has grown up with the army, she has had the army around her all her life. she is very much part of the forces family. for her it is really essential day. she will be thinking of people who fell in the second world war with herfamily, so she fell in the second world war with her family, so she will want to be there. because she is unwell, she will not have taken this decision lightly. they queen, who is 77, fell ill after

princess kate back in the spotlight, joining the royal family for a weekend of remembrance, the firstcutive public appearances since her cancer diagnosis. on sunday, taking part in somber commemorations at london's war memorial. the ceremonial events led by king charles with prince william at his side as the princess looked on from the balcony, bowing her head during a moment of silence. on saturday, she also joined the king and prince william at the royal albert hall. >> seeing her out and about at public duties will come as a huge reassurance for many people concerned about her health. >> reporter: the princess making headlines again, marking a milestone in her slow return to public duties since announcing she completed chemotherapy last september. >> during what i can to stay cancer-free is now my focus. although i finished chemotherapy, my path to healing and full recovery is long. >> reporter: prince william opened up about his wife's health last week during a trip to south africa. >> she's doing really well. she's been amazing this whole year. >> reporter: and in a deeply person

there, a moment was held where members of the royal family took part as well. the duchess of edinburgh is their leading those events at the national memorial arboretum in staffordshire, a place that has been specifically designed to help people reflect, to help people commemorate those who have lost their lives in service. also to help people remember and celebrate those who lost third and gave up there —— gave up so much. as we listen into the events taking place at the national memorial arboretum in the presence of the duchess of edinburgh. fix, the duchess of edinburgh. a poppy the duchess of edinburgh. a p0ppy pin the duchess of edinburgh. a poppy pin to lapels just above our hearts. a poppy to display our hearts. a poppy to display our gratitude and respect. a field — our gratitude and respect. a field of— our gratitude and respect. a field of poppies bright for when _ field of poppies bright for when the silence starts. each life a petal— when the silence starts. each life a petal falling. _ when the silence starts. each life a petal falling. a - when the

still the incident raising serious concerns about security around the royal family. >> and max foster joins us now. you mentioned in the report that kensington, buckingham palace have said they don't comment on security matters. is there a sense of how security around royals changed after some of those previous break ins? >> well, it's such a difficult issue to get information on. frankly anderson, because as soon as you ask, the palace about it, they close down, as does the government, as does all the various police forces involved here. that's for a very practical reason. they don't want to give those security arrangements away, but also because of the sheer cost of it. so it's by far the biggest cost to the public for having a royal family. the only estimate we've got is from the anti-monarchy group, republic estimates it around $200 million a year. we don't get much information on it, i'm afraid. all right, max foster, thanks so much. the news continues right here on cnn >> right now on cnn this morning, representative gaetz paid my client, both of my clients for sexual favors thr

it's the one time of year we get all the royal family, all the party leaders, representatives of the. it never changes, and it means a great deal to everybody. but it's the monarchy that is leading the nation in commemoration of the fallen. so as role events go, it's about as role events go, it's about as important as they come. thank you very much for coming in and talking to us. let's go back to spain now, we had those live pictures from the protest. i said we would be keeping an eye on it. you can see the anger and frustration, people angry at the authorities for not acting properly before the flash flooding, not giving enough people enough time to respond. the line has been coming in and out a little bit, but i think we can speak to guy. if you can hear us, just talk through what is happening. the protest began about half an hour ago, the protest began about half an hourago, it's the protest began about half an hour ago, it's got under way. this is a protest which was meant to be silenced as a tribute to the more than 200 people confirmed to have died in the floods in eastern spa

and by extension, she's saying britain's terribly white because there are royal family.s imagine if somebody said, oh, that's terribly black at the, you know , the english at the, you know, the english football team or something like that, they'd be put in jail. they'd literally be put in jail. keir starmer would be like hooking up electrodes to their testicles right now. and chanting incantations. and, you know , this is just this is just know, this is just this is just ridiculous. >> but some people are saying you're a grinch and that it's a warm advert and that it's beautiful and it's very well made. the production budget is astonishing. it's really good, isn't it? it's a beautiful advert, but it does look good. it's a bit snoozy. >> i think it's a shame on santa. i mean , he's tired and santa. i mean, he's tired and he's allowed to be tired. and the thing is as well, we only see santa in that moment. we didn't see how he spent his day. he could have been doing whatever he could have been wrapping. >> that's very true. we don't know what his lived experience. no, exac

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he likes the royal family. he likes scotland because of his golf courses and his ancestry there.t give you an edge in negotiations over trade deals and things like that. it is potentially open to this british government to say, look, in the old days, britain used to be a bridge between the europeans and the americans. is it possible for the uk to play that kind of role now? it requires a bold government to say, "actually, we are going to be the guys who are going to deal with this new american administration and make the most of it, rather than running around being kind of fearful." because what's really interesting is the europeans are now admitting that they haven't spent enough time preparing for trump. the head of mi5, britain's security service, recently accused russian spies of being on a mission to generate sustained mayhem on british and european streets — something vladimir putin himself has dismissed as rubbish. according to mi5, the gru, russian military intelligence — it's the organisation which britain has accused of being responsible for the attempt to kill the russ