are royal highness is... highness is... it is likely but not guarantee that prince charles will be the next head of the commonwealth. he came with a message from the queen for the four and half thousand athletes. the ancient stories told by the indigenous people of australia remind us that even though we may be half a world away, we are all connected. 0ver even though we may be half a world away, we are all connected. over the years of these friendly games have shown the potential of the commonwealth. for the next 11 days it will be up to these athletes to help prove these games really do matter. as we have heard day one of the action starts injust as we have heard day one of the action starts in just over an hour's time. let's have a quick look at the event to watch out for. the first medals will be won in the women's triathlon, former world champion and the wales team captain goes there. england's flag bearer will defend his men's title in the triathlon later tomorrow morning. matt whitlock leads the englis

her royal highness and her child are both doing well. tte, the surgeon gynaecologist to the royal household, and alan farthing, they we re household, and alan farthing, they were involved in the birth this morning. we also know there is huge excitement, not just morning. we also know there is huge excitement, notjust here at the lindo wing in paddington, but at bt tower, one of the places across the country that is already announcing the news that it is, indeed, a boy. the british royal family the news that it is, indeed, a boy. the british royalfamily has the news that it is, indeed, a boy. the british royal family has a brand—new prince. the speculation now turns to several things, will prince george and princess charlotte, four on two, will date visit this afternoon to see the new baby? the press are waiting to see what will happen. this is another royal baby, not the royal baby, that summary taking the opportunity to stand outside the lindo wing and get their picture taken. speculation over names as well. it is st george's date, but g

and kate today revealing their new son's name, prince louie arthur charles, official title his royal highness, prince louie of cambridge. >> i like it. >> it has a nice ring to it. >> reporter: the royal couple not picking a name beginning with a so many brits bet on. >> it's a popular name with aristocracy, in britain, the pronouncing of louie rather than louis. >> reporter: online, the speculation was it a tribute to french royalty or to a character on meghan markle's show "suits." there is a family connection. while the new brother of 4-year-old george and 2-year-old charlotte takes a name no british monarch ever heard, louie is prince phillip's uncle and prince william and george share it as a middle name. but prince louie is not worried, last time we saw him, he was taking a royal snooze. >> cute by any name. >>> that's "nightly news" for a friday night. i'm savannah guthrie in for lester. from all of us at nbc news, thanks so much for watching. and have a good night. we )re fn the approach to bay bridge. a trafic nightmare leaving san fra >>> right now at 6:00 -- we are following breaki

his royal highness has been a proud supporter of the commonwealth for more than four decades and has spoken passionately about the organisation's unique diversity and it is fitting that one day he will continue the work of his mother, her majesty the queen. after nearly 22 years in charge, arsene wenger will step down as arsenal manager at the end of the season. as the clear—up in salisbury continues, government scientists warn the decontamination of nine hot spots could take months. also in the news today: the national trust gets radical. the new head of the charity says it needs to come up with innovative ways of reaching out to people living in towns and cities. and as runners are warned sunday's london marathon is likely to be the warmest ever, meet the man planning to run it in a full suit of armour. good evening and welcome to bbc news. commonwealth leaders have agreed that prince charles will, in due course, succeed his mother, queen elizabeth, as the head of the organisation. the decision was confirmed in a statement by the british prime minister, theresa may, at the end of t

. >> the royals on high alert before the wedding. we do inside the church.han markle's sorority sisters reveal what she was like. spl she's going the be a princess. i'm going to costco. >>> justin bieber's bathroom battle. >>> jessica biel in white. >>> this is a giant spectacle. >> only we're on the star-packed set of "avengers qun infinity war. sflts. >> here's a good tip. >> the one thing amy schumer swears by. this is "entertainment tonight." >> yeah, shut up. >>> hi, everybody. thank you for joining us. >> we have a lot of star news to get to. here's tonight's top story. just released chilling snapshots of prince's final moments. authorities have released multiple videos in relation to the sipger's death. it includes police arriving at the scene. prips walking into higher doctor's office. and inside prince's paisley park compound after his body was discovered. a first look inside prince's vault. shelves packed with unreleased recordings. this one called "jam of the century." also insood. pain pills. a bag of money. another one opium. he died of an accid

i'm sure that all sides of the house willjoin me in congratulating their royal highnesses on this mosthat happy note brings us to the end of the programme. so, from me, mandy baker, goodbye. well, this week the weather's going to go pretty much back to normal. it's only compared to what we had last week, with that heatwave, and those temperatures in the high 20s for some of us. this week it's going to change a little bit more, from sunny spells to darker clouds. it will remain very fresh. in fact, the indication is that, as we head through the week, the temperatures will keep on dropping. it could turn really chilly by the weekend, and the nights will be nippy as well. now, there's a lot of cloud out there in the atlantic which is ready to come our way, lots of showers, too. this is cool air, it's streaming in, and it's here to stay for the next few days. so, for the early hours of tuesday morning, a lot of cloud across southern areas. that actually is going to stop the temperatures from dropping too low. we're talking about 10—12 degrees across the south. in the north, where clear spe

a statement from the palace says that his royal highness is likely to stay in hospitalfor a few his royalely to stay in hospital for a few days. the queen has remained at windsor castle rock, she has been kept fully informed as to her husband's progress. the family will hope that he is fully recovered by may the 19th, the wedding date, of course of prince harry and meghan markle. sophie, thank you. vauxhall has announced it will build its new van at the company's luton factory safeguarding 1,400 jobs. the new vivaro van will replace the current model from 2019. vauxall‘s french owner, psa, says it has made the investment "despite brexit uncertainties". but the unite union says there is still "a cloud hanging over" vauxhall‘s ellesmere port plant. our business editor, simonjack reports from luton. the future of vauxhall‘s two uk pla nts the future of vauxhall‘s two uk plants here at luton and ellesmere port has been a concern ever since foxhill became part of the peugeot and citroen family, when psa bought the european business. the boss of psa has previously said that brexit uncertainty w

his royal highness prince louis of cambridge — the new royal baby, fifth in line to the throne is named

his royal highness prince louis of cambridge — the new royal baby, fifth in line to the throne is namedod evening and welcome to bbc news. the home secretary amber rudd has apologised for not being aware of specific targets for the removal of illegal immigrants. in a series of tweets, she said that she did not see a leaked document, reported by the guardian, which detailed a target for the number of deportations in the year 2017—18. she says: our political correspondent, jonathan blake is at westminster. the pressure has been on amber road for deck —— days and days now, is it credible that she did not know about the deportation target, and has she done enough to stop those people calling for her to resign? —— rudd. she has not done enough to calls for her resignation in response to this tweets that came from the home secretary around an hour ago, her shadow on the labour frontbench diane abbott has said that amber ruddis diane abbott has said that amber rudd is hanging by a thread, as a shield for the prime minister. she says that she failed to read crucial document and again called for

applause thank you, your royal highness.istory is a dedicated experienced the queen has given. the role she has played is much admired. the formal opening is seen as a vibrant expression of our diversity and the ceremony is inspired by the idea of a common future. you will hear a musical performance from six singers from around the commonwealth. the performance has been created especially for today and is based on a song that has become a youth anthem, unwritten. # iam # i am unwritten, can't read my mind. # i i am unwritten, can't read my mind. #iam i am unwritten, can't read my mind. # i am undefined. # i am undefined. # i am undefined. #iam # i am undefined. # i amjust # i am undefined. # i am just beginning, pen's in my hand... as we watch the interlude in the ballroom, the opening ceremony for this commonwealth heads of government. some of the issues that will be raised will be theresa may inafew will be raised will be theresa may in a few minutes' time and she is expected to focus very much on the fight against climate

his royal highness has been a proud supporter of the commonwealth for more than four decades and has the organisation's unique diversity and it is fitting that one day he will continue the work of his mother, her majesty the queen. after nearly 22 years in charge, arsene wenger will step down as arsenal manager at the end of the season. as the clear up in salisbury continues, government scientists warn the decontamination of nine hot spots could take months. the swedish dj avicii who collaborated with artists such as madonna and coldplay, has died at the age of 28. also coming up.

his royal highness has been a proud supporter of the commonwealth for more than four decades and hasionately about the organisation's unique diversity. and it is fitting that one day he will continue the work of his mother, her majesty the queen. and in a statement, prince charles said he was deeply touched and honoured by the decision. but this summit wasn't just about agreeing the future leadership of the commonwealth. it was also about agreeing its future role. so amid all the grandeur, the leaders also agreed plans to boost trade and cybersecurity, protect the world's oceans and support the international rules—based order. and zimbabwe's foreign minister was told by borisjohnson that britain would support his country rejoining the commonwealth if it embraces free and fair elections. so, a picture of the commonwealth's future is emerging. the task will be to keep it in focus. our deputy political editor john pienaar reflects now on what's not been a good week for the prime minister. this was supposed to be the week that the prime minister, the uk, was to be seen walking tall. inst

britain's prince william and his wife kate have named their newborn son louis arthur charles his royal highness prince louis of cambridge as he will be known was born on monday morning he is the couple's third child and fifth in line to the british throne. german chancellor angela merkel has arrived in washington d.c. for tough talks with the u.s. president donald trump merkel landed in the u.s. capitol late last night during a three hour meeting today the leaders are expected to discuss the iranian nuclear deal u.s. steel tariffs and the war in syria it is the german chancellor second visit to d.c. sense trump took office i'm now joined by custom phenomena in washington coston trump gave french president mccraw a very warm welcome this week full of pomp and circumstance how are we expecting him to greet the chancellor today when i believe he would be friendly and polite even though there was a story in the washington post here just a few hours ago that trump allegedly said to some advisors that he's not looking forward to american visiting him but i believe the two won't show it's it's clear t

britain's prince william and his wife kate have a newborn son named louis arthur charles his royal highness prince louis of cambridge as he will be known was born on monday morning he is the couple's third child and fifth in line to the british throne. u.s. actor and comedian bill cosby has been found guilty of drugging and sexually assaulting a woman in two thousand and four prosecutors argued that the former entertainer had a secret predatory life during the trial five other women testified that the comedian had assaulted them in the past because of he said he will appeal the verdict. german chancellor angela merkel has arrived in washington d.c. for tough talks with u.s. president donald trump merkel landed in the u.s. capitol late last night during a three hour meeting today the leaders are expected to discuss the iranian nuclear deal u.s. steel tariffs and the war in syria it is the german chancellor second visit to d.c. sense trump took office and i take a look ahead to a meeting that will be brief but probably fraught. it's not all could moments during their first meeting at the whit

the prince's official title will be his royal highness prince louis arthur charles of cambridge. t, nicholas witchell is here with more. is speculation has been going on about this name. i do not think there would have been much speculation about blu—ray but are so is there and charles is there. louis rather than lewis. it brings to mind lord mountbatten. after that we have our third which had been much speculated about and widely backed at the bookmakers. it was one of the favourites. are third, that is one of william's father's names. he is charles philip arthur george. the third named charles is very much a tribute to the father of williams so a tribute to the father of williams soi a tribute to the father of williams so i imagine the prince of wales is feeling rather pleased. he will be prince william arthur charles of cambridge. perhaps more of a nod to family tradition rather than royal tradition? blu-ray is quite a regal sounding name. i am sure there are other quite famous royal people with that name. just immediately i cannot call to mind the significance in the british r

his royal highness has been a proud supporter of the commonwealth for more than four decades and hass unique diversity and it is fitting that one day he will continue the work of his mother, her majesty the queen. the us democratic party files a lawsuit against russia, president trump's election campaign and wikileaks — accusing them of conspiracy to disrupt the 2016 election. should they be forgiven? as basque militants eta issue an apology — we hear from the widow left with young children when her husband was shot dead. and swedish dj avicci, who has collaborated with the likes

his royal highness prince louis of cambridge. the charles part is to honor grandpa prince charles. louis comes from his father. charles and diana named their first born william arthur phillip lose. >> i william arthur phillip louis. >> i william arthur fill lip louis. >> and coming up, we'll celebrate their seventh wedden anniversary. >>> let's talk blake lively. the mom of two bringing her unique fashion to cinemacon in las vegas. our nischelle turner was there. >> it was no pants. no problem for blake. but can we please give a third traveling pants. could it really happen? >> uh, yeah, i think it could. >> we just pitched the third movie. i hope it comes together. >> fans have gotten bigger movies made. several. all thanks to the fans. fans. >> you're absolutely right. >> i love the troll with you and your hubby. >> sisterhood of the traveling pants is pure pornography. >> we have fun. we're best friends. >> blake is focused on her upcoming fim. >> i killed someone, i killed someone! >> stop yelling! >> look no firster than these two new co-stars. >> no need to -- when you have t

announcer: welcome to the gold coast, their royal highness is, the prince of wales...t prince charles will be the next head of the commonwealth. he came with a message from the queen, 4500 athletes. the ancient stories told by the indigenous people of australia remind us, that even though we may be half a world away, we are all connected. 0ver be half a world away, we are all connected. over the years, these friendly games have shown the potential of the commonwealth. for the next 11 days, it will be up to these athletes to help prove these games really do matter. the gold coast celebrating the past, present, but not all the athletes could be here. many are competing on the opening day of competition on thursday, including the likes of some of the swimmers in the open airport, just to the north, cyclists, medals to be won in the velodrome, and bowls gets under way as well. but the first medal will be contested just after 00:30, the women's triathlon. the games have come a long way since they were the empire games. look at these. the bbc has been there down through the

he will be known as his royal highness, prince louis of cambridge. >>> good news for baseball fans. >>> we will start with the giants. it is giants/dodgers. that is tough to beat. the giants are more than holding their own. seven-game so far. the giants have won four games. the helping hand was led by evan longoria. yes five already for the giants to third baseman. backed up by brandon crawford. 2-0 lead. there downpour having to. they score 4 in the seventh. pedro baez, an embarrassing bot -- moment. we have a star in the making in the oakland a's dugout. sean manaea backs up his no- hitter with another beauty. he got the offense he needed. 3-1 lead. in the hottest hitter in baseball. look at this ball ricochet off the wall. he got a triple. 26 rbis already. that is for a man named jed. the warriors are going to get good news. it looks like steph curry will play in the series against the pelicans. he could play tomorrow night at the oracle in game one against new orleans. what an emotional game. this is russell westbrook at halftime. he is not happy there. it will not get better. 38

majesties your royal highness is excellent sorry ladies and gentlemen it is with you it is with pleasure as we are to conclude that twenty ninth summit that i renew my gratitude to my brother. banaba lassies for the warm reception and generous hospitality and i would like to commend the wise organization. of this summit i also highly commended of the fruitful conclusions we have arrived at. the common cause however the challenges facing our respective countries and the hopes our respective peoples look up to the work we require to double our efforts to cement further court the nation. and of the arab league summit there in saudi arabia the gathering of the arab league nations without a person bashar assad he was serious suspended in twenty eleven they've been discussing some issues like syria but not the western air strikes there will have more details and plenty of analysis that you know experts in seventeen g.m.t. say that. ten years ago australia's prime minister apologized to a stolen generation of indigenous people for policies that systematically removed them from their families. b

the baby will be known as his royal highness prince louis of cambridge. the prince is the fifth in line to the british throne. he was born on april 23. he has an older brother and sister. here in france, the country is commemorating the 170th anniversary of the abolition of slavery. emmanuel macron will pay tribute to two abolitionists when he attends a ceremony at france's national monthly him. ---- mausoleum. >> a new place and date to commemorate the abolition of slavery in france. emmanuel macron is making a change from his predecessors. the ceremony will be held in paris is national mausoleum. only last year, francois hollande made a speech in the luxembourg garden on the 10th of may. >> traditionalally, french president's commemorate the abolition of slavery on the 10th or 20th of may. macron likes to do things his own way. he did not want to choose one so he set his own date. >> the 20th of april marks the election of a decree banning slavery, while the 10th of may commemorates the adoption of a law recognizing the slave trade as a crime against hu

in the latest issue of the "new yorker," dexter filkins explores the rise and rise of his royal highness prince mbs and how donald trump has hitched his wagon to this young ruler. and dexter joins me to talk about it all from new york. dexter filkins, welcome to the program. >> hi, thank you. >> so you have spent the latest addition of the "new yorker" trying to unravel the enigma that is not just mbs as he goes by, but what actually is possible in saudi arabia. just tell me as an introductory, what do you think he is going to do? what will his vision 2030 end up being? . well, i think that's a great question. i think that he is confronting the math that's kind of hanging over saudi arabia which is they -- they built their entire economy and theelfare state kind of on the idea that oil would be $100 a barrel, it's about $60 right now. so they are burning through all their savings very quickly and they're going to run out of money soon and they know that and the economy is a kind of one-trick pony. it's just oil. they don't export anything else, they import everything. so he's got to refo

nickname even the queen of england now normally those who address her must say your majesty your royal highness or ma'am but there are of course exceptions especially where the grandchildren are concerned so in the spirit of queen elizabeth a coming ninety second birthday we're going to share some of the nicknames her loved ones have called her here are. five odd nicknames you'd hardly expect queen elizabeth the second to answer to. the name elizabeth is something of a mouthful for toddlers queen elizabeth herself had quite a struggle with it in her early years and for quite a while called herself that's our number five family and friends quickly adopted the moniker at the time nobody could have known that little bet would someday become queen elizabeth the second most of the royal family called the young princess by this name until she ascended the throne. the only relative who didn't was her uncle edward did make names it wasn't the only time king edward flouted convention in one nine hundred thirty six hardly a year into his reign he after kate in favor of elizabeth's father george the sixth

is likely to remain in hospitalfor a few royal highness is likely to remain in hospital for a few daysbe hoping that he is fully recovered by may 19, the wedding date of prince harry and meghan markle. don't forget you can get much more detail on our top stories on our web site. there's all the latest on the russian spy story including the leaders of russia, turkey and iran have been meeting to talk about syria. president erdogan is the host — there he is with president rouhani and putin. there's been talk of achieving a "lasting ceasefire" in syria. that feels a long way off — remember russia and iran are backing bashar al assad while turkey is allied with opposition fighters and wants assad gone. the situation is further complicated by turkey's offensive against syrian kurds which is taking places in the north of the country. they've driven them out of the city of afrin which is now under turkish control, and the government has said it plans to advance to take another town tel rifaat. president ergodan however said he was committed to ending hostilities. despite those military activi

his royal highness has been a proud supporter of the commonwealth for more than four decades and haspoken passionately about the organisation's unique diversity and it is fitting that one day he will continue the work of his mother, her majesty the queen. the us democratic party files a lawsuit against russia, president trump's election campaign and wikileaks — accusing them of conspiracy to disrupt the 2016 election. should they be forgiven? as basque militants eta issue an apology — we hear from the widow left with young children when her husband was shot dead. and swedish dj avicci, who has collaborated with the likes of madonna and coldplay, has died in oman at the age of 28. prince charles has been approved as the next head of the commonwealth. the leaders of 53 member states have been gathering in england to choose who will succeed queen elizabeth as the head of the group. the role is non—hereditary so it's not automatically passed on when the queen dies, though she had expressed her "sincere wish" that prince charles would take over. countries also agreed to tackle the deadly

his royal highness has been a proud supporter of the commonwealth for more than four decades and hasssionately about the organisation's unique diversity. and it is fitting that one day he will continue the work of his mother, her majesty the queen. and in a statement, prince charles said he was deeply touched and honoured by the decision. but this summit wasn't just about agreeing the future leadership of the commonwealth, it was also about agreeing its future role. so, amid all the grandeur, the leaders also agreed plans to boost trade and cyber security, protect the world's oceans and support the international rules—based order. and zimbabwe's foreign minister was told by borisjohnson that britain would support his country rejoining the commonwealth if it embraces free and fair elections. so, a picture of the commonwealth's future is emerging. the task will be to keep it in focus. now on bbc news, the travel show. coming up on this week ‘s show: i'm all at sea on board the world ‘s biggest cruise ship, meeting a man who has to feed up to 9000 people every night. no pressure? absolu

reporter: her friends were certainly on to something because meghan markle will indeed become her royal highnesswalks down the aisle here in st. george's chapel. meghan markle, she's divorced, biracial, an actress. >> everything that could have gotten you beheaded, you know, 500 years ago, that's why this engagement, this marriage, has already brought the monarchy well into the 21st century. >> meghan markle, an american princess, airs tonight at 10:00 followed by the news at 11:00. we'll be right back. hola amigos. for the first time ever, cholua hot sauce is teaming up with jack in the box. america's fav... whoa!! ok, a little hot sauce there... jack! i'm trying to film this commercial! oh. sorry. sorry. please continue. as i was saying... the cholula buttery jack has delicious cholula hot sauce, crispy jalapeños, and pepper jack cheese on a signature bun. you know what? this would be great on fries, too. what is wrong with you jack? oh my gosh. sorry. so sorry. the new cholula buttery jack. part of the buttery jack family. ai dios mio, jack! i'm. seriously. i said i was sorry. cubicle.. >>> w

here's his royal highness on the beach, taking the option not to remove his shoes. t. as part of the visit, the royal couple enjoyed a demonstration by the little nippers, they're the next generation of australian lifesavers. one of bollywood's biggest stars, salman khan, has been sentenced to five years in prison for poaching rare blackbuck antelope. the case dates back to 1998. khan, who's 52, has appeared in more than a hundred films. from delhi, rajini vaidya nathan reports. he's one of the world's highest—paid actors. salman khan is known as the bad boy of bollywood, both on and off—screen. today he was in court after a judge found him guilty of killing two blackbucks, an endangered breed of antelope. the case dates back to 1998, when he was shooting for this film, hum saath saath hain. few celebrities are as worshipped or idolised as salman khan is here in india. his cult status is so huge that it's unlikely this conviction will dent his popularity or damage his career. this isn't his first brush with the law. in 2015 he was found guilty of killing a homeless m

stay with us here on bbc news, still to come: his royal highness prince louis of cambridge — the new th in line to the throne is named. the home secretary amber rudd has apologised for not being aware of specific targets for the removal of illegal immigrants. in a series of tweets, she said that she did not see a leaked document, reported by the guardian, which detailed a target for the number of deportations in the year 2017—18. she says: four days there have been calls for amber rudd to resign, as our political editorjonathan amber rudd to resign, as our political editor jonathan blake explains, those are not going away. her shadow on the labour frontbench diane abbott has said that amber rudd is hanging by a thread, as a shield for the prime minister. she says that she failed to read crucial documents and again called for amber rudd, the home secretary, to resign. diane abbott hinting at the political dimension here which is definitely at play in this, i think, amber rudd's predecessor at the home office was theresa may as home secretary. she was in office there during a lot of the

britain's prince william and his wife kate have named their newborn son louis arthur charles his royal highness prince louis of cambridge as he will be known was born on monday morning he is the couple's third child and fifth in line to the british throne. some breaking news coming in now. legendary swedish pop group aba have issued a joint statement that they reunited after thirty five years and recorded new material the group has released a statement said one of their new songs titled i still have faith in you will be performed virtually in a t.v. special later this year. and german chancellor angela merkel has arrived in washington d.c. for tough talks with u.s. president donald trump merkel landed in the u.s. capitol late last night and during a three hour meeting today the leaders are expected to discuss the iranian nuclear deal u.s. steel tariffs and the war in syria it is the german chancellor's second visit to d.c. sence trump took office and let's take a closer look now at the two leaders relations which leaves shall we say some room for improvement. it's not could moment during their

i am sure noble lords on all sides of the house willjoin me in congratulating their royal highnessessions. and that's it from me for now. but do join christine cooper for a full round—up of events from westminster on bbc parliament on monday night at 11. but for now, from me, alicia mccarthy, goodbye. hello again. we are looking at a cold start the new working week across parts of eastern england. normally at this time of year would see highs of around 15 degrees but underan area of see highs of around 15 degrees but under an area of persistent rain we might see temperatures struggled to get much past four degrees across most of the data parts of east anglia and south—east england under this band of rain. a cold frosty start to the david plenty of sunshine across northern and western areas, strong winds really restricted to central and eastern england but that band of with us through the day. 25— 35 millimetres of rain, and up to cause localised surface water flooding and will stay really called for these eastern and central areas of england. with sunshine, temperatures reaching doub

his royal highness has been a proud supporter of the commonwealth for more than four decades and hasty and it is fitting that one day he will continue the work of his mother, her majesty the queen. after nearly 22 years in charge, arsene wenger will step down as arsenal manager at the end of the season. as the clear—up in salisbury continues, government scientists warn the decontamination of nine hot spots could take months. also in the news today: the national trust gets radical. the new head of the charity says it needs to come up with innovative

i'm sure that noble lords from all sides of the house willjoin me in congratulating their royal highnessest's it from me for now. dojoin kristiina cooper for a full round—up of events at westminster on monday evening. but for now from me, goodbye. good afternoon. it is a cold and wet and windy start to the week for south—east england and east anglia we could have a months worth of rain falling in 24 hours. the further north and west you are you have seen more brightness and this photo was taken by a weather watcher in inverness. this one is from east sussex. the wet and windy weather is courtesy of an area of low pressure thatis courtesy of an area of low pressure that is working its way up from the south and it will be slow—moving as we move through tonight and tomorrow but with heavy rain and strong winds and coastal gales there is potential for disruption to travel and also localised flooding. stay tuned to your local forecast. for the rest of today the win strengthens in the south and east. we are starting to see rain in south—east england and east anglia and there could be snow on hig

the prince's official title will be his royal highness prince louis arthur charles of cambridge.ne. earlier the former royal butler grant harrold — who spent seven years working with the duke and duchess, told me the choices are a tribute to the prince's grandparents. i think it is wonderful. they have gone with a very traditional royal name, obviously the young prince's father has it as one of his names. arthur, his great—great—grandfather george vi, arthur is in that name. and charles as well, after his grandfather they've covered all the names, i think it is very traditional and quite apt. traditional and in keeping with the names given to their other children, charlotte and george. how do you think, you mentioned their ba by‘s grandfather, prince charles, how do you think he will feel about the inclusion of his name? ithink like any grandparents, they will be thrilled by the idea they have included all these names that are important to the family. let us not forget the reason that royals tend to for traditional names, i know it is unlikely for this child as it's fifth in line

i am sure noble lords on all sides of the house willjoin me in congratulating their royal highnessescasions. and that's it from me for now. but do join christine cooper for a full round—up of events from westminster on bbc parliament on monday night at 11. but for now, from me, alicia mccarthy, goodbye. hello there. yesterday we had a lot of cloud in the sky across much of england, thick enough to bring some rain as well. further north—west, showers developed through the day, but that cloud has been melting away as well. some passing showers in scotland, but a fine looking sunset here in 0ban. as the skies have cleared more over recent hours we have more pictures of the full moon being sent to us, spectacular shots from people out and about under those clear skies. clear skies, yes, but a chilly start to the day. for the early risers, frost patches to look out for in the rural areas of scotland. not quite so cold further south under this zone of thick cloud. most areas of cloud could be thick enough to give us a few spots of light rain on and off through the day. the best of the earl

his royal highness has been a proud supporter of the commonwealth for more than four decades and hasly about the organisation's unique diversity. and it is fitting that one day, he will continue the work of his mother, her majesty the queen. and in a statement, prince charles said he was deeply touched and honoured by the decision. but this summit wasn't just about agreeing the future leadership of the commonwealth. it was also about agreeing its future role. so amid all the grandeur, the leaders also agreed plans to boost trade and cyber security, protect the world's oceans and support the international rules—based order. and zimbabwe's foreign minister was told by borisjohnson that britain would support his country rejoining the commonwealth if it embraces free and fair elections. so, a picture of the commonwealth's future is emerging. the task will be to keep it in focus. james landale, bbc news, at the commonwealth summit. our deputy political editor, john pienaar, is in downing street for us this evening. there are so many things the prime minister wanted to talk to commonwealth

majesties your royal highness he is excellent ladies and gentlemen it is with. this with pleasure as we are to conclude that twenty ninth summit that i renew my gratitude to my brother. ben abdulaziz for the warm reception and generous hospitality and i would like to commend the wise organization. of this summit i also highly commended of the fruitful conclusions we have arrived. here the common cause however. challenges facing our respective countries and the hopes our respective peoples look up to the work we require to double our efforts to cement further toward the nation where they and of the arab league summit there in saudi arabia the gathering of the arab league nations without a person bashar assad he was serious suspended in twenty eleven they've been discussing some issues like syria but not the western air strikes there will have more details and plenty of analysis that an expert in seventeen g.m.t. see that.

i am sure noble lords on all sides of the house willjoin me in congratulating their royal highnesses do join christine cooper for a full round—up of events from westminster on bbc parliament on monday night at 11. but for now, from me, lucien mccarthy, goodbye. —— alissia. hello. let's bring you up—to—date with how the weather is going to pan out across the british isles for the weekend and the start of next week. friday was none too sparkling for many parts of the british isles. this is pretty typical of what most of you had to endure. when you look at how the chart is shaping up for the start of saturday, the closer you are, generally speaking, to that area of low pressure, the cloudier your weekend is going to be. a lot of cloud around again. some sunshine across northern and western parts. we finish the weekend with an introduction from the south—east of some pretty wet and windy weather. so a chilly start to saturday across scotland and northern ireland. further south, a blanket of cloud helps to keep the temperatures up, and delivers the prospect of a little bit of rain as we g

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his royal highness prince louis of cambridge — the new royal baby, fifth in line to the throne, is named) and mamma mia — abba reunite to record new songs, for the first time since 1983. good evening and welcome to bbc news. after an historic face to face meeting, the leaders of north and south korea have declared their commitment to work towards the complete denuclearisation of the korean peninsula. kim jong—un and president moon jae—in shook hands on the border — in the place where an armistice was signed in 1953 pausing the korean war. in a joint statement at the end of their talks, the leaders said there would be no more war on the korean peninsula. laura bicker reports from south korea. this one outstretched hand can offer the korean peninsula a fresh start. the north korean leader often a figure of fear smiled as he took the historic steps out. and then he decided to direct the action. together, the two leaders cross back and forth over a border that has separated them for 65 years. mr kim announced he felt a swirl of emotions. an upbeat honour guard seems to capture the mood as th