the royal mail says royal mail was fined says he royal mail was fined £1.5 million in 2019 for failinge class mail to deliver the first class mail on this latest rap on, on time. and this latest rap on, the knuckles, is apparently due to their last christmas. apparently, nothing arrived at christmas. it's terrible. it's a terrible service. everyone will tell you that. and apparently they've they've have they they've they've just have they just prices just put their prices up on stuff. have. yeah thing stuff. oh they have. yeah thing come again. i love that love. come up again. i love that love. i mean isn't it when you're doing bad job and you've doing a bad job and you've charge people more. i mean doing a bad job and you've cha cheekople more. i mean doing a bad job and you've cha cheek of e more. i mean doing a bad job and you've cha cheek of it.nore. i mean doing a bad job and you've cha cheek of it. bbc i mean doing a bad job and you've cha cheek of it. bbc yeah, i mean doing a bad job and you've cha cheek of it. bbc yeah, yeah.in the cheek of it. bbc yeah, yeah. oh well we're goi

the royal mail says royal mail was fined says he royal mail was fined £1.5 million in 2019 for failinge class mail to deliver the first class mail on this latest rap on, on time. and this latest rap on, the knuckles, is apparently due to their last christmas. apparently, nothing arrived at christmas. it's terrible. it's a terrible service. everyone will tell you that. and apparently they've they've have they they've they've just have they just prices just put their prices up on stuff. have. yeah thing stuff. oh they have. yeah thing come again. i love that love. come up again. i love that love. i mean isn't it when you're doing bad job and you've doing a bad job and you've charge people more. i mean doing a bad job and you've cha cheekople more. i mean doing a bad job and you've cha cheek of e more. i mean doing a bad job and you've cha cheek of it.nore. i mean doing a bad job and you've cha cheek of it. bbc i mean doing a bad job and you've cha cheek of it. bbc yeah, i mean doing a bad job and you've cha cheek of it. bbc yeah, yeah.in the cheek of it. bbc yeah, yeah. oh well we're goi

royal mail— i think this is good news. royal mail have — i think this is good news.far too long now. it's been over_ consumers for far too long now. it's been over two years since they hit their_ been over two years since they hit their basic— been over two years since they hit their basic targets for the timely delivery— their basic targets for the timely delivery of first and second class mail and — delivery of first and second class mail and it — delivery of first and second class mail and it would be frustrating if we are _ mail and it would be frustrating if we are just — mail and it would be frustrating if we are just talking about christmas cards _ we are just talking about christmas cards arriving in january, we are just talking about christmas cards arriving injanuary, but cards arriving in january, but this can be _ cards arriving in january, but this can be much— cards arriving in january, but this can be much more serious than that. our research — can be much more serious than that. our research showed that over the christmas — our research showed that ov

big questions about the future of royal mail.t's been considered but i wonder if it is sabre rattling around the pay negotiations. if it were to happen it would be extremely messy because the royal mail has a service obligation to deliver letters to letters to every address in the uk six days a week and if it fell into administration the government would need to find somebody to do that job. at the same time i also don't see why shareholders are simply waved through for a company that was profitable until this year and if it did happen it would be a massive headache for the government. and even away from recent disputes, royal mail has been having problems meeting its obligations for some time. it was fined £1.5million for missing its delivery targets in 2020, and customers have continued to complain about its service. earlier this month, the business was referred to the industry regulator ofcom after being accused by mps of poor performance and prioritising parcels over letters — a claim the company denies. it could be handed a

ids, the royal mail business. it has been cut by jp morgan today.coming back to this strike issue. the strike issues are likely to eat into the ability of this company to continue with cost cuts, international distributions, therefore putting it on a price target of 250. hsbc raising this company to a buy. it likes the wind turbine business going forward from here. the closes next. we need to talk about what is happening in the banking sector. european stocks coming into the end of the day. deutsche bank up nicely. this is bloomberg. ♪ guy: we are counting you went from the close. the bounce back is the main theme in your. friday, we were concerned about deutsche bank. today, the stock jumps back. maybe we see a realization and this echoes the words of olaf scholz, the german chancellor, which a bank may not be the epicenter of this story. we all feel better this monday. it seems certainly. ftse 100 up. maine markets trading significantly strongly the native friday. let's talk about how the session has developed. higher first thing this morning and

imagine my royal mail. it's, do you think it can boil family with support when they getting the government back? is example for you. i don't know the, you know this, your history. but during the war, a plan to take nelson's column in london and take it down and rebuild it as a trophy or if that happened and years later, you know, the war was over. friends again, you know, will never be great to go out. lloyd nelson back up and where he was before and i was just like you know, that spot of our heritage and i can see it same way. i mean, i can see why that but, but again, my, my thing about it is, yeah, it's a quick fix. why one, i just there. i mean it's not like the roll from the short of my, it's not like, you know, they going to miss it. they got plenty of gems. some of the in the queens private election, they went on by the state and send it back. but again i, i myself, i would say ok, let's make something of it. let's make it a tourist attraction. let's make it into a way in which people get money out o

imagine my royal mail. best. do you think it can boil family with support when they getting the timing back? example for you? i know this, your history, but during the war i plan to take nelson's column in london and take it down and rebuild it as a trophy. or if that happened and years later, you know, the war was over. friends again, you know, will never be great to go. now load nelson back up in where he was before and i just was like, you know, that's one of my heritage. and i guess it same way. i mean i can see why. but, but again, my, my city about it is, yeah, it's a quick fix. why when i just there, i mean it's not like the roll from the short of my. it's not like, you know, they're going to miss it. they got plenty of gems. and some of the in the queens private election, they went on by the state and sent it back. but again, i, i myself, i would say ok, let's make something of it. let's make it a structure. let's make it into a way in which people get money out of it. and why are which people can create

time that popular garden flowers, such as roses, dahlias , fuchsias, were depicted on them in the royal mail was explained by the fact that the monarch is a passionate florist, the first 10 stamps will not go on sale soon the thing is that they will appear in post offices only after all the stamps with the image of queen elizabeth ii have been sold out and this may not happen earlier than a month later, well, that's all i have in the column, the world about ukraine today from the bunker, but that's only for today, tomorrow there will be more, there will be more in our next broadcast, so don't switch the damn stairs, my legs can't walk anymore wait, i'll get there, how are you i'm not. but what kind of health is there? in my sixties, i thought so. until i tried hervital gerovital plus, a vitamin complex that takes care of the heart and strengthens the body . energy reception once a day fm halychyna on the air, the attack is repelled well, february will strike at your cyber attack radio fm halychyna has prepared its response and we heard that our armed forces promised a spring counteroffensive

royal mail track and discipline. royal mail denies the accusation . the denies the accusation.ondon has been ranked the most visited indoorin been ranked the most visited indoor in the uk. the museum won the title for a second consecutive year. the attraction had over 4 million visitors last year , over 3 million more than year, over 3 million more than the year before . this is gb news the year before. this is gb news will bring you more news as it happens. now, though, it's back to esther and philip philip . to esther and philip philip. thanks for we were joined the show today by author and former labour mp simon dann chuck and conservative peer . that's lord conservative peer. that's lord daniel moylan . but first the daniel moylan. but first the chancellor has announced 12 new investments zones across the country as part of his devolution and package in the budget . devolution and package in the budget. danger zone will devolution and package in the budget . danger zone will get £80 budget. danger zone will get £80 million in funding and tax breaks and will be focussed on l

talks between royal mail and the cwu union are said to be close to collapse.

royal mail accused of "systemically failing to deliver".am on gold cup day and _ good morning from cheltenham on gold cup day and this year,

i'm joined now by david gold, the royal mail director of external affairs.this is a wonderfully uplifting time to talk about this. tell us about the stamps, the inspiration, and the historical significance of the fact the profile is not the profile we have been used to for the last 60 odd years? tl is to for the last 60 odd years? it is a pleasure _ to for the last 60 odd years? it is a pleasure to _ to for the last 60 odd years? it is a pleasure to be _ to for the last 60 odd years? it is a pleasure to be here. thank you for having _ a pleasure to be here. thank you for having me _ a pleasure to be here. thank you for having me on — a pleasure to be here. thank you for having me on the show. the king as we know_ having me on the show. the king as we know it — having me on the show. the king as we know it is — having me on the show. the king as we know it is a keen gardener, whether— we know it is a keen gardener, whether in_ we know it is a keen gardener, whether in his garden at highgrove, or indeed _ whether in his garden at highgrove, or indeed as a regu

this morning, they made a shortjourney from here to the royal mail to the court of session, where hen in as scotland's sixth first minister. it was a very short process, it was less than ten minutes. and it was in front of a group of seniorjudges. humza yousaf, a republican, took the oath to serve his majesty king charles. he was joined there by his family, his parents, his wife, his stepdaughter and his three—year—old daughter. and then outside court, he spoke to us very briefly. the occasion _ spoke to us very briefly. the occasion i— spoke to us very briefly. the occasion i could _ spoke to us very briefly. the occasion i could feel - spoke to us very briefly. the occasion i could feel on my shoulders quite physically, actually, it was an incredible moment, _ actually, it was an incredible moment, i am so pleased my loved ones _ moment, i am so pleased my loved ones are _ moment, i am so pleased my loved ones are here to help me with it, and then— ones are here to help me with it, and than i— ones are here to help me with it, and then i have got to get on with the job— and then i

despite royal mail posting record profits, _ leigh.ions are they having with romeo and what are they having with romeo and what are they doing to protect the universal postal service? the they doing to protect the universal postal service?— they doing to protect the universal ostal service? . ., , ., postal service? the pandemic has had a articular postal service? the pandemic has had a particular impact — postal service? the pandemic has had a particular impact but _ postal service? the pandemic has had a particular impact but we _ postal service? the pandemic has had a particular impact but we are - a particular impact but we are working very closely to make sure we can continue the service and i will make sure she gets a meeting with the relevant minister to discuss her concerns. fin the relevant minister to discuss her concerns. , ., ., , ., , ., concerns. on behalf of the people of dewsbu , concerns. on behalf of the people of dewsbury. i — concerns. on behalf of the people of dewsbury, i would _ concerns. on behalf of the people o

the royal mail is releasing a special collection next week — featuring the king's silhouette among gardenwon't be in circulation until next month, when existing stocks featuring queen elizabeth run out. around a quarter of a million people are expected at the cheltenham festival this week — as one biggest events in racing gets underway. what's new this year are the rules on how much the jockeys can use their whips during the four days of racing. too much — and they could be disqualified. andy swiss is there for us now. yes, sophie, welcome to cheltenham. as you say, the festival is always one of the highlights of the racing calendar. more than 60,000 fans here today and despite the chilly conditions, there's been no shortage of drama. and they are off. the first race of the day to get through the turnstile as fans and of course horses descended on cheltenham. this quiet corner of the cotswold is once again the centre of the racing world. the cheltenham festival is often described as the olympics of jump often described as the olympics of jump racing and for the jockeys riding here it's al

royal mail denies the claims. researchers have found a gene mutation in one out of 100 people with grandparents in the orkneys. that increases the risk of breast and ovarian cancer. now the gene variant was linked to the island of westray , where to the island of westray, where it may have originated from a single person 250 years ago. the nhs and a cancer charity are planning a trial scheme to offer testing to anyone on the island . it's very odd, isn't it, about the organs, although it is though it sounds negative in terms of medical research. it could be very important because gene therapy for cancer is the way forward. apparently that's the story that caught my eye this morning. and we've had a couple of tweets in all morning already. we're very popular this morning. peter says , i'm glad morning. peter says, i'm glad the government is made a pay off. its nhs workers and hopefully the members will hopefully the union members will accept . marchese has in accept it. marchese has been in touch on twitter as well

, energy rail, the royal mail, they'll all be in labour's next election manifesto.ade that commitment. will you nationalise ? the big six energy nationalise? the big six energy companies? yes no. no. no, you will not. the decision by the home secretary was the wrong decision, and i think it was a rushed decision . i want to ask rushed decision. i want to ask you about shamima begum. she's lost her appeal to regain it. should she be allowed to appeal again ? i think the court again? i think the court decision yesterday was the right decision. national security has come first. so will the rail. keir starmer please stand up ? keir starmer please stand up? well, he has actually . he has. well, he has actually. he has. he's the bloke with no political philosophy other than personal ambition and a craven desire to seize power without . any clear seize power without. any clear morals to explain why? and that is a terrifying prospect . but to is a terrifying prospect. but to respond now. my superstar panel top daily mail columnist amanda patel . the conservative patel. the

, energy rail, the royal mail, they'll all be in labour's next election manifesto.ade that commitment. will you nationalise ? the big six energy nationalise? the big six energy companies? yes no. no. no, you will not. the decision by the home secretary was the wrong decision, and i think it was a rushed decision . i want to ask rushed decision. i want to ask you about shamima begum. she's lost her appeal to regain it. should she be allowed to appeal again ? i think the court again? i think the court decision yesterday was the right decision. national security has come first. so will the rail. keir starmer please stand up ? keir starmer please stand up? well, he has actually . he has. well, he has actually. he has. he's the bloke with no political philosophy other than personal ambition and a craven desire to seize power without . any clear seize power without. any clear morals to explain why? and that is a terrifying prospect . but to is a terrifying prospect. but to respond now. my superstar panel top daily mail columnist amanda patel . the conservative patel. the

the royal mail. the new stamps mark. the 100th anniversary of the steam locomotive .sman . the late queen's image has appeared on special stamps since 1968, but a silhouette of king charles will now be phased in over the coming months . i'm back over the coming months. i'm back in an hour . over the coming months. i'm back in an hour. now back to dawn. thank you, polly. tomorrow's news tonight. now in our media buzz buzz . let's kick off with buzz buzz. let's kick off with the very first look at the front pages. hot off the press. they leads on sunak gambling. his political career on defying deal critics as he pushes through the plans even without support. the pair is apparently ready to face down unions . pair is apparently ready to face down unions. hard line brexiteers in the metro , the brexiteers in the metro, the ex—wife of trans double racist , ex—wife of trans double racist, double rapist . even either, double rapist. even either, bryson says he should rot in a jail prison after being sentenced to eight years jail time earlier today. now my panel are back with

the mail's editor at large a royal expert, charlotte griffiths, talks me about whether king charles wasr and stick to fingers up to his pathetic whinge about sun plus as woke obsessed only tv indicates , it's the end of indicates, it's the end of jeremy clarkson on who to be a millionaire. how's the broadcaster caved in to meghan? that's the big debate in

the second silhouette have been unveiled by the royal mail.e 12 stamps marked the 100th anniversary. all of the steam locomotive art of the flying scotsman. the late queen's image has appeared on stamps since 1968, but a silhouette king charles will now be phased in over the coming months to date . on tv, online months to date. on tv, online and app plus radio with gb news. the people's channel. well, now it's the people's channel. well, now wsfime the people's channel. well, now it's time for, headliners . it's time for, headliners. hello and welcome to headliners . i'm and welcome to headliners. i'm your host, josh howie with me to take you through wednesday's newspapers are two understudies for the west end production magic mike leo kearse and roger monkhouse. hello hello . do you monkhouse. hello hello. do you know you're not impressed with that intro? i thought that was a big thing. you up? of a little idea. what? magic mike. i believe it's something to do with strippers, isn't it? isn't that's exactly what it is. i wanted something. it's

changes working practises and we know with the railways and we know with the railways and with the royal mailthere are some working practises like sunday working practises like sunday working being voluntary that have gone out in all other industries and that we need a more productive, more successful economy and people can be better paid if they can deliver more. and that needs be the essential part of the conversation . well, part of the conversation. well, i think there's often a myth that's promulgated about trade unions that they oppose every single change. and by and large, it's not true . i mean, i work in it's not true. i mean, i work in the fire and rescue service and my union has been very much a part of the modernisation of the fire and rescue service. what unions are generally opposed to are changes that are detrimental to the service and to the public good and public safety and demands , for example, for demands, for example, for productivity increases that are not accompanied better conditions and better pay. i mean, in my view, what you generally find is if put money on the tab

royal mail said the debut was a significant milestone as the late queen silhouette has featured specials. more from 1966. this is gb news. more from shortly now though, back to back mantra . mantra. very good morning. this is gb news where we could try and get to the point of the big topics every morning. still to come this hour, we're going to be speaking to boxing expert spencer apparently spencer oliver, who apparently will the latest on will be giving us the latest on the super showdown between tyson fury and oleksandr usyk at wembley stadium . you wembley stadium. you tell i don't know what talking don't know what i'm talking about when i say i even less who and who, we'll find out. it's a very important fight first, very important fight for first, that she's got that home secretary. she's got a big in her hands, to use big fight in her hands, to use that but it's clear the that analogy. but it's clear the first with illegal first hurdle with the illegal migration bill, let's call it stop the boats went through last night commons with night in the commons with a majority 62, despit

bearing the silhouette of king charles, alongside popular garden flowers, are being released by royal mailg's profile that will be widely seen by the public. the flowers are said to reflect the fact that the monarch is a "passionate gardener". really rather beautiful. nice, bright stamps. a lovely, colourful start to the day. carol has the weather for us. start to the day. carol has the weatherfor us. more northern lights wears white weather for us. more northern lights wears whit , , ., , wears white yes, indeed. lovely ictures wears white yes, indeed. lovely pictures sent — wears white yes, indeed. lovely pictures sent in _ wears white yes, indeed. lovely pictures sent in from _ wears white yes, indeed. lovely pictures sent in from a - wears white yes, indeed. lovely pictures sent in from a weather| pictures sent in from a weather watcher this morning, from aberdeenshire where we did see the northern lights last night. we have some wintry showers in the forecast, and the risk of ice first thing in the morning across areas that have been untreated overnight. we also have a weather front s

royal drama continues. prince harry, making some explosive claims about phone hacking against his own family. those claims are part of harry's lawsuit against the publisher of the daily mail. harry says the royal family kept the fact that he was a victim of a hacking secret because it might quote open up a can of worms. the company denies any wrongdoing in its reporting hearing on whether this case should go forward continues today. back here in the us, it's happened again in pleasant in california it is huge pig has been found roaming the streets of the east based city. police have heard they are calling her henrietta. that's cute. i like that hamri eta and they say she's over £200. this is the second time within the last 13 months that a lost pig has been on the loose in that town. things you can't make up coming up next. how the planets aligned overnight really cool here. how cash management system has helped. one woman turned her entire life around that story. next, you're watching world news now. underarm deodorants that try to mask odor. just don't cut it changes everything. it's the world's first outrageously affective, aluminum free body deodorant that's safe to u

stamps bearing the silhouette of king charles alongside popular garden flowers are being released by royal mailuds, rain and wind. today temperatures in parts of the uk art nine celsius lower, for example in boulmer, a0 yesterday, five this afternoon. —— 1a yesterday. and with the cold are returning we are seeing snow return, including at lower elevations, and similar across southern scotland and northern ireland to stop showers will continue to push south—eastwards, we could see one or two wintry ones. later in the night sky is clear and that will allow temperatures to plummet like a stone. there will be a widespread frost, towns and cities down to between —2 and —6, and when we seem showers, there is a risk of icy surfaces to take us into wednesday morning, though there will be plenty of sunshine to start the day. across western areas, through northern ireland, outbreaks of rain will spread in through the afternoon, a change in the weather picture here, we might see a bit of snowjust on the forward edge of this weather system but ultimately as milder air pushes in any snow will be temporary a

can i ask what conversations government is happening with royal mail and what it is doing to protectniversal postal service? deputy prime minister. how incredibly difficult time can i thank a fair question. obviously, the pandemic had a particular impact , but we are working very closely to make sure we can continue the service and make sure she gets a meeting with relevant business. discuss their concerns about logging throughout . thank you, concerns about logging throughout. thank you, madam deputy speaker . on behalf of the deputy speaker. on behalf of the people of dewsbury, i would also like to pay tribute to dewsbury greatest daughter betty booth for who be sorely missed this week visited raven hall school in dewsbury and holly banks school in mayfield both do amazing work teaching children with special educational and disabilities. however there is disparity in setting standards mainstream schools which in my constitution say would my right honourable friend join me in thanking the teachers and staff at ravens hall and holly bank for everything they do . i could for everythin

held this morning the scotch whisky experience at the scotch whisky experience at the top of the royal mail because that would come under the advertiser ban. and she called for candour and honesty certainly the rest you know she when she made her remarks quite early on in the campaign same sex marriage she wanted to be known as is the honest candidate. you know , she was fed candidate. you know, she was fed up of a certain element of sneaky backdoor . and i up of a certain element of sneaky backdoor. and i quit there this morning . i am sneaky backdoor. and i quit there this morning. i am on sneaky backdoor. and i quit there this morning . i am on how there this morning. i am on how her getting economic read it with the fact that the relationship between the party independence is pretty much the longer running move towards independence of all the three candidates and i was interested to know what she thought of you. the ongoing relationship between holyrood and westminster eyes as we await for public opinion to shift towards independence. let's hear what she had to say . let's hear what she

i'm joined by the editor large for the mail on sunday and royal expert.fith charlotte very much. charlotte thank you very much. great you on the show. great to have you on the show. so just desserts the so just desserts for the montalcino bonus ? yeah, i think montalcino bonus? yeah, i think so. i don't forget in the netflix documentary saw a couple of months ago, there's actual footage of them moving out. so they've pretty much moved out anyway. so their claims today that they shocked and that they were shocked and appalled by the sudden news i think are a little bit unconvincing somehow as we've actually seen the documentary of them moving out. yes, indeed . them moving out. yes, indeed. sorry, but what do they expect? they were gifted something that most would their most people would give their left people would sell left for. people would sell their relatives for a house like that. and they to make that. and they decide to make the queen's life miserable in a final moments, prince philip's life miserable . in final moments, prince philip's life misera

i'm joined by the editor large for the mail on sunday and royal it's griffith royal expert.th charlotte you very much. charlotte thank you very much. great have you on the show. great to have you on the show. so just desserts the so just desserts for the montalcino bonus ? yeah, i think montalcino bonus? yeah, i think so. i don't forget in the netflix documentary saw a couple of months ago, there's actual footage of them moving out. so they've pretty much moved out anyway. so their claims today that they were shocked and appalled by the sudden news i think are a little bit unconvincing somehow as we've actually seen the documentary of them out. yes, indeed . them moving out. yes, indeed. sorry, but what do they expect? they were gifted something that most people give their most people would give their left would sell left for. people would sell their relatives for a house like that. and they decide make that. and they decide to make the queen's life miserable in a final moments, prince philip's life miserable . in final moments, prince philip's life miserable. in his final m

heard for the spokesperson from prince marry, the duke of duchess have received an e-mail correspondence from the royalsn on whether they will attend will not be disclosed at this time. the betting is that in fact theirry and meghan will come. they might bring archie. they probably won't stand on the balcony. only royals can do that. as you say, they won't be staying in frogmore either. >> martha: will they give them a room? >> probably somewhere in buckingham palace. frogmore is out. travel here despite what they said is probably on. >> martha: there's some time between now and then. they've made it clear that the relationship is deeply frayed after he went after the family, especially his father and his brother in the book "spare". we'll see what happens. thanks, greg. hope to see you there in may. that's "the story" for this monday, march 6, 2023. "the story" goes on. thanks for joining us today. great to see you. we look forward to seeing you tomorrow at 3:00. "your world" gets underway in a few seconds with dow up about 50 points this afternoon. have a great evening. i'll see you back here tomorrow

a royal special the mail. harry can have of frogmore if he accepts coronation invitation . goes on the hefty beijing's 5% expansion target signals . excuse expansion target signals. excuse beijing's 5% expansion target signals the end of an era of rip roaring. they don't do very punchy headlines in the et, do they? what they're saying is that china are going to aim for 5% economic growth, which is a fraction of what they used to achieve. how about the i now. budget 2023 hunt and sooner head for tax clash with tory backbenches. chancellor and minister are set to rule out a cut to corporations tax in next week's slimmed down budget, putting them on a collision course with. boris johnson and liz truss them . metro liz truss remember them. metro the tide is turning a historic agreement to protect the world's oceans has been signed at the un after ten years of talks between 200 countries and held greenpeace as the biggest conservation ever. the high seas treaty grants protected status to 30% of international waters by 2030, compared with 1.2% now. and last but not least , the an

a royal special the mail. harry can have of frogmore if he accepts coronation invitation . goes on the hefty beijing's 5% expansion target signals . excuse expansion target signals. excuse beijing's 5% expansion target signals the end of an era of rip roaring. they don't do very punchy headlines in the et, do they? what they're saying is that china are going to aim for 5% economic growth, which is a fraction of what they used to achieve. how about the i now. budget 2023 hunt and sooner head for tax clash with tory backbenches. chancellor and minister are set to rule out a cut to corporations tax in next week's slimmed down budget, putting them on a collision course with. boris johnson and liz truss them . metro liz truss remember them. metro the tide is turning a historic agreement to protect the world's oceans has been signed at the un after ten years of talks between 200 countries and held greenpeace as the biggest conservation ever. the high seas treaty grants protected status to 30% of international waters by 2030, compared with 1.2% now. and last but not least , the an

who knows better than charlie langston, "daily mail".com, editor of all things royal.l. charlie, what are the odds they go? >> honestly i would say right now it is 50-50. i agree with you, i think many inside of buckingham palace's walls are crossing their fingers they do not go. an invitation was extended as a formality. it was so that charles didn't look petty, he didn't look like he was going to get his own back after everything the couple said about the royal family but i think everyone knows that if the two of them show up, it will massively overshadow a moment that charles has quite frankly been waiting for for his entire life. neil: they had to give up their cottage. it wasn't done on their part, dad took it away, right? and gave it to andrew. even if they want to come, where do they stay? do you guys have a motel six or anything like that? where would they stay? >> we do understand king charles has extended the option to stay inning from moore cottage if they come from the coronation. -- frog moore. it no longer exists as their permanent residence. they can use

the remark in court comes as harry and other celebrities sue the daily mail for stealing personal information and a shot at the royalamily saying they kept him in the dark on allegations of phone hacking. that case continues. we have the coronation coming up soon. >> martha: he showed up for the testimony in one of these privacy cases. he was with elton john back in the u.k. seemed to be glad people were taking pictures of him showing up there. so it's a little selective one might say. >> bill: one might indeed. all right. stay tuned for more on that. in the meantime we have this. >> martha: the subject of a popular true crime podcast has his murder conviction reinstated. what it means for his freedom and future. plus the man suing actress againeth paltrow takes the stand with new allegations against her next. >> i just remember everything was great and then i heard something i've never heard at a ski resort. that was a blood curdling scream. -feel better now? -not really. switch to progressive, and you could save hundreds. there are too many options. how do we decide what hotel to book? fear not, i got you! who are

mailing... and someone tweeting as patrickphotos posted this... well, let's put those concerns to the man in charge, interim executive news editor of bbc news channel paul royallthank you for coming on newswatch. now, we've already seen some of the changes, like the loss of the paper review, the film review, dateline london. what differences will there be from next week? we're entering, i think, a really exciting phase for bbc news with the news...with the new channel. we're gradually bringing in the changes during april and early may. as you've said at the beginning there, some of the output will be combined. and so the way to sort of understand the channel is there are two main feeds. there's a global feed, and there is a uk feed, and at some point they're combined, but at other times they're separate. so, for example, just to give you a sense of things between 6am—11am, every day, every weekday, uk viewers will see bbc breakfast and then the nicky campbell phone—in. and also then during the day, the one, six and ten o'clock news will also be on the uk feed. and also newsnight is going to be introduced onto the uk feed as well. so these are all programmes th

mailing... and someone tweeting as patrickphotos posted this... well, let's put those concerns to the man in charge, interim executive news editor of bbc news channel paul royallow, we've already seen some of the changes, like the loss of the paper review, the film review, dateline london. what differences will there be from next week? we're entering, i think, a really exciting phase for bbc news with the news...with the new channel.

harry has returned to the royal courts ofjustice for the second day of a high court hearing in london over multiple privacy claims brought against the publisher of the daily mail sir eltonjohn and david furnish, bringing claims over allegations associated newspapers limited carried out or commissioned illegal or unlawful information—gathering. at least a0 people have died in a fire at a migrant processing centre in mexico — that officials say started during a protest against deportations. many of the victims are thought to migrants from central and south america, trying to reach the united states. dozens of people were also injured in the incident and taken to hospital. the fire occured at a facility in ciudad huarez, across the border from el paso, texas. giovanni lepri is the un refugee agency's representative in mexico. i began by asking him for his reaction to the incident. the first reaction is that it's a tragedy, there is no other way to describe it. it's a tragedy, its dramatic, but it's not the only one. it's a symptom of a much bigger situation, much bigger issue that is affecting people on the move in this region. we're talking about thousands of th

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mailing... and someone tweeting as patrickphotos posted this... well, let's put those concerns to the man in charge, interim executive news editor of bbc news channel, paul royalle of the changes, like the loss of the paper review, the film review, dateline london. what differences will there be from next week? we're entering, i think, a really exciting phase for bbc news with the news...with the new channel. we're gradually bringing in the changes during april and early may. as you've said at the beginning there, some of the output will be combined. and so, the way to sort of understand the channel is there are two main feeds. there's a global feed, and there is a uk feed, and at some point they're combined, but at other times they're separate. so, for example, just to give you a sense of things, between 6am—11am, every day, every weekday, uk viewers will see bbc breakfast and then the nicky campbell phone—in. and also then during the day, the one, six and ten 0'clock news and also, then during the day, the one, six and ten 0'clock news will also be on the uk feed. and also, newsnight is going to be introduced onto the uk feed as well. so, these are all progra

royal saddam explores and breaks through the narrow limits of patriarchal society. but on one side, on the letter, it didn't really get them under him. it was in a giggle as an e mail on them on the ha, ha, did each and on call. she had a good, a good bit of a hotel and gosh, i've devoted to vicky with me on a little. i thought of them all the max of a highly muscular group by the zone to help them on the quantity. but within a month of normally devin have a so my desire to even get him says, oh yes, saddam and i'll but so tara, have since been closely connected privately and professionally to day. so torah is the co producer of set up a new film, a forgotten history, filming on location in afghanistan had to be cancelled. but giving up is out of the question that you sent me at all the the so for the final shooting? well, because we also have the ocean mission in a studio, a and right now de cool. also they are indifferent county. they're cracked s female at axis the actor. they are in defend location, different country. and the situation is also not clear that they can travel or not . this is a hot part of their production. for this movie, people are fighting to

royal news. not quite of a sense of celebratory nature because the duke of sussex in his libel case against the publishers the mail cameron walker is here in the studio. and of course, it's quite complex for people because. we've got the alleged phone cases to come. this is to do with a libel situation is quite involved in technical . yes, it certainly is. technical. yes, it certainly is. so today was a preliminary hearing. if i can get my words into a separate case, basically . and the prince harry is suing the mail on sunday over article they write about the other lawsuits that prince harry's involved with, which is him saying the home office over his decision not to allow him to pay for his own police protection when he's the uk. exactly. security to him and his family. he's no longer a working member of the royal family. now, in july, the judge agreed , prince july, the judge agreed, prince harry's that the that harry's lawyers, that the that the article in question was defamatory because libellous libellous. it the article implies that prince harry authorised his pr team to spin its to make it look like this

royal family about the possibility of taking legal action against newspapers for phone—hacking. the duke of sussex and six other high—profile figures, including sir eltonjohn, are suing the publisher of the daily mailtions. our home affairs correspondent, tom symonds, has been following the case and is with me now. tom these are comments in his witness statement that came out today. including claims of criminality. prince harry does not hold back and he says the royal family withheld information from him about the possibility of taking legal action for press intrusion and it was made clear that the royal family did not sit in the witness box because that could open up a can of worms, he said, but he has been in court today and he was in court yesterday and he said he is holding the daily mail to account because of his concerns about its unchecked power and influence and criminality. we also have a witness statement from doreen lawrence, the mother of stephen lawrence, the mother of stephen lawrence, she has accused the daily mail of tapping her phone lines, hacking her voice mail, looking at her phone records and her bank statements, and she said that is really strange because in the 90s the newspa

sussex returning to the royal courts ofjustice in london for the second day of a high court hearing over multiple privacy claims brought against the publisher of the daily mailrecording of private phone conversations. next we are talking about tenants who are threatened with illegal eviction — and even harrassed and physically attacked by their landlords. housing campaigners are warning that the police often don�*t understand the law when it comes to protecting tenants. this tenant was attacked by people working for his landlord. ahmet, not his real name, was renting a room in a five bedroom house and his landlord tried to illegally evict him. when he refused to leave, things took a violent turn for the worse. shouting. ahmet told us the attack by people acting for his landlord was part of a sustained period of harassment. i was so scared, i couldn't go out of the room. i always stayed inside the room. i only go to the toilet at night, in the middle of the night. during the daytime, i use a bottle to urinate. because somebody is there outside. i was so scared, i thought they were going to attack me again. anything could happen to me at that time. the landlor