the boss of the postal giant royal mail has announced he the boss of the postal giant royal mail hass of the postal giant royal mail has announced he is to the boss of the postal giant royal mail has announced he is to stand down from his role. simon thompson has had a difficult two years in charge. he came under pressure after he was accused of misleading members of parliament when he denied royal mail tracked workers productivity. emma simpson is awaiting. for our viewers and for other global viewers, explain this story. it's been rumbling on. it is viewers, explain this story. it's been rumbling on.— viewers, explain this story. it's been rumbling on. it is fair to say simon thompson _ been rumbling on. it is fair to say simon thompson has _ been rumbling on. it is fair to say simon thompson has a _ been rumbling on. it is fair to say simon thompson has a pretty - simon thompson has a pretty turbulent time at the helm. he was tasked with pushing some big changes at the royal mail. this is a business that has been grappling with a long—term decline in letters. of course, it is lega

plus, royal mail of posted- royal mail of posted losses of £1 royal mail of posted losses of ii tittiop. we'll be joined by tite— £1 billion. we'll be joined by the teat— £1 billion. we'll be joined by the teat ot— £1 billion. we'll be joined by the head of media for the communications workers union. ant— communications workers union. ant as— communications workers union. ant as ovoi— communications workers union. ant as ttis— communications workers union. and as ever this morning,- communications workers union. and as ever this morning, we want to hear from you. so get involved with the show. email us at gbviews@gbnews.uk or tweet us at gbviews@gbnews.uk or tweet us at gb news news. but before we start , here's your latest news start, here's your latest news headunes start, here's your latest news headlines with rhiannon jones . headlines with rhiannon jones. thank you, esa. good morning. it's thank you, esa. good morning. its past— thank you, esa. good morning. it-s iust gono— thank you, esa. good morning. it's just gone 10:02. your top stories— it's just gone 10:02. your top stories

royal mail.he royal mail. only this week we had that 0fcom is launching an investigation into the poor performance of royal mail. 0nly around 73% of first class post is delivered on time, way short of the target of 93%. depending on the findings of that investigation it could lead to a huge fine. last friday we had the chief executive simon thompson will be stepping down after two years in the job. the time has been dominated by industrial action we have seen most recently, which led to huge disruption, particularly over christmas. many businesses and people turning to rivals of royal mail such as evri and dpd, wanting their parcels to be delivered on time. members of the communication workers union who were on strike over pay and conditions, they are due to vote on a deal that was put to them to end the dispute. royal mail, previously a company that has been profitable has said those strikes are costing £1 million a day. expect that to be reflected in these results which we will get in these res

royal mail says as an excuse. royal mail says tnat— as an excuse.ervice is now a top priority. and lastly, the average monthly rent— and lastly, the average monthly rent on— and lastly, the average monthly rent on newly— and lastly, the average monthly rent on newly let— and lastly, the average monthly rent on newly let homes across nrttatn— rent on newly let homes across nrttatn nas— rent on newly let homes across britain was £125— rent on newly let homes across britain was £125 higher in april tnan— britain was £125 higher in april tnan lt— britain was £125 higher in april tnan t was— britain was £125 higher in april than it was at— britain was £125 higher in april than it was at the— britain was £125 higher in april than it was at the same time last— than it was at the same time last year. — than it was at the same time last year. that— than it was at the same time last year. that tallies up to an extra— last year. that tallies up to an extra elsoo— last year. that tallies up to an extra £1,500 more— last year. that tallies up to an extra £1,500

first episode of blackadder —— the bbc comedy series is to be celebrated with a set of stamps, royal mailnd feature some of its best—loved characters, played by rowan atkinson, tony robinson, stephen fry and miranda richardson. now it's time for a look at the weather with simon king. hello, yesterday it was all about the heavy— hello, yesterday it was all about the heavy showers and thunderstorms. a bit quieter— the heavy showers and thunderstorms. a bit quieter today. we have a ridge of high _ a bit quieter today. we have a ridge of high pressure coming from the south—west. we of high pressure coming from the south-west— south-west. we still have this movinu south-west. we still have this moving across _ south-west. we still have this moving across eastern - south-west. we still have this moving across eastern and - south-west. we still have this - moving across eastern and southern areas of england, which will bring some heavy rain. done in the south—east of england as well. it'll stay quite cloudy around these eastern areas, but further west, plenty of dry sunny weather. that is where

in the uk, the regulator ofcom has revealed that royal mail only delivered 74% of its first—class mail one day. it is below the required standard. ofcom will state figures should be close at 93%. ofcom said it was opening an investigation into what has gone on. we have been following events in turkey on the news but there is an economic angle to all of this. the country's currency has hit a two—month low against the dollar with an election run—off now leaning. turkey has been grappling with the cost of living crisis, inflation is running at 44%. that has been a key issue in the campaign trail. these are all signs that investors are growing increasingly concerned about what a second round presidential election in turkey might mean for the country's economic future. those up and down the country telling me over the course of the last two months that it was the single biggest ache is due propelling them to the ballot box on sunday. opposition leader had pledged to return the country to more economic policy, using interest rates to combat rising prices as most european and north american c

last month, royal mail agreed a deal wttt— month, royal mail agreed a deal wttt tte— month, royal mail with the communication workers unten ,— with the communication workers unten , wttt— with the communication workers union , with staff— with the communication workers union , with staff getting a 10% union, with staff getting a 10% eatery— union, with staff getting a 10% salary increase— union, with staff getting a 10% salary increase and a £500 one off salary increase and a £500 one ett payment— salary increase and a £500 one off payment after— salary increase and a £500 one off payment after a difficult eeupte— off payment after a difficult eeupte et— off payment after a difficult couple of years— off payment after a difficult couple of years in the company. mr ttempeen— couple of years in the company. mr thompson says— couple of years in the company. mr thompson says he believes it's mr thompson says he believes tt-e tte— mr thompson says he believes tt-e tte ttett— mr thompson says he believes it's the right time— mr thompson says he believes it's the right time to move toward— it

i think the royal mail... i beg your pardon _ i think the royal mail...at do you make of it? i royal protection officer as well, what do you make of it?- royal protection officer as well, what do you make of it? i think it is the times _ what do you make of it? i think it is the times we _ what do you make of it? i think it is the times we are _ what do you make of it? i think it is the times we are in _ is the times we are in unfortunately. - is the times we are in unfortunately. you i is the times we are in| unfortunately. you are is the times we are in - unfortunately. you are looking is the times we are in _ unfortunately. you are looking at a situation _ unfortunately. you are looking at a situation where _ unfortunately. you are looking at a situation where the _ unfortunately. you are looking at a situation where the paparazzi - unfortunately. you are looking at a situation where the paparazzi are l situation where the paparazzi are not regulated _ situation where the paparazzi are not regulated in— situation where the paparazzi are not regulated i

multiple fires in two areas of dorset, regulator ofcom said it has launched an investigation into royal mail'sery firm fell short of its performance targets for first and second class mail and deliveries. a ballot on industrial action by senior doctors in england opens today. the british medical association said pay talks with the government ended on saturday with a final offer that was unacceptable. consultants' salaries range from between £90,000 and £120,000, but the bma says take—home pay has fallen by 35% since 2008. the competition and markets authority will investigate whether any failure in competiton is leaving customers paying higher supermarket prices than they should be. the watchdog has not seen specific concern, but food and drink prices were over 19% higher in march than they were a year earlier, the highest rate in 45 years. there've been multiple fires in two areas of dorset, as 13 cars were set alight overnight, with one fire spreading to a property. there were 65 emergency calls relating to the incidents in the wimborne and poole areas, as duncan kennedy reports. one after a

and royal mail could , pilots. and royal mail could be bnee— , pilots.rry , no— several key points, doesn't she? no country , no country can no country, no country can obeorb— no country, no country can obeorb noee— no country, no country can absorb mass migration on the ewe— absorb mass migration on the eeoie inor— absorb mass migration on the scale that we— absorb mass migration on the scale that we are— absorb mass migration on the scale that we are seeing and not bowe— scale that we are seeing and not bowe bwge— scale that we are seeing and not have huge issues— scale that we are seeing and not have huge issues when it comes to eoeioi— have huge issues when it comes to social cohesion,— have huge issues when it comes to social cohesion, but also erweioiiy— to social cohesion, but also crucially, infrastructure . and crucially, infrastructure. and rbere— crucially, infrastructure. and ibere ie— crucially, infrastructure. and there is nothing— crucially, infrastructure. and there is nothing bigoted about eoying— there is nothing bigoted about eoying rb

royal mail has cost of living. royal mail has uhvettet— cost of living.ignore it and put the phone down. let people the phone down. also, let people report—ae— the phone down. also, let people report—ae vett- report those calls as well. i thhk— report those calls as well. i thhk-te— report those calls as well. i think-is exactly- report those calls as well. i think is exactly what the think that is exactly what the government— think that is exactly what the government is— think that is exactly what the government is hoping to achieve. bill government is hoping to achieve. htth eaye. — government is hoping to achieve. htth eaye-you- government is hoping to achieve. bill says.-you are- government is hoping to achieve. bill says. you are so bill says. eamonn, you are so correct— bill says. eamonn, you are so correct about— bill says. eamonn, you are so correct about cold— bill says. eamonn, you are so correct about cold calling. it's a-tveh— correct about cold calling. it's a-tvehleay- correct about cold calling. it's a-tvehleay theyl correct about cold call

the royal mail.rs. we all it'sj all—yeah. it's all about parcels. yeah. it's ni— all about parcels. yeah. it's oii-inoon- all about parcels. yeah. it's oii-inoon .- all about parcels. yeah. it's all parcels . yeah. and all about parcels. yeah. and inn— all about parcels. yeah. andi this—challenges this is one of the challenges inn— this is one of the challenges inn-nonn- this is one of the challenges that-there's a- this is one of the challenges that there's a fine that actually there's a fine ioionoo— that actually there's a fine balance allowing an balance between allowing an ongonnnion— balance between allowing an organisation to— balance between allowing an organisation to and organisation to develop and ononoi— organisation to develop and evolve versus— organisation to develop and evolve versus is— organisation to develop and evolve versus is maintaining non— evolve versus is maintaining your noniono — evolve versus is maintaining your workforce as it once was, ino— your workforce as it once was

royal mail sustainable motty. royal mail has unveiled— sustainable motty. have to move . so could possibly have to move. so i'm to say that it i'm very sorry to say that it is. good evening for me for the time being, as i think that was probably a controlled explosion in the background. that's what it sounded like to me . it sounded like to me. buckingham palace- buckingham palace has it sounded like to me. - buckingham palace has confirmed that buckingham palace has confirmed enee neeenew— buckingham palace has confirmed that neither the— buckingham palace has confirmed that neither the king nor the eween— that neither the king nor the eween ew— that neither the king nor the eween en en— that neither the king nor the queen or in fact— that neither the king nor the queen or in fact any members of the queen or in fact any members of we eeewee— queen or in fact any members of the royal family— queen or in fact any members of the royal family were at the neeeee— the royal family were at the neweee wnen— the royal family were at the palace when the— the royal f

is wenrne— stop the boats royal mail is blaming strike— stop the boats royal mail is blaming strike more than two weeks after their plane crashed in a jungle. three adults, including the pilot, died in the crash. but incredibly , the children but incredibly, the children aged between 11 months and 13 years, escaped . the plane issued years, escaped. the plane issued a mayday alert due to engine failure in the early hours of may the first. the children made improvised shelters and ate fruit to survive . this is gb fruit to survive. this is gb news. we'll bring you more as it happens. now though, it's back to bev and . to bev and. andrew on. the mayor of new to bev and. andrew- on. the mayor of new york to bev and. andrew— on. the mayor of new york says he on. the mayor of new york says we nnee— on. the mayor of new york says we wnee w— on. the mayor of new york says he finds it hard— on. the mayor of new york says he finds it hard to— “kit“ the mayor of new york says he finds it hard to believe that the he finds it hard to believe that we eeke— he finds it hard to believe that we wwk

royal mail's blaming more. royal mail's blaming sirike— more.eek. kate is also roining— awareness week. kate is also roining a— awareness week. kate is also roining a groap— awareness week. kate is also joining a group of secondary siaienis— joining a group of secondary siaienis io— joining a group of secondary students to explore how they near— students to explore how they ieai vviin— students to explore how they deal with anxiety . this is students to explore how they deal with anxiety. this is gb nevs— deal with anxiety. this is gb nevs. ne-n— deal with anxiety. this is gb news. we'll bring you more as it nappens— news. we'll bring you more as it nappens. nov.— news. we'll bring you more as it happens. now, though, it's back io— happens. now, though, it's back io .— over to. mark rhiannon . over to. mark- rhiannon . thank you over to. mark— rhiannon . thank you very io. nark— rhiannon . thank you very much rhiannon. thank you very much indeed. all the issues of the day coming up. but first let's ask the question is who's to go up against sadi

royal mail's chief executive is to stap — mail's chief executive is to stap towm — mail's chief executivehe announcement- two years on the job. the announcement comes just weeks attaa— announcement comes just weeks attaa attaatmt— announcement comes just weeks attaa agaaatmt a— announcement comes just weeks after agreeing a deal with the communication— after agreeing a deal with the communication workers union, tatmttmt— communication workers union, tatmttmt am— communication workers union, tatmttmt am amt— communication workers union, bringing an end to a year of postat— bringing an end to a year of postal strikes. _ bringing an end to a year of postal strikes. he says it's the atom— postal strikes. he says it's the atom tma— postal strikes. he says it's the atom ttma to— postal strikes. he says it's the right time to hand over to a new ato— right time to hand over to a new cto .— right time to hand over to a new ceo. pakistan's— right time to hand over to a new ceo. pakistan's ex—prime mtmstaa— ceo. pakistan's ex—prime minister imran- ceo. pakistan's ex—prime minister imran khan , is to

has unveiled bear— and the royal mail has unveiled bear ebeebabby— and the royal mail has unveiledkish ones, very effective , but only ones, very effective, but only ones, very effective, but only on short distances . yeah, i on short distances. yeah, i mean, on short distances. yeah, i bbeee— on short distances. yeah, i mean, these drones,- c" c t yeah, i mean, these drones, you can't get— mean, these drones, you can't geb eenee— mean, these drones, you can't get drones, obviously, that are eberabea— get drones, obviously, that are eberabea vba— get drones, obviously, that are operated via satellites now. so bbey— operated via satellites now. so bbey ean— operated via satellites now. so bbey ge— operated via satellites now. so they can go much— operated via satellites now. so they can go much longer range . they can go much longer range. but they can go much longer range. bbb bbe— they can go much longer range. bbb bbe baeb— they can go much longer range. but the fact is— they can go much longer range. but the fact is that there will in but the fact is that there will bn kaeeba— b

the first episode of blackadder, the bbc comedy series is to be celebrated with a set of stamps, royal mailhe most iconic moments from the sitcom, and feature some of its best—loved characters, played by rowan atkinson, stephen fry and miranda richardson. let's get the weather from carol. she is travelling across the mersey today. good morning. good morning. you are absolutely right. laterthis good morning. you are absolutely right. later this morning, we will do that. i cannot get gerry and the pacemakers out of my head with a ferry across the mersey. let's look at my view. it is gorgeous. you can see the liver building with the birds on top and if you drift down to the right, you can see a light. that is not too far away from where charlie is broadcasting this morning. we should hang on to that view this morning because the weather is set fair. the forecast todayis weather is set fair. the forecast today is not too bad for many, mostly dry. but we have a weather front across the east that will bring rain. in the west, cloud will break up and we will see sunshine. the cloud is extensive st

royal mail has umvettet— spring next year. royal mail has unveiled four— spring next year. doesn't actually mttter— action. and it doesn't actually mttter vttt— action. and it doesn't actually matter what the _ ritic 0" and it doesn't actually matter what the ukrainian tovemmemt— matter what the ukrainian government says. and we should say government says. and we should ety trey— government says. and we should ety tmey te— government says. and we should say they are denying any tmvotvet— say they are denying any involved agent in this incident ttte— involved agent in this incident over the kremlin— involved agent in this incident over the kremlin last night at the tueettm— over the kremlin last night at the russian government is teeerttmt— the russian government is asserting that— the russian government is asserting that these drones were asserting that these drones were t tetttertte— asserting that these drones were a deliberate attempt to assassinate _ a deliberate attempt to assassinate the president of tueett— assassinate the president of tueett tmt— assassinate the pre

our royal scoop finds mail on suhtew— our royal scoop finds mail on sunday editor— our royal scoop findsis young staff member, lover itv's cover up and toxic. this morning, in his only interview, i was told that there was a thorough investigation after that, which involved the following. philip, that, which involved the following . philip, are you following. philip, are you hewhg— following. philip, are you hewhg e— “g philip, are you having a relationship with this guy?— having a relationship with this guy? to. — having a relationship with this guy? to. wette— having a relationship with this guy? no. hello. this guy. are you— guy? no. hello. this guy. are wou hewhg— guy? no. hello. this guy. are wou hewhg e— guy? no. hello. this guy. are you having a relationship with thtttpe— you having a relationship with thttpe wo— you having a relationship with philip? no investigation. over to guesttoes— philip? no investigation. over to questions. there was an owerrttthg— to questions. there was an overriding more- to questions. there was an overriding more than suspicion thet— overriding more tha

our royal scoop finds mail on suhtew— our royal scoop finds mail on sunday editor— our royal scoop findseld, his young staff member, lover itv's cover up and toxic. this morning, in his only interview, i was told that there was a thorough investigation after that, which involved the following. philip, that, which involved the following . philip, are you following. philip, are you hewhg— following. philip, are you hewhg e— “g philip, are you having a relationship with this guy?— having a relationship with this guy? to. — having a relationship with this guy? to. wette— having a relationship with this guy? no. hello. this guy. are you— guy? no. hello. this guy. are wou hewhg— guy? no. hello. this guy. are wou hewhg e— guy? no. hello. this guy. are you having a relationship with thtttpe— you having a relationship with thttpe wo— you having a relationship with philip? no investigation. over to guesttoes— philip? no investigation. over to questions. there was an owerrttthg— to questions. there was an overriding more- to questions. there was an overriding more than suspicion thet— overriding mo

sector in ceos in the private sector in this country, look at, for instance, mail ceo instance, the royal mailf pay and ceos? i think companies should- between staff pay and ceos? i think companies should pay their staff properly and well and decently. they should decently. of course, they should at level in the at every level in the organisation. i you organisation. but i think, you know, are are people know, there are there are people with particular skills you need . now, personally think an . now, i personally think an awful chief awful lot of these chief executives have particular executives don't have particular skills and i don't think they're worth it. and some of them are pretty disastrous once they get into position. but there are certain i know certain professions i know senior engineers and people like that who can command their own salary and they're a projects for the major works for them that they can go around the world and are in demand . world and they are in demand. and british engineers in particular are in demand and they set their own salaries. and if you want them to wor

meanwhile, the royal mail unveiled this— meanwhile, the royal mail unveiled this decorated eeethex— mail eetnt— flags and union jack t shirts. teee eetnt en— flags and union jack t shirts. face paint on this— flags and union jack t shirts. i“ “t; i do face paint on this morning. i do plenty here. i'm plenty inches deep here. i'm tetttng— plenty inches deep here. i'm talking about— plenty inches deep here. i'm talking about jack. sorry, talking about union jack. sorry, sorry— talking about union jack. sorry, seww. — talking about union jack. sorry, sorry . “43?" patriotic face sorry. yeah. patriotic face eetnt— sorry. yeah. patriotic face eetntent— sorry. yeah. patriotic face paint and things- sorry. “43?" patriotic face paint and things like that. send in paint and things like that. send tn wewt— paint and things like that. send in your pictures.— in your pictures. vaiews@gbnews.uk. lots in your pictures.— vaiews@gbnews.uk. lots of tn your etetwee— vaiews@gbnews.uk. lots of you getttng— vaiews@gbnews.uk. lots of you getttng tn— vaiews@gbnews.uk. lots of you getting in touch— vaiews@gbnew

royal mail's chief executive is to step down. to june 2022, ii was— the 12 months up to june 2022, it was 504,000. _ the 12 months up to june 2022, it was 504,000. and now we are nearing— it was 504,000. and now we are nearing inai— it was 504,000. and now we are nearing inai ii— it was 504,000. and now we are hearing that it could be high as 1 hearing that it could be high as i ninion— hearing that it could be high as i ninion. i— hearing that it could be high as 1 million. i absolutely do not buy— 1 million. i absolutely do not nay ani— 1 million. i absolutely do not nay and in— 1 million. i absolutely do not buy and i'm sick— 1 million. i absolutely do not buy and i'm sick and tired of peopie— buy and i'm sick and tired of pebble trying— buy and i'm sick and tired of pebble trying to_ buy and i'm sick and tired of people trying to tell me that inis— people trying to tell me that no is— people trying to tell me that no is ine— people trying to tell me that this is the real— people trying to tell me that this is the real reason

land that the royal broi— week in the land that the royal iioii forgon— week in the land that the royal mailn i say something in general before we go? 13 f before we go? right, because it's funny, this front of the daily star, random story about wagner, itv x factor star front of the daily mirror. a little bit of an old story about dean gaffney. it would be from his his i'm a celebrity date from back there. it's almost if back there. it's almost as if they wanted to run with another itv story and the pr people at itv story and the pr people at itv said, i'll tell you what, don't run that story. take this one on wagner and take this one one on wagner and take this one on dean gaffney. i don't know what the story could be at itv that they're trading it with, but that's a random front cover, front page story to have wagner on, like playing the daily star. okay i know the daily star. that's probably their kind of that's just an ideal story for a front page a sunday. but front page on a sunday. but having said that, i'm just thinking interesting that thinking it's interesting that there's two sho

land that the royal broi— week in the land that the royal iioii forgon— week in the land that the royal mailcan i say something in general before we go? 13 f before we go? right, because it's funny, this front of the daily star, random story about wagner, itv x factor star front of the daily mirror. a little bit of an old story about dean gaffney. it would be from his his i'm a celebrity date from back there. it's almost if back there. it's almost as if they wanted to run with another itv story and the pr people at itv story and the pr people at itv said, i'll tell you what, don't run that story. take this one on wagner and take this one one on wagner and take this one on dean gaffney. i don't know what the story could be at itv that they're trading it with, but that's a random front cover, front page story to have wagner on, like playing the daily star. okay i know the daily star. that's probably their kind of that's just an ideal story for a front page a sunday. but front page on a sunday. but having said that, i'm just thinking interesting that thinking it's interesting that there's two s

you know , does the royal mail need to stamp out racism? well it's a good pun that sort of thing.ou know, with all these activists sort of screaming racism where it's not there. yeah. we have to remember, it ooos— yeah. we have to remember, it ooos siiii— yeah. we have to remember, it does still happen.— yeah. we have to remember, it does still happen. yeah. and the notion — does still happen. yeah. and the notion _wnon— does still happen. yeah. and the problem _when the - problem is that when the onions— problem is that when the activists .that, - problem is that when the activists .that, of activists do that, they sort of ooinooi— activists do that, they sort of ooinooi-ino — activists do that, they sort of detract the actual detract from the actual instances— detract from the actual instances of- detract from the actual instances of racism, which we oouio— instances of racism, which we could actually— instances of racism, which we could actually you could actually address. you know,— could actually address. you know,-problem.l know, that's the problem. anywoy, — know, that's th

you know , does the royal mail need to stamp out racism? well it's a good pun that sort of thing.those pop up, wouldn't you be like, excuse me , it just goes to show, , i think it just goes to show, you know, with all these activists sort of screaming racism where it's not there. yeah. we have to remember, it ooos— yeah. we have to remember, it ooos siiii— yeah. we have to remember, it does still happen.— yeah. we have to remember, it does still happen. yeah. and the notion — does still happen. yeah. and the notion _wnon— does still happen. yeah. and the problem _when the - problem is that when the onions— problem is that when the activists .that, - problem is that when the activists .that, of activists do that, they sort of ooinooi— activists do that, they sort of ooinooi-ino — activists do that, they sort of detract the actual detract from the actual instances— detract from the actual instances of- detract from the actual instances of racism, which we oouio— instances of racism, which we could actually— instances of racism, which we could actually you could actually address. you

royal match today. download now. >> yep, you're watching mailing it in. >> greg: you write, i read and we open a bed & breakfastvermont. think i'd forget? no. never. bln asks, if you could go back in time and repeat one year -- i like this question -- what year would that be and why? i'll go to the youngest person here, todd. >> i'm actually not. >> greg: i know. i'm joking. >> yeah, that's the joke. ha-ha. >> hey, look. i talked about jeffrey toobin's hand. i won the c block, all right? >> greg: what year would you go back to and why? >> 1996, the year i graduated high school. it was such a fun time. i feel like the late 90's is when it was happening. >> greg: do you know what the 90's are right now? my 70's. people look at the 90's at its music and the entertainment at the wane we look at the 70's. it's a weird thing. the 90's are maybe like the 80's. people used to talk about the big hair of the 80's. then they talk about the grunge of the 90's. we get nostalgic from an approximate time backwards. you had grunge, "seinfeld," "friends," "melrose." >> i was in the first grade! >> greg: that's right. >> o.j. >>

max was pointed out and as our friend erica hill who did a wonderful special on the royal family and i point to an e-mailurt on this matter right now. harry is not obsessed -- harry is very focused on his security and making sure that he gets the security he thinks he needs. he's willing to pay for it, but he wants help from the british government and the legal system in the uk. how much have these concerns over security fueled the decisions that he has made over the last many years, the life that he's chosen to lead over the last many years? can you hear me, kate? >> well, this is quite terrifying that harry has wanted this security. he needs this security. it's really important to him, but he hasn't been getting it and what i think is very important here is that doria was in the car, meghan's mother was in the car and how terrifying for her and the children weren't in the car, and it was women in vision and she was accepting her award in that fantastic gold dress and we are going to see a situation when the children are in the car for this moment and how terrifying to have two hours of relentless car c

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started working at the post office out of university and it suddenly it was privatised and split into royal mail get back in again despite the fact that in turkey there is rampant inflation and also plunging currency . and of course, he's currency. and of course, he's had to deal with not hasn't deau had to deal with not hasn't dealt particularly well with the problem of the earthquake quakes. i had until recently a house in turkey. despite all you're saying about shares, i think property is still the best investment. and i had a holiday home in turkey, which i've recently sold after the lockdown because i used to rent it out. and of course, nobody could go there for a long time. so i had all the outgoings and unfortunately nothing coming in. but what i learnt from the local people was that erdogan was not popular at all and they felt that he was very bad for tourism . and so since tourism is their main industry in turkey , it main industry in turkey, it seems amazing that he could be getting back in again. but do we think it's free and fair elections? i mean, erdogan's a wee— elections? i mean,

getting pelted with a lot of e-mails here where people are saying, you can't be serious. you're comparing this to the royaloronation and that this could be more significant? yes, i am. if you have any doubts about that, you can go ahead and catch her in concert or listen to dione waiting at the phone for her to call in, which we're probably going to hear soon. >> we've added a second phone and she has a residency in vegan and chat with you about her birthday and everything going on across the pond. >> neil: i'm a little surprised the phone has not rung at all. >> it's a private line. i have gotten wrong numbers for different take-out places. at the moment, i'm trying to feed through that. you can't get a pizza here or chinese food. aside from that, we have someone screening the calls. so as soon as they ring, i'm going to be ready. so that -- that could be? keep us posted. >> hello? no. no. you can't get a bagle here. wrong number. >> neil: didn't work out -- >> no, at least they work. >> neil: from rolling in the deep to stocks rolling in the green, a lot of you were shocked to see why we were up so much?

royals. >> todd: called out the red coats in that tweet. >> ashley: associated press reporter sparring over use of pronouns in every staffer's e-mail.atch. >> the internal e-mail system and i tested this, i know it is true, has added pronouns to people's -- not their signature, but to their, where it says -- you don't know anything about this, that is fine, can you look into it? >> i'm happy to look into it. >> why this would not be optional, men identifying as women and women identifying as men and this is nothing to do with transgender or anything like that. it is ridiculous. >> this phenomenon has not made it's way to my outlook. >> i just told you about it. >> ashley: hours later another spokesman claimed this change was unintentional and the bureau is working to correct this immediately. doesn't look good. >> todd: that is what i would be like. pallo alto officials cooking up controversy after they gave celebrity chef andres -- officialing explaining, this one project should be able to proceed with gas service consistent with the long-established project plans. palo alto all-electric requirement is being implemented for project

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mail. thousands hoping to catch a glimpse of the world. the king and queen arriving at the abbey, home of every coronation for many a thousand years. donald in royalalia. the queen purpose grandsons, prince george, serving as a page, the training of his robe. ♪ ♪ the king and queen processing to the altar and their robes of estate. >> your majesty, as children of the kingdom of god, we welcome you in the name of the king of kings. >> in his name and after his example, i come not to be served but to serve. >> robert: the ancient ritual begins with charles. >> i present unto you king charles, you undoubted king. >> robert: a copy of the holy bible, king charles taking his coronation and declaration oath. >> the things which i have promised i will perform and keep so help me god. >> robert: one of the most sacred moments of the coronation. >> grant that this holy oil maybe for thy servant charles a sign of joy and gladness. >> robert: anointed with holy oil behind an anointing screen, then dressed in the gold his son, prince william, assisting in addressing the ki king. >> receive this orb, set under the cross. >> robert: charles presented with regal

there, as it were, the royal family, today i open something in the british newspapers on the front page of the biscuit mailrincess at the piano. it turns out that it was in support of ukraine and it turns out. it was just in support of zelensky how to protest when she played in the wrong place. what am i talking about. listen, of course, play in support of zelensky on the piano this trolling is top notch. i generally suggest. if kate wants to support zelensky, let her offer him to speak in four hands. well, or there, than he plays. here, in general, two hands and what will come, but the audience, the audience is 100% provided, well, zelensky was offended that he was not invited, they did not let the eurovision final, which, as it were, he organized. yes, i went to rome and got a job on roman holiday. that's how today's newspaper called the doloser's career, that's how he called his visit. here, take note. how it all began on the eve of italian newspapers painted it as a visit? eh, the world, that he’s going to meet, not even with the dzhordzhamilonis prime minister or the president of italy , but with the

my royal scoop raters spectator writer kara kennedy and the mail on sunday's editor at large, charlottepert analysis shortly. plus, after the couple received a scathing response from the photo agency , they demanded their agency, they demanded their so—called car chase pictures from has their american reputation been shredded with their paparazzi pursuit fakery that saw them roundly mocked? celia walden explains why she thinks the duke and duchess of delusion are now a worldwide laughing stock in uncanceled also on the way, itv finally gives philip schofield the boot as his 21 year reign of horror on the this morning sofa is officially ended and with this underwhelming goodbye, we all know he's one of the best live television broadcasters. this country has ever had. - stzt" :f this country has ever had. and ’so“ :f this country has ever had. and we so“ :f this country has ever had. and we and all country has ever had. and we and at the— country has ever had. and we and at the team — country has ever had. and we and all the team wish— country has ever had. and we and all the team wish hi

my royal scoop raters spectator writer kara kennedy and the mail on sunday's editor at large, charlotte griffiths lend their expert analysis shortly. plus, after the couple received a scathing response from the photo agency , they demanded their agency, they demanded their so—called car chase pictures from has their american reputation been shredded with their paparazzi pursuit fakery that saw them roundly mocked? celia walden explains why she thinks the duke and duchess of delusion are now a worldwide laughing stock in uncanceled also on the way, itv finally gives philip schofield the boot as his 21 year reign of horror on the this morning sofa is officially ended and with this underwhelming goodbye, we all know he's one of the best live television broadcasters. this country has ever had. - ’so“ :f this country has ever had. and so“ :f this country has ever had. and we and all country has ever had. and we and an the— country has ever had. and we and an the team — country has ever had. and we and all the team wish— country has ever had. and we and all the team wish him all the best— all

so anyway, the daily mail today says britain has rock solid support for the royals .ot all of them in that little face. got the genes. many— that little face. got the genes. many happy— that little face. got the genes. many happy returns. let's have a tooh— many happy returns. let's have a tooh at— many happy returns. let's have a tooh at the— many happy returns. let's have a look at the sun— many happy returns. let's have a look at the sun and— many happy returns. let's have a look at the sun and the sun teats— look at the sun and the sun teats vtth— look at the sun and the sun leads with brits. say no to woke . so— leads with brits. say no to woke . so they've got a poll as well and they reveal that labour is at odds with everybody else on a number of culture war issues . number of culture war issues. the express is focusing today on the nuses— the express is focusing today on the nurses strike.— the express is focusing today on the nurses strike. they say start— the nurses strike. they say staff shortages— the nurses strike. they say staff shortages are affecting t

royal marine tommy roberts . as marine tommy roberts. as revealed in the mailntinue on. itv are quick to say there's no plans axe the show, but we plans to axe the show, but we asked the public what they thought show . that's thought of the show. that's what all this all of this matters all of this all of this matters . be a shame if the show was oxen— . be a shame if the show was axed because— . be a shame if the show was axed because of— be a shame if the show was axed because of the actions of one individual.— axed because of the actions of one individual. i— axed because of the actions of one individual. i think that met— one individual. i think that they probably— one individual. i think that they probably need to rethink they probably need to rethink the structure— they probably need to rethink the structure and the culture of the structure and the culture of me work— the structure and the culture of the work environment there. but ntttmotety: — the work environment there. but ntttmotety: v— the work environment there. but ultimately, i think— the work en

royal family? >> not at all. >> what was it like getting an invitation? >> i got an e-mail first of all. and i was blown away. coast of the country on norfolk and in many ways a quite forgotten community. and the idea someone from our community was at the coronation of the king and queen is just wonderful. >> you wearing a medal and awarded during the pandemic. >> the medal is a british empire medal, which is one of the honors the royal family bestow, so i received it in the 2020 birthday honors of the late queen for the work we did as a church and community to support our community during the pandemic. we were sending out food parcels to household in need and at the peak of the pandemic about 100 households were receiving food parcels from our church. >> it's interesting. you were an attorney before and you became a reverend. what was that transition like, and also how do you feel sort of being embraced for your new role as a reverend? >> so the transition was -- i mean it was quite a shock in some ways. i used to work in the city for a big law firm, and now, you know, working with volunteers it's very diffe

we will speak to chris jackson from getty images, one of the royal photographers, about the images that he took. meanwhile, the daily maild with the then prime minister, borisjohnson about the government's plans to deport migrants to rwanda. mrjohnson says the account is "inaccurate". the mirror carries a story on the cost of living crisis. the paper is quoting research by the consumer group which? claiming that two million households missed at least one bill in april. and online, one of the most read stories on the bbc website is about the prince and princess of wales' children, george, charlotte and louis mucking in with a scout group, as part of the big help 0ut. i'm going to try and bring you a little bit of natural history science, are you ready? can little bit of natural history science, are you ready? can you do a david attenborough _ science, are you ready? can you do a david attenborough voice? _ science, are you ready? can you do a david attenborough voice? no, - science, are you ready? can you do a david attenborough voice? no, i- david attenborough voice? no, i can't! this _ david attenborough voice? no, i ca

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walker and the royal historian ralph rafe heydel—mankoo , who, ralph rafe heydel—mankoo, who, as ever, i want to hear from you. it's the most important part of the program. email me. mailnews.uk. but now it's mail mog at gbnews.uk. but now wsfime mail mog at gbnews.uk. but now it's time to leave buckingham palace for the queen of news herself. polly middlehurst . herself. polly middlehurst. jacob, thank you and good evening to you. our top story on gb evening to you. our top story on ea news— evening to you. our top story on gb news tonight,— g our top story on gb news tonight, members of the rm— gb news tonight, members of the rmt umon— gb news tonight, members of the rmt union have— gb news tonight, members of the rmt union have voted to continue a strike— rmt union have voted to continue a strike action— rmt union have voted to continue a strike action over— rmt union have voted to continue a strike action over the next six— a strike action over the next six months. — a strike action over the next six months. union is involved in disputes— six months. union is involved in disputes have— six months. union is involved in disputes have to— six months. union is involved

steel in front— start with this royal ring of steel in front of— start with this royal ring of steel in front of the mailour monarch, given hhe ohven hhe— threat around our monarch, given the given the level— threat around our monarch, given the given the level of threats ono— the given the level of threats ono whoh— the given the level of threats and what happened at buckingham hohoee— and what happened at buckingham hohoee. hueh— and what happened at buckingham hohoee. hueh hhe— and what happened at buckingham palace, just the other day? i wouho— palace, just the other day? i wouho soy— palace, just the other day? i would say it's— palace, just the other day? i would say it's something that has to be as long as it's has to be used as long as it's used for protection for the monarch, any other monarch, not for any other reason. and i think that's the issue going forward. we can have debates about using facial recognition , and we all know the recognition, and we all know the rise in al and algorithms, etcetera , etcetera. so do we etcetera, etcetera. so do we think that's enough? but the other problem i