just to bring you some breaking news concerning the royal mail.e understand that the bbc that the takeover bid by the czech billionaire has been called in for a review by the government under the terms of the national—security investment act. this bid is set to be scrutinised to check whether it can negatively affect a key part of the uk's economic infrastructure. it is a process that can be held and run by the cabinet office with expected input for the department for business interest and trade. just to remind you that the government does have the power to effectively block the deal if it doesn't meet those requirements. government officials have said that any links to russia will be carefully examined and just to give you a little bit of context, daniel kretinsky�*s companies actually own a gas transmission business called eu stream and that does carry russian gas into europe, but with the knowledge and permission of the eu. so more on that royal mail takeover bid as and when we get it. high cholesterol and poor eyesight have been named as facto

royal mail has partnered with historic royal palaces on the images of the ten stamps. set of six stamps. the main set of six stamps includes the white tower, tower green and the king's house. royal mail says the stamps celebrate the myth and legend, ceremony and tradition of one of the most famous buildings in the world. and those are the latest gb news headlines. for now, i'm tatiana sanchez. more from me in half an hour for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to gbnews.com forward slash alerts . forward slash alerts. >> wow. good afternoon britain. it's me patrick christys here alongside emily carver. there's alongside emily carver. there's a heck of a lot to go out today. heck of a lot to go out. so sir keir starmer says that it will chair a cobra meeting this afternoon, again saying it was important that he didn't let up despite a quiet night of protest last night. but we're about to play last night. but we're about to play a clip for you in a few minutes time anyway, of him completely swerving a q

because david's works with royal mail and the art centre will play host.have seen over the past few weeks, the deaths of elsie have affected so many people in the southport area, what have they been saying to you today?— saying to you today? slightly hard to hear the end _ saying to you today? slightly hard to hear the end of _ saying to you today? slightly hard to hear the end of their _ saying to you today? slightly hard to hear the end of their question, | to hear the end of their question, it has affected people here in southport. one thing we know about this part of the country anyway is communities come together, they have had to deal with notjust the tragic attacks on the 20 —— from july and their right conditions that kicked off here and around the country in the face of the tragedy. —— riot. people speaking, they have no sense of how we can be burying a six—year—old, a seven—year—old and a nine—year—old who had been attending a dance class inspired by taylor swift. of course, again, thinking some of the positivity from the statement of the family,

the royal —— the royal mail take a potential probe into tangential leaks in russia.y for investigation. the bid will be suspended now, but it does not mean mr kaminski has withdrawn. the government could block the deal, but a similar deal when mr kretinsky found his deal found nothing. the cost of borrowing was lower from a 16 year high of 5.25% down to 5%. i think the signs were already there in terms of the bank of england's on mandate. the overall situation in the uk market, especially with respect to... real estate, they are under massive pressure in terms of the repayment. if you have a mortgage of 300000 and payments werejust around 750 mortgage of 300000 and payments were just around 750 per month, the new interest rates, around 1100- £1200, the new interest rates, around 1100— £1200, depending on the value which you have in your wallet. i think from consumers' perspective and from the economy's perspective, this was coming and this was a right move that the bank of england had to make. but i think the there was another question for investors and traders — is

and royal mail has breached.ime , first class post on time, recently missing its target set by ofcom. again, the company's been told to deliver 93% of post within one working day, under rules set by the communications watchdog. it was fined £5.6 million last year for failing to do so. royal mail, though, insists there have been improvements . those are the improvements. those are the latest headlines for now. i'm sam francis. more for you in half an hour for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gb news. >> .com. forward slash alerts >> welcome back. time is 440 on martin daubney on gb news. now, if you want to win £30,000 for that great british giveaway, then here are all the details you really could become the next giveaway winner with your chance to win £30,000 in tax free cash to win £30,000 in tax free cash to spend on anything you like. >> listen to what some of our previous winners have to say about winning big with us. >> hi, my name is

the royal mail's takeover by czech billionaire daniel kretinsky will face a government probe into potentialficials have "called in" the purchase of the postal service's parent company for an investigation under the national security and investment act. the bid will be suspended for now, but it does not mean that mr kretinsky has withdrawn from the deal. the government could block the deal, though a similar review when mr kretinsky increased his stake in royal mailfound nothing. that's all we have. and that's it for this edition of business today. thanks for watching. stay with bbc news. hey, i'm lola with the catch up. first, a suspect at the southport stabbing attack has been named for the first time. 17—year—old axel rudakubana 17—year—old axel rudaku ba na appeared 17—year—old axel rudakubana appeared in court, charged with three counts of murder, and ten counts of attempted murder. the judge decided to lift the ban on naming him as it was in the public interest. three girls, aged six, seven and nine were killed during the attack at a taylor swift themed dance class on monday. a universi

in other news, czech billionaire daniel kretinsky is £55 billion takeover deal for the owner of royal mailhas been called in by the uk government under security rules, international distribution services , the parent company of services, the parent company of royal mail, agreed a takeover deal by mr kretinsky group in may. it is understood the cabinet office has now launched a review process into that bid. under the national security and investment act. the process will assess whether the sale to mr kretinsky, who's already ids's largest shareholder, could affect the uk's economic infrastructure or pose a security risk . the prime security risk. the prime minister led the tributes to sir andy murray after his tennis career ended in defeat in the quarter finals of the olympic men's doubles, 21 years after his first professional match, his first professional match, his last match ended in a straight sets loss to americans taylor fritz and tommy paul. alongside his doubles partner dan evans. shortly after the defeat, sir andy posted on x, saying never even liked tennis anyway. sir keir starme

royal mail has partnered with historic royal palaces on the images of the ten stamps. , tower green and the white tower, tower green and the king's house. royal mail says the stamps celebrate the myth and legend ceremony and tradition of one of the most famous buildings in the world, and those are the latest gb news headlines. for now, i'm tatiana sanchez. more from me in half an hour for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to gbnews.com forward slash alerts . forward slash alerts. >> welcome back to newsroom. bev and ben today andrew is at the edinburgh festival. will be going to him in just a moment. but what kind of reflecting on events this week as we get to thursday? of course last night the police were apparently braced for more than 100 demonstrations. businesses were panicking and putting mdf in their windows, and of course it didn't happen. some people didn't happen. some people didn't think it was going to happen anyway. there aren't that many crazy far right people in this country that want

however, royal mail insists there have been improvements to the services and finally three stages atstival have had to close today after strong winds brought by storm lillian. gusts of up to 80 miles an hour are expected in northern parts of england and in wales. the storms also caused disruption, with roads blocked and a number of flights cancelled at heathrow airport . cancelled at heathrow airport. those are the latest headlines from the gb newsroom for now, i'll be back with you at 9:00 for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gb news. >> .com. forward slash alerts . >> .com. forward slash alerts. >> .com. forward slash alerts. >> thank you sam . massive news >> thank you sam. massive news from the us there with jfk jr endorsing donald trump. but anyway, good evening. let's focus on this side of the pond because tomorrow marks 50 days of sir keir starmer's premiership. i'm going to mark the occasion by telling you what his version of great britain looks like. well, it looks like paedophiles are treated better

the uk's first service was launched by royal mail and skyports. ran for three months with the civil aviation authority spokesperson, said these innovative trials mark a significant step forward in integrating drone safely into uk airspace. new analysis shows that the huge six tonne altar stone at the heart of stonehenge came from the far north east of scotland rather than wales as previously thought. the discovery suggests that neolithic britain was far more connected than was thought. here's our science correspondent, pallab ghosh. it's one of the most famous prehistoric monuments in the world, and also one of the most mysterious. why was stonehenge built in south—west england 5,000 years ago, and what was it used for? what we do know is that the giant outer stones are probably sourced locally from england. the inner blue stones are from wales, and we now know that the central altar stone is from north—eastern scotland and not from wales, as once thought. the irony is that the discovery was made by a young welshman. he still remembers being broug

czech billionaire daniel kretinsky is £35 billion takeover deal for the owner of royal mail, has beencalled in by the uk government under security rules. international distribution services, the parent company of royal mail, agreed a takeover deal by mr kretinsky group in may. it is understood the cabinet office has now launched a review process into that bid. under the national security and investment act. the process will assess whether the sale to mr kretinsky, who is also already the ids's largest shareholder, could affect the uk's economic infrastructure or pose a security risk . serial killer security risk. serial killer levi bellfield has been blocked from having a civil partnership after a new law came into force, stopping the most serious offenders getting married behind bars. bellfield is serving two whole life orders for killing 13 year old milly dowler , marsha year old milly dowler, marsha mcdonnell and amelie delagrange as well as the attempted murder of kate sheedy . it is understood of kate sheedy. it is understood he'd recently submitted an application for a civil par

royal mail has partnered with historic royal palaces on images of the ten stamps. set of six includes the white tower tower green and the king's house. royal mail says the stamp celebrates the myth and legend ceremony and tradition of one of the most famous buildings in the world. well, those are your latest gb news headlines. for now, i'm karen walker. more in half an hour for the very latest gb news to direct your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gb news. >> .com forward slash alerts . >> .com forward slash alerts. >> .com forward slash alerts. >> good afternoon. it's fast approaching seven minutes after 3:00. i'm nana akua. i'm for in martin daubney now. coming up right now , nearly 500 people right now, nearly 500 people have been arrested for taking part in violent disorder across the uk. this evening, the prime minister will chair another cobra meeting as he vows to not let up on riot crackdown as police braced for 20 potential further gatherings tonight. and it also appears that sir keir starmer isn't afraid to crack down

this tribute from royal mail colleagues of elsie's dad david.ty has been since last month's attacks. volunteers have been coming out each day and taking these teddy bears inside to protect them from the weather and placing them back out as there tribute each day. now, that community must try to heal from the most unimaginable loss. today one final journey to celebrate elsie's life, to mark the life of their little girl, a keen dancer and cheerleader. elsie's parents say their family affirmation is that as long as you try your best, enjoy yourself and have fun, nothing else matters. their poignant words today, "we are the four best friends in the whole wide world and that mantra will remain with us for the rest of our lives, safe in the knowledge that elsie is here with us and will forever be in our hearts". sean dilley, bbc news, southport. sentencing continues of some of the hundreds of people charged in connection with the recent riots across parts of the uk. speaking to the bbc, the attorney general for england and wales, lord hermer, says he

as i said before, elsie's father, david, works for the royal mail.tribute to david's little girl. but as i say , just just just incredibly say, just just just incredibly emotional. we can hear songs taking place in that service as we speak and as the family and the funeral procession arrive. today we heard songs like the wind beneath my wings , a classic wind beneath my wings, a classic funeral song for the little girl. she arrived in a horse drawn carriage. the horses with a brightly coloured coloured feathers on their heads that the coffin itself , with pastel coffin itself, with pastel coloured flowers and balloons tied to the top of it. because, as i say, this is supposed to be. this is elsie's special day. this is not going to be known as elsie's funeral, or as a day of mourning or sadness. this is elsie's special day . this is a elsie's special day. this is a day for family and her loved ones and this community here in southport, who have rallied over the past few weeks to not only support those families who have gone through the greatest trage

well, the royal mail has spotted an opportunity.and maybe more, as our science editor rebecca morelle has been finding out. it looks like a pile of rubbish. and for most of us, it is. these are from all of the electronic goods we throw away. but here at the royal mint, they're discovering a new use for this rapidly growing e—waste problem. these old circuit boards contain a lot of different materials. there's aluminium, there's plastic, there's steel, there's tin, there's copper. but what they're interested in here is gold. there's a tiny amount of it on every single board. the question is, how do you go from this, to this? the answer, to build a brand new e—waste processing facility on an industrial scale. first, the circuit boards are pushed through a giant oven to heat them up so their components fall off. then they're sieved, and sorted, sliced and diced. anything containing gold is set aside. what we're doing here is we're actually urban mining, so we're taking a waste product that's been produced by society and each one of us

a and it was the same old show. takeover of royal mail will be reviewed by the government and cabinetgas transmission business which carries russian gas into europe. it was a silver and two bronze medals this morning for team gb, but not the bold helen glover had been hoping for. laura scott is at the rowing for us. laura. it was a frenetic morning at the rowing venue because those three medals for great britain came in the space of an hour. as you mentioned, the women's four were going for gold, that included the double olympic champion helen glover, was trying to make history and theyjust missed out on that gold medal. there was some disappointment, but i can tell you the scene in the stands from her children and the other athletes and' families told a different story, that they didn't mind the colour, they were hugely proud of what had been achieved out there. there were two bronze medals as well in the women's double sculls and the men's four. more medal chances to come later. joe clarke those in the canoe slalom and he has a really strong chance of a medal. but there is injury ne

but royal mail insists there have been improvements to its services.ewsroom for now. i'll be back with you for one more update at 11:00 for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gbnews.com forward slash alerts . slash alerts. >> we've had 50 days of sir keir starmer's labour government. let's see how he's got on. we had the riots in leeds. one. which he stayed largely silent about. we had the manchester airport incident, where the home secretary appeared to take the side of the two lads who allegedly beat the living daylights out of police, breaking a female officer's nose. then we had the southport incident and the riots that followed. keir starmer didn't want to mention immigration, so he called people far right . he called people far right. >> this was a meeting to pull together our response response both to the immediate challenge, which is clearly driven by far right hatred. >> now, obviously some people were far right, but by no means everybody. then he one i'll be back with yo

royal mail has failed to hit its spring delivery targets with less than 80% of first class post beingne, according to ofcom. royal mail's says delivering a high quality of service �*continues to be a top priority�* and the company would implement �*steady changes�* to its operations. nasa are expecting to make an announcement today on how they plan to get the two astronauts who are stranded on the international space station home. sunita williams and barry wilmore might have to remain at the space station for at least eight months after the boeing spacecraft that took them into space injune, for what was meant to be eight days, suffered technical problems. robert f kennedy has appeared on stage with donald trump after abandoning his own independent bid for the white house, and throwing his support behind the former president. after introducing mr kennedy at a rally in arizona, mr trump promised to release all documents pertaining to the assassination of his uncle, the democrat presidentjohn f kennedy. iam announcing i am announcing tonight that upon my election i will establish a new

the royal mail says it is likely the postcard was put back into its system, rather than being lost fory. >> wow, that is unique. >> it is. >> well, in this ktvu idea of the day, we asked image generator midjourney to imagine a ktvu themed monster truck. you can see that big old two. here's what it came up with. it is fully equipped with a live news feed. as you can see on the top, there's a tv screen and it looks like they're probably showcasing monster trucks up there. >> that's right. there's y is it possible to count on my internet like my customers count on me? it is with comcast business. keeping you up and running with our 99.9% network reliability. and security that helps outsmart threats to your data. moaire dida twoo? -your data, too. there's even round-the- clock customer support. so you can be there for your customers. with comcast business, reliability isn't just possible. it's happening. switch to reliable comcast business internet with security and get started for $49.99 a month. plus ask how to get up to a $500 prepaid card. call today! fox's kevin uretsky gives us some

royal mail has joined forces with historic royal palaces to create 10 different images.jewels. another day, and another work has appeared by street artist banksy. sticking with the animal theme, this time it's monkeys in brick lane. it's the third mural banksy has claimed credit for this week after two elephants on a wall in chelsea on tuesday and a goat near kew bridge on monday. travel now, and let's see how the tube is faring. there's no service on the bakerloo line between queens park and harrow & wealdstone and a similar issue on that section of the overground. and severe delays on the district line. good morning. a bright start, at least for some of us this morning. a few sunny spells, but then the cloud will increase and we'll see some outbreaks of rain as we head further through the day. so short—lived sunshine this morning. clouds increasing from the west. some light patchy rain, some drizzle. one or two bursts could be a bit heavier. breezy through the afternoon and temperatures on the cool side around 22 celsius the maximum. then overnight tonight we're going

and that's the basic story, is that the royal mail is what was the actual figure?s probably something that happens out in the town, because in a, in a shires, out in the sticks, out in the sticks, you still know, you still know you're posting and i'm going to mention the c word, but come christmas oh no no no no no . christmas oh no no no no no. >> but my postman will definitely get a crimbo gift. oh yeah. >> well yeah. >> well yeah. >> well yeah. >> well it's always i think there's different couriers cos i get all, you know, 4 or 5 of them for my 4 or 5 parcels a week that i get same postie. yeah. you know the postman. exactly. but he's my postie generally is bringing like junk mail these days. >> yeah. well that's the thing. i mean, i can't remember the last time i actually got anything for the taxes. >> i always leave something. i always leave a nice present for the bin men. >> yes. oh, absolutely. >> yes. oh, absolutely. >> because then if you need something done, they'll they'll see. >> i don't know the bin men at all because we live in a block of flats. so th

czech billionaire daniel kretinsky has £3.5 billion takeover deal for the owner of royal mail has beenuk government under security rules. international distribution services , the parent company of services, the parent company of royal mail, agreed a takeover deal by mr kretinsky group in may. it's understood the cabinet office has now launched a review process into the bid. under the new national security and investment act. the process will assess whether the sale to mr kawczynski, who's already id's largest shareholder, could affect the uk's economic infrastructure or pose a security risk . serial killer security risk. serial killer levi bellfield has been blocked from having a civil partnership after a new law came into force, stopping the most serious offenders getting married behind bars. bellfield is serving two whole life orders for killing 13 year old milly dowler. marsha mcdonnell and amelie delagrange, as well as the attempted murder of kate sheedy. it's understood he'd recently submitted an application for a civil partnership, which is believed to have been spared the gover

yes, new things is like royal mail rebranding for a whole new era of diversity.ditionalist. his anger was with rome , not theology. he with rome, not theology. he hated being told what to do. these changes coming from the top down, all at a time when our churches need greater donations, will drive traditional christians away. who are the beating heart within church communities and that leads me very nicely on to a woman who is one of those people and who has some very strong words for the archbishop of woke, mr welby, emma webb. take it away. >> i think that the viewers have done my bit for me there. i think it was you, darren, wasn't it? who joked that it would be the mosque of england? maybe that's what's meant by the m of e, but i think that the bishops who are obviously running the shows, the commissars, the apparatchiks of the church of england, should go and do something else. if they don't want to run a church , then they want to run a church, then they should go and do something else. and that is exactly what they've been doing. so we've seen in the last

wife melania, there in the newspaper today where this appears, the daily mail , the doyenne of all royal mailenne of all royal reporters, richard kay, it says about this story that it's so incredible why he says that is because the queen was always very, very discreet and she would never vouchsafe her private thoughts to anyone other than her most trusted confidantes and close friends, and all those people were in that position because they would never blab or blab about anything. the queen said, or else they would find themselves banished to the equivalent of outer mongolia. so we don't know. but it's fascinating. it's in the book . it will hurt trump in the book. it will hurt trump actually , personally, that's one actually, personally, that's one of the incidents that apparently she objected to because he stood in front of her. so she had to sidestep to come round on his right hand side. this was during the inspection of the guard at windsor castle. we don't know about it all, patrick raised a very interesting question. or was it you, emily? is it right for people to disclose private conve

postman used to deliver them in an envelope to deliver them in an envelope to your house via the royal mailher and your father's face was like, i told you you weren't doing enough work or whatever, but that that is a rite of passage as well. i don't get all this. oh i'm fretting. oh, i'm fretting. jog on, lads and lasses. come on, get a life. get a grip . get a grip. >> no, i mean, i know you're going to agree, renee. probably. >> i am going to agree, because obviously i've done a—levels and a—levels and it is very stressful at the time. of course it is because your future depends on it. what concerned me about this story is that teachers are taking phone calls from parents. about 70% of teachers said they had taken phone calls from parents, saying how is little johnny coping with the pressure of his exams? well when i see teenagers in my gp practice and they come in and they say they're anxious, i know straight away what's going on and i say what's going on at the moment? and they all say, oh, well, i've got my mocks coming up, or i've got this coming up and i say the same thing to all of

now, this one, the daily mail all right, this is a royal world exclusive from the daily mail. very rude, but get this astonishing claim revealed in new book, which also reports that the late monarch believed that the president must have an arrangement with his wife, melania. queen elizabeth found donald trump quotes very rude. a sensational new biography is claiming the sovereign, who hosted the ex—us president twice during her reign, is said to have particularly disliked the way he looked over her shoulder as if in search of others. more interesting, she also mused over his relationship with melania and said she believed he must have some sort of arrangement. the astonishing claim is being made by craig brown in his new book, a voyage around the queen, which was a bit weird and which is being serialised in the daily mail. he reports the conversation occurred at a lunch weeks after one of mr trump's visits. he says over the course of her reign, her majesty entertained many controversial foreign leaders, including bashar al assad and robert mugabe. idi amin, donald trump and em

and now, as the daily mail reports, he is discussing the use of royal troops to stop the disorder.his financial times headline is very appropriate. just a month ago , they tried to convince readers that britain is definitely a beacon of stability. and this is a fresh cartoon. an ordinary briton asks which country is the most tolerant, the mirror reflects the rioters and migrants who shout: "we want our country back". the cartoonist seems to hint that british society has already brought itself to disaster by tolerating all kinds of minorities, although the editors do not rule out that putin is to blame for everything, for inciting unrest, in all seriousness. some russian bots are being blamed. the police were prepared for protests, but not on such a scale. violent clashes continued throughout the city for more than 4 hours, a week after the events in southford, this this is not a protest anymore, in my opinion, this is violence, this is protracted violence, unfortunately, large stones were thrown at us, were they aimed at us or at other groups, we don't know yet, the investigation w

fact, i think what they were saying , think what they were saying, this is a report by the daily mail's royalknow, seeing her at big royal events. and she'll , you know, if events. and she'll, you know, if she's up to it, she will, you know, appear now and then. but most of her work will be done from home because she's, you know, she's still having the cancer treatment. and as she said , way back in the summer, said, way back in the summer, she has good days and she has bad days. >> yeah, we can all understand that , can't >> yeah, we can all understand that, can't we? but it just makes such a difference, doesn't it? to catch glimpses of her and seeing her and william. this week congratulating the gb athletes after the success at the olympics. it really does make all the difference just to see her, doesn't it? >> it certainly does. and i think , you know, she wants to think, you know, she wants to get out there, but i don't think she's going to be back at the daily chore of royal. you know, royal duties, visiting hospitals, things like that. i don't think she'd be strong enough to do that. bu

royal family. you can fix buckingham palace. it's going to be great, yeah. interesting. we'll see what happens with that. i get the feeling from the way the story has been written. charlotte griffiths from the mailey won't be back in they're they won't be back in the royal fold full time, but it will be a move to rehabilitate his image and maybe, you know, touchy , touchy just a bit every, touchy, touchy just a bit every, every little step at a time . every little step at a time. maybe for a few years. the first steps turn into a more permanent move, i'll just say i've mentioned lucy letby on the sunday mirror. then we didn't have the picture of the front page, but i will i will stand corrected. she murdered seven babies and was accused of trying to kill seven others who did survive. so she didn't kill 14. she killed seven. there we go. it's going to be a really interesting story, lisa. this. so what do you reckon of lucy letby, >> i mean, i don't know why , but >> i mean, i don't know why, but i think that british justice system should do its job, and i don't know why i think that over this, because i don't usually think that about many things, but i think the amounts of conspiracy theories and

we can move leo to the have a look a royal world exclusive on the front page of the daily mail.his is the best story we've seen in ages. >> yeah. so, i mean, it's an exclusive, but it's not that new. yeah. >> it's surprising. >> it's surprising. >> it's surprising. >> it didn't happen yesterday. yeah. so this is the queen said trump was very rude. so the astonishing claims not that astonishing. it's kind of what you'd expect. it's kind of on brand isn't it. yeah. for both of them it's revealed in a new book which also reports that the late monarch believed president the president must have an arrangement with his wife, melania. i don't know if this is because donald trump tried it on with her or what happened, but yeah, apparently, you know, she saw she saw a bit, she saw the comings and goings from donald trump's bedroom and thought he must have some sort of arrangement. >> so the moscow tapes, he's putting it around a bit. was he so was he a swinger? was that the implication? >> i think i think he's a swinger. >> okay. was the queen swinger? >> i don't think so. >> i don't thi

mail on sunday. i'm joined now by royal extraordinaire angela levin. good evening. hello. >> what's going on here? who has he been receiving spiritual advice from? from clairvoyant psychics or rabbis? >> no, no . archbishop of >> no, no. archbishop of canterbury. oh, now, the interesting thing is the archbishop of canterbury married harry and meghan. and i was wondering that harry has a very great difficulty nowadays in actually finding someone he can actually finding someone he can actually talk to, to get him to talk to his father. oh, right. so i wondered whether he actually asked the archbishop to help him talk to his talk to his father so that his father would talk to him. and the reason mainly that king charles hasn't spoken to harry is that he calls at just any old time king charles doesn't have any phones that he walks around with, and he needs his working hard. he needs to rest and he needs a treatment. so it's not necessarily, very difficult. and he needs quiet and calm and harry has been on and been shouting at him, demanding this, determined to get that

they've started a serialisation of another royal bookin serialisation of another royal book in the daily mailarts off on what was this year to this week or this soon? two weeks, two years ago. i'll get it right, when the queen died and he starts looking at what years? it's two years, is it? >> good grief . >> good grief. >> good grief. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> king charles has been king for two years, isn't he? i know exactly september the 8th, because of course i remember. that was my birthday. yeah, and he details what happened on that day, how various members of the family came together where prince harry was. prince harry texted william straight away saying, i. all right, you know, granny's just died. as you know, ineed granny's just died. as you know, i need to come with you. when are you flying up? never got a reply, apparently, so he had to make his own way. and as we now know, he arrived there a bit late. that details that. but the author also goes into what was happening all around the country and other lots and lots of various different people. who had a response. and there's this lovel

the mail has got william and harry didn't share a word at memorial. things are frosty among the royalsot germaine in battle to save marriage . finally, the daily marriage. finally, the daily star oasis apparently going to sort out the conflict in russia and ukraine. well, we'll see about that. that's it for tonight's show. thanks to my guests kogan and whetton. i'm going to be back tomorrow at 11:00 with jonathan and cressida. i think . and if you're cressida. i think. and if you're watching the 5 am, repeat, then please do stay tuned, because now it's time for breakfast. >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers sponsors of weather on gb news >> good evening. here's your latest gb news weather update coming to you from the met office. now as we head through the end of meteorological summer and into autumn, there will be some heavy thundery showers around this weekend, but also quite a bit of fine weather because at the moment we do have high pressure still dominating our story, which has settled things down today and will keep things down today and will keep things mostly dry over

mail on sunday, charlotte griffiths. charlotte, thank you very, very much. and should meghan be allowed to be using her royal, this is exactly why the queen said you can't be half in, half out because she probably foresaw problems like this coming down the line, because the problem isn't so much her using her fame and her royal associations to promote a brand, because actually catherine does do that. she promoted catherine zariadres earrings and made catherine zorayda an overnight hit. but the problem is meghan using that word the global stage. because meghan has used her connections to the royal family to create pseudo royal tours, and on the royal tours to promote handbags that she's invested in and that's where it's really complicated, because she's meeting the vice president of colombia, wearing a handbag that she's invested in, and previously she's worn this sesta handbag brand for lunch with cameron diaz, where she got papped cameron diaz, where she got pappedin cameron diaz, where she got papped in california. i think that's also okay because she's just being papped in california, possibly on purpose.

. >> the daily mail leads with the estranged royal brothers not sharing a word at their uncle's funerala bit different, reporting that thames water has lobbied officials for higher bills after asking ofwat to increase charges by 59%. >> the mirror leads with jermaine jenas in a battle to save his marriage . save his marriage. >> well, joining us to go through the newspapers now, showbiz reporter, stephanie takyi and political editor of huffpost uk kevin schofield, stephanie, we start with the story that amazingly, is three front page leads today so that the press have decided this is big news. >> i find it interesting about, you know, we've been talking about ozempic for months and months now , but it turns out months now, but it turns out like all these weight loss drugs, they've got a secret ingredient called semaglutide, which actually is being hailed as the fountain of youth. and apparently it has a wide range of benefits, not just losing the weight, but it helps with your high blood pressure. it helps with kidney disease, heart disease. so now it seems like the market is going to h

that's our royal correspondent, cameron walker, bringing us up to date on meghan and harry's latest venture onto mental health. thank you very much. i'm joined now by the editor at large of the mailout the same subject. charlotte, thank you very much. lovely to see you, charlotte, i mean, the idea of these two launching a parenting website when neither of them actually talked to their own dads is the irony is not lost on me. what do you make of what you've heard from them in this tv interview, >> well, they have come under a lot of slack because, today in the daily mail for example, they asked the question, well, what about her dad? is there some sort of group that her dad can go to because he's not very well. he's getting on in age and he has very, you know, vocally expressed fears that he may never meet his grandchildren. so i suppose, i mean, i don't think the two things are directly unked the two things are directly linked , obviously, but i see linked, obviously, but i see what you're saying there because they're obviously, very kind and charitable people, but they charity starts at home sometimes and they don't seem to extend that to, to their own parents in some cases, and