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everything changed when she went to brighton's royal sussex hospital with an aneurysm, a balloon —liked the first procedure had not been successful and sarah would need a second. she also suffered two heart attacks and contracted covid whilst in hospital. it was terrible, i would look at her and she was like a vegetable. and then the days afterwards where she was sort of as they call awake, but she was awake but it was like the lights were on and no one is at home. to walk in there and your mum not even recognise you or know who you are, it was really hard. the trust say _ you are, it was really hard. the trust say whilst _ you are, it was really hard. the trust say whilst there vascular team is highly skilled, sadly sometimes complications occur following complex surgery and when a person's life is in imminent danger, such procedures are offered even when the risks are high. one former nhs medical director says he has never seen a crisis like the one facing university hospitals sussex. i seen a crisis like the one facing university hospitals sussex. i think the issue is — university h

now, royal author tom sussexes. tom quinn has revealed that william and kate are apparently making efforts to mend the rift and they're keen for a reconciliation. but meghan is refusing to bury the hatchet unless they do two things. speaking to the mirror, mr quinn said harry would like a reconciliation his reconciliation but supports his wife completely and until she feels that the royal family have sufficiently apologised, it's not going to happen, right? well, joined now by the well, i'm joined now by the editor at large of the mail on sunday, charlotte griffiths. charlotte, very, very charlotte, thank you very, very much. is meghan really getting in think of in the way? do you think of a reconciliation between harry and william? >> i think i think she is pushing for an apology, and i think that's been going on for quite a long although think that's been going on for quite have g although think that's been going on for quite have been although think that's been going on for quite have been reports ugh think that's

royal family. you know, you're the sussex royal or you're using the sussex royal or whatever they're using now.not just not fair. it's just not right. but what think. right. but that's what i think. what think? gb views no what do you think? gb views no gb gbnews.com/yoursay what do you think? gb views no gb gbnof s.com/yoursay what do you think? gb views no gb gbnof ..com/yoursay what do you think? gb views no gb gbnof . i'll1/yoursay what do you think? gb views no gb gbnof . i'll getursay what do you think? gb views no gb gbnof . i'll get that' going to sort of. i'll get that right. this is gb news. i'm nana akua. we're live on tv, online and on digital radio. coming up, my royal roundup, angela levin will be live here in the studio to give us the latest from behind but behind the palace walls. but next, the great next, it's time for the great british debate this hour. and i'm asking, benefits be i'm asking, should benefits be axed year on the dole? axed after a year on the dole? i've got a poll up right now asking you very question on asking you that very question on x. be axed after x. shou

royal stuff. here's patrick christys donelan gb news. okay. welcome back to patrick christys . tonight. we're only on christys. tonight. we're only on gb news. and it's time for the latest sussex prince harry and meghan markle have announced their first non—official royal tour of nigeria . everyone's favourite nigeria. everyone's favourite couple have been invited by nigeria's chief of defence staff to take part in cultural activities , and their upcoming activities, and their upcoming trip is linked to their work with the invictus games as they were expected to meet military servicemen and women. meghan is particularly excited as she revealed several times actually, that she is 43% nigerian but in truth, sussex style . there are truth, sussex style. there are those who are not a fan of their decision, with some royal experts accusing the couple of trying to have their cake and eat it as they play the royal card. and a surprise update from another royal tonight as well. the duchess of edinburgh has become the first member of the royal family to visit ukraine since russia's invasion. so there we go. some stuff there about the duchess of edinburgh joining me now is editor at lar

and royal news the duke of sussex is returning to the uk in just over a week's time to attend a ceremonyry of the invictus games . it will be the first time games. it will be the first time prince harry is back in the uk since his visit to see the king, after his cancer diagnosis in february, and it's the first major event he's attended in the country for some time. he'll be at the service of thanksgiving at the service of thanksgiving at london's saint paul's cathedral on the 8th of may. he's expected to provide a reading at the event, marking a decade since the inaugural event in 2014. for the latest stories , in 2014. for the latest stories, you can sign up to gb news alerts by scanning the qr code on your screen or go to gb news. com slash alerts. now back to . darren. >> thanks as ever, tatiana . now >> thanks as ever, tatiana. now we'll start, folks, with the fallout from another setback for rishi sunak. tory mp doctor dan poulter has defected from the conservatives to labour, claiming the party no longer prioritises the overstretched nhs. doctor poulter says the conservatives are

the only he does is to only royal work he does is to use the title and to have a website that goes on about duchesses and sussexesnd things. >> yeah, or you could say he's a right royal pain to the royal family but the fact is, idle or while he's not because he's not doing anything according to this. >> so you can't you can't be. you've got to be one or the other. anyway, the point is, is he's a resident and you can be a resident anywhere. what's his name? the king. the king who resigned. then they sent resigned. and then they sent him to to be, to the bahamas or bermuda to be, you the story after before you know, the story after before the or something. and he was the war or something. and he was the war or something. and he was the last one he was in with the nazis. who's the guy? the he was the king for a short period of time, if you know who louis is talking about, do let us know. >> let's move on to the telegraph. steve what have they got? >> a couple of stories that are of interest. >> rayner faces new homes, tax questions, although actually most this is rayner most of this article is rayner faces the same

for the royal family you've had, as we said, the duke and duchess of sussex stepping back and really a large amount of that time since 2020, when they stepped back as working royals. now a lot of royal watchers and there's been a lot of commentary as well around potentially this is the date that he'd, listed on companies house documents for this, business of his . he had this, business of his. he had put, as we said, june 2023 as the date. and a lot of people have said that actually coincides with the date that the couple vacated their frogmore cottage residence, which, of course, they were asked by king charles when he became to king vacate, they'd been there for three years since their marriage . so a lot of people pointing perhaps to that being behind the reason that they don't have that uk residence anymore . they've uk residence anymore. they've been quite vocal as well in the past about, you know, feeling that that was their safe space in the uk, so potentially that's maybe behind this more official, documentation actually stating that , it is documentation actually stating that

and finally, royal news the duke of sussex is returning to the uk in just over a week to attend a ceremony marking the 10th anniversary of the invictus games. it will be the invictus games. it will be the first time prince harry is back in the uk since his visit to see the king after his cancer diagnosis in february, and is the first major event he'll attend in the uk for some time. he'll be at the service of thanksgiving at london's saint paups thanksgiving at london's saint paul's cathedral on the 8th of may, where he'll provide a reading at the event marking a decade since the inaugural event in 2014. for the latest stories, you can sign up to gb news alerts by scanning the qr code on your screen or you can go to gb news. comment hurts now it's back to . nana. back to. nana. >> good afternoon. it's fast approaching seven minutes after 3:00. this is gb news live on tv, online and on digital radio. i'm nana akua now. universities are no longer the home of freedom of speech. when i was at uni, all those many , many years uni, all those many, many years ago, it was a place where people went

maybe it's time for the duke and duchess of sussex and the rest of the royal family to bury the hatchethome and fill the void which has been left by our senior royals who are unwell at the moment and dealing with other things. and dean, it's only really the queen, camilla, who we've seen out and about recently. so tonight i'm asking the question is it time for meghan and harry? will and kate, camilla and charles to bury the hatchet, get back together ? and hatchet, get back together? and for the duke and duchess of sussex to come home? >> abby, would you forgive your daughter who left you estranged for best part of half a decade? didn't invite you to her wedding. you had a heart attack. she didn't bother go and she didn't bother to go and visit you. the husband didn't bother to fly to ever you bother to fly to ever meet you upon the relationship starting. and never seen your and also you'd never seen your grandchildren. would you easily forgive and forget that kind of torrid ? torrid behaviour? >> don't children, but >> i don't have children, but i imagine i did have children , imagine

i'm not surprised the sussexes have lived in california since they stepped back as working royals in rst product in her new influencer, her new influencer range american riviera orchard, sending out pr packages with strawberry jam inside back here at home, though, the prince of wales has had his first engagement on thursday since since the princess of wales announced her cancer diagnosis. >> okay . well joining us now to >> okay. well joining us now to get the latest on all this royal shenanigans is showbiz commentator sarah louise robinson. thank you forjoining robinson. thank you for joining us. good morning to you. so lots going on williams out and about doing the royal duties. you know getting whilst the getting on with it whilst the princess wales is ill. harry princess of wales is ill. harry meanwhile mean meanwhile and meghan i mean what's jam let's what's this jam about. let's start with the jam. >> well they've got >> the jam. well they've got themselves a themselves into a bit of a sticky actually ended sticky mess. it's actually ended up a bonus for king up being a bonus fo

the rift is very deep, as we all know, and the sussexes , for four years the sussexes, for four years they've attacked the royal't trust harry with very good reason. because of the various attacks on the royal family. >> however, given the fact that king charles is undergoing treatment for cancer, and given the fact that catherine, who is seriously ill, preventative chemotherapy is, i should think, desperately stressful . desperately stressful. >> she made that courageous video message to the nation will they get together ? i suspect the they get together? i suspect the answer to this will lie or hope it lies in private links talks privately that we don't know about. so we know that william is in touch with, harry after, of course, the video message. apparently the reports were the sussexes didn't know of catherine's condition before then. the facts are, however, that we simply don't know what's going to happen. but it is definitely possible that since king charles has never closed the door , and since after all, the door, and since after all, they're both his sons , and since they're both his sons, and since t

royal development today. and it's been revealed that the duke of sussex will return to the uk in just over a week's time to markary of the invictus games. prince harry will attend a special thanksgiving service at saint paul's cathedral on the 8th of may, where he will also recite a poem. so how should the king's son be greeted by the british public? should he have a hero's welcome? let's ask my top punst hero's welcome? let's ask my top pundits reem ibrahim neil parish and nigel nelson. what do you think? should we roll out the red carpet for harry? >> no, but we should welcome him. so no , no to a hero's him. so no, no to a hero's welcome. but the invictus games has been his baby for ten years. it is the ten year anniversary. he's coming here for a thanksgiving service at saint paul's. all of that is absolutely right. the only. the only thing i would say is that the british public shouldn't pay for any security vie. and he's lost his high court battle on that one. so they won't anyway. >> well, it's funny you should say that, because i don't agree. i actually think that prince harry should have top royal secu

sussex. but as for the working royals , they're very working royals, they're very much focused on what's happeningn't we, that the princess of wales would return to some dufies wales would return to some duties after easter. we're now after easter. we all wish her well. obviously she was forced into a position of having to relay that private medical information. really. but do we know when we might see her camera on any news? >> well, that after easter message, i'm afraid , is message, i'm afraid, is certainly not the up to date one because of the princess's cancer diagnosis, she is undergoing preventative chemotherapy at the moment. what i am hearing from those close to the princess is that she may well decide to attend certain events if she feels up to it, and if she's really keen to go . but in terms really keen to go. but in terms of a return to full scale public dufies of a return to full scale public duties and full as a full time working royal, i suspect that's some time to come yet. but perhaps, maybe we'll see her at some point this summer. but it just honestly depends on how her treatment

why is the runaway royal still getting these special privileges? and do we even the sussexesck on home soil? fleet street legend kelvin mackenzie tears into next. this is patrick christys . this is patrick christys. tonight. now. very soon. i have a big exclusive for you. i expose the most outrageous plans for an asylum detention centre anywhere in britain. and it's a competitive field. but this really is the worst one. but first, i am joined by former editor of sun, kelvin editor of the sun, kelvin mackenzie. now, prince harry has been he will be been assured that he will not be deported united states deported from the united states whilst is president. whilst joe biden is president. the foundation think the heritage foundation think tank dc been tank in washington, dc has been pushing for the department of homeland to make the homeland security to make the duke's visa application public after string of boasts after he made a string of boasts about his drug use and his tell all memoir, spare. it's thought that if harry had lied on his visa application about taking drugs, he

royal photographer, ian lloyd . looking photographer, ian lloyd. looking forward to this. following his lure and confessions of drug use, the duke of sussex is praying that joe biden will be re—elected in november because if donald trump returns to the white house, prince harry could be deported to britain . that's be deported to britain. that's right, folks, this is not a drill. prince harry could be deported to britain in the next year or two. we'll cover that at ten. so two hours of big opinion, big debate and big entertainment. lots to get through. don't miss a second of the action. first, the news headunes the action. first, the news headlines and sophia wenzler. >> thanks, mark. good evening. i'm sofia wenzler in the gb newsroom. your top story this hour. newsroom. your top story this hour . mark newsroom. your top story this hour. mark menzies has announced his resignation from the tory party saying he won't be standing in the next election. the filed mp was suspended following claims he used political donations to cover medical expenses and pay off bad people who had locked him in a flat. he disputes the allegations , though. foll

royals. yes, of course, the duke and duchess of sussex have announced they producing announced they will be producings at home as part of their deal with netflix. all of that and much more to come. this is welcome back to gb news saturday with me. dawn neesom on your telly. online and on digital radio. now back to our main breaking story of the day. six people have been confirmed killed in a stabbing spree at a shopping centre near bondi beach in sydney, australia . authorities say many more might have been killed had it not been for the actions of a lone police officer. she caught up with the attacker before shooting him dead as he raised his weapon towards her, it's an ongoing story. his weapon towards her, it's an ongoing story . we're going to ongoing story. we're going to keep you up to date throughout the day here, but joining me now is sky news australia host andrew bolt . andrew, thank you andrew bolt. andrew, thank you very much for joining andrew bolt. andrew, thank you very much forjoining us andrew bolt. andrew, thank you very much for joining us this afternoon . can you bring us up after

royal duties today. he will be attending events surrounding around food preservation. the prprincess of wales treatmer cancer is not expected to attend. prince harry renouncing british residency. filed paperwork. the duke of sussex bill belichick revealing that he has never had a cup of coffee. >> trying to get him an expresso martini found out he hates coffee. >> never had a cup of coffee. >> two expresso martinis. give the speech past the cup you go absolutely not. >> carley: belichick says he prefers juice or tea in the morning. how do you kick off your mornings? we want to know. email us at friends@foxnews.com. i'm usually very caffeinated by 3:00 a.m. those killed in the october 7th terror attack in israel. todd piro is live from a new exhibit in new york city. coming up next. [coughing] copd hasn't been pretty. it's tough to breathe and tough to keep wondering if this is as good as it gets. but trelegy has shown me that there's still beauty and breath to be had. because with three medicines in one inhaler, trelegy keeps my airways open and prevents future flare-ups. and with one dose a day, trelegy improves lung function so i can breathe more freely all day and night. trelegy won't replace a rescue inhaler

royal photographer, ian lloyd . looking photographer, ian lloyd. looking forward to this. following his lure and confessions of drug use, the duke of sussexvember because if donald trump returns to the white house, prince harry could be deported to britain . that's be deported to britain. that's right, folks, this is not a drill. prince harry could be deported to britain in the next year or two. we'll cover that at ten. so two hours of big opinion, big debate and big entertainment. lots to get through. don't miss a second of the action. first, the news headunes the action. first, the news headlines and sophia wenzler. >> thanks, mark. good evening. i'm sofia wenzler in the gb newsroom. your top story this hour. newsroom. your top story this hour . mark newsroom. your top story this hour. mark menzies has announced his resignation from the tory party saying he won't be standing in the next election. the filed mp was suspended following claims he used political donations to cover medical expenses and pay off bad people who had locked him in a flat. he disputes the allegations , though. following allegations, though. following an investigati

you've just got to look at the last few years, tom, and see what the sussexes have done with their continued criticisms of the royalo come back to this country, and in actual fact , the organisers of actual fact, the organisers of the event on may the 8th for the invictus games, church service, they've they've only got her name pencilled in as a tbc. now, you would have thought if she was serious about coming here. we know harry is coming. you'd have thought if she was serious about coming here, we'd already know that she was coming here. and. and if she does come here, is bring the is she going to bring the children? mean, harry still up children? i mean, harry still up in up in the about his security. >> he thinks that britain is the most unsafest country in the world. most unsafest country in the worhe's clearly >> he's clearly not not remembered like remembered what it's like in the united , so i'm, i'm united states, so i'm, i'm sceptical that she's ever going to set foot in this country again. >> well, that's an issue, isn't it? not just her relationship with this country, but, that security provision, which

first broke back in 2020 after the sussexes former communications secretary jason knauf, raised a complaint. fast forward a few years time and meghan's former senior royalow revealed to an australian news outlet that she was one of the staff interviewed in the subsequent bullying investigation by the palace. well, the investigation was triggered by several resignations from meghan's team, with one staffer said they'd been left feeling sick after a tirade from the duchess. others says i feel terrified and i can't stop shaking. after tantrums from meghan over issues as significant as the wrong shade of red being chosen for gas blankets at a lavish shooting weekend. this is all according to reports, of course, bower believes that now one of the staffers involved in the bullying investigation has spoken out. plenty more will soon follow. michael, welcome to the show. look, is the dam about to break, do you think, on meghan markle's bullying allegations are actually if she's done nothing wrong? >> good evening . patrick, in >> good evening. patrick, in buckingham palace. patrick there is a big safe. and inside that safe is the equivalent of an unexploded bom

this hou duchess of sussex, is making the duchess of sussex, is making money off back of her money off the back of her in—laws. them being the royals with of his relationship with he said it's not with her. he said it's not comedy but in america comedy gold, but in america it's pretty tame. comedy gold, but in america it's pre'that's|e.very good point. >> that's a very good point. >> that's a very good point. >> a very good point, and >> it's a very good point, and ray says who's paying? meghan's brother member gb brother ray is a member of gb news, ray. and news, thank you, ray. and whoever it is has the power to stop him. no one's paying. >> because what you if >> no, because what you do, if you do it on a youtube channel and get many viewers or and you get so many viewers or adverts automatically kick in and a revenue. so. but and you get a revenue. so. but but isn't but of course, youtube isn't properly don't properly regulated. they don't seem what goes on there. seem to care what goes on there. >> oh, it's very it's very tightly regulated. >> they letting >> well, why are they letting that unregulated now. that out unregulate

royal duties . duties on the same day. >> harry, his brother, >> prince harry, his brother, officially uk . officially abandons the uk. should with should the sussexesof need . we debate this in need. we debate this in tonight's greatest britain and union house. but first, union jack house. but first, andrew bridgen the andrew bridgen exposes the excess been excess deaths that have been brushed carpet . brushed under the carpet. >> the public is being denied this data. >> this is unacceptable. madam deputy speaker, yet again, data is hidden with impunity, just like the post office scandal. >> more of that after this short break. this is patrick christys tonight with me, ben leo. only on . gb news. welcome back. patrick christys. tonight with me. ben. leo only on gb news. let's get more of tomorrow's newspapers. let's kick start with the mirror. i warns the tories about him . warns the tories about him. three months ago, tory chiefs were alerted to mark menzies allegedly pleading for party cash to pay. quote, bad people . cash to pay. quote, bad people. well, three months ago, okay. yeah. good stuff. let's bad people and the i says brexit travel hope

royal photographer, ian , and in my take a ten. ian lloyd, and in my take a ten. looking forward to this. following his lurid confessions of drug use, the duke of sussexg that joe biden is re—elected in november because if donald trump returns to the white house, prince harry could be deported to britain . reacting be deported to britain. reacting to the big stories of the day, michael crick linda jubilee and yes, a member of the house of lords that has some common sense. lord kulveer, ranger. plus the most important part of the show your views. they come straight to my laptop. gbnews.com forward slash your say. this show has a golden rule. we don't do boring. not on my watch. i just won't have it a big two hours to come. don't miss a second of the action. and we start with my big opinion. like a stubborn case of chlamydia , the angela rayner chlamydia, the angela rayner story just won't go away . and story just won't go away. and i'm itching to tell you more in what feels like day 377 of this political drama, i fear that we'll still be talking about this in decades to come. we'll still be speculating long after the conclusion of world war iii. it wil

and in other royal news, before we move on, donald trump could prince harry trump could deport prince harry if he became president. recall, after the duke of sussexrs, and 44% of them said that, yes, they would like to see harry deported. and the top comment was fascinating . 8000 comment was fascinating. 8000 views from an american viewer said at the bottom of your visa application, it clearly states , application, it clearly states, i swear under penalty of perjury that the foregoing is true and correct to the best of my knowledge. so they are saying, if he willingly told a porkie on that application, he might well be in trouble and especially so if a certain president trump becomes the president, because of course, we know how much he loved the queen. could this be a revenge dish served up cold? now that's it from me on this easter monday. of course, dewbs& co is up next with dawn neesom, but don't forget to join us from 6 am. tomorrow. it's breakfast a.m. tomorrow. it's breakfast with stephen and ellie followed by britain's newsroom at 930 with andrew and bev and then, of course, tom and emily with good afternoon britain. from midday. i'll be