so an example of that would be women in the royal air force.ernment target of 15%, at the time that target was set, the raf had already surpassed that, and in the last year 20% of the people we have recruited into the royal air force are women, and they are from, you know, every branch and trade. everything is open to everybody. now it's not perfect. we have further to go there, clearly, so make sure we're fully representative, but i think it shows we are doing pretty well. would you go so far as to agree with rear admiral alex burton who said "we are in danger of losing our status as a credible military power, unless spending is increased", is that something you recognise? we are an immensely credible and capable air force. so if we look at operations against daesh, we would be number two in the coalition, alongside the united states, but number two in the coalition has meant that on occasions we have been providing up to 40% of the capability. at the same time we have been not only defending the skies around the united kingdom, but in support

‘ the ‘the royal air towards the ideals of the royal air force, and indeed to realise the aspirations practicalterms, because it is a celebration, what have you got planned? the big event is clearly going to be here in london on the 10th ofjuly. we will have the service at westminster abbey, a parade down the mall, and a big fly past, as well. that will be a tremendous day. the essence of area 100 is notjust that single event. it is events across the nation. we have a major programme of engaging with young people, from the ages of nine to 15 primarily, and aiming to really inspire them through the launch platform of the raf. how do you propose to engage with young people? raf. how do you propose to engage with young people ?|j raf. how do you propose to engage with young people? i think we start from a real advantage. the royal air forces at the forefront of the air and space and cyber... said there is great technology there. we also set a great example of challenging young people, and giving them opportunities and allowing them to develop themselves. we want to inspire young people t

meghan markle's road to royal thety.s diana way before she met her son, prince harry. diana's official biographer, andrew morton, the man diana went to to talk about the darkest times of her life, is now telling about about meghan's so called on swegs the people's princess. >> meghan's friends said she -- one of them said she wanted to be diana 2.0. >> in his new book, meghan, a hollywood princess. a teenage markle viewed the video of the the wedding and watched and was moved by her funeral. as much as she admired diana, markle said she wasn't completely familiar with the royals. >> because i'm from the states. you don't grow up with the same undering of the royal family and so, while i now understand very clearly the global interest there. >> the book features rare photos of a teenage meghan performing in high school plays. one of her early jobs was as a briefcase model for deal or no deal. >> some of the dresses were so tight she had the to have help. had an assistant to put her shoes on. the girl would eat pizza and -

from hardened royal watchers camped outside the hospitalfor from hardened royal watchers camped outsidepital for a week, from hardened royal watchers camped outside the hospitalfor a week, to the media ready and waiting to ca ptu re the media ready and waiting to capture the moment the family leave the lindo wing. the arrival means george and charlotte have a younger sibling to introduce to royal life. august last year, the duchess was in the early stages of pregnancy. if you days after these pictures, she pulled out of an engagement due to severe morning sickness. the condition she suffered with during her previous pregnancies which kept her previous pregnancies which kept her out of the public eye. its severity was underlined when she missed prince george's first day of school in september. the following month, back to work and she seemed in good spirits. a busy pregnancy with a tour of norway and sweden, and engagement in the uk most weeks. in march after she and prince william cooked up a commonwealth lunch, she began her maternity leave. five years ago after a night in hospital, pr

this is a royal family.aby in hospital and most of go forfree. have a baby in hospital and most of go for free. —— they are paying have a baby in hospital and most of go forfree. —— they are paying £500 to have a baby. the self—appointed town crier basically ran out from the steps wearing her proclamations saying that a network resume then andi saying that a network resume then and i would get in this country... was part of the establishment. we had done a lot of nice baby stuff and maranda, takes to be independent. you have an interesting and education store. and a much more serious no—hitter on the page. we know that hell hath frozen over. there is no picture. they have gone for a different story. it is a very good story. very depressing story i'm afraid. what is that a free of information request has revealed the fa ct information request has revealed the fact that there is a systematic bias in the university admissions system against a black applicants to university. this is really serious. we have alrea

it was formed by the merger of the army's royal flying corps and the royal naval air service. across the country, including a fly past at biggin hill in kent where three world war ii aircrafts took to the skies watched by veterans. 0ur correspondent robert hall has been at stow maries great war aerodrome in essex where he's been speaking to people involved in today's celebrations. few better places to be on this milestone day for the raf, because stow maries is the last intact first world war aerodrome in europe. intact because lots of people, many of them volunteers, have worked here for quite a few gears to get back to something resembling what it would have been a 1918. behind me the flagpole where the raf standard has just been raised to replace the unionjack just been raised to replace the union jack representing the just been raised to replace the unionjack representing the royal flying corps which went before it. if that sounds confusing, let's explain. ian flint is the chief executive of the stow maries trust. why is stow maries and iconic place for the raf, today and

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

our royal correspondent nicholas witchell reports. it wasn't the moment for royal baby remarks., the remembrance of a live cut short and a murder which still has an impact a quarter of a century after it occurred. prince harry and meghan markle, who has known racism in her life, took their seats for the memorial service to stephen lawrence. across the aisle was stephen's mother doreen and his younger brother stuart. prince harry read a message from the prince of wales, paying tribute to the family's efforts to honour deavin ‘s memory. as you remember stephen and what has been lost it is my special hope that you might all find some comfort in knowing just how much there is to be thankful for, comfort in knowing just how much there is to be thankfulfor, in comfort in knowing just how much there is to be thankful for, in the stevens life and in all that it has inspired. applause and that life and what it has inspired will henceforth be remembered every year on the anniversary of his death. the prime minister announced that after consultation with his family, april 22 would become s

a royal name for a royal baby.arised zone on the border between the two countries. when the leaders met in the border village of panmunjom they held hands before symbolically crossing the concrete blocks that mark the border between the two countries. after holding private talks the two leaders planted a commemorative pine tree, using soil and water gathered from both sides of the border. the north korean leader kimjong—un and south korean leader moonjae—in then talked in full view of the watching media cameras on a wooden platform. the leaders signed an agreement in which they pledged a common goal of achieving a nuclear—free korean peninsula through complete denuclearization. south korea's leader will also visit north korea in the autumn. the summit ended with a meal where the leaders toasted their historic day. the south korean leader moonjae—in confirmed the ambition to denuclearize the korean peninsula. translation: we will work together, mr kim and i, having faith in each other. and through the hotline, we wi

a lot of connections between british and french royals.uis quite a popular name these days as well so it is very in keeping with the kind of names that were being looked at. as someone who has worked for the royal household for seven years perhaps you can give us an insight into what it would be like with the arrival of this new addition to the family. i'm sure it is very exciting. he has a lot of grandparents and great grandparents who will be very eager to spend time with the youngster. it is a very exciting time, isn't it, for anybody who is just had a child and getting to be at home and spend those magical first few weeks with them. in a moment a summary of the business news this hour but first, the headlines on bbc news: a momentous step. talks between the leaders of north and south korea take place in the demilitarised zone, with a pledge there should be no more war on the peninsula. the duke and duchess of cambridge announce the name of the new royal arrival, prince louis. the government's hostile environment for immigrants is putti

prince harry wedding next month. >> i have to do my royal homework. >> i'll cover the royal stuff. you cover sports. welcome back to "early start." i'm christine romans. >> i'm dave briggs. it is 31 minutes past the hour. we start with breaking news. authorities are warning people to keep doors locked and eyes open as long as the waffle house attackers is on the loose. 29-year-old travis reinking shot and killed four people with an ar-15 rifle on early sunday morning. reinking is known to have a history of mental problems. he was arrested last year after breaching a security barrier at the white house. the guns were given to his father and his father gave them back to reinking. for more, let's go to cnn's diane gallagher in antioch, tennessee. >> reporter: dave and christine, of course, above all else, people here in antioch, tennessee and surrounding area are on edge. we are looking at more than 24 hours now since the shooting. they still do not know where he is. they have been looking for him and used k-9s trying to find this man and still no sign of 29-year-old travis reinking.

it was formed by the merger of the army's royal flying corps and the royal naval air service.er than 200 aircraft at the start of the first world war. a number of events a re the first world war. a number of events are being held across the country. those events, as you can see them live at biggin hill wartime airfield, are preparing for a fly—past, which is due to take place in the next few moments. we have timed this rather well as we see the engines revving up. with me is the aviation historian paul beaver. he is going to guide us through the events that you are going to witness at biggin hill. before we do that, just a word on the significance of today. it is a very significant day. the raf is 100 years old. the army and the navy tried to claw the budget back in the 20s, 30s, 40s, 50s, 60s and 70s. it is significant because it demonstrates where britain is in the league table of air forces. britain is in the league table of airforces. we britain is in the league table of air forces. we might britain is in the league table of airforces. we might have a small airforces. we m

these days, the royal family is a busy family. >> i think to have a royal baby and a royal wedding happeningth baby three now arriving for william and kate, it means more than figuring out which hand-me-downs to wear or prepping a car seat in the third row. it's a matter of who could take the throne. >> the royal family modernized the monarchy to make sure that girls can't be overtaking by boys. >> the newborn will be fifth in line, following prince charles, prince william, big brother george and princess charlotte, who retains her position. as for the other royal couple, prince harry and meghan markle, they haven't slowed down at all, their wedding now 26 days away. in case you lost your save the date, that's may 19th in st. georges chapel. at windsor castle. the couple stepping out for the invictus games, the site of their first official appearance together. markel, in addition to preparing for her new role as a royal aunt, is also planning to take on a bigger role in the royal family. the former actress, who just got married on the small screen, named one of "time" magazine's 100 most inf

it was formed by the merger of the army's royal flying corps and the royal naval air service.held across the country, including a fly—past at biggin hill in kent where three world war ii aircrafts took to the skies watched by veterans. robert hall has spent the day at stow maries great war aerodrome in essex where a ceremony to mark the centenary is being held. where better to be on this milestone day for the raf, because stow maries is the last intact first world war aerodrome in europe. intact because lots of people, many of them volunteers, have worked here for quite a few years to get it back to something resembling what it would have been in 1918. this really was on the front line and stayed on the front line for a long period once the changeover happened to the raf. let's get some context, we have an raf historian who has been helping us out this morning. firstly, life aboard the aircraft for the men, what would it have been like? rudimentary, and very cold. you can see the cockpit of the reproduction aircraft what it would have been like, no home comforts in here, and v

really very sorry fans of the royal family and you can see them at every royal event they are there they're in union jack flags yes they're very very faithful to the royal family and they will not be missed at any event. the gates of mass and of london. for him lined up on top stories this hour the prime minister of all media has resigned after soldiers joined in the protests against his appointment to the position now the opposition leader at the heart of the opposition has led to eleven days of protests from for a change of system that gives increased powers to the prime minister. of belgium course has found out something i'm just so i'm guilty of attempted murder he said since twenty years in prison is the only surviving suspect in the twenty fifteen times time goes on trial over a police shootout in brussels before he was arrested is now being held in france awaiting trial over his role in the parser it's. essential up to date on the top of the hour i'm going. to. europe in spring time there is a line to see him do along the german french border between fribourg in strasbourg . for inst

the raf was formed by merging the army's royal flying corps and the royal naval air service.ert hall reports from stow maries in essex. so the miners are the men and machines whose actions convinced politicians that independent air force was the way forward. on the runway at europe's last intact first world war aerodrome, echoes from the day the raf became a reality. this tiny biplane would have been familiar to the men who pioneered military aviation. today, stow maries airfield has turned back the clock, remembering squadrons who defended london against the zeppelin airships and who helped convince sceptics that air power could survive and expand. we're very proud to say that of the operational aerodromes, active on operations on the day of formation, we're the only one left. we're the only one that you can still fly from and the only one where you can see these aircraft doing what they did then. in london, serving personnel and veterans gathered for a service which marked the start of the centenary commemorations, the raf family looking back to events which provide inspira

it was formed by the merger of the army's royal flying corps and the royal naval air service.ad fewer than 200 aircraft at the start of the first world war. a number of events are being held across the country. with me is aviation historian, paul beaver, who's an honorary group captain, for 601 squadron of the raf. the significance of today, how would you put this into context?” the significance of today, how would you put this into context? i think this is a really significant day, not only the world's first air force but an not only the world's first air force butan airforce not only the world's first air force but an air force that has over the yea rs but an air force that has over the years managed to get together the technologies and move forward. we are looking at 100 years, so let's look at the next 100 years. we are looking at cyber, we are looking at space, the royal air force has its own satellite, and that has always been its hallmark. it has been able to get the latest technology and find the people. in terms of their people, it is significant because it has never

the difference in the royal family, there is a sense that the modern royal family in waiting, they aree know lots about them. the queen, for example, in spite of the films, what we think we know, we know nothing about, and that is the way the monarch should work. the change in the monarchy becomes extraordinarily vulnerable, it becomes vulnerable because people will rise to it. listen to people there, still lots of interest in it, there, still lots of interest in it, the fashion business will a fortune, etc except. after time, with the changing society, society: it's different ways, leaving europe, the world has not been set in its ways. society looks at some of its institutions and eventually the institute become vulnerable. i'm not saying that we'll all collapse in 20 yea rs saying that we'll all collapse in 20 years and george will never be king, but i think george being king is a long way, and the way society in this country is going, it is quite capable of being indifferent. would you say that there are few signs of indifference today, given the latest edition? if we go by what we

and just -- they're royal. i mean, we need more royalty. love confine elizabeth, but girl we can need some morrelltives. >> what did you think of the name treacle t. winterbottom. >> tinkle t. is a good way to be. >> what are people saying about the new royal's name dumbledore cumberbatch. what is the word on the street? >> that's right, i don't know, a little strange for me. i don't hear anything good about the name. i think it doesn't fit for a royal baby. normally it's charles or common names. i think it's a very strange name because nobody knows the name, it's absolutely uncommon, and it doesn't belong to a royal family, really. >> what are people saying about it? >> it's really weird, they don't accept it, they don't hear that name before. >> they don't like it? >> they don't loike it, of course. >> what was your reaction to the new baby vermouth mcgillicutty. >> they're going to have a hard time at school pronouncing that. >> talking to people about the name of the new royal baby. they named it thomas, but chef "o" they used a doughnu

there will be broadcast around the world, on the royal service. so many around the royal service.to see and hear this concert. thanks to my back to you later to find out whether she was actually tapping her feet along to shaggy. thank you very much indeed forjoining us from the royal albert hall and the cons are being shown live on abc. —— bbc. a funeral service for the former first lady of the united states barbara bush has taken place in houston, texas. the wife of george bush sr died on tuesday at the age of 92. she will be buried later today. fourformer presidents, including barack obama and bill clinton, were at the service. joining me now from houston is cbs correspondent weija jiang. thank you forjoining us this evening. that service over now but really quite an event to celebrate this woman who had such a huge place in the lives of the presidential family. carol, this was a deeply personal event. in fact, family. carol, this was a deeply personal event. infact, barbara bush herself planted many elements of it. and it was called a celebration of family, faith and service, a

there are a lot of well-wishers here, royal watchers, other people came to catch a glimpse of royal familyrive off to perhaps collect his other children to visit his wife in hospital. but for the moment, this is prince william leaving the lindo wing. the world's attention on this growing young family as strong as ever, george. >> okay, james, amy is right here by my side. you were there for prince george's birth. lay out what's going to happen over the next few hours. >> we have the big royal announcement at be buckingham palace the official announcement. you find out how much the baby weighed and the name which everyone is anticipating. they have royal bets going on how much the baby weighs, what the name is. it's so exciting. i remember when i was standing out there. it was so joyful and fun and people love to celebrate with the royal family. >> they sure do. victoria murphy is there today. what does it feel like? >> hey, hello, good morning. it's an incredible atmosphere here today at the lindo wing. a cheer went up when they announced that news not long ago that kate safely delivered a

now, with the arrival of the latest royal baby, the british royal family has a prince whose name hasin royal terms, most particularly with france. france had 18 kings called louis, including louis xiv, who reigned for 72 years. so what do people make of the name louis? we are french, so we kind of like it, obviously! and as for the brits? i love it. i love the name louis. i'm so pleased it's not going to be arthur! so pleased! that's the middle name, louis arthur charles. four days old and little louis is already creating his own entente cordiale. and you can get in touch with me and most of the team on twitter. i'm @nkem ifejika. goodbye. hello. let's bring you up to date with how the weather is going to pan out across the british isles for the weekend and the start of next week. friday was none too sparkling for many parts of the british isles. this is pretty typical of what most of you had to endure. when you look at how the chart is shaping up for the start of saturday, the closer you are, generally speaking, to that area of low pressure, the cloudier your weekend is going to be.

among its customers the belgian royal family. am top fashion labels. this is for the fashion designer this van noten this is his favorite flower and. it became iconic of all because it has been maybe copied fifty times. and beauty brands also embellished their images with signature look. in the back of the. cosmetic shop in. ginza in tokyo and this is there is it's called korean but. it's done one by one and there is. that project took two days and nights his wife marianne has played a key role in his career. my wife i would be nothing i wouldn't be famous and nobody would have known about my exists in the she was my she was stabilizing me she was keeping with my two feet on the ground. that saw. the two married forty years ago there were a few speed bumps my father and mother didn't want us to get married and her father and mother. to get married. because he made a mistake in this speech he was talking about another couple and it was very funny . made a terrible mistake. don't forget it will always be first with this flower then you will be second. ye

indeed, reeta, injust the last few seconds, the announcement that the british royal family has a newing was one of those left less than enchanted. but charlotte barry was more impressed. after lunch, the wait was on for the first glimpse of the new arrival, and that well—known royal lover simon mccoy was all agog on afternoon live. uh... after lunch, the wait was on for the first glimpse of the new arrival, and that well—known royal lover simon mccoy was all agog on afternoon live. uh... there's a door, there's a policeman. where is the baby? look, can you see in the mirror in the doorway? look at the photographers and the cameramen that you can't see, hundreds who are waiting outside. audience reaction continued to come in, with michael expressing his views like this... well, the two main participants in that forthcoming royal wedding were conducting more sombre duties on wednesday. here is nicholas witchell. first light at the australia and new zealand war memorials in london on anzac day. a commemoration attended this year by prince harry and meghan markle, in particular remembran

its name of emotional significance to the royal family. to the royal family. of course a strong echories ago. royalty from centuries ago. catherine like, because louis is william's fourth name. william's fourth name. christened william arthur philip louis. louis. mountbatten of burma, who was killed three years before william's bursts. three years before william's bursts. louis and used it as prince george's third name. third name. first name, so we now have a prince louis. louis. louis as a member of the british royal family. royal family. think was in 1215, when prince louis of france invaded england. of france invaded england. he was sent packing the following year. sent packing the following year. french connection, they've had any number of king louiss in france. number of king louiss in france. course in tribute to william's father. nicholas witchell, thank you. that's according to the chief economist of the bank of england. people getting into debt. understand about the economy. we talk about the economy. what do you think we mean by that? you think we mean by that? england bu

the royal family is, this is great. even is happy for harry. >> gayle helps this tonight. >> meghan markle will become her royal highness when she walks down the aisle here in st. george's chapel. we were inside the church. when you're inside the chapel, it does feel like a very intimate setting. stained glass windows. it's a beautiful, beautiful sacred space. >> the special features meghan's sorority sisters. they discuss her in her college days. >> she's the total package. and smart. >> she's going to be a princess. i'm driving to costco. >> she's marrying a real prince. i'm driving to costco. >> on may 19th, tune in as gayle and i give you live coverage. >> i like the blending. we're going to be live for six freak b hours. he's a good talker. this will be the first time kevin and i stepped out. i wonder what he's going to wear. >> gayle, i'm going the wear a big fat smile on my face because i'm going to be with you. >>> kerry washington is a royal watcher. we found out meghan is a big kerry fan, as well. >> we talked

before the raf there was the royal flying corps and the royal naval air service.two arms. in the 1960s the bbc spoke to pilots who flew with those two arms and i want to play you a tiny bit of these very brave man. you had to fight as if there was nothing but you and your guns. you had nobody at your side, nobody cheering with you, nobody to look after you if you are hit. you we re look after you if you are hit. you were alone. you fought alone and died alone. there was undoubtedly a sense of chivalry in the air. we did not feel that we were shooting at men. we didn't want to kill men. we we re really men. we didn't want to kill men. we were really trying to shoot down the machines. 0ur enemies were not the men in the machines. 0ur enemies we re men in the machines. 0ur enemies were the machines themselves. look at your medals, this is for service done with today's raf. before we come onto the commemorations, as a pilot, do you feel that link to the past? we have moved on immeasurably. absolutely. trent would turn up today and see this spirit of adventure in all t

the start was moved as close to the royal nursery as possible. was 26 miles 385 yards, the distance that is used today for every marathon. through eton, harrow and into london, it was the diminutive dorando pietri who took the lead. but the italian was literally out on his feet when he reached the stadium. he fell and got up again four times as the crowd watched on in white city. and then, richard, this is the actual finish line? yes, indeed it is. but because pietri was helped over the line he was subsequently disqualified. pietri may not have won gold but he did win the hearts of the british public. and watching queen alexandra who awarded him a special silver trophy that went back to his hometown in italy. until now. and here it is, then, dorando pietri's famous silver trophy. it is on display here at the london marathon expo in the docklands, and it is just the second time in 110 years that it has been back in london. organisers say pietri embodied the spirit of the london marathon. tomorrow 41,000 more runners get their chance to create spor

everything that surrounds the royal family here in the u.k. is strictly strictly trolled and you don't have any chance to get anywhere near any of the people that are entering don't feel only the hospitals disallowed but there is lots of police look just front of the entrance but everywhere here tony i can see all just about ten police officers there we are making sure that nobody here pretty soon because of course we've we have well wishers here people have been dissipated and really really eagerly new baby and that i would like to know would like to get closer but it's strictly prohibited all right so the royal family is keeping quiet about whether it's going to be a boy or a girl but what about the bets what are people saying what's the gut feeling bad people have is that going. to be a boy or girl and what about possible names. yes boy or girl is the big question though obviously have already won boy one girl haven't given anything away about the sex of this baby the speculation is that the name is going to be rather traditional the duches

our royal correspondent sarah campbell is outside the hospital, sarah. reeta, injust the last few seconds, the announcement that the british royal family has a new member, a prince... ernest worting was one of those left less than enchanted. but charlotte barry was more impressed. after lunch, the wait was on for the first glimpse of the new arrival, and that well—known royal lover simon mccoy was all agog on afternoon live. uh... there's a door, there's a policeman. where is the baby? look, can you see in the mirror in the doorway? look at the photographers and the cameras that you can see, hundreds who are waiting outside. audience reaction continued to come in, with michael expressing his views like this... well, the two main participants in that forthcoming royal wedding were conducting more sombre duties on wednesday. here is nicholas witchell. first light at the australia and new zealand war memorials in london on anzac day. a commemoration attended this year by prince harry and meghan markle, in particular remembrance of the thousands of troops fr

so how important is tourism to funding services like the royal flying doctor service?portant. 100% of our profits from the tourist facility go back into the royal flying doctor service. it helps fund the purchasing and also the medical equipping of our craft. we have 25% of our funding as a gap which needs to be filled and that is where our money comes from. over the decades, the flying doctor service has saved countless lives. it's amazing to think that it's thanks to a small—town church minister who wanted to do his bit to help people living out in the bush. something tells me he would be very proud of the people who still fly to save lives today. we have gone from just a few planes to 67 aircraft, from 2a different locations in and around australia. next up, we leave the australian outback behind and head to america, where for over a century people have reported seeing strange lights on the horizon in the texan town of marfa. no—one is exactly sure what they are, but many people claim to have seen them, so we went to meet them. this is the rambling boy, broadcasting

as per royal tradition.'t come for another day or two, but there is hot favorites like albert, arthur and, of course, prince philip. sorry, well, it would be prince philip, wouldn't it? named after his great-grandfather potentially. >> and kelly, how old is this child? i'm not doing the math. a five-hour time difference? because the baby was born around 11:00 in the morning, london time? >> reporter: that's right. so the baby's about seven hours old, actually. seven hours old. his mother, the duchess of cambridge, looks fantastic, of course. there were rumors that the hair-stylist was seen leaving the hospital earlier today out of that door. that's usually our cue that the family will be leaving today. she obviously has to make this historic moment. this is a picture that will be shown as you know over and over and over again. this will be in you know, royal archives and historical photos. the importance of her looking like the mother of a king, well -- it can't be minimized, and there they are. >> there the

wanted this could mean for the former soviet country also on the show it's a boy for the british royals the duchess of cambridge to give birth to her third child with husband prince william will have an update from our correspondent on time the clinic in london. and the verdict is guilty as charged the only surviving suspect in the twenty fifteen paris terror attacks salam to slam is sentenced to twenty years in prison in belgium for his role in a police shootout. thanks for joining us i'm marrying a. armenia's prime ministers serve sark c.n.n. has resigned following more than a week of mass protests against him in a statement posted online he said the protest leader was right and he was wrong groups of soldiers had joined those demonstrations today in the capital here of on protestors have accused stark's down of trying to remain in power for life authorities had arrested more than two hundred people over the weekend including the leader of the opposition but federal lawmaker nichol passion yen was released earlier today. well for the latest from armenia we're joined now by joshua co-c

was this the first royal wave from the new little baby?fter giving birth. her tribute to princess diana. 2-year-old charlotte's wave to the crowd and prince william speaks out about being a dad to three. ♪ >>> and get ready to laugh. adam sandler, chris rock here live, so is my wife ali wenworth. and she's here to say -- >> good morning, america. [ cheers and applause ] >>> oh, how we love when ali is here on this show. >> yeah, it's right up there with halloween. >> celebrating your birthday on the show. oh my goodness, she has a great new book that is out and she will spend time with us at the breakfast table. >> on a five-second delay. >> you know what i love, you never know what she's going to say. it is the best thing for us. >> for you. >> we love it, though. >> there's a lot of excitement for ali to be here and a lot of excitement for the new royal baby. let's take a look, live look at westminster abbey, the bells there ringing to celebrate his arrival. we'll have more on that coming up in the show. >>> we'll start out with that dea

as you may have guessed, the royal baby is the focus of the majority of tomorrow's papers.hospital steps, as well as the official announcement at buckingham palace. the metro offers three cheers for the duke and duchess' third child. in addition to the royal baby news, the daily mirror also carries claims that current home secretary amber rudd is taking the blame for the windrush scandal. staying with the windrush immigration row, the guardian headlines amber rudd's announcement that those affected will be given uk citizenship. the times says amber rudd's promise is designed to change the culture at the home office with regards to immigration. the financial times reports theresa may's announcement of an annual day in commemoration of murdered teenager stephen lawrence. it's back to the royal baby for the daily telegraph — with a full—cover picture of catherine and the new prince. and the sun plays up the shakespearean connection to the royal birth, falling as it did on the bard's birthday. so the windrush development and the royal baby sharing the honours on the front pages

perfect royal match today.n wore black boot-cut jeans and black heels. the couple both wore polo shirts. this is this 11th public event together. with just 43 days to go, a source tells "e.t." meghan has been studying binders with information on the commonwealth and the royal family, our source tells us, quote, she's a quick learning. >> and call this a kind of dress rehearsal for meghan. before her "suits" character leaves the show for good she'll tie the knot later this month on the season finale of "suits" with tv fiance patrick j. adams. >> meghan and i have been so close from the beginning of the show to finally get to that moment was really great. >> "e.t." spoke to adams and his wife troin bellisario at an event benefitting the anti-hunger charity, this bar saves lives. >> now what will you get them as a royal couple if you go to the wedding or not will you send like a toaster? >> we were trying to choose between like a blender or bread maker. you know something classy, like a good blender. >> i think sh

it was created by merging the army's royal flying corps and the royal naval air service.aid tribute to the men and women who, she said, had gallantly defended freedom. our correspondent robert hall reports from essex. on the runway at europe's last intact first world war aerodrome, echoes from the day the raf became a reality. this tiny biplane would have been familiar to the men who pioneered military aviation. today, stow maries airfield has turned back the clock, remembering squadrons who defended london against the zeppelin airships and who helped convince sceptics that air power could survive and expand. we're very proud to say that of the operational aerodromes, active on operations on the day of formation, we're the only one left. we're the only one that you can still fly from, and the only one where you can see these aircraft doing what they did then. in london, serving personnel and veterans gathered for a service which marked the start of the centenary commemorations, the raf family looking back to events which provide inspiration for the future. oh, it's a wond

there we go. there is enormous coverage on the royal baby. royal baby.rn earlier this morning: —— we spoke earlier to a correspondent. spoke earlier to a correspondent. and if you want to read it you can help yourself to a souvenir edition. help yourself to a souvenir edition. entire addition is a souvenir edition. edition. a tough year last year for the high—street. of shutting down. a town badly affected by closures. good morning. to fill the spaces on the high—street. high—street. then but not now because now places like this are an evening ghost town. like this are an evening ghost town. what is the answer? life back into city centres and town centres like this one? centres like this one? to get people back into the town centre. it's just so different to what it was. friends margaret and ken have lived in doncaster nearly all their lives. they've seen this town change. street and market. but today, things are rather different. and this came in its place. but i do think it's very sad to see all these empty shops. the high street now is banks and butty

the baby prince in his mother's arms, the newest addition to the royal family.the line to the throne. the duchess of cambridge arrived at hospital in the early stages of labour before six o'clock this morning. her son was born at 11.01. at eight pounds, seven ounces, he is the heaviest of the three cambridge children. and, as with princess charlotte, the duchess gave birth and left hospital all on the same day. we have got a new prince here today, god save the queen! the news it was a boy came a few hours earlier to the delight of hardened royal watchers, some of whom had been to the delight of hardened royal watchers, some of whom had been camping outside of the hospital for more than a week. wonderful news! fantastic news! it's a boy! yes, i know, isn't it wonderful! isn't it great news? it's making everyone smile. there was a visit too from the new big brother and sister. a tentative looking prince george, confident wave from princess charlotte. holding tightly onto dad's hand as they went in for one of those defining moments of family life, and charlotte sho

here is our royal coloured, correspondence. “— here is our royal coloured, correspondence. —— royal correspondenteorge and charlie, but finally the damage baby has a new name, louis. —— george and charlotte. it is a departure from the anglo—saxon names the royals normally choose for something which is french and german in origin. so what is going on? is this a subtle message of solidarity with europe? or is it simply that william and catherine liked the name? the evidence suggests the latter. after william's birth in 1982 he was named by his parents, william arthur philip louis. it was a tribute by prince charles to his beloved great—uncle, lord louis. earl who had been murdered by the ira three years before william's birth. so the name has threaded its way through the generations. now, with the arrival of the latest royal baby, the british royalfamily has a prince whose name has family links and a cross—channel connection. louis is a name with strong european associations in royal terms. most particularly with france. france had 18 kings called louis, including louis xiv, who reigned for 72 year

>> the royal wedding? >> yeah. >> the royal wedding. >> i'll figure it out.l see it on twitter. >> it's a massive deal speaking of weddings, last night, meghan markle got her fair tale ending on tv. and it's up first in tonight's royal report. >> i can't wait to begin our adventure together. >> meghan and her tv love patrick j. adams were written off "suits" with a wedding. >> i now pronounce you man and wife. >> as for meghan's upcoming royal wedding, today the palace confirmed that prince william will be harry's best man. in 2011, harry stood up for william when he tied the knot with kate. >> and did william drop a major baby name hint? the newborn prince is still nameless, but when alexander downer, australia's high commissioner, suggested the name alexander -- >> well, it's funny you should say that. it's a good name. >> will meghan's good friend serena williams attend her wedding? at the premiere of her hbo docuseries "being serena," the tennis superstar raved about the bride-to-be. >> she's such a great girl, and she is incredibly nice, and i couldn't b