grant harold, former royal butler. with me is the royal historian christopher lee.duke, why do you think this has come now? well it has been coming for some time. he has been doing less, but he is 95. there is nothing wrong with him other than being 95. he has said he scaled back when he was 90 but he didn't really scale back a huge amount. a lot of people will think, he is going to keep going. i think some of him will. forget the word retirement. i like the idea he is dropping out of a lot of the royal duties but i remember sort of almost remember, that when he first became part of the household, he thought he had got nothing to do. he didn't really scale back a huge amount. a lot of people will think, he is going to keep going. i think some of him will. forget the word retirement. i like the idea he is dropping out of a lot of the royal duties but i remember sort of almost remember, that when he first became part of the household, he thought he had got nothing to do. he said "i am just an amoeba, who do i do? " he started with the duke of edinburgh award scheme bu

something even more important, her royal security.ad long cautioned her not to make. >> whatever you want to do, you will always be diana, the princess of wales. the one thing that you shouldn't give up is your security. i urge you strongly not to do that. there's only one person that could, in my view that could her security, and that would have been the queen herself. if the queen had insisted that she retain that security, well we wouldn't be having this discussion. because diana, in my view, would have been alive today. >> reporter: but the queen did not insist. diana's security detail stood down. >> then in my view the tragedy was almost inevitable. >>> coming up, the man who stole her heart. >> she said, i think that i have met my mr. wonderful. >> and the man who would share her fate. >> dodie fayed came at a critical moment in diana's life. "the girl with psoriasis." people don't stare anymore. i never joined in. that wasn't fair to any of us. i was covered. i tried lots of things over the years. but i didn't give up. i kept o

family. 0k, 5haping this kind of royal family.on when he feels like it, be out and about alongside the queen. and he is also either patron, president or a member of some 780 organisations. we are told he will continue his association with those. when you think about it like that, you realise how busy you must be. christmas party season must be a nightmare for him. thank you, sophie. an entire field of barley grown without any help from a farmer, or from any people at all. that‘s the aim of researchers at harper adams university who are using robots and drones to grow a hectare of barley. if they succeed it will be the first time anyone in the world has managed to use robots for every stage of the growing and harvesting of a crop. this is a robot tractor, an autonomous vehicle that striving itself as part of a world first experiment. and these are the rules of the experiment. so this is the safety fence around the hectare, and the team don‘t really want to go inside it, but they are allowed inside if there is a safety issue or if t

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for royal, i am not the important person. foi’ someone royal, i am not the important person.ditional naval officer, from the very early days, we're hearing in the packages, he was green before everybody else. he used to sit facing —— to say things like, britain has two bullets finger out. we have to become more efficient how we run our businesses. the world wildlife fund, we take for granted now. he was a pioneer. when we see the princes today talking about the ivory trade and campaigning for the preservation of wildlife, that all comes from their grandfather. robert lacey, thank you. we have had lots of figures serve today illustrating the huge contribution prince philip has made to public life. he met more than 600 overseas trips alongside the queen, he made more than 5000 speeches. come the autumn, much of that will stop. this is bbc news. the headlines: the duke of edinburgh announces he's to retire from all public duties in autumn — a decision supported by the queen. emmanuel macron and marine le pen square off in the final tv debate ahead of the french presidential elec

family for some yea rs within the royal family for some years now. hear this news today?|j years now. were you surprised to hear this news today? i was surprised, i was amazed. i am glad for him that he has made the decision to do it. i think if you have reached 96, which is a good 30 yea rs have reached 96, which is a good 30 years after most people retire, you are, and aftera years after most people retire, you are, and after a life he has led, you are more than entitled to have a bit of time to yourself, and i think that his contribution has been immeasurable. and i was very taken with one of your earlier reports, in which prince philip actually said, you know, thinking of things to say when he is making speeches. you know, he writes of his own speeches, he does an extraordinary amount of work on the half of all of those organisations, and it is, i believe, a right decision on his part for his sake. but i think the debt this country sake. but i think the debt this cou ntry owes sake. but i think the debt this country owes him is a very great one i

he'll retire from royal duties in the autumn.ion, which has the support of the queen, is not related to any health issues. there have been tributes from public and politicians alike, with theresa may praising what she called his steadfast support for the queen. in a moment we'll look at the prince's contribution to national life but first our royal correspondent nick witchell on what's prompted this decision. it is an image to which the nation has become accustomed over a good many decades. the queen and the duke of edinburgh side—by—side on official business. today they were at a reception at st james‘ palace. the duke a few steps behind and there in support. inside, meeting members of the order of merit, swapping stories about hearing aids. and joking about retirement. i hear you're standing down. i hear you're standing downlj i hear you're standing down. i can't stand up much! never mind standing down, i have trouble standing up, he said. but, come the autumn, his attendance at events like this will be the exception. after nea

a royal wedding. it captivated so many people in england or britain and around the world? >> because firstly, you mention this, no one has forgotten pippa in that absolutely glorious figure hugging dress at the royal wedding in 2011 and there is of course added interest, prince harry will be there, and in my view we simply don't know any details, megan markel, the humanitarian activist who is his very serious date, i'm sure she will be making an appearance. i will be also absolutely fascinated to see official photographs if indeed they are released of the two together which we haven't seen. they've been dating almost a year in august. >> it has been an interesting story. i apologize, mr. fits williams. in terms of that marriage, making note of the new couple on the scene, harry and his girlfriend, this is a departure for the royal family in many ways, isn't it? >> the royal family have changed. so much has altered, especially since days of the wedding of the prince and princess of wales which is only

his decision will mark a transition for the royal family.it to scotch rumours he holds an offshore account, as his rival marine le pen alleged during their debate. the surfer rescued after 32 hours stranded in the irish sea tells the bbc he thought he was going to die. matthew bryce was found 13 miles off the argyll coast on monday night after going surfing on sunday morning. now the sport. the arsenal manager arsene wenger says the extreme highs and lows of a career in football adds to the pressure on players and can lead to mental health problems. everton's aaron lennon is receiving treatment after being detained by police under the mental health act last weekend. not all the players, even if they feel the need, they do want to be helped by people who are at the club. sometimes you don't want to show that you could be interpreted as a weakness inside the club, and so i believe that you understand that most of the players, in a situation where they need help, they want to do that outside the club. jose mourinho has written off finishing in

our royal correspondent nicholas witchell reports.rriving at st james‘s palace a short time ago, side by side, as we are accustomed to seeing them, the queen and the duke of edinburgh. but this, come the autumn, will be the exception. the duke has decided, finally, just a few weeks short of his 96th birthday, that it is time for him to step back from public duties. the paller says the decision has not been prompted by any particular concern about health, and indeedin particular concern about health, and indeed in recent weeks he has been for billing a group of engagements which belie his age. yesterday, he was at lord's cricket ground, opening a new stand, meeting young cricketers, and cracking a familiar joke. the world's most experienced... ! joke. the world's most experienced. . .! plaque unveiling joke. the world's most experienced...! plaque unveiling and much more has been a part of his life for very nearly seven decades, and although he has launched initiatives of his own, like the duke of edinburgh's award scheme, his most imp

you also have salford royal, the royal manchester children's hospital.d looking after those 59 patients injured as a result of last night's atrocity. a little earlier, we heard from people in charge of the health services here, in greater manchester, the health and social care partnership, and he was speaking of if ever you wa nted and he was speaking of if ever you wanted to see one nhs then last night and this morning, this was a true example of it. the worst of times, but bringing out the best in the people of manchester who rallied to help. whether that is members of the public offering to donate blood, ambulance staff volunteering to come in and help, the ambulance service in particular, 300 people involved in the north—west ambulance service, some on the rotor but many volunteers, coming in even though they were not due to be on shift. huge response from the medical teams here. let's talk to hugh pym our political editor. what are you hearing about the medical response? we learned from the comments made by the greater manchester health care chief t

but the continuity with other members of the royal family to continue with the patronage of the royaldies is really important. and they will bring their own particular attitudes and approaches to that as well. so we look forward to that. who have you got lined up to take over? prince philip is a senior fellow of the academy of engineering but we also have oil fellows in the princess royal and the duke of kent. —— or oil fellows in the princess royal. thank you very much for talking to us. my pleasure. let's get a look at the weather. good evening. a good deal of sunshine today and it's still pretty breezy with the cloud streaming in on that breeze in southern counties. some light rain and drizzle coming in over the next few hours but most places fine and dry. a pretty good recipe for quite a chilly night in the north. in more rural parts of northern england and scotland, down to about freezing orjust below, so a chilly start for some. a lot of fine, sunny weather across much of the uk through friday. still a bit ofa the uk through friday. still a bit of a breeze from the north sea, ke

they are all carrying out royal engagements of their own. beneath them we have the new generation of royals of william, harry and catherine who carried out around 80 engagements each last year. prince philip and the queen still carrying out far, far more engagements than two generation below them. each generation will have to step up to the plate a bit more as prince philip takes a step back. >> we'll be sorry not to see him as frequently. at least he's in good health. thank you for covering this breaking news from buckingham palace. >>> google shuts down a major phishing scam. >>> areas expected minute by flooding expecting more rain today. hey girlfriend, how's your cafe au lait? oh, it's actually... sfx: (short balloon squeal) it's ver... sfx: (balloon squeals) ok can we... sfx: (balloon squeals) i'm being so serious right now... i really want to know how your coffee is. it's... sfx: (balloon squeals) hahahaha, i had a 2nd balloon goodbye! oof, that milk in your coffee was messing with you, wasn't it? yeah. happens to more people than you

live from oui’ her royal status for love.ive from our studios in singapore and london, this is bbc news — it is newsday. hello, everyone. it is 7am in singapore, midnight in london and 7pm in washington dc where a special prosecutor has been appointed to lead investigations into russian interference in last year's residential election. he is robert mueller, serving as fbi chief in 2001- 2013, and the mueller, serving as fbi chief in 2001— 2013, and the news comes as donald trump is accused of trying to getjames donald trump is accused of trying to get james comey and, donald trump is accused of trying to getjames comey and, another former head of the fbi, to drop a probe into link between his former national security adviser and the russians. for the latest, let's ci’oss russians. for the latest, let's cross over russians. for the latest, let's cross over to washington, and the bbc‘s laura bicker. how is this appointment is seen by democrats and republicans? well, donald trump's political opponents have long been arguing for

that brings more full—time royal duties.liam has resisted that, wanting to prioritise immediate family over the family firm. what we are going to see in coming months isn't stepping up to the plate and prince charles and camilla are preparing for the next role in their lives in the monarchy. although buckingham palace the monarchy. although buckingham pa la ce wa nt the monarchy. although buckingham palace want to resist any suggestion the queen is changing her schedule, there is a sense that at their age they are having to make concessions and there is a stepping back, symbolically and a retirement for thejeep. symbolically and a retirement for the jeep. it is difficult to sum up his contribution over such a long time, but there have been some lows as well as a lot of highs. lots of people remember his gaffes. having observed for a decade, a lot of these off—the—cuff —— off the cuff remarks are to put people at ease. he told agejoke remarks are to put people at ease. he told age joke at lord's remarks are to put people at e

first simonjones at the royal london.have extensive the problem has been for them? well this hospital is part of them? well this hospital is part of the biggest nhs trust in the country and it is still facing big problems in the wake of that cyber attack. it's in the wake of that cyber attack. it‘s clear if you go into the emergency department behind me there are notices up in several different languages, saying the it systems are still down here and patients need to prepare for long delays. the trust couldn‘t tell me today, give me any indication at all of how long this is going to continue, and how quickly they‘ll be able to get the systems up and running. they are preparing for problems into tomorrow and the following week. that is because they are telling a number of patients their operations are going to have to be cancelled along with outpatient appointments. some will ta ke outpatient appointments. some will take place and the advice is if you‘re expecting treatment the hospital should contact you if your appointme

a big weekend for the royals. six yea rs a big weekend for the royals.aven't heard. our correspondent is in englefield. you would expect decent champagne and beer? have you heard of no bring no bring restau ra nt have you heard of no bring no bring resta u ra nt i have you heard of no bring no bring restaurant i would never get to go. kate will be there. her niece and nephew will be there. you do get a sense of how much attention areas. if you were not nervous already i hope you're not watching. a lot of attention. a lot of attention. melanie bromley is covering the wedding for the american e! entertainment news network and joins us from englefield in berkshire where the big day is taking place. good morning to you. i know we're talking about it you're on british television but the coverage around the world has been staggering, hasn't it? it has been absolutely crazy. in america it is one of the biggest stories. i've actually been here from los angeles since wednesday rebuilding multiple lives am here because everybody wants to know about kate's sister's

those 59 patients are spread across eight hospitals, nine are here at manchester royal. we asked how many of them were children, how many were adults. they were not able to confirm that, or say much more but we know 12 are at royal manchester children's hospital and there is at least one of the trial at another hospital. they pay tribute to the emergency services in what they said was a terrible night for manchester. they expressed their condolences for the bereaved, but said there had been a veryjoined up plan put into action. they had, in effect, written the plan beforehand. they talked of getting documents out and enacting it very quickly in terms of coordinating ambulance help from other parts of northern england, getting doctors and nurses into hospitals. there were 60 vehicles deployed with paramedics, about 300 staff were involved overnight. they said some of the 59 are seriously ill. they wouldn't say how many. some are in intensive care and they say some may be in hospitalfor a long time yet and they made a sort of plea, if you like, to local people that these h

now royal caribbean reported about a month ago.le its revenue was in line, the earnings came out higher than expected. 7 cent beat off a basis and then the guidance for the next quarter is robust and they raised the earnings forecast. just like carnival, royal caribbean said the bookings are on fire and the stuff you pay for on the ship increased by 11% year over year thanks to more shore excursions. and they have also introduced a new ship design that contains double the percentage of suites. that is hugely important because passengers in suites tend to pay more than those in single rooms. plus, technology. finding digital applications to make the guest experience less of a headache. think of wristbands that open your doors so you don't need to keep track of a key card. you can order a drink from your chair. the one piece -- it's kind of geopolitical. china and south korea are feuding over the nucor rian missile defense system so they have had to remove the korean destinations and that disruption has hurt the numbers but strength

a member of japan‘s royal family, princess mako, is to surrender her royal status by marrying a formerlaw requires a princess to leave the royal family after marrying a commoner. the move is expected to re—ignite debate on royal succession, as the 83—year—old emperor is expected to abdicate soon. much more coming up from me at the top of the hour. time for a look at the weather... good afternoon we have had some particularly dry weather in recent weeks and months. yesterday we had some particularly wet weather. you can see this big lump of cloud that swept can see this big lump of cloud that swe pt a cross can see this big lump of cloud that swept across many parts of the country, heavy rain was the south—east. on the face of it we have lost that wet weather but there is another lump of cloud waiting in the wings down here across the near continent and that will be printing some rain across southern and eastern parts of the country later on today. before that there will be some dry weather, sunshine, that was the scene in south lanarkshire. some shower clouds bubbling up. we will see s

the saudi arabia royal leader.lania not wearing the head scarf. the president having no trouble with this tradition, a dance of peace after war. then to business, a deal for the saudi kingdom to buy $350 billion in military equipment and services. >> hundreds of billion of dollars and jobs, jobs jobs. >> james comey will testify after the memorial day. he told top diplomats, i fired the head of the fbi, he was crazy, a real nut job. >> i face great pressure because of russia, that's taken off. >> in an interview with george stephanopolis, h. r. mcmaster offering an explanation. >> the intent is to say i would like to move beyond the russia news to find areas of cooperation. >> abc news has found that the investigation has spread to the president's inner circle with a senior white house aide considered a person of interest. >> meanwhile iranian president won reelection in a land side. experts hope they'll continue with freedom there and open the economy to investors. >> he was at the hem of a deal in 2016. he won wi

james' palace working at the chapel royal.ham palace announced he will give up his royal duties later this year. he will continue until about the end of august and he will step back from public life, age 95. 96 not month, so not unreasonable indeed that he should step back from public life. he's very active. he had 110 days of engagements last year to give you some idea of what that means, that is more than prince william or prince harry carried out last year. he, alongside the queen, has been very active. in fairly robust health. he was out yesterday opening a new stand at a cricket ground, a sports ground in london. he looked terrific and he was joking at one point that he was the world's most experienced plaque unveiler as he opened that stand. but he will step back from public life later this year, probably by the end of august. frances. >> certainly well deserved time alone or with just the queen by themselves certainly the case. bill neely, thank you. >>> we will continue to monitor buckingham palace for any developments

there were plenty of royals in attendance. kate was joined by husband prince william, along with little george and charlotte. prince harry was also at the church. like any good high-society affair, there were plenty of socialites and celebrities in attendance, including tennis star roger federer. pippa hasn't even started her honeymoon yet, and already, reena, media here, wondering when prince harry will pop the question. >> ninan: ah, that is the big question. speak of royals, on monday night, "48 hours" presents a two-hour prime-time special on princess diana. "cbs this morning's" gayle king hosted "princess diana: her life, her death, the truth." that's monday here on cbs. coming up, thousands of people survive colon cancer every year. two new studies show how diet and exercise can improve the odds of staying cancer-free. of fiber. terh weeks taking probiotics! days and nights of laxatives, only to have my symptoms return. (vo) if you've had enough, tell your doctor what you've tried and how long you've been at it. linzess

an announcement from the royal family overnight.e word coming down from buckingham palace about vince philip. onry: cool today, but rain the way for tomorrow. veronica johnson tracking some big changes on the way. let's talk me tracking a very different forecast today than yesterday. veronica: guest today, sunshine. it was nice outside throughout the day. we will see a lot of clouds moving into the area. looking at temperatures, the trend, more days below average than above. we have a least a little sunshine to kickoff your thursday. clouds will be moving into the area. 9:00 a.m., still partly cloudy. 60 is your temperature by then. mid 50's to right around 60 by late morning. by 2:00, if you have plans for lunch, clouds will start moving in, 68 degrees. overcast skies for the drive home. we will berain tracking. the best chance in the red friday morning. going up until lunchtime, with it, we will have lightning, some thunder, and a low threat after lunchtime tomorrow. we will fare a little bit better for the backend of the day tomo

the royal ordinance corps are at the scene. right of the picture that vehicle is a bomb disposal vehicle. at the moment, beyond the fact that we have been told there is an incident investigation of some sort, or the potential incident is being investigated, no more detail has been given to us. i think we can top now to our correspondence danny savage who is at the scene. danny, we heard from you if while ago, have you been able to learn anything more about what is going on? from what we understand the incident is now over. i overheard a police officer having a quick chat with some people who weren't part of this block of flats that was searched. from what i understand this is a block of flats just outside manchester city centre on linby street. it is owned by the housing association. there were concerns raised about something inside the block of flats. one of the units in it, earlier today. the area was quickly sealed off with a white outer cordon around some of the roads here. that outer cordon has been lifted. there is an inn

that was president trump arriving, the royal welcome. it's an attempted to turn the page between saudis and u.s. after relations faltered under the obama administration. joining me is executive director of the arabia foundation, author of a new op-ed in "the new york times" headlined what saudi arabia needs to hear from trump. great to have you here this morning. >> thank you. >> in your op-ed you say, the saudis will be listening intently this weekend for even more reassurance from mr. trump that the iran page has truly been turned and it's back on track. is that the main goal for saudi arabia, gaining assurances from trump on iran? >> i think so. it's also the saudi government appreciates the symbolism of the visit. the fact president trump is coming there as his first visit abroad. the message it all sends to the american heartland that saudi arabia is a very close ally of america. with all the confusion that came out in the rhetoric of the campaign, and also the confusion generally over the past 10, 15 years since 9/11, i think the a

not a royal wedding, but a very royal affair.oday, pippa middleton, younger sister of the duchess of cambridge married james matthews. crowds loved seeing prince george and princess charlotte. >>> from kpix, comes the sports block designed to give you highlights. and boy do we have them. we will set the table for the nba western conference finals at the top of the hour. ,, time for the warriors out west... >>> nba up top and why not? cleveland has made its statement in the east. so it's time for the warriors out west. question one: is the spurs best player a go? >> i know 100% sure he's going to play. i haven't talked to anybody, but it's just my gut. >> wrong, sir, wrong. >> leonard, because of this game one ankle injury is out again. advantage warriors because the spurs have been outscored by 61 points ever since the injury. >> i hired some soothsayers and channeled rasputin and other things. we're good to go. we're up 2-0. are we up 2-0? it sounds like it up there. >>> zaza is also out because of a bruised heel on this game tw

it means she gives up her royal status for love and places more pressure on the royal family. mako is used to posing for the cameras. but soon she will be giving up her royal status. the reason — princess mako is marrying this man, kei komuro, who works in a tokyo law firm and is known as a commoner. the couple met five years ago at university. the closest he came to royalty is starring in an ad on tourism. translation: it is very nice to hear it because there is a lot of bad news. translation: i hope they make one of the happiest families in japan. unlike his granddaughter, emperor akihito was allowed to ascend the chrysanthemum throne, despite having married the daughter of a wealthy businessman. his engagement nearly 60 years ago to michiko shoda shocked traditionalists. she was the first commoner to marry into the japanese royal family. akihito set out to modernise the old traditions, including insisting on bringing up their children themselves. but some traditions remain in place. under current japanese law, women cannot be imperial successors, so if akihito was to retire

the manchester royal infirmary. anita, what‘s the latest? manchester royal infirmary.e manchester royal infirmary, where nine of those injured in last night‘s attack are being treated. this is one of the area‘s major trauma centres, along with the trauma centres, along with the trauma centres, along with the trauma centre at salford royal where another six of the victims are being treated for their injuries. we heard a little earlier, in a news conference, that some people are requiring intensive care, that some people will be in hospitalfor requiring intensive care, that some people will be in hospital for what was described as "a long time." and that others will have life—changing injuries. but beyond that, no further detail or specific detail on how many of those injured are children and how many are adults. we do know that 12 children, children under the age of 16, are being treated at the royal manchester children‘s hospital but we know of at least one other child in another hospital, so it is not possible at this stage to give a specific breakdown on those number

the royals did not attend.t red by their lawyer, the photographs taken were shocking and breached their privacy. william has said the images were, quote, all the more painful given the memories of his mother princess diana who died in a crash being pursued by paparazzi. two of the photographers have denied any involvement and the magazine refuses to say who was responsible. stay with us for more on "early today." ur search at the all-new carfax.com that might help. show me the carfax? now the car you want and the history you need are easy to find. show me used minivans with no reported accidents. boom. love it. [struggles] show me the carfax. start your used car search and get free carfax reports at the all-new carfax.com. >>> welcome back to "early today." often when you get a huge storm in the middle of the country, you get a jet stream heading to the east. that means a ridge builds allowing the warmth to build. portland going up to 82 on thursday. san francisco 81 today. in phoenix, you're going to jump to 1

she stepped back a bit in royal engageme engagements. we will see her on her own.the country and people we look to in times of crisis. it is a moment. we will see them out in a couple of hours at church service in london. continuity is still with us, but over time, the story and narrative is changing. >> continuity indeed, max foster. 95 years old. god

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royal palace. you can see three men repeatedly beating one man on the ground. the manager of the royal palace and also a witness to what happened. >> all of a sudden i heard a noise.>> reporter: dozens of the wedding party suddenly began fighting in the parking lot and admits he could only get two of the seven security guards he told the bride and groom they would offer that night.>> i agreed that we had security issues. even if we would have had seven or eight, they would not have been out in the parking lot. >> reporter: the security guards are only hired to watch the inside of the building and when one of them did go outside, he got punched as well. the owner of the banquet hall says this same group showed signs of trouble, getting into a fight at their pre-wedding party. he had no idea until it all came to a head on their big day at his business.>> they knew from that moment there was a fight. why did they invite the same group back? >> reporter: they say they are working on stepping up securit

prince philip will stand down from his royal duties in the fall. he's turning 96. he has the full support from the queen. she will continue on with the support of the royal family. >>> new york investigators have closed their investigation into the death of a prominent new york state judge who grew up in d.c. justice sheila ab da body was found floating in the hudson river. they've tracked down all leads and found no criminality. they say evidence has been given to the chief medical examiner who will release her cause of death. >>> we have an update to breaking news we brought you yesterday morning. we now know the man shot and killed at his neighborhood gas station was being robbed. they say wayne pope had gotten out of his car at the tank on exxon station as he was approached by a man with a gun. the two got into a struggle and the suspect shot pope. the gunman is still on the loose. >>> service on the mark pen line after a train hit and killed someone. chopper 4 over the train in prince george's county. it was headed from new york when it hit the person. it hit

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the work the royal family have been doing, the royal family have been doing, the younger royals, thisbit of a breakthrough. it would be courageous. it would be great. it is a strange word to use but they could be role models. strange word to use when they are suffering but they could be role models. the former chairman of the pfa attempted suicide a few years ago, now we have aaron lennon, let's hope this time people is concerned sticks. and the goalkeeper... you hope to keep it at the front of people 's mind.|j goalkeeper... you hope to keep it at the front of people 's mind. i will give you seven out of ten. room for improvement but much better. the talking stick stays with me, i am in charge! that's it for the papers denied. thank you for coming. thank you for going. laughter see you soon. bye—bye. she is a hard woman! good evening to you. most temperatures peaking at 20 degrees. not far off that tomorrow. high—pressure edging towards iceland. it maintained the easterly flow. plus three conditions for the uk. clearer whether further north. friday morning, a bit of frost around. a l

so a wedding with royal connections. among them were prince george, his hand firmly being held by his mother, and princess charlotte. they were ushered into church ready for the arrival of the bride. pippa middleton was driven to church in an open—topped car with herfather, michael. it rekindled memories of how it was six years ago, when pippa played such a memorable supporting role at catherine's wedding at westminster abbey. today, she was the one pausing at the entrance for the photographers, in a dress which fashion editors will spend pages describing. at the church door, the roles were reversed. it was kate lending the sisterly support, making sure the dress was as it should be. then, with a final pat on the shoulder, it was time for the service to begin. less than an hour later, the church bells sounded, and page boy george led the way out of church, scattering flower petals, as the new mr and mrs james matthews emerged together as man and wife. somewhere in the family group were princes william and harry. despite

until 2003, it belonged to the royal mail.d to the royal mail. the tunnel snaked tween and alongside the regular tube, the one we know about. i've been told to come to liverpool street station, the capital's a week to the east of england, to see it for myself. —— capital's gateway. this really is the bowels of the street. i think there are another set of stairs i need to go down. yes. hira. —— here. you can actually hear the odd tube train going down as well so we must be at that level. the station mirrors its counterpart on the central line just above us. itjust lacks nice tiling and polish. hello? higher. how are you? nice to meet you. amazing. it is almost like stepping back in time. it is how it was when they closed in 2003. this man has worked down here ever since it was decommissioned. he is one of three making sure that the tunnels are dry and save. how would it work? after a letter is received, if it needed to be transferred to the ra i lwa ys needed to be transferred to the railways are another officer would be banked

our royal correspondent, peter hunt, considers the first comments from a senior royal about the impending seeing him, in public, on duty, by his wife‘s side. from the autumn, the soon to be 96—year—old will be giving up such engagements. retirement beckons but prince edward insists his father won‘t be inactive. i don‘t believe that he is going to be putting his feet up completely and disappearing into the background and never being seen again. i still think, he‘ll pick and choose what he wants to do and how he‘ll do it and what‘s sensible and what‘s practical. as i said, i don‘t think we‘ll see him completely disappear but he‘s making it absolutely clear to organisations, please don‘t come round asking me to do things and expect me to say yes, because the answer‘s going to be no. hopefully he can enjoy more of what he enjoys doing. this is an ancient institution adjusting to the fact that one of its key players will be on display a lot less. out and about, the queen relies on her husband. others will have to step up to the mark. it is always a team effort and that‘s what we do. the show g

hugh pym is at the manchester royal in the. what is the manchester royal in the.official at north west ambulance service and a senior health official here in greater manchester summing up the nhs response across the region. those 59 patients are spread across eight hospitals, nine are here at manchester royal. we asked how many of them were children, how many were adults. they were not able to confirm that, or say much more but we know 12 are at royal manchester children's hospital and there is at least one of the trial at another hospital. they pay tribute to the emergency services in what they said was a terrible night for manchester. they expressed their condolences for the bereaved, but said there had been a veryjoined up plan put into action. they had, in effect, written the plan beforehand. they talked of getting documents out and enacting it very quickly in terms of coordinating ambulance help from other parts of northern england, getting doctors and

this is near the intersection of royal court and pheasant lane. the incident does not appear to be a random act. the victim is expected to recover. >>> an historic meeting at the white house is renewing hope for peace talks in the middle east. palestinian leader despite decades of failed efforts to achieve peace between the palestinians and israelis. trump says he will do whatever is necessary. >>> here's a live look at capitol hill where the president spending bill is heading to the house floor for a vote. the president is calling the one trillion dollars measure a win for the american people. top democrats successful blocked funding for the border wall and punishments for sanctuary cities. >> for the first time director james comey is explaining in detail why he reopened the investigation into hillary clinton's private e-mail server just days before the election. during testimony on capitol hill, mr. comey said he had to tell lawmakers about those e-mails that were found on the computer of former congressman anthony weiner. >> it makes me mildly

this royal family is effective. and you have their backing and support, as long as we work together. that's the key message. >> if i can jump in with two, quick thoughts. >> just a second. we're looking at pictures of donald trump and king salman, exchanging the first few words, it seems, as they have sat down at the terminal of the airport, known as the royal hall. they are currently going to be attending a welcome tea ceremony. we'll see what that looks like. the president of the united states, laughing right now. apparently, some levity in the exchanges, as you would expect. it's all protocol at the moment. jeremy? >> yeah. just to underscore the points that nic is making here. as far as the foreign policy approach of the trump administration, i can't emphasize enough that in the last few weeks with trump administration officials and on the call with saudi officials, both have focused on the fact they're on the same page here, particularly when it comes to iran. as nic is talking about the obama administration sa

both royals enjoying a day at the zoo last month. prince philip was in and out of hospital a few times in the past year, and royal duties can be physically demanding. the queen will carry out her engagements as usual. this will be viewed as a generational change. we know the queen will never abdicate, but she may step back more and more from duties. i think we'll see more from prince william and we'll miss prince philip, his often politically incorrect jokes. at an event yesterday, he told people you're about to witness the world's most experienced plaque unveiler. back to you. >>> he'll have more on "nbc nightly news" with lester holt, th 6:00. >>> cinco de mayo is tomorrow and a lot of americans like to celebrate by drinking margaritas and ordering mexican food. the next time you order quack mo -- quaguacamole, be prepared t dip into your pockets. there's increased demand across the world, and if the trump administration follows through on an import tax on goods from mexico, the prices could spike even more. >>> you know this week,

highland -- his royal highness king solomon in putting these initiatives for. we've had a very historic day-to-day. -- day today. >> a few questions? >> mr. secretary? >> you said earlier in your briefing that saudi arabia and the united states share objectives, having said that, are there any crucial actions that will be announced taking towards iran? >> we're closely coordinating our efforts in terms of how to extremism, it support for foreign fighters, it's payment of foreign fighters, it support of militia. they are operating not just in but in iraq and syria. agreement is to be used to contain iran's nuclear aspirations. we have a group that is focused on yemen, we have a group of like-minded focused on syria. the leadership starts here in the kingdom with the strong leadership of his royal highness as well as the deputy crown prince and certainly be foreign minister. they have been wonderful and strong conveners of others who are like-minded in terms of this fight against terrorism broadly role inifically iran's supporting extremist organizations. questio

it's his first appearance since announcing he is stepping down from royal duties.nd the queen will present a new military flag, or colour, to the college. the sun columnist, and former editor, kelvin mackenzie is leaving the paper — because of controversial remarks he made about the everton footballer, ross barkley. kelvin mackenzie was suspended last month after comparing the player to a gorilla. 0ur media editor, amol rajan, reports. kelvin mackenzie is a giant of british tabloids. a brash and brutal editor editor who was a close confidant of his patron, rupert murdoch. but this time he went too far. a column about everton footballer ross barkley, whose grandfather is nigerian, compared him to a gorilla. mackenzie claimed not to know about the heritage but his column, published on the anniversary of the hillsborough disaster that he so notoriously misrepresented, prompted everton to ban the sun from its stadium. newspaper columnists are meant to provoke strong feelings and over nearly five decades in fleet street, kelvin mackenzie certainly did that. but this tim