this was a royal wedding that veered from the traditional. darling, stand by me. # stand by me.# and, perhaps one of the most memorable moments, the preaching of american bishop michael currie. love is not selfish and self—ce ntred, love can be sacrificial. and in so doing, becomes redemptive. a royal wedding had never seen or heard anything quite like it. prince charles took the mother of the bride's arm as they left to sign the register, a gesture that said, welcome to the family. cellist 19—year—old sheku kanneh—mason gave the biggest performance of his career. they had arrived as meghan markle and prince harry. they left as the duke and duchess of sussex. a title given to them on their wedding day by the queen. cheering. as the new duke and duchess emerged from st george's chapel, there was the kiss. cheering. # amen.# they said they wanted to share their wedding with the public. the carriage procession through windsor was part of that plan. thousands lined the long walk. it looked as if they had got the wedding day wished for. i feel as

working royal meghan wants to be.he proceeds of which will go towards helping those affected by the grenfell tower tragedy. the duchess was behind the publication alongside the local community. working on this project the past nine months has been a tremendous liberal of love, i had recently moved to london and i felt so immediately embraced by the women in the kitchen, your warmth and kindness and also to be in this city and see in this one small room, how multicultural it was, on a personal level i feel so proud to live in a city that can have somewhat diversity, i2 city that can have somewhat diversity, 12 countries represented in this one group of women is pretty outstanding. in the autumn harry and meghan began their first overseas tour to australia, new zealand, tonga and fiji. harry, a chance to support the impact this game is king held in sydney, the event for injured servicemen and women he built. and for meghan, her engagement strongly hinted at where she would focus her royal work, the education and empower

there might only be a few dog walkers now, but when the royals we re dog walkers now, but when the royalshere were crowds of people. some got here at half past fourin people. some got here at half past four in the morning and were queueing at the gates in the dark in order to get prime position and meet some of the royal family and they we re some of the royal family and they were not disappointed. after the service many of the royals walked down the path to sandringham house and meta down the path to sandringham house and met a lot of people who had been waiting for hours. 0ne and met a lot of people who had been waiting for hours. one girl had a long conversation with the duchess of sussex and she said how much she enjoyed her as an actress. another spoke to kate, who said her children had woken her up very early this morning. we know from the papers there has been a lot of speculation about rifts and rivalries, but the royal family looked happy and relaxed here today. they walked into the church service together and walked slowly back chatting to everyone. hundreds and hundreds of peop

it was part of the royal foundation dinner was my ongoing work it was all part of the royal foundationg. it was a chance to listen and talk to teenagers and hear their online concerns. if you‘re outside here, whatever you‘re doing, one of your mates gets picked on, you‘re going to be there to support them, but if it‘s happening on a screen and you can‘t see what‘s going on, that‘s one person very isolated on their own. the coming months will give us a sense of what kind of working royal meghan wants to be. here she took her mother and husband to the launch of the cookbook, to the launch of a cookbook, the proceeds of which will go towards helping those affected by the grenfell tower fire. the duchess was the driving behind the publication, alongside the local community. working on this project for the past nine months has been a tremendous labour of love. i had just recently moved to london and i felt so immediately embraced by the women in the kitchen, your warmth and kindness and also to be in this city and see in this one small room, how multicultural it was. on a personal level i f

so you're a regular at a royal functions! was only 20 feet away. regular at a royalfunctions! how are you going to top this next year? it was a wonderful day. we got to see the royals, but experienced this english tradition. it is worth everyone coming out. come next year. henderson hundreds of people enjoying the day here, simon. people from all over the world, america, australia and canada, and people from around the corner as well. most of them have gone home. the royal family are enjoying a traditional christmas lunch at sandringham. then they will gather round to watch the queen's speech at three o'clock. charlotte, thank you very much. the pope has appealed for brotherly love between people of all races, nations and religions to help solve the conflicts of the world. in his traditional christmas message, he said differences were not a danger but a source of richness. the archbishop of canterbury, justin welby, used his christmas sermon to speak of peace and unity at a time of challenge and discord. here's our religious affairs editor, martin

no royal had ever done that. as fairytale weddings go, this one did not disappoint. 29 million of us tuned in to watch. she looked gorgeous. he looked so handsome. a perfect day. barely had the confetti settled then off they jetted for a 16-day pacific tour. more adoring crowds, of course. by now royal hugs had become the new norm. plus an insane round of tree planting, nose-rubbing, selfie posing, more nose-rubbing, wreath laying, invictus posing, you name it, and all those outfits. meanwhile, the royal baby mill continued to deliver. kate and william brought forth another child, prince louie arthur charles they've called him. the crowds, the nutters and seemingly every reporter in the country still turned up for this now well-rehearsed introduction. prince charles, he turned 70 this year. poor charles, he'd probably like to be king, but mom shows no signs of giving up the throne any time soon. high spot of his year was getting to walk the lovely meghan down the aisle as her dad was, well, indisposed. and the ot

who is your favourite royal? my favourite royal is the queen and charlotte. little charlotte ?e. little charlotte? why do you like them so much? i like the queen because she is always wearing her crown and has beautiful jewels is always wearing her crown and has beautifuljewels on it. then charlotte, she is very cute and i like her hairand charlotte, she is very cute and i like her hair and her dresses. you have got very lovely dresses on as well today, girls. you have got your christmas frocks on, you look fabulous. did you put on your best outfits to impress the queen? yes. would you like to marry a prince one day? iam not would you like to marry a prince one day? i am not sure. would you like to marry one? have a big wedding and a tiara? yes, my dream come true. prince george is nearly your age. 0. that is something to think about. then i can marry him maybe. we have got some young princesses in waiting here and plenty more people in the queue ready to see the royals. nothing like a bit of wedding planning outside the church in sandringham. that was charlotte gallaher report

that is review, 2018, the royal year. good afternoon. indonesia's disaster agency now says at least a29 people were killed and 150 are still missing following the volcanic eruption and tsunami that swept through sunda strait on saturday. more than 11100 people have been injured. thousands of people who live on the islands of java and sumatra were forced to flee their homes for higher ground as the tsunami hit coastal areas. charities in indonesia say they're worried about disease spreading as supplies of clean water and medicine are dwindling. sameer hashmi reports from the coast of west java. it was supposed to be a busy christmas for tommy manangka but it's turned out to be empty. his beach facing resort, was shattered when a strong wave from the sea powered its way through these doors on the night of the tsunami. in this muslim dominated country, tommy is from the christian minority. and on a day he should be celebrating, he's busy picking up pieces of his retirement plan. translation: i was with my guests when i saw a huge wave that

family, including a memorable royal wedding.ritish tourists, including a child, have died after their vehicle crashed while crossing a bridge in iceland. four other people in the a—wheel drive have been taken to hospital with critical injuries. according to local media, the crash happened on a bridge in a popular tourist area in the south east of the island, as our correspondent ben ando reports. the tourists were in a toyota land cruiser that crashed through railings and then fell around 20 feet onto a dry riverbed below the bridge. first on the scene were the police and a local tour guide, who told the bbc he did all he could to help. i tried to talk a bit to the driver to calm him down. he was, as i say, trapped inside the car. i was trying to tell him to save his energy and try to be patient, we would try to get him out of there. it was a very difficult situation. two adults and a child died at the scene. four others, including two children aged between seven and nine, were airlifted to hospital in a critical condition. tran

the motto of the royal naval hospital could have been aura at labadee prayed and what the royal chapel was billed as a place where the veterans of the crowns navy might find salvation. the interior of the carriage was designed by james athenian stewart and william muta. following a file of seventeen seventy nine they renovated the original a baroque church in classical style. made by samuel breen in seventeen eighty seven the organ is regarded as the finest in the whole looking today the melody played by the musical director of the royal chapel. nutriment thames while naval hospital looks quite magnificent yet it enjoyed only moderate popularity with its resident men who spent most of their adult life in the spotted conditions that existed at sea found it hard in old age to get accustomed to the extravagant opulence of the rock architecture and certainly not on the daily round was marked by military drill and pool food as one old talking planed pillars colonnades unseen in france goes don't exactly go hand in hand with pickled beef and flattery all that's being watered down at. the hea

we saw the younger royals walking up. duchess and duke of sussex, duke and duchess of cambridge and prince charles led the walk from sandringham house. the queen was brought by car. she was wearing beach with a pink trim around her hat. there was a cheer for the duchess of sussex. people waving stars and stripes in the crowd which she appreciated. for the one person commits was his first christmas at sandringham, the husband of prince youzhny. he walked into the church with the rest of the family. they will be a church service for around 45 minutes and the royal family will even greet the crowds. some of them have been here since half past four this morning, some carrying posies with signs with union flags waiting to meet the royal family. very excited after being queueing up for so long. thank you very much for the time being. the pope is delivering his traditional christmas message and extending his "urbi et 0rbi" blessing to rome and to the world from the central balcony of st. peter's basilica overlooking the square.

here's our royal correspondent nicholas witchell.the church on the estate and the queen without the duke of edinburgh this year. officials say that he is in perfectly good health but is taking things quietly. much attention inevitably on the family's newcomer, the duchess of sussex and close attention on the interchanges between her and the duchess of cambridge. newspapers have been suggesting that meghan and kate have not been getting on. no sign of any tension on this christmas morning. the queen departed by car, the moment for the duchesses to dip, or in the case of meghan, to almost touch the ground. and then a queries and private secretaries became flower gatherers as the royals made their way to meet some of the people who had been waiting to see them. it's the younger generation to the fore now, harry and meghan and kate and william. and then flower duties completed, it was back to settle down for lunch and the queen's christmas broadcast. the queen recalled the centenary of the armistice which ended the first world war, a con

a week later, and windsor is in the grip of royal fever. the royal nuptials are just 36 hours away.we are going to do ourselves proud. listen, the single is out as well. you are now on itunes, which is fantastic, and i want you to get as many people downloading that single as possible. enjoy the day! gosp—ability choir! we've got one another, we've got great rehearsals, we know what we're doing and the song'sjust been released and we are so happy. it's going to be such a wonderful honour and a wonderful day! and the crowds are treated to an impromptu street performance. all: gosp-ability! but with the clock ticking, it's soon time to gather in the grandeur of the guildhall. shortly before their date with the one show, sandra reveals she's received a royal letter. so, sandra, you were keeping a secret from the choir? a big secret. listen, it's a letter from kensington palace, from prince harry and meghan markle, saying they wish us the warmest, best wishes for the performance tonight on the one show! a personal letterfrom prince harry. what more could happen? in the audience, many of

so many people excited to see the royal family for the first time.me here year after year, so a very good atmosphere. those people who were here at half past four this morning will not regret getting up so early. thank you very much, charlotte gallaher at sandringham. the headlines on bbc news... rescuers in indonesia say they're worried about disease spreading following the tsunami on saturday which has killed more than 420 people. 150 remain missing actor kevin spacey is charged with sexual assault in america and releases a video addressing allegations made against him. after three days of disruption at gatwick airport, the government says drone detection systems can now be deployed throughout the uk. japanese markets have fallen sharply after us shares suffered their worst christmas eve performance ever. so why aren't investors feeling the holiday cheer? kim gittleson explains. it started out friendly enough...m is my pleasure and my honour to announce my nomination ofjerome powell to be the next chairman of the federal reserve. congratulations. b

the duchess of sussex is enjoying her first christmas as a member of the royal family. she was the first non—married partner to be invited to sandringham last year, now she is due to give birth to a royal baby in the spring. the american actor kevin spacey has been charged with sexually assaulting a teenager in 2016. the alleged victim is the son of a us television news anchor. mr spacey has previously said he didn't remember the incident. andy moore reports. here is an interesting tidbit that none of you may know... kevin spacey has been accused of unwanted sexual advances by more than 30 men, but these are the first allegations to get as far as court. i don't make this up... injuly 2016... he's accused of groping the teenage son of a television news reader in a bar. allegations that were first made public in a press conference last year. to kevin spacey, i want to say this — shame on you for what you did to my son. shortly after the charge was announced, kevin spacey released a video in which he adopted the role of his character frank underwood from house of cards. he

by then the royal flying corps and the royal naval air service had combined to form the new royal airrandfather had had enough. three years after world war i, he said his goodbyes, slipped back into civilian life and raised a family. but the experience stayed with him for the rest of his life. my grandfather captain edwin raworth left the new raf in 1921. until now, all i've had is a photograph of him with one of his aeroplanes and his lucky black cat, but i really feel now that i've got a much better sense of what he must have been through as a teenager. the fear he must have felt, the horror of it all, and it does explain why he never talked about it to anyone. and he never got in an aeroplane again. hello. the weather is not expected to throw anything particularly dramatic at us over the next few days but that's not to say there won't be some contrasts. look back at thursday and you'll find that sunshine brought temperatures up to 13 degrees in parts of northern ireland. but parts of the west country stuck underfog did not get above four degrees. and for friday, many of us start th

by then the royal flying corps and the royal naval air service had combined to form the new royal airad had enough. three years after world war i, he said his goodbyes, slipped back into civilian life and raised a family. but the experience stayed with him for the rest of his life. my grandfather captain edwin raworth left the new raf in 1921. until now, all i've had is a photograph of him with one of his aeroplanes and his lucky black cat, but i really feel now that i've got a much better sense of what he must have been through as a teenager. the fear he must have felt, the horror of it all, and it does explain why he never talked about it to anyone. and he never got in an aeroplane again. hello. as we head into the final 2a hours of 2018, the weather is looking pretty quiet with high pressure dominating. this was the scene as the sun set on sunday in st andrews, beautiful colours there. and as we head through the final day, that high pressure keeps us largely dry and settled during new year's eve, quite a bit of cloud on offer. there could be a bit of rain in the north—west, particu

>> will ferrell's royal obsession confession. why he wants to sneak into the queen's bedroom? >>> plus "agt" decks the halls. >>> and >>> "e.t." has a behind the scenes look at jack black's baby transformation for the house with the kwlok in its ♪ >>> hey, mel b, rollin' with another all-girl crew there. she celebrated christmas with some old high school friends and her baby sis. >> didn't she tell us she has two broken ribs? she's movin' pretty well. >> mel b's injury won't be an issue tonight on nbc. "america's got talent" is taking their best holiday performances and tying them all up with a brand new bow. ♪ merry christmas >> from heart warming to heart racing. >> tonight 12 of america's favorite acts will return to the stage to spread holiday cheer. if these acts look familiar, it's because they are. performed and to the tumble.m nick cannon hosted the special in 2018. terry crews takes over this year. all four judges will be back despite howie's holiday's gift giving skills. >> i refuse to accept any christmas gifts from ho

navy -- picture of the royal navy at jutland. lora: that means our time for question and answer is open. to come toite you the microphones if you are able. it is amazing, i stopped exactly on time. [laughter] you could talk about this stuff all day. lora: we appreciate military precision dr. holmes. dr. holmes: that was an accident. with regard to your comments about letting subordinates have their say. at jutland there was a flag captain who didn't exactly send the messages that he wanted to send. he never received any messages on the location of the german fleet or where they were heading. one, part two, the battle cruiser force was constructed very much in design and construction from the german battle cruiser fleet. which we saw with terrible effect. i actually served with him on the wisconsin. >> those are my three questions. [laughter] dr. holmes: is the master chief friend of years before i answer? [laughter] the first question is the one that is worth bringing a lot of attention to. the second is on ship design, we are al

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naval war college professor james holmes looks at the british royal navy and the imperial royal navy. the professor served on the 1991 gulf war and he argues there are lessons the 21st century the u.s. navy can learn from the largest naval battle of the great war. taking part at the national world war i museum and memorial in kansas city, this is an hour. >>> ladies and gentlemen, welcome back to the 1918 crucible of war symposium here at the national world war i museum and memorial. we are so pleased to be joined this year by our presenting sponsor, the pritzker military museum and library as well as continuing our partnership with the united states world war i centennial commission and with the united states centennial commission we have been presenting educational materials since 2014 including a spectacular education newsletter which, if you are a teacher or a professor or you know a teacher, we would encourage you to go to our website, www.theworldwar.org to sign up where we provide topical materials on a bimonthly basis. with that, you can also find some really good, primary sou

the royal family is getting into the holiday spirit. >> they go for a more casual look here. this one shows the duke and duchess of cambridge and wloing prince superior, the mischievous one kicking up his feet and you see shar lot and princess kate holding up prince louie. >> they're sharing this irreverent photo sharing happy holidays. look at them side by side. i thought the backgrounds were identical. did they photoshop? >> i don't know. clearly that's the abc 7's royal family. >> but the backgrounds, they got the background right. how do they do it? >> the magic of cgi. i get it. they're so creative. >> also creative, spencer christian who is not in that photo but is fantastic. >> that must -- >> he does not need any beauty enhancements snow there you go. not yet but maybe soon. here's a look at live doppler 7. light showers. just a little bit moving on the coastline beginning to push onshore. here's a view of emery view. there's not much widespread rain at the moment. oakland, 58. mountain view, san jose, upper 60s. there's wet microwavement at the golden gate. it doesn'

very excited —— royal family. arrive at about 10:30am this morning. i am amazed that people do that. well done to all of them. and happy christmas. we will see when about an hour. hgppy happy christmas everyone. while everyone has their traditions at christmas — for many, it's just another working day. throughout the programme, we're speaking to people for whom today is business as normal. one of those is rachael scowen, a ward sister at manchester children's hospital. dressed absolutely brilliantly this morning. a very good morning to you. good morning. merry christmas. merry christmas to you. tell us about your working day, do you try to make it special for everyone who was there that elliott is a bit like a normal working day but we have fewer patients. the patient can go home we get them to go home, even if it is just for the home. those who cannot go home, santa comes to visit them in the night and drops the present offer for in the night and drops the present offerfor them and in the night and drops the pres

the french navy was not gonna defeat the royal navy. they make a lot of trouble for british commerce. learned a hard lesson and it forgot by the first world war and was determined to forget the lessons about convoy and as you pointed out had to relearn at great cost in british merchant traffic. the story is right. in fact, this is where i would bring it up to the president. it was about two weeks ago, the united states merchant or excuse me, maritime command came out and reported being told by the senior navy leadership that we are not going to do convoys and get into a scrap with russia. we are basically saying our fleet is to lean in numbers.. now, for our last question . >> if you would humor me, dr. holmes, could you bring up a picture of nelson? >> you never have trouble getting a naval list to do that. [ laughter ] >> we will observe a period of silence while i do that. [ laughter ] >> it will take me a minute to scroll down . >> the last two questions are by global naval historians and i'm the third and we cover a lot of ground s

and finally. >> her royal highness. >> a royal christmas card.ched fireworks the night of their wedding last may. meghan markle is now visibly pregnant with the first-born royal due in the spring and feeling more at home in the uk with each passing day. >> it is such a pleasure to be here in my new home of the uk. >> royat this nursing home and bringing christmas cheer. and giving a royal sigh. >> oh. >> reporter: out of excitement for the season and the joy of expecting her first child, telling residents she was feeling very pregnant that day. she will spend her first christmas harry as a married couple in the home of queen elizabeth. she visited last year breaking tradition as they weren't married then. now she comes as a royal and adjusting her new role as a british. british are adjusting to her. bonnie greer, an american who has lived in britain much of her life have received honors from the queen for her work in the arts send an acquaintance of prince charles. >> they are royals. for instance, hierarchies of highnesses. if katherine is in th

the royal navy indulged its worst excesses after the smashing triumph in 1805. it paid a heavy price in jutland in 1916. providing a lesson i think carries forward. our navy has fallen into some of the same vices as our british ally. history warns us of the consequences in no uncertain terms. it is up to us to learn and act upon this lesson, girding ourselves for the strategic competitions we are in and are likely to be in for some time to come. that is the idea from the great war i would like to explore with you in the next few minutes. having stated my bottom line to you, how do i get to that? let's start not at world war i but with one of the masters of science fiction. back in the day, he famously said politics really does not matter. politically speaking, the human race divides into two groups of people. the first group wants to exert control over others. these i would call the control freaks. the others are the current in.ans -- occur much guess who attract to naval service. it is the control freaks. if you do not have a serious competitor in battle in whi

my father served in the royal navy during the first world war.pman in hms collingwood at the battle ofjutland in 1916. the british fleet lost 1a ships and 6,000 men in that engagement. my father wrote in a letter, "how and why we were not hit beats me." like others, he lost friends in the war. at christmas, we become keenly aware of loved ones who have died, whatever the circumstances. but of course, we would not grieve if we did not love. closer to home, it has been a busy year for my family... cheering and applause ..with two weddings and two babies, and another child expected soon. it helps to keep a grandmother well occupied. we have had other celebrations, too, including the 70th birthday of the prince of wales. some cultures believe a long life brings wisdom. i'd like to think so. perhaps part of that wisdom is to recognise some of life's baffling paradoxes, such as the way human beings have a huge propensity for good and yet a capacity for evil. even the power of faith, which frequently inspires great generosity and self—sacrifice, can fal

the royal navy is quite active throughout the 19th century. it's not fighting battles against the french navy or any other pure competitor. it's doing imperial police operations to try to administer the british empires. it's taking on outmatched adversaries in the colonial wars. this is not something that will keep you on your toes. there's any number of times that you can talk about this dynamic happening. think about the united states navy in 1945. the great sea deceased professor at harvard wrote a wonderful piece. they said the united states navy is in danger of going out of business. why is that? because the imperial japanese navy and the german navy lie on the bottom of the pacific ocean and the atlantic ocean. there's no one to challenge the united states navy and thus you have this enormous fleet of aircraft carriers, battle ships, and so forth floating in solitary splendor with nothing to do. this denies the navy of vocabulary to talk about why the big fleet exists. how do you explain to congress why you need massive appropriations to

meanwhile, the tension is building among the royal fab four and even a surprise appearance by meghanarkle has some saying she was dissing the queen. >> her royal highness, the duchess of sussex. >> the duchess stunned the audience at the british fashion awards when she strode on stage while caressing her baby bump. >> good evening, everyone. it is such a pleasure to be here in my new home of the uk. >> but what has everyone talking is her sexy one shouldered black velvet gown and strappy sandals. they weren't exactly royal. >> everything about this outfit was super daring, dare i say very sexy right down to the dark nail polish she was wearing on her toes and hands. the queen does not like dark nail colors on royal women. >> meghan presented an award to the woman who designed her wedding dress for givenchy. >> this winner this evening is clair waight keller. >> while all eyes were on the pregnant duchess, a royal source reports there is still tension. >>> the real feud is between the brothers. harry is upset he didn't get william's full support at the announcement of his engagement.

the queen does not like dark nail colors on royal women. >> meghan presented an award to the woman whoesigned her wedding dress for givenchy. >> this winner this evening is clair waight keller. >> while all eyes were on the pregnant duchess, a royal source reports there is still tension. >>> the real feud is between the brothers. harry is upset he didn't get william's full support at the announcement of his engagement. >> so with all the behind the scenes drama, how will the royals spend their christmas? >> the four will be together hosted by the queen. the future is about goodwill. >> so much palace intrigue. >> the queen is not thinking about nail polish. >> something to consider. >>> congratulations to carol burnett. she's the first recipient of an award named in her honor. this is all happening at the golden globes. >>> meanwhile the oscars, they're still looking for a host. kevin hart stepped down last week. so who's up for the job? perhaps steve carell? here's what he told our lauren zima. >> would you ever do it? >> no. it's a terrible idea. i don't think i'm cut out for that so

many of you thought coverage of the royal pregnancy was excessive.ndon said: david cummings from dalgety bay in scotla nd david cummings from dalgety bay in scotland complained: i'm joined now by two viewers to discuss this. andrew balder in london and lesley newton here. i'm alsojoined by sam taylor, the bbc news channel controller. andrew, what were your concerns about the coverage? my concerns about the coverage? my concerns were, while everyone is very happy that they are potentially going to have a child, and everyone is commiserating with the duchess. , i think that's all the bbc needed to say. there are lots of other major issues that face this country at the moment, from child poverty, the whole thing to do with elderly claire, hospital care, healthcare, education, it needs to be carry on being discussed. now as we heard on the news this morning, japan. earthquakes are the better. your concerns about proportion. yes, i think the actualfact concerns about proportion. yes, i think the actual fact that they mention this condition, and i'm not go

her royal highness prince has been tricks of the netherland. also marked her eightieth birthday in january the former queen abdicated in twenty thirteen. her son king gillum alexander and his wife maxima are now responsible for attending official engagements like the opening ceremonies for little barden's year as a european capital of culture the dutch city shared the honor with the maltese capital. and this is how the letter kicked off this year as a european capital of culture theatrical group. is world famous for its spectacular show. when thousands of the nations and visitors alike wear elaborate masks and costumes it must be carnival time the carnival of venice traditionally opens with a historical water parade. in february folks in the german city of cologne call it a party and none more so than the con of old triumvirate every year different people slip into the role of the prince the peasant and the major highlights of colors convo is that rose monday. by contrast the carnival of basel scots in the dark of night what's known as the morg

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what time did you get up this morning to come and see the royal family?family? at you get up this morning to come and see the royal family? at three o'clock. who is your favourite? meghan. she is very nice, she is very smiley. your big sister, who is your favourite? meghan. why do you like her so much? she is always very pretty and wearing nice clothes. have you done anything for christmas apart from coming here this morning? no. what will you be doing when you go home? we will open our presence and have christmas dinner. daddy is at home cooking isn't he. are you excited? yes. who are you looking forward to see? i am looking forward to see the queen because she has her crown and she has lovelyjewels on it and she is always wearing pretty dresses. if the queen comes up to you, what would you say to her? i'm going to say hello, you are amazing. i think she will like that a lot. lots more people here arriving, lots of young, royal fans and a lot of them are very excited to meet the duchess of sussex, her first christmas as an official member of the royal fa

murder of this jamal khashoggi but can they force their president to drop his defense of the saudi royal this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program i'm martine dennis six senior u.s. senators from across party lines have introduced a resolution which holds the saudi crown prince personally accountable for the murder of john this jamal khashoggi now this directly contradicts statements from president trump who's insisted repeatedly that there is no definitive evidence connecting the hamad bin sound man with the crime john hendren reports from washington. it's an extraordinary rebuke from the u.s. senate to a long time american ally a diverse group of senate leaders from both parties introduced a resolution that definitively blames the crown prince of saudi arabia for the murder of jamal khashoggi the measure which could be scheduled for a vote as soon as monday condemns kesho g.'s murder demands that the saudi arabian government negotiate an end to the war in yemen and an end to the political dispute with could talk and release saudi blogger rife's by dolly and other political

she and other members of the royal family attending. ago. other members of the royal family have already arrived in a separate vehicle and we will be able to show you their arrivals in a few moments. the queen has gone in. you get a hint of the numbers of people who have gathered by the church entrance to see her. well—wishers, some who have been there since around az30am, was about the time of the earliest arrivals but the good few more have arrived since then, no doubt staying to see the royal family leaving in about an hour. those are the scenes at sandringham in norfolkjust now. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11.00am. rescuers in indonesia say they're worried about disease spreading following the tsunami on saturday which has killed more than 420 people. 150 remain missing. actor kevin spacey is charged with sexual assault in america and releases a video addressing allegations made against him. after three days of disruption at gatwick airport, the government says drone detection systems can now be deployed throughout the uk. re

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