a week later, and windsor is in the grip of royal fever. the royal nuptials are just 36 hours away.to have some fun? we are going to do ourselves proud. listen, the single is out as well. we are now on itunes which is fantastic, and i want you to get as many people downloading that single as possible. gosp—ability choir! enjoy the day! we've got one another, we've got great rehearsals, we know what we are doing and the song hasjust been released and we are so happy. it is going to be such a wonderful wedding and a wonderful day! and the crowds are treated to an impromptu street performance... all: gosp-ability! but with the clock ticking, soon it is time to gather in the grandeur of the guildhall. shortly before their date with the one show, sandra reveals she has received a royal letter. so, sandra, you were keeping this 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 h

trish adudu presents the royal wedding singalong.age between harry and meghan has put smiles on faces all over the world. their engagement six months ago inspired gospel singer sandra godley to come up with an idea, to find volunteer singers to form an amateur choir and record a charity single as a wedding gift to the happy couple. but it's no ordinary choir. all her singers are facing up to physical or mental difficulties in their lives. # and life is like.... at the age of four, i was diagnosed with muscular dystrophy. the doctors said i wouldn't live to see 16. we're looking for people with all sorts of abilities, all sort of backgrounds, and boy, have we got them. for sandra and her choir, it's been a roller—coaster of a ride. i mean, i had a major emotional meltdown this morning. this week's been rough. this morning was the first time i managed to get in without having a panic attack. taking them to places and performances they could only dream of. but as the wedding draws closer... just move, just swap over. has she bitten off

we note he drives on the various royal estates. to make is this is a relatively small road traffic accident, mercifully nobody hurt, buckingham palace insisting the duke has not been injured and the two people in the other vehicle suffered minor injuries and were treated at the scene. i don't think anyone was taken to hospital but although it's a fairly taken to hospital but although it's afairly minor taken to hospital but although it's a fairly minor accident, the big question, is it appropriate for someone question, is it appropriate for someone five months short of their 98th birthday to be driving on a public road? the duke is a very determined character and is used to driving royal vehicles at windsor and sandringham, around the estate there, do you remember when he drove there, do you remember when he drove the obama is when they visited windsor, being driven from the helicopter to the castle, rather to the consternation of the secret service, but he is still driving around the public roads in sandringham, according to the e

any member of the royal family. any member of the royal family.der way within the royal family and protection teams to address that urgently. some people have been surprised briefly that not only that he was driving, no reason that he shouldn't, but at the age of 97, you know, some surprise he was, but also of course he recently had that very major hip surgery. he recently had that very major hip surgery. yes, i think all i would say about him still driving, is for someone say about him still driving, is for someone who has lived in the goldfish bowl all his life, driving himself is one of those last bits of independence that he has obviously clung on to, with regards to his hip replacement. we saw a few weeks after that we saw him striding into the the church for harry and megan's wedding. i don't think that will have anything do with the crash, he is strong willed and likes to do things himself. thank you. in the united states, democrats say they will investigate allegations that president trump directed his long—time personal lawyer to lie to c

a royal wedding bout was postponed.d to that royal wedding but the public has been prepared, i dare say the government and the imperial household agency ‘s have been announcing plans to the abdication at the end of april before the new emperor takes place on may one. you we re emperor takes place on may one. you were talking about stories in the tabloids. how much deference is there for the royal family injapan? iamjust there for the royal family injapan? i am just thinking of how we of the royalfamily i am just thinking of how we of the royal family hearing the uk. i am just thinking of how we of the royal family hearing the ukw i am just thinking of how we of the royalfamily hearing the uk. it is quite different. when i was doing a report about them i was talking to my british colleague about how i should do my report and she suggested i asked a young person to draw a cartoon of the emperor's face and toa draw a cartoon of the emperor's face and to a japanese person that is com pletely and to a japanese person that is

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so royal caribbean -- he did not mince words here, he said it was stupid.. >> hindsight is 20/20. >> that was a royal caribbean spokesman. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >>> a college student from texas has been jailed for six months in britain because of what he did on a british airways flight. >> it happened before christmas on a flight from london to dallas. here is abc's david kerley. >> reporter: that is a 21-year-old texas college student screaming as he is restrained after grabbing a woman's arm and spitting on and biting the crew members forcing the flight to dallas to turn around to britain. but in this case the outburst resulted in six months in jail for the young man. in court, british newspapers say there was testimony he had gotten a break-up text message from his girlfriend just before that flight a month ago. he started drinking rum from a liter bottle. the crew and passengers taking action, that turnarounds inconveniencing 200 flyers, many coming home for christmas. libby's attorney asked for a suspended sentence, and the judge rejected that handing o

dear accept that criticism, the royal couege accept that criticism, the royal college could have donend it very hard to say you should only use it for this long or parents should set these boundaries if there's no evidence to back that up. it may be common sense, and i com pletely it may be common sense, and i completely agree that we have to have boundaries for our children, but we would say that about anything, their diets, bedtime, exercise, even. we need to be sure we have boundaries when they're young and don't yet understand the implications of what they're doing. as they get older, we need to have conversations with them to ensure they understand why he things not be good for then. then they can make those decisions for themselves as they get older, because they are a generation for whom artificial intelligence is probably one of the greater threats to theirjobs in the future. the need to be able to manage technology. we shouldn't scaremonger, but the evidence isn't there to say clearly this is what you should and shouldn't do, around things like bedtime. so we have this tensio

a royal wedding but was postponed. has been prepared, i dare say the government and the imperial household agency‘s have been announcing plans to the abdication at the end of april before the new emperor takes place on may one. you were talking about stories in the tabloids. how much deference is there for the royal family in japan? i am just thinking of how we talk of the royalfamily here in the uk. it is quite different. when i was doing a report about them i was talking to my british colleague about how i should do my report and she suggested i ask a young person to draw a cartoon of the emperor‘s face and to a japanese person that is completely taboo. you do not draw the face of the emperor. nor depicted in a sarcastic way like the british tabloids do. but there is a lot of public interest in the royal family and especially the younger generation because the granddaughters of the emperor are in their teenage years and their early 20s so there is a lot of interest in their love life. there is still a lot of privacy

many other staff employed by historic royal palaces involved in this strike.earlier this month that was called off for your talks to happen but they haven't been successful. i'm joined by nick ainsley, the regional organiser of the gmb. tell us firstly white you are doing this, many people have had to a cce pt are doing this, many people have had to accept changes to their pensions, why should these members be different? because historic royal palaces can afford these pensions, we have to be realistic with lots of members across the country whose employers cannot afford that. you will have seen in many press releases responses from the store at royal palaces, they do say they cannot afford it, but they say it's unsustainable, whatever that means. we are looking after the people who look after those buildings. and if they are suggesting those buildings are more important than people than there is something very wrong with our society. pension poverty is a growing problem and it's something that everyone should be interested m, that everyone should be interested

the princess royal, at a royal engagement today, was asked about her father's welfare. no idea. do you know where i am? the same place as you. also this lunchtime: liam fox, the international trade secretary, says staying in a permanent customs arrangement with the eu would "not be delivering brexit". patients complain of delays in getting painkillers and anti—depressants as pharmacists warn of shortages of common medicines. the successful us basketball star too afraid to travel to the uk to play, after turkey issues a warrant for his arrest. and after a drink—driving conviction and time away from the spotlight, ant mcpartlin returns to work for this year's britain's got talent auditions. and coming up on bbc news, the defending champion is out of the australian open. caroline wozniacki beaten by maria sharapova. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. the duke of edinburgh is recovering at the royal family's sandringham estate, after he was left "very shocked" and shaken in a car crash yesterday on a busy road nearby. prince philip, who's 97's land rover overturned a

she is taking over from the queen as royal patron of the nationalheater in london. with three other charities. it is a milestone for the american-born former actress as she takes the rst steps in public life as a number of the -- member of the royal family. here is sarah campbell. saameras or no cameras, this charitye says chess of sussex always gets stuck in. it is a simple idea -- smart work provides outfits and interview coaching to help women back into work h meas been here severaler timehe past year and is now a patron. delighted to have her involved. helping other women be the best they can be, and that is something she connects with an something we feel isg. sarah:illions around the world watched her wedding and transformation from tv actress to royal dutches away from the cameras, she was quietly working at which organizations she woul pbe willing to her name to. having meghan as patron is the equivalent of winning the lottery. what these organizatiod is support and profile, and that is exactly what she can offer. she takes over from the queen as patron of t

here's our royal correspondent, sarah campbell.his charity says the duchess of sussex always gets stuck in. it's a simple idea. smart works provides outfits and interview coaching to help women back into work. meghan has been here several times over the past year and is now their patron. she's a natural champion for what we're doing, we're delighted to have her involved. what we're all about at smart works is women helping other women be the best they can be, and that is something that i think she connects with and certainly that we feel is really exciting. it has been a whirlwind yearfor meghan. millions around the world watched her wedding and transformation from tv actress to royal duchess, but away from the media spotlight she was quietly visiting charities and groups working out what she wanted to put her name to. having meghan as patron is the equivalent of winning the lottery. what these organisations need is support and profile, and that's exactly what meghan can offer. she takes over from the queen as patron of the associa

from the royal box at wimbledon to mbe use at windsor castle.petition, being celebrities they told me has been surreal. when you look back on and think where we really they are? with that us on that podium? and that all afterwards from people coming up to you and saying oh it's menna fitzpatrick! and getting to do some cool things on the back of it. that for me was the most surreal moment. ican quite for me was the most surreal moment. i can quite honestly say this is one of the scariest things we have ever done. we skied on a mountain at 70 miles an hour. kind of the red carpet as you have been on the last four months. we are more comfortable here. it is in this alpine hideaway that they have been preparing for their next challenge. no british skiers have ever won a world title as well as a paralympic one. and the bronze last time around is still a painful memory. menna fitzpatrick had broken her hand not that long before. and so it was a little bit disappointing. have your life change, do you think? they have changed a little bit but we are st

household a royal decree declaring that the elections were ok to move forward then a few hours after that the election commission coming out and confirming that march twenty fourth will be election day now there's been a lot of confusion particularly over these last couple of weeks because at the beginning of the year the election commission came out and said most likely the election would take place on february twenty fourth but then the government said that had to be postponed because they need to prepare the government needs to prepare for the coronation of the king in may there was a bit back and forth we saw a little bit of protesting on the streets here over the weekend the last couple of weeks but again today wednesday confirmed march twenty fourth will be the election day now over the last couple of weeks bans have been lifted on political parties for organizing and fundraising so they started the wheels moving toward this election day but now since we know what the date is going to be those political parties are going to start to move forward with campaigning and also we kno

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on our smash up at the royal academy of arts american video artist bill viola or me in time heavyweight champion of the art world michelangelo. currently it's not a face off between the artist but rather an exploration of common themes. life death and rebirth we all often makes large scale meditative works his aim is to awaken the soul. longtime collaborator and life partner key repair of it's excited that the project has finally reached fruition. this is really thrilling i mean it's just i get i get goosebumps also seeing. the show kind of gradually being born and. you know these rooms have nothing in them until you turn them on it's kind of overwhelming and it can bring you to tears. this is certainly true of viola's notes triptych featuring the artist's only dying mother and the bloody joy of. the work comes face to face with michelangelo's famous today tonto marple really a close encounter between bill viola and the michelangelo drawings in the royal collection planted the seeds of this unusual show. it always struck me that there were very close parallels between the content and th

we arejust instant st james's park, the oldest royal park —— just in stjames's park, the oldest royaluse it is fairly cloudy yet again, so let's look at the forecast, because a fairly cloudy day is expected for most of you so maybe a little bit grey but the cloud layer is starting to seem, so we see grey but the cloud layer is starting to seem, so we see more grey but the cloud layer is starting to seem, so we see more sunshine break through here and there and for the vast majority it will be dry. it is dry because we have the same area of high pressure with us that we started with. it is centred to the south of the uk. that means to the north of the uk we are starting to see more of a breeze around the top of the country across the north of scotla nd of the country across the north of scotland in particular. that will lift temperatures relative to recent day. it might help to break the cloud. it is bringing one or two showers. part of the hebrides, cape ness, sutherland, 0rkney & shetland, the odd spot of rain, nothing drastic, though most of the country will be dry, varying cloud, a

than some of the critics and that show the royal academy of the arts in the end and according to agent very much worth a visit thank you adrian now the subject of climate change is on everyone's lips and the swiss photographer daniel shots is recording it with his lens he spent decades photographing glaciers because they are in fact melting. right. daniel shots his photos are arresting testimonies to the accelerated disappearance of mountain glaciers. the photographer works closely with scientists with his photographs he speaks for the researchers who often struggle to get their message through shots his images make people understand the gravity of the situation. when i show these images i confront the fuehrer with humanities. march to progress which is actually quite suicidal each year ten or fifteen percent more growth faster and more using up more resources that we have to say start enough. surest shots has taken just three shots promote. his works are strictly analog the final shots carefully composed before he releases the shutter. it is darkroom at home adjusts only the exposure

and as the royal couege shortage of gps.the target investment is now, it is coming too late because it takes a good ten yea rs late because it takes a good ten years to train a new gp. in your experience, has the role of a gp worked in tandem and caught up with the very diversified and changing aspect of patient care. i am thinking here of social care reform and social care in the community. thinking here of social care reform and social care in the communitylj think and social care in the community.” think again it is patchy across the country. primary care is some areas, they are doing paperless work, really integrated with other professionals and other services. and it social prescribing of looking at different things they can do to help patients stay well and healthy. in other areas so there'll be a much more traditional model of general practise and certainly the nhs long—term plan that was published last week or the week before last commit was very much about trying to develop that consistency. so that is a good thing,

somebody else with plenty of daddy drama is meghan markle, but the duchess has found her royal duties starting a family of her own. >> today, we have got a look at the duchess with dogs. meghan paid a solo visit to an animal charity where her six-month baby bump was clad in a dress that cost under $35. >> her heels were so high that she actually looked a bit possibwobbly on her feet at wuone point. she did touch her bump. she looked delighted to be meeting rescue dogs, including a little jack russell who was up for adoption today. >> the pregnant royal was all smiles despite press reports that she's miserable in her new royal role. >> i was there with her today. she certainly doesn't look miserable. of course, she's an actress. she could be feigning the whole thing, but my sources tell me behind the scenes, her and harry are really happy at the moment. >> she showed off her sense of human wher a well wisher said this to her. >> may the good lord always bless you. >> thank you. >> and you are a fat lady. >> duchess kate also made a solo appearance today checking out the costumes at the

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two decades later, she is now the royal patron of the national theatre.y of the things that she is very passionate about are principles that we hold very close to the centre of what we do at the national theatre. and staff at this dog and cat shelter in north—west london are delighted animal lover meghan is their new patron. it'll be a huge boost for our service users. we'll be able to do more, hopefully. it's a huge boost for all the staff, students and volunteers who work here. with her baby due in the spring, meghan already has a busy year ahead, but carving her own niche as a working royal is also high on her list of priorities. sarah campbell, bbc news. now it is time for the travel show. this week, we're in kazakhstan. the view from the top! a vast country in the middle of central asia, full of stunning landscapes and nomadic traditions. you can feel the fish tugging on the net. nature and the great outdoors have always been central to the kazakh people's way of life. birds chirping, fish jumping, sun setting... i get it. and i'm here to explore how

our guest hostess from royal asset -- royal london asset management.ng iran sanctions and how that's going to play out in 2019. we had waivers granted on iranian oil. that is going to come back on the agenda. talk me through the waivers of risk for 2019. >> we can expect u.s. pressure on iran is going to continue. the strategy is to put a noose around iran, to squeeze out yemen and syria and iraq and to force it back to the negotiating table. sanctions have not had much of an impact so far. we will see more affects as the year goes on. the key is to see how that impacts the economy and how the leadership responds at home and the pressure it feels domestically. the big thing in terms of escalation would be for it to resume production of nuclear fuel, a potential flashpoint to watch is the straight through through whicht crude passes. manus: the other story we are --cking is the china-apple apple blaming china on the slowdown. the progress for u.s.-china trade talks, the delegation is on its way to beijing next week. do you think stories like apple and t

i would agree with the president of the royal college of gps.ce in size of patient lists with gps across the country, and the impact for patients is enormous. those patients in those areas where there are 2000 doctors per gp will be struggling to get appointments when they need to, sometimes waiting longer their weeks to get an appointment, and that is a worry to people if they might be ill or if they have a long—term condition they need to manage on a regular basis. he talked about the long waiting time, in time of the impact on the patient to these shortages actually mean? what are you hearing from patients? what we hear from patients is the time it takes to get an appointment and having to wait to getan appointment and having to wait to get an appointment, waiting to get a nswered get an appointment, waiting to get answered on the phone because the reception staff are so busy dealing with calls, so not always been able to get through and struggling to get same—day appointments or patients who need an emergency appointment. what is current pat

the beginning of the lincoln to i mean the issues of reform regardless of being you might say with royal grace see. to be at odds with sort of as you say the activism over the simplest of issues and that the authorities tend to see any sort of activism as a threat that can get you a long jail sentence and why is it that in theory dissent in any form as mild as it might be is continually seen as a threat to those in the corridors of power in riyadh. well because you know you have a royal family that pretends that it's entitle to rule that you know anything that would spark of people having a right to have a say in how their government you know rather it's the ability to speak out publicly it believe it or publish critical thoughts on social media but on the ability to band together or you know god forbid to actually vote in an election that mattered those are anathema you know those are. adequate to the kind of men are if you will rule that the world family depends on and so you know under the saudi crown prince the crackdown and any step in this direction as intense about and that's the

in its guidance, the royal college recommends families ask themselves four questions.your household controlled? does it interfere with what your family wants to do? does it interfere with sleep? and are you able took control snacking during screen time? the child health experts say there is a need for better research, especially on the effects of social media. so this guidance could change in years to come. one thing they are sure of is that children should not use screens in the hour before bedtime because the light can slow the release of the sleep inducing hormone melatonin. fergus is with me now. the research says there's little evidence screen time is harmful, but is that really going to reassure worried parents? every pa rent every parent will have struggled two ta ke every parent will have struggled two take away an iphone, ipad, orany kind of computer screen from a child. they will all have a view on this and some will really be disappointed that the royal college of paediatricians hasn't recommended time limits. in canada, for example, paediatricians recommend

two decades later, she's now the royal patron of the national theatre.se to the centre of what we do at the national theatre. and staff at this dog and cat shelter in north—west london are delighted that animal lover meghan is their new patron. it'll be a huge boost for our service users. we'll be able to do more, hopefully. it's a huge boost for all the staff, students and volunteers who work here. with her baby due in the spring, meghan already has a busy year ahead, but carving her own niche as a working royal is also high on her list of priorities. sarah campbell, bbc news. paddy ashdown — the former lib dem leader — was buried in his home village in somerset today after a quiet service. lord ashdown — who died before christmas at the age of 77 — was carried into st mary's church in norton—sub—hamdon in a wicker coffin. mourners included sirjohn major. clinton rogers reports. the village from which he took his title set to buy today to lord ashdown of norton—sub—hamdon. there we re ashdown of norton—sub—hamdon. there were a few familiar faces includi

the royal college of paedeatrics and child health has called for more research into the impact of digital media given it's evolving so rapidly. also this lunchtime.... fears that organised criminal gangs are applying forjobs in jails to smuggle drugs, say police. there are some examples of a staff, very soon after they work in a prison estate, whetherfor a prison officer or a prison worker, they move towards supplying contraband. legislation‘s approved in the us to end the government shutdown but donald trump looks set to veto it over funding of his mexican wall. lotto jackpot winners to give millions away after shock of scooping a £115 million prize. all the conversations about, "what would you do if?" they went out of the window when we sat staring at each other for ten minutes. we literally said nothing. and coming up on bbc news... liverpool's unbeaten run is over with manchester city back in the premier league title race after a fascinating game at the etihad stadium. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. the royal college of paediatrics and child health has issued guide

apart from the royals, it is interesting that they say there has been contact made with that family.ult. i bet you my mortgage this year that what has happened is a royal aide has got the phone number for this people. courtier. and courtier has said that police would like to be known that he is dreadfully concerned about it, are you i right? and by the way, are you all right? and by the way, are you all right? and by the way, are you... you don't know that. and by the way, have you had any bother with these awful newspaper people? would you like us to tell them to go away? the women have been treated in hospital, one had a broken wrist, the other had cuts. there a nine—month baby as well. the other had cuts. there a nine-month baby as well. they probably shaken up, you have had an accident in which a car is flipped and you have a nine or ten—month—old baby in the car, you're probably going to be having flashbacks for couple of weeks. moving away from it, if you were place that, would you want to be in the front of the newspapers with the scrutiny that comes with it? when has that eve

a royal collision. britain's prince philip is shaken but unheaeard following a car crash earlier today. the 97-year-old was at the wheel when the accident occurred. anchor: it is good to have you with us. the next big date on britain's brexit calendar is now set. january 29 is when parliament will debate and vote on theresa may's plan b for taking the u.k. out of the european union. what exactly plan b entails, that is not yet clear. mqay has been holding cross party talks in an attempt to find a solution that a majority of parliament will support. the leader of the main opposition party is refusing to take part. meanwhile, there is growing concern across the european union about the ongoing brexit chaos. >> from berlin to lisbon, the words of european officials and leaders betray growing nervousness. time is running out for an orderly brexit. that is why we have to say clearly to london the time for petty games is now over. the ball is now in britain's court. that is why we can only call our british co

our royal correspondent, jonny dymond, joins me now. and more details are emerging tonight?y hour as we go on. one of the women who was in the car that was struck in the collision has been identified and she has given an interview to a sunday paper. emma fairweather is 45 years old, she had her wrist broken in the collision. she was on the passenger side of the kia. she is apparently still very upset about the accident, unsurprisingly, and says that the palace has not been in touch. the palace has not been in touch. the palace did say it had been in touch with both the driver and the passenger yesterday. as you say, the duke has been seen back behind the wheel on the sandringham estate which might surprise some but others will say he has every right to do so andi will say he has every right to do so and i understand he took a police eye test today and passed it. thank you. an 18—year—old man has been arrested on suspicion of the murder ofjaden moodie. the iii—year—old, was knocked off a moped and stabbed to death in east london earlier thie n‘mtl' '. police made the arrest i

two decades later, she's now the royal patron of the national theatre. many of the things she's very passionate about are principles that we hold very close to the centre of what we do at the national theatre. and staff at this dog and cat shelter in north—west london are delighted that animal lover meghan is their new patron. it'll be a huge boost for our service users. we'll be able to do more, hopefully. it's a huge boost for all the staff, students and volunteers who work here. with her baby due in the spring, meghan already has a busy year ahead, but carving her own niche as a working royal is also high on her list of priorities. sarah campbell, bbc news. newsnight is coming up on bbc two. here on bbc one, time for the news where you are. hello and welcome to sportsday. andy murray faces a tough start to his australian open campaign. he's been drawn against the 22nd seed for his first match in melbourne. 15 people are arrested in spain as part of an investigation into match—fixing in tennis. 28 professional players are implicated. aaron ramsey's set

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that she is miserable in her new royal role. >> i was there with her.ertainly doesn't look miserable, of course she's an actress, she could be gaining the whole thing. but my sources tell me actually behind the scenes her and harry are really happy at the moment. >> meghan showed off her sense of humor with a well wisher. >> i always bless you. >> thank you. >> i'll take it. >> duchess kate also made a solo appearance wednesday, checking out the costumes at the royal opera house. and there continues to be reports that so much public interest in meghan may have caused a rift with kate. >> clearly there have been tensions. and i think it was hoped that by appearing as a foursome this christmas, everyone would stop talking about these rumors of the royal feud. they haven't really gone away. >> and a royal source reports that meghan and harry did not attend kate's birthday party earlier this month, not due to any rift, but rather because the guests were kate and william's close friend. >>> we're talking back here stateside, there was another celebration for

it is a company called royal that is expected to be the first to market.t the chance to use the world's first flexible smartphone, it folds into a tablet as well, and that is the secret of it, it is called the flex pie, it is five years from the company called royal. so what's it like? quite heavy and it feels quite bulky. putting it in your pocket, anywhere, basically, is a little bit more bulkier than a regular phone. just like something new in your hand thatis just like something new in your hand that is shiny and slick, you want to play with it all the time, flip it over, and that is ok because the os that runs on top of the android system it uses, they call it water, changes the screen, so you can have it one way and then flipped it around and use it the other way. the screen flips with you. it takes a little bit of time to resolve when those changing of screens happen between the tablet and the phone, when you fold it. i wonder how many times you can actually fold that screen before it breaks. they say they have done the resilience testing. we are ta

also with me is sunday times royal correspondent, roya nikkhah.s with it, obviously, how does it help you?” think for mayhew, the size of our charity, and medium—sized charity, it is massive, it will be a massive boost to our profile. and to the way we wa nt boost to our profile. and to the way we want to address animal welfare issues and social welfare issues, particularly in the urban environment. it‘s a massive boost. and it‘s for morale for our staff and student stumbled here, it‘s great, as well. in terms of the activities you promote and eventually plan, how much of a role would the duchess play? to what extent a re would the duchess play? to what extent are you able at this point to tell people, this is the kind of thing she‘s likely to be doing, or are you not at that stage yet? not quite at that stage. the announcement today and we have an official visit next wednesday, but it‘s, official visit next wednesday, but it's, i official visit next wednesday, but it‘s, i think after that has been sorted out and things have sort of comes down a l

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i spoke to sophie barker from the royal albatross centre in new zealand. we were, it's just amazing to think that everywhere around the world, thousands of people are watching the camera right now. tell us a bit about how this web cam works because this colony that you are filming, there are hundreds of chicks and families there. how do you choose the family to become the stars of this youtube video? the department of conservation, which runs the web cam, and the rangers working on the headland, they choose a nest within a link that the extension can get to and also good stable parents is what you are looking for to become the next royal family of dunedin. you said stable parents because there was a very unfortunate incident a while ago where one of the parents actually attacked its chicks. really, it's actually fraught with sort of tragedy watching this web cam live, isn't it? what are some of the highlights, you would say, of the youtube channel? i think the highlights is when the chick hatches. it's just really beautiful. the biggest chick has been 13.4

two decades later, she is now the royal patron of the national theatre.t we hold very close to the centre of what we do at the national theatre. and staff at this dog and cat shelter in north—west london are delighted animal lover meghan is their new patron. it'll be a huge boost for our service users, because we'll be able to do more, hopefully. it's a huge boost for all the staff, students and volunteers who work here. with her baby due in the spring, meghan already has a busy year ahead, but carving her own niche as a working royal is also high on her list of priorities. sarah campbell, bbc news. hundreds of rock and rollers have gathered to catch that elvis express in sydney. the 1957 hit all shook up will be the theme for this he's elvis festival. they will be street markets, parades and of course the light contests. this was shot at a syd ney‘s light contests. this was shot at a sydney's central railway terminal. there will be four hours of serenading everybody on the train before they get there. thanks for watching. hello there. it won't be as cold

the royal estate today. it's still unclear if he caused h. a new black land rover similar to the one he flipped yesterday was delivered to the royal estate today, still unclear if he caused the crash, but despite that he's got insurance. he said today he's ready to get behind the wheel again. there was talk after the crash that he would most likely retire from driving, but apparently that is not the case. >> wow. do royals get in trouble with the law? like what happens next? >> i don't know. cbs evening news coming up next. >> good night. captioning sponsored by cbs >> glor: on the "cbs evening news" this friday, the report that says president trump directed his lawyer to lie to congress, we detail the legal implications. se huge storm dropping snow and ice from the midwest to the northeast. and "on the road," a wrestler shows us the real meaning of nirength. all that and much more beginning with the headlines in 60 seconds. >> a bombshell report has washington buzzing. >> if this report is true, we aye likely on our way to possible impeachme

is taken very firm control, much firmer control than his father of the massive royal fund, the crownt clear he controls that money. he is taking back parcels of oil land that have been occupied by the national museum, the zoo and the parliament, though we're not sure what he wants to with them and we have seen clear signs of a willingness to get involved, for example, in influencing military promotions. he was in the army before and ceases position as a person with great military interest, important ina person with great military interest, important in a country where the army is still so powerful but we believe he has a say over a whole range of issues including the dramatic rescue of the boys in the cave earlier this year. it's difficult to know because there is so much opacity surrounding the monarchy, exactly how involve years. but there is no doubt he is consulted and does have a final say ona consulted and does have a final say on a whole range of conditions in thailand. a 10—year—old boy in south africa is causing a stir in the world of maths. sibahle zwane has an extraordinar

and a royal collision britain's prince philip is shaken but otherwise unhurt following a car crash earlier today that ninety seven year old was at the wheel when the accident occurred. i'm bringing off it's good to have you with us the next big date on britain's breaks a calendar is now set january twenty ninth is when parliament will debate and vote on prime minister to resign may's plan b. for taking the u.k. out of the european union but what exactly plan begin tells will that's not yet clear may have. been holding cross party talks in an attempt to find a solution that a majority of parliament will support but so far at least the leader of the main opposition party he's refusing to take part meanwhile there is growing concern across the european union about the ongoing brics it chaos. to learn from berlin to lisbon the words of european officials and leaders betray growing nervousness time is running out for an orderly percs it. was month oh that's why we have to say clearly to london site the time for petty games is now over. the ball is now in britain's caught with time in the once a

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let's speak to katie nicholl, royal correspondent at vanity fair.t do you think this is going to mean for him? anyone that knows the duke of edinburgh will knows the duke of edinburgh will know that this is not a man who lives to be told what to do, whether he is 97 or not, and i think it is going to race and quite serious questions about whether he should be doing this sort of driving. the duke loves to drive. he used that word freedom and that is so very much the case. he enjoys more than anything else being able to drive his land rover around the estates of balmoral and it's an argument. it is one of life's great pleasures for him and yes he has retired and yes he turns 98 this year, but he is not going to slow down. he is incredibly active, he is incredibly robust. but listening to those eyewitnesses looking at that shocking picture of the wreck, the lemon flipped on its side, the fact that he needs to be helped out of vehicle. he was travelling with a protection officer, fortunately no serious injuries but it has got to be a look—up call. i am