the sunday express, staying with royal matters, the duchess of cambridge, does she need help with royalight may be a future star of the crown —— kate. it is going to be very boring series when she gets starring in it, ito say. she plays the role game unbelievably well. this is a story spun out of absolutely nothing. i admired the journalists that a p pa re ntly admired the journalists that apparently asked about temper tantrums. she said yes, that is a ha rd tantrums. she said yes, that is a hard one. i'd also like to ask the experts myself. that is a brilliant royal answer, i think. experts myself. that is a brilliant royal answer, ithink. there experts myself. that is a brilliant royal answer, i think. there is no story. yet they have managed to spin a story out of it. i bow down to her ability to be completely but now and yet still apparently make... she has got three small children and she has been asked about how you deal with tantrums, and she has confessed to needing advice which i think is interesting wedding. you don't need to invest in heeding advice when you're with toddlers

the royals and pays attention to the royals.hockwaves through anyone who loves the royals and pays attention to the royalwaves through anyone w the royals and pays attention to the royals. britain's sunday times reported last month that bashir created fake bank statements for the november 1995 interview in an attempt of his brother's defense. we understand that bbc is investigating this. >> definitely it was a memorable interview. we will keep you updated. >>> coming up, white castle stuffing? white castle stuffing? ♪ >>> as i walk through the valley >>> as i walk through the valley of the shadow of death, why i'm singing that is because we are starting -- >> sorry, sorry. >> we're talking about gangster paradise because of a white castle stuffing recipe. apparently it was introduced 29 years ago. it's the savory slider based stuffing recipe that has become a thanksgiving tradition for many carver families and there he is, cooking with coolio. >> we are seeing coolio as our chefr on television right now. >> that's right. stuffin

and the princess royal, admiral and chief commandant for women in the royal navy. the duke of kent, field marshal uniform. he served for 21 yea rs marshal uniform. he served for 21 years in the royal scots greys and president of the war graves commission. ease. and in a moment the funeral march in b flat minor marks a change in the ceremony with the politicians coming after members of the royal family to lay their wreaths, led by borisjohnson as prime minister. next, sir keir starmer, leader of the labour party. ian blackford, leader of the scottish national party, laying a wreath on their behalf and on half of the welsh national party, plaid cymru. ed davey, the leader of the liberal democrats. sirjeffrey donaldson on behalf of the democratic unionist party of northern ireland. the two speakers of parliament, lindsay hoyle, speaker of the house of commons, and in front of him, lord fowler, norman fowler, speaker of the house of lords. the home secretary, priti patel, laying a wreath on behalf of the intelligence agencies. now two further wreaths on behalf of the o

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dean of the chapel royal, the right reverend and right honourable dame sarah mullally.e —— officer of commanding london district and the chief of staff colonel bagshaw. the welsh guards captain. followed by the prime minister, borisjohnson, the prime minister, borisjohnson, the leader of the labour party. behind him, ian blackford of the snp. ed davey for the liberal democrats. jeffrey donaldson for the democratic unionist party. former prime ministersjohn democratic unionist party. former prime ministers john major, democratic unionist party. former prime ministersjohn major, tony blair, david cameron, theresa may. sadiq khan, the mayor of london. the saddle roberts, representing plaid cymru. rishi sunak, chancellor of the exchequer and ben wallace, secretary of state for defence. and behind them, the service chiefs, led by general sir nicholas carter. the first sea lord admiral. chief of the general staff general sir mark colton smith and the chief of the air staff. and behind them, the representatives for the merchant navy and fishing fleets, david appleton, air tran

let's speak to our royal correspondentjonny dymond.o have a statement of this nature? yeah, it is, it's very unusual, in fact i think it's is, it's very unusual, in fact i think its extraordinary. members of the royalfamily, think its extraordinary. members of the royal family, senior think its extraordinary. members of the royalfamily, senior members of the royalfamily, senior members of the royalfamily, senior members of the royal family don't really commentate on media coverage, and they certainly don't involve themselves in something as controversial, and for the bbc, embarrassing as this investigation. and look at the phrasing that was used, his office said that he tentatively, cautiously, that is, welcomed the investigation, that it's a step in the right direction. since william isn't giving a round of applause to the bbc, he is effectively saying, look, i am looking at what you're doing, i am watching this investigation, i'm pleased it's happening, but i am also waiting for the conclusion. this was a very important moment in his

that‘s sometime we must say covering the royal family sometime we must say covering the royal fa m ilyou well know having cove red course as you well know having covered the royal beat very often what you're told at the time is the truth but then later on you realise absolutely wasn't. which is why i think the earlier series of the crown were much easier to digest the top because the passing of time even if they were rather shockingly shown on that series, it didn't seem quite so on that series, it didn't seem quite so bad. now of course all the primary figures apart from diana are still with us are reasonably young and know it's being said about them. soldo and know it's being said about them. so i do understand why the royal family is so upset about some elements of the crowd. i eagerly think, most people realise it's not completely, people couldn't possibly have known what happens in a private room for most of these scenes was out so i do think the viewers have to be given a bit of credit for knowing that not every single thing they see... isn't that the problem? we do know quite a

other members of the royal family followed.y the politicians, a small group of commonwealth high commissioners and the military chiefs, would normally have been followed by the march—past by thousands of veterans. the record will show that in 2020, 100 years after the cenotaph was unveiled, things had to be done differently. the veterans were represented by a group of 25. yet, for all the changes required by the pandemic, lives lost in war and more recently were recalled and honoured, for remembrance is carried in the heart. nicholas witchell, bbc news. let's return to the united states, and what happens now thatjoe biden is the next president. 75 million americans voted for him, 71 million for donald trump. can mr biden bring a divided country together, especially amid another surge in covid cases? in the final report of his series, here's clive myrie. america has always been an unruly place. when the sun rises, it warms the land of competing ideas, of states and minds determined to show their independence. but this fractured

she was an accomplished actress and made royal fashion modern.ht a modern aesthetic. we often don't see a black trucer suit for an evening event, but how chic is this? she was sending a message with her clothes. she was understanding that being a member of the royal family is a job and she was showing up to work. >> it is certainly a platform that we've all been watching for a very long time and will continue to do so. elizabeth, thank you so much. we appreciate all of that and your book "hrh: so many thoughts on royal style" is out now. let's go back to ginger. >> reporter: thank you, amy. our friends at nat geo will take a deep dive into a national treasure that means so much to me, the great lakes. they hold more than 20% of the world's fresh water and now nat geo will report on the new challenges that may affect the lakes' health and that of the millions of people who live on their shores including my parents. plus, our sister station wls is launching episodes of their great lakes series "so great, so fragile" which you can stream on the abc

he receives conduct vises his royal clientele in his brussels. clothes downstairs but the venting is done up here where it's more private it's more comfortable where the princesses are queens. and discuss what's coming up with their assistant or some engagements they need certain it's. time they'll need to hire another time not wardrobe is a complex matter. to belgium's queen. when designing the outfit worn by materials for the coronation of her husband king philip that was and not to consider. the dress to be absolutely timeless because the official photo couldn't happen expiry date so the dress couldn't follow a particular fashion. needed to be very minimalist as it would later become part of belgian history the queen maxima of the netherlands seen here with britain's queen elizabeth also west familias designs she buys her everyday clothes from him to. find that this range of condos seem to have very well. the more italian time. more yellows and various different terms that go well with tweeted for example our victory truly sweden's crown princ

also coming up oil thirty's, target, civil protest leaders with charges of royal defamation. the crackdown comes ahead of a plan to rally today, drawing attention to the kings of honest personal wealth and us president elect. joe biden announces his 1st key cabinet choices. it's a team that reflects the fact that america is back ready to lead the world. not retreat from a judge biden is moving quickly to fill all king positions in his administration. now that donald trump has stopped blocking the transition a math anyhow. it's good to have you with us lengthening the lockdown. germany 16 state leaders have reportedly agreed to extend coronavirus lockdown measures into the sand and possibly into the new year. but exceptions ah, being made for holiday celebrations restrictions. so bridie in place have led to a leveling off of new infections. but germany's chi slowed remains stubbornly high . just last week, chancellor angela merkel had called for even stricter measures, but she was met with resist. the pressure is on for the german government to ease restrictions for the most i

plus, i'm going to go into battle royale in frankfurt after byron slip up, the lights take a look to draw level on points with the league leaders, no easy task against a fiercely committed home side. welcome to the program. leaders of the world's wealthiest countries have been meeting online for a g 20 summit hosted by saudi arabia. a virtual gathering is dominated by efforts to end the coronavirus pandemic and deal with its economic fallout. a draft declaration shows the biggest economies will pledge to pay for a fair distribution of covert $19.00, vaccines and testing. so that poorer countries aren't left out. that relief is also likely to be extended denied the opportunity for a face to face pageantry. this was how so dia rebiya opened the g 20 a 7 plane fly over of riyadh to mark the 1st ever summit hosted by an arab country . on the grown king solomon beckoned the world's most powerful leaders, bureaucrats, and despots. to meet the challenge of their generation, it is unfortunate that we are unable to host you in passion due to be exceptional circumstances we're all facing. as h

are saying that the royal family is unlikely to be happy with its portrayal in the royal historical is not a documentary. she did actually -- when she got in the dress and they spent months fitting her, she said she did zoom call her mom so she could show her. >> she does look like her. interesting to see her in the role and then in person to see -- >> so different, right? in fact, what happened was they didn't call her in -- they called her in to read diana for swung who was auditioning to play camilla parker bowles. they weren't really trying to cast her. they liked her so much. they said, you're diana. >> she has a new respect when you think about diana's life what, she went through at the time. >> can you imagine this being your first big role which it is in her case. >> and get through the side door. make sure they want you and impress them so much. >> she doesn't get a great big premiere like you typically bo in a moment like this. i don't really know what's going on. i'm just sitting here doing zoom interviews. >> we keep hearing the royal family is not happy about it. >> the

the royal family posted a message, which was, i mean, wow!o a personal post, i think that was, for me, that was the most, that was one of the biggest honours i feel like i've experienced. how important is it to get that recognition, when you've worked so hard for so many years? in all honesty, i don't do it for recognition, you know? i've trained my whole life, i think the most important people when i got out of the race, and when i got home, was talking to, you know, facetiming with my sister, my brother, my mum and my niece and nephew. that was, like, and speaking to my dad, and my step mum, linda. but you managed in that moment, when you crossed the line, to deliver a really powerful message over the radio. just remind everybody what you said in that moment, because it was really special. for the kids out there who dream the impossible, do not give up on that dream, because i am living proof that you can manifest your dreams, and even the impossible ones. i remember as a kid, adults, teachers, parents of other drivers, and youngsters, tell

this morning, the hit streaming drama "the crown" striking a nerve with the royal family. >> i thinke enough respect for one another personally to ask ourselves some of the bigger questions woman to woman. >> reporter: the fourth season of the netflix show loosely based on true events focuses on the royal family's life during the princess diana era. >> what i want is to be loved. that's all any of us want to be from you. >> reporter: the episodes digging deep into diana's personal life. netflix even adding a warning for viewers before scenes depicting diana's battle with bulimia. the show detailing her turbulent marriage to prince charles. >> he's marrying diana. >> but he's still in love with the other one. >> reporter: including charles' affair with camilla whom he married after diana's death. >> who are you referring to? >> camilla. >> why would i care about her? >> because i care about her. morning, noon and night i care about her. >> reporter: according to "the mail" this morning, friends of prince charles accuse the the show of trolling on a low budget. another british tabloid

he wanted an orb, a center, a throne six royal palaces, six royal carriages, a church for six royal marriages. court years installed on his own supreme court and royal beheadings, if only for sport. he craved the occasional royal procession and gas, the eventual royal succession. trumpty dumpty it's his way, unless the public has something to say. if we let him have all of his favorite things, the divine right of kings. >> hello, everyone and welcome to today's virtual program at the commonwealth club of california. my name is linda mendoza, , a senior partner in there does of mckinsey & company a member of the commonwealth club board of directors. today i will be moderating the program. we would like to thank our members, , donors and supporters from making this and all of the programs available. we are grateful for your support and hope others will follow their example to support the club particularly during these uncertain times. today i'm particularly pleased to be joined by john lithgow, an award-winning actor and author of a new book, "trumpty dumpty wanted a crown: verses for a despoti

other members of the royal family followed.the politicians, a small group of commonwealth high commissioners and the military chiefs would normally have been followed by the march—past by thousands of veterans. the record will show that in 2020, 100 years after the cenotaph was unveiled, things had to be done differently. the veterans were represented by a group of 25. yet, for all the changes required by the pandemic, lives lost in war and more recently were recalled and honoured, for remembrance is carried in the heart. nicholas witchell, bbc news. though remembrance day services have been cancelled this year, the royal british legion is calling on the public to come together in other ways, using remote and socially distanced methods to honour those who've served in the armed forces. let's get more on this and speak to alexander owen from the royal british legion. a very different commemoration this year but how many people do you think took part in the doorstep salutes and recognition of today as opposed to the hundreds of t

no one really expects the royal commission inquiry to happen. but that's the government's goal. and the current pm scott morrison won't risk alienating murdoch. but morrison does not control the upper house of part of the senate, which will conduct its own inquiry into media diversity. in australian news corp a stroke, it will be a key media company in focus, but not the only one and the inquiry will lack the mandate to subpoena witnesses. the way a royal commission can news corp's initial coverage of the petition story was to ignore it. let it blow over. as the signatures piled up, it changed tactics. targeting kevin rudd, with some questionable stories that some of the petition names were fake, produced by bots in bangladesh, attempts to tie right to the disgraced american finances. jeffrey epstein, the pedophile, who rudd says he's never met the company also named one of its newspaper editors, paul kelly, available for a televised encounter with former pm malcolm turnbull. it turned into a confrontation. how offensive, how biased, how destructive? does it have to be paul, bef

other members of the royal family followed.e politicians, a small group of commonwealth high commissioners and the military chiefs, would normally have been followed by the march—past by thousands of veterans. the record will show that in 2020, 100 years after the cenotaph was unveiled, things had to be done differently. the veterans were represented by a group of 25. yet, for all the changes required by the pandemic, lives lost in war, and more recently, were recalled and honoured, for remembrance is carried in the heart. nicholas witchell, bbc news. let's get some of the day's other news. over 50 million cases of coronavirus have now been registered across the globe, resulting in more than 1.2 million deaths. europe, which has been seeing a resurgence in cases, is once more the epicentre of the pandemic, though the list of affected countries is topped by the united states, india and brazil. the us has recorded just under 10 million infections, and last week broke its own record in new cases almost every day. cuba is being bat

other members of the royal family followed.small group of commonwealth high commissioners and the military chiefs would normally have been followed by the march—past by thousands of veterans. the record will show that in 2020, 100 years after the cenotaph was unveiled, things had to be done differently. the veterans were represented by a group of 25. yet, for all the changes required by the pandemic, lives lost in war and more recently were recalled and honoured, for remembrance is carried in the heart. nicholas witchell, bbc news. moving tributes around the country in spite of the coronavirus restrictions. jane, i have to get you to talk to your american college, because i think they misunderstood us here in the uk yesterday. now, have a look this tweet from abc news, who say the fireworks in london last night were in response tojoe biden's victory. it was supposedly for the presidential elect celebrations. they thought this was what was going on in london. can i deliver the punch line? go on. it was bonfire night, wasn't it?

i reminded me of the times i woke up to other royal news, a royal birth, a royal possession, and it struckdone here was to share this moment, to share her pain, and how unique that was. because the royal family, they're a public entity. they don't divulge a lot of their private lives. and for meghan to open up about the suffering and the feelings she and harry were having, especially this year, resonated on a really deep level. >> i mean, marissa, there is both the personal and private grief, and then there's this pivot that she makes in the piece to what we are all going through collectively, whether that is the loss that has been experienced around covid-19, whether that is the death of breonna taylor and george floyd. she opens up the conversation, and i wonder how you see those various threads as ultimately weaving together. >> it's all connected. you know, i've written a lot about racism as another form of grief, and we know that she is someone who has also experienced racism and bias, and i'm sure when she referenced breonna tayl taylor, i know she was thinking so many other women of

other members of the royal family followed.ticians, a small group of commonwealth high commissioners and the military chiefs, would normally have been followed by the march—past by thousands of veterans. the record will show that in 2020, 100 years after the cenotaph was unveiled, things had to be done differently. the veterans were represented by a group of 25. yet, for all the changes required by the pandemic, lives lost in war, and more recently, were recalled and honoured, for remembrance is carried in the heart. nicholas witchell, bbc news. celebrations have been taking place in ireland and india afterjoe biden and kamala harris were confirmed as the next president and vice—president of the united states. joe biden has links to ireland, and kamala harris' mother was indian, as paul hawkins reports. celebrating one of their own. this is the village in south—east india where kamala harris's maternal grandfather came from, the historic news triggering fireworks, paintings, and prayers. thousands of miles away in the capital d

other members of the royal family followed.litary chiefs would normally have been followed by the march—past by thousands of veterans. the record will show that in 2020, 100 years after the cenotaph was unveiled, things had to be done differently. the veterans were represented by a group of 25. yet, for all the changes required by the pandemic, lives lost in war and more recently were recalled and honoured, for remembrance is carried in the heart. nicholas witchell, bbc news. there have been celebrations in the vice president—elect‘s ancestral village in india. the people of thulasendrapuram, a small village in the indian state of tamil nadu, woke up early to celebrate the first south asian american to win the second—highest us office. carrying portraits of the vice president—elect, residents gathered around fireworks and took part in prayers. 0thers drew colourful kolams, calling her the ‘pride of the village‘. harris‘ mother emigrated from india to the us aged 19. i love the story because there was a tweet from abc news that

other members of the royal family followed.roup of commonwealth high commissioners and the military chiefs would normally have been followed by the march—past by thousands of veterans. the record will show that in 2020, 100 years after the cenotaph was unveiled, things had to be done differently. the veterans were represented by a group of 25. yet, for all the changes required by the pandemic, lives lost in war and more recently were recalled and honoured, for remembrance is carried in the heart. nicholas witchell, bbc news. finally. there have been celebrations in the vice president—elect‘s ancestral village in india. the people of thulasendrapuram, a small village in the indian state of tamil nadu, woke up early to celebrate the first south asian american to win the second—highest us office. carrying portraits of the vice president—elect, residents gathered around fireworks and took part in prayers. 0thers drew colourful kolams, calling her the ‘pride of the village'. harris‘ mother emigrated from india to the us aged 19. ver

our royal correspondent sarah campbelljoins us from whitehall. good morning, sarah.ny, but certainly no less powerful and no less significant for that. as you said, the public are not allowed here. it is 100 years since the stone cenotaph was unveiled in 1920, and this is the first time since then the public hasn't been able to ta ke then the public hasn't been able to take part in the remembrance sunday service. so it always felt different, and where i am standing 110w different, and where i am standing now would normally be packed with crowds of people. after the two minutes' silence the service itself carried on as normal, socially distanced, and prince charles laid the first wreath on the cenotaph stone steps, on behalf of the queen, who was watching from the foreign office balcony, as she has now done since 2017, during the service. in other senior members of the royal family laid their own wreaths on the stone steps. no prince andrew or prince harry this year because they are no longer working royals. you would normally have the veterans' march past, with 10,00

other members of the royal family followed.the politicians, a small group of commonwealth high commissioners and the military chiefs, would normally have been followed by the march—past by thousands of veterans. the record will show that in 2020, 100 years after the cenotaph was unveiled, things had to be done differently. the veterans were represented by a group of 25. yet, for all the changes required by the pandemic, lives lost in war, and more recently, were recalled and honoured, for remembrance is carried in the heart. nicholas witchell, bbc news. let's return to the us and consider what happens now thatjoe biden is the next president. 75 million americans voted for him — 71 million for donald trump. can mr biden bring a divided country together — especially amid another surge in covid cases. in the final report of his series, here's clive myrie. america has always been an unruly place. when the sun rises, it warms a land of competing ideas, of states and minds determined to show their independence. but this fractured exi

i'm not talking much about the position all that us ability of the royal commission. they're avoiding that conversation because it's too provocative in a strange politics to take on the middle comedian and that's absolutely the best system and it has been for quite a long time. no one really expects the royal commission inquiry to happen, but that's the government's call. and the current pm scott morrison won't risk alienating murdoch. but morrison does not control the upper house of parliament, the senate, which will conduct its own inquiry into media diversity. in australian news corp's trail, you will be a key media company in focus, but not the only one and the inquiry will lack the mandate to subpoena witnesses. the way a royal commission can news corp's initial coverage of the petition story was to ignore it. let it blow over. as the signatures piled up, it changed, targeting kevin rudd, with some questionable reporting stories that some of the petition names were fake, produced by bots in bangladesh, attempts to tie right to the disgraced american finances. jef

this is the first time that a member of the royal family has come for this commemoration.ning of this national day of mourning has evolved over the years. for the nazis, it was about glorifying war, but for modern germany, it's about pursuing peace and remembering all victims of oppression. a message echoed by the wreath of poppies laid here by prince charles. today's visit comes at a crucial time for the uk's relationship with its near neighbours. in a speech in the german parliament building, at times speaking in german, prince charles said that although the uk has chosen a future outside the european union, britain and germany will remain close. wir werden immer freunde, partner und verbundete sein. "we will always be friends, partners and allies," he said, and called on the two countries to reaffirm their bond for the years ahead. the parliament building was damaged by the allies in the second world war, but it was later redesigned by a british architect, a fitting place to talk about how war can be replaced by friendship. damien mcguinness, bbc news, berlin. now on bb

that they, the royal family's role in it has to be changed. but how likely is it that we're going to see actual changes to the system that they, there are there up against. huge arse here, they're all family is not only lower, venerated is hat it. is it protected by some very, you know, strict laws including a royal defamation law that has a 15 year jail sentence if you own, if you insult the royal family, i have to say there are a number of people protests who are, who are, who look like sound like they were breaking that they're also up against a political system that is at the top led by the former ku leaders. so they're there to maintain this momentum will a streets. the hope is that people are disillusioned enough with the country's own economic problems that should be exacerbated junko career. that they can, that they can kind of kind of keep this energy going and force change that way. but they are up against some very strong western interests. journalists for, for our reporting from bangkok for us. thank you for the now some more inter

at the royal albert hall, the royal british legion‘s festival of remembrance was socially distanced andce charles. in this challenging year, we have perhaps come to realise that the freedoms for which they fought are more precious than we knew, and that the debt we owe them is even greater than we imagined. at the festival, which will be broadcast on bbc one this evening, the duchess of cornwall paid tribute to both nhs and military nurses who have battled the pandemic. as we know, behind each act of service lies a sacrifice. this can take many forms — missing your much—needed rest, enforced separation from your families, and even putting your own lives at risk. today, as we reflect on sacrifice, we remember those nurses who have given their lives in the fight against covid. this year, more than ever, for many remembrance day will be a time for quiet reflection, at home. jon donnison, bbc news. and you can see the royal british legion‘s festival of remembrance tonight at ten past nine on bbc one. with all the sport now, here's sarah mulkerrins at the bbc sport centre. good afternoon. th

other members of the royal family followed.ndrew. the wreath—laying by the politicians, a small group of commonwealth high commissioners and the military chiefs would normally have been followed by the march—past by thousands of veterans. the record will show that in 2020, 100 years after the cenotaph was unveiled, things had to be done differently. the veterans were represented by a group of 25. yet for all the changes required by the pandemic, lives lost in war and more recently were recalled and honoured, for remembrance is carried in the heart. nicholas witchell, bbc news. the latest government figures on coronavirus show there were 20,572 new infections in the latest 24—hour period. it means the average number of new cases per day in the past week is now 22,4113. on average, 1,490 people were admitted to hospital each day in the week to last friday. another 156 deaths were reported for the last 2a hours. that's people who died within 28 days of a positive covid—19 test. that means an average of 332 deaths per day in the la

this is the first time that a member of the royal family has come for this commemoration. years. for the nazis, it was about glorifying war, but for modern germany, it's about pursuing peace and remembering all victims of oppression. a message echoed by the wreath of poppies laid here by prince charles. today's visit comes at a crucial time for the uk's relationship with its near neighbours. in a speech in the german parliament building, at times speaking in german, prince charles said that although the uk has chosen a future outside the european union, britain and germany will remain close. wir werden immer freunde, partner und verbundete sein. "we will always be friends, partners and allies," he said, and called on the two countries to reaffirm their bond for the years ahead. the parliament building was damaged by the allies in the second world war, but it was later redesigned by a british architect, a fitting place to talk about how war can be replaced by friendship. police in north london stopped a baptism service from going ahead this morning after about 30 worshipper

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among them, this former officer with the women's royal navy. it's a great honour.umble and very privileged. yes, it will be small in scale, but i think it's more important than ever that we remember and be united. still the focal point for the nation's remembrance, sunday's service will be scaled back but no less significant. sarah campbell, bbc news, westminster. now on bbc news, our world. the american assassination of iran's top general earlier this year set the world on edge. qasem soleimani commanded the shutter we quds force. tehran has vowed to take revenge. the iranian regime can strike anywhere. for the past two yea rs, anywhere. for the past two years, i have been investigating bomb plots and assassinations on european soil. what concerns me in this city, and assassination was conducted. the trail of destruction leads from denmark to the netherlands. we saw my dad lying on the ground covered in his blood. this is the extraordinary story of iran and the mystery murders. my my investigation starts here, in the small dutch city of almere, near amsterdam. 0ne

arresting dozens of activists beginning in may and 20 nevertheless, the saudi royals have put women's rights high on the agenda at the g. 20 summit portraying themselves as open and liberal minded leaders. through says the west should confront riyadh on this contradiction. to radio refuses to engage with us, so it's their duty of their allies and the international community to just stand us and to ask you know, where you jane is and to ask for her. and perhaps this is her last chance. because until now, riyadh has rejected any external intervention. and i'm going back to you riyadh human rights record, very much of spotlight these days. have world leaders raise the issue with saudi arabia directly? no, at least not in the official meetings. they are having many leaders indicated that human rights issues are being raised by a literal meetings with saudi arabia. i also asked the commission where there are going to talk about it and was also told by literally yes, but not during the g 20 summit because they told me to look for all events a, with many important issues at stake. so that wa

up next, the royal drama over princess diana's portrayal in "the crown." >>> princess diana's brother is speaking out as the new season of "the crown" is putting her private life back in the spotlight. kelly cobiella has more on the controversy. >> reporter: it's family drama on a royal scale as princess diana's brother said diana and charles you see in the netflix series "the crown" aren't >> the americans say they've watched "the crown" like they've taken the history lesson well, they haven't. >> reporter: in an itv interview airing last weekend, diana's brother said the producers asked to film at the childhood home. >> i said, obviously not. i feel passionately that i have a role to honor her memory. >> reporter: it comes at the same time as new investigation into how the bbc got this explosive interview with diana in 1995 when the princess went public about her troubled relationship wi prithe charles. >> well, there were three of us in thi marriage so it was a bit crowded. >> reporter: now the journalist martin bashir is accused of using fake bank statements to show diana that roy

the survey, commissioned by the royal foundation, examines early childhood.at rose dramatically to 63%. 70% described feeling judged by others. and only 10% of parents found time to look after their own well—being. for becky and her sun 0llie, who's three, the support offered by this preschool in peterborough has been vital in recent months. there were days where it was just, "i can't be bothered today, i'm not getting dressed today." but we got through it. and what lifts you on days when you feel like that? how do you get out of it? the stuff he comes outwith. we put him on the bed and we both burst into tears and she turned to me and said, "i don't know how we're going to keep him alive." this afternoon, a panel of specialists discussed

the survey, commissioned by the royal foundation, examines early childhood.down, that rose dramatically to 63%. 70% described feeling judged by others. and only 10% of parents found time to look after their own well—being. for becky and her son 0llie, who is three, the support offered by this preschool in peterborough has been vital in recent months. there were days where it was just, "i can't be bothered today, i'm not getting dressed today." but we got through it. and what lifts you on days when you feel like that? how do you get out of bed? the stuff he comes outwith. we put him on the bed and we both burst into tears and she turned to me and said, "i don't know how we're going to keep him alive." this afternoon, a panel of specialist discussed the new research. 0ne spoke personally about caring for a mother and her crying baby. what i realised was that this mum did not have enough money to buy new nappies. and rather than face the shame of asking someone for some, she felt she had to hide behind a medical problem and bring her child to the hospital. now,

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will fail at a correspondent may just drives the green, mixed with defiant class of battle royale in frankfurt to buy and sleep part leipzig, look to draw level on points with the league leaders. no easy task against against a fiercely to mrs. plame side. i'm jared. thank you for joining me. the leaders of the world's wealthiest countries have been meeting online for a g 20 summit hosted by saudi arabia. the virtual gathering is dominated by efforts to end the coronavirus pandemic and deal with its economic fallout. a draft declaration shows that the biggest economies will pledge to pay for fair distribution of covert $900.00, vaccines and testing. so that poorer countries are not left out. debt relief is also likely to be extended. denied the opportunity for face to face pageantry. this was how so dear rebiya, open the g 20 a 7 plane fly over of riyadh to mark the 1st ever summit hosted by an arab country . on the grown king solomon beckoned the world's most powerful leaders, bureaucrats, and despots. to meet the challenge of their generation, it is unfortunate that we are unable to

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he's also appointed the royal governor of virginia, which is really point, because the royal governor of virginia obviously represents the throne, the crown in the virginia colony. virginia is mostly run by what are called lieutenant dwofr ngo. so we have a royal governor, he appoints a lieutenant governor who goes and runs the colony on behalf of the actual governor. most of the time he stays in scotland or in england collecting his salary, but not actually doing anything. in this case, all of a sudden, the royal governor of virginia, the real royal governor, the big cheese, is coming to the colonies. he's also the commander in chief of all the forces. so here's george washington think thing is perfect for me, because i'm the colonel of the virginia regiment, so i have that connection to this royal governor. plus, i'm obviously serving in this war, so has that connection to the commander in chief. plus i've got all this experience in fighting in this war. he has a strategic idea that he wants to bring to his superiors. he wants to go on the offensive. he knows that they can take the

senior economist at royal london asset management.hen you look at how the markets and the economy could fare because of these cabinet picks who is in joe biden's administration, what is the takeaway? array going back to what we had pre-president trump? is that only a positive for the economy? melanie: i think what we are seeing, appointments that speak to confidence. highly experienced people coming in. from an economic perspective, any election when you are looking at new appointments in these sorts of roles, those other qualities you want with janet yellen. someone who is highly competent, highly experienced economic policymaker who is just reassuring. that's exactly what's needed in the midst of crisis. francine: what does she need to do? how does she get along with mitch mcconnell? will we get the stimulus the u.s. needs? melanie: that is still a big question, right? part of the blockage it seemed for in terms of getting a package through did not seem to be coming from the white house. it seemed to be coming from senate republican

the royal family wants to portray woman who do business travel, sports, and yes, since 2018 are even allowed to drive some believe. these are simply cosmetic reforms by crown prince mohammed bin sart man. to get more women into the workforce rights activists say, the reality is very different. what makes our eurabia extremely hypocritical on this front is the fact that they detained and went after the entire saudi women's rights movement. arresting dozens of back to this beginning in may and 20 nevertheless, the saudi royals have put women's rights high on the agenda at the g. 20 summit to train themselves as open and liberal minded leaders flew, says the west should confront riyadh on this contradiction. and the radio refuses to engage with us, so it's their duty of their allies of the international community to just stand by us and to ask where you jane is and to ask for her. and perhaps this is her last chance. because until now, riyadh has rejected any external intervention. and i'm going back to riyadh human rights record, very much of spotlight these days. have world leaders ra

the 63 year old is a royal institution in great part responsible for the high renown of the club academy, the canuck and shmita, whose fragile it's a long side, the rice, and they include such names as message. manuel neuer and union tracks. my message for me, he's among the world's best coaches for that age group. if he helps so many players take the last step up to and i think they're lucky to have it in the ranks. and when young leroy grew up just down the road from the well respected garrison, kish an academy in full forms of backing shi'ite districts. it was here that leroy spada enjoyed his most productive spell. as a professional. suliman sunday spent 4 years chasing the goals for batting shots in the bundesliga. it sounds very much a case of like father like son, that well, entirely i'd say gets it from both parents. mother was a rhythmic gymnastics, german champion. i think it was indeed for much of the 1980 s., regina v best. sonny was west germany's best in class. sonny c., mia kicked off his professional career with freiburg where he became a firm fans favorite. and in 190788