it is from clarence house to make his way to sandringham by there?— to sandringham by there? one ofthe to sandringham by there? it is one of the private _ to sandringham by there? it is one of the private royal _ to sandringham by there? it is one of the private royal residences. - of the private royal residences. there were a couple of options available to him. it is fair to say, if he wants to be somewhere away from central london you can understand that, he is a very countryside lover so he wanted to be able to go out in about you can't in central london. so the obvious options would have been sandringham because it is close and we note the treatment centre is here so he will need to get able to get back and forth or high growth would have been the other option is wealth but clearly we have seen the helicopter leave in land. sandringham is a place that is very special to the royal family is one of their private royal family is one of their private royal residences. the six of the breed today and is a significant date in the royal calendar. the day in 1952 the george the si

our reporterjanine machin is outside sandringham for us.ny details about how long he is likely to stay? we any details about how long he is likely to stay?— any details about how long he is likely to stay? we don't have that detail et likely to stay? we don't have that detail yet but _ likely to stay? we don't have that detail yet but i _ likely to stay? we don't have that detail yet but i can _ likely to stay? we don't have that detail yet but i can tell— likely to stay? we don't have that detail yet but i can tell you - likely to stay? we don't have that detail yet but i can tell you that l detail yet but i can tell you that the king and queen landed just before liz30pm in some pretty awful weather and the royal standard is now flying to show that the king is in residence. this is a place that the royalfamily in residence. this is a place that the royal family clearly feel very comfortable. it is where they traditionally spend christmas and a few weeks after that andy king interrupted that in order to go to london for that prostate treatm

that's why he was in sandringham, but we do know he travelled from sandringham to london today.se there's a plaque on the wall at the church for her. her late father. ., �* , at the church for her. her late father. . �* , ., ,., , ., father. that's the reason she would come back to _ father. that's the reason she would come back to london. _ father. that's the reason she would come back to london. it— father. that's the reason she would come back to london. it was - father. that's the reason she would come back to london. it was his i come back to london. it was his favourite place. _ come back to london. it was his favourite place. have _ come back to london. it was his favourite place. have you - come back to london. it was his favourite place. have you any i favourite place. have you any thoughts on where the king might want to recuperate? i know he's at the palace tonight. ijust wonder where he will put himself as a convalesce is. it’s where he will put himself as a convalesce is.— convalesce is. it's really interesting. _ convalesce is. it's really interesting. of- convales

time fora few days spent on his estate in sandringham.r the next few days, the temperature is going to creep up. it's going to turn much milder. what we have today this weather front across the northwest of scotland producing some showers. it's behind this weather front coming into the southwest that we start to drag in the milder conditions. but with it, too, it's bringing in a lot of cloud and some rain and some drizzle across england and also wales. that rain pepping up across northern england through the day. eventually, we'll see a bit more cloud into the far south of southern scotland and also parts of northern ireland, but clearer skies, some hazy sunshine across much of the rest of scotland. and we're looking at 6 to 9 here, but 10 to 12 in the south. now through this evening and overnight, we continue none with cloudy and wet conditions across england, also wales, getting into northern ireland and then eventually southern scotland. but under clearer skies across the highlands, for example, temperatures in sheltered glens could fa

mary magdalen church in sandringham. in fairly good spirits, waving and smiling with crowds of well—wishers who it turned out to see the royal couple. let's go live to bbc�*s former royal correspondent who joins us from getting to them. good evening, jenny, thank you for being with us. your reaction to what you heard tonight. with us. your reaction to what you heard tonight-— heard tonight. obviously very shockin: heard tonight. obviously very shocking news. _ heard tonight. obviously very shocking news. it's— heard tonight. obviously very shocking news. it's been - heard tonight. obviously very shocking news. it's been a i heard tonight. obviously very - shocking news. it's been a shocking year so far in hell terms of the royal family. year so far in hell terms of the royalfamily. it's very year so far in hell terms of the royal family. it's very sad that the king has had this diagnosis but i do think we should take his lead. his lead is upbeat and positive. i think perhaps you could view this as a blessing in disguise,

our correspondent louisa pilbeam sent this update from sandringham.ingham church with his wife, queen camilla. they walked in and king charles waved once or twice to a crowd that had gathered. there were around 100 people who had come up to the gates here on the sandringham estate and were hoping that he might come and speak to them, so that they could give their warm, kind words that they wanted to, to the king. but he went straight in, he spoke to the vicar and then he went into the church service. on the way out, the security here had actually opened the gates, and then there was some hope and quite a lot of excitement, actually, that they might be able to speak to the king and give them their warm well wishes. but on the way out, the king and queen camilla actually went past, gave a couple more waves and then went back to the private sandringham estate. so people here, perhaps a little bit of disappointment, they told me, that they didn't get to speak directly to the king. but a sense of understanding that perhaps he wanted a private day. and also

sandringham is where the r0 al about it. sandringham is where the royal family _ about it. royal family gather for - the royal family gather for christmas. now it is where the king can rest out of the public eye as he concentrates on his recovery. let's get some of the day's other news now. chilean ex—president sebastian pinera has died in a helicopter crash in the south of the country. the three other people on board survived the accident. three days of national mourning have been declared. the winner of a beauty pageant injapan, whose ethnicity sparked a discussion around national identity, has stepped down after revelations of an extra—martial affair. karolina shiino won the miss japan title two weeks ago. a tabloid newspaper reported ms shiino had had an affair with a married man. a door panel that flew off a boeing 737 max 9 jet mid—flight last month appeared to be missing four key bolts, according to a preliminary report from us investigators. since the incident, loose bolts have been found in similar locations on other planes. we will have more in a story in our busi

it's thought they are going to sandringham . the king, of sandringham.atment for that cancer diagnosis. yesterday in london. and it's thought they're going back to sandringham just for a bit of private rest and recuperation . private rest and recuperation. i've been in the last hour i've been told in the last hour as well prince william, as well that prince william, prince brother, has prince harry's brother, has no plans meet his brother while plans to meet his brother while he is in the uk, which suggests to me that their relationship is still perhaps not on the best of terms . so what now for prince terms. so what now for prince harry? it seems like a pretty long way. a 14 hour flight or 12 hour flight from los angeles for 45 minute meeting with your father. we also don't know where he's going to be staying. he doesn't have use of frogmore cottage anymore. evicted cottage anymore. he was evicted from following the from that following the publication his memoir , publication of his memoir, spare, and we don't have any details of where he is going to be

we believe he is going to sandringham?se, we know he arrived from sandringham yesterday to undergo that first round of treatment, our understanding is he which have stayed in clarence house, a short distance from his central london home here. —— a short distance from here, his central london home. we know he had spoken to prince harry to give his diagnosis, will understand he arrived at lunchtime, came to clarence house, we saw there vehicles. they would have spent less than an hour together and then prince harry, we saw the vehicles we believe he was then, they left clarence house at that shortly afterwards we saw the vehicle carrying the king and the queen arriving at buckingham palace and that a helicopter taking them to sandringham, a place very close to their hearts, their home in norfolk. february the 6th is the anniversary of the accession of queen elizabeth ii is back in 1952, so an important time. she always spentjanuary and early february and sandringham. it has a lot of ground, it is very private, it will allow

and convalesces at sandringham. ask ellen white about about the little bit of conversation she did have with prince william earlier. i sent my best wishes to the king and obviously to kate as well , my best wishes to the king and obviously to kate as well, um, to prince, princess of wales . to prince, princess of wales. >> but yeah. >> but yeah. >> no, he was he was lovely. um, and, uh, yeah, it was, it was incredible to, to meet him again and to obviously for him to, to give me the mbe. >> so yeah, it was a very special day . special day. >> other people we spoke to who also received honours said prince william very much appreciated their good wishes. it is a busy day for him because from windsor he now goes into central london for a gala dinner tonight for the london air ambulance, and it is there where he is expected to make a speech. so of course we're all going to be listening to it, aren't we? what will he say? will he refer to his father's diagnosis? nhs's the health of his wife? the good wishes that are bein

thank you, the bbc 's louisa pilbeam at sandringham - louisa pilbeam at sandringham estate, bringinge since his cancer diagnosis was announced on monday. you are watching bbc news. coming up, we will have more on the super bowl, as well as the africa cup of nations. we will be back after this short break. hello there, it's been a rather misty and murky start to the day and we had quite a bit of fog first thing this morning across parts of north wales, the midlands, northern england and central scotland. much of that mist and fog has tended to clear away but this was the scene in edinburgh first thing this morning, tricky driving conditions if you're on the roads. it has also been pretty wet, that rain across eastern england is clearing away. it will stay wet in the far northeast of scotland throughout this afternoon, elsewhere showers will push in. they could be on the heavy side, especially in the south—east of england but also some sunny spells this afternoon with maximum temperatures of 6 degrees in aberdeen, about 11 celsius in london. through tonight, we continue with some showe

>> to sandringham. >> to sandringham. >> sandringham? that's right. he went to.s. um, so that doesn't seem to be too good a sign. um, royal a sign. um, our royal correspondent, uh, richard fitzwilliams joins us here in the studio . uh, what do you the studio. uh, what do you think of this, richard, what do the studio. uh, what do you thin readthis, richard, what do the studio. uh, what do you thin read into richard, what do the studio. uh, what do you thin read into this?rd, what do you read into this? >> i think you could read more or less what you want into it, since obviously none of us were there, nor do we know what they actually said. i mean, this obviously is the, uh, is the difficulty. it wasn't a long meeting. the other hand , meeting. on the other hand, harry effort. i mean, harry made the effort. i mean, what is so important is that in the coming months, which are going to test the royal family and would, of course, be so difficult , so frustrating for difficult, so frustrating for king charles, the sussex is at least we must hope they are cooperative

well, we saw king charles walk into sandringham church with his wife, queen camilla.100 people who had come up to the gates here on the sandringham estate and were hoping that he might come and speak to them, so that they could give their warm, kind words that they wanted to, to the king. but he went straight in, he spoke to the vicar and then he went into the church service. on the way out, the security here had actually opened the gates, and then there was some hope and quite a lot of excitement, actually, that they might be able to speak to the king and give them their warm well wishes. but on the way out, the king and queen camilla actually went past, gave a couple more waves and then went back to the private sandringham estate. so people here, perhaps a little bit of disappointment, they told me, that they didn't get to speak directly to the king. but a sense of understanding that perhaps he wanted a private day. and also perhaps the king felt that he had given his warm message from the heart. he released a statement last night saying that he was, he felt gratitu

mary magdalene on the sandringham estate.s his first public outing since his hospital stay just a week ago. there have of course been responses from all around the world and westminster. prime minister rishi sunak wishing his majesty a full and speedy recovery. i have no doubt he would be back to full strength in no time and i know the whole country will be wishing him well. the labor leader keir starmer saying on behalf of the labour party, i wish his majesty all the very best for his recovery. we look forward to seeing him back to swift full health. the new northern ireland first minister michelle o'neill says i'm very sorry to hear about king charles' illness and i want to wish him well in his treatment and for a full recovery. jeffrey donaldson also has his best wishes, says he hopes the king a full and speedy recovery to the king. the welsh first minister said i'm saddened to hear the news that king charles iii is facing further health challenges. my thought to them and people across wales will be with him and his family

our correspondent louisa pilbeam sent this update from sandringham. charles walk into the church with his wife queen camilla and a crowd had gathered of around 100 people. they were hoping they might be able to speak to the king and give their warm wishes, but the king went straight up to the vicar and then into the church. and on the way out i was speaking to people who had gathered and they were really hoping he might come over to speak to them because actually security opened the gates, which is rare, and then people were able to have a better view. they were hoping the king would come and speak to them, but on the way out he waved a couple of times and then he went back to the private sandringham estate, which is closed here actually to the public until easter time. it is only the surrounding area where we are, in the parkland, which is now open. and so people were not able to speak to him directly today but perhaps the king felt he had given his heartfelt message because last night he did release a statement saying of his gratitude to the public

the other sandringham. the other hand, the royal family is different to us, isn't it? and the clearly, despite the the king, clearly, despite the fact he's had a cancer diagnosis , has an incredibly busy schedule and it could well be perfectly normal for him and his son to only have a half an hour meeting. i think to most of us, if you're flying halfway across the world, you're going to spend longer than half an with longer than half an hour with a family member. but for the royal family, be family, that could just be normal. it's the optics normal. but it's the optics which the problem here. the which are the problem here. the fact that such a short fact that it was such a short meeting then harry left very meeting and then harry left very swiftly, and then the and swiftly, and then the king and queen after queen left very swiftly after that. i think perhaps speaks volumes and according to volumes here. and according to the we haven't volumes here. and according to the it we haven't volumes here. and accor

he was seen today back in london, heath flew back from sandringham, the assumption is that he is here type of cancer but we had last monday that he had been diagnosed with cancer when he was in for a different process, procedure on his enlarged prostate. as many people will know, cancer treatments are regular, people have to go back to hospital. king charles will be treated as an outpatient, he won�*t be staying in. this may become part of a regular pattern. he is coming back from sandringham, where he was seen at the weekend, waving to well—wishers when he went to church. today he was seen with his wife, queen camilla, in the car driving to clarence house. we know, many others who have experience of family members who have had treatment for cancer, we know it can be very up and down. i imagine the royal family is taking a view on how often these trips be taken. these matters are of course private, private for anybody, no matter who you are. you can�*t expect to know everything about it. but all of us have been touched in some way by cancer. it is a journey into the unknown. we don�*t

sandringham estate in norfolk.ing king having left london today, king charles queen camilla fly charles and queen camilla fly a helicopter from buckingham palace earlier on this afternoon and it was after a meeting harry at clarence house, who had just flown minutes. flown in five minutes. we understand it understand with his father. it then prince then became apparent prince william has no plans to meet his brother harry while he is in the uk now . the king personally told uk now. the king personally told both his sons about his cancer diagnosis before the announcement last night. diagnosis before the announcement last night . palace announcement last night. palace officials saying they hoped the king's openness about the news would help others whose lives have been affected by cancer . have been affected by cancer. for well, the last known sighting of chemical attack suspect abdul azizi was just after 10:00 on wednesday and the met police today released new details about his last known sighting. they're saying az

king headed off to sandringham.o get the full details, we're joined by cameron walker, gb news royal correspondent , news royal correspondent, outside buckingham palace . outside buckingham palace. cameron, it would appear it was a very, very short visit and then the king left . yes then the king left. yes surprisingly short visit. >> nigel. it was a very busy day here in central london. prince harry landed at heathrow airport around lunchtime. he was very quickly whisked off to the vip windsor suite, where he was put into a black suv with a police escort and driven to central london. he arrived at clarence house at 2.40 2 pm. and then, as you say, spent a very short amount of time with the king. only 45 minutes. and bearing in mind he's just been on an 11 hour flight to spend time with his father, who has been diagnosed with cancer. i think to most people it appears to be very short . uh, to most people it appears to be very short. uh, indeed. and then as you say, he left clarence house and the king left clarence h

he was seen today back in london, he has flown back from sandringham and the assumption is he is herer his cancer. we do not know exactly what type of cancer but we heard last monday that he had been diagnosed with cancer when he was in for a different process, for his procedure on his enlarged prostate. as many people will know, cancer treatments are regular, people have to go back to hospital. king charles will be treated as an outpatient, he will not be staying in. this might become part of a regular pattern. he has come back from sandringham where he was seen at the weekend looking quite chirpy, he went to church on his norfolk estate. he was back and seen with his wife queen camilla indycar driving to clarence house. —— in his car. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. let's look at some other stories making news here in the uk. the trial has started of a man accused of murdering pc sharon beshenivsky in 2005. the 38—year—old officer died after she was shot while she and a colleague responded to reports of a robbery in bradford. 75—year—old piran ditta khan — who

with his family on christmas day at sandringham.me being out of the public eye, to concentrate on his recovery. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. now, let's take a look at some other stories making news in the uk. the metropolitan police have released new images of abdul ezedi, the man wanted in connection with a corrosive liquid attack in clapham last week. police have tracked mr ezedi moving from near southwark bridge in central london towards victoria embankment. 8 million people on means—tested benefits are now receiving their final cost of living payment to help with high prices and bills. the £299 payment will go directly into bank accounts of those eligible before 22 february, without the need to make a claim. no further payments of this kind are scheduled and charities are urging the government to consider more support. now, people in bristol have been queuing to sign up with a new nhs dentist practice for a second day. the police had to intervene yesterday to control the crowd of those wanting to registe

with his family on christmas day at sandringham.e time being out of the public eye, to concentrate on his recovery. i'm joined now by arun azad, a medical oncologist at the peter maccallum cancer centre in melbourne. what does this news tell us about the importance of getting checked out — especially for men in the older age bracket? it isa it is a pleasure. thank you. yes, i think this really surprising and shocking news about king charles i think being says that's cancer does not discriminate and can affect everyone in society whether they are a member of the royal family or not. and i think that is, you know, on a personal level it's obviously very sad for king charles and for his family, but one of the positives that can emerge from hearing about a cancer diagnosis in a public figure is that it creates awareness about the importance of patients, particularly older men who are reluctant to go to their doctors to have symptoms and problems checked out to actually make the time to invest in their current health and be proactive abo

with his family on christmas day at sandringham. the king is now back here. to concentrate on his recovery. daniela relph, bbc news. the us national transportation safety board released new details about a rapid decompressiorization event that happened on a boeing 737 max 9 jet flown by alaska airlines last month. the agency's preliminary report finds that four bolts used to secure the panel that ultimately blew off mid—flight appeared to be missing. the ntsb provided a photo of the door plug from september at a boeing factory as evidence. boeing delivered the plane to alaska airlines at the end of october. the findings come almost exactly a month after the incident triggered a 19—day emergency grounding of all max 9 jets and renewed scrutiny of boeing and their safety record. the airline manufacturer's ceo dave calhoun issued a statement shortly after the report's release, saying, "whatever final conclusions are reached, boeing is accountable for what happened. an event like this must not happen on an airplane that leaves our factory. we simply must do bette

sandringham is where the royal family gather for christmas. public eye as he concentrates on his recovery. daniela relph, bbc news. two by—elections are taking place next week both in seats vacated by a sitting conservative mp. tomorrow will focus on kingswood near bristol. but today, let's take a look at wellingborough, where the mp peter bone was forced to stand down after allegations of bullying and sexually inappropriate behaviour. 0ur political correspondent helen catt has been speaking to voters there. the wobbles here have been running litter picks for three years now, the volunteers have clear views on what else in wellingborough could do with a spruce up. the what else in wellingborough could do with a spruce op— with a spruce up. the antisocial behaviour. _ with a spruce up. the antisocial behaviour, burglaries, - with a spruce up. the antisocial behaviour, burglaries, doubt. with a spruce up. the antisocial behaviour, burglaries, doubt i i with a spruce up. the antisocial. behaviour, burglaries, doubt i say it, potholes, and litter.

with his family on christmas day at sandringham. the king is now back here. for the time being, out of the public eye to concentrate on his recovery. daniela relph, bbc news. wishing him all the best with that. from the bbc sport centre here is mark edwards. hello from the bbc sport centre. we start with a huge shock at the asian cup — but one that will please a couple this can be reduced by one week if he completes tackle school it means he'll miss france's next 26 nation game against scotland then their home match against italy. they have the weeks including club matches meaning they could return far france's final two games against whale and against england. a huge shock at the asian cup — but one that will please a couple of clubs in the premier league. jordan, ranked 87 in the world have never been in a semi final in the world have knocked out regional powerhouse south korea. they won 2—0 in qatar — mousa tamari with their second — as jordan reached the final for the very first time. son heung min did have a goal disallowed for south korea — but he'll no

the king, meanwhile, spent the night at sandringham, after beginning his treatment on monday.son reports. back to work, prince william carrying out public duties at windsor castle today. he's been handing out honours to those who've made a difference to public life. ellen, mrs convery, for services to association football. ellen white — the england women's football team's record goal—scorer, who was key to their euros victory in 2022 — was one of those receiving her award. it must be a difficult time for the heir to the throne. not only will he be worrying about catherine, his wife, but also now his father. yesterday, the king was pictured for the first time since his cancer diagnosis was announced, with the queen, being driven to buckingham palace. later, he was flown by helicopter to the sandringham estate in norfolk, where he'll spend time following the start of his cancer treatment. while the king was in london yesterday, he saw his younger son harry, who had flown in from california. they spent around 45 minutes together. the last time harry saw his father in person was a

now that church there on the sandringham estate is a private church so he will only be there with thebehind me, there are people who can catch a glimpse of him there but they might be fairly far away from him in order to speak to him. if you're one of the millions of people who still love a vinyl record, you'll know that part of the appeal is the artwork. but — of course — they can't all be masterpieces like the beatles' sergeant pepper, or pink floyd's dark side of the moon. some album covers are truly terrible. now a gallery in alnwick, northumberland, has put on a display of some of the worst offenders. adam powell went for a look. (tx) music: top of the pops. when it comes to art work, these album covers are most definitely flops. it's basically about humour, a smile. many of them do make you smile and if not, actually laugh out loud. they are rather weird, a man's head on a piece of pineapple. it looks like the pineapple has got some tomato sauce on it, a bit of lettuce. the bizarre. a set of dentures and a goldfish in a glass. i had this album. i used to work in a record shop. b

we saw him yesterday at sandringham, waving and smiling to people as he went to church, walking in withfor a man of 75, he obviously has a lot of duties, a lot of engagements that keep him active and we are told in this statement tonight that he will can —— continue to look at his responsibilities. his health is not in a state where he won't neglect those mental activities if you like. what we do know tonight is that large sections of the public, at leastjudging by those here in windsor, they are shocked by what has happened but many of them are wishing the best for the king and a speedy recovery. wishing the best for the king and a speedy recovery-— speedy recovery. we've had some reaction from _ speedy recovery. we've had some reaction from washington - speedy recovery. we've had some | reaction from washington tonight. president biden said he was concerned about king charles's diagnosis and will be calling him later to talk to him directly. one of the set piece events we remember at windsor was a president biden's visit injuly and so, there seems to be a connection between these two

the king meanwhile spent the night at sandringham, after beginning his treatment on monday.inson reports. back to work, prince william carrying out public duties at windsor castle today. he's been handing out honours to those who've made a difference to public life. ellen, mrs convery, for services to association football. ellen white — the england women's football team's record goal—scorer, who was key to their euros victory in 2022 — was one of those receiving her award. it must be a difficult time for the heir to the throne. not only will he be worrying about catherine, his wife, but also now his father. yesterday, the king was pictured for the first time since his cancer diagnosis was announced, with the queen, being driven to buckingham palace. later, he was flown by helicopter to the sandringham estate in norfolk, where he'll spend time following the start of his cancer treatment. while the king was in london yesterday, he saw his younger son harry, who had flown in from california. they spent around 45 minutes together. the last time harry saw his father in person was

these pictures show king charles and queen camilla arriving for the morning service in sandringham.ay, king charles and queen camilla with their umbrellas as they head to the morning service. he appeared last sunday, and there they are heading again at sandringham. stay with us on bbc news. we will have all the latest headlines in a couple of minutes' time. hello. it was a very soggy night across many parts of the uk and especially wet in the south earlier on today. but here's the good news. if you want some dry and bright weather, well, it's arriving this afternoon. there will be a few showers around, though. here's the weather front on the satellite picture as it clears from west towards the east, a definitive clearance behind this weather front. but even when the sunshine does come out in east anglia, and the southeast, there could be some showers following behind. now, the temperatures on the mild side once again, we're used to this now — 13 in aberdeen, about 11, though, in liverpool and in the south and the southeast, 14 or 15. a clear evening, and then later tonight, another

those photographs from yesterday morning at st mary magdalene church of, i think now we see it in sandringhams it was a sort of, i think now we see it and it's a sort of statement, isn't it? it's sort of saying, i'm here, i'm still your king. "i'm still very much connected to the people. i'm smiling, i'm waving, i'm visible". and i'm sure that when they were thinking about how they were going to do this, there would been planning about we want to make sure that the king is not invisible. there would have been a new portrait issued by the palace which was taken in france recently of the king. again, important that the king is still visible. he will, of course, not be visible for a considerable time now. but those images in the last few days, i think, have been very carefully thought out and also that sense that he is going to carry on with all these duties that he is going to despite i mean, it would have been relatively easy for him to say, "look, i've got cancer". i'm going to have to step back". there are systems for ensuring that that all happens. these councillors of state, as you've been

i'm also told that his majesty the king returned from sandringham to london this morning.he royal standard is flying above buckingham palace here and he is going to be treated as an outpatient. so he is not going to be returning to hospital at this stage as an inpatient to receive treatment. he he clearly has a very a very experienced medic staff. michael dixon is the head of the medical household and he clearly has seen that it is appropriate for his majesty to receive treatment at home here in london, rather than at hospital . clearly, this than at hospital. clearly, this is an incredibly serious announcement from buckingham palace. but of course, with some hope as well . of course, it was hope as well. of course, it was dunng hope as well. of course, it was during that treatment for an enlarged prostate that doctors discovered this separate issue, which is which been identified as a form of cancer. there's a series of scheduled, scheduled regular treatments . he's been regular treatments. he's been advised to postpone all public engagements for the time being . engageme

sandringham yesterday. has there been any reaction from them?es, of course. he _ been any reaction from them? yes, of course. he is — been any reaction from them? yes, of course, he is supreme _ been any reaction from them? yes, of course, he is supreme governor- been any reaction from them? yes, of course, he is supreme governor of- course, he is supreme governor of the church— course, he is supreme governor of the church of england. we've heard the church of england. we've heard the first _ the church of england. we've heard the first reaction from the church of england — the first reaction from the church of england a short while ago. i spoke — of england a short while ago. i spoke to— of england a short while ago. i spoke to the archbishop of york. 0bviously— spoke to the archbishop of york. obviously came as a bit of a shop. we knew— obviously came as a bit of a shop. we knew the — obviously came as a bit of a shop. we knew the king _ obviously came as a bit of a shop. we knew the king had _ obviously came as a bit of a shop. we knew the ki

the king has been receiving cancer treatment in london and is now recovering at his sandringham estateta film awards have been taking place in london — and, as expected, it's been an explosive night for the historical bio—pic �*0ppenheimer�*. it pretty much swept the board, picking up seven awards — including best film. cillian murphy was named best actor and robert downeer was best supporting actor. the mastermind behind it, christopher nolan, won the bafta for best director — the first time he's won. but it wasn't the only film that enjoyed success this evening. the surreal comedy �*poor things' won five baftas — including best actress for emma stone. �*the zone of interest�* was named outstanding british film. stay with us here on bbc news. hello there, good evening. some very mild air across the uk at the moment. and some sunshine today. it felt rather springlike in the best of the sunshine. lots of blue sky here in belfast but a wet start to the day for many with heavy downpours of rain. a lot of surface water around already with the ground already saturated. there are a number of

the king is now on his sandringham estate in norfolk, away from the public gaze, where he'll spend muchl family. i know the thoughts of the house and the country are with the king and his family. we wish his majesty a speedy recovery and look forward to him resuming his public—facing duties in due course. ijoin with the prime minister in sending his majesty the king our very best wishes for his treatment. across this house, we all look forward to seeing him back to full health as quickly as possible. tonight, the prince of wales has his second engagement of the day. a former air ambulance pilot himself, he will celebrate the work of the london air ambulance at a fundraising dinner. stay with us on bbc news. hello. well, is there snow on the way? the answer is yes — for some of us. but for most of us, it's going to be a case of sleet and probably heavy rain, and this is going to be happening really for the rest of the week. now, on the one hand, we have a weather front with mild weather spreading in from the south—west. 0n the other, there's cold air streaming in from the arctic, and tha

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yes, we are on the sandringham estate and - are on the sandringham estate and the king came up here mid will recognise, because of course we see it at times like christmas, where the royal family walk up there, don't they? then he will be able to have some previously because that church is actually closed to the public at the moment, untilaround actually closed to the public at the moment, until around april. actually closed to the public at the moment, untilaround april. in actually closed to the public at the moment, until around april. in terms of this estate, there are elements of this estate, there are elements of it that i completely closed off, so this is a private royal estate for the king. as you have been hearing, though, he has made his cancer diagnosis public, as well as he did the enlarged prostate diagnosis. so there is an element of, of course, and he has said he wants to raise awareness, to enable people to see that he is going through something that so many other people go through as well. but then there is also that private side of him, because he isjust a human being,

he is some three hours away in sandringham , but his away in sandringham, but his son, prince williamoday, way back on royal duty for the first time in three weeks, and certainly since , for the first certainly since, for the first time since his father's cancer diagnosis. that was revealed on monday. prince william was conducting an investiture ceremony here at windsor castle, handing out some 50 honours to people from all walks of life. and they include , added the and they include, added the former england striker ellen white, who received an mba , and white, who received an mba, and other people who have done so much for charity and of course they were were very keen to speak to prince william and also send their very best wishes to his father, king charles and we caught up with some people, including ellen white, after the investiture , i sent my best investiture, i sent my best wishes to the king and to obviously to kate as well , wishes to the king and to obviously to kate as well, um, to prince, princess of wales. >> but yeah. no, he was he was lovely. um, and, uh, yeah, it wa

the king has been receiving cancer treatment in london and is now recovering at his sandringham estaten stepping in for him. stay with us here on bbc news. hello, there. good evening. some very mild air across the uk at the moment. and some sunshine today. it felt rather springlike in the best of the sunshine. lots of blue sky here in belfast but a wet start to the day for many with heavy downpours of rain. a lot of surface water around already with the ground already saturated. there are a number of flood warnings in place across the midlands and down into somerset. more rain to come as we head through next week. staying very unsettled and wet and windy at times. temperatures will also be dropping back down to the seasonal average. a bit more rain to come in the forecast for some of us tonight. that comes courtesy of this cold frontjust sinking down from the north—west. a short spell of possibly quite heavy rain across many north—western areas of scotland, down through northern ireland and into north wet england. and into north—west england. that band of rain fizzling out as it sinks

with his family on christmas day at sandringham.n his recovery. hello there. the weather is changing, its getting colder and that's going to bring the risk of some snow to some parts of the country. now, on tuesday, the temperatures were 14 degrees in surrey ahead of that weather front, which is taking rain down into the english channel. and following on from that, we've got the colder air moving down from the north. and we've seen some wintry showers falling in scotland. could well be a covering of snow in many places here, particularly in the northwest. but there's a danger there may well be some snow falling in the central belt of scotland early in the morning, too. now, increasingly, those wintry showers will become confined to northern scotland. the rest of scotland seeing sunny spells developing. so too northern ireland, and for much of england and wales, although in the south it still could be quite cloudy, still a bit of rain through the english channel not far away from the south coast of england. here, it's going to be col

majesty was sandringham.is majesty was discharged hospital last discharged from hospital last monday after being treated for an enlarged prostate . for more an enlarged prostate. for more on all of our stories , you can on all of our stories, you can sign up to gb news alerts . just sign up to gb news alerts. just scan the qr code that you can see right now, or you can go to gb .com/ alerts. now it's gb news .com/ alerts. now it's back to dawn . back to dawn. >> thank you very much , karen. >> thank you very much, karen. let's get straight into today's story show. we've got a great show coming up for you. the us and uk have launched another round of joint strikes on the houthis . at least 30 targets in houthis. at least 30 targets in yemen were hit yesterday in response to their continuing attacks on vessels in the red sea. defence secretary grant shapps says the fresh air strikes were not an escalation, but instead to protect innocent lives and preserve the freedom of navigation in the area. joining me now i

the king is in sandringham as he recovers from his first round of cancer treatment.fe, kate, had abdominal surgery. he is now expected to carry out more duties whilst the king steps back from public engagements. live now to our royal correspondent charlotte gallagher, who is outside windsor castle. you are there as that's where prince william will be later. what is he doing? what are we expecting to see from the prince today? this what are we expecting to see from the prince today?— the prince today? this morning is the prince today? this morning is the location _ the prince today? this morning is the location for _ the prince today? this morning is the location for the _ the prince today? this morning is the location for the prince - the location for the prince william's first public engagement and taking's diagnosis and also since his wife the princess of wales underwent surgery so the occasion is a very spectacular winter cattle and there will be a ceremony for people becoming mbes and obes and later today he will be going to london, short drive from here and atte