she's at the lindo wing of london's st mary's hospital. 0ur royal correspondent sarah campbell is outsideeta, injust the last few seconds, the announcement that the british royal family has a new member, a prince... ernest worting was one of those left less than enchanted. but charlotte barry was more impressed. after lunch, the wait was on for the first glimpse of the new arrival, and that well—known royal lover simon mccoy was all agog on afternoon live. uh... after lunch, the wait was on for the first glimpse of the new arrival, and that well—known royal lover simon mccoy was all agog on afternoon live. uh... there's a door, there's a policeman. where is the baby? look, can you see in the mirror in the doorway? look at the photographers and the cameramen that you can't see, hundreds who are waiting outside. audience reaction continued to come in, with michael expressing his views like this... well, the two main participants in that forthcoming royal wedding were conducting more sombre duties on wednesday. here is nicholas witchell. first light at the australia and new zealand war memor

our royal correspondent sarah campbell is outside the hospital, sarah. reeta, injust the last few seconds, the announcement that the british royal family has a new member, a prince... ernest worting was one of those left less than enchanted. but charlotte barry was more impressed. after lunch, the wait was on for the first glimpse of the new arrival, and that well—known royal lover simon mccoy was all agog on afternoon live. uh... there's a door, there's a policeman. where is the baby? look, can you see in the mirror in the doorway? look at the photographers and the cameras that you can see, hundreds who are waiting outside. audience reaction continued to come in, with michael expressing his views like this... well, the two main participants in that forthcoming royal wedding were conducting more sombre duties on wednesday. here is nicholas witchell. first light at the australia and new zealand war memorials in london on anzac day. a commemoration attended this year by prince harry and meghan markle, in particular remembrance of the thousands of troops fr

our royal correspondent sarah campbell is outside the hospital.e last few seconds, the announcement the british royal family has a new member, a prince. ifi family has a new member, a prince. if i can read you the release is used by kensington palace, the duchess of ghent which has been delivered of a son, safely delivered ofa delivered of a son, safely delivered of a son at 11:01am. the baby weighs eightlb and seven. the duke of cambridge was present for the birth. members of both families have been informed and are delighted with the news. her royal highnesses and her child are both doing well. the queen'ssixth great—grandchild. fifth in line to the throne, pushing prince harry down to sixth. both families have been informed and are delighted with the news. the third baby for the duke and duchess of cambridge but the level of interest in this new addition to the royal family remains strong. from hardened royal watchers camped outside the hospitalfor from hardened royal watchers camped outside the hospital for a week, from hardened royal watchers

our royal correspondent sarah campbell has the latest from the king edward vii hospital in central londonco mforta ble today and is now described as comfortable and progressing satisfactorily. hip replacements are a common procedure. it is where the damage and is replaced by an artificial one. the latest eagles to make figures —— prince philip will that was carried out under general anaesthetic. he appears to be recovering as he gets used to the newjoint. recovering as he gets used to the new joint. the palace recovering as he gets used to the newjoint. the palace av they can to stay here for several days. the royal college of surgeons say the majority of patients can get back to normal within a few weeks of surgery. normal within a few weeks of surgery. the queen is a windsor castle. she will have been kept across the duke's concision. the whole family will no doubt be hoping that he will be fully fit by may 19, the day of pence ariadne michael's wedding. —— prince harry and meghan markle's wedding. fifty years ago today the civil rights leader martin luther king was assassinated in memp

sarah campbell there at st mary's hospital. ingrid seward joins us now, editor of majesty magazine.u. this, even though it is child number three. three. moment, so you'd have to be an old cynic. to complain about it. morning and produce a baby by 11, and then come out looking gorgeous. and then come out looking gorgeous. very, very well, i think she needs a silver starfor this one. very, very well, i think she needs a silver star for this one. silver star for this one. look really relaxed, that was noticeable. noticeable. carrying a baby and flicking back her hair, i don't know. her hair, i don't know. would very happy and they would be, and i am sure she's exhausted. and i am sure she's exhausted. the line of succession, despite the new arrival. new arrival. heir doesn't necessarily, take over any more. any more. just as well, princess charlotte looks pretty feisty. looks pretty feisty. she gave a lovely wave very confident. lovely wave very confident. not to be ousted by a younger brother. brother. and megan take the limelight in the coming months. coming months. able say say is t

our royal correspondent, sarah campbell, is at the duke was admitted here yesterday after suffering hip earlier today, and is now described as comfortable and regressing satisfactorily. hip replacement are a common procedure, it is when a damaged right is replaced by a working one. the latest figures, 800 people each year over the age of 90 undergo the procedure. prince philip's was carried out under general anaesthetic, and will now have a period of recovery as he gets used to the new drug. the palace expecting to stay at hospital for several days. the royal college of surgeons say the majority of patients can go back to normal within a few weeks of surgery. the queen is at windsor castle, she will have been kept across the duke of‘s condition. the whole family will hope he will be fit by 19th of may, the date of prince harry and meghan markle's wedding. the liberal democrat leader, sir vince cable, has claimed his party is a "well—kept secret" that's set to defy opinion polls in the forthcoming local elections in england. he said the lib dems were winning local council by—elections in

our royal correspondent, sarah campbell, is outside the hospital now.phers there were many well—wishers waiting to get a glimpse at the family and at last they did. exactly. the e-mail came through this morning at 8:30am the duchess of cambridge was in the early stages of labour and since then the streets around here have filled up with hundreds of members of the press and hundreds of well—wishers. it is literally in the past few minutes that the duke and duchess of cambridge have shown their new baby to all of those people waiting all day and of course the media. these pictures are being beamed around the world as we speak. it was a huge moment bearing in mind the baby was born at one made it past 11. i can tell you already people are having their picture taken in front of the lindo wing. the interest in this baby has not waned. we have had prince george and princess charlotte, who made a visit to the hospital, so they have been introduced to their baby brother. the duke and duchess have now taken their son back home to kensington palace, so all three

our royal correspondent sarah campbell is at the king edward vii hospital in london. right. prince philip was admitted here yesterday. we were told it was for a planned operation on his hip. in the last hour, buckingham palace released a statement saying that it was indeed a hip replacement operation. the statement says that he is progressing satisfactorily and is co mforta ble progressing satisfactorily and is comfortable and in good spirits. prince philip retired from royal duties last august. but he was expected to attend and accompany the queen to three recent events. he did not appear. it subsequently emerged that he had been suffering with problems with his hip for the last month or so. hip replacements are a common procedure, more than 800 of them were carried out on people over the age of 90, those are the latest figures for 2016. prince philip's was carried out under general anaesthetic. a statement from the palace says that his royal highness is likely to stay in hospitalfor a few his royal highness is likely to stay in hospital for a few days. the queen has

let'sjoin our royal correspondent sarah campbell at st mary's hospital.s announced around about lunchtime, one o'clock, that the new baby had been born. the thin line of succession. in the last few minutes, his older brother and sister, prince george and princess charlotte, arrived here at the private wing here at saint mary's hospital in paddington. both of them got out of the car. george had been at school this morning, so he was still in his school uniform. princess charlotte joined theirfather school uniform. princess charlotte joined their father walking up the steps, both of them looking pretty confident, particularly princess charlotte, seemingly not intimidated at all with the hundreds of camera crews, photographers and well—wishers that the role lining the streets. the baby was born at one minute past 11 this morning. the baby weighs £8 and seven ounces, heavier than his brother and sister. the duke of cambridge was present for the birth. with all the details, here is daniela relph. buckingham palace proudly announces the birth of a newly—born pr

our royal correspondent, sarah campbell is outside st mary's hospital, in central london. us? good morning. we await the news that this royal princess or princess has been born. the official notice came through from kensington palace this morning, saying she had been admitted to hospital in the early stages of labour. the statement said the duchess travel by car from kensington palace to lindo wing, a private wing, and she travelled with the duke. prince george was born on the duke. prince george was born on the 23rd ofjuly act in 2013. the labour took 10.5 hours. princess charlotte was born on the 2nd of may and howard birth to 2.5 hours. make of that what you will. this is baby number three and labour can take as long or short as it does. there are hundreds of members of the press from around the world here who are awaiting the news of this birth because no doubt, as with princess charlotte and prince george, this new baby will be one of the world's talked about children. obviously the betting is evolution over names but we do not know the sex of the child because the ro

our royal correspondent sarah campbell described the moment the public got its first sight of the newwas a huge cheer that erupted from all the well—wishers, not only at ground level, but we saw them waving from people up at the top, there are people hanging out of hospital windows. and across the road, the huge amount of excitement, and huge amount of good wishes. towards the duke and duchess of cambridge, of course this is their third baby, and it's all been a very highly concentrated day, she went into hospital and was admitted early stages of labour before 6:00 this morning. then the news was announced around lunchtime, that she had given birth to a sun, he was born one minute past 11, this morning. and he is of course, the youngest sibling to four—year—old prince george and to—year—old, princess charlotte. who did arrive, at the hospital, they did going to see him their new baby brother in the hospital. there are taken back to kensington palace, very quickly. the duke and duchess of cambridge emerged from the hospital and i'd imagine they are at kensington palace by now, they lef

hospital yesterday afternoon — but they have released few other details, as our royal correspondent sarah campbelletirement from public engagement last august, sightings of the duke have been less frequent. however, when he was seen out and about, such as here at sandringham on christmas day, he seemed fit and well. just last month the 96—year—old was photographed carriage riding, a favourite pastime of his. his absence at two services over the easter break, when he would have been expected to accompany the queen, were a clear sign that there was an issue. yesterday the palace released a statement saying that the duke had been admitted to hospital for planned surgery on his hip. it emerged he had been experiencing discomfort with it for the past month. precise details of the operation have not been released. but clinicians agree the duke‘s general good health will aid his recovery. well the challenges with an older person — and again i must stress that this is not unusual that people in their 90s are having hip replacements — but the most important thing is the other core mobilities, whatever othe

from outside the hospital — here's our royal correspondent sarah campbell.as released in a statement saying this was indeed a hip replacement operation. the statement goes on to say he is progressing satisfactorily and is comfortable and in good spirits. prince philip retired from royal duties last august, but he was expected to attend to accompany the clean to three recent events and he did not appear. it subsequently emerged he had been suffering from problems with his hip for the last month or so. hip replacements are a common procedure, more than 800 of them we re procedure, more than 800 of them were carried out on people over the age of 90, the latest figures for 2016. we know his was carried out under general anaesthetic and the statement from the palace says his royal highness is likely to remain in hospitalfor a few royal highness is likely to remain in hospital for a few days. the queen has remained throughout windsor castle but she has been kept fully informed as to her husband's progress. the family no doubt will be hoping that he is fully recove

house press secretary sarah sanders is going to join us live from new york city where it's snowing and white house easter egg roll where it is not. ♪ brian: general john campbellnada with the -- vere troops. i want to talk to you about that. your last command was afghanistan. despite the rules of engagement that president trump put in place, do you think anything changes in that country as the fighting season begins? >> yeah. absolutely. i think the u.s. and afghan forces continue to put a lot of pressure on the taliban. president has reached out with reconciliation offers of peace. the taliban is striking back. a lot of different attacks lately. i have a lot of confidence in the afghan security forces. their air force continues to build up. new helicopters and new fighters. they have had new leadership in many key positions. i feel very optimistic about the future. brian: president cut off sanctions. haven for the taliban. >> we have been going back and forth with pakistan for years and years. engagement with pakistan and continued pressure on pakistan key. sanctuary across the border has inhibited us from doing things we need to do. i think we need to keep t

royal correspondent sarah campbell.ps around in the world when there is a royal baby. the media were first alerted just before 830 this morning with the news that the duchess of cambridge as gone into hospital, she was in the early stages of labour, and then the waiting began. it finished just after one o'clock, an hour ago, when kensington palace and announced they was a new member of the british royal family. announced they was a new member of the british royalfamily. a baby weighing eight lbs and seven ounces. the jadeja of cambridge was present at the birth —— duke. for the hardened royal watchers and the world's media, the news they had been waiting for, a baby boy born just after 11 o'clock this morning weighing eight lbs and seven ounces, a third child for the duke and duchess of kent rich for the pregnancy had not been easy for the duchess asked the —— the dutch the division which had been problematic for the three previous pregnancies kept her out of the public eye —— the problem. she was back to work and she w

our royal correspondent sarah campbell reports. was business as usual at the hospital's main entrance. a police presence and the gathered media the only sign that royalty was inside. three cheers for the captain general! hip hip! hurray! since his retirement from public engagement last august, sightings of the duke have been less frequent. however, when he was seen out and about, such as here at sandringham on christmas day, he seemed fit and well. just last month the 96—year—old was photographed carriage riding, a favourite pastime of his. his absence at two services over the easter break, when he would have been expected to accompany were a clear sign that there was an issue. yesterday the palace released a statement saying that the duke had been admitted to hospital for planned surgery on his hip. it emerged he had been experiencing discomfort with it for the past month. precise details of the operation have not been released. but clinicians agree the duke's general good health will aid his recovery. well the challenges with an