we are going to kick off with the sunday times.our first story can concerning comments made by prince charles. the sunda comments made by prince charles. tue: sunday times comments made by prince charles. tte: sunday times is reporting that cabinet ministers have fired some warning shots across the bows to warning shots across the bows to warn prince charles that he is perhaps waiting into more political territory, but this is not actually unusual. we know in the past, prince charles has had many views on architecture, on horticulture. he even failed to attend a state banquet when dignitaries from china came over and also made it clear to the papers that that was what he was doing, because he was against the regime. because he�*s made some comments about the government�*s rwanda migration policy, the members of the cabinet are actually deciding this is probably the moment which they have to remind him that when he becomes king, he�*s not going to be able to be as political. he should perhaps have a vow of silence. but it�*s interes

also in the sunday times, | change.d things like that and africa in particular and east africa really suffering because of the shortage of supplies caused by the war.— caused by the war. absolutely. this is about northwestern _ caused by the war. absolutely. this is about northwestern canyon, i caused by the war. absolutely. this. is about northwestern canyon, which has already been grappling with its worst drought in 40 years, plus of course the pandemic and everything else associated with it. apparently kenyans get 90% of their wheat from ukraine and russia, according to this piece in the sunday times and they mix it with water to make a starchy staple. somalia previously received 100% of its wheat from russia and ukraine. so, at the moment there are 1.7 million children considered to be in urgent need of care for malnutrition because the war in ukraine and russia has caused such a problem. of course, what's very interesting is right next door is rwanda. so, i don't know quite how it effects the region but certainly t

the sunday times also features the queen and paddington, saying the night was a "party of a lifetime the world's grandmother. " it certainly was. "thank you for being there for us, mummy" — the sunday express quotes prince charles�*sjubilee tribute speech at the concert. the observer reflects on a long weekend of celebrations on its front page, describing the festivities as a "carnival of memory." and a picture of brian may performing on the victoria memorial monument earlier tonight is on the front of the sunday mirror, with the headline "rock �*n royal". those are the front pages, really wonderful front pages, those are the front pages, really wonderfulfront pages, i might say, this evening. hello to you both. before we start, i take it you both enjoyed the concert this evening? absolutely, i thou~ht it concert this evening? absolutely, i thought it was _ concert this evening? absolutely, i thought it was fantastic. _ concert this evening? absolutely, i thought it was fantastic. the - thought it was fantastic. the numbers of people behind that making it happen, the technicians, the

the sunday times., pm warns west. this left-hand side, steal your cells for a long war, pm warns west. this is an article that _ a long war, pm warns west. this is an article that boris _ a long war, pm warns west. this is an article that boris johnson - a long war, pm warns west. this is an article that boris johnson has i an article that borisjohnson has written — an article that borisjohnson has written for— an article that borisjohnson has written for the sunday times. of course _ written for the sunday times. of course he — written for the sunday times. of course he was in ukraine this weekend, _ course he was in ukraine this weekend, met president zelensky. the article _ weekend, met president zelensky. the article is _ weekend, met president zelensky. the article is really interesting, it's -ot article is really interesting, it's got a _ article is really interesting, it's got a hit — article is really interesting, it's got a bit of death but it's not polemic— got a bit of death but it's not pol

there is another angle to this, _ sunday times.t of— famine have been prevalent in that part of africa for quite some time. there _ part of africa for quite some time. there is_ part of africa for quite some time. there is a — part of africa for quite some time. there is a really chronic drought taking _ there is a really chronic drought taking place there at the moment, i will be _ taking place there at the moment, i will be the — taking place there at the moment, i will be the worst for 40 years, and also the _ will be the worst for 40 years, and also the region still mired in domestic— also the region still mired in domestic conflict —— probably the worst _ domestic conflict —— probably the worst. wars between other countries that has— worst. wars between other countries that has affected how to approach —— agricultural— that has affected how to approach —— agricultural output. people in kenya have said. _ agricultural output. people in kenya have said, if you didn't import such cheap— have said, if you didn't import such cheap

this broke in the sunday times over the weekend, - speaker this broke in the sunday i times over theunday . times over the weekend, detailing a cash handover to prince charles from the former prime minister of qatar. according to the report, the prince accepted the cash, some enlarged nominations. it was immediately handed over to the charities, and according to the palace, all of the correct processes were followed. in a briefing today, a senior royal source was asked about the story, in the days since there has been critical comments about the prince's judgment in receiving the cash. the source said that the prince operates according to advice, and situations aren't context changes over the years, it has not happened in more than half a decade since and would not happen now. that was then, this is now. the subtext is that it might have looked 0k is now. the subtext is that it might have looked ok when these cash donations were offered between 2011-15, but they donations were offered between 2011—15, but they would not look good now. whether that would satisfy critics is one questio

mentions, in the past _ which the sunday times mentions, in the past it— which the sunday timeserrorism _ the past it has been associated with terrorism because it is a discontinued note, they were handed in suitcases, you have to wonder what _ in suitcases, you have to wonder what makes prince charles think this was acceptable. there are so many questions — was acceptable. there are so many questions about him getting involved in politics. _ questions about him getting involved in politics, expressing his views, and accepting cash in this form will raise _ and accepting cash in this form will raise a _ and accepting cash in this form will raise a lot — and accepting cash in this form will raise a lot of questions about whether— raise a lot of questions about whether he can do the role as monarch— whether he can do the role as monarch on the world stage. because ac having _ monarch on the world stage. because ac having preference for a country like qatar— ac having preference for a country like qatar when he is being funded by their— like qatar when he is being funded by their f

the sunday times also features the queen and paddington, saying the night was a "party of a lifetime ou for being there for us, mummy." the sunday express quotes prince charles'sjubilee tribute speech at the concert. the observer reflects on a long weekend of celebrations on its front page, describing the festivities as a "carnival of memory". and a picture of brian may performing on the victoria memorial monument is on the front of the sunday mirror, so, let's begin. pretty much wall—to—walljubilee celebrations. ijust pretty much wall—to—walljubilee celebrations. i just wanted pretty much wall—to—walljubilee celebrations. ijust wanted to, we were looking at the front pages and i wanted to flick through the sun on sunday because it shows pretty much what the papers, all the papers are doing. what the papers, all the papers are doinu. ~ , , what the papers, all the papers are doing-_ that _ what the papers, all the papers are doing._ that brilliant - doing. absolutely. that brilliant sketch with. _ doing. absolutely. that brilliant sketch with, the _ doing. absolutely. that brilliant s

the sunday times reports toda that picture. the sunday times reports today that heathrow _ picture.imes reports l today that heathrow is now ordering airlines to ditch our third of its flights until at least next month while they try to manage this. how long do you think this will go on for? having noticed of a cancelled flight is one thing, but being able to find something else to enable you to find something else to enable you to go on the holiday that you were hoping to do without suddenly having to spend a lot more money is another. , . ., another. yes, and i think we will see some _ another. yes, and i think we will see some significant _ another. yes, and i think we will see some significant action i another. yes, and i think we will see some significant action fromj another. yes, and i think we will i see some significant action from the airports, like heathrow, and the airlines, before the government steps in and orders them to do something. what we will see is a significant reduction in capacity. we are already seeing a bit of that. on friday, whiz air said, right, we are a

suitcase containing a million euros in cash from a former qatari prime minister, according to the sunday times. there is no suggestion the payments were illegal. # how could i dance with another? # when i saw her standing there?# and sir paul mccartney wows glastonbury and brings on surprise guests bruce springsteen and dave grohl. hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world. one person has been killed and several others have been injured after apparent russian missile attacks struck the ukrainian capital, kyiv, causing large explosions. the city's mayor says ambulances and rescuers have been sent to the scene. the attacks come hours after president zelensky made another plea for ukraine's allies to provide air defence systems. the war will dominate a summit of g7 leaders, which is getting under way in germany, and how to deal with russian aggression. anisa kadri reports. the destruction of a residential building in a russian cruise missile attack on kyiv. a number of people were pulled from the rubble, including a 7—year—old girl. officials say they're searching for her

lets move on to l the sunday times. . the prime minister has had his second visit to kyiv and it looks like this war could go on for some time. looks like this war could go on for some time-— looks like this war could go on for some time. , ., ~ some time. yes, and i think whether this is izroris — some time. yes, and i think whether this is boris johnson _ some time. yes, and i think whether this is boris johnson grandstanding l this is borisjohnson grandstanding and using _ this is borisjohnson grandstanding and using a photo opportunity because — and using a photo opportunity because it gets better welcome than he would _ because it gets better welcome than he would have done in wakefield, you put that— he would have done in wakefield, you put that to _ he would have done in wakefield, you put that to one side and says is probably— put that to one side and says is probably too and this will not be over anytime soon and i think there is a danger— over anytime soon and i think there is a danger because of the things we

the sunday times has also reported some of the money was handed directly to prince charles.jonny dymond, explained what the prince's representatives are saying about this. the prince's office does not deny the substance of this story although they clearly have some concerns about some of the detail. but they acknowledge that a very large donation was passed over in cash to the prince. he passed it to his assistants and they put it in the bank account of his charities and the appropriate checks were made. there is no suggestion of any illegality or rule breaking. this is somewhat embarrassing partly because such a huge donation being made in cash. i mean, a bank transfer or a cheque would be more regular barley i mean, a bank transfer or a cheque would be more regular partly because there has been so much controversy around previous fundraising efforts from some of the prince's charities. perhaps most importantly, because of the suggestion, perception amongst some that one person giving such a huge donation may end up having undue influence on the air to the throne, on the he

i think six is the number in . the sunday times at the beginning and told _ the sunday times at the beginningore likely to we _ looked at it, but it's more likely to we think— looked at it, but it's more likely to we think been talked they've about, — to we think been talked they've about, these are mps for a slim majority— about, these are mps for a slim majority in _ about, these are mps for a slim majority in the redwall seats. the bottom _ majority in the redwall seats. the bottom line of politics as you have individuals— bottom line of politics as you have individuals here who have an ice age of £80,000 a year, they made at a £15.000 _ of £80,000 a year, they made at a £15,000 bump on it for being a chairman— £15,000 bump on it for being a chairman of the select committee or something _ chairman of the select committee or something else in parliament, that's 595.000. _ something else in parliament, that's £95,000, they can see that, disappearing in a red puff of smoke because _ disappearing in a red puff of smoke because of— disappearing in a red puff of smoke because of the way the tory

fill us in with some of the detail of the sunday times is alleging. containing i million euros in cash from a former qatari prime minister. this is one of three donations totalling 3 million euros. clarence house said these donations went directly to the prince's charities and correct processes were followed. to make it clear, there is no suggestion at this point that the payments were illegal. when you read the report in this paper, it says prince charles received it in person from the former prime minister between 2011 and 2015 and it is claimed that on one occasion the money was actually handed over in a holdall at a meeting in clarence house and on another occasion, the paper was contained in a carrier bag from the department store fortnum and mason. , , ., ., ., and mason. give us more detail about what clarence — and mason. give us more detail about what clarence house _ and mason. give us more detail about what clarence house says _ and mason. give us more detail about what clarence house says about - and mason. give us more detail about what c

suitcase containing a million euros in cash from a former qatari prime minister, according to the sunday timest a nightclub in the south african city of east london. now on bbc news, it's time for our world.

i i fie that you are asking the media editor of the sunday times this. in my interest to say that sunday is the day that everybody reads the papers. but what i would say and i think it's true there are a lot of saturday papers that throw down the gauntlet, but i think the sunday papers always rise to the occasion. i think the difference, one of the differences obviously is that some papers coming of the sunday times and the times, but they emerged to a seven—day corporation so you don't have separate entities and the telegraph is a one example of that where they are a seven—day operation. their paper would be there saturday paper but they might not say that but internally it feels a big put a big push behind that. clearly sunday is the day everyone wants to read the newspapers. fir in wants to read the newspapers. or in this heat that _ wants to read the newspapers. or in this heat that went _ wants to read the newspapers. or in this heat that went over _ wants to read the newspapers. or in this heat that went over their face and not off the guard if they

in the month this is all over the sunday times today the accepted 1 million cash in a suitcase. clarence house has been very clear on the signs are that the donations were passed immediately to one of the princes charities. all the correct processes were followed. as you just that as well, just make it absolutely clear, there is no suggestion at this point that the payments were illegal. what is though, when you look at the report it says that prince charles received them in person than the former prime minister between 2011 and 2015 and it is claimed that on one of those occasions the money was actually handed over in a holdall at a meeting in clarence house and in the second occasion, the paper reported that the cash was contained in carrier bags from a department store. and what have clarence house been saying about this? so store. and what have clarence house been saying about this?— store. and what have clarence house been saying about this? so they have been saying about this? so they have been very keen _ been saying about this? so they have been very keen to _ been sayin

suitcase containing a million euros in cash, from a former qatari prime minister, according to the sunday times there is no suggestion the payments were illegal. at least 21 people are reported dead at a nightclub in the south african city of east london. the mp patrick grady steps away from his snp membership while police investigate allegations of sexual harassment against him. good evening. russian missiles have struck the capital of ukraine just as g7 world leaders gather in germany — and as president zelensky warned the war was entering a difficult phase. the russian strike hit a nine—storey residential building in kyiv, killing one person and injuring six others, including a 7—year—old girl. 0ur correspondent nick beake has been at the scene. once again, ukraine's capital is under attack. this video said to show the city's horizon as more russian rockets hit. and once again, civilians are in the firing line. a residential block in the centre of kyiv smouldering, ripped apart. screams inside, rescuers reach a young girl, pinned down by debris. they manage to bring her to safety and then ta

according to j the original sunday times some of the original sunday times some of the people who wereno one —— and never held any myself but they were the largest denomination of euros. yes. myself but they were the largest denomination of euros.- denomination of euros. yes, no loner denomination of euros. yes, no longer in _ denomination of euros. yes, no longer in circulation. _ denomination of euros. yes, no longer in circulation. james - denomination of euros. yes, no longer in circulation. james is i longer in circulation. james is absolutely right, the optics are very odd. it does not look good. but the language as well and certainly in the reporting of this story is the cash that's being bundled into suitcases, in the bags. the broader picture really is of prince charles gradually trying to fill his mother shoes, her popularity rating is very high and understandably so but she is beginning to head back some of her responsibilities. even though this occurred between 2011 and 2013 it's not a good look, the transition is going to be hard enough already and this is pretty poor timi

time. on the sunday express, a different tone _ the time. ifferent tone in its approach - different tone in its approach towards a prime minister. he is going nowhere, boris valves, he will fight and went to elections is about up fight and went to elections is about up in the help in relation to the prime minister and then in bold, crack down on militant unions of the sunday express looking with the story about strikes out the back of course of the third rail strike today. just take us through what the sunday express is saying here. basically that boris johnson is basically that borisjohnson is being — basically that borisjohnson is being urged to actually seat down the strikers. and the issue here is obviously— the strikers. and the issue here is obviously over pay, so what we're talking _ obviously over pay, so what we're talking about, interesting the day which _ talking about, interesting the day which the — talking about, interesting the day which the express mentions that the treasury— which the express mentions that the treasury secret

the sunday times reports a huge donation from sheikh sheikh hamad binjassim you can see here meetingtion of around 3 million euros. £2.5 million. also the detail of it. the donations made in three different chunks but given overin in three different chunks but given over in banknotes, in cash, one donation apparently stopped into a carrier bag from fortnum and mason at top end food store and another given over in a suitcase directly to the prince. given over in a suitcase directly to the prince-— the prince. that is the accusation and what has _ the prince. that is the accusation and what has the _ the prince. that is the accusation and what has the prince - the prince. that is the accusation and what has the prince or - the prince. that is the accusation and what has the prince or his . and what has the prince or his representative said in response? clarence house put out a statement and they said there was a donation from sheikh hamad binjassim, the money went to the prince but it was passed immediately into the prince's charity accounts and their all necessary checks were made on

the comment came after the sunday times reported that charles, seen here in edinburgh today, was handeds were followed. our royal correspondent sarah campbelljoins me now. what else can we say about this episode? what else can we say about this e - isode? what else can we say about this eisode? , ., , episode? there were reportedly three meetinas episode? there were reportedly three meetings and — episode? there were reportedly three meetings and at _ episode? there were reportedly three meetings and at at _ episode? there were reportedly three meetings and at at least _ episode? there were reportedly three meetings and at at least one of- episode? there were reportedly three meetings and at at least one of them | meetings and at at least one of them the prince accepted a huge amount of cash from sheikh hamad binjassim, lodged a nomination banknotes, according to the sunday times somewhere in fortnum & mason carrier bags. the money was immediately handed over to the prince of wales charitable fund and according to the policy auditing was all correct. it has been a few days since this st

suitcase containing a million euros in cash, from a former qatari prime minister, according to the sunday times the payments were illegal. and at least 21 people are reported dead at a nightclub in the south african city of east london.

the "sunday times" reporting this weekend the prince had accepted more than $3 million in cash donations. according to the paper, between 2011 and 2015, the prince received a suitcase full of money on one occasion and carrier bags of cash on another. the money going to his charity. his spokesperson confirming the donations, saying, "charitable donations received from sheikh hamad bin jassim were passed immediately to one of the prince's charities, who carried out the appropriate governance and have assured us that all the correct processes were followed." >> the optics on this look very bad for him because it questions his judgment as to why he's accepting money, large sums of money, in cash. >> reporter: the prince's charities have been involved in scandal before. the met police launching an investigation earlier this year into one of charles' most senior aides, accused of offering honors to a saudi businessman in exchange for donations. the police have yet to announce their findings. the prince of wales has always maintained he was unaware of any malpractice. >> you have to be squeaky

suitcase containing a million euros in cash, from a former qatari prime minister, according to the sunday timest least 2! people are reported dead at a nightclub in the south african city of east london. the mp patrick grady steps away from his snp membership while police

suitcase containing a million euros in cash from a former qatari prime minister, according to the sunday times. there is no suggestion the payments were illegal. and at least 21 people are reported dead at a nightclub in the south african city of east london. now on bbc news, it's time for sportsday. hello. you're watching sportsday on bbc news with me, ben croucher. coming up: the chase is on and england are doing it their way. news from the final test between england and new zealand on the way. pretty neita — daryll makes it a sprint double at the uk athletics championships. and as the gates open at the all england club, we'll tell you what to look out for at wimbledon. thanks forjoining us. this summer has seen england shift the way they approach test cricket — more dynamic, more exciting, more entertaining. the fourth day of the final test against new zealand at headingley was all of the above. before play, england were forced into a change with wicketkeeper sam billings replacing ben foakes, who tested positive for covid. when we got going, england impressed with both bat and ball in the

this was the story that emerged in the sunday times i of this?etween 2011 and 2015 there meetings between prince charles and the former prime minister of qatar and, in the course of those meetings, one in the course of those meetings, one in particular, large amounts of cash was handed over to be given to the prince of wales charitable fund. so there is a lot of money. a lot of that reportedly handed over in fortnum & mason bags and totalling something in the region of two and a half million pounds. region of two and a half million ounds. ~ . .,, ., , , region of two and a half million ounds. . ., .,, ., , , ., ., , pounds. what has happened today? yes, there pounds. what has happened today? yes. there was _ pounds. what has happened today? yes, there was a _ pounds. what has happened today? yes, there was a briefing _ pounds. what has happened today? yes, there was a briefing today i pounds. what has happened today? j yes, there was a briefing today with a senior royal source and he was asked about the story and he gave this answer. that firstly

suitcase containing a million euros in cash from a former qatari prime minister, according to the sunday timesthere is no suggestion the payments were illegal. and at least 21 people are reported dead at a nightclub in the south african city of east london. now on bbc news, it's time for our world. injuly 2021, anti—government protests took place across iran. the protests were triggered by water shortages in the southern province of khuzestan. failing crops, dying wildlife, no drinking water. dry rivers. people in khuzestan face a water crisis. i'm siavash ardalan, and i report on the environment for bbc persian. seeing people suffering, i wanted to understand what caused these water shortages. is it climate change or are there other factors? what is happening in iran today is the outcome of decades of bad management, poor environmental governance and a lack of foresight, not climate change. the bbc cannot operate freely inside iran, so i've pieced the story together using social media and visited the united states to see how they manage their water. wow, this is amazing! look how much the wat

times. first, let's take a look at some of tomorrow's front pages. the sunday leads on the story that the business secretary kwasi kwarteng has accused trade unions of bribing workers to go on strike, after allegedly doubling daily payments to those who took part in inudstrial action. on the observer's front page, the paper reports on warnings that fresh strikes may be on the cards as unions representing teachers and nhs workers threaten industrial action over pay. "i'm finally free to be me." the sunday mirror has a pertinent story for lgbt pride month as olympic legend dame kelly holmes comes out as gay after 3a years. the express leads on words from attorney general suella braverman, who vows to complete brexit, saying its time to take control of our borders. the independent reports on warnings by tory mps to the prime minister of a looming double by—election defeat this week, ahead of the elections in constituencies tiverton and honiton, and wakefield. "steel yourselves for a long war" — the sunday times leads on the war in ukraine, with the prime minister

it was midday sunday, new york time, we saw the compact begin.he says if one looks at previous bear markets, bitcoin has declined around 80 plus percent normally with altcoins dropping further around a 90 plus percent retreat before building those highs again. we could see a much lower bitcoin prices over the next month or two. if it got below the high 20,000 level, if the put cap lower and we are talking about the height 19,000 level which you may remember was the high in 2017. paul: we are seeing a lot of scrutiny about a fascinating apartment where crypto is gaining when the market is closed. what is the story there? >> went wall street goes to sleep, they party all night long. there is a hypothetical strategy that is fascinating of the investment group, at their brand and model the five feet coin at the close and then sell it the next day. they found it yields the strategy, yields gains up to 260%. buying at the u.s. open and selling at the close shows only 3.6 percent. the coin transpired during the weekends and when the stock market is clos

the "sunday times" saying today's garter day ceremony is an attempt at rehabilitating his image. >> there hanging all over him. he's been removed from all public duties. all the charities and regiments don't want to have anything at all to do with him. i have a us is situation that they want to bring him back into public life. >>> prince charles and william intervened regarding andrew publicly attending garter day. it's a sign his comeback may be more of a challenge than expected. >>> coming up, a rocket failure during a launch from cape canaveral. what it means for nasa. >>> also ahead, two music stars sharing their health struggles. what we're learning about toby keith's cancer and the rare disorder justin bieber is fighting. welcome to allstate where anyone who bundles their home and auto insurance saves. isn't that right phil? sorry, i'm a little busy. what in the world are you doing? i'm in the metaverse, bundling my home and auto insurance. why don't you just do that in the real world? um, because now i can bundle in space. watch this. i still don't get it. save up to 25% when you b

ukraine, we also hear from the prime minister of great britain, boris johnson, in a column in the sunday timesssary to prepare for such a scenario, and therefore world partners need to develop a long-term strategy to support kyiv in the confrontation with russia, johnson proposed a four-point plan that, in his opinion, western countries should take into account in order to help ukraine make peace on its own terms, so first of all, ukraine must be provided with all the necessary arming with ammunition and training the military, in particular, britain offered to train 10,000 army men within 120 days, financial assistance is also needed so that ukraine can pay pensions, social security and salaries, the third point concerns the provision of overland routes for the export of food so that ukraine can earn profits from exports and finally , the countries of the west have to contribute to the unblocking of ukrainian seaports, for this johnson offered to provide appropriate weapons to ukraine and to make diplomatic efforts, in particular in the un, or the war with russia was not so protracted, ukraine

suitcase containing i million euros in cash from a former qatari prime minister, according to the sunday times. there is no suggestion the payments were illegal. now on bbc news, the travel show. this week on the travel show — venice puts forward plans to make us pay to visit the city via an app. they understand that the city is very complicated, very unique, very fragile, so i think that the people that love venice will understand, of course. cat's in northern ireland to take in the sights and sounds as the tourists return. really, with bushmills, it's very friendly on your palate. so thatjust draws you in. and actually, put it to your ear. it's saying "try me! "drink me! "you love me!" and we drop in on what claims to be the world's oldest university as it welcomes back students for the first time in around 800 years. we start this week in italy, in the canals, squares and passageways of one of the world's most popular destinations. venice has, over the years, developed a relationship with tourists that can best be described as complicated. and this is what it's like at midday on a monday. i

i will bejoined by media editor of the sunday times and a writer and broadcaster who usually has a busya sports journalist and still loves his cricket. and we'll find out how this story — and many others — are covered in tomorrow's front pages at 10:30 and 11:30 this evening in the papers, with rosamund urwin, who's the media editor at the sunday times, and the writer and broadcaster, mihir bose. there's worrying news for thousands of people who've booked holidays this summer, after gatwick airport said it would limit the number of flights in the peak summer period, because of a shortage of staff, especially among ground handlers. britain's second—busiest airport said the revised plans were meant to create a more reliable service, and it insisted that the vast majority of flights over the summer here's our business correspondent theo leggett. gatwick has imposed a cap on the number of flights that can operate from the airport but it's the airlines that will have to decide which services are going to operate and which are going to be cancelled and which are going to be cancelled and the

after returning from the ukrainian capital, boris johnson wrote a column for the sunday times, in whichis using the company to exhaust kyiv must get new weapons, equipment and ammunition faster than the occupiers, the prime minister insists, because if russia wins, no nation anywhere in the world will be safe because every dictator wants to realize his own ambitions following putin's example , great britain and our friends must to answer by guaranteeing that ukraine has the strategic endurance to survive and ultimately defeat time - this is a vital factor everything will depend on whether ukraine will be able to increase its capacity to defend its land faster than russia can restore its ability to launch new attacks, the british prime minister also proposes a four-step plan that should help ukraine withstand the war and intercept the initiative of the russians, firstly, it is to provide kyiv with weapons and carry out the necessary training of soldiers, and secondly, to help with money so that the government can continue to pay salaries and rebuild the country, thirdly, to provide overl

joining me now is lisa verrico, a music journalist for the sunday times.not sure we can hear lisa for the moment. so a lizo, let me ask another question. who else have we got tonight? we have more queen now. who else are you looking forward to tonight? who else are you looking forward to toniaht? ~ �* ., ., , .,, , tonight? we're going to be hopefully s-ueakin to tonight? we're going to be hopefully speaking to some — tonight? we're going to be hopefully speaking to some of _ tonight? we're going to be hopefully speaking to some of the _ tonight? we're going to be hopefully speaking to some of the bigger- tonight? we're going to be hopefully speaking to some of the bigger acts | speaking to some of the bigger acts as they come through. i don't think we are going to get the chance to speak to the likes of diana ross, unfortunately, but who is not excited about seeing her coming through? at the first live appearance in the uk for more than a decade. and also people will come i'm sure, love to see elbow performing and they will perform with a choir of refugee

this the prime minister of velika britain, borj johnson wrote in his column on the website of the sunday timesto him, the president of the aggressor country, vladimir putin, is resorting to attrition. johnson believes that putin will lack the wisdom to retreat and he can still consider the complete conquest of ukraine possible, so the kingdom and friends of the country should provide for ukraine with the necessary strategic resources to endure and ultimately win, there is no program in poland that would provide separate housing for ukrainian immigrants, so families who want to live in apartments or houses, they have to rent them themselves, this situation has caused a crazy demand in the real estate market, especially in big cities, prices have jumped by at least 30%, how much does it cost to rent a house in warsaw now, and what should we be prepared for? maria chernyakhivska knows. somewhere, well, 18-20 meters , but it has a good square shape, in principle, which is also very convenient, and everything is compactly placed, and my kitchen is very small, it looks like it comes out of the corri

prepare for it, and secondly, almost simultaneously with this statement, the british edition of the sunday times column by british prime minister boris johnson. to prepare for a protracted war, but on the one hand, we hear about what modern weapons ukraine will receive from its partners in order to expel the russian invaders from ukraine as soon as possible, and on the other hand, we hear statements that the war will last for years these two theses differ a little. you know, i think that it may be about the terms of their interpretation and what is meant. i think that it is not about the fact that the war can last for years in that phase and in that in some way , we are observing now when there are extremely hot active battles in the east of our country and in the south, and when the russian military is constantly attacking ukrainian positions, and we can still talk about the fact that this change in this active phase will come to a phase or a calmer one. well, if it is possible to use such the word in general to war, but let's say it can turn into a low-intensity, low- intensity conflict, and h

extraordinary as it - originally was in the sunday times this revelation that the prince of wales had but extraordinary detail but the fact that one of the bags was a suitcase and that one was a carrier bag with sort of huge sums of cash in it. so the charity commission have said that they are reviewing what is happening which obviously is a very embarrassing thing for the prince of wales and potentially could have consequences if it's found that there was anything done or any declarations or processing of funds it was not done correctly as the suggestion there is that in the case but a very eye—catching story and raises quite a lot of questions about i suppose prince charles and hisjudgment in this about i suppose prince charles and his judgment in this case. about i suppose prince charles and hisjudgment in this case. i about i suppose prince charles and hisjudgment in this case.- hisjudgment in this case. i should 'ust sa hisjudgment in this case. i should just say as — hisjudgment in this case. i should just say as you _ hisjudgment in this case. i should just say as you alluded _

the sunday times has also reported some of the money was handed directly to prince charles.round 3 million euros were donated in three chunks, all of it in cash, in euros and banknotes. at least twice handed over once apparently in the carrier bag from a top end food store and another time, apparently in a suitcase directly handed to prince charles. from his office, his office and residence, no denial at all of the core of the story. some quibbling of some the details and acknowledgement that yes, it says the former qatari prime minister did make a donation to prince charles but immediately into a charity account and appropriate checks were made on the donation word were made on the donation where it came from to make sure that it fitted in all governance rules of the charities. but the problem for the prince is not that any of this suggested to be illegal, it's not or that any rules were broken, no one is saying that either. but it's the fact that it was done as a cash donation is probably not the way was very large donations are made here in britain the charities and the f

the sunday times has further allegations about prince charles by the paper's investigations team.crackdown on militant unions" is the lead for the express — with suggestions that the prime minister is being urged by the attorney general not give an inch to striking rail staff. so let's begin... we will start with the observer, the pms planned for a third term described as delusional, according to the observer. nigel, let's begin with you this time. take to the observer. nigel, let's begin with you this time.— to the observer. nigel, let's begin with you this time. take us through the sto . with you this time. take us through the story- yes. _ with you this time. take us through the story- yes. i — with you this time. take us through the story. yes, i think— with you this time. take us through the story. yes, i think delusional i the story. yes, i think delusional is the right word for this. what happened was, borisjohnson was giving some interviews to reporters where he is at the commonwealth summit and he was as quite simply, would you serve a full second term should you be reele

the sunday times has further allegations about prince charles

suitcase containing a million euros in cash, from a former qatari prime minister, according to the sunday timeshe summit is borisjohnson — who's said he is "actively thinking" about a third term, amid criticism of his leadership after by—election losses. and at least 21 people are reported to have been found dead at a nightclub in the south african city of east london.

britain's sunday times has reported that prince charles accepted a suitcase containing a million euros was one of three cash donations totalling three million euros for his charity. the royal household has insisted all the correct processes were followed. there is no suggestion the payments were illegal. hong kong's iconic skyline has been lit up by a special light and music show to mark 25 years since its return to china. giant outdoor screens built among the dramatic skyscrapers along victoria harbor showed congratulatory messages. hong kong was officially handed back on the 1st ofjuly in 1997 after more than 150 years of british rule. history was made at glastonbury on saturday night as sir paul mccartney — at the age of 80 — became the oldest person ever to headline the festival. he was on stage for more than two—and—a—half hours and was joined by bruce springsteen, and dave grohl — who performed for the first time since the death of his foo fighters bandmate taylor hawkins in march. our entertainment correspondent colin paterson was there with a celebrity beatles superfan who he'd

britain's sunday times has reported that prince charles accepted a suitcase containing a million euros says this was one of three cash donations totalling three million euros for his charity. the royal household has insisted all the correct processes were followed. there is no suggestion the payments were illegal. hong kong's iconic skyline has been lit up by a special light and music show to mark 25 years since its return to china. giant outdoor screens built among the dramatic skyscrapers along victoria harbor showed congratulatory messages. hong kong was officially handed back on the 1st ofjuly in 1997 after more than 150 years of british rule. bright lights, loud noises and busy spaces can all make a day out difficult for a young person with autism. a new project at newcastle's life science centre is trying to make exhibition spaces more inviting for children with sensory needs, and it's hoped the idea could be replicated around the world. megan paterson has more details. these all go on the floor tomorrow. you are the first people to see them so i would like you to have a look at

minister of great britain boris johnson wrote about this in his a column on the website of the sunday times country, vladimir putin, is resorting to the company of exhaustion. johnson believes that putin will lack the wisdom to retreat and he can still consider a possible full the conquest of ukraine is why the kingdom and friendly countries must provide ukraine with the necessary strategic resources in order to withstand and eventually win the kryvyi rih military administration has decided to help graduates of schools from the occupied kherson region , it will be possible to obtain a school leaving certificate in the dnipropetrovsk region. more than 16,500 school leaving certificates have already been delivered to kherson residents, starting from june 20, the application with grades will be printed and issuance of documents therefore who has relatives or acquaintances in the kherson region to pass on to them that the receipt of documents for school graduation will be in kryvyi rih diamond league in paris ukrainian female athletes won gold, silver, silver and bronze in high jump competition