meeting vetera ns. and the duke of sussex meeting veterans.ck then it was one of the first ships to open fire one of the first ships to open fire on d—day. the opening shots of this morning recreated by normandy veteran hms belfast, who led the fleet across the channel 75 years ago today. 0nce the channel 75 years ago today. once the ship stopped moving the crew would have known whatever they we re crew would have known whatever they were that things were about to happen, so the tension would have increased, even if they could not see anything, they knew things were about to happen and they waited and waited. until finally the guns were able to start firing. in london today the duke of sussex joined the chelsea pensioners for their annual founders day parade. amongst them six—pack veterans from the normandy landings. —— six vetera ns the normandy landings. —— six veterans from the normandy landings. prince harry shared stories with those that also understand what it means to be a soldier. during the ceremony he thanked those who had served the

in parts of sussex, kent and essex, 50 millimetres of rain injust of sussex, kent and essex, 50 millimetres off into the north sea. for the far north of northern england, northern ireland and scotland, cloudy start. the cloud thick enough for some drizzle. sunny skies developing through the day. a few showers behind the rain. they can be sharp. feeling humid once again. highs of 25 degrees in the south. for the evening and overnight, we start to pull in some cloud from the north sea. there will be some breaks and clear skies out towards the west. with all the moisture around, we could see fog patches forming. not as muggy night is the one just gone. overnight lows of 18 degrees in some parts but fresher as we push further north. more comfortable for sleeping in. tomorrow, a breezy day, particularly in the north. and we will have a few showers coming in across the south—west. the longest periods of sunshine will be in the west and in glasgow, 23 and in cardiff 22. thursday, high—pressure across our shores which means a lot going on with the weather. dry with sunshine. breezy, particularly ar

rule out royal accounts reveal that the duke and duchess of sussex spent £2.4 million of taxpayers'ed by chelsea to speak about the vacant position at stamford bridge. england fightback at lord's and no need 286 runs to beat australia. and looking for the sale price of around £16 million. i will have more in the storyjust after half past. the metropolitan police have apologised to the family of one of the eight people killed in the london bridge and borough market attacks two years ago, for the delay in notifying them of his death. ignacio echeverria was killed by the three attackers on the 3rd ofjune, 2017, after using his skateboard to try to drive them away from another victim. but it took another four days before his death was confirmed to his family. our correspondent richard lister is at the old bailey for us. ignacio echeverria was one of the undoubted heroes of that hold sad night back in june undoubted heroes of that hold sad night back injune the 3rd 2017. he spotted a police officer and a member of the public being attacked by the three men wielding knives stop he was on

for example, the visit last year by the queen and the duchess of sussex to cheshire by royal train andto the caribbean and cuba earlier this year by the prince of wales and the duchess of cornwall cost more than £400,000. overall, officials say the year was a busy one for the royal family, the members of which, led by the queen, carried out more than 3,000 official engagements in the uk and overseas. food businesses in england and northern ireland will soon have to list all the ingredients in pre—packaged meals, to help protect people with allergies. the change — which will come into force by 2021 — will be called natasha‘s law in memory of natasha ednan—laperouse, who died from an allergic reaction after eating a sandwich from pret a manger. daniela relph reports. it was the start of the summer holiday. 15—year—old natasha ednan—laperouse was on her way to the south of france, but on board the plane, she began to suffer a catastrophic allergic reaction. she died soon after. natasha had eaten a sandwich from pret a manger. the packaging did not say it included sesame seeds, the ingredi

the new home of the duke and duchess of sussex cost the public nearly £2.5 million to refurbish.ed to consist of five separate homes, but was turned into a single property for harry and meghan. the official figures — published by buckingham palace — also showed the queen was given £82 million last year from the treasury to fund her official duties. our royal correspondent, nicholas witchell, reports. they chose windsor for their wedding, and when harry and meghan considered where they wanted to live, the focus once again was on this town, with its long association with royalty. they moved from kensington palace in central london for a secluded residence known as frogmore cottage, hidden away close to windsor castle. what's revealed today is that it's cost £2.4 million of public money to turn this cottage into a home fit for the duke and duchess of sussex. the officials here at the palace, who control royal spending, say it cost £2.4 million because the cottage was in fact five separate homes, which had to be stripped out and reconfigured to become one single residence. and those

and those officials say that whenever the sussexes wanted features in their cottage which went beyonde broader question of royal finance, the figures show that what's known as the sovereign grant for 2018—19 amounted to £82.2 million. that's the overall cost of the monarchy minus things like security. of that, very nearly £33 million was spent on the refurbishment of buckingham palace, the infrastructure of which is said to be in urgent need of repair. the figures give an insight into royal transport costs. for example, a visit lastjune by the queen and duchess of sussex to cheshire by royal train and charter aircraft costjust under £30,000. the visit to the caribbean and cuba earlier this year by the prince of wales and the duchess of cornwall cost more than £400,000. 0verall, officials say the year was a busy one for the royalfamily, the members of which led by the queen carried out more than 3000 official engagements in the uk and overseas. nicholas witchell, bbc news. lots more on that and other stories but let me take you to the business live page. sally has talked about this alr

. >> now, meghan, who is now the duchess of sussex, she can't make it because she's got maternity leave. she wasn't so nice about you during the campaign, i don't know if you saw that. >> i didn't know that, no, i didn't know that. no, i hope she's okay. i did not know that, no. >> she said she would move to canada if you got elected. turned out she moved to britain. >> that would be good. there are a lot of people moving here, so what can i say? no, i didn't know that she was nasty. >> -- american princess -- >> i think it's nice. i'm sure she'll do excellently, she'll be very good. she'll be very good.

what president trump said when he learned the duchess of sussex criticized him during the campaign. the president's team saying it's being taken out of context. tonight you'll hear the tape. >>> good evening. thanks for joining us on this saturday. i'm tom llamas. we begin tonight with the new details just coming in about that horrific workplace massacre in virginia beach. officials now identifying the suspect in the mass shooting, at a municipal building complex, a 40-year-old engineer who worked there for 15 years. that community in deep mourning tonight. officials calling the attack both senseless and incomprehensible. all but 1 of the 12 victims were city employees, some for decades. at least two others in intensive skaer tonight in area hospitals. that attack ranking as one of the deadliest workplace shootings in recent years. whit johnson starts us off tonight. >> reporter: tonight another american community grappling with the unimaginable. >> one down, gunshot wound, 2405 courthouse drive, building 2. >> reporter: deadly chaos erupting through the halls of the virginia beach

this year, many were hoping for a glimpse of the duchess of sussex and they we re of the duchess of sussexwere not disappointed, sitting alongside her husband, prince harry, with her sister—in—law, prince catherine, the duchess of cambridge and the duchess of cornwall, this was her first public appearance since the birth of her baby archie, on the 6th of may. the queen celebrated her 93rd birthday in april, trooping the colour has marked the moniker‘s official birthday for more than 200 years. after one week, honouring the sacrifices made by the military on the beaches of normandy, today, more than 1000 members of the armed forces honoured the queen, their commander—in—chief. it was a proud moment for all those taking part, watched on by invited guests, including the prime minister, theresa may. —— after a week. after the ceremony, back to buckingham palace, and what is perhaps the world's most famous balcony, the crowd surging forward to get the best view. not in attendance as expected was prince philip, who turns 98 on monday, making his first balcony appearance was prince william's youn

trooping the colour also saw a return to royal duties for the duchess of sussex.sband and the duchesses of cornwall and cambridge, for her first royal engagement since baby archie was born on the 6th of may. the american duchess did not take part in the state visit of the american president earlier in the week, because of the birth of her baby son. but officials say she chose to interrupt her maternity leave for this event, because it is a family moment in which she wanted to share. the queen has rarely missed a trooping the colour. hers is an expert eye on a spectacle of military precision. among those watching was theresa may, a day after formally stepping down as conservative party leader. from the parade ground back to the palace, surrounded by pomp and pageantry. the ceremony also draws together one of the year's largest gatherings of senior royals. and the police carefully guided the crowds on the mall into prime position. at buckingham palace, they saw the queen lead the family out as the younger generation stole the show. prince louis, 13 months old and ma

revealed how the sussexes splashed out, et cetera. it came to elements within their cottage that were beyond what we re their cottage that were beyond what were deemed to be normal, what have you, they had to pay for it themselves. yeah, the article did pointed out, it said costs were agreed and if they were going above those costs that are something that came from their own pockets. the other thing it points out as well, interestingly, frogmore cottage had been earmarked for renovation prior to their decision to move there and renovate. there was one more statistic they found really interesting. the cost to the producers than of the monarchy was £1.25 per person, for the entire, not talking just the renovation, we're talking about monarchy as a whole. we have heard from quite a few of you on this story and most of the viewers of the briefing are weighing up the costs and benefits of the royal family and most are coming up with the conclusion that the benefits to the uk economy outweigh the costs. that seems to be the bottom line. are

for example, the visit last year by the queen and the duchess of sussex to cheshire by royal train and earlier this year by the prince of wales and the duchess of cornwall cost more than £400,000. 0verall, officials say the year was a busy one for the royal family, the members of which, led by the queen, carried out more than 3,000 official engagements in the uk and overseas. nick is here with me now. every year, when these figures come out, there are always raised eyebrows at some of the detail. has there been much reaction this time? not a lot of reaction publicly, but undoubtedly, some raised eyebrows, and it is of concern is to the palace if those raised eyebrows are from within the constituency it would look to for support. yeah, this is quite some refurbishment, isn‘t it? this is quite some refurbishment, isn't it? it this is quite some refurbishment, isn‘t it? it is called a cottage. in reality, it is five separate houses which have been returned to a single residence. it is a great 2 listed buildings so they have had to take ca re buildings so they have had to take care to adhe

earlier this week, surrey and sussex police were granted powers to stop and search people within a designatedicking people into believing they‘re recieving a call from genuine tax officials. it‘s known as "number spoofing" and because the call—display looks genuine, it‘s easier for scammers to persuade people to send them money, as our personal finance correspondent, simon gompertz explains. fraudsters have been bombarding the public with calls, trying to deceive their victims into making payments, thinking they are settling genuine bills. hmrc says there was more than 100,000 attempts last year to get people to pay spurious tax bills, up from 8,000 the year before. the scam involves manipulating call number display. people are tricked into thinking the calls are genuine because the phone shows a real hmrc phone number. now, with the help of phone companies, hmrc has managed to put a block on a list of its most frequently used helpline numbers, so they can‘t be displayed. number spoofers also pretend to be calling from banks, trying to get direct access to accounts and siphon off cash. the ba

with a message, "wishing a very special first father's day to the duke of sussex". headlines. now it's time for a look at the weather with chris fawkes. with all the heavy rain we had last week, the water has been coming off the hills and down into our river catchments. the river seven looked like this over the weekend with some local flooding and there's still a number of flood warnings here across structures in the midlands and still some out and they can share as well. we have had low pressure over or close to the uk every day of this month so far, today no exception. it is just to the west of ireland. continuing to throw rain and showers across many areas was not if you're heading outside over the next few hours, you could get a downpour in northern ireland but the latest weather oakley in northern scotland. take your wet weather gear here. south—westerly winds will continue to work and so it is however a mild start to the day. you won't need to many layers, just take some wet weather gear. we have a weather front extending across wales and parts of north—west e

seven boats were intercepted in the channel and one further vessel was recovered near east sussex.ountaineers, including three britons, has gone missing on its way to the nanda devi peak in the himalayas. the expedition — led by experienced british climber martain moran — failed to return to base camp yesterday after attempting to reach the 7,000 metre peak. a rescue team searching for the group have struggled to find them due to bad weather. more than 30 people have been arrested as thousands of hell‘s angels bikers take part in a three—day event to mark the club‘s 50th anniversary in the uk. the arrests were made on suspicion of drugs offences and possession of offensive weapons. the hell‘s angels euro run in sussex and surrey marks the creation of the first branch of the california—based motorcycle club in the uk. the former former arsenal player, jose antonio reyes, has died in a car accident in spain at the age of 35. reyes spent three seasons at arsenal and was part of the famous "invincibles" side which won the 2004 premier league title without a single defeat. he also had s

visit, would have been particularly useful, perhaps. of the issue is as well that the duchess of sussexeen very outspoken about the president. she had said he was a divisive fixture —— figure during the presidential campaign. she supported hillary clinton. she is not a trump fan. having said all that, perhaps at a different time of her life, she would have made time to come to the state visit and had to come to the state visit and had to do what all members of the royal family do, keep their opinions to themselves and work the diplomatic ca rd themselves and work the diplomatic card and welcome their visitor. talk us card and welcome their visitor. talk us through the itinerary because we next expect to see the president at three o'clock. he will be leaving the palace by car to go to westminster abbey? that's right. as well as the launch, he will have been given a viewing in the picture gallery of buckingham palace on various items in the royal collection that have american link. and various gifts as well. we should get told what they are. we should know later what they are. perhaps a p

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and prince harry, duke of sussex, but not the duchess of sussex.art of the british royal family, she will not be meeting president trump. —— the heart of the royal family. she is on maternity leave with baby archiejust a month is on maternity leave with baby archie just a month old. is on maternity leave with baby archiejust a month old. it might have been offered because in the past, meghan markle has been quite critical of donald trump, describing them as a misogynist and a divisive figure, and she supported hillary clinton during the 2016 presidential election. it could have been an awkward meeting had it happen, but because of maternity leave, it won't because of maternity leave, it won't be happening. and showing up that contrast between the royals just cannot say anything that is going to be controversial or politically difficult, but obviously that was before she stepped into this family. of course, she is a woman who married into the royal family and her late 30s, who had a career before and aired her views either in terms of being intervie

making a difference together, said the slogan, as the cambridges and soon to be sussexes appeared atm. william explained what they wanted to achieve together. hold on to the values that have always guided our family, but seek to engage in public life in a way that was updated and relevant for our generation. they were asked whether it would be tricky working together. you know, we are stuck together for the rest of our lives, so... laughter. this is true! togetherness at its finest. togetherness, yeah. but, less than 18 months later, that togetherness seems, well, a little less wholehearted. there have been suggestions of a growing distance between the cambridges and the sussexes in recent months, and today came the news that the sussexes are leaving the royal foundation to set up their own charitable venture. according to kensington palace, these changes are designed to best complement the work and responsibilities of their royal highnesses as they prepare for their future roles. so, what are we to make of that? two brothers, who we've always known would have different roles, both n

other members of the royal family not make a mark will they that trump and meghan markle that as the sussex don't get along with each other prince harry her husband will meet trump then he goes off to westminster abbey to lay a wreath of the tomb of the unknown soldier and then it's t. clarence house with prince charles and camilla charles his wife suggestions that charles who's obviously going to become the king warm day an avowed environmentalist will try to take from poland over the american withdrawal from from the paris climate change agreements so that's another potential sticking point on the on the royal level it's not even not even the political level and then after the state banquet this evening they'll be a protest outside buckingham palace in the meantime a public protests and at the state banquets the speaker of the house of commons john bercow a liberal democrat leaders of its cable the labor party leader jeremy corbyn all very senior political figures they're all boycotting the state banquet it is the most peculiar thing you can think of where 2 countries which are supposed t

different approach what's called wilding leaves livestock to run free or insley has a report from sussex in england. just an hour south of london you find yourself in the wilderness not long ago this was a traditional farm but the owners decided to shut their eyes and see what would happen if they allowed nature to take it all back through astounded even them the race at which it all grew back now it not only absorbs huge amounts of carbon dioxide but is teeming with wildlife species have come back here like the stork in that tree off in the distance that haven't been seen in the u.k. the hundreds of years before that it had been really you know the i could see it was it was the typical monoculture of british army and we used to travel the world to look at wildlife and we never once thought that we could get it back on our doorstep and this was where i mean really as much as anywhere we're not going to expect large swaths of being groomed to turn into landscapes but i think this could be used within a mix of other. i don't know other solutions for giving space nature but is it farming no

heaviest of the showers across east anglia and south—east england and particularly parts of kent and sussexaround 17, 20 celsius most further overnight if we get any storms they will move away from east anglia and then we see further showers come and go across the of the uk. elsewhere clearing skies. temperatures between eight and i2 degrees overnight. tomorrow another day of sunshine and showers, the showers disappearing quickly. but in the afternoon the showers developed and some are quite heavy. but we do have some sunshine as well. temperatures between 15 and i9 degrees. feeling fresher. then something we've not seen for the whole of the month, high—pressure friday into saturday. that means that the weather finally is going to become settled for many of us. on friday any showers tend to be confined to parts of the northern isles and highlands of scotland, away from that largely dry with some spells of sunshine coming through. and temperatures between 16 for northern areas, and 21 towards the south—east. through the weekend for most of us and dry weather is here to stay with more sunshin

and wishing a very special first father's day to the duke of sussex."ng all that heavy rain we had last week, a lot of that water has been running off the hills and into the river catchment. this is how the river severn is looking and a number of flood warnings still in force. flood warnings for a couple of spots in the midlands and lincolnshire as well. an area of low pressure has been influencing the weather across the uk every single day of this month so far and for monday, the low pressure is just to the west of ireland, continuing to bring showers and lengthy outbreaks of rain. if you are heading outside over the next hour or two, take the wet weather gear across northern scotland because the rain will be heavy. a few showers for northern ireland and some rain working in as well across wales and part of north—west england. it is a mild start to the morning so you do not need too many layers out and about. through monday, this front brings wet weather across wales and england. the front is not going to move very far very quickly. to the north, to th

the pictures were shared with the simple message, "happy father's day. " the duke and duchess of sussexa message, "wishing a very special first father's day to the duke of sussex." now it's time for a look at the weather. more rain on the cards? indeed so. there is some sunshine in the forecast this afternoon but if you are stepping out you get a sense from the latest radar imagery that there is a fair peppering to be had, especially up towards the manchester area, and perhaps more persistent rain will spread later on as another weather system works its way up, particularly northern and western parts of the british isles. further south and east it will be drier eventually. not a particularly cold night given the breezes from the south west. the rain may hang around in some locations on monday, particularly up part of scotland and into northern ireland. and the western side of wales. the rainfall is mounting up. somebody will get a0 millimetres in the next 2a hours. tuesday starts off ok in the north—western quarter but these thunderstorms we suspect will become an influence across south

in london today the duke of sussex joined the chelsea pensioners for their annual founders day parade the norm d—day landing. asa six veterans from the norm d—day landing. as a service man who has himself fought in a war zone, prince harry shared stories with those who also understand what it means to be also understand what it means to be a soldier. and during the ceremony, the duke praised the efforts of the d—day veterans being cared for at the chelsea hospital, describing them as a constant reminder of the great debt we owe to those who have served this nation. in staffordshire, the duke of cambridge attended a service at the national memorial arboretum. age means many vetera ns memorial arboretum. age means many veterans will mark the anniversary a long way from normandy but their thoughts are never far from the beaches. sarah walton, bbc news. just coming up to quarter past one. our top story this lunchtime: last post plays. hundreds of d—day veterans gather in normandy for a day of commemorative events, honouring those who helped liberate europe and change the course of world w

and wishing a very special first father's day to the duke of sussex."m it isa it is a grey morning this monday. the day after the fifth third mass demonstrations took place here in hong kong over the last week. but if we look at some of these live pictures, the weather does not seem to be putting people off at all. protesters are still out on the streets, even though it is threatening to rain and, of course, they feel strongly about an extradition bill they feel is another sign of china's growing influence and they are also concerned about the excessive use of police force, they say, against stu d e nts police force, they say, against students protesting last week. they all took to the streets and what organisers are saying is potentially the biggest march hong kong has ever seen. they are estimating 2 million people on the streets on sunday and of course police put that number at far less. lets make sense of it all with my next guest. a professor assistant professor of political science at a ling young university. now, samson, you are there at the prot

different approach what's called wilding leaves livestock to run free or as the reports now from sussex. just an hour south of london you find yourself in the wilderness not long ago this was a traditional farm but the owners decided to shut their eyes and see what would happen if they allowed nature to take it all back through astounded even them the race at which it all grew back now it not only absorbs huge amounts of carbon dioxide but is teeming with wildlife species have come back here like the stork in that tree off in the distance that haven't been seen in the u.k. the hundreds of years before that it had been really you know we could see it was it was a typical monoculture of british army and we used to travel the world to look at wildlife and we never once thought that we could get it back on our doorstep and this was where i mean really as much as anywhere we're not going to expect large swaths of being groomed to turn into landscapes but i think this could be used within a mix of other other. other solutions for giving space to nature what is it farming no crops but animals

the duchess of sussex, meghan markle, will attend. first public appearance since giving birth to archie. >>> in japan, the g20 finance ministers are coming together to decide how to modernize the system. and tax systems that let companies like google and facebook cut their tax bills. trade wars are general also on the agenda. >>> tariffs from mexican products will not begin on monday as planned. mexico has agreed to take unprecedented steps, it says, to curb illegal migration. >>> u.s. customs and border protection reported more arrests of migrants at the border in the month of may than any other time in the last 13 years. >> cnn's gary tuchman is on the border. >> reporter: what we witnessed and what we're about to see was chaotic, depressing, emotional and sad. we spent part of the afternoon with agents from u.s. border patrol in a van with them as they patrolled the border near el paso, texas. what we saw in a 60-minute span was them apprehend eight different family units. 25 people, most of them children. every five or ten minutes

in an interview with "the sun" president trump described the duchess of sussex as nasty after he was told the american had called him misogynistic. >> she said she'd move to canada if you got elected. turns out she moved to britain. >> well, there are a lot of people moving here. no, i didn't know that she was nasty. >> reporter: despite the audio recording president trump denied his description of the duchess. >> no, i made no bad comment, thank you. >> reporter: british foreign secretary jeremy hunt told "face the nation" mod rater margaret brennan he doesn't think it will spoil the trip. >> it doesn't affect the fact that we have the most important partnership in the world for freedom, democracy. >> reporter: president trump who dismissed any basis for impeachment before leaving for the uk will meet with beleaguered prime minister theresa may. she will resign friday after failed brexit talks. >> they want to do parade witra the united states and i think there is an opportunity for a big trade deal. >> reporter: the president has stirred controversy by offering unsolicited advice t

. 0ver seas coming onto the coastline in east sussex.north west of scotland, otherwise, the skies will clear and they went will calm down overnight. temperatures for many of us 8—10 to start off sunday morning. apart from northern scotland where it is likely to bea northern scotland where it is likely to be a cloudy start to the day, for many areas, it should be a fine and sunny start to sunday morning, with cloud slowly developing from mid morning onwards. into the afternoon, a different story, we will see some showers developing and these showers will run into convergence zones. that is where the wind will bash together and make these lines. 0ne line of heavy and thundery showers likely to extend and another one in wales, another one in northern ireland and in scotland. that is where you are likely to see downforce through the afternoon. there will be a few showers elsewhere, but between those showers, much more in the way of sunshine for many of us compare bit today. it will feel warmer, temperature 16—20. into next week, this system

with a message ‘wishing a very special first father's day to the duke of sussex'.n on stage last night. the group performed their hit singles ‘wannabe' and ‘spice up your life' in front of 80,000 fans in the stadium. as the concert came to a close, the artist known as ginger spice apologised to her bandmates for leaving the group in 1998. # shake it to the front if you're having a good time. now it's time for a look at the weather with phil avery. hello once again given the extent of the rainfall in recent days & past the rainfall in recent days & past the british isles, no wonder that it is looking like this for the rest of sunday. more showers, but with some sunshine in the red stomach makes as well. more persistent rain showing its hand across wells and will gradually drive its way through the north of england and the portion on the front and we will see the new day on monday across the western side of wells and we are off and running into monday and there is some dry weather we had across much of central and southern southeastern england and further north showe

trooping the colour also saw a return to royal duties for the duchess of sussex.rode in a carriage with her husband and the duchesses of cornwall and cambridge, for her first royal engagement since baby archie was born on the 6th of may. the american duchess did not take part in the state visit of the american president earlier in the week, because of the birth of her baby son. but officials say she chose to interrupt her maternity leave for this event, because it is a family moment in which she wanted to share. the queen has rarely missed a trooping the colour. hers is an expert eye on a spectacle of military precision. among those watching was theresa may, the day after formally stepping down as conservative party leader. from the parade ground back to the palace, surrounded by pomp and pageantry. the ceremony also draws together one of the year's largest gatherings of senior royals. and the police carefully guided the crowds on the mall into prime position. at buckingham palace they saw the queen lead the family out as the younger generation stole the show. pri

mr trump has also responded to comments made by the duchess of sussex, who has been critical in the pastction, the la—born duchess backed mr trump's rival hillary clinton and suggested she would leave the us if he won. when asked by the sun about the comments, mr trump said he had not been aware of them, adding: "what can i say? i didn't know that she was nasty." but mr trump said meghan would make "a very good" american princess, adding he thought it was "nice" she had joined the royal family. eight climbers, including four britons, are missing on india's second—highest mountain. the group, which also includes two americans, an australian and an indian, began their ascent of nanda devi almost three weeks ago. rescuers were sent to find them when the group failed to return to base camp. the headlines on bbc news: jubilation from liverpool fans as their team win the greatest prize in european football — the champions league — beating tottenham 2—0 in an all—english final in madrid. it's their sixth european cup triumph. president trump defies protocol ahead of his state visit to the uk, b

the new home of the duke and duchess of sussex has cost the public nearly £2.5 million to refurbish,cottage, in windsor, used to be five separate homes, but it's been turned into one single property for prince harry and meghan. france is bracing itself for a heatwave, with temperatures expected to reach a0 celsius in some places by the end of the week. the government has designated almost 1000 "cool spaces" around paris. in 2003 around 15 thousand people died during extreme temperatures in france — many of them isolated elderly citizens. from paris, here's lucy williamson. amongst the visitors to paris this week, one has come straight from the sahara, a blast of summer heat that has sent temperatures into the 30s and the government is scrambling for cover. hundreds of cool spaces including parks, gardens and public buildings have been marked out across the capital and temporary fountains and list makers have been set up to help people keep cool. the weather may be coming from the sa ha ra weather may be coming from the sahara but it is not quite desert temperatures in france yet, par

the visit lastjune by the queen and duchess of sussex to cheshire by royal train and charter aircraft cuba earlier this year by the prince of wales and duchess of cornwall cost more than £400,000. long haul visits like the one to the caribbean meant a sharp increase in the royal family's carbon emissions caused by air travel. up by 98%. emissions by royal residences were down by 22%. overall officials say the year was a busy one for the royalfamily, the the year was a busy one for the royal family, the members the year was a busy one for the royalfamily, the members of which carried out more than 3000 official engagements in the uk and overseas. yesterday we told you about the cat that had to be rescued after getting trapped in a car engine. today, that theme of felines having lucky escapes continues. yes, spare a thought for poor old droptop who spent three days trapped in a world war two bunker. he got stuck after squeezing himself into a reinforced concrete structure in suffolk on friday. dozens of locals tried to get him out — before a team of expert volunteers from the warrior fi

and the duchess of sussex, an american. meet, but they are not going to be meeting. she is still not resuming full duties after the birth. no, she has a good excuse, four weeks after giving birth to baby archie. it's almost a bit of a shame, because donald trump is coming infor shame, because donald trump is coming in for the first time, we have an american in the royal family. i think if it weren't for the fact that she is on maternity leave, there is no question in my mind that she would attend the banquet and would obviously welcome donald trump, even though before she was a royal, she famously described him asa was a royal, she famously described him as a misogynist and a divisive character. and she would leave the country if he was elected. well, she has left the country and he is following her over here! there has been controversy around him possibly saying she was not stay. he gave an interview and he said he didn't realise she was nasty. donald trump has now said he didn't say that. that is kind of what he often doe

yesterday a photographer or someone with a phone just happened to stumble upon you in the middle of the sussexountryside. are you not trying to have this both ways? ijust do not get into this death because i think because i think what people want to know is what is going on with this guy, when it comes to trust or when it comes to character, does he deliver? some viewers thought all this attention paid to mrjohnson‘s private life was unwarranted. sharon taylor contacted us over the weekend to say it was a domestic argument, is it really any of our business? is it really headline news? it was just vacuous gossip. meanwhile, tracy mason recorded her thoughts for us on camera. i don't care about what happens behind closed doors in their private life because it happens to us all and we don't need to hear about that as long as they can do the job that they are being paid to do. that's all we want, we want to know what they are going to do and how they are going to make it happen. that's all we are really interested in. as was the case last week, our requests for an interview with someone from bbc n

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