and — the duchess of sussex talks of the of sussex talks of the "unbearable grief" she felt when shearriage earlier this year. tributes have poured in for the footballer, diego maradona, who's died of a heart attack at the age of 60. of a heart attack the argentine president, alberto fernandez, declared three days of national mourning, saying maradona had taken his country "to the top of the world". maradona led argentina to victory in the world cup in 1986 — a campaign that included the so—called "hand of god" goal. here's our sports editor dan roan. uniquely talented, deeply troubled and at times, simply untouchable. diego maradona played football that defied belief. he won't need any of them. 0h! you have to say that's magnificent! argentina against england in the 1986 world cup quarter—final, in what was later voted "the goal of the century". and yetjust four minutes earlier, maradona had become one of sport's most notorious cheats. commentator: maradona! the two extremes of a football and force of nature. ——the two extremes of a football force of nature. replays showed he had sc

still to come on tonight's program, the duchess of sussex, megh markle, opens up about scarriage and that h made her and her husband feel. the crucial deadline inio ea has expired, forces in the region of tigre have been told to surrender or be attacked in the capital. ople continue to flee crossing into sedan. the bbc's and soy is the border with the story. >> this is holding center near the border. they s they are registered here and after that, ty get onto convoys and are transferred to refugee centers. the agencies have been struggling to keep up with the numbers. even speaking to some of the refugees here, there were worrs right now because the border has been closed. we have seen soldiers from the ethiopian federal government, along the border. we understand they are not allowing any more people to cross over here, and there are relatives who have crossed over and are worried about the situation on the ground. there is an informationac ut, and with the border closure, they are really concerned about the situation of the people left behind. ♪ laura: the duchess of sussex has des

reporter:t archie's fi birthday in may, two months later, his mother, the duchess of sussex, sufferedcarriage revealing today in a newspaper editorial the impact on her and her husband prince hay. she described how after changing archie's nappy, she felt a sharp cramp. i knew as i clutched my first-bo child, she wrote, .at i was losing my seco hours later, i lay in a hospital bed holding my husband's hand, and yet she added, conversation around miscarriage remains taboo. soher words have ted with those all too familiar with pregnancy loss. >> i have seen this essay when i had my first pregnancy loss, i would have felt a lot less isolated and a lot less alone, because although i knew that the loss of pregnancy s common, no one really talked to me about it and no o knew what to say to understand what i was going through. reporter:an meg joins a number of high-profile women who have opened up about the loss of a child. chrissie tegan was widely praised for sharing intimate pictures in the aftermath of a stillbirth. michelle obama wrote of her miscarriage in her autobiography, and zara ty

and the duchess of sussex talks of the ‘unbearable grief‘ she felt when she suffered a miscarriage earlier. relieved to be free — the australian academic convicted of spying in iran released in a prisoner exchange. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. tributes have poured in for the footballer, diego maradona, who's died of a heart attack at the age of 60. the argentine president, alberto fernandez, declared three days of national mourning, saying maradona had ta ken his country "to the top of the world". maradona led argentina to victory in the world cup in 1986, a campaign that included the so—called ‘hand of god' goal. here's our sports editor dan roan. uniquely talented, deeply troubled and at times, simply untouchable. diego maradona played football that defied belief. to his left. he won't need any of them. 0h! you have to say that's magnificent! argentina against england in the 1986 world cup quarter—final, in what was later voted "the goal of the century". and yetjust four minutes earlier, maradona had become one of sport's most notorious cheats. commentat

meghan, the duchess of sussex, reveals she has had a miscarriage.he chancellor prepares to set out the government's spending plans for the coming year. the spending review will give a boost to the nhs, but expect a sting in the tail for public sector workers and private pensions. the spending watchdog says ppe stockpiles in england were inadequate for the covid pandemic, with a surge in price costing the taxpayer around £10 billion. and coming up this hour, shut for the first time in a century — how the closure of a village hall in rural wiltshire has affected a whole community during the pandemic. hello, good morning, welcome to bbc news. we begin with some news that has just news. we begin with some news that hasjust emerged in news. we begin with some news that has just emerged in the last few minutes, which we brought to you in the headlines. the duchess of sussex has revealed she has had a miscarriage in an article she has written for the new york times. she says that she miscarried in july, and her article for the new york times begins, it beg

the sussexes stepped back from royal duties earlier this year.l, bbc news. for details of organisations which offer advice and support with pregnancy related issues, go online to bbc.co.uk/actionline. let's return to our main story now — the chancellor's spending review. richi sunak promised a new £4 billion fund to support local projects, especially aimed at those parts of the country where people feel they haven't had enough investment. our political correspondent, alex forsyth, reports from rossendale and darwen, a northern conservative consisituency, on the challenges facing these areas. the towns and villages of rossendale are in a part of the north west that's been hard—hit by the virus. like in many places, that's meant rising unemployment. take oliver and lewis, both 19, both out of work, both have been looking forjobs for months. it's really, like, demoralising cos you're just applying forjobs all day, and there's no responses half of the time. if you do get a response, it's a no. what's it like, thejob hunt? it's horrible, it's painful.

and the duchess of sussex talks of the "unbearable grief" she felt when she suffered a miscarriage earlieryear. donald trump has pardoned his former national security adviser, michael flynn. general flynn served just three weeks in office at the start of the trump administration before pleading guilty to lying to the fbi during the investigation into russian interference in the 2016 presidential election. the president wrote on social media, "it is my great honor to announce let's head to washington now and speak to our correspondent nomia iqbal. not really unexpected but he has now, president trump has now issued there is full pardon. that's right we were expecting this to happen. but there has been anger from the democratic side as you can imagine to theirs. nancy pelosi the speaker of the houses released a statement saying making a point of the fact that michael flynn was twice pleaded guilty to lying to the fbi. and she calls this part in a brazen abuse of power and great corruption. just to remind people of the story of michael flynn, his problems began in 2016 when donald trump won t

the duchess of sussex talks of the unbearable grief she felt, when she suffered a miscarriage earlierhis year. and the first black coach to head british athletics talks about his hopes for the olympic year ahead. and coming up in sport on bbc news, a minute's silence is held across all champions league matches on wednesday as tributes pour in for diego maradona. good evening. the extent of the economic and financial crisis facing the uk, has been spelled out by the chancellor rishi sunak, who set out his spending review today. the cost of fighting the pandemic has led to record government borrowing and the worst recession in more than three centuries. next year, more than two and half million people could be out of work. and this year alone, the government will be borrowing nearly £400 billion, the highest ever in peacetime. some public sector workers can expect a pay freeze, though nhs staff and those earning less than £24,000 a year will be exempt. but the chancellor is spending £3 billion on the restart programme to help the unemployed find work, and a further £4 billion to target

sussex has revealed that she had a miscarriage in july.written about this, given some really very intimate details of what she went through on the day of the miscarriage happened. yes, they have had nearly five months to deal with this and process it, as their spokesman says, and she is never in this article, as you say, for the new york times, disclosed that this miscarriage happened in july, new york times, disclosed that this miscarriage happened injuly, talked about her grief, almost unbearable grief, as she refers to it. and in a sense this article is almost a lament and a rallying call in this exceptional year of so many challenges the top she writes, this year has brought so many of us to our breaking points. whether it's through loss and bereavement or polarisation within our societies, whether it's racial or political, and she refers to all of these sorts of incidences. she says that so much is alleviated if we look out for each other. she recalls this question that she was asked in that itv documentary, are you ok? and she exhort

al regresar, la duquesa de sussex, megahn markle afirma que perdiÓ un embarazo meses atrÁs.e de la historia disfrutando el tuyo en el 2 for $5 de wendy's. y vamos con todo. un consejo de limpieza más de mr. clean. quitar la mugre con esprays y toallitas puede ser toda una batalla. prueba mr. clean magic eraser. solo moja y exprime y ve cómo desaparecen las manchas difíciles como los restos de jabón de la tina y la grasa pegada en la puerta del horno. mr. clean magic eraser viene en toallitas desechables perfectas para quitar el cochambre de la estufa... del microondas... y de toda la casa... prueba mr. clean magic eraser y mr. clean magic eraser en toallitas. ♪ ♪ borja: megahn markle, la duquesa de sussex, hizo una relaciÓn muy Íntima en un artÍculo de opiniÓn en el diario de new york times dijo que tuvo un aborto espontÁneo en junio pasado, relata que cuando le cambia el paÑal a su hijo archi, sufriÓ un dolor muy agudo, lo hizo con al 100 brazos, cantando una canciÓn de cuna para. "sentÍ que al abrazar mi primer hijo, estaba tambiÉn perdiÉndome segundo". aileen: hablÓ tambi

the sussexes stepped back from royal duties earlier this year. who is chief executive of sands which is a stillbirth and neonatal death charity, and i'm also joined by kate davies — pregnancy information director at tommy's, an organisation that provides funding for research into miscarriage, stillbirth and premature birth. thank you so much both of you for joining us tonight. i would like to start with you katie regarding a statistic that tommy's your charity has been describing, an estimated one infour has been describing, an estimated one in four pregnancies and miscarriages. it's absolutely staggering. i think it is a really stark figure. and i think it really drives home the prevalence of the problem and that is a quarter of mothers who will lose a baby during pregnancy and that is a quarter of families that will be left devastated by baby loss. the problem sadly is all too common. it is a huge amount and one of the things megan speaks about in this article is that that staggering commonality that katie was describing, this still remains a t

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the virus is doubling everywhere, including in east sussex.helmed, even in east sussex with, i‘m afraid, catastrophic consequences. and there was concern about the other nations of the uk. the prime minister's right. the furlough scheme is uk—wide for the next month. but the crucial answer we need is will it be available to other nations in the united kingdom if in the future, this demands further lockdowns or require anywhere in the country. it is a uk—wide scheme. if other parts of the uk decide to go into measures which require a furlough scheme, then of course it‘s available to them. that has to be right. notjust now, but of course in the future as well. that reply with the implication that devolved governments might draw on the treasury budget might yet prove significant. several labour mps expressed their fury at how the prime minister had handled the crisis. will he at least now acknowledge the failure of his policy and start getting in front of this business rather than always playing catch up and costing lives and livelihoods? i think

one thing she touches on is what impact it had on the duke of sussex — she speaks in critically movinglyll —— speaks incredibly moving. the impact on the father is often forgotten about, yet it's the father in this tragic situation. yes, the court in the article, she says," she watched her husband's heart broke as he tried to hold up piece of firs together." meghan markle says she wants to get rid of the stigma around the subject, and that it's actually a lot more common than people might think. meghan markle hasn't been universally popular, she's done many things in the past two years which have been controversial, and some people won't have —— will have incredible empathy for her and thinking she's brave. she only had the miscarriage injuly, we are only a few months on, and a lot of people have to wait years before they talk about something like this so publicly and openly. meghan markle has been willing to do it so soon after such a terrible event. extremely moving words. let's end in the short time we have with the daily telegraph, the bbc getting it wrong at all as always. jessica,

roger harrabin, bbc news, east sussex.poverty as a result of the economic crisis caused by the pandemic. that's according to analysis by a free market think tank. the legatum institute also said an additional 700,000 people had been prevented from falling into poverty by the chancellor's temporary £20—a—week boost to universal credit, introduced in april to help claimants cope with the extra costs of the pandemic. the singer rita ora has apologised for holding a 30th birthday party celebration at a restaurant in west london on saturday with a group of friends in breach of coronavirus restrictions. posting on instagram, the singer described it as an "inexcusable error ofjudgement". the metropolitan police confirmed that they were called to the casa cruz restaurant in notting hill to investigate a potential breach of covid regulations and officers were seen this morning at the venue of the party. with millions of people staying at home throughout the lockdowns, loneliness has been a growing issue in the uk. a new initiative,

here is the scene in east sussex earlier on.oud as we head through the remainder of the day. fairly grey, still quite mild and there are a few splashes of rain around as well. those showers are courtesy of this area of low pressure that is moving its way in from the south—west, a fairly weak area of low pressure so nothing too heavy for most places, but some of the showers could be on the sharp side, perhaps even the odd rumble of thunderfor wales and down toward central and southern england as well. temperature —wise, this afternoon, temperatures up to 16 or 17 degrees, certainly mild for the time of year. into the evening, we will still see some of those showers, particularly across parts of england and wales, the odd thunderstorm mixed in. drier for scotland and northern ireland as well. through the course of the night. another fairly cloudy, murky night. there will be some fog forming, not as extensive as it was first thing monday morning, but parts of the north and east in particular will be seeing some fog patches to start

a search for two missing fishermen whose boat sank off the sussex coast has been called off this afternoonejoanna c got into trouble just before 6 o‘clock on saturday morning. 0ne crew member was rescued from the water several hours later but despite extensive searches, the others haven‘t been found. john ayres reports from brixham. the search began again today at first light. this time the focus was the eastbourne area. this all started yesterday when the coast guard responded to an emergency beacon three nautical miles from seaford near newhaven. one person from thejoanna c was picked up clinging to a buoy. two more crew are still missing. yesterday we had shock, we had hope, and we had prayers, and today we have the reality of still trying to search for them but the reality that we might not see them again. and the pain is awful. the pain is for everybody, not just the fishing community. we all feel it in a tight community like brixham. despite extensive efforts, the search was called off today at 2:30pm. you are looking for somebody's loved one, somebody's father, son, grandson or what

if i take a short walk around here, i come into east sussex, with the lighter, tier 2 restrictions.wn the high street, thejunction inn, which is allowed to stay open. so we have an example of the strangeness of the tiered system, a place where one village pub is allowed to remain open, but the other must remain closed, a place where it is one rule for one, and one for others. thank you. if you live in england and you want to check which tier your area will be in, you can go to the bbc news website and enter your postcode to find out and check the rules. people in northern ireland have entered a two week lockdown. non—essential shops have had to close, along with cafes, hairdressers and beauticians — just a week after they were allowed to re—open, following another period of restrictions. 0ur ireland correspondent chris page reports from belfast. where there is usually seasonal shopping, there is now shut down. the devolved government in northern ireland has told most shops to close because it has classified them as nonessential. last night, the belfast city centre seemed to be much

the duchess of sussex has revealed she suffered a miscarriage injuly. while she was caring for her son, archie — adding that the loss of a child was an almost unbearable grief, experienced by many but talked about by few. 0ur royal correspondent nicholas witchell reports. they are both thought to have been keen to have another child, after their son archie's birth in may of last year. earlier this year at their home in california, meghan was pregnant. but then, as she has described in an article in the new york times, one morning injuly she felt a sudden cramp. she describes the tears she and harry both shed and goes on, it is worth pointing out that the miscarriage itself happened injuly at a time where, you know, they were not out of the headlines. you know, royal biographies being written about them. they could not escape the spotlight. and now we know, actually, the pain, as meghan says, the unbearable grief that, as a couple, they were going through. meghan is not the first member of the royal family to have a miscarriage. but she is the first to w

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well, i'm pleased to say that i'm joined now by sussex fast bowler tymal mills who's been watching thend played, how are they doing? 73 days since england played, along... much longer since south africa has played any cricket. england, they were a little bit rusty with the ball. tom curry had a bad day. sam curry, his brother, was very good, continued his great form. since then, it's been a struggle. ten runs and over, so. what have you made of south africa? we just saw the scorecard at the moment. it has been exactly as you said, how do you think they've been doing? really probably is, 179 in theirfirst game. a long time since before the pandemic. they'll be really pleased. quentin set the tone of the start, and now george has taken two wickets already. they'll be really pleased and will be wanting to close this game out. all to do 48 for three after. we will leave it there. thank you forjoining us on sportsday. golf's two biggest professional tours have announced a new "strategic alliance". the us—based pga tour isjoining together with the european tour. european events have struggle

has just emerged in the last few minutes which we brought you in the headlines that the duchess of sussexrevealed she has had a miscarriage. she revealed the news in an article she has written for the new york times. christine e—mailed us to say this morning we had three videos of naked and, while of the comments in the new york times, followed closely with the story being bad word for word. newsjustjust coming in in the last few moments that the argentinian football legend maradona has died. jan riddle was less than impressed with the coverage that followed thank you for all your comments this week. if you want to share your opinions about what you see or hearan your opinions about what you see or hear an bbc news e—mail or you can find us on twitter. you can call us. we will be back next week. goodbye. hello there. friday was a decidedly chilly day, particularly in those places where fog lingered. the weekend promises something just a little bit milder, but it will often be quite cloudy, that cloud at times will produce the odd spot of rain and some quite murky conditions as well. low p

just emerged in the last few minutes, which we brought you in the headlines, that the duchess of sussexhad a miscarriage. she revealed the news in an article she has written for the new york times. christine bedford e—mailed us to say... later in the day, the news channel had something else new to report. the newsjust coming in, in the last few moments, that the argentinian football legend, diego maradona, has died. jan riddle was less than impressed with the coverage that followed, asking... thank you for all your comments this week. if you want to share your opinions about what you see or hear on bbc news, on tv, radio, online, and social media, e—mail... or you can find us on twitter. you can call us on... and to have a look at our website. that's all from us. we will be back to hear your thoughts about bbc news coverage again next week. goodbye. hello there. it's been a cold day today where that fog lingered through parts of bedfordshire and 0xfordshire, for example, but where the fog did lift, it left us with some great sunsets, this one taken in lincolnshire. another weather watch

it misty and murky over the high ground but not the sun shall be had on saturday across kent and sussext not as wet from northern england but the best of the sunshine probably across eastern areas of scotland. the sunshine probably across eastern areas of scotland. directors typically 7—11 with the higher temperatures more likely across western parts of the uk. weather starts to change as you can see here the time we get to monday because the breeze picks up and we blood in his patchy rain from the north and i will run across of the in england and most of the rent running into the hills of wales and northwest 11 and for a while a skull and we should get some sunshine here during afternoon as the air turns a little bit cooler but elsewhere mild cloudy and ties of ten or 11. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. i'm ben bland. clashes between police and protesters in paris — during demonstrations against a proposed security law. turkey condemns the assassination of iran's top nuclear scientist andcalls for his killers to be held accountable

the sussexes stepped back from royal duties earlier this year.s this article illustrates, meghan hasn't stepped back from public life. sarah campbell, bbc news. for details of organisations which offer advice and support with pregnancy—related issues, go online to bbc.co.uk/actionline. and you can see the links there. with just eight months until the tokyo olympics, the new head coach of british athletics, christian malcolm, has spoken publicly for the time about his new role. the former olympic sprinter is the first black coach to take on the role, and he told our correspondent laura scott it was time for equal opportunities right across the world of sport. commentator: and christian's got to really work here. christian malcolm knows all about the highs and lows of athletics in britain, and the pressure, but he is readying himself for scrutiny of a different kind now, having been appointed head coach of the olympics athletics team. it's a great opportunity, it's very exciting. a bit shocked to be in the role, but also very grateful. despite the

meghan markle, duchess of sussex wrote an op end in "the new york times" entitled the losses we share when she speaks about the pain of experiencing a miscarriage over the summer. we will have more details on this a little later here on cnn. >>> meantime, covid-19 vaccinations could start in the u.s. soon after december 10th. that is when the food & drug administration meets to discuss pfizer and biontech's emergency use application. health and human services secretary alex azar says cvs health is ready to vaccinate people within 48 of fda authorization. they're trying to understand data from another drug giant. astrazeneca's vaccine was 62% effective except for one group who showed 90% efficacy. >>> there are dozens more coronavirus vaccines in development around the world with several showing very promising signs. kim brunhuber shows how countries are preparing for distribution. >> reporter: this empty warehouse in germany could be one of the most important fronts in the fight against coronavirus. german officials say within the next four weeks it will be transformed into one of sev

in sussex, which is in tier 2, officials say that with cases, the trend is increasing in several areasthings are fairly stable. in neighbouring kent, in tier 3, they say there have been big case increases and those in people aged over 60 are a particular concern and hospital admissions are increasing. for cumbria in tier 2, cases in some areas are said to be increasing, but some of this is likely due to a large school outbreak. in neighbouring lancashire, which is in tier 3, officials say case rates in over—60s are very high, and there is still pressure on the nhs. at present, the levels of covid within the community is still very high. and that will drive admissions coming into hospital. if people are mixing in the community, that means after christmas, if people don't follow the rules, we may see a further surge. in newcastle, a specialist intensive care unit has been created for covid patients, though the latest r number for the northeast of england, showing how much the virus is spreading, is, like the northwest, below the overall uk figure. london and the southeast are higher. hug

one of the things that the duchess of sussex was saying is she wants to talk about it because it is stillation that remains taboo and in her words riddled with unwarranted shame. it seems absolute debiting that that is still perceived to be the case. there is obviously still this notion that women should keep their pregnancy secret apart from telling their partners before the 12 week scan it we send this country the time when we send this country the time when we have it and that is because that is the time went miscarriage is most likely to happen and therefore the implication is that if a miscarriage does happen and you have not told people than you can just keep it secret. but that sense of it should be preferable to keep it secretjust really shows that people think they should feel ashamed of it for some reason when in fact, i think it's so good to see more and more women coming out and talking about this subject and describing it because otherwise if you experience it before 12 weeks as so many women have, you feel like the need that you can seek out support which would obviously so

overnight, meghan, the duchess of sussex, opening up.ng a miscarriage writing in an op-ed for "the new york times," losing a child means carrying an almost unbearable grief experienced by many, but talked about by few. the duchess of sussex describes the moment in july while caring for her son archie when she says she felt a cramp realizing she was losing her unborn baby. i knew as i clutched my firstborn child, that i was losing my second. hours later i lay in a hospital bed holding my husband's hand. i felt the clamminess of his palm and kissed his knuckles wet from both our tears. i tried to imagine how we'd heal. >> thank you for asking because not many people have asked if i'm okay. >> reporter: she reveals that this moment from last year's tour of africa with prince harry when the couple was dealing with intense media scrutiny, was an important lesson for her. sitting in a hospital bed watching my husband's heart break as he tried to hold the shattered pieces of mine, i realized that the only way to begin to heal is to first ask, a

, you can got this morning, this is west sussex, you can see got this morning, this is west sussex, youart to kick in. so a milderfield milder south—easterly start to kick in. so a milder field generally as we go through the weekend. here is the rain pushing across cornwall into south wales and through the midlands, it will weaken off substantially as it pushes steadily forward , substantially as it pushes steadily forward, but certainly a band of cloud and some spots throughout the afternoon. we keep the sunshine in northern ireland and northern england possibly throughout the day, parts of scotland as well. not quite as warm, we will seek damages between 5—8 but by the south we will see double figures behind that rain with highs of 12 celsius. through the night that cloud will act as a blankets over most of us it will be a mild night in comparison to the onesjust gone, we keep some clear skies into the far north—east here, we could see temperaturesjust falling below freezing in sheltered glens of scotland but for many we keep this cloudy grey theme, sorry it is not great news if you w

. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ borja: la duquesa de sussex hizo una revelaciÓn intima. de su estadÍa en el hospital y cÓmo su esposo no se despegÓ de su lado en ningÚn momento. hace referencia las cifras del colegio americano de ginecÓlogos y los tretas donde un 10% de embarazos terminan en pÉrdidas. muchas mujeres no se atreven a compartir la experiencia por vergüenza o miedo a ser discriminadas. borja: los abortos espontÁneos generalmente ocurren antes de la semana nÚmero 20 del embarazo. para hablar de este tema nos conectamos con pamela. muchÍsimas gracias por estar con nosotros en la ediciÓn digital. yo tengo una duda. ¿por quÉ siendo algo tan comÚn es un tema tabÚ para muchas mujeres? pamela: porque estÁ cansado con muchas cuestiones que tienen que ver con lo que se espera de una mujer... con las demandas que hay hacia lo que es la maternidad. entonces pareciera que una mujer que pierde un embarazo entra en un lugar de falla como madre o como mujer al no poder sostener el embarazo. presentadora: ¿cÓmo les ayuda a las mujeres que personas como meghan markle compart

and a powerful message this morning from meghan markle, duchess of sussex, revealing her heartbreaking miscarriage in the "new york times" and also sending a message to all of us this morning. live to london ahead. struggling to clean tough messes with wipes? try mr. clean magic eraser sheets. just wet, squeeze and erase icky messes in microwaves and on stovetops for an amazing clean, get the power of mr. clean magic eraser in disposable sheets. >>> welcome back. this morning georgia's republican secretary of state is once again swatting down accusations of voter fraud in his state. he writes in a very powerful new op-ed for "usa today," quote, by all accounts georgia had a wildly successful and smooth election. >> he goes on to say that despite voting for, even donating to donald trump, he is now being, and we're quoting him, being thrown under the bus by the president. joining us to speak about all of this ben ginsburg. mr. ginsburg, always good to have you on the show. >> thanks. nice to be here. >> we've been talking to you periodically about the trump campaign's legal challenges.

the duchess of sussex revealing a terrible loss. >>> and a gadget posing a dangerous safety issue. >>ll get to that, but first mike nicco and your pre-h pre-thanksgiving forecast. >> we'll start with temperatures in san francisco where it's partly cloudy and 49 to 51. not much of a spread. no microclimates here. we definitely have them elsewhere with 36 and that thick fog around healdsburg and santa rosa. mostly cloudy conditions and 40 in san jose. mid 40s in the east bay valleys. a lot of upper 40s to low 50s around the bay. here's the increasing clouds in san jose. the best chance of drizzle now through 9:00. and fog is going to hang around for a couple more hours. other than that, it's a quiet commute thanks to the rain on live doppler 7 staying well to our north. let's look at future radar, you can see the southern half of the bay area with the most cloud cover and the best chance of anything wet. then the breezes kick in bringing us a mostly sunny afternoon. cooler than yesterday. temperatures back closer to average, cloe ser to the 60s. tomorrow smeltered vheltered va be in the

in sussex, tier two, official increasing in several areas.rly stable.ings are in neighboring kent, they say the have been big increases, and peoplege over0 are a big concern, and hospital admissions are increasing. for cambria inier two, cases are said to bencreasing, but f mostis is due to a large school outbreak. and neighboring lancashire, case rates in over 60's are very high and there is still pressure on the nhs. >> thes lev of covid within the community are still very high, and thatdr wile admissions coming into hospital. if people are mixing in the community, that means christmas, if people don't follow the rules, we might see a first surge. >> a specialist intensive care unit has been created for covid patients. the latest r number for the northeast of englandhehows how much virus is spreadi, is like the midwest, below the overall u.k. figure. lond higher.e southeast are >> french president emmanuel macron says images of a black music pro by police are in shame for four french police officers have been detained for questioning after

over the high ground, but i don't think we'll get the sunshine we had on saturday across kent and sussex wet for northern england. the best of the sunshine probably across eastern areas of scotland. temperatures typically 7—11 degrees, with the higher temperatures more likely across western parts of the uk. weather starts to change, as you can see here, by the time we get to monday because the breeze picks up, we blow down this patchy rain from the north. there won't be much rain across southern england. most of the rain running into the hills of wales, north—west england, for a while in scotland, although we should get some sunshine here during the afternoon as the air turns a little bit cooler. but elsewhere, mild, cloudy, damp sort of day, highs of 10—11. 00:29:13,794 --> 2147483051:51:21,611 angle that would also 2147483051:51:21,611 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 highlight a local issue. this is bbc news — welcome if you're watching here in the uk or around the globe. i'm james reynolds. our top stories: clashes between police and protesters in paris during demonstrations against proposed

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god save the republic and good night from sussex. ♪ >> from the fox studios in new york city this ismaria bartiromo's wall street". maria: hello and happy weekend, welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was in position you for the week ahead. i maria bartiromo. thank you for joining us as we can, in a few moments a major breakthrough in the combating of the coronavirus, pfizer and biontech 90% efficacy rate of the covid vaccine. i will speak with the ceo of biotech and the man behind the number one free app right now on apple's app store, the ceo of parler, john mates. but first let's take a look back at the big moment this week with the top newsmakers with "mornings with maria" on the week stalkers. maria: what have you learned in terms of voter fraud. >> and employee dominion says about 4:00 o'clock in the morning, the morning after the election all of a sudden a large number of ballots appeared out of nowhere, not properly packaged and not looking like they came from an official place. maria: how do you feel of the. >> sientered serious allegations and you know in the

two months later his mother the duchess of sussex suffered a miscarriage was up really feeling today nappy she felt a sharp crap. i knew as i clutched my first—born child she wrote, that i was losing my 2nd. hours later i lay in a hospital bed holding my husbands hand. and yet she added conversation around miscarriage remains taboo. her words have resonated with those all too familiar with pregnancy loss. have resonated with those all too familiar with pregnancy lossm have resonated with those all too familiar with pregnancy loss. ifi had seen this essay when ijust had my first pregnancy loss i would have felt a lot less isolated and a lot less alone. because although i knew that the loss of pregnancy was common, no one really talk to me about it. and no one actually knew what to say to understand what i was going through. megyn joins a number of high—profile women who've opened up of high—profile women who've opened up about the loss of a child. chrissie tegan was widely praised for sharing intimate pictures in the aftermath of a stillbirth. michelle obama wrote of her miscarriage i

. >>> plus, meghan, the duchess of sussex, opening up about a very personal loss. >>> coming up new at 6:00, it's a light at the end of this pandemic tunnel. word out now some bay area health care workers may get vaccinated in a matter of weeks. >>> plus a creative way to keep small businesses from going under during the pandemic. kpix 5 news at 6:00 with ken great gifts at this price? is this for real? not exactly that's bargain bliss setting in you're basking in the glow of great gifts at deep discount prices. and is that... mmhmm ♪grocery outlet jingle i want a doll house, a pony bike >>> no thanksgiving football for the steelers/ravens tomorrow that. game between the two nfl teams has been postponed after multiple baltimore players tested positive for coronavirus this week. the league moved tomorrow night's game to sunday. according to espn, seven ravens players have tested positive. this marks the first time since week five the league has postponed a game due to covid concerns. kick-off on sunday, 10:15 pacific time. >>> soccer fans are mourning the loss of a legend, argentina soc

s the duch sussex has described unbearable grief she experienced after having a miscarriage in july. editorial, she talked about her experience. sbbc' sarah campbell has more. achie's nappie, she felt sharp cramp. i knew while clutching my was losing my second. later, i was in a hospital bed holding my husband's hand. she added that conversations around miscarriage remained taboo. she joins a number of highre -- profile children who have opened up about losing a child. michelle obama wrote of her miscarriage in her autobiography. chrissy teigen put out photos. it is estimated that up to one in four pregnancies end in miscarriage. couples will cope in their own way, but experts agree it is important fo those who want to talk about it that they feel they can. ros: i am roatkins with "outside source." we are in the bbc newsroom. the lead story is that d maradona has died at the age of 60 after reportedly suffering a het attack. now let's turn to ethiopia because a crucial deadline has now expired. forces have been told to surrender or be attacked in their capital, and the prime minister

has just emerged in the last few minutes which we brought you in the headlines that the duchess of sussexrriage. she revealed the news in an article she has written for the new york times. christine e—mailed us to say this morning we had three videosand, while of the comments in the new york times, followed closely with the story being read word for word. newsjust coming in in the last few moments that the argentinian football legend maradona has died. jan riddle was less than impressed with the coverage that followed thank you for all your comments this week. if you want to share your opinions about what you see or hear an bbc news e—mail or you can find us on twitter. you can call us. hello there. friday was a decidedly chilly day, particularly in those places where fog lingered. the weekend promises something just a little bit milder, but it will often be quite cloudy, that cloud at times will produce the odd spot of rain and some quite murky conditions as well. low pressure to the southwest, high pressure to the east of us, that is driving a fairly gentle southerly flow across the bri

in other news, the duchess of sussex reveals she suffered a miscarriage in july, writing in an articleng "an almost unbearable grief". as the covid rules are eased for five days over christmas, people are urged to be sensible or risk another wave of the virus. also coming up, closed and empty how village halls, once the heart of many communities, are being hit by covid restrictions. good evening, and welcome to bbc news. one of the world's greatest ever footballers, diego maradona, has died at the age of 60. he reportedly suffered a heart attack. diego maradona was captain when argentina won the world cup in 1986, the tournament where he scored the famous hand of god goal to help eliminate england. andy swiss looks back at his life. he was once described his half—angel, half—devil, and at his best, he was out of this world. he has players to his left and won't need any of them. oh, you have to say that's magnificent! diego maradona against england in 1986 with what was later voted the goal of the century. "he seemed to have the ball tied to his boots," said a team—mate. and yet in the

roger harrabin, bbc news, east sussex. sources in the company — whose brands include topshop, burton and dorothy perkins — have told the bbc they don't expect a last—minute rescue deal. nina warhurst has been outside topshop in liverpool this morning. at around seven o'clock this morning some staff arrived here at topshop here in liverpool and gathered for a team huddle. i asked one of them if they were aware for the plans for the company, they said yes but didn't want to comment further, quite understandably. you can't underestimate the importance of the arcadia group for the high street. there will be very few of you watching who don't have an item of clothing from topshop, dorothy perkins, burton, and even few of you watching who are older than the group. dorothy perkins more than a century old. but these businesses are on the brink of collapse. the administrators are probably being called in at lunchtime today, meaning they are looking at what is salvageable for the business. let's remind ourselves of the size of the a

the duchess of sussex said that her husband was heartbroken by the miscarriage.something that has had so little attention on over the years and we did a study that was published a couple of months ago through imperial college which showed that actually one in 12 men suffer from systems —— symptoms suggestive a poster medic stress after a loss was it is important that the message gets out there that it is ok to not be ok and that men really need access the help that they are going to need to get over they are going to need to get over the symptoms associated with pregnancy loss when it happens. and how do you suggest that nurses and doctors deal with couples who have suffered a miscarriage, how they should talk about it?|j suffered a miscarriage, how they should talk about it? i think the really important thing is to acknowledge what a profound life event it is because as anyone who has ever held a pregnancy test in their hands will know, at that moment it is completely impossible not to fast and imagine the rest of your lives with this little thing andi your live