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and that's prince harry as well the duke of sussex are behind his. brother prince william. during the professional session. the king's troupe tillery from the east. of windsor castle every minutes and the curfew. will as well this is a bell that originally told people to their beds. the prince philip's coffin being born on this green militia green. choice. 6 it is indeed but it's a plan he may. over 20 years ago it's been in the making for 18 years i think it. reflects his relation with the military but also possibly his sense of humor he didn't want to be and he wanted it to be british racing green as well i mean it is a very. minute treif you in many ways and the whole lining the route the. representatives representatives from all the forces the role navy the marines the highlands is full fatality roll regiment of scotland and indeed members from the royal air force as well. and they will be met. the west steps of the chapel. another god of all the band from the rifles. and they'll play the national anthem. as the coffin enters the hall through closed. this is all of poll

that didn't stop some of the sussex team getting in some extra fielding practice.om sportsday. we'll have more for you in the next hour. hello, and welcome to the film review with me, mark kermode, rounding up the best new movies available for viewing in the home while we look forward to cinemas reopening in may. this weekend, it's the baftas, at which the oscar best picture contender sound of metal is up for a number of awards including best actor for riz ahmed. your hearing is deteriorating rapidly. it will come back. untilthen, wejust keep going, 0k? ahmed plays ruben stone, a drummer working in a noise metal two piece with olivia cooke's singer—guitarist, whose life is turned upside down when his hearing suddenly fails. terrified, ruben attends a rural retreat run by paul raci'sjoe where the possibility of a new life seems to be offered. but will ruben�*s desperation to regain his hearing thwart his future growth? a labour of love from director and co—writer darius marder, sound of metal has its roots in derek cianfrance�*s unfinished docu—fiction project, meta

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the duke of sussex is expected to fly in to cash in from america, but his wife, the duchess of sussex, has been advised by doctors not to attend. it will be here that they will pay their final farewells to the duke next saturday afternoon. buckingham palace is at pains to emphasise that the event will be covid compliant. everything will happen within the privacy of the castle to avoid crowds gathering. the funeral will be what is known as a ceremonial royal general. that is one level down from a state funeral. the duke's coffin will be borne in a ceremonial procession from the castle's state apartments to st george's chapel. members of the royal family, led by the prince of wales, will walk behind the coffin. there will be a national one—minute silence when the coffin reaches the chapel at three o'clock. inside the chapel, the congregation will be limited to 30. the public is being asked not to go to windsor. the best place to watch it all will be on television, said a palace spokesman. from his home at highgrove, the prince of wales paid this tribute to his father. my family and i mi

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i know your coaching at the moment with sussex, but back playing, welsh fire?ummer? batting with the landing _ your teeth and the summer? batting with the landing will _ your teeth and the summer? batting with the landing will be _ your teeth and the summer? batting with the landing will be nice, - with the landing will be nice, rather than playing against her, because she is ugly world—class —— batting with meg lanning. it is going be weird playing again, but due to get back on the field. stepping over the rope and the import of a team again, i am going to enjoy very much. bud import of a team again, i am going to enjoy very much.— to enjoy very much. and we are certainly going _ to enjoy very much. and we are certainly going to _ to enjoy very much. and we are certainly going to enjoy - to enjoy very much. and we are l certainly going to enjoy watching you return. sarah taylor, the very best of luck playing with welsh fire in the hundred this summer. and i probably should have asked sarah if she has ever had to deal with these conditions, playing in the past.

a covid test, the duchess of sussex is not attending because she is pregnant.. but nonetheless, an opportunity for the royal family to pay their respects to the duke of edinburgh for his many decades of service.- to the duke of edinburgh for his many decades of service. thank you very much- — tributes to the duke of edinburgh have continued to flow in from around the world. as australians woke on saturday to the news of prince philip's death, the prime minister, scott morrison, said his life had been one of duty, service, loyalty and honour. 0ur sydney correspondent, shaimaa khalil, sent this report. fire! gunshot. honouring a life of duty and service. a sign of respect for a man who, for decades, has had a long and enduring relationship with this country. the prime minister paid tribute to the duke of edinburgh, whose presence, he said, was a reminder of the stability needed in a world that can often be uncertain. memories of him will of course tell stories of his candour and a unique and forceful and authentic personality. but above all, he was a man who was

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. >>> netflix, netflix news for the duke and duchess of sussex. harry and meghan have announced their first series. the project will focus on the invictus games, a competition for wounded service personnel and veterans founded by harry in 2014. and harry will appear on camera during the series. >>> coming up, the pastor who's gone from the pulpit to the pole. her inspiring story next. you're watching "world news now." [female narrator] a message for children: it's hard to be stuck at home right now... but we want to say thank you... because you're being a big helper. when you stay home... you're protecting other people from getting sick. by calling a someone you love who's stuck inside, you're giving them a smile... and they need it! when you wash your hands- for like the hundredth time today... you're keeping your family safe. and by being brave... you're helping us all be brave. we know it's not easy... but helping will make everything go back to normal again as soon as possible. you're part of a big family of helpers around the world. and you'r

princes william and harry that you could sussex you could cambridge walking together and talking they didn't come in together. and much will be made of the over the body language of between them. just walking behind the coffin on the way in peter phillips. the son of princes was in between there was the prince charles and camilla prince charles of course. just leaving the show. we did just see i think princess eugenie interesting story about and about zahra phillips both of them have recently had children both of them named their boys is a middle name philip you know all of their great grandfather. this was before he died. so you there's a great love by his grandchildren he really was and he doted on his grandchildren i'm great trying grandchildren. but if you want and they dub you special coverage of the funeral of prince philip would you go of edinburgh her husband queen elizabeth for more than 7 decades has been laid to rest it's in george's chapel at windsor he died 8 days ago 2 months short of his 100th birthday card destructions that meant that only 30 close family members and f

and the royal family. has been between the sussexes and the royalfamily.— the royalfamily.d i think it is probably another blessing i the royalfamily. yes, and i think. it is probably another blessing that the funeral of the duke of edinburgh will be not in a great sort of public display, as it would be as a state funeral, because there will be a lot of eyes and so—called experts looking at the body language between the two brothers william and harry, and according to the mirror, they will walk children to —— shoulder to shoulder behind their grandfather's coffin next saturday afternoon, and we can from her him walking with them behind their mother's coffin at princess diana's funeral. harry is due back from the united states within the next 2a hours. i think he is waiting for the result of a covid test, and i understand he left to go to corentin tolisso meghan will not be coming because she is pregnant and has been advised against it —— he will go into quarantine for five days. funeral sentiments like this are the opportunity forfamilies funeral sentiments like this are th

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smaller, slim down monarchy that prince charles spoke about is finally happening and without the sussexsive and making surer that it can survive the next chapter. >> what do you think is the future within the monarchy andthe family? >> prince charles and prince william are very savvy. prince william especially. he is someone who knows how the read the room. and i think diana famously said, he may look like a spencer but he is a windsor. so they will know what they need to do to steady the ship. >> as the world begins to mourn the loss of prince philip, all eyes will turn to whether his passing will help heal the fractured family. >> will that improve relations between the brothers in the long run? for harry, it's going to be a difficult moment. flying back to the family where things are pretty strained between him and the other family members. it's going to believe a lot of on awkward conversations that may or may not happen. >> there's still significant hurt there between family members over the interview and fall-out from that. however, like any family, the royal family will be coming

that's right, and the duchess of sussex will be - the duchess of sussex will be watching from her homeent, cousin of the queen, who hasjust we have had the duke of kent, cousin of the queen, who has just left, we have had the duke of kent, cousin of the queen, who hasjust left, and the duke of gloucester, and now we have more of the royal family making their way. have more of the royal family making theirway. really, have more of the royal family making their way. really, we are waiting for the final kind of construction of this procession, which involves the band of the grenadier guards, it involves very senior members of the military, and we spoke earlier to the major general. we have mentioned the major general. we have mentioned the brigade major. we will have the chiefs of the armed forces first up we will have the prince of wales and senior members of the royal family, and then some members of the duke of edinburgh's staff, and finallyjust before the procession sets off, the queen willjoin the procession, and that will be the moment where i think the nation draws breath. absolute

, hampshire, into sussex. scotland, south—west england as well. these are the temperatures. nine to 13 degrees. hi-h temperatures. nine to 13 degrees. high pressure is firmly in charge of the weather and will be as we move into thursday. the air moves in a clockwise — into thursday. the air moves in a clockwise direction, so we will have more _ clockwise direction, so we will have more of— clockwise direction, so we will have more of a _ clockwise direction, so we will have more of a north—easterly coming in across— more of a north—easterly coming in across the — more of a north—easterly coming in across the south—east, and more of a southerly— across the south—east, and more of a southerly towards the west. that will have — southerly towards the west. that will have an impact on the three temperatures, notjust the temperatures, not just the temperatures, notjust the temperatures but we will see some showers _ temperatures but we will see some showers across east anglia and the south—east, more cloud from the

reporter: the royal family will grieve in private for now, but tonight on the duke and duchess of sussex'sa message to thank the duke for his service, saying he will be greatly missed. he remained a public figure for so many. >> i wanted to pay tribute to prince philip because i really like the royal family and feel very bad for them. >> i suppose it was inevitable for a man who is 99 years of age, but it is sad. >> it is sad for the country and the royal family. he served in the forces as well. i will miss him. reporter: at york minster, the bells have been run 99 times as a show of respect for the duke's 99 years. it is a tribute that will be repeated across the u.k., for a man who held a unique place in public life. anchor: helena, many will have wanted to turn up, pay their own tributes, perhaps leave flowers and so o but of course, covid has made that more difficult for many. helena: yes, i think it would have been a different situation at windsor castle, had it not been for the fact we still remain under covid restrictions. when the news rippled through that the duke of edinburgh had

the royal family will grieve privately for now, although tonight on the duke and duchess of sussex's of edinburgh for his service, saying he will be greatly missed. across the uk, the duke remained a memorable public figure. 99 years old, a very good age to get to. shame he didn't get to his 100th birthday. he did say a few little things that he shouldn't do, but that's what i like as well. well, he is human. like we allare. it's back to that, you know, being human, isn't it? - he's just been a wonderful man, and their love has been playing for everybody to see. so really sincerest condolences to the queen. at buckingham palace this evening, at the end of a day of great sadness for many, a steady stream of people came to pay their respects to a man who held a unique place in public life. some of today's reaction there, and that was daniela relph reporting. we saw earlier that borisjohnson, the prime minister, had made his own statement in downing street, not long after the announcement at midday today, and mps will be going to westminster on monday for their own session to pay tribut

the duke and duchess of sussex's website tonight saying, "you will be greatly missed." a royal family losing its patriarch. a country watching the end of an era. and a queen who has lost her consort and must now lead alone. >> and keir, i understand we've learned more about what the queen has been doing today >> reporter: that's right, lester. prince charles visited his mother here at windsor castle this afternoon. the queen tonight will spend her first night as queen without prince philip. one big question, of course, will harry and meghan attend the funeral? lester >> all right keir simmons in london, thank you. >>> and joining me now is camilla tominey, who has covered the royals for years camilla, with prince philip's death, what will be the impact on the queen going forward? >> well, i think the emotional impact on the queen will be profound, lester this is a man who has been at her side for the entire course of her nearly 70-year reign. and to lose his wise counsel and not lose his role as patriarch of the royal family will come as an enormous blow. >> you mention

i just want to say that the sussex's office have told me that the dutchess was very keen to be there. is a very powerful moment, because these were eruptions through the monarchy, who has dominated the queen's life, how to deal with the departure of the sussexes, and the key dynamic is always william and harry and it feels like reconciliation. >> great unity. they're all pulling together to support their grandmother and support what she's been through and her loss. there they are altogether, the royal family. there's no formality. they're talking. >> breaking away there, chatting. >> it is a moment, a great poignant moving moment. i'm sure they're all heartbroken. we saw the pain etched on their faces as they went in. they've lost someone they loved so much and it was a life well lived and it was a life full of activity. >> we're so often told that these moments in front of the camera were orchestrated. this was an organic thing. they broke away together, in the name of for iprince philip. >> he was such a devoted grandfather. after the death of diana, he stayed to look after the gran

of course, one person, in particular, the duke of sussex, doesn't fit either of the bills today. think this was an argument or anything like that. i think it was what is most fair to everyone. we don't want to make exceptions or break rules. we want it to be fair to everyone. let's not forget, as well, prince harry took over as head of the marines from the duke of edinburgh in 2017, and it was something that really united them. i think it would have felt wrong and uncomfortable if there wasn't that sense of unity on that topic. >> sure. let's bring in ailsa anderson, watching the images of the procession on the grounds of windsor castle. ailsa served as the queen's press secretary three years and started her work with the royal household 20 years ago. ailsa, good morning to you. sure your heart is grieving, as well, as we watch these striking images. on the land rover that the duke of edinburgh helped design and chose for this moment. his personal standard, the flag. his sword, his military cap, and, of course, the family members hand-selected to walk behind that coffin. it is su

while he'd been in hospital, the queen had had todeal with the aftermatofh he sussex's u.s.n interview without her husband at her side. tonight his two eldest children paid tribute to him. >> i think he probably would want to be remembered as an individual in his own right really. reporter: princess anne spoke of the support he'd given to the queen. >> his appreciation of how he could help the queen always seemed to be present. in terms of supporting her. because she was very -- [indiscernible] -- when she became queen. it needed to be a double act for a lot of that time. in order to allow her to take on that role. reporter: throughout his adult life, despite the formality of his position, philip retained his own style of doing things. he made his own uncompromising mark on national life. he once summed up his approach in characteristically forth right fashion. >> i've just done what i think is my best. i can't suddenly change my whole way of doing things. i can't change my interests. i can't change my way in which i react to things. it's part of -- it's somebody's style and

the duke of sussex has returned to the uk from california to attend huntsville's funeral this saturday. his wife did not accompany him due to her pregnancy. >>> there is a new plan to connect two of tahoe's biggest ski resorts. starting the summer construction could begin on a new gondola that would connect squaw valley and all kyle meadows. the two resorts currently are about a seven mile drive but the gondola would connect skiers and riders to the bases in just about 15 minutes. they say the project is expected to cost about $60 million but the idea would need approval from plastic county as well as the u.s. forest service. >> could you imagine the two combined? they need a resort in between. >> to connect to the right in mountain village, colorado. >>> a storm system will be dropping into the great basin, close enough to put that squeezing the atmosphere but not close enough and not in the right trajectory to send any rain chance into the bay area. the seven-day forecast is completely dry it looks like we will stay dry likely through much of the rest of april. the dry weather does c

widespread repression and the use of enforced disappearances this includes the case of one she lay on sussex it who disappeared while living in exile last year he's yet another suspected victim of the thai authorities assault on dissent. save one chile on the demand this was june 2020 days after one chilly arms not socks it approved democracy blogger was abducted in cambodia. c.c.t.v. footage captured 2 men stopped in their tracks as they reportedly watch one chilly arm being bundled into an s.u.v. . he was targeted one day after uploading this video mocking thailand's prime minister. he has not been seen since his the 9th such case of a thai exile disappearing since 26 but that's all. if one charlie arm is dead we want his body brought back to thailand. in the past year thailand's military has reacted with an iron fist to a growing youth movement calling for democratic reforms rounding up dozens of activists under strict laws that forbid any criticism of the monarchy last month the architects of the uprising began filling up courts their resolve undiminished 30. they can lock me up but they

, you have less people to perform all the engagements, and obviously with the duke and duchess of sussexome more dts. we've seen a lot over the couple of weeks after prince philip's death. they seem quite down to earth and popular, and it's possible we might see more of them in the next few years. let’s possible we might see more of them in the next few years.— in the next few years. let's look at the financial _ in the next few years. let's look at the financial times _ for a couple of stories, john. hs pt -- hsbc —— hsbc scraps a decorative floor. it's happening to everybody. -- hsbc scraps a decorative floor. it's happening to everybody. we've had different _ it's happening to everybody. we've had different offices _ it's happening to everybody. -- had different offices experimenting, but actually, given their credit, the chief executive of hsbc is saying if he's expecting his work is to do it, he and his fellow bosses should be doing as well. they are getting to a top floor, and it says in the article that they are putting in the article that they are putting in meeting rooms and col

alan smith's move to a care home in west sussex changed everything for him at the age of 91, but the his son can now see him in person as well as some newer members of the family. don't have to do anything. it's just being together and just talking about old stuff and old times is really important to him and it makes him more of a whole person, but he's really become a shell where he's not had all this contact. i'm really optimistic that he will actually get to meet his great—granddaughter and be laughing and joking with us all again. hello, mum. | how are you? the anguish of care home residents began to ease last month as restrictions were gradually lifted. now more family members will be reunited with residents allowed a second, regular indoor visitor from the 12th of april, and children under the age of two will not be included in visitor numbers. visiting is one of the things that makes life worth living if you live in a care home. it's so important, both for the resident in the care home but also for their family members and loved ones who want to visit them. we know that in car

the duke of sussex honoring philip's life of public service, but in typical form, harry struck a more informal note, saying, "he was my grandpa master of the barbecue, legend of banter and cheeky right until the end." it finished with the phrase "by sea, by land," the motto of the royal marines, a nod to philip's glittering naval career. prince william also paying tribute today, saying, "i will never take for granted the special memories my children will always have of their great grandpa." releasing this photo of the young prince george with philip, the father, grandfather and great grandfather of future kings. the princes will join their father charles walking behind philip's casket, recalling the iconic moment the duke accompanied william and harry behind their mother diana over 20 years ago. the family is united in grief this evening, david. harry's return could help heal the many rifts that exist. that is certainly something that britain is hoping for tonight. david? >> all right, james, we'll see you saturday morning, james. we're going to have live coverage of prince philip's f

in _ council in west sussex. let's go to karl turner. in a _ council in west sussex.oner. mr speaker, i'm afraid, i don't— commissioner. mr speaker, i'm afraid, i don't wish _ commissioner. mr speaker, i'm afraid, i don't wish to _ commissioner. mr speaker, i'm afraid, i don't wish to be, i commissioner. mr speaker, i'm afraid, i don't wish to be, to i afraid, i don't wish to be, to sound, you know, like a sticklerfor accuracy here, mr speaker, but since becoming a humberside pcc, which is my normal position, mr speaker, as you know, since becoming humberside pcc in 2016, the force has recorded 434 officers, these 129 has been recruited as part of the government's drive, and mr hunter himself praised the government's police recruitment strategy, saying the government's target has lifted numbers in humberside above 2000. so i think it would be fair to say that mr hunter's efforts, however laudable they may be, would have been impossible without the determination of this government to recruit more police officers and put them out on the street.— recruit more police offi

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students and staff at a college in west sussex had to leave the premises this afternon, after reportslege and a firearm and a knife were seized. two staff members suffered minor injuries. now, the former chief executive of the post office, paula vennells, has resigned her roles on the boards of the supermarket morrisons and the home furnishing retailer dunelm, following the scandal which led to the wrongful convictions of post office workers when she was in charge. ms vennells is also stepping down from her duties as an anglican priest. our consumer affairs correspondent colletta smith has been following the story. still on a high from her victory at the court of appeal on friday, i'm back in hull with janet skinner... it's just... it's just wrong. ..and paula vennells is on her mind. she's had numerous times where she could have, do you know, been upfront with everything. so, to have to actually get a victory for her to step down, it's quite bitter—sweet, really. although the computer problems began before paula vennells took charge, under her leadership, prosecutions continued. a hi

ishould remember the duchess of sussex is not coming for medical reasons, she is pregnant.ing moment perhaps within the context that the perspective that is induced by a funeral. so for them, that is an opportunity that they will have. no crowds, no public participation, the advice from the palace is watch it on television, but notwithstanding that, it importantly will be an opportunity for the royal family to say their final farewells. tributes to the duke have continued to be paid around the world. as australians woke on saturday to the news of prince philip's death, the prime minister, scott morrison, said his life had been one of duty, service, loyalty and honour. our sydney correspondent, shaimaa khalil, sent this report. fire! gunshot honouring a life of duty and service. a sign of respect for a man who, for decades, has had a long and enduring relationship with this country. the prime minister paid tribute to the duke of edinburgh, whose presence, he said, was a reminder of the stability needed in a world that can often be uncertain. memories of him will, of course,

him security and reassurance. the family that offer him alan smith's move to a care home in west sussexnged everything for him at the age of 91. but the updated guidance means his daughter and his sun can means his daughter and his son can now see him in person as well as some newer members of the family. you don't even have to do anything, it's just being together and just talking about old stuff, old times, is really important for him, and it makes him more of a whole person. he really had become a shell, where he's not had all this contact. i'm really optimistic that he will actually get to meet his new great—granddaughter and be laughing and joking with us all again. hello, mum, how are you? the anguish of care home residence began to ease last month with the gradual lifting of restrictions. now, more family members will be reunited with residents allowed a second regular indoor visitor from the 12th of april. and children under the age of two will not be included in visitor numbers. visiting is one of the things that makes life worth living if you live in a care home, it's so impor

so that has been put up on the front page of the duke and duchess of sussex website.ed his naval career, he worked to keep britain's maritime history alive. we can look back now at the duke's close relationship with the royal navy. the royal navy and life at sea were a huge part of the duke of edinburgh's career. it had been a british destroyer that had taken him, as a toddler, into exile from his native greece. two of his sons were naval officers, prince charles and prince andrew, taking up where he had left off after his wife became queen. prince philipjoined the navy straight from school. as a cadet, he first met princess elizabeth in 1939 when she visited britannia royal naval college in dartmouth with her parents. active service came during world war ii in 1940 as a midshipman on the old battleship hms ramillies. years later, he reflected on life as a sailor. you are exposed to the elements in a way which you are not onshore at any time because you've got your feet on the earth, as it were. and you've got some sort of security, shelter and so on. whereas, at sea,

college, in west sussex. to be evacuated. a large number of police were involved in the operation, and two college staff members were treated for minor injuries, although police stressed these were not gunshot wounds. the united states will share up to 60 million doses of its astrazeneca vaccine with other countries. the white house said they'll be exporting the vaccine in the coming months once a safety review is complete. the country has been under pressure to share its astrazeneca stockpile, as it's not yet been approved for use there. research suggests black women face a significantly higher risk of having a miscarriage than white women. analysis by the leading medical journal the lancet on a.6 million pregnancies in seven countries suggests that being black increases the risk of having a miscarriage by a3%. the report also calls for women in the uk to be given support after their first pregnancy loss. at the moment, specialist clinics are usually only offered to women after experiencing three consecutive

professional cricket two years ago because of anxiety and has recently taken up a coaching role with the sussextaylor's wicketkeeping and batting saw her named world cricketer of the year four times in the white ball game, and she won two 50—over world cups and one t20 world cup. she will link up with the australian star meg lanning at the cardiff—based team. i got asked by welsh fire if i wanted to play last year and i wasn't in a place to so i dismissed it quite quickly, but i did say, "think of me next year". lucky for me, they asked me again as i said, "do you know what? it is the first year of the hundred, i get to play in wales, which is amazing because i think i have only played there once internationally, and i get to play alongside one of the best players in the world", so a bit of a no—brainer for me. a huge night in europe is coming up. manchester city are closing in on the premier league title and are still in both domestic cups, but the champions league is the one trophy that has eluded them. they will be favourites as they host borussia dortmund in the first leg of their quarterfi

at the chattri memorial in sussex, the names of fallen indian soldiers are recorded. commission says it's determined to fulfil its original promise, to commemorate equally all those who died in both world wars. paul adams, bbc news. india has reported the biggest daily rise in coronavirus infections of any country since the pandemic began. nearly 315,000 new cases have been registered. 0ur correspondent nikhil inamdar is in maharashtra state. we have been reporting repeatedly of massive problems for hospitals, a lack of beds and oxygen, bring us up—to—date. lack of beds and oxygen, bring us up-to-date-_ up-to-date. that's right. this is “ust one up-to-date. that's right. this is just one more — up-to-date. that's right. this is just one more grim _ up-to-date. that's right. this is just one more grim milestone . up-to-date. that's right. this is i just one more grim milestone that up-to-date. that's right. this is - just one more grim milestone that we have reached, 315,000 new cases, the worst notjust in india but the world in terms of the fresh new infections being

,is the way, as meghan, the duchess of sussex, is due to give birth this year. the family. we were telling you we were expecting some performance statistics for nhs england, and those have just come through. we are hearing now that the total number of people waiting for routine operations in england is 4.7 million. that is the highest figure since modern records began in 2007. last month we will tell you that waiting list hit a record high of 4.6 million. that list has grown since and it now stands at 4.7 million waiting for routine operations and procedures. so, the figures out this morning from nhs england for february also showed there were nearly 388,000 patients waiting more than a year for nonurgent surgery, from 304,000 the previous month. so, a significant uplift in the number of people waiting for nonurgent surgery. just by way of contrast, in february, the year before the pandemic hit, there werejust 1600 year before the pandemic hit, there werejust1600 people year before the pandemic hit, there were just 1600 people waiting year before the pandemic hi

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are they getting those because they are the duke and duchess of sussex, and getting off the royal titlesy institution in the interview with oprah winfrey they say that they can't stand and it's suffocating and an traps them. you can't have it both ways. if you really believe that way about the royal family and the monarchy, give up your title but they won't do that because it makes them too much money. you have these two oppressed people living in a mansion in california earning hundreds of millions of dollars in the middle of a pandemic that's killed nearly 3 million people, portraying themselves as the biggest victims in the world. >> what does that tell you about the system itself? what does that suggest? >> maybe there's something about the system that is broken because again as much as i love and admire my grandma's faith in the american dream and it is important part of muddying yourself there's something, there is a lot of kids from our community and i'm only one who made it to a place like that and i think if that's true it does suggest that there's something a little bit broken

prince harry releasing his eulogy at prince philip's funeral, the duke of sussex adding his grandfatherays held a special place in his family's are, prince philip's hers will be one of his old cars similar to this one. it was originally built to transport hunting groups around royal grounds. jillian: 13 after the hour, chain-link fence surrounds a restaurant define covid restrictions. >> the owner says this is about fear and control, he joins us live coming up next. >> a restaurant in california fenced info repeatedly define covid 19 restrictions. the owner says they have been finding nearly 50,$000 in the door has been padlocked shut that they won't back down. the owner joins me, your restaurant is at the center of some serious controversy. explain what the city of burbank has done to try to get you to shutdown. >> this is an escalating situation for a number of months. i opened up in mid december of 2020 when they shutdown the outdoors. i did all the right protocols, kept my staff masked, only served outdoors. lately they started with putting boards, boarding up our doors, that led to