they destroyed at least it, at least 15 homes in the sussex surrounding the sussex courthouse and also women and children out into the night called. and this also attracted they can't give you numbers but certainly a significant number of enslaved men and women and joined the column of course with the hopes of freedom. and also the union soldiers committed acts of sexual violence and rape as well and before they headed back to petersburg, the mission was hugging more detail about this but the mission was the railroad and to destroy it. the final say this now forgets all so i've been thinking about this and this expedition destroy the robot and role in and the consequences are the end of this expedition, using my gosh, why did the sussex civilians and growers, sort of unparalleled and this doesn't seem like the war we know in virginia. this vector this idea read on a railroad and euphemism talks about the sprayed and what it was intended to do, to starve the men who were fighting run petersburg and continue to keep in their and the clothing is so that this rated and largely succeeded to

that is a very best account of the sussex raid. so the last thing i will say i assume this is volume three. on the petersburg campaign. and the third installment you get a detailed analysis but not that detail. >> so i'm interested i will check this house and i drove down to sussex county i got an appointment at the courthouse. and try to identify the homes that were destroyed and then came up with 15 homes as i left the building and noticed the county seal was framed. and it was from a man named joseph murray on —- murphy and when he returned the county seal written in 19 oh one. and then to moves the handle of the press and then when acted upon thatt impulse. take a picture of that. and all those who fought at sussex and there is an old general so you hardly see these days. and the letters were thorton. >> maybe i will run into somebody. and then and then to go to the thorton store. i'm trying toty be discreet but then i make my way around the store i see some people at the front chatting i will be very deliberate. there is a cat

this is the long—running court case about that letter between the duchess of sussex and her father.ublish extracts from it and this was an appeal hearing against a decision, saying they weren't allowed to publish it. but a whole raft of documents have appeared as a consequence of all of this and evidence, and it has given us an insight into the relationships within the palace leading up to the writing of that letter. there was another yesterday. today, text messages between the duchess of sussex and her press secretary, and she says the catalyst for writing this letter is how much pain this is causing harry. she said that after a week of what she said was explaining the situation, prince charles continued to ask her to go and see him. she said by taking this action, thatis him. she said by taking this action, that is writing the letter, i protect my husband from this constant berating, and while unlikely perhaps it'll give my father a moment to pause. it gives us an insight into what the royal couple was feeling so soon after the wedding. tens of thousands of young carers in england

clerk in sussex county has put some numbers up on their site. we just want to nail down and make sure that the vote totals up on their site give cheer a lead in sussex county, with all the votes counted of about 20,000 votes. so it should really might be able to put 20,000 right back on the board here. we are just going to try and confirm what they have put up on their website there, the clerks office there. but that could be a 20,000 vote again for ciattarelli if that information is correct. okay, what else are we looking at here, we think mercer county this is one that murphy is going to put a lot of faith and we are trenton as the state capital is a big democratic county. tonight it's only 15, but that's in part because of what you're seeing right here does not reflect the vote by mail. we showed you in bergen county the an example of how heavily democratic the vote by mail can be, so in mercer county with the vote by mail there is an opportunity there for phil murphy to make more gains. we are also waiting on vote by mail in burlington count

the duchess of sussex apologises to a court for making a misleading statement in her privacy case againstational newspaper. south africa's last white president, fw de klerk, a key figure in the country's transition to democracy, has died aged 85. communities across the uk come together for armistice day, a year after commemorations were disrupted by the pandemic. you and coming up on the bbc news channel — aston villa appoint steven gerrard as their new manager on a three and a half year deal, ending his three years in charge at rangers. patients across the uk are facing unacceptably long waits for ambulances, which is putting lives at risk — that's according to the college of paramedics. health concerns that went untreated in the pandemic, as well as people requiring care for covid, are leading to more people needing urgent help as the nhs faces increasing winter pressures. the latest nhs figures show the average response time in england for the most serious incidents was nine minutes and 20 seconds — the longest since current records began in 2017. the average ambulance wait for people

the duchess of sussex has apologised, for misleading a court about information given by her aides toshe did not intend to mislead the court about the role of her aide in providing information to the authors of the unauthorised biography. 0ur correspondent megan paterson is here. megan, tell us more about what has been heard. megan, tell us more about what has been heard-— megan, tell us more about what has been heard. absolutely, hearing this mornin: been heard. absolutely, hearing this morning has — been heard. absolutely, hearing this morning has focused _ been heard. absolutely, hearing this morning has focused on _ been heard. absolutely, hearing this morning has focused on a _ been heard. absolutely, hearing this morning has focused on a distinctionj morning has focused on a distinction between what was intended to be public information on what was intended to be private. now, we know obviously that earlier this year, the duchess of sussex was successful in her claim against the mail on sunday. a court ruled it was an unlawful publication of that letter from meghan to herfather.

football is being used to encourage unemployed dads to seek job advice in west sussex.ub and aspire sussex saw dads and their children invited for a training session with former premier league footballer robbie blake, where they also accessed resources to help them get back into work. lewis coombes reports. remember what we said — keep your head up! a football technique that lends itself as an important message in life. i've applied for hundreds ofjobs and i'm lucky if i even get a reply of anyone. martin has been out of work for 18 months. not a lot out there, really. get you quite down to be fair but got to keep going, especially for my daughter's sake. what impact have you found that that has had on you and the family? it's been very difficult having to stay at home all of the time and not being able to go out. have a nice smile on your face and just enjoy it. it can play with your self—worth, certain things like that, so it's so key that anything we can do to put a smile on people's faces and take that worry and strain off. john is a self—employed painter decorator

in sussex county, the clerks office there. that could be a 20,000 vote gain for ciattarelli if that information is correct. what else are we looking at here. we think mercer county, this is one that phil murphy is going to put a lot of faith and i think rain. now mercer county where trump and, is the state, capital you see this is a big democratic county, tonight it's only 15, but that's in part because what you're seeing right, here does not reflect the vote by mail. again we just showed you in bergen county, an example of how heavily democratic the vote by mail can be. in mercer county, with the vote by mail, there's an opportunity there, for phil murphy, to make more gains, we're also waiting on vote by mail. we believe in burlington county. getting into south jersey, here we think there is a vote by mail here, likely that's going to help phil murphy, also maybe some same day vote election day votes. in burlington county, that's sending more republican friendly votes, also be simultaneously and opportunity for ciattarelli t

continue to see some filtering through the english channel here, affecting the likes of kent and east sussexd but in between these two areas, a cold night with temperatures a few degrees either side of freezing, a touch of frost certainly first thing monday morning. a mostly dry settled sort of day on monday. we have got more cloud and patchy rain for northern scotland and a few showers in the far south—east as well. most places avoiding the showers with temperatures between 7 to 10 degrees. we do it all again on tuesday. another dry, settled sort of day with sunshine for most areas. cloudier in the far north—west. the chance of a few passing showers in the far south—east as well. highs on tuesday between 8—11 degrees for most of us. feeling cooler again where you are exposed to that north—easterly breeze, particularly for east anglia and the south—east. as we head through the middle of the week, you will notice things turn colder once again because a second cold front works its way south, so that will introduce another northerly blast of winds as we move through into thursday in particular.

laura: i am the duchess of sussex, why do we care what you think about anything.levant time in american citizen and this is my view but what can we expect? >> if you get an invite to the dinner, gillibrand is hosting a dinner for congressional ladies with megan marco in the coming weeks in dc so let me know, give us a report. there is a new british show i wish we could adapt and bring to fox called love trap. it is a dating show and this is what happens when contestants are eliminated. >> who do you think is a love trap? >> if i were to adapt this i would call our show political trap, and dump rejected politicians and political one ofes to return door. i can see it now. look out below. >> learning as much as i can so that i can maximize the opportunity we have to make an impact. >> this is waiting to happen. can you imagine election nights, the power of this no matter your party, just drop them through the floor. laura: for next year, given way to defend the police initiative went in her district of minneapolis we can push the button and have a lot of our go down

particular, for the likes of yorkshire and northumberland as well right down towards kent and east sussexhe likes of yorkshire and northumberland as well right down towards kent and east sussex. but for the west most places are looking largely dry for much of the day. you will notice the wind gusts could be as high as 30 mph a0 mph close to that east coast. so temperatures between 7 degrees to 11 degrees but feeling a bit cooler than that where you do notice that wind—chill around. into this evening and overnight, most of the showers will ease away. we will continue to see some filtering through the english channel here, affecting the likes of kent and east sussex. and a little bit more cloud for the north of scotland but in between these two areas, a cold night with temperatures a few degrees either side of freezing, a touch of frost certainly first thing monday. a mostly dry settled sort of day on monday. we have got more cloud and patchy rain for northern scotland and a few showers in the far south—east as well. most places avoiding the showers with temperatures between 7 and 10. we do

of sussex.ease than skelton. 11 degrees in theirwake. elsewhere, to ease than skelton. 11 degrees in their wake. elsewhere, temperatures in the mid teens. 16, 17 celsius possible. as we go into tonight, you notice how the rain continues to affect the north of scotland, moving further south later. elsewhere, the tag may be thick and offer some rain or drizzle. most having a drying out. cooler than last night but a mild start to the weekend. it is going to continue, the mild and cloudy story for england and wales tomorrow. a few breaks, equally a few light showers, especially in north wales, north—west england. for scotland and northern ireland, spells of rain in the morning into early afternoon. sunny spells, a scattering of showers, feeling colder, 80 degrees in aberdeen. we will also feel that a chilly air as we go into sunday. -- 18 —— 18 degrees. -- 18 degrees. thank you. children in need is on bbc one tonight. in a few minutes we'll be catching up with our very own drumathon legend owain, an

continue to see some filtering through the english channel here, affecting the likes of kent and east sussexmperatures a few degrees either side of freezing, a touch of frost certainly first thing monday morning. a mostly dry settled sort of day on monday. we have got more cloud and patchy rain for northern scotland and a few showers in the far south—east as well. most places avoiding the showers with temperatures between 7 to 10 degrees. we do it all again on tuesday. another dry, settled sort of day with sunshine for most areas. cloudier in the far north—west. the chance of a few passing showers in the far south—east as well. highs on tuesday between 8—11 degrees for most of us. feeling cooler again where you are exposed to the north—easterly breeze, particularly for east anglia and the south—east. as we head through the middle of the week, you will notice things turn colder once again because a second cold front works its way south, so that will introduce another northerly blast of winds as we move through into thursday in particular. temperatures not as mild as they have been recently. w

the duchess of sussex has apologised for misleading a court about information given by her aides to thea biography. the surprise declaration by the us and china at the cop26 summit in glasgow — pledging to step up efforts to tackle climate change, in spite of their other differences — has been widely welcomed. lets get the latest from annita mcveigh. lets get the latest from annita mcveiuh. ., ~ ,, , . mcveigh. thank you very much. welcome back— mcveigh. thank you very much. welcome back to _ mcveigh. thank you very much. welcome back to cop26, - mcveigh. thank you very much. welcome back to cop26, the i mcveigh. thank you very much. | welcome back to cop26, the un climate change summit in glasgow. it is officially the penultimate day, although the timetable could stretch, with negotiators again working into the early hours with the aim of keeping global warming below 1.5 celsius. that is the point at which scientists say we will see even more dangerous consequences of climate change. well, there has been a cautious welcome to that unexpected announcement here in glasgow from the us and

for more than 30 years david fuller was a hospital electrician at the kent and sussex hospital and thenospital, until police finally tracked him down last december — thanks to advances in dna testing. detectives say they may never know the full extent of his crimes. this report from our home affairs correspondent tom symonds contains disturbing details. after 33 years, he almost seemed to be expecting it. all right, david, you're under arrest on suspicion of the murders of wendy knell and caroline pierce in 1987. do you understand 7 yeah. david fuller, mr normal, at least on the outside. wendy knell and caroline pierce were starting out in life in a quiet town. you don't expect it _ in tonbridge wells, like myself, we were alljust working locally. it could have happened to any of us. julie monks was a friend of wendy's. she always wanted to get| married and have children and be a home—maker. that is what she, that is what she wanted to do. | but wendy's home, her tiny bedsit, was where she was murdered. caroline was attacked on her doorstep and taken away. three weeks later, a farm work

continue to see some filtering through the english channel here, affecting the likes of kent and east sussexight with temperatures a few degrees either side of freezing, a touch of frost certainly first thing monday morning. a mostly dry settled sort of day on monday. we have got more cloud and patchy rain for northern scotland and a few showers in the far south—east as well. most places avoiding the showers with temperatures between 7 to 10 degrees. we do it all again on tuesday. another dry, settled sort of day with sunshine for most areas. cloudier in the far north—west. the chance of a few passing showers in the far south—east as well. highs on tuesday between 8—1! degrees for most of us. feeling cooler again where you are exposed to the north—easterly breeze, particularly for east anglia and the south—east. as we head through the middle of the week, you will notice things turn colder once again because a second cold front works its way south, so that will introduce another northerly blast of winds as we move through into thursday in particular. temperatures not as mild as they have been

but sussex county in northwest new jersey. we basically have almost no vote in from sussex county.for ciattarelli to still run up some votes. you may be noticing at the other end of the state there's one county where we have literally no votes from. this is salem county. keep in mind pretty good land area. salem county is tiny. by far the smallest county in new jersey. still could be an opportunity. ciattarelli's been running very well in south jersey. could be an opportunity for ciattarelli to net a few thousand more votes. so again, there's been a lot of confusion. folks on both sides of the aisle tonight in new jersey trying to understand exactly where the vote is left and not just where the vote is left to come in but what type of vote is left. where's the mail vote left to come in? where is the same-day vote left to come in? but the bottom line is we're eking up here to about 75% of the vote in. jack ciattarelli's lead you see sits at 31,000 votes over the democratic incumbent phil murphy. and the polling in this race, the final two polls i saw had murphy ahead by eight points

the duchess of sussex has apologised for misleading a court, about information given by her aides, tors of a biography. england captainjoe root has spoken out about the racism row at yorkshire county cricket club. he says racism is intolerable and everyone must work together to combat it. hello and welcome if you re watching in the uk or around the world. the surprise declaration by the us and china at the cop 26 summit in glasgow, pledging to step up efforts to tackle climate change, in spite of their other differences — has been widely welcomed. the un secretary general, antonio guterres, said the crisis required international collaboration and solidarity, and this was an important step in the right direction. environmental groups have described it as a breakthrough. let's cross now to my colleague annita mcveigh in glasgow. another big day ahead of a busy few hours? welcome back to cop26, the un climate change summit in glasgow. it's officially the penultimate day — althought the timetable could stretch. we have heard different accounts of how long it could go on for. negotiators a

particular, for the likes of yorkshire and northumberland as well right down towards kent and east sussexould be as high as 30 mph a0 mph close to that east coast. so temperatures between 7 degrees to 11 degrees but feeling a bit cooler than that where you do notice that wind—chill around. into this evening and overnight, most of the showers will ease away. we will continue to see some filtering through the english channel here, affecting the likes of kent and east sussex. and a little bit more cloud for the north of scotland but in between these two areas, a cold night with temperatures a few degrees either side of freezing, a touch of frost certainly first thing monday. a mostly dry settled sort of day on monday. we have got more cloud and patchy rain for northern scotland and a few showers in the far south—east as well. most places avoiding the showers with temperatures between 7 and 10. we do it all again on tuesday. another dry, settled sort of day with sunshine for most areas. cloudier in the far north—west. the chance of a few passing showers in the far south—east as well. high on

our correspondent, lebo diseko, has more from east sussex.cinations. these pupils in sussex met at home time by protesters and disinformation. # don't get the vaccine, don't get the vaccine! for some parents, the tactics these campaigners use are a step too far. outside a children's school? these idiots outside a school, move them. i don't agree with their opinion but they're entitled to it. i don't have a problem with that. i don't have a problem with protesting. i have a problem with them doing it right outside the school where the kids are coming out and they might find that a bit, you know, intimidating and all of that. that's the only bit i have a problem with. earlier, anti—vaccination campaigners entered the school itself, serving papers threatening legal action. the leader of this campaign group, who believes a range of extreme conspiracy theories, including that most people in power are paedophiles, says he won't stop until the covid vaccination drive ends. we have spoken to the head teacher of this school who said he was served pape

for more than 30 years, david fuller was a maintenance worker at the kent and sussex hospital and thenpital until police finally tracked him down last december thanks to advances in dna testing. police have contacted the families of many of the victims assaulted between 2008 and 2020 but detectives say they may never know the full extent of his crimes. this report from our home affairs correspondent tom symonds contains disturbing details. morning. it's the police. hello. after 33 years, he almost seemed to be expecting it. all right, david. you are under arrest on the suspicion of the murders of wendy knell and caroline pierce in 1987. do you understand 7 yeah. david fuller, mr normal — at least, on the outside. wendy knell and caroline pierce. independent young women in a quiet town in the 1980s. you don't expect it in a small town like tunbridge wells. like myself. we were alljust working locally. it could have happened to any of us. julie monks was a friend of wendy and worked with her in a caf. she always wanted to get married and have children and be a homemaker. that's what she

we expect more to come in now from sussex county. they're and we pop down here to burlington, let me get this right here on the map. you're again, you have ciattarelli with the lead, quit significant lead. how did murphy do in burlington four years ago? here is the vote total for murphy and his victorious race for the state house four years ago per eight if you come back to 2020 when you see the state of play right now, this is what is confounding as about new jersey and maybe we make a call tonight and maybe we don't, maybe we go to the hours tomorrow wondering who won new jersey. you see right here, 68 percent, want with county, 61 percent. they're our precincts in essex county, that is specifically ne work that are still coming in, heavily democratic as we follow the numbers come up murphy with a handy lead right there in essex county. but you see what he did four years ago. he was up around 80 percent. and at the moment he's not quit at that number, but still prett respectable for the democrats seeking reelection in new jerse so

the duke of sussex said it was for big companies and advertisers to come down hard on those creatingwide. helena wilkinson, bbc news. our top story this lunchtime. a draft climate agreement is published at the glasgow un summit. countries are asked to strenghten their commitment to cutting carbon emissions. and an experienced caver who was trapped underground for two days is named as george linnane. more than 300 volunteers were involved in his rescue. coming up on the bbc news channel. chelsea manager emma hayes said her players were "outstanding" after a 7—0 win over servette in the women's champions league. arsenal are in action in the competition against koge later. transport is one the uk's biggest climate challenges, it's currently responsible for 27% of our emissions. today, the goverment has made a series of pledges on low—carbon transport, as negotiators at cop26 continue to work towards that final deal. all new hgvs will have to be zero emissions by 2040, while older trucks of 26 tonnnes or less must reach net zero five years earlier, in 2035. the road haulage association h

a few showers on the east coast running down through the tent was sussex into the channel islands.orth and northern ireland as well but they are the exceptions. for many, it will be dry and largely sunny throughout the day. the breeze easing and temperatures close to average, actually. but it feels chilly compared to this mild autumn that we found so far. increasing cloud overnight and into tuesday, that means frost is going to be less widespread and hanging onto the clearer sports of england and perhaps south wales and if you missed patches around here as well. tuesday will be a cloudier day. many dry but it was to be some patchy rain to the northwest but it was to be some patchy rain to the northwest of scotland, the best producing spells turns colder again later in the week and wetter again by the end of the week. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i'm karishma vaswani. the headlines. the missing chinese tennis player peng shuai tells 0lympic officials in a video call that she's safe and well belgium becomes the latest european country to see unrest over covid re

our correspondent, lebo diseko has more from east sussex.time by protesters and disinformation. # don't get the vaccine, don't get the vaccine. for some parents, the tactics these campaigners use are a step too far. outside a children's school. these idiots outside a school, move them. i don't agree with their opinion but they are entitled to it. i don't have a problem with that. i don't have a problem with protesting. i have a problem with them doing it right outside the school where the kids are coming out and they might find that a bit, you know, intimidating and all of that. that's the only bit have i have a problem with. earlier, anti—vaccination campaigners entered the school itself, serving papers threatening legal action. the leader of this campaign group, who believes a range of extreme conspiracy theories, including that most people in power are paedophiles, says he won't stop until the covid vaccination drive ends. we have spoken to the head teacher of this was school who said he was served papers earlier on today, and he really d

ease away and we will continue to see some filter in through the english channel the kent and east sussexer side of freezing and a for monday morning. a dry start on monday, some cloud and patchy rain for northern scotland and a few showers in the far south—east there as well. most places avoiding the showers with temperatures between seven and 10 degrees. we will do it all again on tuesday, another try, settled sort of day with sunshine to most areas. cloudy in the far north—west with a chance of a few passing showers in the far south—east too. highs on tuesday of 8—11 and feeling cooler again when you are exposed to that north—easterly breeze, particularly east anglia and the south—east. as we head through the middle of the week, you will notice things turn a bit older once again because a second cold front works its way south. that will introduce another northerly blast of wind has a move through into thursday in particular. the manager is not as mild as they have been recently, single figure through the middle of the week and turning more unsettled by friday. goodbye for now. hello th

>> absolutely not. >> how is the experience of taking this story to the sussex's camp in california?yeah, the overall allegation was that the duchess of sussex is guilty of bullying. >> and is she? >> no, absolutely not. >> reporter: as harry and meghan pulled back, the press believing they had broken the long-standing deal and the gloves were off. meghan and harry's treatment was in freefall. one example a trip to visit elton john. the press critical of them using four private jets and days later the cambridges appeared on a budget airline going to visit the queen, winning that pr battle. meghan and harry unafraid to go after the tabloids and will and kate also now using legal means. >> there is a much greater move among the younger royals when they don't like something to ring their lawyers. >> reporter: now, the first part of this documentary was said to have infuriated the palace and a second part will have done the same. guys? >> i'll bet. james, thanks very much. >>> now to more of my interview with comedy legend mel brooks. he brought us "blazing saddles," "young frankenstein,

>> laura: first of all, i am the duchess of sussex, why do we care what you think about anything?not relevant. i'm an american citizen and this is my view. what can we expect? >> raymond: i hope you get an invite to the dinner kirsten gillibrand is hosting a dinner for congressional ladies with meghan markle in d.c. give us a report. there is a new british show i wish we could adapt and bring to fox. it is called "love trap." at the dating show and this is what happens when contestants are eliminated. >> david, who do you think is a love trap? [dramatic music] >> sharee. >> raymond: [laughs] if i were to adapt to this, i would call our show political trap, and dump rejected politicians and political wannabes through a trap door. i can see it now. look out below. ♪ ♪ >> learning as much as i can so that i can maximize the opportunity to really make an impact. >> raymond: laura, this is a hit waiting to happen. can you imagine election night? the power of this no matter your party. just drop them through the floor. >> laura: so for next year, given where that defund the police initi

. >>> ellen's chat with the duchess of sussex marked meghan markle's return to the hollywood lot where as an actress, driving an old ford explorer. >> the key stopped working on the driver's side. i would open the trunk and climb in. and then crawl over all my peeps to get out. >> did anyone ever see you climb through a trunk? >> no, i would play it off, oh, just looking for my resume and my highlighter. oh, it's back there. >> yeah. she's not in that trunk anymore. >> she's come a long way since climbing through that trunk. >> that interview airs tomorrow at 4:00. >>> students in south san francisco celebrated a civil rights leader with a simple act. we'll share it with you. hi, i'm steve and i live in austin, texas. i work as a personal assistant to the owner of a large manufacturing firm. i've got anywhere from 10 to 50 projects going at any given time. i absolutely have to be sharp. let me tell ya, i was struggling with my memory. it was going downhill. my friend recommended that i try prevagen and over time, it made a very significant difference in my memory and in my cognitive ab

as we know, earlier| this year the duchess of sussex all of this? to be unlawful. but the publishers, the associated newspapers, are seeking to overturn that, saying they believe parts of the letters were intended possibly for public consumption. this is where the evidence that we had yesterday becomes particularly significant. the duchess of sussex has denied that she intentionally misled the high court, she has college eyes and says she is sorry that she forgot she asked a senior aide to brief the authors of a biography about her. this is significant because previously, the sussex is spokesperson had said that the couple did not contribute to that biography, finding freedom. yesterday, in evidence from the former communications secretary from the couple, we heard that the book was discussed directly with the duchess multiple times in person and over e—mail. it was all said there had been planning meetings with the authors and points had been passed on from the duchess to this aide who gave them to the author. so a contrast to the accounts. in a wi

written in her own words, the duchess of sussex explaining why she penned a letter to her estranged fatherle, in august 2018. saying, the royal family were constantly berating prince harry over her strained relationship with her father. >> we're definitely discovering that there was many and perhaps different reasons than we previously have known for this letter being written. >> reporter: in one text the duchess telling their former communications secretary jason knauf, the catalyst for my doing this is seeing how much pain this is causing "h." even after a week with his dad and endlessly explaining the situation, his family seem to forget the context and revert to can't she just go and see him and make this stop? they fundamentally don't understand. also, suggesting a handwritten letter, quote, does not open the door for conversation. in another message saying she had obviously written it with the understanding it could be leaked. the duchess deliberately addressing her father daddy because she says that's what she only ever called him, and it would, quote, pull at the heartstrings if it

reporter: the duke of sussex readily speaks out about what he sees as the ills of modern media.difficult relationship with the press goes back to his youth and the culture of tabloids in the mid to thousands, when subjects of interest included s then girlfriend, chelsea davey. this private investigator is a witness in legal cases against the news of the world and the sun brought by prince harry and others that claim harry became a victim of media intrusion. the duke also taking legal action against era group newspapers. -- mirror group newspapers. >> there was a lot of voicemail hacking going on and surveillance on chelsea davey. on her phones, on comms. she would brag to her friends when she was going to see him. >> so her life became an object of obsession for you as well? >> yeah. medical actions, ex-boyfriend's. -- boyfriends. basically part of a group of people that robbed him of his normal teenage years. >> the lawyer representing the litigants including prince harry says that while most victims of hacking have settled, some have not. >> certain claimants want to have thei

the duchess of sussex called republican senators shelley moore capito and susan collins about the topice numbers from democratic senator kirsten gillibrand. markle wrote an open letter to senate leadership last month in support of paid family leave. >>> still ahead, a new experience for "sex and the city" fans. airbnb is renting out carrie's new york city apartment. we'll show you the amenities. (ringing) - hey kaleb, what's up? how you doing? - hey, i'm good, guess what, i just had my 13th surgery. - really? i just had my 17th surgery. - well, you beat me. - well, i am a little bit older than you. - yeah it's true. how are you doing? - i'm doing good. i'm encouraged by seeing how people are coming together to help each other during times like these. - kind of like how shriners hospitals for children is there for us. imagine if i couldn't get my surgery. who knows what would have happened. - same for me. i know my shriners hospitals family will continue to take care kids like us who need them most all because of caring people like you. - like me? - no, the people watching us right now a

and of course, prince harry, who is now living in california with his wife, the duchess of sussex.ales will be the most senior royal here, he has for the last three or four years, will lay a wreath on behalf of the queen. the queen has watched the ceremony from the balcony of the foreign office, she has overlooked the cenotaph which is the centre point of this ceremony because just about four years ago she appeared to stumble a little as she appeared to stumble a little as she went backwards, down the steps that surround the cenotaph and i think it was thought for a then 91—year—old, it was asking a little bit much for her to lay a wreath and walk backwards so the prince of wales will be a wreath on behalf of the queen and then himself and then his wife, camilla, the duchess of cornwall, and then the duke and duchess of cambridge, more commonly known as william and kate, will be here, the duke and duchess of gloucester and the earl and countess of wessex. a fairly full turnout from the royal family, very important day for them, a day when they are not the centre of attention, they

he was 39 in sussex county newjerseyjust before three o'clock on thursday.onstant berating" from the royal family over her strained relationship with her estranged father. that's what has been revealed in text messages released this afternoon at the high court. our correspondent david sillito explained the background to the story: it's all about a letter written in 2018 between her and her estranged father. and it was very upset when extracts of it were published in those with the case is about. it also reveals why that letter was written in the background behind it and it has pulled back the curtain on the royal household to see what was going on very soon after the wedding. these are text messages between her and her press secretary and she talks about the difficult tees that there were in the weeks leading up to writing this letter. she said there'd been criticism from interviews, criticising the royal family and the royal family were concerned about it. and they were constantly having to explain why she couldn't simply go and visit her father and said th

scotland with cloud and breeze seeing some patchy rain, some showers feeding in towards kent and sussexand during the day. but for most out of that clear of that it's another sunny day to come and feeling chilly. even though these temperatures not far from average. it's all relative compared of course with the really mild autumn that we've had so far. cloud will increase from the north as we go through monday night and into tuesday morning. across scotland, northern ireland, into northern england and wales. the clearer skies in south wales, midlands and toward southern england is where we are most likely to have a frost on tuesday morning. there could also be some mist and fog patches. but frost is less widespread as tuesday begins. but there is more cloud around. despite the cloud, most places will stay dry but still some patchy rain across parts of northern and western scotland. best of any lingering sunny spells will be in southern england, south wales, parts of the midlands as well. more tens showing up on the chart here so temperatures have edged up a little bit. won't last long th

. >>> today on "ellen" a stroll down memory lane as meghan the duchess of sussex stops by and talkede felt on the warner brothers lot where she used to audition only this time for a different reason. >> you used to come to this lot to audition all the time. >> my gosh, i would park at gate 3 and scoot on over and what was so nice is the security guards would say break a leg. we hope you get it. the drive today was very different >> i bet it was. she also reminisces about the old ford explorer sport she drove and the unique way she had to get into the driver's seat. you don't want to miss it. i got a sneak peek. it's funny. watch the entire interview on "the ellen show" at 4:00 this afternoon followed by nbc bay area news at 5:00. >>> one pampered pup is giving a whole new meaning to the phrase in the dog his miami mansion formerly owned by madonna for nearly $32 million. he is part of a long line of german shepherds who inherited a trust from a late german countess. his managers handle the estate. he loves caviar and travels by private jet. i wonder if you just put him in a ford pint

the duke of sussex regularly speaks out about what he sees as the ills of modern media. the press goes back to the youth in the culture of tabloids in the mid to thousands. how he basically became the new diana. this private investigator is a witness in legal cases against the news of the world and the sun but by prince harry and others which claim how he became a victim of media intrusion from his teams. the duke is also taking legal action against nera group newspapers. gavin burroughs says he targeted daily for news of the world. there was a lot of voice mail hiking going on. and surveillance going on on chelsea bailey, | on her phones, chelsea . would bring to her friends when she was going to see them. and so her life became an object of obsession for you guys as well. yes, medical records, i had she had an abortion, sexual diseases, ex boyfriends, basically was part of a group - of people that robbed him i of his normal teenage years. the lawyer representing the group of litigants which include prince harry says that while most victims of hacking have settled, some

becomes a national debate then sussex under. and i think that he is the one setting the political debate in france that he did you give up when they moved public profile has been decades in the making. the french media have been central to his rides. he made his name in the 1990 s, as a political journalist with the right wing daily defeat whole, then became a television pond. it. it was in that role in 2011 north was 1st convicted to find for haiti off the he claimed on air that most drug dealers were black, arab in 2018. he was convicted again. this time for saying that france had been, quote, quite faded by muslims, a. despite those offenses, the 2019 move landed his most prominent platform at sea use. a channel that had recently undergone of radical make over, under its own conservative millionaire fossil away sinews, and the pose audrey exact dimension could be seen, isn't exactly like any other channel in france's media regulation. there is a strong principle of internal pluralism, whereby different editorial perspectives

in 2017 showing assaults, humiliation and verbal abuse of detainees by officers at brook house in sussexort from our home affairs correspondent tom symonds contains distressing images from the start. brooke house were ex— prisoners and asylum seekers are held before they are deported. in 2017, a custody officer... went undercoverfor 2017, a custody officer... went undercover for the bbc�*s app panorama, filming incidents like this, a suicidal man put in a joking neck hold. and more. including verbal abuse by staff and detainees suffering mental health breakdowns. still a concern even last year. according to this former detainee who we have agreed not to name. i detainee who we have agreed not to name. ., , , to name. i would hurt myself because i— to name. i would hurt myself because i was _ to name. i would hurt myself because i was stuck - to name. i would hurt myself because i was stuck in - to name. i would hurt myself because i was stuck in there, to name. i would hurt myself. because i was stuck in there, i don't know when i was coming out, and plus i was sick, i was sick in my hea

showing alleged assaults, humiliation and verbal abuse of detainees by officers at brook house in sussexrrespondent tom symonds contains distressing images from the start. brook house, where ex—prisoners and asylum seekers are held before they're deported. in 2017, a custody officer... callum tulley, 21 years old. ..went undercover here for the bbc�*s panorama, filmed incidents like this. a suicidal man put in a choking neckhold. and more, including verbal abuse by staff and detainees suffering mental health breakdowns. still a concern even last year, according to this former detainee who we've agreed not to name. i had to hurt myself because i was stuck in there, i didn't know when i was coming out, and plus, i was sick, i was sick in my head. when i came out, it took me one year to recover. the bbc investigation has finally led to a public enquiry, which opened today. the treatment revealed in the panorama documentary was shocking, and has no place in a decent and humane immigration detention system. in charge, the senior prisons inspector, kate eves. she'll investigate the way private

and northern scotland with cloud and breezing patchy rain, showers feeding in towards kent, east sussexsing in northern ireland during the day for most after the clear, frosty start it's another sunny day to come but feeling chilly and even though the temperatures are not far from average, though the temperatures are not farfrom average, it's though the temperatures are not farfrom average, its relative with the mild autumn we have had so far. cloud will increase from the north as we go through monday into tuesday morning and the clear skies in south wales, the clear skies in south wales, the midlands and southern england is where we are most likely to have a frost on tuesday that will tell you about the mist and fog patches, but the fog is less pride as tuesday begins. despite the cloud most places stay dry but patchy rain across northern and western scotland see the best of lingering sunny spells in southern england, south wales and parts of the midlands as well and more tens showing up on the chart so temperatures have edged up a little bit. won't last long because through wednesday

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northern scotland with cloud and breeze seeing patchy rain, some showers feeding in towards kent and sussexh temperatures not far from average. it's all relative compared of course with the really mild autumn we've had so far. cloud increases from the north as we go through monday night and into tuesday morning, across scotland, northern ireland, into northern england and wales. the clearer skies in south wales, midlands and toward southern england is where we are most likely to have a frost on tuesday morning. there could also be some mist and fog patches. but frost is less widespread as tuesday begins. but there is more cloud around. despite the cloud, most places stay dry but still some patchy rain across parts of northern and western scotland. best of any lingering sunny spells in southern england, south wales, parts of the midlands too. more tens showing up on the chart here so temperatures have edged up a little. won't last long, though, because through wednesday there's another cold front moving southwards, for thursday we're into colder air coming down the north, at the end of the w

speaking in a panel yesterday, the duke of sussex said he emailed dorsey the day before the attack and told him that his platform was allowing a coup to be staged. he said dorsey never responded. prince harry went on to criticize twitter for allowing misinformation to spread. san francisco based twitter declined to comment. >> people magazine today named its sexiest man alive. actor paul rudd. he's funny, adorable, and reportedly one of hollywood's nicest guys, and now people says he is the sexiest as well. at 52 years old, we wondered if he was the oldest man to get this title. no, sean connery, who was 59 when he won the honor, harrison ford was 56. in his cover story, rudd says there are so many people that should get this before me. >> i like that guy. >> another hollywood nice guy who's from oakland, tom hanks, answered the question, what are his favorite tom hanks films. that's a good question. he has two oscars, but did not name forrest gump or philadelphia. hanks told a podcaster his favorites are cloud atlas. i haven't seen that one. a league of their own, love that one. and c