demand for mental health services in west sussex _ of lives.x is more i of lives. demand for mental health l services in west sussex is more than doubled in the past two years. all the authorities involved in caring for these young people have made significant changes to their services since their deaths. the coroner is calling on the government for more funding to avoid more lives being at risk, but so for the department of health has yet to respond. over half of the nurses working in gp practices in devon are approaching retirement age in the next five years. just 5% are under 30. we looked at a new mentoring programme. the 30. we looked at a new mentoring programme-— 30. we looked at a new mentoring rouramme. . ,, ., programme. the assignment we have not. .. programme. the assignment we have got- -- emily — programme. the assignment we have got... emily used _ programme. the assignment we have got... emily used to _ programme. the assignment we have got. .. emily used to work— programme. the assignment we have got... emily used to work as -

i wish west sussex was an unusual exam - le, . i wish west sussex was an unusual example. and _ .ental health services. if you look at the funding, very little funding goes into mental health services, if you compare that to physical conditions. yet the rates of people with mental health issues are increasing. between may and september last year, six teenagers took their own lives in west sussex. mason, kaylee taylor and robin skilton were just 14. marcy walter was 16. marcus 0'neill marcy walter was 16. marcus o'neill and another boy were both 17. the access to and another boy were both 17. tie: access to appropriate and suitable mental healthcare provision has time and time and again been inflicted by the same problems. failure to communicate between the agencies and those children and young people being unable to access the services which quite potentially might have saved a number of lives. {lister which quite potentially might have saved a number of lives.— saved a number of lives. over the past decade. _ saved a number of lives. over the past decade, suicides among - past de

while meghan's the sussexes.mantha markle , half sister samantha markle, gives her take as i will spare, she'll correspondent . at 10:48 she'll correspondent. at 10:48 am. cancelled. but next as a.m. cancelled. but next as 10,000 ambulance workers vote to strike , are they putting lives strike, are they putting lives at risk ? i'll ask my superstar at risk? i'll ask my superstar panel straight after the break . back to media blitz now with tomorrow's new first front page where it's not the first front page, but more front pages are in. the guardian reveals that 72% of england's water firms are owned by foreign businesses, many of which are based international tax havens . the international tax havens. the revelation as calls grow revelation comes as calls grow for to held to for industry to be held to account sewage leaks account over sewage leaks and shortages . i account over sewage leaks and shortages. i am account over sewage leaks and shortages . i am the one account over sewage leaks and shortages. i am the

camera and martin from the university of sussex. we appreciate all your insights. thank you. thank you. thanks, steve international atomic energy agency has confirmed that this upper region nuclear power plant am eastern ukraine, was shelled over night in a tweet, the un watchdog said that more than a dozen glass shook. europe's biggest nuclear facility on saturday evening and sunday, some buildings were damaged, but none of them critical for nuclear safety or security. so far, the plant has been under russian control since early march, but the surrounding areas are controlled by ukraine. russia's defense ministry accuse key of a firing at the power lines supplying the plant visitors will neglect the key regime is not stopping as publications will lose their aims to create a threat of industrial disaster. at the separates the a nuclear power plant local labor. on november 19th, 11 large caliber shells were launched at the station by the ukrainian artillery in the morning of november 20th the station was, shall twice by ukrainian forces. the result was built with another good

they're speaking with me earlier from the university of sussex. you're watching the w news up next business news with christie plants, and i will see you tomorrow have a good evening with people in trucks injured when trying to flee the city center. more and more refugees are being turned away. families please on the theory for the credit on we located administrative.

we did ask the chief of sussex police join us.would be a lady joe shiner who becomes the latest chief constable to decline to appear on show. there she is. there's constable shine it. we're trying to collect the entire set i think west mersea was the first to decline to appear on this show. andy freeman of sussex police did though respond . we are aware of though respond. we are aware of a record of a call between a police officer and individual in relation to an investigation in. brighton from september , the brighton from september, the individual was asked to assist with our enquiries by attending a voluntary interview. we reviewing the matter and will liaise the parties involved directly. if you're in sussex now and you just looked out your window and there's some ne'er do breaking into your this is what you lousy police are preoccupied . up next, we'll get your reaction. gb news, gbnews.uk and the judges say no to . another the judges say no to. another scottish referendum so the scots can stab hillary. i'm going to be macare

between may and september last year, six teenagers took their own lives in west sussex.ted by the same problems, of failure to communicate between the agencies and that those children and young people have been unable to access the services which, quite potentially, may have saved a number of lives. over the past decade, suicides among adults have risen by 14%. but among young people and children, while still relatively low, numbers have risen steeply by 74%. out of those, suicides among 10—14—year—olds are rising fastest of all. they've more than doubled. at 16, alice wilkie started a blog to help young people in sussex talk about their worries. during the pandemic especially, she says it was teenagers who were left trying to comfort their friends in crisis. it got to that point - where they were just trying to use their friends as sort of therapists, i guess, i and that can take quite a big toll- on that other person's mental health especially, because they are harbouring all of the stuff i their friends have been telling them but also with the struggles - they have th

we did ask the chief of sussex police join us.would be a lady joe shiner who becomes the latest chief constable to decline to appear on show. there she is. there's constable shine it. we're trying to collect the entire set i think west mersea was the first to decline to appear on this show. andy freeman of sussex police did though respond . we are aware of though respond. we are aware of a record of a call between a police officer and individual in relation to an investigation in. brighton from september , the brighton from september, the individual was asked to assist with our enquiries by attending a voluntary interview. we reviewing the matter and will liaise the parties involved directly. if you're in sussex now and you just looked out your window and there's some ne'er do breaking into your this is what you lousy police are preoccupied . up next, we'll get your reaction. gb news, gbnews.uk and the judges say no to . another the judges say no to. another scottish referendum so the scots can stab hillary. i'm going to be macare

and they're hoping, sussexes.brand, this book obviously, that brand, this book will be the final branch, not to be too nasty about the royal family when the book comes next yeah family when the book comes next year. i didn't think it'll work because . i don't believe for because. i don't believe for a moment that the queen, according brand, is when the oprah winfrey interview was transmit said to nonsense. i mean i mean meghan accused the queen her whole family of racism much more besides. i don't think the queen was saying all tv nonsense. and on the other hand must remember another thing . the queen at that another thing. the queen at that stage was 94. she was really quite ill. the idea that she was absolutely on top of everything i think is a bit unfair of the author. so i think it's an endeanng author. so i think it's an endearing picture he paints of the queen but i think the queen understood very clearly the dangers that the sussexes posed. and that's why in the sandringham agreement, when they finally left

and they're hoping, sussexes.t brand, this book obviously, that brand, this book will be the final branch, not to be too nasty about the royal family when the book comes next yeah family when the book comes next year. i didn't think it'll work because . i don't believe for because. i don't believe for a moment that the queen, according brand, is when the oprah winfrey interview was transmit said to nonsense. i mean i mean meghan accused the queen her whole family of racism much more besides. i don't think the queen was saying all tv nonsense. and on the other hand must remember another thing . the queen at that another thing. the queen at that stage was 94. she was really quite ill. the idea that she was absolutely on top of everything i think is a bit unfair of the author. so i think it's an endeanng author. so i think it's an endearing picture he paints of the queen but i think the queen understood very clearly the dangers that the sussexes posed. and that's why in the sandringham agreement, when they finally le

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sussex police, where 0'brien once served, said the allegations made then were fully investigated andt a teenager, to make sure he finally went to jail. lucy manning, bbc news. at the cop27 climate summit in egypt, china has said it will plant 70 billion trees by the end of the decade to help counter climate change. but a report backed by the un has made it clear that developing countries and emerging economies will need far more than that to slow global warming and cope with its impact. 0ur climate editor justin rowlatt reports. you can't move for global leaders here in egypt. there'sjohn kerry, the us climate envoy, and the former governor of the bank of england. billionaire philanthropist michael bloomberg isn't talking, but nicola sturgeon is. she says developed countries have a duty to help on climate. i don't think any of us are doing enough yet. island nations in places like the caribbean are already battered by hurricanes. climate change is likely to make those storms even more intense. producers of fossil fuels have benefited from extortionate profits at the expense of human

well, they call themselves sussex call themselves the sussex survivors there are survivors.ere are other that are worthy other books that are worthy of reading out . and it'll reading to find out. and it'll be interesting if that a couple of turner touches on these who are writing books about them or whether they simply not whether they simply do not think, there's think, andrew said that there's a window time. a certain window of time. so i think about 18 or think it's about 18 months or something do something before they can do anything anybody , do anything or sue anybody, do anything. so it will be quite interesting to see whether they dare . well, look , let's see what dare. well, look, let's see what happens. but i'm afraid i can't take the money and not do the work. so it's not like that. so you're going to the you're going to watch the documents course we should documents. of course we should all it together . take note all watch it together. take note that. yes. in case . oh god. are that. yes. in case. oh god. are you going to watch it going absolutely . i'll bet y

king charles and of sussex biographer tom duchess of sussex biographer tom bower clashes with broadcasterar to the results after the break it's time now for the clash . now it's time now for the clash. now despite meghan markle spouting weekly race baiting rhetoric on her flop podcast and harry cashing in on his family's trauma to flog his, me, me, me memoir, the montecito moan has been honoured for their heroic stand against structural racism in the monarchy. the shameless pair will accept the ripple of hope award at a glittering gala held by the robert f kennedy human rights foundation, dec based largely on their diversity and i have to stress unproven claims to oprah last year that a senior royals speculated on skin colour. awards host kerry kennedy, daughter of the assassinated former us attorney general, justified the decision by saying they went to the oldest institution in uk history and them what they were and told them what they were doing they doing was wrong, that they couldn't structural racism couldn't have structural racism with that they couldn't have structural racism with

untrue , even being royal racism untrue, even being the operative word king charles and duchess of sussexgrapher tom power and broadcaster jenny tom power and broadcasterjenny barnett battle it out in the clash. i'll get your verdict, too, as she launches an appeal today. too, as she launches an appeal today . should we even be today. should we even be considering returning isa's bridesmaid move? bacon's uk citizenship live debate at 1030 plus as david beckham's talentless son is mocked for a cocktail of very experimental or i love trying to make new drinks, you know, trying new recipes is, you know, i'm a nutter in the kitchen , a sting nutter in the kitchen, a sting in the tail, courtesy of joe lycett has made golden bulls look like, oh, well, you know , look like, oh, well, you know, i'm sure you can see where i was going with that. i never expected to hear from you. it was an empty threat designed to get people talking. in many ways, it was like your deal with qatar david total from the start . more on a weekend of beckham blunders in the balls coming up in the ten hour, we'll have to

janelle by cumberland martinez, senior lecturer and international relations at the university of sussex. it's good to have you back on the program again, the crack down on this week's protest. it seems to be especially violent, but the demonstrators that they don't seem to be giving up at all. what's your take on how the situation is developing? yes. i mean, if i may, i would like to stop by saying that if, if the slogan about anything to go by the demand of the protest as seems a 9 weeks ago, it's consistently about a change of the regime kind of bringing down the climate republic as a whole slogans chance against the supreme leader and basically the very tenants of this let me go public. so please reform that slightly on the kinds of are presenting what, what the test is want. but in terms of the escalation, yes, i mean to yesterday, to then tomorrow is the anniversary of the 3 days of process in 20. 19 in november when by, according to reuters 1500 people were killed over 3 days in iran during a series of protest across their own. so people have been mocking that anniversary across t

camera much in the university of sussex. many thanks. thank you. a 16 year old student has been killed and at least 18 people injured, following explosions, to bus stops in jerusalem. israel's police have described the explosions as a coordinated attack. here is more at a bus stop on the outskirts of jerusalem. a blast caught on cctv camera during the morning rush hour. israeli police try to piece together what happens? a bomb built to spray out shrapnel on any one near by. around half an hour later to another bus stop elsewhere on the outskirts of jerusalem. a 2nd explosion, the israeli authorities believe the 2 separate blasts are related. lloyd cautiously, i really, really hope we capture terrorists or the terrorists and root of this organization. because assuming there is a connection between events, it is clear that it is something more complex law. a teenager attending a jewish religious school was killed and over a dozen people were injured. the man expected to be israel's next prime minister. benjamin netanyahu visited survivors in hospital

hi, i'm actually sussex just to correct that. i mean, the rain, the regime is facing a really difficult task because the nature of the process is different and the capacities seem to have been exhausted. the, the process of different because a, it's less than instigated by women, which is a bit difficult for the regime to sell to base is social base, which is increasingly narrowing that these are, you know, foreign plots and these are connected to the outside world. the processes are unarmed and the process are also extremely dispersed geographically in many places, painlessly. the protesters have kind of designed kind of come up with their own innovative modes up process. usually small scale in different neighborhoods at the same time, which means that the good courses have to be kind of strained and dispersed in different places at the same time. and most importantly, the progress have gone on for 7 weeks. and this means that the officers on the ground are exhausted. the human resources of the security process seems to have rea

the prince and princess wales havejust the duchess of sussex. have just arrived in boston for their first visit to the usa in eight years. our royal correspondence and yellow is outside thejfk presidential library and museum. —— our royal correspondent daniela relph is. it museum. -- our royal correspondent daniela relph is.— daniela relph is. it has not been an ideal start to _ daniela relph is. it has not been an ideal start to the _ daniela relph is. it has not been an ideal start to the prince _ daniela relph is. it has not been an ideal start to the prince and - ideal start to the prince and princess of wales' trip to boston, it has been embarrassing and distracting. this was meant to be a trip about environmental innovation, optimism for the future, meeting a wide—ranging communities in boston but instead their spokesman has had toissue but instead their spokesman has had to issue a statement condemning racism, describing the comments yesterday as unacceptable. but in issuing that right at the start of the trip, william and catherine have

my team is a senior lecturer in international relations at the university of sussex. he shared his view on the iranian government crackdown, especially in certain areas. i mean from what we hear from, for example, citizen cornerstone in con itself to which you refer. it seems that during the night, the cities basically at the hands of the people and during the day the regime troops kind of regaining control. and a similar situation seems to be the case in some other towns which shows kind of the erosion or exhaustion of regime troops that are also reports. which are remarkable in some sense, that the government has evacuated. some of the quite strategic points on top of high mountains, in the border regions of kurdistan, where military troops have been based for a very long time to deal with a position groups and evacuated them to the cities you know, to, to kind of track down on the protest as leaving those areas kind of undefended and you know, increasing use of i come by the mission and what i just described in terms of a kind of a deployment of troops to just that

it's also the first time they have been to america since the duke and duchess of sussex have moved herecurrently no plans for william and catherine to meet harry and megan. —— harry and meghan. and chinese astronauts arrive at the tiangong space station — completing the country's first—ever crew handover in orbit. a very warm welcome. and we have a packed programme for you today, so let's get started. it's being described as a momentous and historic breakthrough. a major trial of an experimental dementia drug has shown — for the first time — that the progression of early stage alzheimer's disease can be slowed down. nearly 2000 patients took part in the study, including some here in the uk. full results have been published in the new england journal of medicine. the effects of the treatment were small, but have prompted huge excitement among researchers. 0ur medical editor, fergus walsh, reports. could you get the broccoli out of the fridge for me, please, love? yeah. 0k. david essam is 78 and has early stage alzheimer's. it's taken away his independence. he's now totally reliant on me

networks that even a tray in the refrigerator lasted longer than she at his post, and it was 44 days in sussexffed the track opens the trunk of the british treasury a hint of its failed tax policy. and at the end of kazan there in full swing, the third stage of the russian grand prix series in figure skating, the athletes presented their short programs. in women, the best result was shown by the reigning european and russian champion kamila valieva, the rental was clean, but this time kamila decided to do without even the triple aksai despite this after her performance. the hall erupted in applause andrey bozolyuk took the lead in the men's competition. they were second among sports pairs and evgenia tarasova and vladimir morozov seized the leadership. well, today the winners of the stage will be determined, the participants of the tournament will perform free programs.

tomorrow evening that rain is still there in kent and sussex, just about clearing the coast of east anglia tuesday we will see high pressure building in from the south—west. this is a ridge of high pressure, so that means things should dry out. the weather front is still out in the north sea, but this ridge builds in and that will keep things settled, at least for most of us on monday, and certainly by tuesday many others are in that dry and clearer weather. there will be some shine around on monday, and indeed tuesday, but in places it will also be quite foggy, quite murky in the morning. when the fog persists it could be pretty cold. 0n morning. when the fog persists it could be pretty cold. on balance as it is about eight to 10 degrees as far as the week ahead is concerned. goodbye. quite blustery and temperatures on the my side goodbye. this is bbc news the headlines at six the london fire brigade is "institutionally misogynist and racist", according to a damning review into its culture. that was a very senior female officer. who said to me. whenever she goes into a dangerous incident.

toward my router, that is all about already come run. martine is a senior lecture at the university of sussex, where he teaches modern history of the middle east and international relations. he told us more about the new unity in the protests against the regime and are on yes indeed. this is us was a remarkable because for decades islamic republic has invested in and actively promoting the division between different nationalities and cultural regions and communities in iran. and call this time has been particularly subject to this policy, given the history of a national movement in the region. and the fact that go to span of iran is adjacent to the iraqi kurdistan. and turkish go to sign and so on. but it clearly a evidence that actually the people in all the parts of their own do not buy into this narrative off separatism, which is what the government is trying to kind of propagates that the dakota regions are dominated by that. that is movement. and these people want to kind of disintegrate on, despite that, we see that people immediately from tehran to remove parts of iran are coming out a

an inspectorfrom sussex police who dealt with her case was sacked for gross misconduct after he abusedre in the police. as my investigation proves, they target the most vulnerable women. and it's usually women like me. you know, domestic violence. serious, serious stalking, and nobody questions them because they are veteran experienced officers. what do you think is going wrong with the vetting of police officers? you are not going to change that culture overnight. there's clearly not any vetting going on throughout the officers' careers, which is what i think is what needs to be done. today's highly critical report focuses on sexual and abusive behaviour. the police watchdog examined 725 cases where officers were vetted. in 131, the decision was questionable at best. about one in five of them is somebody we think eitherjust shouldn't havejoined, or if they were going to join, should have had some special controls put around them. i don't think it's being taken seriously enough. i don't think police leadership realises how important it is. i don't think police leaders realise the risk

for the palace, the episode is particularly problematic given the duchess of sussex's allegations ofappening next week in new york with prince harry and meghan. new york with prince harry and mechan. , ., , ., ., meghan. this would be wrong and unacceptable _ meghan. this would be wrong and unacceptable at _ meghan. this would be wrong and unacceptable at any _ meghan. this would be wrong and unacceptable at any time, - meghan. this would be wrong and unacceptable at any time, but i meghan. this would be wrong and unacceptable at any time, but it i meghan. this would be wrong andj unacceptable at any time, but it is particularly difficult for the palace given the context of meghan, duches of sussex's allegations about the racism she said she encountered in the oprah winfrey interview. meghan and harry are due to the season award next week in the united states for having stood up to racism in the british royal family. stepping right into this right now are prince william and his wife, they have just arrived in boston for they have just arrived in boston for the earthwatch awards, stra

come, ron martinez, a senior lecturer at the university of sussex where he teaches modern history of the middle east and theories of international relations. he told us more about the situation in mama well, all the last 34 days, my thought was basically largely at the hands of the people protest. those were on the street. many of the institutions of the government were no longer operational. the city was in a general strike of these period multiple times, barrios of protest who had been killed tending to further protests. so the c runners had kind of liberated itself from the government if you liked athletes you in the day. so last night, news came in that the government forces from multiple directions entering the city with heavy weapons with, with vehicles and so on. and as you can also show, there were sounds of shooting throughout the night. so the city seems to be completely militarized since last night and there was, you know, trying to completely silence the protest is, but supports come in that despite the heavy presence and shooting and killing of the protest as they were a

come on martin from the university of sussex. we appreciate all of your insights. thank you. thank you. to the united states now where police in colorado say 5 people were killed and 18 others wounded in a shooting at an l. g. b t. 9 club in colorado springs club goers, father and stopped the suspected gunman who was now in police custody. it was over in a matter of seconds. police were alerted just before midnight, a shooting at club q o. the 1st officer arrived in the area at 12 am, and the suspect was detained and subsequently taken into custody at 12 o 2. but by then 4 people were already did. a 5th would die later at a hospital. police believe the 22 year old suspect entered the l g b t q nightclub and just started shooting with what they described as a long rifle. i ran to the dressing room immediately. there was a customer that called me, and it was a jack former delusion over the in the directory. i made them lock the doors and we got none on the ground and cut off the light at least to her road people inside the club. confronted and fought with the suspect and were a

but it has its significance for cognition movement that was cameron martin from the university of sussex. thank you so much anxious. let's turn our attention now to the comp 27 climate talks in egypt. some $200.00 countries have signed on to historic deal to pay for the effects of climate change. the marathon discussions ended with a deal to create a fund to compensate poor countries for damage. they've already suffered from climate change. the fund covers would negotiators called loss and damage. but many, many delegates are worried about what the deal does not include. it's a historic deal thrashed out by exhausted delegates after weeks of negotiations that the climate talks in egypt through the eurostar machine. we established the 1st ever barbecue could form for lawson damage a form that has been so long in the making the fund would pay poor nations on the front lines of climate change. dealing with destruction and death from extreme weather. developing countries have contributed the least to heat trapping emissions that are causing temperatures to increase weld wide nations like pak

england, still bringing some rain and we could see another maybe ten or 20 millimetres through parts of sussex perhaps bringing some localised flooding behind the rain. we've got some spells of sunshine through this evening and overnight that will equate to clearer skies. still some outbreaks of rain across east anglia and south east england. some showers still pushing into the west where we have the clearer skies. then we could see some fog developing, particularly across parts of north east england as the winds start to fall out. but those winds will still have a bit of strength to them across some western coast, irish sea coast, the western isles, perhaps still some stronger gusts for a while, but it will be a slightly chillier night than recently where we have the clear skies through parts of north east england and eastern scotland. that could just lead to a touch of frost, but most will be frost free. so for the week ahead, things are looking much drier across the uk. could see some issues with lingering fog, reducing the visibility and it will be turning colder, particularly for the end

of the protests that was come, run martin, they're speaking with me earlier from the university of sussex. you're watching dw news up next, the w business news with christy plants and i will see you tomorrow have a good evening with people and trucks injured one trying to flee the city center. more and more refugees are being turned away. order the families, enrollment theory for the credit on its way located demonstrate people being screened around getting 200 people from imaging around the world. more than 300000000 people are seeking refuge in the line because no one should have to flee. make up your own mind. d. w. made for mines. ah, ah, a new budget for britain. and it looks like it means higher taxes for millions of people and for energy producers will get the details from our london correspondence . also coming up the collapse of major crypto exchanges. spooks markets, which we'll hear from one crypto executive who says the industry would welcome more oversight. welcome back to another d w business. i'm christy plats and in berlin. millions of people across britain now face higher

he is known for analysing the doctors sussex's every move . i'll be sussex's every move.r. stay me email me gb news activities dot uk or you can tweet me at . gb news. so can tweet me at. gb news. so it's just coming up to 6 minutes after 5:00 and it's now time for out. did you guess it? yes. max. letitia he's a football legend and not like him. legend somebody spell it wrong to us . somebody spell it wrong to us. one, he's black. he's been playing his entire professional career on the southampton team. his is almost synonymous with them a creative attacking midfielder known for his ability to score superb goals, especially his fine efforts against newcastle and blackburn . he also had a near—perfect to finish from the 12 yard spot, converting 47 out of 48 penalties, making one of the greatest ever penalty man that won the pfa young player of the year in 1990 and has always been in the forefront of english football culture. he then became a football pundit, football culture. he then became a football pundit , a football culture. he then became a football pundit, a panelli

how does this change for you the reports that we have heard from the duchess of sussex, that she facedacism when she was part of the royal household in london? i mean, personally, for me, it is not really change anything. i think a lot of black people will feel the same. it does not change anything because when those reports came out, i think a lot of people believed meghan, so this happening again would not come as a surprise to many people from the black community. if it happens to you, how do you respond? do you have to sit with that discomfort? i think every black person, myself included, has had to sit with that discomfort because you are in a situation where you don't want to react, you don't want to react, on impulse, you want to sort of understand exactly what is happening. it does take you by surprise, but i think that we should not have to sit with the discomfort that these issues need to be addressed, that when black people are in spaces where everybody should be acting, you know, should uphold a standard of good behaviour, that we should not have to feel like at any moment,

is ploughing with the release of the sussexe s £88 million fly on the sussexes £88 million fly on theas kardashian style series. sure to be a devastating blow in this ongoing netflix smash campaign against royal family. phil, what do you make it? well there's no doubt that is out of control. i think it's running away from them. they tried to get it pushed back to next year. now seems it might well be shown next next month. similarly book they were trying to get that put back and slightly watered down. i think obviously the people who were paying these sums of were paying them these sums of money their pound flesh. money want their pound flesh. they want the controversy . they want the controversy. meghan's trying to say that she can blame it on the producer and it's not exactly what the programme would have been had she a in interviews and she had a hand in interviews and it's to the producer, it's down to the producer, director i don't think that's going all a bit going to wash. it's all a bit too for really, isn't too late for that really, isn't it? they they they it? you know, they

it as the conflict between the sussexes , the royal between the sussexes, the royal family seems setg's reign. with me now is michael cole, former royal correspondent . thank you royal correspondent. thank you for joining us this sunday. michael i couldn't believe the words i was reading and have meghan and harry finally burnt their bridges with the royal family calvin, you've you family. calvin, you've you summed it up brilliantly, but i just must revert your wonderful last discussion because, you know, as joan evolved, she was the same. but was she also man? and does it even matter ? these and does it even matter? these are matters for middle ages. but let's turning to the present day. we've got to brothers prince william , prince harry, prince william, prince harry, both the east coast of america, prince william , his wife in prince william, his wife in boston and prince harry and. meghan markle in york both interact with generous hosts from the kennedy family . prince from the kennedy family. prince william will be in boston talking about his earthshot , a talking about his earth

is ploughing with the release of the sussexe s £88 million fly on the sussexes £88 million fly on theas kardashian style series. sure to be a devastating blow in this ongoing netflix smash campaign against royal family. phil, what do you make it? well there's no doubt that is out of control. i think it's running away from them. they tried to get it pushed back to next year. now seems it might well be shown next next month. similarly book they were trying to get that put back and slightly watered down. i think obviously the people who were paying these sums of were paying them these sums of money their pound flesh. money want their pound flesh. they want the controversy . they want the controversy. meghan's trying to say that she can blame it on the producer and it's not exactly what the programme would have been had she a in interviews and she had a hand in interviews and it's to the producer, it's down to the producer, director i don't think that's going all a bit going to wash. it's all a bit too for really, isn't too late for that really, isn't it? they they they it? you know, they

an inspectorfrom sussex police who dealt with her case was sacked for gross misconduct after he abusedrelationship with her. it's happened before in the police. as my investigation proves, they target the most vulnerable women. and it's usually women like me. you know, domestic violence. serious, serious stalking, and nobody questions them because they are veteran experienced officers. what do you think is going wrong with the vetting of police officers? you are not going to change that culture overnight. there's clearly not any vetting going on throughout the officers' careers, which is what i think is what needs to be done. today's highly critical report focuses on sexual and abusive behaviour. the police watchdog examined 725 cases where officers were vetted. in 131, the decision was questionable at best. about one in five of them is somebody we think eitherjust shouldn't havejoined, or if they were going to join, should have had some special controls put around them. i don't think it's being taken seriously enough. i don't think police leadership realises how important it is. i don

we've seen nearly twice as much rain in shoreham in sussex. over recent times, we've seen areas of low pressure move into the uk and kind of stall as the run—up against this area of high pressure that stayed through the north and east of the uk. that and east of the uk. is kind of what is happening at the that is kind of what is happening at the moment with yesterday's area of low pressure below us although it is weakening in situ with bits of rain turning right and patch, may be some mist and fog of the pennines, called with a nipper forced mist and fog of the pennines, called with a nipperforced into rural commercials and parts of scotland but most starting with a frost free day. central and eastern england a restart off on a damp note to turn a bit brighter with showers across northern and eastern areas of scotland with one or two showers running down the irish sea living pembrokeshire and also devon and cornwall where it will be quite a windy day. temperatures 7—11 c but not feeling quite as chilly and foremost was the wind is not as stron

for the palace, the episode is particularly problematic given the duchess of sussex's allegations ofpeaking to a correspondence eric campbell. i am deel correspondence eric campbell. i —n deeply disappointed that this happened at such an important event i think what it does is it signals, signifies the account megan gave and here he gave of their experiences. it's true and what is really interesting is the queen consort made a very powerful speech and spoke about one of the most important things is to believe survivors of domestic abuse when they come forward and make complaints and i feel that the principle applies here to and megan came forward and what she believed, there was pushback in her account was questioned and if that principle applies enough of the queen consort to include it in her speech, than it should apply what would you like to see, the leading question has resigned and offered what else needs to be done? sister space is known for training competence training and the workers spaces payment survivors from african heritage backgrounds editing the household staff has a

keane who's been threatened with arrest by the goons of the sussex constabulary.ow. yesterday. but they sent a rather anodyne and evasive statement. she's being threatened with arrest by the sussex coppers for speaking up behalf of women. women becoming a bit like victims. it's a category increasingly doesn't exist unless you're packing a few extra and she's in your girly knickers so. ministry of justice officials now warning that using phrases such as quote protecting women and girls are implicit transphobic and therefore cannot be uttered part of transgender awareness week. that's for the three of you. somewhere out in the shetlands aren't aware of transgenders . aren't aware of transgenders. thousands of official have been told by the diversity and inclusion team the prison service that it's, quote, vital we keep scaremongering and misinformation at bay, which means we've got to 35 hateful phrase from the prison service lexicon, such as, quote , lexicon, such as, quote, protecting women. you say protecting women. you say protecting women. you say protecting wom

the astray sister of the duchess sussex. who are they supporting overin sussex. the states? william and kate or meghan and harry. she's got fascinating perspective . on got fascinating perspective. on i love that markle family . it's i love that markle family. it's she's a very lonely miss meghan in that family all coming up with dan on best late night show british telly stays safe stay . free no spin no bias no censorship i'm dan watson tonight with brexit now borders in greater japanese an effort to red wall hedgerows. nigel farage in westminster's toughest mp lee anderson join for a britain in crisis special at 955 last night, where the disillusioned red wall tories should defect to reform and spark a political revolution. then i'll explore whether the government's axing the plans to turn back migrant boats means. we've given up on the channel crisis new edition of the real world with . lee of the real world with. lee anderson coming at 945 as scots rise up against scheming nicholas sturgeon on one of her top civil servants says this i'm actually there to talk