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they were exchanged on whatsapp, they were racist, and they poked fun at the duchess of sussex, people black children. they were horrific messages and today, five of the men that were charged have pleaded guilty to sending grossly offensive messages at westminster magistrates�* court this afternoon. it is another indication, you might argue, that the met is trying to clamp down on racist behaviour. we have heard over the last year or so about the problems that the for sad, that very revealing report by dame louise casey, that called the force institutionally racist, along with some offices i have speak spot —— spoken to saying that there are some deep—rooted issues they are so perhaps a validation that there was issues do exist and have existed and that any met is trying to get those people the appropriate legal action taken against them. tell me more about what happened in court. what is the potential sanction we are talking about? the number of counts facing each individual vary. you have some people facing eight cans, of sending grossly offensive messages, otherfacing the of sending

so sussexes and the beckham.lop proof that that people are only interested in the sussexes when they are selling out their own family and providing dangerous, unfounded gossip ? unfounded gossip? >> well, i mean, they've already sold out their family and basically i think everybody's bored with them. >> people people are are are interested in trying to wait for the comeuppance . you know, the comeuppance. you know, people want to be there to witness the comeuppance. but think everybody's heartily sick of them. and may i make a point, dan , that harry didn't snub the dan, that harry didn't snub the beckhams. the beckham snubbed harry. they quite delivered correctly, turned away to make sure that they wouldn't catch his eye. and so i think if you if you consider that and you know , i, i, i think also we need know, i, i, i think also we need to remember that netflix could have pushed this and had netflix pushed this it would have been in the top ten. now i understand from my sources in hollywood is that netflix is b

all while pretending to represent his constituents in west sussex . and instead of west sussex.the time. doing that, he found the time. i'm sorry about this. this is horrible to watch. he found the time to show off his dance moves alongside celebrities like michelle heaton , gareth gates michelle heaton, gareth gates and montana brown . good lord, and montana brown. good lord, amy and karl turner, lord bailey , allison pearson, do stand by, because coming up, what's the shopkeeper who stopped an alleged thief at his peckham store, racially motivated black lives matter agitators reckon so , despite their own protesters leaving racist messages for the fleeing business owner outside has closed shop. so my has now closed shop. so my superstar panel will return to get stuck into the latest on those shocking revelations from south london shortly. next, south london shortly. but next, harry meghan just can't harry and meghan just can't escape drama as bombshell and well—sourced reports today accuse the royal family of shunning the event in a bid to avoid rowing with the sussexes. meanw

so sussexes and the beckham.lop proof that that people are only interested in the sussexes when they are selling out their own family and providing dangerous, unfounded gossip ? unfounded gossip? >> well, i mean, they've already sold out their family and basically i think everybody's bored with them. >> people people are are are interested in trying to wait for the comeuppance . you know, the comeuppance. you know, people want to be there to witness the comeuppance. but think everybody's heartily sick of them. and may i make a point, dan , that harry didn't snub the dan, that harry didn't snub the beckhams. the beckham snubbed harry. they quite delivered correctly, turned away to make sure that they wouldn't catch his eye. and so i think if you if you consider that and you know , i, i, i think also we need know, i, i, i think also we need to remember that netflix could have pushed this and had netflix pushed this it would have been in the top ten. now i understand from my sources in hollywood is that netflix is b

all while pretending to represent his constituents in west sussex . and instead of west sussex.the time. doing that, he found the time. i'm sorry about this. this is horrible to watch. he found the time to show off his dance moves alongside celebrities like michelle heaton , gareth gates michelle heaton, gareth gates and montana brown . good lord, and montana brown. good lord, amy and karl turner, lord bailey , allison pearson, do stand by, because coming up, what's the shopkeeper who stopped an alleged thief at his peckham store, racially motivated black lives matter agitators reckon so , despite their own protesters leaving racist messages for the fleeing business owner outside has closed shop. so my has now closed shop. so my superstar panel will return to get stuck into the latest on those shocking revelations from south london shortly. next, south london shortly. but next, harry meghan just can't harry and meghan just can't escape drama as bombshell and well—sourced reports today accuse the royal family of shunning the event in a bid to avoid rowing with the sussexes. meanw

to scotland yard.— trek from east sussex to scotland yard. _ scotland yard. one of the things about matt, - scotland yard. one of the i things about matt, everyone scotland yard. one of the - things about matt, everyone has a story about him, his legacy is enjoying those tories, his time as a police officer, coaching through rugby. —— those stories. everyone he came into contact with has one of those stories to remember. the uk's home secretary, suella braverman, has used a speech to an american right—wing think tank, questioning whether international rules on the rights of refugees, are "fit for the modern age". she argues the definition of what constitutes someone being a refugee has shifted, and that the fear of discrimination for being gay or being a woman shouldn't be enough to qualify for international refugee protection. but the speech has faced criticism, with the un defending its convention on refugees and saying it has saved millions of lives. mark easton reports. just a few miles from where the home secretary made her speech today,

you had the 0bamas, you had the duke and duchess of sussex.and allows new creators, new avenues to build new podcasts. and we�*ve succeeded with that. now, in part of that, we also sign lots and lots of new podcasters to this medium. and the truth of the matter is, some of it has worked, some of it hasn�*t. we�*re learning from those and we�*re moving on, and we wish all the ones we didn�*t renew with the best of success that they can have going forward. that was very diplomatic. i�*m getting better and better at it, so they would tell me! in april, a song that used artificial intelligence to clone the voices of drake and the weeknd, was removed from the service. ed sheeran, one of spotify�*s most popular uk artists, has said he finds the technology weird. but the boss told me ai—generated music can be ok. you have no immediate plans to ban ai generated content from the player? no, we have no immediate plans. and, in fact, it wouldn�*t even surprise me that if we look at the top chart of spotify today, that there�*s a legitimate use of ai done

. across kent and sussex.ight and a chilly one, particularly for any scottish glens. there's a risk of glens. but there's a risk of frost to start on wednesday morning. so a crisp, more autumnal feel to the start of wednesday for the bulk of the uk , but it will feel that much cloudier and milder across the south—east the odd shower could break out through the morning as well here. otherwise though, a dry day for much of wednesday. cloud will thicken through the day though, and will arrive day though, and rain will arrive across northern ireland and northwestern scots . and by northwestern scots. and by wednesday afternoon that rain will push into parts of wales and northern england throughout thursday morning as well, bringing these areas a much cloudier and damp day on thursday the south and east, thursday to the south and east, though staying milder and that theme continues the rest theme continues through the rest of and into the weekend of the week and into the weekend with an increasing risk of thunderst

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. across kent and sussex.ry and clear night and a chilly one, particularly for any scottish glens there's a risk of glens where there's a risk of frost to start on wednesday morning. so a crisper more autumnal feel to the start of wednesday for the bulk of the uk , but it will feel that much cloudier and milder across the south—east the odd shower could break out through the morning as well. here otherwise though, a dry day for much of wednesday. cloud will thicken through the day and rain will arrive day though, and rain will arrive across ireland and across northern ireland and northwestern scotland by wednesday afternoon. that rain will push into parts of wales and northern england throughout thursday morning as well, bringing these areas a much cloudier and damp day on thursday. to the south and east, though staying milder. and that theme continues through the rest of the week into the weekend of the week and into the weekend with increasing risk with an increasing risk of thunderstorms across south easter

today got 30.7 in west sussex.eatwave to come. it's going to be a very long heatwave for september. probably a breakdown coming through the weekend at the early part of next week. far this year, the highest has been 32.2, we will get close to that, and if you beat that figure, that becomes very unusual. if you look at the last 70 years, there have only been two occasions there have only been two occasions the highest temperature of the year has been recorded in september. 0nce has been recorded in september. once in 2016 and way back in 1954. so keeping a close eye on the temperature tomorrow. tonight we have some low cloud that will be sweeping back in from the north sea, some mi5t sweeping back in from the north sea, some mist and fog. there was a clear night with mild conditions, quite warm, 14 to 17. temperatures right at the end of the night. you're talking the extreme rainfall, 6 months worth of rainfall and the space of 24 hours. whereas in the uk we are underan space of 24 hours. whereas in the uk we are un

part in what is a multi sport of painful, injured, wounded, and 6 service men and women. jupiter sussex paid tribute to the decline in thing that was the letter said, due to the now before we go, he's a reminder about top story this. well, the death toll from the ros deadliest earthquake has past 2100. rescue teams are still struggling to bring supplies out of the rubble and flattened villages. the americans advocate can always get the date of the news on the go. just download our app from google play or from the apple app store that will give you access tool to let us news from around the world as well as push notifications for any great product. that's all for now of next report, a looks at an initiative in france promoting trust between young people and the police. don't forget data, but the dot com is there at any time. special handling they've asked me to be needing somebody to help. thanks for watching the let's see, chris live. you discover new adventures in 360 degrees and explore fascinating. both heritage spelling d w world heritage 360 mount dw, 416, fox we in fact every day,

the duke of sussex paid tribute to the ukrainian p at the opening ceremony tyra and a reminder of the top story we're following for you. the death toll from morocco, the deadliest earthquake in a century has passed 2100 while rescue teams are still struggling to bring survivors out of the rubble and flattened villages around modern catch. we're going to leave it there for now and don't go anywhere up. next is sports life with more news at the top of the hour, so don't go anywhere. i'll see you there. and wayne would prompt control the these places in europe, a smashing step into a bold adventure the treasure map for martin globetrotters describe it as some of us regular reading sites on youtube. and also sometimes a seed is of all you need to allow big ideas to grow. we're bringing an environmental conservation to wife with.

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the duchess of sussex has joined her husband prince harry at the invictus games in germany.u speech at the sports event for injured military personnel and veterans, which her husband founded and launched in 2014. this year's competition will run until saturday, with participants from 21 countries. now it's time for a look at the weather with chris fawkes. hello there. i suppose a reversal of fortunes weather—wise. yesterday, scotland and northern ireland had the best of the day's weather, but today it's probably england and wales really enjoying the best of the dry weather with some sunshine coming through like here in staffordshire. across the northwest of the uk, though, low pressure is lurking in the atlantic and that is pushing ever—thickening cloud towards northern ireland and scotland, with rain already starting to push its way in. the rain will turn progressively steadier and heavier for northern ireland and western scotland through the afternoon. eastern scotland clouding over, but probably still bright and dry for most of the afternoon. and for england, wales, sunny

you had some big names, you had the 0bamas, you had the duke and duchess of sussex.o and a half years. was that worth £18 million? we thought new innovation was needed to happen here. we thought, we can come in and offer a great experience that both makes consumers very happy, and allows new creators new avenues to build new podcasts. and we've succeeded with that. now, in part of that, we also signed lots and lots of new podcasters to this medium. and the truth of the matter is, some of it has worked, some of it hasn't. we're learning from those and we're moving on and we wish all of the ones we didn't renew with the best of success that they can have going forward. here in the uk, water companies have been ordered to pay back £114 million to customers through lower bills after missing key targets. 0fwat, the industry regulator, said that firms are falling short on performance measures around leakages, supply and reducing pollution. it said that following a review, millions of pounds would be returned to households by cutting bills. gatwick airport will cancel about

we've got this news that prince harry, the duke of sussex , has paid his duke of sussex, has paid hist george's chapel in windsor earlier today , what's believed to be a private visit . of course, he did private visit. of course, he did not make it to balmoral in time one year ago. you remember the pictures of him arriving at aberdeen airport . but clearly, aberdeen airport. but clearly, because of the various difficulties at the time, he didn't get to see the queen before died. certainly before she died. but certainly paying before she died. but certainly paying private condolences paying his private condolences to or prayers and reflection, as they say , at the king george's they say, at the king george's chapelin they say, at the king george's chapel in windsor. earlier >> let's bring you our latest headunes >> let's bring you our latest headlines now. here's aaron armstrong . armstrong. >> very good afternoon to you. it's half past one here in the newsroom . a 41 gun salute has newsroom. a 41 gun salute has been held at hyde park in london to mark the first anniversary of the late

england and wales largely dry with some sunshine but quite a bit of cloud to coastal parts of kent and sussexre there could be isolated showers. overnight a band of rain pushing north and east along with strengthening wind where in scotland we are looking at gales for a time around the hebrides, highlands, orkney and shetland. temperature is about 11-14, a shetland. temperature is about 11—14, a relatively mild night compared with last night. tomorrow a weather front will become slow moving across central uk. it's trying to move south but is getting blocked by this area of high pressure. where it lands in the morning is probably where it'll be for most of the day, wales, the midlands, northern england, the rain turning light and patchy. strong wind continuing to affect scotland. a day of sunshine and showers in the north. across the far south and east of england, hazy sunshine and you might temperatures picking up, perhaps starting to feel more humid. there were front changes its mind as we go through thursday night and into friday. it starts to move back northwards, meaning rain returns to n

he�*s 75 now and has been working on the overhead power lines across kent and sussex for 60 years. come calling by now, but there we are. i'm still here. he�*s absolutely incredible. and to think that he still does thejob he does, we haven�*t seen anybody else older and still going, working up high like he does, still keeping the youngsters in check. the biggest moments of his career was the great storm in 1987, which took almost three weeks to completely restore the power. devastating for the network. you know, just it put three like that bring in the lines down and poles snapped off transformers on the ground. it was a major, majorjob to get it all rebuilt. it�*s clear that nothing will be stopping him any time soon. i've no plans for retirement at the moment, so i'll keep plodding on. for more stories from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. hey, i�*m dylan with the catch up. first up, a top doctor says telling people vapes are 95% safer than smoking caused chaos and encouraged the under—18s to take up vaping. government experts put out the message in 2015 to try to get

sussexes saga.channel britain's news channel. hello good afternoon from the gb newsroom. >> here are the headlines as at 130. i'm tamsin roberts , the 130. i'm tamsin roberts, the driver of a school bus who died after it crashed on the m53 yesterday. has been named as stephen shrimpton . the 40 year stephen shrimpton. the 40 year old's family says he suffered medical issues at the wheel of the coach . they've paid tribute the coach. they've paid tribute describing him as a loving husband and father. 15 year old jessica baker also died in the crash. four other children were taken to hospital , all including taken to hospital, all including a 14 year old boy whose injuries are said to be life changing. the pupils were on their way to calday grange and west kirby grammar schools on the wirral when their bus overturned after colliding with a car. when their bus overturned after colliding with a car . dozens of colliding with a car. dozens of conservative mps have signed a pledge to never again vote for

stuart: the republican chair in sussex county joins me now.tie, parents have the right to know if their child asks to change gender. democrat governor phil murphy opposes that. what are you doing in your county? >> we are putting out messages to working classes and people too busy working and raising their families to know what's going on so they are using artistry the state has no right under 14th amendment protections of life and liberty, to prevent a parent from knowing what's going on with her children. stuart: you are talking about billboards i take it? >> yes, billboards, graphics, social media campaigns. stuart: i understand you might have to switch vendors for your billboards, are democrats trying intimidate people who work with you? >> yes. we've had a democrat come out and threatened boycotts on businesses in tune with retaliation that has been some dramatic of this regime. stuart: what have you heard from governor murphy? >> nothing i know of as of now. that's okay. i'm concerned with governor murphy, the people of new jersey, to ke

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solo nuevo hampshire toma fuerza el argumento para descalificar a trump bajo la enmienda 14 y en sussex algo completamente nuevo. y los republicanos en el congreso avanzan sus investigaciones sobre el presidente biden y su familia. >>> cuando los congresistas republicanos regresan de su reces de verano la prÓxima semana. uno de los primeros temas en su agenda serÁ justamente un posible juicio polÍtico contra el presidente biden. mccarthy rc presidente de la cÁmara red presentan tes. la casa blanca lleva meses preparando su defensa con decenas de abogados. confirmÓ la cadena nbc. >>> tienen que estar armados, la casa blanca y los republicanos. esto va a ser una manera de moderar manipular la opiniÓn pÚblica. que pese a los seÑalamientos de lado y lado y mantienen a biden y trump como favoritos de cada partido para competir por la presidenta. en washington, javier vega. noticias telemundo. >>> gracias javier, mientras tanto en otros temas se avecina una huelga en la industria automovilistas que amenaza con cerrar las 3 grandes fÁbricas de detroit. expira el contrato y las negociaciones in

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light after an investigation carried out by the bbc�*s newsnight programme, were about the duchess of sussexrime minister rishi sunak. all of the men had already retired from the police. the conservative mp, chris pincher is standing down, after losing his appeal against an eight week suspension from the commons over groping allegations, which allegedly took place at a club away from the houses of parliament. the decision will trigger a by—election in his constituency. network rail has admitted a series of health and safety failings connected to a train derailment in scotland, in which three people died. the rail operator says a number of errors contributed to the crash at stonehaven in bad weather in 2020. you're live with bbc news. california's legislature has become the first in the us to approve a bill banning caste discrimination. the caste system in india dates back over 3,000 years — and divides hindu society into rigid hierarchical groups. us lawmakers say the measure will protect people of south asian descent from unfair treatment. the state's governor must now decide whether to sig

rural west sussex, and one of southern england's celebrated chalk streams.or as we locally call it, the river lav. the river lav? the river lav, just full of effluent. rob, a retired businessman, is notjoking. there would be no river lavant in the summer without the treated discharges from the next door sewage plant. we had the storm overflow coming out here. untreated sewage coming out here. last march, rob found and filmed a spill during dry weather, illegal under environmental law. much to his annoyance, the company involved, southern water, only received a warning from the environment agency. they treated it as a one—off, absolutely, whereas it had probably been going for three to four months. it is a scandal. so how common are dry spills? to find out, the bbc requested details from all nine english water companies. three of the largest complied, providing us with huge amounts of data. we then cross—referenced that with rainfall, and found what looks like nearly 400 sewage spills, lasting thousands of hours, that started during dry weather. many of the w

now in his new netflix documentary , the duke of sussex documentary, the duke of sussex has revealednger at the media for not covering injured soldiers returning from afghanistan and claims that he had no support from his family when he returned . the when he returned. the documentary is about the invictus games, which are an adaptive sports competition launched by the duke in 2014 for injured service personnel and veterans. now, joining me to discuss this is trevor cole , discuss this is trevor cole, veteran who works with ptsd resolution, a charity that helps to support armed forces veterans with their mental health. thank you so much forjoining me tonight, trevor. firstly, i just want to explain why this story is important to me. i'm a journalist. as a tabloid journalist, i worked in theatres of war. i know have much of war. i know you have much more experience than but more experience than me, but i actually was covering what happened . and for happened in bosnia. and for prince harry say that the prince harry to say that the papers, the tabloids in particular, don't care about t

the help— started to stop trawlers in sussex.like they used to be. we have not used to be? like they used to be. we have got three _ used to be? like they used to be. we have got three or _ used to be? like they used to be. we have got three or four _ used to be? like they used to be. we have got three or four pockets - have got three or four pockets coming back. the main thing is to rebuild the bottom. the bottom has got to be allowed to turn naturally. it will take about 19 years. lyme regis is a classic example. new zealand... they are where they are coming back in a beautiful way. nature can recover if we give it a chance — nature can recover if we give it a chance ten _ nature can recover if we give it a chance. ten years and hopefully it will recover. we are seeing things like mussel beds coming back, which will bond _ like mussel beds coming back, which will bond the bed on the bottom back together~ _ will bond the bed on the bottom back together. we are seeing beautiful creatures — together. we are seeing beautiful creatu

the duke of sussex attended the opening ceremony of the games in duesseldorf.ed to help rehabilitate soldiers — orformer soldiers — who've been injured, mentally or physically, in the course of their work. there are around 500 competitors from 21 countries. the venice film festival has come to an end, and the top prize, the golden lion, has gone to the british—made film poor things. it's a black comedy directed by yorgos lanthimos, from greece. the film tells the story of a young woman who kills herself byjumping off tower bridge in london, only to have her body revived by a surgeon who puts a baby's brain in her skull. the best acting awards went to cailee spaeny, who played the former wife of elvis presley in the film priscilla, and peter sarsgaard for the family drama memory. and a reminder of our top story: morocco has declared three days of national mourning after the devastating earthquake that has killed more than 1300 people. the tremor struck on friday night in the atlas mountains, around seventy kilometres southwest of marrakesh. entire villages are r

she got a very prestigious chevening scholarship and was about to start at the university of sussex.that was two years ago now. that was two years ago and one him that was two years ago and the other? well, he is a labour rights activist. he's worked for ngos on disabilities, on occupational health issues. the two of them were friends and that is why they were picked up together. they sometimes held weekly meetings, talking a bit about the shrinking civil space for civil society. he was also a prominent metoo campaigner. and i think, you know, at a time when other activists are being lauded for their role in the metoo movement in other countries in china, such bravery actually lands you in prison. so, i think this really tells you about the state of human rights defenders in china today and just the very fierce repression that they face on a daily basis. and elaine, how difficult is it to find out? i mean, you said that it's very difficult to find out what happened in court today. how difficult is it from a human rights perspective to keep across what's happening to them? it's incred

you had the duke and duchess of sussex. they released 12 podcasts in two and a half years. we thought new innovation was needed to happen here. we thought we can come in and offer a great experience that both makes consumers very happy and allows new creators new avenues. and the truth of the matter is, some of it has worked, some of it hasn't. we're learning from those and we're moving on and we wish all of the ones we didn't renew with the best of success that they can have going forward. that was very diplomatic. i'm getting better and better at it, so they would tell me. i mean, there are artists, aren't there, who say they earn a fraction of a penny per stream of their tune on spotify? is it... is it difficult to make a living on your platform? well, it's difficult overall. i can safely say there are more artists than ever that's being successful on spotify than ever before in the history of music. however, i'm also empathetic because there's also more people trying to make it in music than ever before in history, too. and you need something extraordinary to break thro

the duke of sussex attended the opening ceremony of the games in duesseldorf.sporting events designed to help rehabilitate soldiers — orformer soldiers — who've been injured, mentally or physically, in the course of their work. stay with us here on bbc news. hello there. if, like me, you're finding it a little bit too hot and humid at the moment, relief is on the way, but not for most of us until after the weekend. so it stays very warm, very muggy. there will be some thundery showers around. there are warnings out from the met office — more details on our website. but again, we are going to have another day with temperatures exceeding 30 degrees celsius. so, again, the record is broken. today looks like it might well be the hottest day of the year so far, just getting a little bit ahead of thursday's 32.6 degrees celsius. it's widely warm. very warm, infact, and humid. temperatures are not going to be quite so high in the north and west, purely because we've got this weather front approaching. so more cloud bringing rain into the western, and later the norther

and i'm speaking to him from sussex . chris, it was very from sussex.was very difficult for years to make the argument that not everyone should go to university . why is should go to university. why is that argument finally getting through ? through? >> well, it's common sense, isn't it, that we have an over supply of graduates and an undersupply of skilled workers, whether it's builders, bricklayers, engineers , and bricklayers, engineers, and we've got to do something about it. by the way, interestingly, china has exactly the same problem, an oversupply of graduates. got a plumber graduates. i've got a plumber and his daughter working for me at moment. i have to wait at the moment. i have to wait six though, before they six months, though, before they could fit in. know, we've could fit me in. you know, we've got a real problem here, a lack of skilled workers. the main argument immigration argument for immigration by the way, i legal way, and i mean legal immigration, is need skilled immigration, is we need skilled workers we're going to workers and w

and i'm speaking to him from sussex . chris, it was very from sussex. very difficult for years to make the argument that not everyone should go to university . why is should go to university. why is that argument finally getting through ? through? >> well, it's common sense, isn't it, that we have an over supply of graduates and an undersupply of skilled workers, whether it's builders, bricklayers, engineers , and bricklayers, engineers, and we've got to do something about it. by the way, interestingly, china has exactly the same problem, an oversupply of graduates. got a plumber graduates. i've got a plumber and his daughter working for me at moment. i have to wait at the moment. i have to wait six though, before they six months, though, before they could fit in. know, we've could fit me in. you know, we've got a real problem here, a lack of skilled workers. the main argument immigration argument for immigration by the way, i legal way, and i mean legal immigration, is need skilled immigration, is we need skilled workers we're going to workers and we'r

of sussex over accommodation over his british accommodation arrangements ?> it's well, it's a plethora of stories over the weekend, weren't be weren't they? all seem to be contradicting other. contradicting each other. i don't really matters don't think it really matters what truth fact is what the truth is. the fact is they're far apart as they're still as far apart as even they're still as far apart as ever. harry, the king and prince william shouldn't ever. harry, the king and prince wi|aam shouldn't ever. harry, the king and prince wi|a counsellor shouldn't ever. harry, the king and prince wi|a counsellor of shouldn't ever. harry, the king and prince wi|a counsellor of state.|ouldn't ever. harry, the king and prince wi|a counsellor of state. nown't be a counsellor of state. now we've got prince edward and princess stepping that princess anne stepping into that role. a residence role. he hasn't got a residence here, you should have as a here, which you should have as a council so i think council of state. so i think it's a matter of time before he cuts th

of sussex over accommodation over his british accommodation arrangements ?> it's well, it's a plethora of stories over the weekend, weren't be weren't they? all seem to be contradicting other. contradicting each other. i don't really matters don't think it really matters what truth fact is what the truth is. the fact is they're far apart as they're still as far apart as even they're still as far apart as ever. harry, the king and prince william shouldn't ever. harry, the king and prince wi|aam shouldn't ever. harry, the king and prince wi|a counsellor shouldn't ever. harry, the king and prince wi|a counsellor of shouldn't ever. harry, the king and prince wi|a counsellor of state.|ouldn't ever. harry, the king and prince wi|a counsellor of state. nown't be a counsellor of state. now we've got prince edward and princess stepping that princess anne stepping into that role. a residence role. he hasn't got a residence here, you should have as a here, which you should have as a council so i think council of state. so i think it's a matter of time before he cuts th

the duke and duchess of sussex have attended the closing ceremony of the invictus games in germany.g at the event in dusseldorf. and, at the end of the ceremony, prince harry took to the stage to address the crowd. so many of you and your loved ones have been to the darkest places imaginable. but your mission to heal and grow has been a shining example to us all. you've shown us the power in not defining people by assumption or their back story or past pain. but rather instead on their ability, how they show up and who they are in the present. a pink pigeon seen in a town centre in the north of england has ruffled a few feathers amongst surprised locals. the bird has been spotted accepting food from people around manchester as well as on roof tops in the area. locals are speculating whether the mystery bird has been dyed, orfallen into something or is naturally pink. next, some lovely pictures out of cyprus. take a look at this. hundreds of baby turtles have taken their first steps toward the sea. the newborn turtles broke out of their eggs and moved along the sand with the help of

the duke and duchess of sussex have attended the closing ceremony of the invictus games in germany.forming at the event in dusseldorf. and at the end of the ceremony prince harry took to the stage to address the crowd... and finally, a pink pigeon seen in a town centre in the north of england has ruffled a few feathers amongst surprised locals. the bird has been spotted accepting food from people in bury as well as on roof tops in the area. locals are speculating whether the mystery bird has been dyed, fallen into something or is naturally pink. stay with us here on bbc news. we have more coming up. if you want to get in touch about any of the stories, get in touch on twitter. hello. today marks a change in weather type. the heat and humidity that we've had recently, particularly in the south, will get cleared away and we'll see a bit of a thundery breakdown in the weather as well. so a chance of thundery downpours today, particularly towards the south and the west. some sunshine around further north and east across the uk at times, but we've got on the satellite image low pressure,

you had some big names — you had the 0bamas, you had the duke and duchess of sussex.new innovation was needed to happen here. we thought, we can come in and offer a great experience that both makes consumers very happy and allows new creators new avenues to build new podcasts. and we've succeeded with that. now, in part of that, we also signed lots and lots of new podcasters to this medium. and the truth of the matter is, some of it has worked, some of it hasn't. we're learning from those and we're moving on and we wish all of the ones we didn't renew with the best of success that they can have going forward. and you can read more about the founder of spotify�*s chat with our technology editor is 0bi kleinman on the bbc news website. —— zoe kleinman. the actor david mccallum has died at the age of 90. for those of a certain age, he will always be the mysterious soviet agent illya kuryakin in the 1960s american tv series the man from u.n.c.l.e. his six—decade career began in radio and went on to include films such as the great escape. 0ur entertainment correspondent da

rural west sussex, and one of southern england's celebrated chalk streams.re we are, welcome to the river lavant or as we locally call it, the river lav. the river lav. the lav, just full of effluent. rob, a retired businessman, is notjoking. there would be no river lavant in the summer without the treated discharges from the next door sewage plant. when we came it was overflowing, so we had the storm overflow coming out here, untreated sewage coming out here. and we came back a few days later, it was still going on. a few days later, still going on. rob filmed what looks like a white fungus growing on the sewage slick. but why was it spilling? there was no rain on the day the flow began, or on any of the previous three days. rob complained, the environment agency investigated, and though southern water was found to have broken the rules, it was only given a warning. they treated it as a one off, absolutely, whereas it had been going for probably three to four months, and continued for three to four months afterwards. it is a scandal. over the last few years

busy an associated fellow of science policy research unit at the university of sussex. so we've outlined the reasons why demand is increasing while the supplies not quite matching demand. so it makes sense that the price is going up. that is going to continue for the foreseeable future, correct? a necessary way to say that a 5 to rate invest a space potential for the risk. and that's because all of this, based on the idea of that, and you could quickly tell with the colonizer but according to the government, the phone bugs, which is a strongly pro new to paper to bottom. and it takes up to 17 years to build just one nuclear power plant. so the significant questions as to whether this will continue. um, what does this mean for consumers? because especially since the start of the war, the ukraine war, consumers will be keenly aware that when the price price is of say, electricity goes up. well then, you know, their, their cost of living becomes a much bigger problem. so if the price of uranium goes up and uranium ultimately is the source products of making electricity in

the duke of sussex attended the opening ceremony of the games in dusseldorf.vents designed to help rehabilitate soldiers — orformer soldiers — who've been injured, mentally or physically, in the course of their work. there are around 500 comptitors from 21 countries. today is provisionally the hottest day of the year so far in the uk. the met office said a temperature of 32.7 degrees celsius was recorded in heathrow, in west london. it beats the previous record set on thursday. however, it may be the last hot day for some areas of england and wales, stay with us here on bbc news. hello there. if, like me, you're finding it too hot and humid, relief is on the way, but not for most of us until after the weekend. so it stays very warm, very muggy, there will be thundery showers and there are warnings out from the met office. more details on our website. but again, we'll have another day with temperatures exceeding 30 degrees celsius. so again, the record is broken. today looks like it might well be the hottest day of the year so far, just getting a little bit ahe

earlier this year, at a trial in the high court against mirror group newspapers, the duke of sussex andists. laura kuenssberg asked him for his reponse to allegations levelled against him. ido want i do want to ask if you have ever iistens— i do want to ask if you have ever listens to — i do want to ask if you have ever listens to a _ i do want to ask if you have ever listens to a voice mail without the consent _ listens to a voice mail without the consent of — listens to a voice mail without the consent of one of the participants. i consent of one of the participants. i made _ consent of one of the participants. i made it— consent of one of the participants. i made it very clear, my position is, i have never hacked the phone, never told anyone to hack a phone. no one has produced any evidence, including new... no one has produced any evidence, including new. . ._ no one has produced any evidence, including new... have you benefited from steres — including new... have you benefited from steres based _ including new... have you benefited from steres based around... - including new... hav