happened long before the start of the strike, the deputy head of the british ministry of health, william queens warned that now you definitely should not count on an ambulance. she is unlikely to arrive on time, the official recommended to the british, once again, the pre-holiday period not to take risks, including not to abuse alcohol, problems in first aid are expected. we know that people plan to engage in active activities. i am i strongly recommend that you do not do this protest of the ambulance workers, the strike was carried out by about 100,000 nurses. the trade union leaders demanded that the rishonok prime minister personally enter into negotiations with them, we do not need strikes, but we do not get tired of repeating. let's sit down at the negotiating table. we will present our position to the government, i am convinced that we have the opportunity to agree, but for this it is necessary to communicate with each other's bags. just returned from a trip to the baltic countries. he was engaged in strengthening the anti-russian coalition in this region, the minister of health did not f

happened long before the start of the strike, the deputy head of the british ministry of health, william queensefinitely should not count on an ambulance. she hardly if the official arrives on time, he recommended the british, once again, not to take risks during the pre-holiday period, including not to abuse alcohol, problems in first aid are expected. we know that people plan to engage in active activities. i strongly recommend you not to do this protest of the ambulance workers, about 100,000 were on strike, the union leaders demanded that the nurses enter into negotiations with them. personally , prime minister rishonok, we do not need strikes, but we do not get tired of repeating. let's sit down at the negotiating table. we will present our position to the government, i am convinced that we have the opportunity to agree, but for this it is necessary to communicate with each other's bags. just returned from a trip to the baltic countries. he was engaged in strengthening the anti-russian coalition in this region, the minister of health did not find time to talk with british doctors. stephen

saying william's office allegedly planted stories about harry and meghan, harry describing a scene in front of the queen. prince william allegedly shouting at harry. and prince harry tonight on what he believes the reason why. will there be any reaction from buckingham palace? james longman live in london. >>> here at home, the images just in tonight a fighter jet crashing on the runway trying to make a vertical landing in fort worth, texas. >>> president biden tonight authorizing the release of thousands of documents related to jfk's assassination. >>> and our made in america christmas your one thing. if it says made in america and if it fits, you'll see what happens. ♪ >> announcer: from abc news, world headquarters in new york, this is "world news tonight," request david muir. >>> good evening. great to have you with us on this thursday night. we hope you're home, inside and and warm watching us tonight, because there's a dangerous storm bearing down on millions across the u.s. heavy snow, rain, icy highways already, part of the pennsylvania turnpike shut down, and this is set to potentially becom a

william of doing. harry describing a scene in front of the queen. prince william allegedly shouting at prince harry. will there be any reaction from bucking hamg palace? >>> here at home, the images just in tonight a fighter jet crashed on the runway trying to make a vertical landing in worth, texas. >>> our made in america christmas your one thing if it says made in america and if it fits, you'll see what happens. >>> good evening. great to have you with us on thursday night. there's dangerous storm baring down on millions across the u.s. icy highways already, part of the pennsylvania turnpike shut down, potentially becoming a nor'easter before it's over. these images from somer set, pennsylvania, a major accident shutting down i-76. >>> heavy snow blinding drivers in bath, new york, and this system doing more damage across the south, more than 50 reported tornadoes now across 6 states, the frightening scene in new orleans when a tornado crossed an intersection, the most powerful tornado in farmerville, louisiana, and reports today of a tornado in saint petersburg, florida, as this storm hits the n

queen's estate after meghan and harry issued this public plan for what they intended to do, which is move to canada, continuing their roles but being privately funded effectively. they went to charles, william and the queen with this plan and this is what happened. >> it was terrifying to have my brother scream and shout at me and my father say things that simply weren't true. and my grandmother quietly sit there and take it all in. >> reporter: their argument effectively it was you're in or out. harry wanted half in, half out. of course this is all entirely from the sussexs' point of view, we've gone to the palace, the family, they're not responding just yet. >> do you think they're going to respond, max? >> i think they have to. there are severe allegations here and they need to give some sort of response to specific allegations as well. >> max foster, thank you very much. >>> elon musk is claiming he's pro free speech but maybe it doesn't apply to his own jet trackers. >>> plus a growing man shortage, you heard that right. it's true, a special cnn report on why so many men, not don lemon, are leaving the u.s. workforce. >> that would be nice, though. >> no way! vo: palantir software. emp

queen. the visit included a meeting with president biden for prince william at thejfk library. managed a night out at the basketball, where they enjoyed the full spectator experience. and were on the green carpet for the earthshot awards prize ceremony, the project launched by prince william to reward environmental innovation. but it was a visit where they found themselves dealing with some unexpected issues. the trip here to america was tricky at times. the prince and princess of wales took the view that they wouldn't be distracted by other things. the problem was, that wasn't always easy. while william and catherine were in boston, netflix released a trailerfor their harry & meghan documentary series. doesn't it make more sense to hear our story from us? it changed the conversation around the trip, attention drawn once again to the divisions within the royal family. during the six episodes, the duke and duchess of sussex shared insights into how they met and theirfamily life, with previously unseen footage. archie took his very first steps right here. but they were also criti

queen. the visit included a meeting with president biden for prince william at the jfk library.ed a night out at the basketball, where they enjoyed the full spectator experience. and were on the green carpet for the earthshot awards prize ceremony, the project launched by prince william to reward environmental innovation. but it was a visit where they found themselves dealing with some unexpected issues. the trip here to america was tricky at times. the prince and princess of wales took the view that they wouldn't be distracted by other things. the problem was, that wasn't always easy. while william and catherine were in boston, netflix released a trailer for their harry & meghan documentary series. doesn't it make more sense to hear our story from us? it changed the conversation around the trip, attention drawn once again to the divisions within the royal family. during the six episodes, the duke and duchess of sussex shared insights into how they met and their family life, with previously unseen footage. archie took his very first steps right here. but they were also critical

william . the trip seemed like needed relief for will and kate. a woman with close ties to the late queennd prince williams got mother resigned after making racist remarks. harry and make a and released the first look at their tell-all . >> it is impossible to ignore the bombs dropping in the monarchy. >> this is their first time back to the united states after eight years and marks their first international appearance since queen elizabeth died . >>> the warriors are playing better . >>> the 49ers are getting ready to welcome the miami dolphins. key players will be missing on sunday. >>> coming up, christmas trees are lit up with inflation. what you need to know to save mone >>> the holiday tradition that shines through the bay area of railway station is making its rounds. caltrans holiday train is back earlier today. the locomotive is on display today . it was decorated for 75,000 lights. the salvation army band played along characters and marines with the toys for tots program were out there full force. they are making the holidays brighter for kids in need. >> singing, music, seeing o

that heated palace showdown to discuss the couple's departure with the late queen elizabeth king charles and his brother, williamas terrifying to have my brother screaming, shouts at me and my father say things that simply weren't true. and my grandmother quietly sit there and sort of take it all in accusing the palace of shaping the narrative happy to lie to protect my brother. and yet three years, they were never willing to tell the truth to protect us. no official comment from the palace. but tonight one former royal aide is pushing back would damage the institution and it would be wrong and the queen would not sanction it. harry clearly struggling with his new normal happy life, with his wife and children, but now likely irreparably separated from his family. it never needed to be this way. this is very much harry and meghan's version of events, the palace is unlikely to make any formal comment. james longman abc news in london. who james. things are heating up. okay harry and megan airing their latest allegations on television. in front of the world is not sitting well across the pond with the british press

. >>> 2022 was a tumultuous year for the royals from the queen's jubilee to her death and the growing tension between princes william harry, nbc's keir simmons takes a look back. >> reporter: for the royal family, 2022 was a year of great joy, profound sadness and extraordinary change ♪ the platinum jubilee marked the queen's 70 years on the throne, the longest reigning monarch in history. the celebration filled with fireworks, music and pomp and circumstance ♪ the crowds cheered, expressing their gratitude for her majesty's life of service. the celebration finished with a traditional buckingham palace balcony appearance, the queen alongside three future kings, charles, william and george. it was to be her final wave to her subjects on september 8th -- >> buckingham palace has just announced that her majesty queen elizabeth ii has died. >> reporter: the queen passed away quietly in her favorite home, balmoral castle in scotland her son, the prince of wales, was now king charles iii ♪ >> god save the king >> queen elizabeth 's was a lif well lived and she is mourninged most deeply in her passing that promise of lifel

queen's funeral. in the last 18 months, he is had four different meetings with prince william, between g7, cop26, the s funeral, it is really notable the fact that president bidenas going to be here in boston, that the two sides work together to change their schedules to find a way t% have this brief greeting. it just shows the importance they place on maintaining ose relationships. it really goes from everything from the history to trade relations -- everything under that umbrella. a key moment here for prince william to show he is a real leader on the global stage. >> thank you. here in the u.k., health officials say parents should be aware of an infection called strep a after confirming since september, six children have died with an invasive condition caused by it. that includes five children under 10 years old in england and one child in wales. the health security ency says the serious infection is rare, but parents need to be aware of the symptoms. >> the vast majority of children will recover without any ill effect whatsoever. however unfortunately, a small number each year will go on to develo

and there you have the king and queen consort immediately behind you have william and kate, obviouslyre were no message in the duke and duchess of sussex, nor prince andrew. that's not because they were shunned out, although andrew was there, but simply they're no longer working royals. in the christmas message we didn't see meghan and harry because they're no longer working royals. what this weekend has shown is that the king is going to be laze erfocused on those members of the family upon which the institution rests, which is himself, the queen consort, william and kate, and arguably some of the other royals like bea beatrice. the duke of wessex and those members of the royal family. the rest won't be shunted out but they'll be gently ignored. >> the true brit. gently ignored, never heard that before. >> always a joy to have you on with us around christmas. thank you, my friend. >>> another defeat for election deniers nationwide. a judge ruling against kari lake's challenge after losing her bid for governor. lake falsely claimed that ballot printer problems were part of a deliberat

own statement laying out their plans which culminated in a family row at the queen's sandringham estate between harry, williamn. >> it was terrifying to have my brother scream and shout at me and my father say things that weren't true and my grandmother sort of take it all in. >> reporter: a year later ahead of hair bombshell interview with oprah winfrey, a story leaked that meghan had bullied her palace staff. >> to see this institutional gaslighting that happens is extraordinary. and that's why everything that's happened to us was always going to happen to us because if you speak truth to power that's how they respond. >> reporter: harry speaking out for his wife but also his mother, buckingham palace and kensington palace say they won't respond to the netflix series, instead senior royals will continue with their planned public engagements. >> okay, no comment from the palace but as you say, they are continuing on with business as usual today. what are they up to? >> reporter: well, there's an event at the abbey in london so you're going to see charles and camilla and kate and william at that. it's a show

lady susan is one of prince william's godmothers and the late queen's lady—in—waiting.ease their documentary next week in what they say is the inside story of why they stepped away from royal duties. 0ur royal correspondent sarah campbell reports. i'm very clear. no matter how uncomfortable it is for other people to accept, i'm very clear that i experienced racism in an environment that i should've felt safe in, and we need to address that. ngozi fulani was invited, along with 300 other guests, to a reception at buckingham palace highlighting the issue of violence against women. here she is, seen being warmly greeted by the queen consort. but earlier, she says she received a very different welcome from a senior palace aide, lady susan hussey. when the lady first approached me, one of the first things she did was to take my locs and move it out of the way. no conversation at first and then, she says, "i just "want to see your name badge". ms fulani, born in britain, then says she was repeatedly and aggressively questioned. "i'm from here, "i was born here". "yeah, but wh

ngozi fulani was questioned about her background by lady susan hussey, prince william's godmother and the late queen'say. it comes as the duke and duchess of sussex prepare to release their documentary next week — in which they say they'll tell their story. 0ur royal correspondent sarah campbell reports. i'm very clear. no matter how uncomfortable it is for other people to accept, i'm very clear that i experienced racism in an environment that i should have felt safe in and we need to address that.- we need to address that. ngozi fulani was _ we need to address that. ngozi fulani was an _ we need to address that. ngozi fulani was an invited _ we need to address that. ngozi fulani was an invited along - we need to address that. ngozi| fulani was an invited along with we need to address that. ngozi fulani was an invited along with 300 other guests to a reception at buckingham palace highlighting the issue of violence against women. here she is being warmly greeted by the queen consort, the earlier she says she received a very different welcome from a senior palisade, lady susan hussey. when she approach

that's triggered a showdown as town house with william, charles, and the queen. >> it was terrifying to have my brother scream and shout it me my father say things that simply weren't true and my grandmother, you know, quietly sit there and take it all in. >> the couple sharing their perspective on the royal rift, which, and their words, push them out of the fold. it started during their tour of australia, back in 2018. so successful, it created jealousy in the palace, they say. >> the issue is, once someone who's marrying it should be a supporting act is then stealing the limelight or doing the job better than the person who was born to do this, that upsets people. it shifts the balance. within four hours, they're happy to lie, to protect my brother. yet, for three years, they were never willing to tell the truth to protect us. that's part of it. was this wedge creating due to miss off of my brother so that he is now on his two sons that. i get. it apart but i get, i understand, right? that is his inheritance. to some extent, already graded him that partisan responsibility is the co

that triggered a showdown with william, charles, and the queen. >> it was terrifying to have my brothercreaming and shouting at me and my father say things that simply weren't true and my grandmother quietly sit there and sort of take it all in. >> reporter: the couple sharing their perspective on the royal rift, which in their words, pushed them out of the fold. it started during their tour of australia back in 2018. so successful it created jealousy in the palace, they say. >> the issue is when someone who is marrying in should be a supporting act is then stealing the lime light or is doing the job better than the person who's born to do this, that upsets people. it shifts the balance. within four hours they're happy to lie to protect my brother and, yet, for three years they were never willing to tell the truth to protect us. the saddest part of it was this wedge created between myself and my brother so he is now on the institution side. part of that i get. i understand. right? that's his inheritance. so to some extent it is already ingrained in him part of his responsibility is the

ngozi fulani was questioned about her background by lady susan hussey — prince william's godmother and the late queen's on tuesday. it comes as the duke and duchess of sussex prepare to release their documentary next week, in which they say is the inside story of why they stepped away from royal duties. 0ur royal correspondent sarah campbell reports. i'm very clear. no matter how uncomfortable it is for other people to accept, i'm very clear that i experienced racism in an environment that i should have felt safe in, and we need to address that. ngozi fulani was invited along with 300 other guests to a reception at buckingham palace, highlighting the issue of violence against women. here she is, seen being warmly greeted by the queen consort, was to take my locs and move it out of the way. no conversation at first, and then she says, "i just want to see your name badge". ms fulani, born in britain, then says she was repeatedly and aggressively questioned. "i'm from here, i was born here." "yeah, but where are you really from ? " "i'm really from here." yeah, but, ok, so i can see that this is going to

william. she had said nothing further about the incident. ngozi fulani, seen here talking to the queensed buckingham palace of being institutionally institutionally racist. into this tonight have stepped the prince and princess of wales, they have just arrived on a ba flight into boston. william's spokesman said racism has no place in british society and it is right that lady hussey stepped aside. it amounts to an uncomfortable reminder at the start of the us visit of the comments about racist attitudes by the duchess of sussex. well, as we've just seen — the prince and princess of wales have arrived in boston for the start of their first visit to the usa for eight years. our royal correspondent daniella relph has the latest from outside thejfk presidential library museum. it's not been an ideal start to the prince and princesses trip here to boston. it has been embarrassing and distracting. this was about to be optimistic about the future and meeting a wide range of communities in boston. instead the couple spokesman had to issue that statement condemning racismm. describing yesterday

william thanking president biden for attending the queen's funeral in september. ince and princess are in boston to hand out their earthshot prize, million dollar awards to climate and environmental entrepreneurs. william said it was inspired by kennedy's famous moonshot speech. caroline kennedy, the former president's daughter, showed william a copy of the speech. princess kate was swarmed by well-wishers this morning in cambridge, but the visit has been upstaged by controversies in the u.s. and back home in the u.k. >> i had to do everything i could to protect my family. >> reporter: in the middle of the trip, netflix dropped its first trailer of the new docu- series "harry and meghan," the two talking about splitting from the royal family. >> when the stakes are this high, doesn't it make sense to hear our story from us? >> reporter: the british tabloids blasted the timing of the release. william and his estranged brother had no plans to meet during the visit. >> it's impossible to ignore there are big bombs dropping in the monarchy this week. yes, it has slight

bombshells from harry and meghan's docu-series the tense family meeting where harry says william screamed at him in front of queen elizabeth. will the palace respond? >>> and the restaurant putting the home in home cooking innocence thens this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening. as the deep south struggles to recover from a rare and deadly december tornado outbreak, at least 24 in recent days, focus turns once again to the snow end of the massive storm battering the country. as we come on the air tonight, winter storm alerts are posted for large parts of the northeast from virginia through interior new england, and blizzard conditions are gripping the north-central part of the country right now. for days now, it has almost seemed like the tale of two storms framed by crippling snow on one side and destructive tornadoes on the other we're covering it all starting in minnesota tonight with miguel almaguer >> reporter: lester, good evening. the city of duluth is used to big snowstorms but this one was just historic they got about 30 inches of snow it's deep in several areas, and cars like this

william. ngozi fulani, seen here talking to the queen consort yesterday has accused buckingham palace of beingtitutionally racist. and into this tonight step the prince and princess of wales, they have just arrived into boston. william's spokesman has said racism has no place in british society and it was right that lady hussey stepped aside at all amounts to an uncomfortable reminder at the start of the us visit about the start of the us visit about the comments on racist attitudes by the duchess of sussex. well as we've just seen, the prince and princess of wales have arrived in boston for the start of their first visit to the us for eight years. daniella relph has the latest from thejfk presidential library museum. it has not been an ideal start to the prince and princess of wales was trip here to boston. it has been embarrassing and distract. this was supposed to be a trip about environmental innovation, about optimism for the future and meeting a wide range of communities here in boston but instead, the couples spokesman has had to issue that statement condemning racism describing yesterd

bombshells from harry and meghan's docu-series the tense family meeting where harry says william screamed at him in front of queenzabeth. will the palace respond? >>> and the restaurant putting the home in home cooking innocence thens this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening. as the deep south struggles to recover from a rare and deadly december tornado outbreak, at least 24 in recent days, focus turns once again to the snow end of the massive storm battering the country. as we come on the air tonight, winter storm alerts are posted for large parts of the northeast from virginia through interior

that triggered a showdown at sandringham house with william, charles and the queen. >> it was terrifyingt me and my father say things that simply weren't true, and my grandmother quietly sit there and sort of take it all in. >> reporter: the couple sharing their perspective on the royal rift, which in their words pushed them out of the fold. it started during their tour of australia back in 2018. so successful, it created jealous in the palace they say. >> the issue is when someone who is marrying in should be a supporting act is then stealing the limelight or is doing the job better than the person who was born to do this, that upsets people. it shifts the balance. within four hours, they're happy to lie to protect my brother, and yet for three years, they were never willing to tell the truth to protect us. >> reporter: meghan says the stress of the media coverage was too much. last year saying she didn't want to live anymore. >> it was like all of this will stop if i'm not here. and that was the scariest thing about it, is it was such clear thinking. >> i remember her telling me that,

this is where it culminates really, a show down between harry, william, charles, and the queen wherery outlines his plan to leave the royal family but still to continue, to some extent with the royal role. >> we trying to come up with a blueprint for the way forward. >> i went in with the same proposal we had already made publically. but once i got there, i was given five options. one being all in, no change. five being all out. i chose option three in the meeting. half in, half out. have our own jobs but also work in support of the queen. it became very clear, very quickly that that goal was not up for discussion or debate. it was terrifying to have my brother scream and shout at me and my father say things that simply weren't true and my grandmother quietly sit there and sort of take it all in. >> reporter: i know i expected the palace to respond but they said they're not going to respond, they're going to continue with a long-planned engagement. >> we'll check in with any responses. >>> joining me trisha godard, host of "when meghan met harry". and correspondent zain asher. good m

william thanking plbd for attending the queen's if you recall in september.he wales are in boston to hand out their earth shot prize, millions of dollars to climate entrepreneurs, inspired by kennedy's famous moon shot speech. caroline kennedy showed the copy of the speech. princess kate was swarmed by well-wishers this morning in came bridge, but the visit has been upstaged pi continue varies in the u.s. and pack home in the u.k. >> i had the do everything i could to protect my family. >> reporter: in the middle of the trip netflix dropped its first trailer of the new docu-series harry and meghan the two stalking about splitting from the royal family. when the stakes are so high doesn't it make sense to hear our story. >> reporter: the british tabloid blasted the time of the release. william and his estranged brother had no plans to meet during the visit. >> it's impossible to ignore there are big bombs dropping in the monarchy. >> reporter: as they arrived in boston, william's godmother susan hussey, a buckingham palace official was forced to resign after m

. >> reporter: the king's wife, camilla, became queen consort. william kate, the new prince and princess of wales. new era for the royal family. trying to show their relevance and not racist. then there is the rift. brothers william and harry and wives kate and meghan came together after the death of the queen, their grandmother. they are still worlds apart. harry and meghan. >> when the stakes are this high, does it make more sense to hear our story from us? >> harry taking aim at his father and brother and late queen following the family summit. >> it was terrifying have my brother scream and shout at me and say things that weren't true and my grandmother sit there and take it all in. >> reporter: king charles and queen consort not speaking over the matter. the royals will gather at sandringham for the first time without their mamatriarch. king charles has a lot to consider. the future of the monarchy and split in his own family and, of course, plans for his coronation in may, the first in 70 years. kelly cobiella, nbc news, london. >>> we have breakin

was heartbreaking, revealed new details about a heated discussion with the late queen elizabeth king charles and williamt his departure from royal duties. it was terrifying to have my brother screaming shouts at me and my father say things that just simply weren't true. and my grandmother quietly sit there and take it all in. he also says he believes the stress of a lawsuit against a british tabloid contributed to megan's miscarriage. now do we absolutely know that the miscarriage was create caused by that? of course we don't bearing in mind the stress that caused the lack of sleep and the timing of the pregnant the time in the pregnancy. how many weeks in she was i can say from what i saw. that miscarriage was created by what they were trying to do to her. and harry and meghan did not mention the claim that they made to oprah last year about a family member expressing concern about the skin color of their baby sports. the 40 niners quarterback who beat tom brady, his first start, remains undefeated. brock purdy found george kittle for two touchdowns last night against the seahawks . 40 niners 1 21 to 1

our north american curse bond it is in boston where prince william and kate are making their first overseas trip since the death of the queene member of the royal household who is actually prince william's godmother. is that really overshadowing this visit? >> yeah, as we heard, william and catherine understood immediately the seriousness of this controversy and put out a statement at the start of the trip saying racishas no place in society. but since then, their team has said they are keen to not be distracted from this trip, which for them is a key priority. it was a chance for them to really put out a modern, young face of the monarchy. and from their perspective, the causes that they are here to champion all celebrate diversity and inclusion. the earthshot prize itself looks at innovation globally, from countries around the world. their focus on underserved communities. today they were visiting a nonprofit that works to fight racism, that works to prevent young high risk youth being incarcerated. so they were hoping that their work would speak for itself. but nevertheless, this controversy has really put a damper on wh

bombshells from harry and meghan's docu-series the tense family meeting where harry says william screamed at him in front of queen elizabeth. will the palace respond? >>> and the restaurant putting the home in home cooking

among them is the claim that prince william shouted at prince harry, while the queen looked on. days to christmas, the king and queen consort arriving for a festive celebration with community groups. also there, the prince and princess of wales with george and charlotte. the british royal family doing what it does, on a day of further family turbulence. from netflix, the latest episodes of the harry and meghan story, their account of why they left royal life. a tale of rivalry and intrigue which came to a head at sandringham injanuary 2020, when harry tried to discuss his and meghan's exit with his father and brother. the it was terrifying to have my brother scream and shout at me, and my father say things we simply weren't true. and my grandmother quietly sit there and take it all in. but you have to understand that, from the family's perspective, especially from hers, there are ways of doing things and her ultimate mission, goal slash responsibility, is institution. according to harry, protecting the institution meant doing down him and his wife. an example, as he left the san

the queen alongside three future cadence, charles, william, and george. >> it was to be her final wave to her subcommittees. >> buckingham palace has just announced that her majesty queen elizabeth ii has died. >> the queen passed away quietly in her favor at home, balmoral castle in scotland. her son, the prince of wales, was now king charles the third. >> god save the king. >> when elizabeth was a life well lived, a promise with destiny kept, and she is more and most deeply in her passing. that promise of lifelong service i renew to all today. >> much of the world was united in grief. hundreds of thousands of mourners came to pay their respects. millions more watched across the globe. the passing of the queen brought about other changes as well. people searched for the phrase queen consort to understand kabul's neural after seven decades, national anthem was once again god save the king. in the background of all of these changes was the new scrutiny of the royal family and its relevant in the modern age. the new prince and princess of wales, kate and william, playing an increasingly

queen but actually, actually, he was there. what exactly? there was even little of that in that in even a little of that in that in the famous summit when apparently williaming and, the then prince of wales. now our king, according to harry, saying things that weren't right or weren't true. yeah but the queen sat there saying nothing at all. well, you know , he has managed to fire the know, he has managed to fire the gun most directions now, hasn't he ? leaving out. leaving out his he? leaving out. leaving out his grandfather, prince philip. he's the only person who seems to emerge from this without being shot. but the implication about queen was that she just sat there actually the there and actually putting the institute version of the monarchy before family loyalty. that his implication? absolutely but is anybody surprised ? no, i but is anybody surprised? no, i can.can but is anybody surprised? no, i can. can you imagine the. yeah, but i mean , what it's about to but i mean, what it's about to the survival of the is he says he talks about the institution itself. well it is an institution. yes and i just find it bizarre you can't imagine what whatever

william. ngozi fulani, seen here talking to the queen consort yesterday has accused buckingham palace of beingally racist. it all amounts to an uncomfortable reminder at the start of wilyman catherine's us visit of the comments about racist attitudes by the duchess of sussex. william's spokesman has said racism has no place in british society and it was right that lady hussey had stepped aside. a short time ago the prince of wales launched celebrations for the earthshot prize, which is his initiative to tackle climate change. take a listen to what he had to say. 60 years ago presidentjohn f kennedy's moonshot speech laid down a challenge to american innovation and ingenuity. "we choose to go to the moon," he said. "not because it is easy, but because it is hard." it was that moonshot speech that inspired me to launch the earthshot prize with the aim of doing the same for climate change as president kennedy did for the space race. let's get some of the day's other news. south africa's president, cyril ramaphosa, faces the threat of eventual impeachment after an inquiry found he may have violate

even if it's small pizarro i do leaving william and harry with a grandmother. queen elizabeth charles flew to paris to bring diana's body. home ridiculous really occur yearly this sunday. you accompanied him after his plane landed, and he was very affected by what had just happened to sir bessy easy was the tragic visit. but when we wished to plan well, despite the short notice that mel greater liberty, if they declare thee in less than 3 hours, the french authorities had mobilized the entire government and a battalion of the republican god to pay homage to an allied nation. and a grieving family in new la de la fontose susie rule, at the end of his very brief stay in france. charles told us that he was truly impressed with the way the french public authorities had handled this tragic event of e. a. d. as said it more crushed after that charles's top priority was to shield his children from the press. a few days later he in his son's public, he paid the final respects to diana. looking at the sea of flowers, left by mourners, and walking behind her coffin. ah, after