— they came up with the protocol or windsor framework, we said this presents — windsor framework, weing problem _ and the unionist community, trading problem and a political problem, and they said. _ problem and a political problem, and they said, we will resolve those problems— they said, we will resolve those problems come out we said, we will work_ problems come out we said, we will work with— problems come out we said, we will work with you to resolve them, then shortly _ work with you to resolve them, then shortly after that we said there is a resource — shortly after that we said there is a resource problem which is playing out on _ a resource problem which is playing out on the — a resource problem which is playing out on the streets of northern ireland — out on the streets of northern ireland because of the public sector pay rises _ ireland because of the public sector pay rises and they should be paid and the _ pay rises and they should be paid and the money is now found, so we pressed _ and the money is now found, so we pressed the — and the money is now found, so we presse

though we were told that the windsor framework could not be reopened, we have succeeded.at there would be no change in the green lane, the green lane is gone. when we were told there would be no removal of barriers on trade between gb and northern ireland, we have removed all checks within the uk internal market system, apart from those ordinary required for criminality and the prevention of smuggling. and we were told that there would be no legal change to there would be no legal change to the windsor framework or the eu text. and yet, as part of the process of trust and commitment as we proceed, colleagues will have noticed just yesterday the publication of over 60 pages of legislative change to text on the european perspective that will allow the rest of the world products and the rest of the world products and the benefits of uk—wide trade deals to truly be available on a uk—wide basis. so we are very grateful to the secretary of state, to the prime minister who was here and indeed, for the offers of support and commitment we have had from his majesty's loyal oppositi

frame _ deal is consistent with the windsor frame it— deal is consistent with the windsor frame it as frame it as written down or it is not it— frame it as written down or it is not if it— frame it as written down or it is not if it is, _ frame it as written down or it is not. if it is, it is hard to see what — not. if it is, it is hard to see what new— not. if it is, it is hard to see what new thingsjeffrey not. if it is, it is hard to see what new things jeffrey donaldson has to _ what new things jeffrey donaldson has to sell to his party, because that framework has been there for over a _ that framework has been there for over a year~ — that framework has been there for over a year. if it is not, then the european — over a year. if it is not, then the european union are going to have something — european union are going to have something to say because we are unilaterally changing the bilateral treaty~ _ unilaterally changing the bilateral trea . , ., _ unilaterally changing the bilateral trea. ,., _ . unilaterally changing the bilateral trea. . ., unilaterally changing the bilater

to the windsor framework, to removing the irish windsor framework, to removing the irish sea _ windsor park it -- party— internal market? the dup is the park it -- party of— internal market? the dup is the park it —— party of delivery and we have secured _ it —— party of delivery and we have secured change, and that change has been delivered by a party that is work— been delivered by a party that is work together, and i am confident my party will— work together, and i am confident my party will continue to work together to deliver— party will continue to work together to deliver more change in the future — to deliver more change in the future. ,, . ., , ., ,, ., future. secretary of state, did the eu will aet future. secretary of state, did the eu will get site _ future. secretary of state, did the eu will get site of _ future. secretary of state, did the eu will get site of the _ eu will get site of the command paper— eu will get site of the command paper before _ eu will get site of the command paper before it _ eu will get site of the command paper before it was _ eu will get site o

either the deal is consistent with the windsor framework as written down, or it is not. is, it is hard to see what new things jeffrey donnison has to sell to his party because that framework has been there for over year. if not, they will have something to say because they say we are changing that bilateral treaty. >> what matters to unionists is they remain a full integral party. does the green and red lane system and which is already in play, introduced in september, does it achieve that for unionists in northern ireland? >> more so than the pre-existing protocol did the framerk make it easier. you have to accept it is slightly strange having a customs and regulatory border within a sovereign state, which is the situation we've ended up with. now the lane helps. those people have trusted trader status can go through there. they still have to fill in paperwork. you still have to fill in paperwork to trade with northern ireland. the odd check to make sure no one is abusing the system. but for those not part of that trader scheme, there will be checks. cracks as you read

framework. conditionality is in the windsor framework-— conditionality is in the windsor framework.ment, headlines coming up for you very shortly. hello there. we've seen some very strong winds across northern areas of scotland today. and with those severe gales came some pretty big waves pummelling the coastline of shetland. but it wasn't shetland where the strongest winds in this storm were. no, they were in the core of storm ingunn and that mows straight across the faroe islands to our northwest. no, they were in the core of storm ingunn and that mowed straight across the faroe islands to our northwest. now, landsverk is the public authority that runs the infrastructure in the faroe islands. they reported a gust on one of their weather stations of 155 mph. in relatively well sheltered torshavn, we had a top gust of 120 mph there in the capital of the faroe islands. thankfully, those really powerful winds stayed well away from our shores. we had a top gust of 75 in lerwick and not far behind that in the highlands and the hebrides. now, overnight tonight we've got a band of rain, a

we were told the windsor — would not be possible. told the windsor framework could - would not be possible. we were told the windsor framework could not i would not be possible. we were toldj the windsor framework could not be reopened. we have succeeded. though we were told there would be no change in the green lane, the green lane is gone. where we were told there would be no removal of barriers on trade between gb and northern ireland, we have removed all tracks within the uk internal market system, save for those ordinarily required for criminality and the prevention of smuggling. and we were told there would be no legal change to the windsor framework, or that eu text. yet, as part of the progress of trust and commitment, as we proceed, colleagues will have noticed just yesterday the publication of over 60 pages of legislative change to text on a european perspective which will allow rest of the world products, and the benefits of uk wide trade deals to truly be available on a uk wide basis. so, we are very grateful to the secre

she is then expected to return home to windsor, where she lives with her husband, prince william, andhe prime minister is facing another test of his authority today, over plans to send migrants to rwanda. rishi sunak is trying to revive government proposals to send some asylum seekers to the east african country, arguing it will deter people from crossing the channel in small boats. but he suffered the biggest rebellion of his premiership in parliament last night — and two deputy chairs of the conservative party resigned, saying the bill wasn't tough enough. damian grammaticas has more. is your party too split to back the bill? yesterday saw the biggest rebellion of his prime ministership. today, more tory divisions could be on show. all on a policy rishi sunak has put at the heart of his agenda, so a tempting target for an opposition leader. it's a farce. only this government could waste hundreds of millions of pounds on a removals policy that doesn't remove anyone. only this government could claim that it's going to get flights off the ground, only to discover that they couldn't fin

windsor to continued recovery from surgery. in bristol have been named locally as 15—year—old mason rist and 16—year—old max dixon. witnesses say they were attacked by a group of people who fled in a car. police in bristol say they have arrested a 44—year—old man and a 15—year—old boy and they remain in custody. police have begun a murder investigation and they said a vehicle had been seized. the metro mayor of the west of england, dan norris, told us what action is needed to prevent these attacks. this needs national attention from national government. every week there is a stabbing of this kind, as serious as this, in my region alone, which covers beyond bristol. just in the last two years, there was another incident where a young person was stabbed and killed in a mining community, radstock. it also happens in other communities, places like bath had a fatal stabbing last year where another young person was killed, and now we have these two incidents in bristol. so we need to grasp the fact that this is a very serious thing t

i want to show you some video from arata lane in elsberry circle in windsor. it shows drivers not making complete stops at a stop sign. the windsor police department says the new pilot program, with a company called aveo, is collecting data and reporting it back to the department. the department says it does not give out fines or citations automatically, but it is found that between december 31st and january 21st, there are an average of 110 violations per day at that intersection. windsor police say they will now be scheduling enforcements during peak days and times. >> all right, here's a look at the stories trending tonight on ktvu.com. one of the top stories. the only person who was injured and survived the mass shooting in half moon bay is speaking out about his grief and gratitude. in the east bay, a woman was found dead inside a home near brentwood early this morning following an hours long standoff, and a woman was rescued after she spent the night trapped on top of an overturned vehicle surrounded by water near lake duvall in livermore. you can find t

in windsor great park, dropping by the celebrations, the prince and princess of wales.s chaotic and a complete contrast to the formality of the coronation. all: awwww! crowd counts down that evening, a concert fit for a king. 20,000 members of the public, including charity volunteers and nhs workers, filled the east lawn of windsor castle. everybody! # never... in the royal box, prince george and princess charlotte joined the family, dancing along to musical royalty. and prince william took to the stage to pay a very personal tribute. as my grandmother said when she was crowned, coronations are a declaration of our hopes for the future. and i know she's up there fondly keeping an eye on us. and she'd be a very proud mother. cheering william talked about his father's 50 years of service, his work on the environment, the prince's trust, and... perhaps most importantly of all, my father has always understood that people of all faiths, all backgrounds and all communities deserve to be celebrated and supported. cheering and applause pa, we are all so proud of you. and i also

this is video from arata lane and ellsbury circle in windsor showing drivers not making complete stopsa stop sign, the windsor police department says a new pilot program with obvio is recording drivers collecting data and giving feedback to the department about driving habits. the department says it does not give out fines or citations automatically, but they do say based on the data, there will now be scheduling. they will now be scheduling intelligence based enforcement during peak days and times to ensure complete stops at busy intersections. all right, 49ers just a few days away from facing the lions in the nfc champions trip. coming up after the break, we introduce you to one superfan who's putting her passion to paper. and then coming up a little later tonight on the 10:00 news, donald trump securing another victory in new hampshire tonight in his effort to reclaim the white house. what this means for nikki haley's campaign coming tonight in order for small businesses to thrive, they need to be smart, efficient, savvy. making the most of every opportunity. that's why comcast busi

she will now be recuperating back at windsor.ng to see her carry out public duties until after easter. the prince of wales has cleared his schedule to look after her. he may be back in action once she has settled at home. we are expecting to hear about the king and his treatment and care later this afternoon. iran denies it was involved in a drone attack which killed three us soldiers and injured 3a others on a military base in jordan yesterday, near the border with syria. the base at al tanf was later named by officials as tower 22. president biden said the attack had been carried out by iran—backed militant groups operating in syria and iraq. he's vowed to retaliate. this was the latest in more than 100 attacks against us bases by iran—backed militias in the middle east since the current escalation in gaza between hamas which is designated a terrorist organisation by the us and the uk and us ally israel. the prime minister rishi sunak gave his reaction to the strike. we are concerned and would urge iran to continue to de—escala

back home windsor. wales. back home in windsor. >> cameron . and remind us >> yes, cameron.emind us the statement we heard the original statement we heard from kensington palace, said the princess of wales would not be returning to her royal duties till easter. is that correct ? till easter. is that correct? >> yes, exactly . so the princess >> yes, exactly. so the princess of wales is expected to recover at home. behind the scenes of course. she had pretty major surgery , as we understand it, surgery, as we understand it, because you're not in a hospital for two weeks unless it is pretty significant surgery and kensington palace have not changed any of the information they gave us close to two weeks ago. now, we're not expecting to see the princess wales in see the princess of wales in pubuc see the princess of wales in public around easter. of public until around easter. of course, it all depends on medical advice and we'll have to see close to the time if that medical advice has changed. of course, once the princess of wales her care at home in windsor and her recovery as

working with the european commission and the uk government about implementing and rolling out the windsorsures consumers in northern ireland get the goods they want, but we have the lowest possible costs for business and we are having to adjust to that as well.— adjust to that as well. william bain, adjust to that as well. william bain. thank — adjust to that as well. william bain, thank you _ adjust to that as well. william bain, thank you for _ adjust to that as well. william bain, thank you for that. - to the world of banking now — because hsbc has been fined more than 57 million pounds by the bank of england — for "serious failings" over its measures to protect customer deposits. regulators found hsbc failed to accurately identify deposits eligible for britain's financial services compensation scheme — which protects customers' money up to £85,000 in case a bank goes bust the bbc�*s business editor simonjack has been looking at this. simon, £57 million is a small amount for a financial giant like hsbc, but what about customers, was their money ever at risk? it isa it is a big fine, th

daniela relph, bbc news, windsor castle.r's afterwards. and i'm a lease with 13 nominations that we will have to wait for a whole month to find out the winners of each award category at the ceremony in february. let's hear a clip of some of the nominees for the award, including best actor and best actress. the for the award, including best actor and best actress.— and best actress. the nominations for leadin: and best actress. the nominations for leading actress _ and best actress. the nominations for leading actress are... - and best actress. the nominations for leading actress are... fantasia| for leading actress are... fantasia barrino — the color purple. sandra huller — anatomy of a fall. carey mulligan — maestro. vivian oparah — rye lane. margot robbie — barbie. emma stone — poor things. feit rye lane. margot robbie - barbie. emma stone - poor things. felt the nominees for— emma stone - poor things. felt the nominees for leading _ emma stone - poor things. felt the nominees for leading actor - emma stone - poor things.

i'll be dealing with the wayward windsor in no uncertain terms at ten. plus, rebecca jane has announced her shock resignation as deputy leader of ukip. i'll bring you the first interview with the former deputy leader later this hour. interview with the former deputy leader later this hour . so, two leader later this hour. so, two hours of big opinion. big debate and big entertainment . this is and big entertainment. this is your perfect saturday night in. so why don't you crack open a cold beer, pop open a glass of, i don't know, pinot grigio or get the kettle on and let's get to work. first up, the news headunes to work. first up, the news headlines and our anne armstrong. >> thanks, mark. it's very good evening to you for the gb newsroom. norfolk police has referred itself to the independent watchdog after failing to respond to a 999 call from a home where four bodies were subsequently found . the were subsequently found. the force was contacted by a force says it was contacted by a man at 6 am. on friday, but no officers were deployed. around an later

windsor framework uh, sought to bnng windsor framework uh, sought to bring about a difference between in northern ireland, barriers between the two. and, of course , between the two. and, of course, if you live and work in northern ireland, as we do all of our business, most of our business with the rest of the united kingdom, so those chains kingdom, so those supply chains are important to us. are very, very important to us. and dup been saying and what the dup has been saying and they've been and what they've been negotiating about over this past two years, has been the two years, has been about the internal united internal market of the united kingdom, internal kingdom, restoring the internal market of the united kingdom, fulfilling union . if fulfilling the act of union. if you have that free you like to have that free trade, about. so it'd be trade, moving about. so it'd be very see very interesting tomorrow to see the paper, to see what's the command paper, to see what's in it in relation to trade, but also in relation to all of the other parts around it as well. what it say abo

i'll be dealing with the wayward windsor in no uncertain terms at ten.tonight is donald trump. now unstop liable. and as the princess of wales languishes in hospital, how worried should we be about the health of our future queen? and should the remarkable princess anne step forward with a more senior role amid this royal staffing crisis? i'll be asking . the queen of i'll be asking. the queen of american showbiz, royal and political reporting kinsey schofield. we've got tomorrow's front pages at 1030 sharp, with three top pundits who haven't been told what to say , who don't been told what to say, who don't follow the rules and don't follow the rules and don't follow the rules and don't follow the script. tonight rebecca, jane, mike green and neil wallace . now i'll be neil wallace. now i'll be catching up with rebecca before the end of the show because she has announced her shock departure as deputy leader of ukip. what's going on and what is the future for that party? plus, the most important part of the show your emails, they come straight to my lapto

but now the eu and uk have reached a fresh accommodation and it will make a minor amendment to the windsorrn ireland importers can now benefit from those uk free—trade deals. so that is one definitive piece of concrete information we've actually seen today. information we've actually seen toda . �* , information we've actually seen toda . v ., ~ information we've actually seen toda . �*, ., ,, ., ., today. let's talk live now to the minister for _ today. let's talk live now to the minister for trade _ today. let's talk live now to the minister for trade and - today. let's talk live now to the . minister for trade and employment today. let's talk live now to the - minister for trade and employment in ireland. reaction to what you have heard over the last few hours? first of all it's really _ heard over the last few hours? first of all it's really positive. we were very pleased to see a pathway to get devolved _ very pleased to see a pathway to get devolved government back functioning a-ain devolved government back functioning again in— devolved government back functioning again in northern

i think there's been a significant reduction but i think we had that in the windsor framework anyway,eir was a significant reduction in the number of checks and i think that has been slimmed down further and i think that is welcome but at the end of the day i'm not going to do a running commentary on the deal, it's up running commentary on the deal, it's up to sir geoffrey to sell the deal to his party and i will let him do that and leave that for him to do but i'm very aware and very conscious on behalf of my colleagues that we could have got to the same place many years ago and without any of the damage, and that is the bit i find difficult today. we will put that behind us and go and do our jobs as we are meant to do and do them in good faith with the other parties because we want to see this place work and we want a better future for the people outside who voted for us, whatever party they voted for us, whatever party they voted for, so it is what it is but i think to say there would be no checks in the irish sea would set the bar lower than pre—brexit terms and we need to be real

a way to showcase the very best in craftmanship before being moved to windsor castle.e of scale, and will be able to compare the smaller items to the real thing. in the 1920s, the vacuum cleaner was a relatively new invention. hoover themselves made a mini version for the dolls' house, one of several pieces that were more useful than extravagant. this was actually made by singer. and you can see that it's absolutely made correctly as a real full sized sewing machine would be made. so all the wheels turn, the treadle works properly and it's properly hinged. so the little flaps work up. if i take off the tiny little scissors, you canjust see how how it folds up and the scissors actually work as well. they do. i've tried them on a piece of paper and they do actually properly cut, of course, amongst the ordinary, it's highly valuable — these are scaled down crown jewels. they include real diamonds and a ruby. then the elaborately decorated grand piano. look inside it and you see it's been properly strung. it is a dolls' house like no other, a scaled down insight into an ar

but coming up, we will be in windsor. because be live in windsor. why?ir time in hospital. stay with us. see you shortly >> only on gb news, the people's channel >> only on gb news, the people's channel, britain's news channel . channel, britain's news channel. >> well, it's 227. king charles and the princess of wales have both returned home. they returned home yesterday after their time in the hospital post—surgery , the king was seen post—surgery, the king was seen smiling as he left the premises with the queen after three nights of medical care following his so his operation. yes, so kensington palace said the princess is making good progress as returned to windsor. so as she returned to windsor. so that's good news. and gb news royal correspondent cameron walker joins us now from windsor. >> cameron, this has been a tncky >> cameron, this has been a tricky time for the royal family. so many senior figures undergoing going hospital level care are things now back on the road to recovery ? road to recovery? >> yeah, it certainly has been a struggle, tom

great park and windsor castle in private time to recuperate for 13 nights following abdominal surgeryks the medical staff and also wanted to thank the dedicated nursing staff who looked after her while she was here. : :, :, :, here. around the world and across the uk, this _ here. around the world and across the uk, this is— here. around the world and across the uk, this is 33c— here. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. - here. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. let's i here. around the world and across l the uk, this is bbc news. let's have a look at the other strands making headlines and the families of the people killed in the families of the people killed in the families of the people killed in the families of the people killed and left summers attack and nodding in and met with prime minister downing street calling for a public inquiry into the killings and the caretaker ian coates. he was sentenced to an indefinite hospital order last week. it's total of four people have not been arrested in connection to the stabbings of two teenage boys, st

around windsor castle, where she'll have some private time to recuperate as well. following her abdominal surgery. in a statement from her spokesperson, she too thanked the medical staff here at the london clinic but she wanted to thank the dedicated nursing staff who looked after her while she was here. hello there. temperatures will continue to fluctuate through the rest of this week. on sunday of course, we saw temperatures in highland scotland of 20 degrees. after a frost, typical temperatures on monday afternoon were six degrees. the highest temperatures this time were across southern parts of the uk, the cloud breaking up here and there to give some sunshine and there to give some sunshine and 1a degrees in cambridgeshire. in between, thicker cloud on these weather fronts, an area of low pressure, bringing some wet weather, moving away to the north sea, so it's turning drier. that will keep the temperatures up, clearer skies for scotland and northern ireland, it could be a frosty start early in the morning. but the professional of —— promise of more sunshine

i think the windsor framework is working.working effectively on the ground. i think the issues that arise now in northern ireland are really matters between the dup, and the british government. and if they are involved in bilateral talks about what concessions can be made or what can be done. ., ., , , done. you have suggested in the ast few done. you have suggested in the past few months, _ done. you have suggested in the past few months, and _ done. you have suggested in the past few months, and the - done. you have suggested in the | past few months, and the former cabinet minister mr butler suggested, that to involve the government more in the running of northern ireland. a sensitive issue. is that where this is going? your government getting involved more in northern ireland because of this long impasse? haste northern ireland because of this long impasse? we want the friday agreement _ this long impasse? we want the friday agreement to _ this long impasse? we want the friday agreement to function . friday agreement to f

away from the public eye as she was driven from here back home to adelaide cottage, her home on the windsorhe�*d been in hospital for 13 nights following her abdominal surgery. and in a statement from her spokesperson, she too thanked the medical staff here at the london clinic but also said in particular that she wanted to thank the dedicated nursing staff who had looked after her while she was here. russian figure skater kamila valieva has been stripped of her medals after being handed a four—year ban for doping. the then 15—year—old wow the world when she helped her team win gold at the 2022 winter olympics by becoming the first woman to complete a quadruple jump at an olympic event. but her achievement was quickly mired in controversy after it was revealed she had tested positive for a banned drug — typically used to treat angina — two months earlier. earlier, i spoke to jackie wong, a journalist from rocker skating. at the beijing olympics kamila valieva was supposed to have been really one of the big stars of the 2022 olympic games in figure skating. and what happened was the stardom

it is expected she will remain in hospitalfor ten to m days before returning home to windsor to continueer recovery. we are told by kensington palace that based on the current medical advice, she is unlikely to return to public duties until after easter. i will take you through some of the rest of the statement. it says she will appreciate the interest this statement will generate. she hopes the public will understand her desire to maintain as much normality for her children as possible. of course, we know she has three young children, and her wish that personal medical information remains private. so we shouldn't expect over however long it takes for her to recuperate to get a running commentary, but we understand it is noncancerous. but clearly, as our colleagues at the bbc health unit have been saying, it is clear from the turn of the statement that whatever was affecting the princess of wales was serious. it is a ten to m day stay in hospital and that is significant. do we know how serious? thankfully, the surgery was successful, but there we have any idea how severe it is? ., , , th

windsor was one hopping down. part of the issue and digitizing was that they didn't know what they had in those papers. nobody had gone through. of the papers, about 300,000 pages had never been published. most of the papers belonged to george iii because he was king for 60 years. every day i would flush my badge at the henry viii gate and flush my badge again at that norman gate and up 102 stone steps and up 21 wooden stairs to the top of the round tower begun by william the conqueror in the 11th century. that's where the papers are kept. >> seems secure. >> secure as a castle can make them. george was his own secretary until late in life when he began to go blind. he wrote not only has correspondence but he made the copies himself. he's a great list maker. lists of theater productions that he would see. going through --. >> he's perfect for our top 10 fascinations. >> yes just don't let him get on twitter. and the paper, some of them have been published but a lot have not. you have this tactile sense of being in

she had left out of the public eye in a vehicle to recuperate in windsor after 13 nights are spent atehind me, the london clinic in marylebone. with queen camilla alongside him, it was a very different kind of departure. he came through the doors behind me with the queen at his side, there was a huge crowd waiting for him in this part of central london. he smiled, he waved, he looked very happy to be out of hospital understandably. he didn't say much, there were a few questions asking him how he was and how he was doing, but he didn't answer. hejust smiled how he was doing, but he didn't answer. he just smiled and waved at people. he looked well, he was working fine, the queen at his side. she had arrived about an hour before to accompany him as he was discharged from hospital. he spent three nights here after having that surgery on friday for an enlarged prostate. the queen has been here with him each day. he i have some time to recuperate primary before any public engagements. it could be any public engagements. it could be a month before we see the king again carrying out any kind

kensington palace said that she was making good progress at home in windsor.nt a third night at the same hospital in london where he has been receiving treatment for his prostate. he was visited again by queen camilla who made two visits to the london clinic. there's been no update on the king's condition since friday, but the queen said he was doing well following the procedure. following catherine's discharge, our correspondence spoke to me. princess of wales has — correspondence spoke to me. princess of wales has been _ correspondence spoke to me. princess of wales has been discharged - correspondence spoke to me. princess of wales has been discharged from - of wales has been discharged from the clinic here and she has made her way back to her residence at windsor, and the statement says that she is making good progress. and prince and princess wish to say thank you to the team here, especially the dedicated nursing staff. and they say they continue to be grateful for the well wishes they have received from around the world. catherine came into hospital on

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she was driven away from here this morning, driven away from here this morning, driven to windsor, soblic sight of her as she left hospital. she of course had been here for 13 nights in all. so a long stay for her after that abdominal surgery. there was a statement from her spokesperson saying that she was making good progress and that she wanted to thank medical staff who had looked after her, in particular the dedicated team of nurses who were taken care of her. and from the king, a statement thanking those who looked after him and supported him here in hospital. a period of recuperation for them both now, the king unlikely to resume engagements for a month or so, king unlikely to resume engagements fora month orso, and king unlikely to resume engagements for a month or so, and for the princess of wales a longer recovery back home at windsor. we are unlikely to see her doing any official royal duties until after easter. figs official royal duties until after easter. �* , official royal duties until after easter. ~ , ., ., official royal duties until after easter. �* , ., . . easter.

it includes windsor as well as grayton as well.o we do have some low lying flooding going on out there. you need a reminder. just be careful. el alameda county. this one little stretch just south of sunol. also with an advisory for a little bit longer as we back up just a bit here, here's a look again at the four hour time lapse where all thatrillionain pushed through. but at this time a few sprinkles a possibility. still, as we roll through your monday. but that steady rain is moving east and out of the area as we get into the sierra, though the snow here continues with advisory that go until 10:00 this evening for the west slope and over the greater lake tahoe area. there's actually an avalanche warning. here's a look at the details on the advisory for travel. if you are thinking about heading up until 10:00 this evening, right there along the west slope could see several inches of new snow all the way down to about 6000ft. the avalanche warning for the greater lake tahoe area goes until early tomorrow morning. for all that new s

door, the front door of the london clinic, and we know that the princess of wales returned home to windsorom surgery from this hospital, we're told she is making very good progress, and we are expecting king charles also to be leaving. he has been treated at the same hospital, he was in the same hospital as kate, the london clinic, being treated for enlarged prostate. saudi princess of wales 13 nights in hospital since her operation, and we are now waiting for king charles to possibly walk through these doors in the next few minutes also, which is why we are keeping a close eye. butjust to bring you more on that statement from the prince of wales, the prince and princess wish to say a huge thank you to the entire team at london clinic, especially to the dedicated nursing staff for the care they have provided. the family are grateful for all the good wishes they have received, but the news is that the princess of wales has returned home and is making good progress. now the weather with ben rich. hello. it is mild in the south of the uk today, but not as mild as it was yesterday. the highlan

daniela ralph, bbc news, windsor castle. that's astonishing, isn't it!mate died more than a year ago. our midlands correspondent phil mackie reports. it was minus five and swan lake was thick with ice when sally started her slippy morning commute. every day she sets off for school, waddling injust in time for the day's first lesson, before settling down in front of her reflection. sally's been filmed making the journey since 2022 and drivers have had to get used to stopping to let her through. we saw it on, i think it was monday morning, walking over the zebra crossing. it was walking in front of us, so it's like it knows where to cross, doesn't it? she'll sit there and she'll, like, just be staring at her reflection in the window. there used to be two of them on this lake here, but now there's only the one, and all she does is stay over this way. it's the story of a broken heart which began when sally's mate died and she was left alone. this is where she comes for companionship. she's often solitary on the lake - or near to the lake and then makes a jou

of course the princess was slipped out of a side door and she vanished off towards windsor. we haven't seen her since christmas, we will not see her for months now. that has raised some eyebrows. i think the issue here of course is we don't know what the procedure, was and what the president was, but previous visits to hospital which her and her children for example, she always appeared on the doorstep. the only suggestion we are getting there aren't many leaks on this is from hospital or the palace in, fact is that it is simply a private matter. it is a private medical issue. she has a right to privacy and you will be able to see her again when she is a fit and healthy. so there are some questions surrounding -- she has appeared in the public before when she has been in hospital, mud that is all the information we have at this point. >> all right, max foster, thank you so, much we will be right back. >>

of course, the princess was slipped out a side door and she vanished off towards windsor.haven't seen her since christmas. we won't see her for months now. that has raised some eyebrows. i think the issue here, of course, is we don't know what the procedure was and what the reason might be. she doesn't appear in front of the cameras, but in previous visits to hospital, when she had her children, for example, she always appeared on the doorstep. the only suggestion we're getting because there aren't any leaked from the hospital or the palace in fact is it's simply a private matter. it's a private medical issue and she has a right to privacy and you'll be able to see her again when she's fit and healthy. so there are some questions around it, and she has appeared in the public before when she's been in hospital. but that's all the information we have at this point. >> max foster, thanks so much. we'll be right back. >>> incredible photos to show you off the coast of california. this may be the first ever glimpse of a newborn great white shark in the wild. they captured the 5

there's two there's two sorts to the windsors . there is the official windsors.ere you woul anything ndrew anywhere side of the windsor where you woulanything royal, anywhere side of the windsor where you woulanything royal, anythere's near anything royal, but there's a side . he's still, a family side. he's still, despite everything that goes on, he's still a member the he's still a member of the family and loves him . family and he loves him. >> he loves his brother and he loves him. >> kwasi he still? he's >> kwasi does he still? he's still brother, but you still a brother, but you. you would that the king would have thought that the king giving allegations have giving these allegations have come out today would be come out again today would be having a chat with andrew and saying things like, you know, what is going on here? you've already denied everything, but they coming out . there they keep coming out. there must be to this , you be something more to this, you know. what evidence have you got, andrew, defend yourself got, andrew, to defend yourself again

winter, but it's reopened during the summer of 1942 more than 7500 people came up to such as to pick a windsor. this was a very large number in the zoo. we had lush animals as well. unfortunately, the left hand side and it's always bombing betty, the ellison, whom everyone knew lopped, she died under the ruins of her enclosure because of a highest bush and boom, simply followed them. the gate house next to the 2nd large animal was a hateful cold beauty. she survived through the inside, located and leave with us for several years after the war. thanks to the care of the employees. yeah, those stories of tragedy bravery and 1st the veterans continue online at all if you dot com remarking 80 years today, since the end of the siege. open that in the crowd. this is out to you in the us in the middle schools only take some of the music from you the goals for the the this the directed you mean? yes ma'am. this to image the day. my in is the she said to you, the munoz, the queen. yes, what i mean, what said as he gets paid to the niche for billy. beautiful gloss and just gets a place to invest flash s

welcome to the beautiful villa windsor.ce was built more than 100 years ago, we are the first american tv network to ever be allowed inside. king edward gave up the crown and buckingham palace so he could live here with his love, the american divorcee wallis simpson. >> good morning, maggie. welcome to villa windsor. >> reporter: good morning. long shrouded in secrecy, gma got an exclusive invite inside. it's so beautiful here. i cannot believe we get to go inside. >> you're one of the first to come visit. please come in. >> reporter: wow. it is beautiful. the royal family only making one official visit to the ostracized king. >> members of the royal family visited him at his home. >> reporter: a moment recreated in the netflix drama "the crown." >> we've had our disagreements, but you've always remained my favorite uncle. >> reporter: you have your work cut out for you. the villa now stands empty, but was once the home of grand society parties. so exciting to actually be inside villa windsor. there's so much secrecy and my

but as it contains energy over windsor releases that energy into the ice around and then lowered this interior region to continue to accelerate. not just in the summer, but also in the winter. there's no going back on very, very difficult to bicycle environment back. nothing other than an ice age is the we found mount water inside the ice, which is new and important information. it might be that the ice contains huge amounts of liquid, want to that final ice as melted the even our best model, as i predicted in the lifespan of our children, temperatures and sea levels will rise files to and foster until the world might well become unrecognizable. one seems like a doomsday scenario from a science fiction story is becoming reality. we must listen. so the scientists those who say we have no time to waste the nature is trying to tell us something the, the ego some 4000 on a large fish farm. and nigeria is making a successful investment in the sustainable future. possible culture is becoming increasingly important when it comes to feeding the country's population advocate in 30 minutes dw,

. >> she returned to windsor.oining us now to discuss this further, royal correspondent michael cole michael, morning to you . you. >> good morning eamonn. good morning, isabel. >> good morning eamonn. good morning, isabel . yeah. his morning, isabel. yeah. his majesty looked really rather fine, didn't he ? almost as if fine, didn't he? almost as if he'd been on holiday , um, waving he'd been on holiday, um, waving at the crowds , talking to them. at the crowds, talking to them. and i rather fancy that trump are the court hairdresser. had beenin are the court hairdresser. had been in there because he looked rather well. looked got his hair cut there really rather nice and trim and quite clearly very glad that it's all over. but i must say, um, he has been in hospital in london before 1962, when he was 12 years old. he was rushed to great ormond street hospital with a very hot appendix. it was an emergency emergency appendectomy and literally the surgeons saved his life. it was played down at the time, but it was r

but it fits, it contains energy over windsor releases that energy into the ice around it. and a lowering this interior region to continue to accelerate not just in the summer, but also in the wind. there's no going back on it. it's very, very difficult to bicycle environment back nothing other than an ice age. the we found mount water inside the ice, which is new and important information. it might be that the ice contains huge amounts of liquid, won't to that final ice as melted the even our best model is high predicted. in the lifespan of our children, temperatures and sea levels will rise faster and faster until the world might well become unrecognizable. one seems like a doomsday scenario from a science fiction story is becoming reality. we must listen. so the scientists those who say we have no time to waste the nature is trying to tell us something the, the other 77 percent coming to use. i'm monrovia checking on the relationship between this and and how i teach at the streets. we base, we have some controversial views about the role of women in liberia. yeah, rules

if he wants to remain at his home on the windsor estate . it's being windsor estate.nister is being investigated for breaching expenses rules , according to the expenses rules, according to the times, paul maynard used more than £100,000 of taxpayers money to promote the conservative party and his own re—election . party and his own re—election. the amount appears to have been spent on printing stationery and rent . the allegations came to rent. the allegations came to light after a local conservative member raised concerns that the mp for blackpool north has denied any wrongdoing . the denied any wrongdoing. the chancellor says that he's not sure if the government can afford to offer any more tax cuts to voters before the next election. a 2% reduction in national insurance comes into force today, which jeremy hunt claims will benefit 27 million people and save the average family. with two earners nearly £1,000 this year. however the government has frozen the income tax threshold, pushing many into higher brackets, offsetting the benefit of that national insurance cut