helena wilkinson is at windsor castle. give us the latest.e of edinburgh _ give us the latest. the duke of edinburgh arrived _ give us the latest. the duke of edinburgh arrived back- give us the latest. the duke of edinburgh arrived back here i give us the latest. the duke of edinburgh arrived back here at| edinburgh arrived back here at windsor castle at around 11.15 having travelled from the central london hospital, these king edward vii hospital by car, coming back here to windsor castle. he looked in the picture we saw at the hospital of him in the back—seat of the car, i thought he looked remarkably well given he is 99 years old and has just spent 28 nights in hospital being treated. he did probably look a little tired, which is understandable, but he will continue to be treated in terms of rest, recuperation, here at the hospital, doctors will be here watching him still no doubt. the queen will no doubt be pleased her husband is back here. they will have communicated while the duke was in hospital but it would no doubt have been concern

the duke also celebrated his 99th birthday here at windsor castle last year.that the duke is responding to treatment and is comfortable, it is his longest day so far in hospital and no doubt the queen will be concerned and will be wanting her husband home as soon as possible. helena wilkinson in windsor, thank you. they're calling it a "variant of concern" and that's why the race is on to find the missing traveller who has tested positive for it. five others have contracted the mutated form of coronavirus discovered in brazil, which is thought to be more transmissable and may be more resistent to vaccines — three of them in scotland, but they have been tracked and traced, and authorities say risks are being kept to a minimum. 0ur health correspondent, jim reed, reports. even in the middle of a pandemic, more than 100 flights land at heathrow every day. from the middle of february, anyone from a covid high—risk area has been transferred to a special quarantine hotel. but in the weeks before that, it's now emerged at least four people arrived here from brazil ca

the couple have been here at windsor castle for the past year orso at windsor castle for the past yearg very well and happy. here at windsor castle, celebrating the duke's 19th celebrating the duke's19th birthday. he is of course due to be 100 years old —— 99th birthday. he is due to be 104 months�* time. the palace has said the duke is comfortable and responding to treatment which is good news but there is no doubt the queen here will be concerned about her husband and wanting him home as soon as. thank you. the headlines on bbc news... the duke of edinburgh has been transferred to another london hospital to be treated for an infection, and tested for a heart condition. health officials are trying to locate one of the first people in the uk thought to have contracted a new variant of coronavirus from brazil that may be more resistant to vaccines. the 9—year—old with a lesson for the world. we report from a school in yemen, where, after years of conflict around them, they are learning against all odds. with his budgetjust two days away, chancellor rishi sunak is under pressure from mps

he's back here at windsor castle and no doubt watched by doctors here as he continues his rest with hisinues his rest with his wife, the queen at the castle. stay with us because _ the queen at the castle. stay with us because i— the queen at the castle. stay with us because i want _ the queen at the castle. stay with us because i want to _ the queen at the castle. stay with us because i want to talk - the queen at the castle. stay with us because i want to talk to - the queen at the castle. stay with us because i want to talk to about j us because i want to talk to about another royal development. in other royal news, cbs this morning host gayle king, who is a friend of the duke and duchess of sussex, has said that there have been phone calls between prince harry, his brother and his father, but they have been unproductive. king gave this update on cbs this morning. harry has spoken to his brother and his father as well. the word i was given is that those conversations were not productive, but they are glad that they at least have started a conversation. i think what is upsetting to th

that confirmation probably won't come until he is safely back at windsor castle.to saint bartholomew is hospital, where he was treated for that infection, and also had a successful procedure for also had a successful procedure for a pre—existing heart condition. he was then brought back here, where he stayed for a number of days, but now after a month in hospital, the duke of edinburgh has now left and we expect him to be back on his way to winter. huge relief, because he is 99 years old, not far off his 100th birthday, and there was clearly concerned about his extended stay in hospital. the biggest member states of the eu havejoined a growing list of nations suspending the use of the oxford astrazeneca vaccine because of worries about possible side—effects. it follows 37 reported cases of blood clots out of 17 million doses. the eu's own medicines regulator has said there's no justification for the move, and the world health organization has echoed that. however the who vaccine panel is discussing it today, and a statement may be issued, we are told, after that m

beqan _ on windsor castle since the pandemic began.ore than began. there were more second jabs yesterday, or today, more than the first _ yesterday, or today, more than the first a— yesterday, or today, more than the first a night— yesterday, or today, more than the first. a night of the queen recently had hers _ first. a night of the queen recently had hers. she's out and about. you 'ust inch had hers. she's out and about. you just pinch my _ had hers. she's out and about. yarn. just pinch my line, i was going to use that! in the erie, the queen has had the second dose —— in theory. in terms of getting the royal family backing the vaccination programme. this is may be like some kind of a sign that as we're all experiencing a slow loosening of the rules, this is may be a sign of some kind of... there's still a ways to go and we have to be very, very careful, but some kind of sign that some forms of normality are returning i think. thank you so much both. delco away from your computers. —— don't go away. thank you so much and we'll see

prince philip has been transferred to another london hospital — rather than returning to windsor castleeatment for an infection and will have tests for a pre—existing heart condition. our correspondent helena wilkinson is in windsor. we all thought that this problem with that he would be heading back the queen being kept up—to—date on his condition. she will be, the royal standard is flying at the castle meaning the queen is in residence at it was just under two weeks ago that her husband the duke of edinburgh was had been feeling a little bit unwell for a couple of days and that is the reason why he was taken by car to the private hospital and central london, he spent his 13th night there last night and the queen will have been kept up—to—date, and terms of her husband is doing and will continue to be now that we know he has been transferred to saint bartholomew's hospital, also in london. the palace statement which we got at 1230 pm said the duke was being treated or continued to be treated for an infection but also he is going to be tested and observed for a pre—existing heart condit

the duke of edinburgh, who is 99, has returned to windsor castle after his longest—ever stay in hospitalore asia the european medicines agency has said they are firmly convinced of the benefits of the astra zeneca vaccine, that's after germany, france and some other eu countries halted the rollout of the vaccine. now it's time to re—visit this morning's your questions answered when my colleaguejoanna gosling answered your questions on the oxford—astra zeneca vaccine with our health correspondent, anna collinson. let's listen back. yes, time for your questions answered. we've had a lot of questions and family on the oxford astrazeneca vaccine. with me to answer some of them is our health correspondent, anna collinson. hello. doug asks, what is the risk of developing a clot with the astrazeneca vaccine compared with the general population? it is understandable that people are asking this question, waking up to this news this morning that 11 european countries have announced they are suspending the use of astrazeneca vaccine, it must be a concern. there are always a risk with vaccine, alway

helena wilkinson is at windsor castle. doubt that the duke is back at windsor.— is back at windsor. absolutely relief, is back at windsor. absolutely relief. the _ is back at windsor. absolutely relief, the duke _ is back at windsor. absolutely relief, the duke of— is back at windsor. absolutely relief, the duke of edinburghl relief, the duke of edinburgh arrived back here at around quarter past 11 after travelling from the king edward vii hospital in london, a 45 minutejourney. king edward vii hospital in london, a 45 minute journey. he king edward vii hospital in london, a 45 minutejourney. he came back here and was reunited with the queen and there is no doubt he will continue to rest and recuperate. any medical attention he will have here at the castle but clearly doctors at the hospital felt he was well enough after what turned out to be his longest stay in hospital, 28 nights, but he will be monitored, i suspect, very closely, now that he is back at the castle. the castle don't like to give much detail about the medic

prince philip, who's 99, did not speak as he began hisjourney back to windsor castle, but waved at groups

today at six — prince phillip returns to windsor castle after his longest ever stay in hospital.e went in fighting an infection and leaves after undergoing a heart procedure. reunited with the queen after four weeks in which she's had to deal with a very public rift within the royal family. also tonight — sweden is the latest european country to suspend the roll out of the oxford covid jab. but as vaccination centres lie idle across the eu, its medical regulator says there is no evidence the jab causes blood clots. the benefits of the astrazeneca vaccine in preventing covid—19, with its associated risks of hospitalisation and death, outweigh the risk of the side effects. hms elizabeth heads east for its first deployment. britain shifts its foreign policy focus after brexit towards countries like india and japan. an autumn trial for the police officer accused of killing sarah everard. from woodwind to woodwork — how thousands of performers have changed roles since theatre curtains came down a year ago today. and coming up on bbc news. history is made at the cheltenham festival, as

the queen is here at windsor castle.ened to learn the full extent of how challenging the last few years have been for harry and meghan, the issues raised typically that of race, are concerning. while some recollections may vary, they're taking very seriously and will be addressed by the family privately. harry, meghan and archie will always be much-loved members of the family. a couple issues i would probably point out there is the different recollections about that conversation about race, archie's sin color effectively, so harry has his recollection but it's a different recollection from the person who was in the room at the same time. so there's a difference there. but also how the whole family said it's saddened to learn the full extent of all of this. when harry and meghan made it very clear they made their concerns clear to the family tonight palace, particularly about mental health and race. and actually there's different points of view from here, they didn't know the full story. that does undermine the story to s

they should not expect them to be heading back to windsor castle anytime soon.time since they came in the military coup a month ago. she appeared in court in the capital via video link — and two other charges were laid against her. we heard from her lawyer. we lawyer don't have any access to the court to look at the screen on the side of the court, to look at her face, daw aung san suu kyi's face because the judge said we are not permitted because we didn't have at that time power of attorney from her. but we can hearfrom outside." the hearing was held behind closed doors at this court room in the capital. journalists have limited access. and her lawyer who you just heard from was forced to listen to the hearing from a small room next door. a second lawyer did see her on—screen. and a third laywer told reuters that �*she looks healthy�*. we don't know where aung san suu kyi is being held. what we do know is that she's now facing two more charges for breaking covid—19 restrictions and for causing �*fear and alarm'. she's already charged with illegally importing w

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and we know that the couple exchanged vows in a ceremony three days before the ceremony at windsor castler clip, this time about harry and meghan's son archie. >> in those months that i was pregnant, at this time, so we have in tandem the conversation of he will not be given security, will not be given a title. and also concerns and conversations about how dark his skin might be when he is born. >> what? and you are not going to tell me who had the conversation? >> i think that would be very damaging to them. ros: this part of the interview beyond all others has prompted reaction. the daughter of martin luther king jr. tweeted, royalty is not a shield from the despair of racism. the former bbc world correspondent said this is a stain on the royals that will endure. no amount of spin will erase this. >> who does that? people say families talk about who will look like who. family do not discuss, let's have a conversation about how dark his skin might be, and what that might mean. is he not going to be given the same birthrights as his cousins, prince george, charlotte, prince louis? what do

sister for baby archie the couple also revealed that three days before their fairy tail wedding at windsor castle the one millions of us watched around the world they actually got married in secret in their backyard just the two of them and the priest but of course what's getting much more attention here in the u.k. and around the world is the painful parts of this. meghan spoke at length about feeling unprotected and unsupported by the royal family in the face of that intense media scrutiny she said she felt very vulnerable and at times had suicidal thoughts. the couple also spoke about race they said when meghan was pregnant with archie an unnamed royal insider spoke to harry and expressed concern about how dark the baby's skin might be take a listen. >> in those months when i was pregnant all around this same time so we had in tandem the conversation of he won't be given security, he's not going to be given a title, and also concerns and conversations about how dark his skin might be when he's born. >> what? >> look, i was really ashamed to say it at the time and ashamed to have to admit it to

the duke of edinburgh right back here at windsor castle at around 1115 this morning. he's used that phrase in good spirits, but as nick mentioned, when the duke left the hospital, he had to be transferred in a wheelchair, and there is no doubt that here at windsor, he will be kept a close eye on by medical staff here at the castle as he continues his rest, his recovery from what was a very long stay in hospital, such a long stay can take a toll on anyone. in particular, somebody of the duke's age, 99 years old. but of course, relief too for the queen. they have been separated for 28 nights, and the queen as we heard has been dealing with tricky family matters, matters which she would have sought guidance from the duke in normal circumstances. i think comfort for the queen that her husband is back by her side this evening. husband is back by her side this evenina. ., husband is back by her side this evenina. . . ,, ,., ., evening. helena wilkinson at windsor. the european medicines regulator said today it's "firmly convinced" that the benefits of the astrazeneca's vacci

the duke of edinburgh is back twhome at windsor castle, having left hospital this morning, after a month—longn and a heart condition. his stay coincided with the controversial interview given by duke and duchess of sussex when allegations of racism and a lack of mental health support were levelled at the royal family. 0ur royal correspondent nicholas witchell reports. shielded by a screen, a patient, evidently in a wheelchair, was brought out from the king edward vii hospital to a waiting vehicle. moments later, the vehicle left with the duke of edinburgh safely aboard. as the car drove away, photographers caught sight of him sitting in the rear of the vehicle. little has been said by the palace about the reasons for his hospital stay other than he had been suffering from an infection and an unspecified pre—existing heart condition. but the treatment, evidently having been successful, he was on his way to be reunited with the queen at windsor. for the royalfamily, it was welcome news. a vaccination clinic at finsbury park mosque in north london when the news about his father was confirmed. an

the duke of edinburgh is back home at windsor castle tonight, having left hospital this morning afterprince philip, who's 99, has been treated for an unspecified infection and a heart condition. his stay coincided with the controversial interview given by the duke and duchess of sussex, when allegations of racism and a lack of mental health support were levelled at the royal family. 0ur royal correspondent nicholas witchell reports. shielded by a screen, a patient, evidently in a wheelchair, was brought out from the king edward vii hospital to a waiting vehicle. moments later, the vehicle left with the duke of edinburgh safely aboard. as the car drove away, photographers caught sight of him sitting in the rear of the vehicle. little has been said by the palace about the reasons for his hospital stay other than he had been suffering from an infection and an unspecified pre—existing heart condition. but the treatment, evidently having been successful, he was on his way to be reunited with the queen at windsor. for the royalfamily, it was welcome news. the prince of wales was visiting a

ambulance departed, it was assumed he was leaving after 13 nights in the hospital to be taken home to windsor castleondon was a short one. st bartholomew's, or bart's, is britain's oldest hospital, but it has some of the most modern and extensive facilities for cardiac care. it's a recognised centre of excellence. it's the largest specialist centre for this type of condition in the uk, and one of the largest in europe, and so you can see all of the subspecialists, whether it's a problem with the heart rhythm, a problem with the blood supply to the heart, or the heart muscle, all under one roof and delivering care at the same time. the duke has suffered heart issues in the past. in 2011, there was an emergency admission to papworth hospital in cambridgeshire. he had suffered chest pains at sandringham. the queen and his immediate family all went to his bedside. a blocked coronary artery was diagnosed. it had been a close call. yet there has been no suggestion until today of any recurrence of any heart problems. for a man approaching his 100th birthday, the duke has seemed in generally good health, ye

ambulance departed, it was assumed he was leaving after 13 nights in the hospital to be taken home to windsor castless london was a short one. st bartholomew's, or bart's, is britain's oldest hospital, but it has some of the most modern and extensive facilities for cardiac care. it's a recognised centre of excellence. it's the largest specialist centre for this type of condition in the uk, and one of the largest in europe, and so you can see all of the subspecialists, whether it's a problem with the heart rhythm, a problem with the blood supply to the heart, or the heart muscle, all under one roof and delivering care at the same time. the duke has suffered heart issues in the past. in 2011, there was an emergency admission to papworth hospital in cambridgeshire. he had suffered chest pains at sandringham. the queen and his immediate family all went to his bedside. a blocked coronary artery was diagnosed. it had been a close call. yet there has been no suggestion until today of any recurrence of any heart problems. for a man approaching his 100th birthday, the duke has seemed in generally good health

ambulance departed, it was assumed he was leaving after 13 nights in the hospital to be taken home to windsor castle statement was issued by buckingham palace. "the duke of edinburgh was today transferred from king edward vii's hospital to st bartholomew's hospital, where doctors will continue to treat him for an infection, as well as undertake testing and observation for a pre—existing heart condition." the journey across london was a short one. st bartholomew's, or bart's, is britain's oldest hospital, but it has some of the most modern and extensive facilities for cardiac care. it's a recognised centre of excellence. it's the largest specialist centre for this type of condition in the uk, and one of the largest in europe, and so you can see all of the subspecialists, whether it's a problem with the heart rhythm, a problem with the blood supply to the heart, or the heart muscle, all under one roof and delivering care at the same time. the duke has suffered heart issues in the past. in 2011, there was an emergency admission to papworth hospital in cambridgeshire. he had suffered chest pains at sand

afterfour weeks in hospital prince phillip has returned home to windsor castle —— to be reunited with

last year the queen viewed an alternative parade at windsor castle due to the pandemic.ut a serious crisis in ethiopia, as an investigation has been launched into allegations of human rights abuses. a brutal conflict in the northern region of tigray began in november, with regional groups fighting against the ethiopian government forces, backed by eritrea. the number of people who have been killed is unknown, but opposition political groups claim it's more than 50,000. and according to the un, more than half a million people have been forced to flee their homes. the bbc�*s kalkidan yibeltal gained rare access to the region and has sent this report. the signs of violence and devastation dot the landscape in tigray. the full story of the conflict hasn't yet been told. four months after fighting erupted, many have fled. we are on the road into shire, the centre of the displacement crisis. some of these areas in mountainous tigray, that we are passing through witnessed heavy fighting. particularly in november, during the height of the conflict. and the marks of the conflict

last year, the queen viewed an alternative parade at windsor castle, due to the pandemic. similar again. the supreme court has ruled that care workers across the uk who have to sleep at their workplace in case they are needed are not entitled to the minimum wage for their whole shift. if the case had been successful, care providers would have faced a £400 million bill for backpay which they said they could not afford. unions say the ruling underlines the low pay that care staff get. our social affairs correspondent, alison holt, explains. 20—year—old georgia works with people who have learning disabilities. on this shift, she will sleep in overnight, just in case one of the residents needs help. we have a monitor beside our bed on a night and someone will support with medication. today's court case is about how much someone like georgia should be paid for a shift where the expectation is that she will sleep. she gets the minimum wage for being here. elsewhere, staff may only get a £30 flat rate. if our gentleman was to have a seizure, we'd have to jump straight out of bed,

ambulance departed, it was assumed he was leaving after 13 nights in the hospital to be taken home to windsor castle30pm, this statement was issued by buckingham palace. the duke of edinburgh was today transferred from king edward vii's hospital to saint bartholomew's hospital, where doctors will continue to treat him for an infection, as well as undertake testing and observation for a pre—existing heart condition. the journey across london was a short one. saint bartholomew's or bart's, is britain's oldest hospital, but it has some of the most modern and extensive facilities for cardiac care. it's a recognised centre of excellence. it's the largest specialist centre for this type of condition in the uk, and one of the largest in europe, and so you can see all of the subspecialists, whether it's a problem with the heart rhythm, a problem with the blood supply to the heart, or the heart muscle, all under one roof and delivering care at the same time. the duke has suffered heart issues in the past. in 2011, there was an emergency admission to papworth hospital in cambridgeshire. he had suffered chest

the royal standard flag is flying here at windsor castle, it means the queen remains in residence, shea couple of hours ago and ambulance left from a side entrance around the site of king edward vii hospital, the police blocked some of the viewpoints from the cameramen outside so we could not quite see who was in the ambulance but we know now it was the duke of edinburgh and is the statement has said he has been taken from the king over the seventh to send bartholomew's across central london, commonly known as saint barts. the palace said the doctors there will continue to treat the duke for an infection as well as testing and observation for a pre—existing heart condition. they say he remains comfortable and is responding to treatment but is expected to stay in hospital for at least the rest of the week. it is important to remember that at 99 and over the last decade the duke has had a number of health problems. and 2011 he was treated for a blocked coronary artery, the following year for a bladder infection and in 2013 had expository surgery on his abdomen. in 2019 he spent four nigh

cnn's anna stewart joins us from outside windsor castle in england. more on this. anna, good to see you. what has been the reaction so far in british papers to this bombshell interview and hue will the palace likely respond to some of these very serious allegations? >> reporter: well, you're absolutely right. these allegations are so serious that i suspect the palace will have to break away from the no comment policy. that she asked for help from the institution of the palace and didn't get any. allegations that there were conversations and concerns about how dark the color of their child's skin would be. this is the early stages of me meghan's pregnancy. i can show you what the newspapers are saying to far. they've been very busy making multiple editions overnight. the daily mail is running with meagan accuses the palace of racism. the daily mirror, they asked how dark archie's skin would be and the sun's running with, meg, i felt suicidal. these are some of the tabloid newspapers that meghan and harry have battled with, even taking some of them to court. meghan h

afterfour weeks in hospital prince phillip has returned home to windsor castle —— to be reunited withueen who has had quite a lot on her plate while he has been away. and are you creaking? what has a year of remote working done for our physical health, our necks and our backs. we will bring useful advice if you are working from the kitchen table. hello, i'm katty kay in washington, christian fraser is in london. the brexit prize, as defined by those who voted to leave in 2016, was a newly defined role for a buccaneering, free—trading "global britain", outside the european union. that has been viewed with some scepticism in foreign capitals. but today — after a year long review — the government spelt out what it will mean for the uk's security, defence and foreign policy. in short, its a shift in focus; towards asia and the indo—pacific region — cultivating allies and strong relationships with everyone in that region, other than china. one of the biggest sections of the review deals with the future of the british military. the uk has announced it will raise the cap on nuclear warheads

we are outside windsor castle tonight. good evening to you. should say early morning there in windsor. thank you, max, for joining us. you told us you had gotten wind of another statement that had been given to the queen but she rejected it. today this. what do you make of show is saying in this statement, the one that did come out today. >> you are right no point out it came directly from the queen. this is said on behalf of her majesty the queen. once and for all statement for the palace, they said there wouldn't be any more after this. when they talk about being saddened about the full extent of how challenging the last few years have been for harry and meghan, they're saying they weren't aware of how it was. they say they weren't aware of how bad it was. you know, that's in contradiction to what the couple was saying, saying they were constantly warning the palace and the people around them of their concerns about race and mental health and it wasn't responded to. therefore, they weren't supported, which is why they ended up in california.

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we looked out from the bubble we were in a tower and looked down on the pathway coming out of windsor castleharry and meghan were in the carrying coming out? those people standing there, some of them were there for days. they weren't just there as a celebrity thing. this was a ritual and act of devotion and these people are also in charge of the royal family. i think what needs to happen in this country is that people as they are sort of complaining about their family and complaining about the press also need to see their part in keeping status quo the way it is and like i said, so unconscious that people can't actually see it. they need to see it. it very important. meghan by her presence and person constantly made them look at it and they didn't like it. >> well, i remember, i was a correspondent for abc news and attended the funeral, i was in the crowds doing a story for abc at the time -- >> i was there, too. >> there was such anger against media and reporters and yet, there is the hypocrisy of it's people who are angry at media buying those tabloids and enabling those tabloids and consu

cnn anchor max foster live at windsor castle. max, what is the palace saying? >> reporter: nothing. i haven't heard anything from them so far. i think they are scrambling to come up with a response, if i'm honest. they didn't get a preview of this and there was revelation of revelation, after revelation. some of them very difficult to watch, john. >> i just didn't want to be alive maanymore and that was a very clear and real and frightening constant thought. >> reporter: driven to despair by the family she married into and the institution behind it. >> we had to go to this event. i remember him saying, i don't think you can go. i said, i can't be let alone. >> because you were afraid of what you might do to yourself? >> meghan, duchess of sussex opening up to oprah winfrey about being singled out. she believes forced out of the royal family for her race. concerns even raised by unnamed royals about the color of her child's skin. >> and also concerns and conversations about how dark his skin might be when he is born. >> what? >> and who is having that conversation with you? >> what?

prince philip, who's 99, did not speak as he began hisjourney back to windsor castle, but waved at groupsllwishers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are arejessica elgot, deputy political editor of the guardian — and katy balls, deputy political editor of the spectator. welcome back. let's look at what is in. the metro, which headlines prince philip leaving hospital after 28 days to be reunited with the queen at windsor. an exclusive in the huffington post — which says the foreign secretary told officials that britain would seek trade deals with countries that have breached international human rights standards. the financial times follows up on that story — which it says have led to accusations from some tory mps that borisjohnson is going soft on china. the vaccine chaos in europe is the top story in the telegraph — with brussels blaming eu governments of stockpiling jabs. the guardian headlines the growing pressure on borisjohnson to launch a public inquiry into britain's handling of covid—19. and the mail leads with the co

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cnn's anna stewart joins us from outside windsor castle with more. good to see you, anna. this bombshell interview lived up to expectations it would lift the lid on the british monarchy with damning reflations of racism directed to baby archie and meghan contemplating suicide, serious allegations. how damaging is this? and how are the newspapers responding to all of this? >> this is hugely damaging to the royal family. and i think it will take them some time to really wade through that entire interview for the palace to formulate a plan to what they're going to the and what they're going to say. usually they have something of a no comment policy, but i would expect them to comment on what were some really serious allegations. meghan saying she felt suicidal at times, that she asked the institution for help but received none. also, this suggestion there was a conversation between prince harry and a member of the royal family, unnamed, about how concerns of how dark the skin of their unborn child might be. absolutely extraordinary claims. we also, rosemary, got an insight in

britain's prince philip is back home at windsor castle after being released from a london hospital thiseveryone's health. the 99-year-old royal had been hospitalized for a month. he's been recovering since undergoing heart surgery. royal sources tell cnn that the prince who by the way turns 100 in june is in good spirits. he stepped back from public life in 2017 and has been taken to the hospital several times in recent years. i'm brooke baldwin. thank you so much for being with me. i'm here in new york. let's go to washington. "the lead" with jake tapper starts right now. >>> welcome to "lead. "i'm jake tapper. we begin today with the health lead. moments ago president biden made his first of several stops on what the white house is billing at its hope is here tour. across the country show of force to build up public support after the massive covid relief deals. there are new promising signs in the fight against the coronavirus today. moderna just anoins nounsed it's vaccinated the first children in its pediatric vaccine trial which will study how safe and effective the covid vaccine i

that was my live coverage in maye of 2018 at windsor castle.e years later we're waiting for buckingham palace to respond to the interview meghan and harry gave to oprah. meghan revealing she contemplated suicide and harry pointing to severe strain with his father prince charles and his brother prince william. more tonight on the interview fallout from cnn's max foster. >> i've spent a long time now not commenting on royal family matters and i don't intend to depart from that today. >> reporter: addressing the elephant in the room, u.k. prime minister boris johnson side stepped the question of harry and meghan's bombshell interview with oprah winfrey, commenting only about his admiration of the queen and her role as unifier. the palace so far having no comment whatsoever on the interview that highlighted exactly just how disunified the royal family had become, leading to the so-called "megxit." >> there's a lot of hurt that happened. >> reporter: harry a few hours ago in the u.k. for the first time, the question is just how damning will this int

in a statement, buckingham palace said the 99-year-old royal has returned to windsor castle and is inits. he was taken to the hospital a month ago after feeling unwell. he underwent a successful procedure for a pre-existing heart condition. the palace also said his initial admission was not related to coronavirus. >>> here's a look at what else to watch today. >>> vandals tag a restaurant with racial slurs after the owner takes a stance on masks. he'll join us live with his story, next. e? one for me? you mean us? what about me? and me? how about us? yeah, how about us? great question. wait, can i get one in green? got one for me?! hey, what about me? what about us? is there an ev for me? ev for me? us? what about me? me? for me? ♪ ♪ (dog whimpers) you know when your dog is itching for a treat. itching for an outing... or itching for some cuddle time. but you may not know when he's itching for help... licking for help... or rubbing for help. if your dog does these frequently. they may be signs of an allergic skin condition that needs treatment. don't wait. talk to your veterinarian an

britain's prince philip return to windsor castle after being hospitalized for a month today. husband of queen elizabeth is 99 years old. he was treated for an infection and underwent a heart procedure. tiger woods tweeted this evening that he is back home and continuing his recovery following a car accident last month. the golfer said he's getting stronger every day. still to, on "the newshour," the u.s. house prepares to take up contentious immigration legislation. some european countries halt the use of a vaccine despite a wave of infections. how the economic relief laws narrows the equity gap for farmers of color. and much more. >> this is the "pbs newshour" from the weta studios in washington and arizona state university. judy: the u.s. secretary warned today that the migrant surge at the southern border is on track to reach a 20 year high. alejandro mayorkas said the majority of those being expelled are single adults, but that unaccompanied children are not being turned back. all of this is playing out as the house of representives plans to vote on immigration legislatio

buckingham palace released a statement saying the prince is back at windsor castle.ilip 99 years old and was first admitted to the hospital on february 17th and many have said that this has been a tumultuous time for the royal family after the prince harry and meghan markle interview with oprah. >>> much more ahead on this tuesday morning including new video to show you the moment a small plane crashed into a florida neighborhood. this is the look of the aftersmooth. the crash was also caught on camera. we've got dramatic, new video straight ahead. you're watching "today in the bay." want to save hundreds on your wireless bill? with xfinity mobile, you can. how about saving hundreds on the new samsung galaxy s21 ultra 5g? you can do that too. all on the most reliable network? sure thing! and with fast, nationwide 5g included - at no extra cost? we've got you covered. so join the carrier rated #1 in customer satisfaction... ...and learn how much you can save at xfinitymobile.com/mysavings. >>> welcome back to "today in the bay." a small plane crashes into a car in flo

cnn anchor and royal correspondent max foster, live at windsor castle. no reaction yet, max, but honestly, a long list of things that beg a reaction. >> i think we can assume they're scrambling to find a response. we didn't get a preview of this, john. this was hyped around the world as this bombshell interview and i think, ultimately, they underplayed it. revelation after revelation. and some of them were more difficult to watch than others. >> i just didn't want to be alive anymore. and that was a very clear and real and frightening constant thought. >> reporter: driven to despair by the family she married into and the institution behind it. >> we had to go to this event and i remember him saying, i don't think you can go. and i said, i can't be left alone. >> because you were afraid of what you might do to yourself? >> reporter: meghan, duchess of sussex, opening up to oprah winfrey about being singled out. she believes forced out of the royal family for her race. concerns even raised by unnamed royals about the color of her child's skin. >> and also,