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. >> she adored prince charles. she wanted to be part of the royal family, to be a credit to the monarchy. >> she wanted to show the world, and she wanted to show camilla, look who i am, look what he's got. >> the true diana came out. she has a backbone. she knows she's being seen by camilla. i'm about to marry the future king of england. >> diana francis, wilt thou have this man to thy wedded husband? >> i have made it. i'm here. you're there. i won. you lost. ♪ ♪ >>> on monday we'd gone to st. paul's for our last rehearsal, and that's when the camera lights were on full. >> a crowd of about 3,000 have built up. their enthusiasm is unmistakable. prince charles was so relaxed, he nearly came to grief on the top step. and when it was over, prince charles clasped lady diana's hand reassuringly and unaffectedly. >> she was photogenic. she was young. she was beautiful. the world was in love with her. >> it was like a perfect love story, but behind the scenes a whole different story was playing out. a story of strugg

. >> prince charles was based in highgrove in gloucestershire. diana was left on her own at kensington palace a hundred miles away. >> they only came together at the weekend when diana would drive down with william and harry and spend the weekend at highgrove. the way the staff told it was that no sooner had the princess' car receded out of view than they could hear the gravel crunching of another car, and that would be camilla arriving. >> camilla was effectively the mistress of the house and would organize dinner parties and other events for a close circle of friends. >> diana was constantly fobbed off. she would raise it with courtiers and they'd just say, it's not true, you're imagining things. >> it was corroding the whole organization. adultery isn't exactly a novelty for the british crown. but in diana spencer, they had a wife who was not going to take it quietly. and they had a husband in prince charles who failed to follow the time-honored rules for somebody in his situation. rule one being, you respect the mother of your children, espec

grew up and married a prince. that's what every american girl thinks about. >> diana did have a whole fresh ingredients that americans hadn't experienced before. she did not seem to be removed from that. >> ah! diana! >> this was the height of the special relationship that existed between the uk and the u.s.. i think what's less well-known was the relationship prince charles had with the reagans. >> charles had become very good friends with ronald and nancy reagan, met them originally in 1974. he and nancy reagan just really hit it off. later on she was one of the first people outside the royal circle that he confided that his marriage was in deep trouble. >> back at the white house, all was ready for a formal dinner. it was an evening of high glamour, the largely showbiz guest list chosen by mrs. reagan. >> it was a star-studded dinner, hollywood meets the white house meets the royal family. >> clint eastwood, john travolta, niel diamond. every socialite nancy reagan knew. >> would you dance with the prince harry

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before she could answer the prince interrupted and said shopping isn't it darling. the princess blushed. she couldn't speak. she was publicly humiliated. >> that was just a great example of how he tried to paint her as shallow and frivolous. >> it opened my eyes to what diana was dealing with every day. >> charles tries to grapple with the attention diana receives and he resents it. and finally he tries to put her in her place but that was simply not possible, she was a global superstar. >> the prince and princess were originally invited by the old communist government but there's been a revolution since then, the man who met them was the country's new president who had spent six years in prison under the communist regime. >> i remember the first high-profile visit to a former communist country and the president's wife was moved to tears by the emotion of the moment. princess diana noticed and spontaneously, instinctively put out her hand to comfort her and held her hand all down the red carpet. that gesture became the symbol of the whole visit. the visit was a succ

i don't know whether the princes themselves would have been told but certainly the prince of wails has been told and the queen would have been told about it, as well. >> the news came through directly from paris from our ambassador out there, michael jay. i think charles was in absolute shock that this had happened. he felt immediately for his sons, obviously, and there was personal grief, as well. this was a woman he had loved and there was also this feeling of oh my god, i'm going to get blamed for this. >> the marriage was over, but he still felt a huge obligation towards herm mainly in the shap of her sons sleeping a few yards away. >> the queen and prince charles got up and talked together, discussed whether they should tell the boys and i think what rightly charles decided, what is the point of waking up the boys now? we don't know the truth of it. we'll wait until the morning. he chose i believe to talk to william first, his eldest, which is unlble and together, they then went and told prince harry, who was just 12. i think charles' decisions that night came from the heart, actu

i don't know whether the -- the princes themselves would have been told yet but certainly the prince of wales has been informed and i am sure the queen will have been told about it, as well. >> the news came through to balmoral directly from paris, our ambassador out there, michael jay. i think charles was in absolute shock that this had happened. he felt immediately for his sons, obviously. and there was personal grief, as well. this was a woman he had loved but there was also this feeling, oh, my god, uh, i am going to get blamed for this. >> the merge was over but he still felt a huge obligation towards her, mainly in the shape of her sons who were sleeping just a few yards away. >> the queen and prince charles got up and talked together. discussed whether they should tell the boys. and i think what rightly charles decided that what was the point of waking up the boys right now? we don't know -- we don't know the truth of it. we'll wait till the morning. he chose, i believe, to talk to william, first. his eldest. which is understandable. and together, they then went and told princ

. >> prince charles was based in highgrove in gloucestershire. diana was left on her own at kensington palace a hundred miles away. >> they only came together at the weekend when diana would drive down with william and harry and spend the weekend at highgrove. the way the staff told it was that no sooner had the princess' car receded out of view than they could hear the gravel crunching of another car, and that would be camilla arriving. >> camilla was effectively the mistress of the house and would organize dipper parties and other events for a close circle of friends. >> diana was constantly fobbed off. she would raise it with courtiers and they'd just say, it's not true, you're imagining things. >> it was corroding the whole organization. adultery isn't exactly a novelty for the british crown. but in diana spencer, they had a wife who was not going to take it quietly. and they had a husband in prince charles who failed to follow the time-honored rules for somebody in his situation. rule one being, you respect the mother of your children, espec

prince charles was so relaxed. when it was over, prince charles clasping diana's hand. she was photogenic and young and beautiful. the world was in love with her. >> it was like a perfect love story but behind the scenes a whole different story was playing out. a story of struggle, a story of a 19-year-old girl, naive in this world trying to find h herself. >> here at the bbc, we are coveco covering the biggest story. let's face it, the british knows how to put a big event. the date was getting nearer and nearer and it was starting to sink in how many people were going to watch this wedding and how important it was going to be. >> is your hat heavy? >> a whole machine taken on the life of its own. >> just about every network of japan is covering the wedding. why the big interest there? >> simply, it's exciting. >> when we realized that she was the one, there was no stopping the press following her. >> everyday she read about herself in the newspapers, every time she switch on the television, there she was. the pressure must have been absolutely colossal. a polo match. s

and diana introduced her to prince andrew. she was the matchmaker. fergie was very exuberant, and she was fun-loving. >> how hurtful would that have been? her own husband was asking her to be more like this newcomer on the scene. >> fergie was a real outdoors girl. the queen really liked fergie. so fergie began to emerge as a rival to diana, which began to inject competition in that relationship. >> diana took her husband's criticisms to heart. when he said why can't you be more like fergie she was like i can be fun, i'll show you fun. >> there were pictures of the two of them poking friends in the bottom with their umbrellas. >> dressing up as policewomen and going into anabel's nightclub on prince andrew's stag night. >> they were skiing together and messing around on the slopes. >> all these kinds of things irritated prince charles beyond belief. and diana realized that this wasn't really her. she wasn't this boisterous sloan ranger. >> the press were calling her disco di, and she realized that she was being perceived as frivolous. >> diana actual

she grew up and married the prince. so, that's what every little american girl thinks about. >> diana did have a whole fresh ingredient that americans hasn't experienced before. she did not seem to be removed from them. >> this was the height of the special relationship that existed between the uk and the u.s. but i think what's less well known is actually the relationship that prince charles had with the reagans. >> charles had become very good friends with ronald and nancy reagan. he met them originally back in 1974. and he and nancy reagan just really hit it off. and later on, she was one of the first people outside the royal circle that he confided that his marriage was in deep trouble. >> back at the white house, all was ready for a formal dinner. it was an evening of high glamour, guest list chosen by mrs. reagan. >> the reagan's put together a star-studded dinner. it was just hollywood meets the white house meets the royal family. >> people like clint eastwood, neil diamond, every socialite that nancy reagan knew

. >> prince charles was based in high grove. diana was left on her own at kensington palace a hundred miles away and would only come together at the weekend when diana would drive down with william and harry. the way the staff told it no sooner had the princess's car was out of view that they could hear the gravel crunching of another car, that would be camilla arriving. >> camilla was effectively the mys mystery -- mistress of the house and would organize parties for a close circle of friends. >> diana was constantly off they would say it's not true you're imagining things. >> it was corroding the whole organization. adultery is not a novelty for the british crown. but in diana spencer, they had a wife who was not going to take it quietly. and they had a husband in prince charles who failed the follow the time-honored rules. rule one you respect the mother of your children, especially in public, you look after her, you treat her better because of what you're doing, not worse. >> my husband made me feel so inadequate in every po

i don't know whether the princes themselves would have been told yet but certainly the prince of wales has been told and the queen would have been told about it as well. >> the news came through directly from paris from our ambassador out there, sir michael jay. i think charles was in absolute shock that this had happened. he felt immediately for his sons, obviously, and there was personal grief as well. this was a woman he had loved and there was also this feeling of oh, my god, i'm going to get blamed for this. >> the marriage was over, but he still felt a huge obligation towards her, mainly in the shape of his sons who were sleeping a few yards away. >> the queen and prince charles got up and talked together, discussed whether they should tell the boys. and i think what rightly charles decided, what is the point of waking up the boys now? we don't know the truth of it. we'll wait until the morning. he chose, i believe, to talk to william first, his eldest, which is understandable and together, they then went and told prince harry, who was just 12. i think charles' decisions that nig

. >> she adored prince charles. she wanted to be part of the royal family, to be a credit to the monarchy. >> she wanted to show the world, and she wanted to show camilla, look who i am, look what he's got. >> the true diana came out. she has a backbone. she knows she's being seen by camilla. i'm about to marry the future king of england. >> diana frances, wilt thou have this man to thy wedded husband? >> i have made it. i'm here. you're there. i won. you lost. ♪ ♪ >>> on monday we'd gone to st. paul's for our last rehearsal, and that's when the camera lights were on full. >> a crowd of about 3,000 have built up. their enthusiasm is unmistakable. prince charles was so relaxed, he nearly came to grief on the top step. and when it was over, prince charles clasped lady diana's hand reassuringly and unaffectedly. >> she was photogenic. she was young. she was beautiful. the world was in love with her. >> it was like a perfect love story, but behind the scenes a whole different story was playing out. a story of strugg

before she could answer the prince interrupted and said shopping, isn't it darling? the princess blushed. she couldn't speak. she was publicly humiliated. >> that was just a great example of how he tried to paint her as shallow and frivolous. >> it opened my eyes to what diana was dealing with every day. >> charles tries to grapple with the attention diana receives and he resents it. and finally he tries to put her in her place but that was simply not possible, she was a global superstar. >> the prince and princess were originally invited by the old communist government but there's been a revolution since then, the man who met them was the country's new president who had spent six years in prison under the communist regime. >> i remember the first high-profile visit to a former communist country and the president's wife was moved to tears by the emotion of the moment. princess diana noticed and spontaneously, instinctively put out her hand to comfort her and held her hand all down the red carpet. that gesture became the symbol of the whole visit. the visit was a succ

your highness, prince of wales. mason. your highness, prince of wales- the _ mason. your highness, prince of wales. the honourable - mason. your highness, prince of wales. the honourable mia - mason. your highness, prince of| wales. the honourable mia amor mottley prime minister, the honourable sir patterson cheltenham, chiefjustice, members of the cabinet. the right excellent sir garfield st aubrun sobers national hero. his honour, senator reginald farley, president of the senate, his honour arthur holder, speaker of the house of assembly, bishop bishopjoseph assembly, bishop bishop joseph atherley, assembly, bishop bishopjoseph atherley, distinguished guests, barbados here and wherever the technology takes us, good morning to morning agreed technology takes us, good morning agreed and join you this day in celebration of our nation, our people and the people that we now chart. on a rainsoaked night 55 years ago, the inhabitants of what had been the world's first slave society shared the mantle of colonialism to become an independent nation. vessel independent nation

barbados is staying a commonwealth, as well — in prince _ staying a commonwealth, as well — in prince charles's words, there also echoing _ prince charles's words, there also echoing something she said, like how it's time _ echoing something she said, like how it's time to _ echoing something she said, like how it's time to leave the colonial past behind _ it's time to leave the colonial past behind. the fact that charles came out and _ behind. the fact that charles came out and acknowledged the atrocities, the reat— out and acknowledged the atrocities, the real horrific sends of britain's past, _ the real horrific sends of britain's past, its— the real horrific sends of britain's past, it's very significant in a moment— past, it's very significant in a moment like this —— horrific sins. there's_ moment like this —— horrific sins. there's a — moment like this —— horrific sins. there's a debate in barbados as is a number of islands about reparations. it's a question that politicians may well have to address in the future. thank you both very much for now. i know you

the queen, prince charles, that greater sense of a barrier. >> what's happened here? >> she has foot on mine and all the intestines were outside. >> land mines was controversial. she understood it was a political issue, so she wasn't afraid of those. >> diana is now willing to take risks and she was in a much more liberal position than the british government was. >> it's 7:00 on wednesday the 15th of january. the headlines this morning, the decision by diana princess of wales to support a campaign against land mines is reported to have angered ministers. >> it was a junior cabinet minister who had said he did not feel that diana should be on a campaign like this and she was siding with the labor party, which is a complete no no being party political for a member even an estranged member of the royal family. i seized my moment and stuck my microphone in front of diana. >> ma'am, they said you're a loose cannon by supporting this campaign. do you have any reaction to that? >> i'm just trying to highlight a problem going on around the world, that's all. >> it's been said

how dare she question the prince of wales's right and ability to be the next king? >> she had no choice. no one was listening to her at the palace. so, she decided to turn to the public. >> i think she's come across very well. telling people how she felt, what sort of pressure she's been under. >> well, charles had his say. it's about time she had hers. >> 92% of people said that they supported diana's decision to do the interview. and that was it. that was the victory for diana. >> the kinds of things she said about prince charles and the monarchy, in general, they viewed it as a massive betrayal. >> it is someone from the inside really being a traitor to -- to the image that the monarchy is infallible institution. >> this morning, britain's queen elizabeth says she has had it. it's time for prince charles and princess diana to officially end their troubled marriage. >> i remember, she phoned me. she said she'd got this letter from the queen telling her and prince charles to finalize the divorce. sl she said to me, you know, patrick, that's the first letter she's e

the queen, prince charles, that greater sense of a barrier. >> what's happened here? >> she has foot on mine and all the icntestines were outside. >> land mines was controversial. she understood it was a political issue, so she wasn't afraid of those. >> diana is now willing to take risks and she was in a much more liberal position than the british government was. >> it's 7:00 on wednesday the 15th of january. the headlines this morning, the decision by diana princess of wales to support a campaign against land mines is reported to have angered ministers. >> it was a junior cabinet minister who had said he did not feel that diana should be on a campaign like this and she was siding with the labor party, which is a complete no no being party political for a member even an estranged member of the royal family. i seized my moment and stuck my microphone in front of diana. >> ma'am, they said you're under cannon by supporting this campaign. do you have any reaction to that. >> many try to highlight a problem going on all around the world, that's all. >> it's been said you

the queen, prince charles, that greater sense of a barrier. >> what's happened here? >> she has foot on mine and all the intestines were outside. >> land mines was controversial. she understood it was a political issue, so she wasn't afraid of those. >> diana is now willing to take risks and she was in a much more liberal position than the british government was. >> it's 7:00 on wednesday the 15th of january. the headlines this morning, the decision by diana princess of wales to support a campaign against land mines is reported to have angered ministers. >> it was a junior cabinet minister who had said he did not feel that diana should be on a campaign like this and she was siding with the labor party, which is a complete no no being party political for a member even an estranged member of the royal family. i seized my moment and stuck my microphone in front of diana. >> ma'am, they said you're under cannon by supporting this campaign. do you have any reaction to that. >> many try to highlight a problem going on all around the world, that's all. >> it's been said you'

prince harry says he wants reform of the media. this ongoing case which could culminate in a trial shows he intends to use the law as one tool to achieve his ends. amol rajan, bbc news. if you want to get in touch with me i'm on twitter — @bbckarishma the rising covid—19 cases on the continent. for example. i am looking forward to hearing from you. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme... venezuela's election leads to a strong showing for president maduro's ruling party and renewed worries over democracy in south america. president kennedy was shot down and died almost immediately. the murder ofjohn kennedy is a disaster for the whole free world. he caught the imagination of the world — the first of a new generation of leaders. margaret thatcher is resigning as leader of the conservative party and prime minister. before leaving number ten to see the queen, she told her cabinet, "it's a funny old world." angela merkel is germany's first woman chancellor, easily securing the majority she needed. att

how dare she question the prince of wales' right and ability to be the next king? >> she had no choice. no one was listening to her at the palace so she decided to turn to the public. >> i think she has come across very well telling people the pressure she has been under. >> charles had his say. it's about time she had hers. >> 92% of people said they supported diana's decision to do the interview and that was it. that was the victory for diana. >> the kinds of things she said about prince charles and the monarchy in general. they viewed it as a massive betrayal. >> it is someone from the inside really being a traitor to the image of the monarchy as infallible institution. >> this morning britain's queen elizabeth said she has had it. it's time for prince charles and princess diana to officially end their troubled marriage. >> i remember she phoned me. she said she had got this letter from the queen telling her and prince charles to finalize the divorce. she said to me, you know, patrick, that is the first letter she's ever written to me. there was a little catch i

the prince, the president and a palace. the formalities look like business as usual, but prince charles is in cairo with a cause. first came a stop at one of the oldest mosques and greatest institutes of learning in the islamic world, al—azhar. here, there was talk with students — part of the prince's lifelong interest in islam and efforts at interfaith dialogue. and then, of course, to the pyramids. first, a chance to clamber amongst the great building blocks, and then to go inside these tombs of long gone rulers. and, of course, the sphinx, a chance to marvel at a civilisation 11,500 years old. what it was for and why it was built is still unclear, but for prince charles, there's a message in the riddle. this is the pretty part of this trip — the part that advertises this country, the part that catches everybody�*s attention. but what's closest to the prince's heart is what comes later this evening. if the ancients could make all of this, the prince thinks, why can't we do something about climate change? a recepti

reporter: prince harry says he wants reform of the media. this ongoing case could culminate in a trial, and shows he intends to use the law as one tool to achieve his ends. anchor: you are watching bbc world news america. still to come tonight, waiting for answers. a special report on why there has been no proper investigation into the beirut blast more than a year on. ♪ president biden has nominated the chair of the u.s. federal reserve jerome powell for a second term. he was appointed by former president donald trump and began his first term in 2018. our business correspondent has more now on this story. reporter: there had been some question marks, and it was something people have been paying close attention to for a while. some of the drawbacks against re-nominating mr. powell was a criticism from senator elizabeth warren, who described him as a dangerous man when it came to his stance on how the big banks have been treated and the central bank's oversight and regulation of banks. if you look at the reaction already, we have seen, for

prince harry says he wants reform of the media. this ongoing case, which could culminate in a trial, shows he intends to use the law as one tool to achieve his ends. amol rajan, bbc news. an investigation by bbc news has found that two women who died of herpes could have been infected by the same surgeon working in kent. the women died six weeks apart, within days of giving birth, of what is usually a mild infection. east kent hospitals trust said they could not identify the source of the infection, and the surgeon had no history of the virus. our social affairs correspondent michael buchca nan uncovered the story. these two women, both new mothers, died 44 days apart. their families were led to believe their deaths were not linked, until now. she was a real fun—loving girl. great personality. had lots of friends. in may 2018, kim sampson gave birth to a son, her second child. she was a brilliant barber and a brilliant mum. the 29—year—old had undergone an emergency caesarean delivery. but complications set in, the hospital d

_ senior royals, the queen and the prince of— senior royals, the queen and the prince of wales and prince william, the paper— prince of wales and prince william, the paper reports are furious because _ the paper reports are furious because they haven't seen an advance copy of— because they haven't seen an advance copy of this _ because they haven't seen an advance copy of this. obviously it will be pretty— copy of this. obviously it will be pretty uncomfortable to them and never _ pretty uncomfortable to them and never the — pretty uncomfortable to them and never the twain shall meet in the meantime — never the twain shall meet in the meantime-— never the twain shall meet in the meantime. �* . . , , meantime. and laura, the paper says it is i think unprecedented _ meantime. and laura, the paper says it is i think unprecedented for - meantime. and laura, the paper says it is i think unprecedented for the - it is i think unprecedented for the royals to come together in this way and make their feeling so clear and something like this. i and make their feeling so clear and somet

the prince commemorating this historic moment but also apologizing for the island's painful past. >> from the darkest days of our past and the appalling atrocity of slavery, which forever stains our history, the people of this island forged their path with extraordinary fortitude. >> reporter: singer rihanna also honored. she was born and raised in barbados. >> have ambassador robyn rihanna fenty shall have conferred upon her. may you continue to shine upon her. >> reporter: critics say the royal family should have had no part in the commemoration. back in london, the royals facing a different public relations matter. the second installment of a bbc documentary, "the princes and the press" aired overnight, delving into the reported rift between princes harry and william and their wives and that duchess markle has been nicknamed "duchess difficult." >> williams and harry's relationship with the media was formed fundamentally with their mother's relationship with the media. but we've seen as they get older how it's manifested itself in different ways and the different paths that they h

the historic ceremony overnight with prince charles in attendance along with singer rihanna. >>> tiger's comeback. what he's now saying about his future in golf. >>> and from the first robots that can reproduce to the people stranded inside a british pub for three days to big news about "the facts of life," it's tuesday, november 30th. ♪ and there you have the facts of life ♪ ♪ the facts of life ♪ >>> good tuesday morning, everyone. we begin with the omicron variant of the coronavirus spreading to more countries as health officials scramble to learn more about it. >> it's now confirmed in at least 18 countries including canada and japan. president biden says the variant is a cause for concern, not panic. meanwhile, there is a new push to expand the availability of booster shots. >> and this morning there is new fallout from the travel restrictions being imposed because of the variant. abc's em nguyen begins our coverage. em, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, andrew. the scientists in south africa who discovered omicron says they're now having trouble tracking the new varia

a new image has been released to mark the prince of wales' 73rd birthday today. prince charles can be seen relaxing in the gardens of his highgrove estate in the photograph, taken earlier this summer. his royal highness will spend his birthday attending the annual as we've been hearing, buckingham palace has announced that the queen will not attend the remembrance sunday service at the cenotaph in london this morning because she's sprained her back. it had previously said it was the queen's "firm intention" to attend the service, after taking time away from her duties for health reasons. earlier i spoke to the bbc�*s lebo dizeko, who is at the cenotaph. i think people will be disappointed but they understand this is a day that the queen has rarely missed an all her days as people will certainly understand if she has taken that step it is for a good reason. you can probably hear proceedings are starting to get under way in the public gathering together here, very different from the last year when we had no crowd at all and barely any residents taking part in the

prince harry he says what he wants a reform of the media. this ongoing case which could culminate in a trial shows he intends to use the law is one tool to achieve his ends. an investigation by bbc news has found that two women who died of herpes could have been infected by the same surgeon working in kent. the women died six weeks apart, within days of giving birth, of what is usually a mild infection. east kent hospitals trust said they could not identify the source of the infection, and the surgeon had no history of the virus. our social affairs correspondent michael buchanan uncovered the story. these two women, both new mothers, died aa days apart. their families were led to believe their deaths were not linked, until now. she was a real fun—loving girl. great personality. had lots of friends. in may 2018, kim sampson gave birth to a son, her second child. she was a brilliant barber and a brilliant mum. the 29—year—old had undergone an emergency caesarean delivery. but complications set in, the hospital didn't know why and she die

the prince, the president and a palace. the formalities look like business as usual, but prince charles is in cairo with a cause. first came a stop at one of the oldest mosques and greatest institutes of learning in the islamic world, al—azhar. here, there was talk with students, part of the prince's lifelong interest in islam and efforts at interfaith dialogue. and then, of course, to the pyramids. first, a chance to clamber amongst the great building blocks and then to go inside these tombs of long gone rulers. and, of course, the sphinx, a chance to marvel at a civilisation 4,500 years old. what it was for and why it was built is still unclear, but for prince charles, there's a message in the riddle. this is the pretty part of this trip, the part that advertises this country, the part that catches everybody�*s attention. but what's closest to the prince's heart is what comes later this evening. if the ancients could make all of this, the prince thinks, why can't we do something about climate change? a reception with

and announcer: during the g20 summit, prince charles of england talked about the need to address climate change through public-private partnerships. >> the fight against climate change is the defining challenge of our time. either we fight now and succeed in moving our economy to a more sustainable path, or we delay acting and pay a much higher price later and risk failing. the latest united nations intergovernmental panel on climate change report shows that we must carry out immediate, rapid and sizable cuts to emissions to avoid disastrous consequences. some of us are asking why we move our goalpost from two degrees to 1.5 degrees? why? because science says so. we must listen to the warnings coming from the global scientific community, tackle the climate crisis and honor the paris agreement and the 2030 sustainable development agenda. this shift to clean energy is key to achieving the necessary reductions in greenhouse gas emissions. we can no longer postpone it. this transition requires significant effort and governments must be ready to support their citizens and businesses through i

the royal households representing the queen, prince charles and prince william putting out a rare joint statement calling the claims in the documentary overblown and unfounded, adding it is disappointing when anyone including the bbc gives them credibility. prince william and kate reportedly moving their royal christmas special from the bbc to a rival. prince harry and meghan after seeking privacy from the family are venturing back out in the spotlight in the u.s., while still fighting court battles against the press in britain. prince andrew stripped as a royal, has his own legal problems, fighting a legal scene in the u.s. and nearly 70 years into her reign, the queen's realm is shrinking. the island nation of barbados breaking away next week. it will remain in the commonwealth. the queen will no longer be head of state. the world ken e venturing a new era. for the first time celebrating without the head of the family, prince philip. he was such a fun and special part of christmases and it will be very hard for her to deal without him. but i think made easier by the fact that she'll b

prince harry says he wants reform of the media. this ongoing case, which could culminate in a trial, shows he intends to use the law as one tool to achieve his ends. amol rajan, bbc news. if you want to get in touch with me, i'm on twitter — @bbckarishma. i'm looking forward to hearing your thoughts. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme: venezuela's election leads to a strong showing for president maduro's ruling party — and renewed worries over democracy in south america. president kennedy was shot down and died almost immediately. the murder ofjohn kennedy is a disaster for the whole free world. he caught the imagination of the world — the first of a new generation of leaders. margaret thatcher is resigning as leader of the conservative party and prime minister. before leaving number ten to see the queen, she told her cabinet, "it's a funny old world." angela merkel is germany's first woman chancellor, easily securing the majority she needed. attempts to fly a hot air - balloon had to be abando

the prince of wales, prince charles, is at the ceremony in the bridgetown. the english claimed barbados more than four hundred years ago and it became a focal point of the transatlantic slave trade. our correspondent daniela relph is in bridgetown. what relph is in bridgetown. is happening right now? mr are what is happening right now? - are now moving towards the main part of the official transition ceremony where the dignitaries will begin to arrive and we will have that moment where barbados�*s first ever president is sworn in and watching this here will be the prince of wales and it must be a night that perhaps tinged with a little sadness for him. you will receive a final military march past in his honour and take a final salute and then he will watch as the royal standard, the queen's flag, is lowered over barbados and the presidential flag lowered over barbados and the presidentialflag replaces it so a real significant moment for the british monarchy and of course the people of barbados and the prince of wales will make speech here in which he will

prince harry says he wants reform of the media. this ongoing case which could culminate in a trial shows he intends to use the law as one tool to achieve his ends. amol rajan, bbc news. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: venezuela's election leads to a strong showing for president maduro's ruling party and renewed worries over democracy in south america. president kennedy was shot down and died almost immediately. the murder ofjohn kennedy is a disaster for the whole free world. he caught the imagination of the world — the first of a new generation of leaders. margaret thatcher is resigning as leader of the conservative party and prime minister. before leaving number ten to see the queen, she told her cabinet, "it's a funny old world." angela merkel is germany's first woman chancellor, easily securing the majority she needed. attempts to fly a hot air - balloon had to be abandoned after a few minutes, but nobody seemed i to mind very much. as one local comic put it, "it's not hot air- we need, it's hard cash." cuba has decl

the princes and the press will be on bbc two at 9pm tonight and available on the bbc iplayer. police in the us state of wisconsin are holding the driver of a vehicle which ploughed into a christmas parade, killing at least five people and injuring dozens more. the vehicle drove through the back of a marching band — the local hospital says it has treated 18 children among the injured. let's speak to our correspondent barbara plett usher, who's in waukesha for us. with the latest. we are expecting a police update shortly, sophie, but the suspect has been named. he is darrell brooks, 39 years old, an african—american man who appears to have a lengthy criminal history. an online court document shows he had recently been charged on several counts of reckless endangerment and had been released on bail on friday, or at least, a man with the same name and birth date as darrell brooks. he also appears to have been an aspiring rap artist and had posted on his twitter feed a rap video which included what looks like an image of the red sports utility vehicle used in the hit—and—ru

we also reached out to prince william and prince harry's spokespeople, so far, guys, no comment from either of them. >> all right, kelly, thank you we want to welcome in the author of "brothers and wives," christopher andersen good morning to you. >> great to be here. >> the palace has gone out of its way to say either it is fiction or they won't dignify it because it is not based in reality. what do you say to that? >> first, it horrifies me i've been covering the family for 50 years. i went to the silver jubilee of the queen, and covered that, i ran people's coverage through the '70s and the '80s. our sources are solid, i've had them for decades and tended to them very carefully. whatever is in the book, there are multiple sources for this. i think their response is predictable, but i don't think they know what the book -- i doubt if they looked at what is in the book itself what i'm saying is that on the morning that the engagement of william -- of harry and meghan was announced, and very kind of benign way, prince charles started to muse on what their future grandchildren might l

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