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camilla. she thought about her father, the role her mother played supporting her stuttering father, known to the world, of course, through colin firth. many of our viewers will think no, colin firth, the king's speech, that is the man. he had many difficulties and he was greatly supported by his consort. she has just lost her own consort. that is a big factor in why we are hearing it now. as emily said earlier, she is looking forward, but... sorry, she was looking back, but she is also looking forward. she is acknowledging her own mortality and what will happen next. foreign viewers, this is the queen's advice. what the queen says is not the law, we don't have law in britain about the royalfamily, it is convention. the wife of the king becomes the queen. as i said, there is not a law that says that, but it has always been the case. they were going to make a change for this when charles married camilla. he actually said, i shall call camilla my wife and when i become king, princess consort. tha

do these two cs represent charles and camilla? was this a gift from camilla to charles? diana just couldn't shake this lingering presence of this woman who's been so much a part of charles' life. >> she's on a royal battleship. then she comes to scotland. she goes onto the royal estate of balmoral. >> imagine a rainy, drizzly, muddy country estate. clothes that are the same as your parents have been wearing for decades. tramping about in the mud. >> it's rainy and it's dark. even in august. and you don't expect that. >> everyone was really delighted when the prince and princess of wales came along as well. >> they play a role. at balmoral. >> the princess suitably stunning in what was officially described as a tartan-style suit. >> balmoral is all about being in scotland, and not the real scotland, but the scotland that victoria and albert invented. it was the royal family shooting, hunting, bagging, all of that. she hated shooting. she hated riding. for her, it's like, this is it? i got to be here every august? i got to be here? she looks really, like, get me out of her

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she says she hopes camilla will become queen consort. lata mangeshkar, the legendary indian singer who made her name in bollywood, has died at the age of 92. reports from the us say russia is stepping up preparations for a large—scale invasion of ukraine. and in madagascar, at least six people have been killed and 50,000 displaced by a tropical storm that is crossing the island. hello and welcome to audiences in the uk and around the world. queen elizabeth is marking the 70th anniversary of her reign — a milestone never before reached by a british monarch. her reign began on this day in 1952, but she is now looking to the future, saying in a statement that she'd like camilla, the duchess of cornwall, to be known as queen consort when prince charles becomes king. 0ur royal correspondent nicholas witchell reports. "i look forward to continuing to serve you with all my heart," so says the queen in her accession day message. on this day when she marks the 70th anniversary of the moment she came to the throne, it's clear that her commitme

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when charles is king, we now know camilla will be his queen. it is the ultimate recognition from the current monarch and a total rehabilitation for camilla. their wedding day in 2005. the journey to this point had, at times, been rocky. camilla parker bowles was a controversial figure, blamed by some for the end of the prince's first marriage. his relationship with a young camilla had faltered in their 20s. decades later, it took until camilla's 50th birthday party at the ritz for them to go public with their romance. the path to acceptance, though, was difficult. but slowly, carefully, camilla won the trust of the queen and began to win over a cautious public. in making it clear what she wants for camilla, the queen has rewarded her daughter—in—law for her loyalty to prince charles and the happiness and stability she has brought him. it's also a recognition of camilla's own campaigning — from literacy, to animal welfare, to domestic violence, where she recently spoke about the horror of abuse. this country has been appalled and saddened

yesterday her wish that camilla will be known as queen consort, — camilla will be known as queen consort, in _ camilla will be known as queen consort, in her eyes that is tying up consort, in her eyes that is tying up ioose — consort, in her eyes that is tying up loose ends.— consort, in her eyes that is tying up loose ends. dickie, thank you so much for now- _ up loose ends. dickie, thank you so much for now. i _ up loose ends. dickie, thank you so much for now. i know— up loose ends. dickie, thank you so much for now. i know you _ up loose ends. dickie, thank you so much for now. i know you will - up loose ends. dickie, thank you so much for now. i know you will stay l much for now. i know you will stay with us and we will talk more in the next hour about the highs and lows of a remarkably long reign and perhaps the future. more from here in the next hour. let's just pause right now on bbc news, it is time to take a quick look at the day's weather prospects and i can tell you what they are, very windy, but we'll get more concrete. the rest of sunday is essentially some sunshine a

what will camilla be known as? her choice of words, "my sincere wish", for the prime minister of the day to advise her on things like this but who will argue now that the queen has said this. charles will be delighted, he has wanted this ever since he and camilla married. the queen mindful of public opinion, aware of the hostility there has been towards camilla over the years from certain quarters, but mindful too and she says how blessed she was to have prince philip as her consort. she clearly believes that the country will accept this. she clearly believes that charles and camilla deserve it. one important distinction. queen consort has no constitutional significance. unlike queen regnant which is what the queen is, sovereign and head of state. 0ne touching note. the queen finished this statement issued on the eve of the 70th anniversary with the words, "yourservant, elizabeth r." mexico has long been one of the most dangerous countries in the world forjournalists. but even by its standards, it's been one of the

the sunday mira and camilla will be queen, it says. camilla will be queen. this after the statement the majesty queen saying it is her sincere wish that camilla will get a title when charles becomes king. rob, let's come to you on one. your take on all— rob, let's come to you on one. your take on all of— rob, let's come to you on one. your take on all of this. _ rob, let's come to you on one. your take on all of this. i _ rob, let's come to you on one. your take on all of this. i thought - rob, let's come to you on one. 7m;- take on all of this. i thought you might go to and first because i know she is like to talk a bit more enthusiastic about the royal family than i do. for those who think there is nothing to do after then having a hereditary system for head of stay, you would think that after would be the king would not be allowed to call his wife the queen. that would just be absurd, wouldn't it? just crazy. i thought would happen here is it's been decided, the passage of time has lessened any public antipathy towards camilla so therefore the title o

what will camilla be known as? her choice of words my sincere wish, for the prime minister of the day to advise her on things like this but who will argue now that the queen has said this. charles will be delighted, he has wanted this ever since camilla married. the queen mindful of public opinion, aware of the hostility there has been towards camilla over the years from certain quarters, but mindful too and she says how blessed she was to have prince philip as her consort. she clearly believes of the country will accept this. she clearly believes that charles and camilla deserve it. one important distinction. queen consort, has no constitutional significance. unlike queen regnant which is what the queen is, sovereign and head of state. one touching note. the queen finish this statement issued on the eve of the 70th anniversary with the words, your servant elizabeth r. the queen's second son, prince andrew, will give evidence under oath in london next month, to lawyers in the civil case representing the woman accus

and camilla will be part of that. she's really asking the public, i think, to throw their support behind camilla. we'll wait to see whether or not that will work. >> interesting stuff. max foster, thank you. let's talk more about this with cnn royal commentator and historian kate williams. so i want to first get your reaction to the queen's news about camilla because she was supposed to be called princess consort at one point. so how significant and symbolic is this? >> yes, you're right. it really is significant moment. significant intervention. the queen put out a statement. she talked about service, talked about her 70 years on the throne how britain and the world has changed and then she said she hoped very much that charles would have the same affection she has had and that camilla would be queen consort. and as you said, up until now, the official line of the palace has been she'd be princess consort, not queen consort, that she wouldn't be queened with him. now the queen is opening the way for it to be a corona

when charles is king, we now know camilla will be his queen. it is the ultimate recognition from the current monarch and a total rehabilitation for camilla. their wedding day in 2005. the journey to this point had, at times, been rocky. camilla parker bowles was a controversial figure, blamed by some for the end of the prince's first marriage. his relationship with a young camilla had faltered in their 20s. decades later, it took until camilla's 50th birthday party at the ritz for them to go public with their romance. the path to acceptance, though, was difficult. but slowly, carefully, camilla won the trust of the queen and began to win over a cautious public. in making it clear what she wants for camilla, the queen has rewarded her daughter—in—law for her loyalty to prince charles and the happiness and stability she has brought him. it's also a recognition of camilla's own campaigning — from literacy, to animal welfare, to domestic violence, where she recently spoke about the horror of abuse. this country has been appalled and saddened

he wanted camilla to be at his side. >> that for diana was really the point where she decided she was no longer interested in attempting any further reconciliation for the sake of the marriage. >> so many dreams as a young girl. hopes my husband would support me, encourage me. i didn't get any of that. >> what you have is the entire firm engaged top to bottom in maintaining a massive lie. >> the fact that prince charles had a mistress in mrs. parker bowles had to be kept secret and to dismiss and even rubbish suggestions that the marriage might be in trouble. there was no precedent for a separated, let alone divorced, prince and princess of wales. it was unthinkable. >> they were effectively leading separate lives. >> 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 grave

charles will be delighted, he has wanted this ever since he and camilla married. the queen, mindful though of public opinion, aware of the hostility there has been towards camilla over the years from certain quarters, but mindful too as she says in her statement how blessed she was to have prince philip as her consort. she clearly believes that the country will now accept this. she clearly believes that charles and camilla deserve it. one important distinction. queen consort is the name given to the wife of the king via 1,000 years of custom and precedent. it has no constitutional significance. unlike queen regnant which is what the queen is, the sovereign and head of state. 0ne touching note. the queen finished this statement issued on the eve of the 70th anniversary of her accession, with the words, "your servant, elizabeth r." the operation to rescue a five—year—old boy, trapped in a well in morocco since tuesday, has ended in tragedy. rescue workers managed to reach rayan awram after digging a 30 metre tunnel — but officials say he'd already died before

has said camilla will be queen consort, she will be queen camilla. we haven't been sure, the official line would been sure, the official line would be that camilla would be the princess consort. now she is going to be clean and what is significant about the statement, is she said very importantly that people would show the same affection to charles and camilla as they have done to her. she is putting routes down that the future saying you have been kind and supportive to me, please be the same for charles. but what she has also said is she will continue to serve. it is also important, people like to say, is the queen going to stop or take a step back now she is nearly 100, she made it clear in her statement she wishes to serve as queen. . , ,., i queen. that is the point, very few in the country _ queen. that is the point, very few in the country will _ queen. that is the point, very few in the country will ever— queen. that is the point, very few in the country will ever remember| queen. that is the point, very few. in the country will ever rememb

what will camilla be known as? moroccan officials say a five year old boy who spent four days trapped down a well, has died. hello and welcome to audiences in the uk and around the world. the queen has said she wants camilla, the duchess of cornwall, to be known as queen consort when prince charles becomes king. in a message marking the 70th anniversary of her accession to the throne, the queen said it was her "sincere wish" that camilla would have that title. it paves the way for camilla to be crowned at her husband's side on his coronation day. our royal correspondent, nicholas witchell reports from sandringham. she's preparing to mark the 70th anniversary of the day she came to the throne. this morning, the queen greeted guests in the ballroom at sandringham, walking slowly and carefully, steadied with a stick. but alert and fully engaged. i was told it had to be upside—down for the press. 0h, they can see it. laughter. i don't matter. the queen seemed quite fit and well today, yes. she has actually had that l

>>> and queen elizabeth just announced a new title for camilla. we're live at buckingham palace with all the details. >> announcer: live from cnn center, this is c"cnn newsroom" with kim brunhuber. >>> u.s. officials now believe russian president vladimir putin has assembled about 70% of the military force he needs to launch a full-scale invasion of ukraine. the latest satellite images show russian forces gathering force in belarus.ed less than 50 kilometers from ukraine's northern border. u.s. troops have began arriving in poland to help boost nato's defenses there. american forces have also been sent to romania and germany. france's president is heading to moscow on monday to try to discourage further russian aggression. cnn's melissa bell is standing by live for us in kyiv. melissa, on one hand, russian troops positioned in belarus and u.s. troops on the move. on the other hand, hope for diplomacy still alive. what's the latest? >> reporter: well, look, vladimir putin has, according to elysee transcripts of his recent phone calls with president

what will camilla be known as? moroccan officials say a five year old boy who spent four days trapped down a well, has died. a powerful storm strikes madagascar — bringing floods, landslides and winds of 180 kilometres an hour. aid agencies are setting up emergency shelters. hoping to steady the ship. uk prime minister borisjohnson adds new recruits to his inner circle at downing street. and brightening up the dark nordic winter — as europe's largest festival of lights, illuminates the danish capital. hello and welcome to audiences in the uk and around the world. the queen has said she wants camilla, the duchess of cornwall, to be known as queen consort when prince charles becomes king. in a message marking the 70th anniversary of her accession to the throne, the queen said it was her "sincere wish" that camilla would have that title. it paves the way for camilla to be crowned at her husband's side on his coronation day. our royal correspondent, nicholas witchell, reports from sandringham. she's preparing to ma

what will camilla be known as? moroccan officials say a five year old boy who spent four days trapped down a well, has died. a powerful storm strikes madagascar — bringing floods, landslides and winds of 180 kilometres an hour. aid agencies are setting up emergency shelters. hoping to steady the ship. uk prime minister borisjohnson adds new recruits to his inner circle at downing street. and — brightening up the dark nordic winter — as europe's largest festival of lights illuminates the danish capital. hello and welcome to audiences in the uk and around the world. one of india's most famous singers, lata mangeshkar, has died at the age of 92. the bollywood superstar was known to millions as the �*nightingale of india' — and had an extraordinary career spanning over half a century, singing more than 30,000 songs in 36 languages. she was hospitalised last month with covid. in a tweet, prime minister narendra modi said she leaves a void in the nation that cannot be filled. rajini vaidyanathan looks back at h

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camilla is not sorry. she's not even pretending to be sorr sorry. >> diana's decision to confront camilla is a breakthrough for her. >> at this point diana is disillusioned with the sham that is her marriage. she's about to take can troll of her own story. >> marriage offers stability. >> here you have her husband, the future king of england in love with someone sglels she was like a tinder box waiting to explode. >> isn't it normal to feel angry and want to change a situation that is hurting? >> this was her going totally rogue. she was risking it all. not knowing where it would lead. >> diana is effectively planting a bomb under the royal family. >> she wanted her truth to be told . >>> marriage offers stability. >> diana is in a loveless marriage and really

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blame her for the breakdown and the divorce of the marriage of charles and camilla. so she is a divisive character, but i think the royal family now feels that the public would be ready to accept her as queen, particularly with that crucial support from the queen -- queen elizabeth, who is so revered, kim. >> max, i want to dig into that a bit more, because i'm sure a lot of people might be critical of that decision. you're saying basically because the queen endorses it, they're willing to go along with it. would they still not view that with a bit of skepticism? >> yes, i'm sure they would. i mean, this is a generational shift here. young people don't even know who diana is, often. but older people, certainly, she's very much in their minds and there's a lot of distaste towards camilla, because she was part of that big breakup. and ultimately, you know, would things have ended up the way they did had charles not got divorced? it's so loaded, this whole conversation. but over the years, the one sort of unflinching level of support was always for queen elibeth. and i

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charles once described camilla as a "non—negotiable part of his life." now she will, as charles has always hoped, be crowned alongside him at his coronation. that that should be the case is at the personal initiative of the queen. 70 years. extraordinary. but until that day, it is elizabeth who will continue to occupy the throne. in her accession day statement, she said she was humbled by the loyalty and affection she continued to receive. she signed her message, "your servant, elizabeth r." it was a significant platinum job lee statement from the queen. what struck you most about it?— struck you most about it? cleave, first and foremost, _ struck you most about it? cleave, first and foremost, her _ struck you most about it? cleave, first and foremost, her absolute l first and foremost, her absolute commitment to continue. now it really could not be clearer, she commits herself again to that 1947 pledge, you remember the one whether my life be long or short i devote it do your service she says i look forward to continuing to serve you with all my heart

charles once described camilla as a non—negotiable part of his life. now, she will as charles has always hoped, be crowned alongside him at his coronation. that that should be the case is at the personal initiative of the queen. 70 years? extraordinary. but until that day, it is elizabeth that will continue to occupy the throne. in her accession day statement, she said she was humbled by the loyalty that you continue to receive. she signed her message, "your servant, elizabeth r." nicholas witchell, bbc news, sandringham. the royal family also holds historical significance out here in this region too — so how is the historic anniversary of the queen's coronation being seen in former british colonies? is the connection still strong? i've been speaking to dr cindy mccreery from the university of sydney. i think ithink and i think and austria, the high point of our relationship with the queen came in 1954 when his young monarch, the queen embarked on a lengthy tour of commonwealth countries, including australia and at that point, three quarters of the p

he's also been pushing for the idea that camilla would be queen one day. a huge statement from the queen saying she's giving out her blessing. we've also just heard from camilla offices that they feel touched by this. it's a very moving statement as far as their concern. it's an acknowledgment, really, i think that prince charles feels that when he's king, he wants camilla crowned as queen alongside him and that the public is probably ready for that. so a big moment for british history and weren't really expecting this to come and it's a real statement of intent. >> and max, the queen is marking a milestone of her own. >> yes. 70 years on the throne. that will be marked tomorrow. she is the first british monarch to mark a platinum jubilee. there will be big celebrations this summer, but nothing from her tomorrow. she always spends it privately because it also marks the moment when her father died and she became queen. but we have this statement which really speaks to what she wants to come out of this day, which is looking ahead to future monarchy, she ver

but it became very clear when the queen herself said she wished that camilla would be queen that the whole family belief in this has changed. and what we are seeing in today's daily mail is people talking, and is not clear exactly in the mail is inevitably somebody who knows what they are talking about, is involved in the process is speaking to them about the coronation and paving the way in a sense for the idea that camilla will be clean and we should be used to that. and it is quite interesting that the royal family is talking and preparing for the succession. her majesty is 95 years old, and she clearly wants to prepare for the future and that's what she is doing. and a word from you on this was of the male does point out my front page there is no suggestion that there is anything wrong with the queen, that she is unwell. yes we have started _ queen, that she is unwell. yes we have started seeing _ queen, that she is unwell. yes we have started seeing a _ queen, that she is unwell. yes we have started seeing a lot - queen, that she is unwell. yes we have started seeing a lot of- q

tonight, clarence house said charles and camilla were touched and honoured. the queen's second son, prince andrew, will give evidence under oath in london next month, to lawyers in the civil case representing the woman accusing him of sexual assault. virginia giuffre claims as a 17 year old, she was trafficked by the convicted sex offender, jeffrey epstein, to have sex with the duke, in the early 2000s. the prince strenuously denies the allegations. britain's prime minister boris johnson has announced two new major appointments to his downing street team, saying the shake—up will "improve how no 10 operates," following weeks of turmoil. the labour party have accused johnson of panicking and said the government is collapsing into chaos. 0ur political correspondent, iain watson has the very latest. after another week of bad headlines, the loss of senior downing street staff and some of his own mps openly calling for him to go, tonight boris johnson was attempting to get on the front foot. he has appointed the former bbc journalist guto hari as his director of

well, i don't want camilla as queen. but i think this was a nonnegotiable thing for prince charles, if he's going to become king, he wants her next to him. the best way of making that as palatable as possible is for queen elizabeth to endorse it. and haas what he's got. we'll see how this all plays out. i don't think there will be people out with pitchforks here in the uk saying, we don't want camilla as queen. i just don't think that she has the same sort of support that diana would have had. but this is all part of the long-term rehabilitation of camilla's image. that's something that the whole monarchy has bought into, so it's a significant moment there. and we've seen how titles really do matter in the royal family. you know, andrew has had his hrh taken away as has megan and harry and camilla has been evaluated. this is the future of the monarchy. >> very good point. and there's time for people to get used to the idea. max foster, always good to see you. thank you, sir. >>> coming up, new york mayor eric adams apolo

charles once described camilla as a non—negotiable part of his life. now, she will as charles has always hoped, be crowned alongside him at his coronation. that that should be the case is at the personal initiative of the queen. 70 years? extraordinary. but until that day, it is elizabeth that will continue to occupy the throne. in her accession day statement, she said she was humbled by the loyalty and affection she continued to receive. she signed her message, "your servant, elizabeth r." nicholas witchell, bbc news, sandringham. the royal family also holds historical significance out here in this region too. so how is the historic anniversary of the queen's reign being seen in former british colonies? is the connection still strong? i've been speaking to dr cindy mccreery from the university of sydney. i think in australia, the high point of our relationship with the queen came in 1954 when as a young monarch, the queen and prince philip embarked on a lengthy tour of commonwealth countries, including australia and at that point, three quarters of th

be queen camilla. she should be crowned and she should be obviously her majesty. in other words, she should have the same title that the queen mother had, that queen mary had, that queen alexandra had when edward vii and george vi were all kipngs. to do otherwise would have reduced her to a secondary role, which might have caused any number of problems. so this was just unexpected at this moment, but i think very appropriate at this moment, you know, just on the eve of her marking an unprecedented 70 years on the throne. so i think it was just a sort of master stroke that paved the way for charles and camilla to have an easier transition. as the queen said, in the fullness of time when charles takes the throne, this is my sincere wish. it's awfully hard to argue with what the queen wants. >> right. it's awfully hard to imagine her wish won't be granted. sally bedell smith, thank you so much. >> you're welcome. good to talk to you, pam. >>> we hav it's innovative. my go to toothpaste is going to be pron

informal, camilla has helped win over the doubters. here, a cheeky wink after a picture with the trumps. but there is a seriousness too, particularly with the projects supporting women, where her own personal story of divorce and public judgment is seen as beneficial. she knows that she's part of the story that most of us have in our lives, which is that life is messy and you have to face that and deal with it and she is great in that respect, and that's another reason why she brings so much care to the conversations she has with people. and for her friends there is total confidence in the role ahead. what kind of queen do you think she will be? she will always have a sense of humour and will always put people at ease. she adores red wine, and i think she will go on enjoying red wine as queen. i hope so. some will never change their mind about camilla. they will never forgive. it�*s a pleasure to meet you. it's a pleasure to meet you too. it�*s been a bumpyjourney, but she has moved from vilified public figure to future queen. dani

on monday, camilla valley eva became the 1st woman to land, a quadruple jump at the olympics, helping her team when gold. on friday, the international testing agency announced she had previously tested positive for a band hot medication that could potentially increase endurance. but it's not clear, the 15 year old will be held responsible, according to sports journalists and doping expert high o sep, out. if it comes to get, get a decision about if she is guilty or not, you have to consider that maybe she didn't know about it. she at green's camila ever might be a victim of her own to rush rushes olympic committee is standing by valley ava. and her asking why it took weeks for a swedish laboratory to deliver the results of a test taken on december 25. russian politicians are also backing the stars skater, saying she should hold her head high. had she's peasant, i want to say to camilla, we stand with you because none of this change is my attitude towards her. and i think that's just as true for millions of fans to me. camilla valley ava is the best in the world. and type of foreman's

next generation of monarchy and that will be charles and camilla. it's queen elizabeth really saying she supports the future shape of the monarchy, futuring proving in many ways. a big suggestion when you consider, laura, just a few years ago queen elizabeth refused to meet camilla because this was such a big scandal. a big part of the rehabilitation of camilla, a gun salute by buckingham palace because this is the first real day of celebration for what will be six months of celebration here for the queen's jubilee, an extraordinary 70 years on the throne. >> i wonder, max, is the public ready? i just think back to 20 years ago, i couldn't imagine british public that would accept a camilla as queen consort. >> reporter: you don't have to s -- have the same negativity of camilla as they used to. younger generation don't know diana. that's part of it. they are proactive people trying to build a constituency and playing politics. she really just wants to do her job and support prince charles so she doesn't have that big ground swell of support. we'll h

you wrote, i strongly agree with the decision to allow camilla to compete. it's disheartening to see that the rules are rules for some athletes who get 0 leniency and not for others unlevel playing ground on so many ways. a failed test is a failed test. this is not clean sport and yet we saw today an athlete who failed. a drugs test was allowed to compete at the olympics. what went through your mind when you saw that? yes, i strongly disagree with the decision to allow chronology competes at the end of the day, a band substance was found in her task samples and as a athlete that has been winning everything the season leading up to the games. she's a prime candidate for the anti doping agency is to be frequently testing her before the games. so the fact that they did indeed find something she failed the test. there should be no questions after that. she should not be competing at these games and it is very unfair for every other athlete who has been caught up in a similar situation and not given the same leniency. and it's unfair to all the clean athletes who

on monday, camilla valley eva became the 1st woman to land, a quadruple jump at the olympics, helping her team when gold. on friday, the international testing agency announced she had previously tested positive for a band hot medication that could potentially increase endurance. but it's not clear, the 15 year old will be held responsible, according to sports journalists and doping expert high o sep, out. if it comes to get, get a decision about if she is guilty or not, you have to consider that maybe she didn't know about it. she at rena camila ever might be a victim of her own. to rush rushes olympic committee is standing by valley ava. and her asking why it took weeks for a swedish laboratory to deliver the results of a test taken on december 25. russian politicians are also backing the stars skater, saying she should hold her head high. had she's peasant, i want to say to camilla, we stand with you because none of this change is my attitude towards her. and i think that's just as true for millions of fans to me. camilla valley ava is the best in the world. and type of foreman's pr

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you wrote, i strongly agree with the decision to allow camilla to compete. it's disheartening to see that the rules are rules for some athletes who get 0 leniency and not for others unlevel playing ground on so many ways. a failed test is a failed test. this is not clean sport and yet we saw today an athlete who failed. a drugs test was allowed to compete at the olympics. what went through your mind when you saw that? yes, i strongly disagree with the decision to allow chronology competes at the end of the day are banned substances found in her ta samples and as a athlete that has been winning everything the season leading up to the games, she's a prime candidate for the anti doping agency is to be frequently testing her before the games. so the fact that they did indeed find something she failed the test. there should be no questions after that. she should not be competing at these games and it is very unfair for every other athlete who has been caught up in a similar situation and not given the same leniency. and it's unfair to all the clean athletes who s

charles once described camilla as a "non—negotiable part of his life". now, she will, as charles has always hoped, be crowned alongside him at his coronation. that that should be the case is at the personal initiative of the queen. 70 years? extraordinary. but until that day, it is elizabeth that will continue to occupy the throne. in her accession day statement, she said she was humbled by the loyalty and affection she continued to receive. she signed her message, "your servant, elizabeth r". nicholas witchell, bbc news, sandringham. one of india's greatest ever singers, lata mangeshkar, has been cremated at a huge funeral ceremony in mumbai, attended by the country's prime minister. narendra modi said she "left a void in the nation that cannot be filled". our correspondent raijini vaidyanathan looks back on her life. sings. lata mangeshkar was one of the most prolific artists in history who recorded more songs than the beatles and the rolling stones combined. bollywood music plays. as a bollywood singer, her vocals were dubbed over generations of actre