today it is prince charles. what prince charles and one of the people that he works with has been accused of is essentially offering a cash for honours the donors to the princes trust which is the princes charity received an order from the queen after receiving a very large sum to the princes trust. the met police as over the investigation, the summa lily it�*s received evidence that there may be people implicated in this. it�*s not clear yet whether they�*re going to be investigating prince charles himself personally but prince charles has said he�*s willing to comply. i think it does look extremely bad that prince charles himself offered this man in honour, presented him with an honour in 2016. he would have thoughtjust the barest amount of due diligence by the royal household would�*ve revealed that this man was an extremely large donor to the princes trust and therefore it may not be appropriate for prince charles to present himself without honor. we can�*t comment on these allegations, i think t

. >> 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

but now we�*ve got the allegations against prince charles or at least involving prince charles or at least involving prince charles or at least involving prince charles on whether or not he knew or was aware, did he sanction to get involved with offer in upgrade to this saudi billionaire. the daily express has clean faces new anguish again, the same photograph of the pictures supplied by the palace of the queen. today with military figures. they�*ve actually got the photographs of both princes on the front. if nothing else, presumably this will be deeply uncomfortable for clarence house because after all prince andrew you can say is quite a long way down the pecking order because of the birth of prince william and williams children but prince charles is heir to the throne.— to the throne. that's right. not only does _ to the throne. that's right. not only does the _ to the throne. that's right. not only does the queen _ to the throne. that's right. not only does the queen have - to the throne. that's right. not only does the queen have one | to the throne. that's right. not. only

and she is going to be a support, as prince charles said in the statement, for what prince charles, kin- statement, for what prince charles, king charles will need in the future — king charles will need in the future. . ~' , ., king charles will need in the future. . ~ , ., ., ., king charles will need in the future. ., ., ., ., future. thank you. the author and historian. and _ future. thank you. the author and historian. and we _ future. thank you. the author and historian. and we are _ future. thank you. the author and historian. and we are here - historian. and we are here throughout the day at buckingham palace reflecting on a remarkable 70 year reign. more from me to come. you are watching bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather with chris fawkes. hello again. we are looking at a day of sunshine and showers, but at the showers have been and will be falling as snow across higher parts of scotland. we have seen a good covering in parts of the highlands already. so there are the showers. the early morning rain and strong winds we have had across england and wales clea

whereas the queen, prince charles, that greater sense of a barrier. >> what happened to her? >> all the intestines are outside. >> land mines were controversial. she understand stood 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 angered ministers. >> a junior cabinet minister said he did not feel 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 as we went on the pavement. >> the government said you're a loose cannon by supporting this campaign. do you have reaction to that? >> many try to hay ighlight a problem going on around the world, that's all. >> it's said your aligning yourself with labor policy.

first, prince charles. there is to be a formal police investigation into his charity, the prince's foundation, over allegations that honours and british citizenship were promised to a saudi billionaire in return for cash donations to the charity. in a statement, the metropolitan police said... the man who is expected to be at the centre of the investigation is michael fawcett, chief executive of the prince's foundation until his recent resignation. he's worked for charles for decades. he used to be the prince's valet. in a statement, clarence house said... and then, to prince andrew and the continuing questions around his out—of—court settlement with virginia giuffre, variously estimated to be costing him anything up to £12 million. it's not thought andrew has that kind of spare cash, so will the queen have to help him? if andrew goes to the queen for help, more than likely, the money will come from the duchy of lancaster, which is effectively the queen's cash cow. last year, it brought her about £22

charles is acutely aware — think prince charles is acutely aware of— think prince charles is acutely aware of that, _ think prince charles is acutely aware of that, particularly- think prince charles is acutely . aware of that, particularly given his age. — aware of that, particularly given his age. he _ aware of that, particularly given his age, he will— aware of that, particularly given his age, he will be _ aware of that, particularly given his age, he will be an _ aware of that, particularly given his age, he will be an old - aware of that, particularly given his age, he will be an old king l aware of that, particularly given . his age, he will be an old king and ithink— his age, he will be an old king and i think his — his age, he will be an old king and i think his vision _ his age, he will be an old king and i think his vision of _ his age, he will be an old king and l i think his vision of a slimmed—down monarchy, _ i think his vision of a slimmed—down monarchy, he — i think his vision of a slimmed—down monarchy, he wants _ i think his vision of a slimmed—do

when her son, prince charles ascends the throne, essentially shall be known as queen camilla. the monarchy is often seen to represent tradition, but the aging queen has been able to adapt over the years. she has managed to provide this sense of continuity and stability, but at the same time remained relevant because of the way that she seems to have understood that the monarchy does need to adapt and to change in order to thrive and over time, over so many years and a such a period of change seats, he has already worked to build a connection with the public a legacy that queen elizabeth the 2nd will hope the rest of the royal family can maintain. well as bring indeed up the charlotte chelsea pill who is currently in london. the charlotte. this is a big day for the queen and very few more ask it to celebrate a platinum jubilee. try and just take a step back to really consider exactly what that means. she has been on through the throne because 7 decades now during that time, over seeing a period of extraordinary change of britain. just just think about it, the end of the british

charles — also a story about how prince charles i_ also a story about how prince charles i realise finally that it would — charles i realise finally that it would be right for him to live in buckingham palace if he became the monarch— buckingham palace if he became the monarch despite in the past he suggested he did not particularly like it _ suggested he did not particularly like it so — suggested he did not particularly like it. so there is a conversation happeninq — like it. so there is a conversation happening with the next rain and the next monarch and it is hard to ignore — next monarch and it is hard to ignore the _ next monarch and it is hard to ignore the fact that this is all beginning to happen as the queen has towards _ beginning to happen as the queen has towards the age of 95 and when i find interesting about this story in a minutes— find interesting about this story in a minutes clearly briefed as a positive — a minutes clearly briefed as a positive story about prince charles and there — positive story about prince charles and there is a lot if you read the f

it is a decision that undoubtedly will delight prince charles. nicholas witchell, bbc news, at sandringham. let's talk to juliet rieden, editor—at—large and royal correspondent for the australian women's weekly. and author of the royals and australia. it is so good to talk to you, thank you for talking to us. this has been hailed by a pretty extraordinary gesture by the queen and it does mean, in the eyes of so many, that camilla has almost been brought in from the cold of many years ago when she was first introduced to the public arena?— public arena? absolutely. in australia. — public arena? absolutely. in australia, people _ public arena? absolutely. in australia, people totally - public arena? absolutely. in i australia, people totally accept that camilla is there by prince charles' side. if the queen says that camilla will be queen consort, then that is a done deal for us. what does it mean that she is going to be queen consort? you must signal to be queen consort? you must signal to a large degree, the amount of trust that the queen

when her son, prince charles ascends the throne. essentially she'll be known as queen camilla. the monarchy is often seen to represent tradition, but the aging queen has been able to adapt over the years. she has managed to provide this sense of continuity and stupidity, but at the same time remained relevant because of the way that she seems to have understood that the monarchy does need to adapt and to change in order to thrive and over time, over so many years and a such a period of change, she has already worked to build a connection with the public a legacy that queen elizabeth the 2nd will hope to rest of the royal family can maintain what has bring indeed up the charlotte chelsea pill who is currently in london the charlotte, this is a big day for the queen and very few monarchs get to celebrate a platinum jubilee. that's right, and just take a step back to really consider exactly what that means. she has been on the throwed throne with 7 decades now. during that time overseeing a period of extraordinary change, your britain, just to think about at the end of the british

first, prince charles. there is to be a formal police investigation into his charity, the prince's foundation, over allegations that honours and british citizenship were promised to a saudi billionaire in return for cash donations to the charity. in a statement, the metropolitan police said... the man who is expected to be at the centre of the investigation is michael fawcett, chief executive of the prince's foundation until his recent resignation. he's worked for charles for decades. he used to be the prince's valet. in a statement, clarence house said... and then, to prince andrew, and the continuing questions around his out—of—court settlement with virginia giuffre, variously estimated to be costing him anything up to £12 million. it's not thought andrew has that kind of spare cash, so will the queen have to help him? if andrew goes to the queen for help, more than likely, the money will come from the duchy of lancaster, which is effectively the queen's cash cow. last year, it brought her about £22

tributes led by prince charles. and the message she said on this historic day... and of the queens stated wish that he should become the queen consort he should become the queen consort he said... the prince of wales is clearly delighted by the endorsement of his future status. in so many years ago, the queen would not even meet her. when charles and camilla married in april 2005, the ceremony had to be conducted at windsor registry office. such with the sensitivities about the circumstances which led to the breakdown of charles first marriage to diana princess of wales. the queen only thought able to join them for the blessing at st. george chapel. during that service, the council sought forgiveness or previous sins. it was then that when charles took the throne, she would simply be known as princess consort. but in the year since, she has proven a staunch member of the royal family bringing great happiness and won the trust and affection of the queen. charles once described camilla as a non—negotiable part of his life. as charles is always hope, be crowned alo

charles takes over, and i think there are a lot - of questions about. how it is managed — prince charles has talked about a slimmed down monarchy. - of course, we know much more about his political views- than we do with the queen, i so i think he will have a harder time rising above the political fray as she has, and i think— there will be a real- difficulty grappling with how prominent is prince charles, - what role does he give to his more popular son, prince william, - and how do they navigate what can be very difficult _ political waters ahead? i think it's fair to say a lot of republicans even have a respect for the queen's sense of duty, hard work, her devotion to her role, but picking up on what stephanie was talking about, how does the monarchy maintain its relevance? you were talking earlier about the need to modernise. absolutely. it was interesting, i remember a quote from prince william around the time of the queen's 90th, saying, "one of my big challenges is, how do i keep this relevant for the future?" i was in barbados recently, as it became a republic. there is no doub

we will be when prince charles becomes king charm-— will be when prince charles becomes kin: charles. ~ ~ ., ,, , ., king charles. we know the queen is a very savvy. — king charles. we know the queen is a very savvy. possibly _ king charles. we know the queen is a very sawy, possibly the _ king charles. we know the queen is a very sawy, possibly the sawiest, - very savvy, possibly the savviest, when it comes to timing, knowing that less is more. she does not speak of what she does not, she is very discreet, but you know so to make a statement. she has chosen this most opportune of days, all eyes are on her, to make this thing which has been deliberated in the hallways of power, the queen has appeared to have settled this. it is only a wish, but i thing we can read this is what will happen when the time comes, but we should not let this overshadow this glorious achievement all of her own, and just achievement all of her own, and just a spectacular photo. i think the queen takes a better photo than possibly anyone in the road and it distances see here still smiling on this, we should

the queen celebrates 70 years on the throne, and marks the occasion by saying that when prince charles succeeds her, camilla should become queen consort. in the uk, a lawyer says levi bellfield — who was jailed for murdering milly dowler — has now admitted carrying out a double murder another man was jailed for. reports from the united states say russia has amassed 70% of the forces needed for a full—scale invasion of ukraine. india mourns the loss of lata mangeshkar, the legendary singer who made her name in bollywood. she's died at the age of 92. showdown in cameroon — egypt amd senegal are kicking off in the africa cup of nations final. we'll bring you the latest from the game. and is it the end for erinsborough? the future of the long—running australian soap neighbours is in doubt after it's dropped by its uk tv channel. 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,

. >> 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 camilla, look who i am. look what he's got. >> the true diana came out. she has a backbone. she knows she is 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 for our last rehearsal, and that's when the camera lights were on. >> about 3,000 built up, their enthusiasm unmistakable. prince charles was so relaxed he nearly came to grief on the top step. when it was over he clasped diana's hand reassuredly 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 struggle, a story of a 19-year-old girl, naive in this world, trying to find herself. >> here

it is a decision that undoubtedly will delight prince charles. nicholas witchell, bbc news, at sandringham. and we'll be live at buckingham palace for more on queen elizabeth's platinum jubilee and that annoucement about the duchess of cormwall in a few minutes. the uk prime minister, boris johnson, is considering further changes to his top team, with the prospect this week of more mps submitting letters of no confidence in him. the former conservative party leader and work and pensions secretary, iain duncan smith, said now was the wrong time for a damaging leadership election, and what's needed now was discipline. let's talk to our political correspondent. what has been going on, a few ministers have been talking to the media about this? this is about borisjohnson and how he is trying to reshape downing street after all of the things that have gone on over recent months. last week, three senior people from his team resigned in planned resignations. another two went into unplanned resignations. this is about filling some of those jobs. the two h

first, prince charles. there is to be a formal police investigation into his charity, the prince's foundation over allegations that honours and british citizenship were promised to a saudi billionaire in return for cash donations to the charity. in a statement, the metropolitan police said, officers liaised with the prince's foundation about the findings of an independent investigation into fundraising practices. the foundation provided a number of relevant documents. the assessment determined an investigation will commence. there have been no arrests or interviews under caution. the man who is expected to be at the centre of the investigation is michael fawcett, chief executive of the prince's foundation until his recent resignation. he has worked for charles for decades. he used to be the prince's valet. in a statement, clarence house said, the prince of wales had no knowledge of the alleged offer of honours or british citizenship on the basis of donation to his charities. and then, to prince andrew and t

there is a very. _ supporting prince charles. there is a very. very— supporting prince charles. there is a very, very good reason why it's on so many— a very, very good reason why it's on so many of— a very, very good reason why it's on so many of the front pages because it's a _ so many of the front pages because it's a story— so many of the front pages because it's a story which so many people will be _ it's a story which so many people will be really very interested. it will be really very interested. [it is on will be really very interested. is on many will be really very interested. it is on many of the front pages. and, just to stay with you on this one, it also touches on the very poignant issue of the queen thinking about arrangements for after she is no longer with us. it arrangements for after she is no longer with us.— longer with us. it is a very touching _ longer with us. it is a very touching letter. _ longer with us. it is a very touching letter. at - longer with us. it is a very touching letter. at a - longer with us. it is a very touching letter. at a ve

prince charles testing positive for covid. he had been with the queen and what buckingham palace is now saying. >>> and this question tonight, who else is headed to the super bowl? you met them right here. i'm guessing you'll be very happy to learn role. wharour persons of the week? >>> good evening. great to have you with us as we near the end of another week together. we begin with the urgent warning from the white house on the threat from russia. the white house now saying there's a credible prospect that russian forces could invade ukraine within days. possibly before the olympics end. warning miamericans in ukraine leave now. the u.s. military deploying another 3,000 troops to poland. we're learning about a phone call set between biden and vladimir putin tomorrow. from the russian military tonight, new images of its forces. the russians are still insisting they have no plan to attack. accusing the u.s. of hysteria. mary bruce is standing by with what she's learned at the white house. and terry moran leading us off with th

prince _ prince charles was good to be using. prince andrew was angry with a gardener— prince andrew was angry with a gardener in the garden. small potatoes— gardener in the garden. small potatoes immigrants scheme of things but this— potatoes immigrants scheme of things but this drip, drip suggests there has been — but this drip, drip suggests there has been a kind of campaign, i don't know_ has been a kind of campaign, idon't know if— has been a kind of campaign, i don't know if it's _ has been a kind of campaign, i don't know if it's within their palace leaking — know if it's within their palace leaking stories to the sun or the sun trying — leaking stories to the sun or the sun trying to paint this picture. there _ sun trying to paint this picture. there is— sun trying to paint this picture. there is been a campaign to make thisa— there is been a campaign to make this a point— there is been a campaign to make this a point of no return. there is nobody— this a point of no return. there is nobody really st

the uae. — charles, prince williams is touring the uae, meeting— charles, prince williams is touring| the uae, meeting conservationists and also _ the uae, meeting conservationists and also has — the uae, meeting conservationists and also has the _ the uae, meeting conservationists and also has the feeling _ the uae, meeting conservationists and also has the feeling that - the uae, meeting conservationistsl and also has the feeling that maybe it's time _ and also has the feeling that maybe it's time to — and also has the feeling that maybe it's time to skip _ and also has the feeling that maybe it's time to skip a _ and also has the feeling that maybe it's time to skip a generation - and also has the feeling that maybe it's time to skip a generation and i it's time to skip a generation and maybe _ it's time to skip a generation and maybe have _ it's time to skip a generation and maybe have william _ it's time to skip a generation and maybe have william go _ it's time to skip a generation and maybe have william go to - it's time to skip a generation and maybe have william go to th

prince charles has released a tribute to his wife and indeed to the queen. he released a written message where he wanted to mark the queen�*s anniversary, saying that he and camilla were deeply conscious of the honour and on this historic day my wife and i enjoy everyone congratulating our majesty the queen and he is deeply conscious of representing... he has sought to... my representing... he has sought to... my darling wife has been my own steadfast support throughout. that message from clarence house earlier on this morning. my colleaguejane hill is spending the day at buckingham palace for us. fin hill is spending the day at buckingham palace for us. on the day that marks the _ buckingham palace for us. on the day that marks the beginning _ buckingham palace for us. on the day that marks the beginning of— buckingham palace for us. on the day that marks the beginning of the - that marks the beginning of the platinum jubilee. it is 70 years ago today that the queen two father, this country plasma class king, died and the queen acceded to the throne at

young prince william, after strong lobbying by his mother, was also allowed to come on tour. >> charles was a veteran by then. so he knew the ropes. diana didn't. this was hugely daunting for her. >> pre-diana, there was zilch interest in the royal family. along comes diana, and boom, it all changes. >> the crowds went absolutely mad about diana. >> they came up with a name for it, it was di-mania. >> after the royal wedding the family thought attention would die out. but diana was lightning in a bottle. she was so different than the rest of the royal family. >> there's big difference between the queen, she's sort of above everybody else, untouchable, if you like. diana comes in and she's very much hands-on. diana physically embraced the people who were there to see her. the way in which she reached into the crowd to shake hands and crouched down to hug children. >> diana herself was totally overwhelmed at just the intense interest in her. >> at the sydney opera house, the drive through the city brought the people out in the tens of thousands to catch a glimpse of this woman the world h

first, prince charles. there will be a formal investigation into his charity the prince's foundation over allegations of the honors and citizenship were promised to a saudi billionaire in return for cash donations to the charity. in a statement, the metropolitan police said officers in the foundation are looking into fundraising practices. the foundation provided a number of relevant documents the assessment determined an investigation will commence. no arrests or interviews yet under caution. correspondent: the man expected to be at the center of the investigation is michael force it, chief executive of the prince's foundation until his recent resignation. he has worked for charles for decades and used to be the prince's valet. clearance house has said that the prince of wales had no knowledge of the allegations. and then prince andrew, and continuing questions about his out-of-court settlement with virginia giuffre, estimated to be costing him anything up to 12 million pounds. it's not thought that andrew

first, prince charles. there is to be a former police investigation into his charity over allegations that honors and british citizenship were promised to a saudi billionaire in return for cash donations to the charity. in a statement, the metropolitan police said officers liaise to with the foundation about the findings of an investigation into fundraising practices pair the foundation provided a number of relevant documents. the assessment determinedn investigation will commence. there have been no arrests or interviews under cauon should the man who is expected to be at the center of the investigation is chief executive of the foundation until his recent regulation should -- recent resignation. he used to be the prince's valet pig in statement, clarence house said the prince of wales had no knowledge of the alleged offer of honors or bitter citizenship on the basis of donation to his chities pit==. and then to p of his out-of-court settlement. estimated to because to him anything up to 12 million pounds.

the queen celebrates 70 years on the throne — and marks the occasion by saying that when prince charles succeeds her, camilla should become queen consort. the africa cup of nations final between egypt and senegal finishes goalless after 90 minutes. this is the scene live in the senegalese capital dakar with the match in extra—time. india mourns the loss of lata mangeshkar — the legendary singer who made her name in bollywood. she's died at the age of 92. presidentjoe biden�*s national security advisor has warned that russia has the ability to invade ukraine imminently — but it may still opt for a diplomatic solution. 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. our royal correspondent nicholas witchell has this first report. "i look for

first, prince charles. there is to be a former police investigation into his charity over allegations that honors and british citizenship were promised to a saudi billionaire in return for cash donations to the charity. in a statement, the metropolitan police said officers liaise to with the foundation about the findings of an investigation into fundraising practices pair the foundation provided a number of relevant documents. the assessment determinedn investigation will commence. there have been no arrests or interviews under caution should the man who is expected to be at the center of the investigation is chief executive of the foundation until his recent regulation should -- recent resignation. he used to be the prince's valet pig in statement, clarence house said the prince of wales had no knowledge of the alleged offer of honors or bitter citizenship on the basis of donation to his chities pit==. and then to p of his out-of-court settlement. estimated to because to him anything up to 12 million pound

first, prince charles. there is to be a formal police investigation into his charity, the prince's foundation, over allegations that honours and british citizenship were promised to a saudi billionaire in return for cash donations to the charity. in a statement, the metropolitan police said... the man who is expected to be at the centre of the investigation is michael fawcett, chief executive of the prince's foundation until his recent resignation. he's worked for charles for decades. he used to be the prince's valet. in a statement, clarence house said... and then, to prince andrew and the continuing questions around his out—of—court settlement with virginia giuffre, variously estimated to be costing him anything up to £12 million. it's not thought andrew has that kind of spare cash, so will the queen have to help him? if andrew goes to the queen for help more than likely the money will come from the duchy of lancaster, which is effectively the queen's cash cow. last year it brought her about £22 mil

her relationship with prince charles only being made public at his 50th birthday celebration 25 years ago. daniela relph's report contains some flashing images. 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

first, prince charles. there is to be a formal police investigation into his charity, the prince�*s foundation, over allegations that honours and british citizenship were promised to a saudi billionaire in return for cash donations to the charity. in a statement, the metropolitan police said... the man who is expected to be at the centre of the investigation is michael fawcett, chief executive of the prince�*s foundation until his recent resignation. he�*s worked for charles for decades. he used to be the prince�*s valet. in a statement, clarence house said... and then, to prince andrew and the continuing questions around his out—of—court settlement with virginia giuffre, variously estimated to be costing him anything up to £12 million. it�*s not thought andrew has that kind of spare cash, so will the queen have to help him? if andrew goes to the queen for help, more than likely, the money will come from the duchy of lancaster, which is effectively the queen�*s cash cow. last year, it broug

the queen celebrates 70 years on the throne and marks the occasion by saying that when prince charles succeeds her, camilla should become queen consort. a lawyer says levi bellfield, who was jailed for murdering millie dowler, has now admitted carrying out a double murder another man was jailed for. india mourns the loss of lata mangeshkar, the legendary singer who made her name in bollywood. she's died at the age of 92. countdown to kick—off in cameroon — egypt take on senegal in the final of the africa cup of nations in underan hour. and is it the end for erinsborough? the future of the long—running australian soap neighbours is in doubt after it's dropped by its uk tv channel. 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. our royal corres

after the terrible death of princess diana, the way that camilla showed up prince charles and the monarchy in general which went through a very torrid time the, it's almost as if this is an award for making charles happy and ensuring the stability of the monarchy and quite rightly, she is popular and this reflects that.— quite rightly, she is popular and this reflects that. looking at the role camilla _ this reflects that. looking at the role camilla may _ this reflects that. looking at the role camilla may potentially - this reflects that. looking at the role camilla may potentially be l role camilla may potentially be playing, what difference does it make to her and indeed charles if she does take on... when she does take on the name queen camilla? i think it will make a difference because it is reflective of the fact that she now is being considered as a royal and she didn't take on the title of princess of wales because of the death of diana and the upset that caused any nation and the controversy that surrounded her for years, really, because we all sort of understand that, really,

first, prince charles. there is to be a formal police investigation into his charity, the prince's foundation, over allegations that honours and british citizenship were promised to a saudi billionaire in return for cash donations to the charity. in a statement, the metropolitan police said... the man who is expected to be at the centre of the investigation is michael fawcett, chief executive of the prince's foundation until his recent resignation. he's worked for charles for decades. he used to be the prince's valet. in a statement, clarence house said... and then, to prince andrew and the continuing questions around his out—of—court settlement with virginia giuffre, variously estimated to be costing him anything up to £12 million. it's not thought andrew has that kind of spare cash, so will the queen have to help him? if andrew goes to the queen for help, more than likely, the money will come from the duchy of lancaster, which is effectively the queen's cash cow. last year, it brought her about £22

then there is also her son, prince charles, his charity. the princess foundation is under investigation at the moment because of allegations of cash for honors. and now that this is not going well. challenge in london, thanks very much. well, still ahead here, i'll now does. there are the hub to, to graduate and, and to get job. now we don't even have that kind of thinking with gathering in nigeria. lecture halls will tell you why tens of thousands of students might not be able to finish their studies. and hope of greener pastures. thomas in indonesia, tell us why they will never again rely on tourism. stability. ah. the rainy season in indonesia is starting to fall apart. now there are areas we're going to see intense showers of the next day or so. this is probably the main risks from the southern philippines answers sort of ways he to bali in all points east was to west papua that the west that with us. yes, larry's intent downpours maybe something sumatra possibly louse or cambodia where we see wet weather recently. but a good part of th

the queen celebrates 70 years on the throne — and marks the occasion by saying that when prince charles succeeds her, camilla should become queen consort. in the uk, a lawyer says levi bellfield — who was jailed for murdering millie dowler — has now admitted carrying out a double murder another man was jailed for. india mourns the loss of lata mangeshkar — the legendary singer who made her name in bollywood. she's died at the age of 92. and in the africa cup of nations final — an early penalty save keeps it goalless between egypt and senegal. hello and welcome to audiences in the uk and around the world. queen elizabeth is marking the 70th anniversary of the start of her reign — a milestone never before reached by a british monarch. to mark the occasion, she released a statement — in which she said she'd like camilla, the duchess of cornwall, to be known as queen consort, when prince charles becomes king. our royal correspondent nicholas witchell has this report. "i look forward to continuing to serve you with all my heart," so says the queen in her accession day message. on

it comes after prince charles and camilla got covid. and tonight, they say the 95-year-old queen so far is experiencing mild symptoms. abc's lama hasan from london. >> reporter: tonight, the queen isolating behind castle walls after buckingham palace revealed she's experiencing mild cold-like symptoms after testing positive for covid-19. >> the palace is simply saying, look, she's okay, she's got mild symptoms. she's been -- they've not confirmed it, but she's been vaccinated three times, so, there's no real cause for alarm. >> reporter: it comes amid growing concerns for the health of her majesty after prince charles and camilla both recently tested positive for the virus. the queen, who turns 96 in april, was last seen on wednesday using a cane, quipping she wasn't able to move. >> how are you? >> well, as you can see, i can't move. >> reporter: for much of the pandemic, the queen has been shielding in windsor castle, but taking on more engagements and celebrating the start of her platinum jubilee. 70 years on the throne. >> i think i

b, prince charles tested positive for sars-cov-2? c, a report about an omicron outbreak among white tailed deer is prompting further questions about animal spread? kristen: i know it might sound arrogant but i don't think i need my facebook viewer friends to chime in. i welcome them. don't get me wrong. that i definitely heard something about a deer so i am rolling out c -- ruling out c, and given that we are over 900,000 deaths now, that figure in a few weeks sounds right. and given that prince charles had it in march 2020, b is a lie and robert is with me, bill -- everyone is with me. dr. patel: i need our viewers -- my viewers on social media are telling me to amp up the difficulty. if you look at a, we talk about cases coming down, people assume that cases are coming down and we are good but on that downward slope, if you can remember an integral, that is still a lot of infections and deaths. another 78,000 deaths is unconscionable because a lot of this is preventable. and b is a lie. people have already started to use this headl

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tributes to the queen on this accession day were led by prince charles. in a message, he said... and of the queens stated wish that camilla should become charles queen consort, the prince said... the prince of wales is clearly delighted at the queens endorsement of camilla's future statuses queen consort and it status as queen consort and it is a remarkable transformation. not so many years ago, the queen would not even meet her. when charles and camilla married in april 2005, the ceremony had to be conducted at windsor registry office. such were the sensitivities about the circumstances which had led to the breakdown of charles first marriage to diana, princess of wales. the queen only felt able to join them for the blessing at st george's chapel. during that service, the couple sought forgiveness for previous sins. it was said then that when charles took the throne, camilla would be known simply as princess consort. but in the years since, camilla has proved a staunch member of the royal family. she has brought charles great happiness and won the trust and affection of the quee

william is visiting on prince charles is visiting on business. have we heard anything about any other member of the royal family having close contact with charles, and possibly being exposed? >> reporter: yes, prince william in the building behind me, big crowds, big talking point, he's here to promote the uk here on the world stage. but the big talking point now is news from home on his father, catching covid for the second time. it was -- i think they just found out about this effectively because there was engagements that prince charles was meant to go to in the uk, they're still being canceled at the moment. prince william hasn't had a chance to respond to this. and the questions we're asking, exactly the ones you're asking me, has he met the queen recently? it is not entirely clear. he was in the same area, just on monday, but we don't know whether or not they met. we don't know whether they were together over the weekend. so trying to get information on that. but this is the second time prince charles has had it, in his early 70s. we're not

. >> reporter: queen elizabeth's diagnosis comes just weeks after prince charles and his wife camilla both caught the virus. although it's uncertain how she contracted it, the queen is believed to be triple vaccinated. she's been a beacon of strength for the nation during the pandemic, rallying her people in its darkest days. >> we will meet again. >> reporter: now it's her turn to receive support. [ prime minister boris johnson wished the queen a rapid return to vibe rack good health. queen elizabeth is currently celebrating her platinum jubilee, marking 70 years on the throne. it hasn't been all cake as her covid diagnosis caps off a stressful week for the royal family. prince andrew settled a sexual assault lawsuit with virginia guiffre for an undisclosed amount. now british police are investigating prince charles' charity for allegedly offering favors in exchange for donations. there has also been speculation about the queen's health. last october she spent a night at a hospital in london for an undisclosed condition. her doctors told her at the time to rest and slow down. ian lee