virginia ggoo| friday and her lawyers said before that they —— giuffre. they want accepting a settlement so this is a surprise to me. but there are lots of different reasons epics could happen. because you said, after he failed to get this case dismissed prince andrew, and i'm sure everyone behind the scenes would've been doing absolutely whatever they could to try and settle this case, they would have been pulling out all of the stops because theyjust wanted to avoid these allegations being aired publicly. so i think wentz that ruling came down, when he was denied his motion to dismiss the case things would have changed from prince andrews perspective and he would have changed what he is able to offer virginia giuffre. that might be why were in this position out. as we've just been hearing there is some interesting wording in this element. there is some interesting wording in this element-— this element. what particularly lea -s out this element. what particularly leaps out for — this element. what particularly leaps out for you? _ this element. what

giuffre when she was under age, with virginia giuffre when she was underage, but with virginia giuffre when she was under age, but what we saw was him going basically as far as he could legally, accepting jeffrey epstein as a true criminal, somebody he should not have been involved with, recognising there have in fact been countless victims of epstein. can i countless victims of epstein. can i 'ust raise countless victims of epstein. can i just raise this _ countless victims of epstein. can i just raise this question, _ countless victims of epstein. can i just raise this question, because i expect people watching this interview, certainly in the uk and other countries as well will be curious about this? you are a former attorney for new york, eastern district, if you saw a case like this settled at this stage and it is a civil case, would it raise questions it would be to go should we be looking back at this, should we be looking back at this, should we be looking at whether there was any criminal activity? should be at least be reviewing a case in light of the civil settlement of this

our top stories: settled out of court — prince andrew reaches a deal with virginia giuffre, with no admission of liability, after she accused him of sexual assault. russia claims it has withdrawn some of its troops from the border with ukraine. president biden says allied action will be swift if moscow orders an invasion. if russia attacks ukraine they will be met with overwhelming international condemnation. the world will not forget that russia chose needless death and destruction. in a legalfirst, an american gun company has been held liable for the sandyhook mass shooting in which 26 students and staff lost their lives. and the american author and satirist pj o'rourke has died at the age of 7a. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. prince andrew and virginia giuffre, the woman who'd accused him of sexual assault, have reached an out—of—court settlement, in a civil case. the queen's second son had previously said he wanted to contest the claims in front of a jury. in the settlement there is no admission of liability, but the duke accepts ms giuffre, has suffere

giuffre _ out—of—court settlement, virginia giuffre has — out—of—court settlement, virginia giuffre has not withdrawn her allegations, she is receiving this substantial donation, but importantly, most importantly, from the point _ importantly, most importantly, from the point of— importantly, most importantly, from the point of view of andrew, no admission— the point of view of andrew, no admission of liability. so, could there— admission of liability. so, could there be — admission of liability. so, could there be a — admission of liability. so, could there be a route back to public life for andrew? there be a route back to public life forandrew? it is, clive, very there be a route back to public life for andrew? it is, clive, very hard to see _ for andrew? it is, clive, very hard to see that — for andrew? it is, clive, very hard to see that. let us be honest about it. he _ to see that. let us be honest about it. he has— to see that. let us be honest about it, he has been shown to have very poor— it, he has been shown to have very poorjudgment, i think many people w

virginia giuffre, it was very important to her to feel she had some sort of vindication. this gives her some way of feeling that. at the same time, prince drew avoided having to admit any wrongdoing. he has always denied the allegations against him and if he admitted any wrongdoing, he could have opened himself up two additional legal jeopardy's there. i think both sides understood this was the most they were going to get, and now this case is essentially over, now these parties have reached an agreement. kasia: let's turn to nicholas. when does this out-of-court settlement leave prince andrew's position within the royal family? nicholas: with great relief, he willcome an out-of-court settlement. it will be greeted with huge relief within the royal family, because we are on the verge of the queen's platinum jubilee and the threat of this case hanging over those celebrations was an appalling one. i think he was under immense pressure from other members of his family to settle. they were dismayed, dumbfounded actually at his stated determination to fight this out-of-court.

prince andrew has reached a settlement with virginia giuffre, the woman who accused him of sexual abuse — allegations he has repeatedly denied. russia claims it's pulling troops back from ukraine's border, but president biden says it's unverfied, and he had this warning for president putin. if russia does invade in the days and weeks ahead, the human cost to ukraine will be immense. and the strategic cost for russia will also be immense. novak djokovic tells the bbc, he'd rather not win any more trophies, than be forced to take a covid vaccine. united in grief, it's not just mothers that suffer when they lose a baby, now their partners are finding better ways to cope. live from our studio in singapore. this is bbc news. it's newsday. it's 7am in singapore, and 6pm in new york — where prince andrew and virginia giuffre, the woman who'd accused him of sexual assault, have reached an out—of—court settlement, in a civil case. he'd previously said he wanted to contest the claims in front of a jury. there is no admission of liability by the duke, who's always maintained his innocence,

he said he acknowledges virginia giuffre is an established victim of sexuaabuse. reporter: buckingham palace offered no comment, but one thing is certain. this out-of-court settlement will be a huge relief to the royal family. the prospect of a courthouse was not when they relished, to put it mildly. >> for the royal family this was the only decision prince andrew could have taken. this will save months of embarrassing revelations coming out and spoiling the queen's platinum jubilee year. reporter: what andrew's future is now is unclear. he said he will work to support the fight against the evils of sex trafficking. nicholas witchell bbc news. jane: i spoke with nada tawfik, who is following the case in new york and asked if this marks the end of the case. nada: it essentially is. we have a resolution of the civil case. this was the key time for his lawyers to try for one because they failed to get this case dismissed. this was quickly heading to the invasive deposition stage where both sides would have to be interviewed, would face personal questions and where ev

settled out of court — prince andrew reaches a deal with virginia giuffre, with no admission of liability, after she accused him of sexual assault. russia claims it has withdrawn some of its troops from the border with ukraine. president biden says allied action will be swift if moscow orders an invasion. if russia attacks ukraine they will be met with overwhelming international condemnation. the world will not forget that russia chose needless death and destruction. in a legalfirst, an american gun company has been held liable for the sandy hook mass shooting in which 26 students and staff lost their lives. and the american author and satirist, pj o'rourke has died at the age of 7a. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. prince andrew and virginia giuffre, the woman who'd accused him of sexual assault, have reached an out—of—court settlement in a civil case. the queen's second son had previously said he wanted to contest the claims in front of a jury. in the settlement there is no admission of liability, but the duke accepts ms giuffre, has suffered as a "vict

settled out of court — prince andrew reaches a deal with virginia giuffre, with no admission of liability, after she accused him of sexual assault. russia claims it has withdrawn some of its troops from the border with ukraine. president biden says allied action will be swift if moscow orders an invasion. if russia attacks ukraine they will be met with overwhelming international condemnation. the world will not forget that russia chose needless death and destruction. the former president of honduras has surrendered to police and will be extradited to the us to face drug—trafficking allegations. and the american author and satirist, pj o'rourke has died at the age of 7a. hello and thanks forjoining us. prince andrew and virginia giuffre, the woman who'd accused him of sexual assault, have reached an out—of—court settlement in a civil case. the queen's second son had previously said he wanted to contest the claims in front of a jury. in the settlement there is no admission of liability, but the duke accepts ms giuffre, has suffered as a "victim of abuse." he's also pledged to demonstr

the central allegation has not been withdrawn by virginia giuffre — not been withdrawn by virginia giuffre. but prince andrew has not admitted _ giuffre. but prince andrew has not admitted liability. it's actually vitat _ admitted liability. it's actually vital and — admitted liability. it's actually vital and central to his position. but he — vital and central to his position. but he has _ vital and central to his position. but he has agreed to make the substantial to virginia giuffre said charity~ _ substantial to virginia giuffre said charity. not sure if any of that will go — charity. not sure if any of that will go to _ charity. not sure if any of that will go to him doing her personally. his future — will go to him doing her personally. his future i— will go to him doing her personally. his future, i think it's hard to imagine _ his future, i think it's hard to imagine him rekindling a public rote the — imagine him rekindling a public role. the brutal fact is, which charities, _ role. the brutal fact is, which charities, which military units would — charities, which mil

prince andrew reaches an out of court settlement with virginia giuffre, without any admission of liability. russia claims some troops have withdrawn from the border with ukraine, but have they? president biden says allied action will be swift if moscow orders an invasion. if russia attacks ukraine they will be met with overwhelming international condemnation. the world will not forget that russia chose needless death and destruction. with russian troops less than 50 kilometres away — we report from ukraine's strategic port city of mariupol — where normal life continues. alec baldwin is being sued for wrongful death after a woman was shot on the set of a film he was co—producing. novak djokovic tells the bbc he's prepared to put his career on the line over the covid—19 vaccine. and the american author and satirist, pj o'rourke has died at the age of 7a. hello and thanks forjoining us. prince andrew and virginia giuffre, the woman who'd accused him of sexual assault, have reached an out—of—court settlement in a civil case. he'd previously said he wanted to contest the claims in f

settled out of court with no admission of liability — prince andrew reaches a deal with virginia giuffre who accused him of sexual assault. the american author and satirist, pj o'rourke has died at the age of 7a. winter storms have already felled around 8 million trees and storm dudley is forecast to batter scotland, the north of england and northern ireland today. hello and welcome. ukraine's president, volodymyr zelenskiy, has called on ukrainians to fly the national flag and sing the country's anthem in a �*day of unity�*, against the threat of a russian invasion. western intelligence agencies had claimed a russian attack on ukraine could take place this day — wednesday 16th february — but on tuesday, some russian forces began to withdraw from the region. president biden, however, says a russian invasion remained "a distinct possibility." we have not yet verified the russian military units are returning to their home bases. indeed, our analysts indicate that they remain very much in a threatening position and the fact remains, right now russia has more than 150,000 troops enci

i cannot answer ruestions virginia giuffre? i cannot answer questions about _ virginia giuffre? i cannot answer questions about the _ virginia giuffre? i cannot answer questions about the process, - virginia giuffre? i cannot answer| questions about the process, the police process that's going on. and i cannot answer questions about the royal family. i cannot answer questions about the royalfamily. d0 i cannot answer questions about the royal family-— royal family. do you think public money should — money should be used? should public money be used? should public money be used in the settlement? ida money be used? should public money be used in the settlement?— be used in the settlement? no prime minister ever— be used in the settlement? no prime minister ever asks _ be used in the settlement? no prime minister ever asks questions - be used in the settlement? no prime minister ever asks questions about i minister ever asks questions about the royalfamily and minister ever asks questions about the royal family and that is quite right. it is public money. it is not myjob t

virginia giuffre's charity for victims rights. ._ virginia giuffre's charity for victims rights.. virginia giuffre's charity for victims riahts.. _, ., ., victims rights.. good morning. i think we welcome _ victims rights.. good morning. i think we welcome this - victims rights.. good morning. ii think we welcome this settlement victims rights.. good morning. i - think we welcome this settlement in how it is being reported, because they financial amount that will go to the victims, to support them as they turn to survivors, is not normal, it is not something we see internationally. there are so many victims internationally we don't get any form of recompense, whether in civil litigation like this or criminal cases and we would welcome that because it can help to rebuild the lives of those individuals who have gone through such horrific trauma of such great crimes of. but no da in trauma of such great crimes of. but no day in court as such. when you look more broadly at victims of trafficking and abuse, how important is it to them that that day in court happens? is it to them that

the headlines: prince andrew reaches an out of court settlement with virginia giuffre, without any admission of liability. russia claims some troops have withdrawn from the border with ukraine, but have they? president biden says allied action will be swift if moscow orders an invasion. if russia attacks ukraine they will be met with overwhelming international condemnation. the world will not forget that russia chose meet death and destruction. novak djokovic tells the bbc he's prepared to put his career on the line over the covid—19 vaccine. and the american author and satirist, pj o'rourke has died at the age of 7a. live from our studio in singapore. this is bbc news. it's newsday. hello and thanks forjoining us. prince andrew and virginia giuffre, the woman who'd accused him of sexual assault, have reached an out—of—court settlement, in a civil case. he'd previously said he wanted to contest the claims in front of a jury. there is no admission of liability by the duke, who's always maintained his innocence, but in the agreement, he accepts ms giuffre, has suffered as a "victim of ab

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virginia giuffre says andrew sexually abused her on multiple occasions two decades ago. he denies the allegation. the deal calls for the prince to make a substantial donation to her charity in support of victims' rights. >>> it's long been said that music can be good for physical and mental health. members of one orchestra are proving that in a big way. nancy chen shows us. ♪ >> reporter: there have been plenty of high and low notes for those on stage here at boston's storied symphony hall. when these musicians perform together, there's simply harmony. what does music bring to your life? >> music brings to my life everything. >> reporter: ronald braunstein was once a music director at juilliard and conducted around the world. ♪ >> i was able to learn and memorize complete symphonies overnight. >> reporter: but then the award-winning conductor was whh he sd cost him work. >> a constant up and down. i just want an orchestra of people like me. >> reporter: along with his wife, he started the me too orchestra for people with mental illness and those who support them. mus

the first part is to pay compensation to virginia giuffre. the second is to pay off her lawyers' the second is to pay off her lawyers�* expenses the second is to pay off her lawyers' expenses and such like. the third is she has leveraged his profile and there is a large amount that will go to her personal charity to fight for the victims of sex trafficking and sexual abuse. that is, if it is a publicly registered charity, as i suspect it will have to be to get the benefits of the tax advantages, so we will see how much is paid into that account. that, i think, will give the public a clue. but i suspect, long before that comes into the public domain, andrew is going to have to confirm that the public have not paid this because that threatens to have wider implications for the royal family. they cannot be seen to be funding his miscreant behaviour. hate they cannot be seen to be funding his miscreant behaviour.— his miscreant behaviour. we will see. his miscreant behaviour. we will see- lawyer _ his miscreant behaviour. we will see. lawyer

turning to andrew, where will the cash, to settle out of court settlement with virginia giuffre? it is not clear, and buckingham palace is resolute in not saying anything at all all about it. other points, will andrew remain duke of york? well, i see no evidence to suggest that he won't. we have to remember that he has not been found culpable of any wrongdoing. i think the queen would be reluctant to take the title of duke of york away from him. will he should he remain a council of state? there are four such people who can deputise for the queen in certain circumstances. another one is harry, duke of sussex, and it may be thought to be rather old that two people who have stepped back from royal life should have this role. but to change it would require legislation. but to change it would require legislation-— legislation. 0k, many thanks. nicholas witchell, _ legislation. 0k, many thanks. nicholas witchell, there. - children aged between five and ii in england, northern ireland and scotland, are to be offered a covid jab. wales made the same announcement yesterday. the body wh

virginia giuffre claims she was first assaulted by prince andrew in march 2001. in 2010, he's photographed with jeffrey epstein after epstein is released from prison. in 2019, he records an interview with the bbc wilydeie vwed as a disaster. in it he says he does not remember being photographed with giuffre in this picture. >> i have no recollection of ever meeting this lady. none whatsoever. >> reporter: then in january this year, he loses a battle to have a new york court throw out the case, and he is stripped of his royal patronages. the queen has avoided ugly headlines in her jubilee year, but her second son will likely never recover his standing in the royal family. lester? >> all right, keir simmons in london tonight, thanks. >>> in just 60 seconds, new details involving that 15-year-old russian figure skater and the doping controvey. figure skater and the to be a thriver with rs metastatic breast cancer means asking for what we want. and need. and we need more time. so, we want kisqali. women are living longer than ever before with kisqali when taken with

giuffre said she's never— much virginia giuffre said she's never wanted to settle, it's the best _ never wanted to settle, it's the best course of action for prince andrew — best course of action for prince andrew. can you imagine them going on the _ andrew. can you imagine them going on the stand and having to explain the excuses he gave in the newsnight interview? _ the excuses he gave in the newsnight interview? the pizza at pizza express, _ interview? the pizza at pizza express, his inability to sweat following the trauma that he encountered in active service was up it would've _ encountered in active service was up it would've been awful. he suffers from _ it would've been awful. he suffers from a _ it would've been awful. he suffers from a dearth of self awareness. it hasn't _ from a dearth of self awareness. it hasn't made a lot of people sympathetic to him anyway. it doesn't — sympathetic to him anyway. it doesn't surprise me seeing the sun coming _ doesn't surprise me seeing the sun coming out — doesn't surprise me seeing the sun coming out like this. you doesn't surprise

the duke has always denied the allegations made by virginia giuffre, and there's no admission of guilt in the deal. but he accepts she has suffered as a "victim of abuse." a possible court case had threatened to overshadow the queen's platinum jubilee celebrations, and the scandal the prince step bacvk from royal duties. we'll have the very latest from new york where the deal was made. also on the programme... russia claims it's pulling back some troops from the border with ukraine. president putin says he wants more talks, the west remains sceptical. mixed signals, i think at the moment. and all the more reason for us to remain very tough and very united. in an exclusive bbc interview, novak djokovic says he'd rather not win any more trophies, than be forced to take a covid vaccine. decision—making on my body are more important than any title. or anything else. and, back on the ice. russia's kamila valieva competes at the winter olympics, despite herfailed drugs test. and coming up in sport on the bbc news channel. team gb�*s two—man bobsleigh team crashes as the wait for a brit

with virginia giuffre with no admission of liability. in the agreement, he accepts ms giuffre has suffered as a "victim of abuse" and will make a substantial donation to ms giuffre�*s charity, supporting victims�* rights. the duke has always maintained his innocence. president putin claims some russian troops have been withdrawn from the ukraine border, but that has yet to be confirmed. president biden says a russian invasion is still a distinct possiblity and that the united states and its nato allies are prepared for whatever happens. alec baldwin is being sued for wrongful death over the accidental shooting of halyna hutchins on a film set in the us. last october, baldwin was pointing a gun at halyna hutchins when it went off — but says he never pulled the trigger. a review of health services for miscarriages in england is investigating the lack of support for the partners of women losing a pregnancy. feelings of helplessness, being ignored and isolation are often experienced. tulip mazumdar has been to essex, to speak to one gr

settling out of court for an undisclosed amount with his accuser virginia roberts giuffre, after years of denying her claims against him. giuffre, now 38, says jeffrey epstein and ghislaine maxwell trafficked her for sex with the prince on multiple occasions, starting when she was just 17. in a letter to the court filed by both sides, andrew now saying he "has never intended to malign ms. giuffre's character, and he accepts that she has suffered both as an established victim of abuse and as a result of unfair public attacks." the queen's son also acknowledging, "it is known that jeffrey epstein trafficked countless young girls over many years. and saying he regrets his association with epstein. >> do you remember her? >> no. >> reporter: a stark contrast from his disastrous interview with the bbc in 2019. >> do you regret the whole friendship with epstein? >> now -- still not, and the reason being that the people that i met and the opportunities that i was given to learn, either by him or because of him, were actually very useful. >> reporter: and while he does not admit to, or deny ev

settling out of court for an undisclosed amount with his accuser virginia roberts giuffre, after years of denying her claims against him. giuffree, now 38, says jeffrey epstein and ghislane maxwell trafficked her for sex with the prince on multiple occasions, starting when she was just 17. in a letter to the court filed by both sides, andrew now saying he "has never intended to malign ms. giuffre's character, and he accepts that she has suffered both as an established victim of abuse and as a result of unfair public attacks." the queen's son also acknowledging, "it is known that jeffrey epstein trafficked countless young girls over many years. and saying he regrets his association with epstein. >> you don't remember her? >> no. >> reporter: a stark contrast from his disastrous interview with the bbc in 2019. >> do you regret the whole friendship with epstein? >> now -- still the reason being that the people that i met and the opportunities that i was given to learn, either by him or because of him, were actually very useful. >> reporter: and while he does not admit to, or deny ever ass

virginia giuffre is seeking - the testimony of prince andrew's equerry, robert 0lney, - as well as other testimony that could prove quite damaging if it does go to trial. - i think that could cast a dark shadow over celebrations i later this year, likewise - prince harry's memoir that is due to come out later this year, - could also come out with potentially i embarrassing details and revive i these allegations that were made i during their interview with 0prah| about someone in the royal family making a racist remark, - and i think it's quite sad that such a momentous celebration could be kind of marred - by both of those things. roya, there have been dark shadows before, of course, during the 70 year reign. there was the annus horribilis, and the claim that the royal family were perhaps out of touch after diana's death. there have been lows for the queen. there have, and i think stephanie has succinctly summed up how much the queen is still having to deal with at the age of 95. it's quite interesting, i have written quite a lot about the queen recently, and there is a feeling, you ment

after years of fighting prince andrew has finally settled with virginia giuffre. and although it is not perfect justice, it is something. to be honest, i almost feel like this guy got off easy because yeah, it is $10 million. but are you from the royal family. think about it, $10 million is like one jewel from one of their crowns. and this has got to suck for the queen. like imagine having to use the money that you earned to, i guess you didn't like earn it, but i mean imagine working hard your whole life-- i mean she doesn't really work-- you get what i am saying, the point is the queen didn't get into the royal business to do stuff like this, right. she got into it to steal spices from india. and can i tell you now this is probably where she misses the days when she could just chop off people's heads. you know, back in the day, with this thing happening with andrew the queen would have been like andrew, i dropped my contact lens, would you bend down and pick it up. where, mommy. 10 million saved. oh and by the way the next time your mom complains about you askin

he and his accuser, virginia giuffre, have reach and out of court settlement. giuffre alleged in the lawsuit that she was trafficked by epstein while underaged and forced to have sex with his friends, including the prince. a photo shows the then 17-year-old giuffre at him at ghislaine maxwell's london home. she claims andrew sexually abused her there and in two other incident, while allegedly knowing she was underage. he denied the allegation. as part of the settlement, andrew will make a substantial donation to giuffre's charity in support of sexual abuse. the exact amount is unknown. tonight i want to send condolences to the family of pj o'rourke. died today at his home in new hampshire. he was 74. over the decades, o'rourke wrote a variety of publications from "national lampoon" to rolling stone, forbes, "playboy" among others. he authored about 20 books and was a panelist on npr's "wait, wait, don't tell me" and joined us on this program numerous times over the years. i'm sorry for that loss, and he will be missed. thanks for watching. our coverage continue

cbs' ian lee is in london with more. >> reporter: prince andrew's legal battle with virginia giuffre ended today when the two reached a financial settlement for an undisclosed amount. a statement filed in a new york court said andrew accepts that giuffre suffered both as an established victim of abuse and as a result of unfair public attacks. how much pressure was prince andrew under by the royal family to settle? >> everyone in the royal family wanted him to avert a full-blown trial. >> reporter: the settlement comes just weeks before the queen's second son was set to be deposed under oath. >> there is no doubt in my mind that the possibility of his being dismantled piece by piece, question by question, and his character being shattered to pieces during the course of a deposition, those are the reasons that prince andrew would settle. >> reporter: at the heart of the case is giuffre's accusation that convicted sex offender, the late jeffrey epstein, trafficked her to the prince in the early 2000s, when she was just a teenager, and says she was raped by andrew, a charge the prince de

cbs' ian lee is in london with more. >> reporter: prince andrew's legal battle with virginia giuffre ended today when the two reached a financial settlement for an undisclosed amount. a statement filed in a new york court said "andrew accepts that giuffre suffered both as an established victim of abuse and as a result of unfair public attacks." how much pressure was prince andrew under by the royal family to settle? >> everyone in the royal family was obviously very keen for him to avert a full-blown trial. >> reporter: the settlement comes just weeks before the queen's second son was set to be deposed under oath. >> there is no doubt in my mind that the possibility of his being dismantled piece by piece, question by question, and his character being shattered to pieces during the course of a deposition, those are the reasons that prince andrew would settle. >> reporter: at the heart of the case is giuffre's accusationth that convicted sex offender, the late jeffrey epstein, trafficked her to the prince in the early 2000s, when she was just a teenager, and says she was raped by andre

giuffre, who'd accused him of sexual assault in a civil claim. there are no details of the size of the financial deal and prince andrew hasn't accepted any liability. he's also consistently denied the allegations. here's our royal correspondent, nicholas witchell. i'm here! turbulent moments they may be for members of her family. one person, though, was, as ever, staying calm and carrying on. good morning, your majesty. how are you? well, as you can see, i can't move. well, many congratulations on the start of yourjubilee year. good morning. the queen was at windsor castle this morning, meeting military officials. there are still evidently some mobility issues, but her appearance dispels the rumours that she caught covid from the prince of wales. and the underlying message — it is business as usual, despite the problems faced by not one, but two of her sons. 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

giuffre~ _ i think that threatens| to cast a dark shadow over the celebrations. if it goes to trial and does not settle, we could - have a lot of unsavoury testimony coming out. | virginia giuffre is seeking - the testimony of prince andrew , robert 0lney, as well as other testimony that - could prove quite damaging if it does go to trial. - i think that could cast a darki shadow over our celebrations later this year, likewise prince harry's memoir. that is due to come out. later this year, but also, with potentially embarrassing details and revive these - allegations that were made during their interview- with 0prah about someonej in the royal family making a racist remark, and i think it's quite sad that such - a momentous celebration could be kind of march i by both of those things. there have been dark shadows before, of course, during the 70 year reign. there was the annus horribilis, and the claim that the royal family were perhaps out of touch after diana's death. there have been loads for the queen. there have, and i think stephanie has succinctly summed

giuffre, who�*d accused him of sexual assault in a civil claim. there are no details of the size of the financial deal and prince andrew hasn�*t accepted any liability. he�*s also consistently denied the allegations. here�*s our royal correspondent, nicholas witchell. i�*m here! turbulent moments they may be for members of her family. one person, though, was, as ever, staying calm and carrying on. good morning, your majesty. how are you? well, as you can see, i can�*t move. well, many congratulations on the start of yourjubilee year. good morning. the queen was at windsor castle this morning, meeting military officials. there are still evidently some mobility issues, but her appearance dispels the rumours that she caught covid from the prince of wales. and the underlying message — it is business as usual, despite the problems faced by not one, but two of her sons. 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 p

with virginia giuffre with no admission of liability. in the agreement, he accepts ms giuffre has suffered as a "victim of abuse" and will make a substantial donation to ms giuffre�*s charity, supporting victims�* rights. the duke has always maintained his innocence. president putin claims some russian troops have been withdrawn from the ukraine border but that has yet to be confirmed. president biden says a russian invasion is still a distinct possibility and that the "united states and its nato allies are prepared for whatever happens. the former president of honduras has surrendered to police and will be extradited to america. us prosecutors have accused juan orlando hernandez of being involved in a drug—trafficking network. he denies the charges. now on bbc news, in a world exclusive, novak djokovic breaks his silence about being deported from the australian open last month. in an in—depth interview with the bbc�*s amol rajan, the world number one tennis star opens up about his controversial decision to not have the covidâ€

virginia giuffre said she was sexually assaulted by the prince trafficked by epstein. >> this was a scary time in my life. i'd just been abused by a member of the royal family. >> prince andrew now paying an undisclosed sum to a charity she chose supporting victims' rights. >> there there nobody taxpayers' money going towards this. >> reporter: for the prince, the end of a damaging case stretching back two decades, virginia giuffre claims she was first assaulted by prince andrew in march 2001. in 2010, he's graphed with jeffrey epstein. in 2020 he records an interview with the bbc widely viewed as a disaster. saying he doesn't recollect being with giuffre. >> i have no recollection of ever meeting this lady. none whatsoever. >> reporter: then in january of this year he loses the battle to have a new york court throw out the case and he's stripped of his royal patronages. >>> still ahead, the latest in a figure skating scandal hanging over the winter games. >>> ands mascot mystery. someone stole a giant pickle costume from a baseball team. we'll tell you what they're offering to get it bac

you know, virginia giuffre has — is seeking the testimony- of prince andrew's - equerry, robert 0lney, as well as other testimony that could prove quite damaging - if it does go to trial. so, i think that could cast - a dark shadow over celebrations later this year. likewise, prince harry's memoir that is due to come out- later this year could also come out with potentially— embarrassing details and revive these allegations that _ were made during their interview with 0prah i about someone in the royal. family making a racist remark, and i think it's quite sad, - actually, that such a momentous celebration _ could be kind of marred by both of those things. roya, there have been dark shadows before, of course, during the 70—year reign. there was the annus horribilis and the claim that the royal family were perhaps out of touch after diana's death, so there have been lows, haven't there, for the queen? there have, and i think stephanie has succinctly summed up how much the queen is still having to deal with on her plate at the age of 95. it's quite interesting. i have written quite

giuffre. however, the questions aren't going away. first, how much is andrew having to pay? different newspapers have different figures. 10 million or 12 million are just two of them. andrew isn't thought to have that sort of spare cash. all of which raises the question of whether the queen and possibly even other family members like the prince of wales will have to step in to subsidise andrew. if prince andrew had to go to the queen to help out with his settlement fee, i don't think she would be short of the money because most of her money comes from her semi—private duchy of lancaster, which is a portfolio of land which brings in rental income and last year brought in around £23 million, and the year before that another £20 million. it seems inconceivable that any public money from the sovereign grant would be used, but already there are calls for greater transparency from the palace. andrew is going to have to confirm that the public haven't paid this, because that threatens to have wid

giuffre. variously estimated to be costing him anything up to £12 million. it is 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 million in money. and it is really rental income from a portfolio of land. it seems inconceivable that any public money from the sovereign grant would be used. but already, there are calls for greater openness from the palace. andrew is going to have to confirm that the public have not paid this. because that threatens to have wider implications for the royal family. for the royalfamily, the threat of a damaging court case involving prince andrew has been avoided. but a number of questions remain. well, the queen must be tempted to wonder, "whatever next?" just as the situation around the court case with prince andrew starts to resolve itself, then

it follows his out of court settlement with virginia giuffre, who'd accused him of sexual assault. there are no details of the size of the financial deal. prince andrew has not accepted any liability as part of the settlement. our royal correspondent, nicholas witchell, has the very latest. i'm here! turbulent moments they may be for members of her family. one person, though, was as ever staying calm and carrying on. good morning, your majesty. how are you? well, as you can see, i cant move. well, many congratulations on the start of yourjubilee year. good morning. the queen was at windsor castle this morning meeting military officials. there are still evidently some mobility issues, but her appearance dispels the rumours that she caught covid from the prince of wales. and the underlying message, it is business as usual. despite the problems faced by not one, but two of her sons. 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 r

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in the mirror reported that the queen kicked into million pounds to virginia giuffre charity. she is a victim of abuse and a result of unfair public attack. if that was a payment, i'm pretty close to an admission of guilt, good for the journalist who stuck with this episode. sad to report that the 95-year-old queen elizabeth now has covid, reported today. new york's new mayor eric adams has had some negative coverage, it comes with the job. but on balance it hasn't been that bad. i was surprised to see him scolding reporters and invoking his race. >> i'm a black man as a mayor. but my story has been interpreted by people that don't look like me. we have got to be honest about that. how many blacks are on editorial boards. howard: the mayor has a point of diversifying but it's a little early to be bleeping reported that he doesn't like on his skin color. we talked a lot about the protest against joe rogan in the hundred million dollar deal was spotify. now the new york times reports, according to sources that the podcast or is worth 200 million or more and with the committee ci

prince andrew has reached a settlement with virginia giuffre, the woman who accused him of sexual abuse — allegations he has repeatedly denied. russia claims it's pulling troops back from ukraine's border, but president biden says it's unverfied, and he had this warning for president putin. if russia does invade in the days and weeks ahead, the human cost to ukraine will be immense. and the strategic cost for russia will also be immense. novak djokovic tells the bbc, he'd rather not win any more trophies, than be forced to take a covid vaccine.

he and his accuser, virginia giuffre, have reach and out of court settlement. giuffre alleged in the lawsuit that she was trafficked by epstein while underaged and forced to have sex with his friends, including the prince. a photo shows the then 17-year-old giuffre at him at ghislaine maxwell's london home. she claims andrew sexually abused her there and in two other incident, while allegedly knowing she was underage. he denied the allegation. as part of the settlement, andrew will make a substantial donation to giuffre's charity in support of sexual abuse. tonight i want to send condolences to the family of pj o'rourke. died today at his home in new hampshire. he was 74. over the decades, o'rourke wrote a variety of publications from "national lampoon" to rolling stone, forbes, "playboy" among others. he authored about 20 books and was a panelist on npr's "wait, wait, don't tell me" and joined us on this program numerous times over the years. i'm sorry for that loss, and he will be missed. thanks for watching. our coverage continues. ♪ lulunchables! built to

. >>> prince andrew agreeing to settle a sexual abuse lawsuit brought by virginia giuffre. she claims convicted sex offender jeffrey epstein forced her to have sex with his friends, including the prince, when she was just 17. cnn's max foster is live for us in london with details. max, what do we know about the settlement here? >> reporter: well, obviously hasn't been found guilty, but he hasn't been cleared either of this. it is an out of court settlement and a sum is being paid to virginia giuffre and separately also to charities we understand it. but neither side is talking. so there must have been some sort of agreement that giuffre and prince andrew wouldn't make statements beyond the one that was filed to the court. so we don't know how big this settlement was. lots of speculation that the british newspapers that it is over $10 million. that raises the question how he's going to pay for it. doesn't appear to have that sort of income so is the queen paying for it. buckingham palace not speaking about it either. in terms of the statement that was filed to the court, pri

prince andrew has denied the allegations that virginia giuffre made. he hasn't accepted liability in the statement. he has said he wants to support victims of sex trafficking. he has already given up many titles, been forced to give up many titles, been forced to give up many passages. why would he need to give up the title of duke of york? we've gotten look at why this title continues, the queen didn't have the power. there is a piece of legislation in how to remove these titles. it can either be through parliament itself coming and passing new legislation of which it could have acknowledgements to a geographical location where that title is related or indeed bestowing more powers on her majesty the queen to be able to remove that title which she couldn't do herself. there is some unfinished business that needs to be addressed. that is some unfinished business that needs to be addressed.- needs to be addressed. that is a messaue needs to be addressed. that is a message for— needs to be addressed. that is a message for parliaments, - needs to be addr

giuffre. a filing from giuffre's lawyer does not indicate how much the prince will have to pay, but the document does show he'll make a substantial donation to her charity for abuse victims. giuffre accused prince andrew of sexually abusing her multiple times two decades ago when she was but 17 years old she says she met the royal through convicted sex offender jeffrey epstein and conducted sex trafficker ghislaine maxwell. prince andrew has denied all wrongdoing he said he doesn't even remember meeting giuffre. last month a federal judge in new york rejected the prince's% meeting her. last month, a federal judge in ne bid to throw out the case. the next day, queen elizabeth approved a move that stripped him of his royal military titles cnbc's valerie castro about what else we learned about it >> this settlement means that andrew will not have to sit for a deposition in front of his accuser's attorneys to answer any questions under oath or appear in a courtroom here in the united states. his a

prince andrew and virginia giuffre, the woman who'd accused him of sexual assault, have reached an out of court settlement, in a civil case filed in new york. he'd previously said he wanted to contest the claims in front of a jury. there is no admission of liability by the duke, who's always maintained his innocence, but in the agreement, he accepts ms giuffre, has suffered as a "victim of abuse." he's also pledged to "demonstrate his regret for his association, with the convicted sex trafficker jeffrey epstein," by supporting the "fight against the evils of sex trafficking, and by supporting its victims". the duke of york is to make a substantial donation to ms giuffre�*s charity, supporting victims�* rights. with more on the settlement, here's our royal correspondent, nicholas witchell. for all the show of public defiance that he was determined to fight the case in court it was always thought by lawyers and others that he would have to settle out of court and that is exactly what andrew has now done. without importantly for him any admission of liability but with the promise of a