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To the regiment had become an embarrassment. a statement from buckingham palace a short time ago said with a queen approval and agreement that duke of york military affiliations and royal patronage is have been returned to the cream. the duke of york will continue not to undertake any public duties and is defending this case as a private citizen. that certainly seems to suggest that angela is determined to fight on but steps are being taken to insulate as far as possible the royal family from fu...

Were which is kind of a bit like a patron of the charity which is the best way to think about this. in the day—to—day running of the regiment at all so as a sounding board and try out to terminate events from time to time and as a very sad reflection and cutting up ties if you like much as we sell it prince harry one of the things prince harry seems to be most upset about is that when he left the royal family he was asked to give up these ties. what asked to give up these ties. what was it a...

And the whole thing was like, you have to stand for the anthem. why is that? when the anthem comes on, you only have to stand if you they are, but the transitive principal for the television, if its through the television, you can do whatever you want. if you are the stadium, theres like a whole regiment that you have to go through. >> emily, what is wrong with this guy? you are an nfl cheerleader, youre at football stadiums. speethirty one. >> ill never forget. hearing the national anthem. know...

For another year. how to anticipate the next variant and deal with it from here on in. obviously he didnt order any tests. he did not get ahead of that. he did not order the therapeutics. he did not get ahead of that. can you imagine how great it would be knowing vaccinated or not, if you got the virus, you have a doctor with those 30 pill regiment five pills a day for 30 days. he created them didnt order them. thats a problem. inflation at 40-year high. steve this is going to be a strategic thi...

Use it, and in terms of the military patronage is, the honorary position that he held, it was just becoming absolutely clear that it was untenable for him to continue in these last remaining royal roles. we talked last night about the grenadier guards, his position as honorary colonel as the grenadier guards. it will be a great relief to the regiment he has disassociated himself from them. no longer using his h r h. in terms of responses from his own team, they are indicating that he is going to...

Its taking much longer to approve a vaccine for young children? >> they always come last. the vaccines are always tested in adults first. then you march down the age brackets and thats exactly whats happened here. so, theyre sort of down to the little kids, and the first time they tried it with the little kids, the response of the vaccine wasnt as good as they hoped it would be, so they had to go back to the drawing board and try it with a different dose reguiment regiment. its sort of the way i...

Failed to persuade a judge in america to dismiss a civil lawsuit against him that accuses him of sexually abusing a teenager two decades ago. the duke of york has denied the allegations. buckingham palace says he will continue not to carry out any private duties and will defend the case as a private citizen. the duke of york, near his home in windsor great park today. behind—the—scenes, there were clearly discussions with his advisors and with other members of his family. it is clear the imp...

Military history, there is still some engagement that he has. he still some engagement that he has. he: still has some honorary roles, yes, and the most notable of those is that he is the honorary colonel of the grenadier guards. that is the first regiment of the footguards, and i havent talked about the platinum jubilee — what is the first ceremonial event of thisjubilee of queen elizabeth? it is thejubilee trooping the colour event. prince andrew would be invited to be in that event, the gre...

One of them was that these were the people who were there to protect life, were taking life. it was british soldiers firing on a civil rights march, a civil rights march. it did britains reputation around the world, terrible damage and i think it continues to do so and i think it was a terrible shock to the british public because that did not happen here, it happened elsewhere, it was the sort of thing that happened in czechoslovakia and in poland when risings were put down by the soviet state. ...

Denis murray who covered the events that became known as the troubles for the bbc for many years. he looked back on the events of that day. it was such a shock at the time. and for a variety of reasons. one of them was that these were the people who were there to protect life, were taking life. it was british soldiers firing on a civil rights march, a civil rights march. it did britains reputation around the world, terrible damage and i think it continues to do so and i think it was a terrible s...