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Driving car supremacy between the United States and china. Thats in click in half an hour. Good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. Its business as usual for the queen today as she attends church at sandringham after she agreed a deal on the future of the duke and duchess of sussex. Here she is, arriving earlier this morning. She has now left the church. Last night Buckingham Palace said prince harry and his wife meghan will no longer receive public funds, and will pay back taxpayers money spent on renovating their home in windsor as they step down as working royals in the spring. The bbc spoke to some of the corwd gathered at sandringham to greet the bbc spoke to some of the crowd gathered at sandringham to greet the queen as she arrived for church. Leigh milner is sandringham. I think families will always have problems and i think she has dealt with it incredibly well. And i am very happy that harry and meghan are going to go off and do what they wa nt to going to go off and do what t
Now its time for a look back at the day in parliament. Hello, and welcome to monday and parliament. Defeat for Boris Johnson in the house of lords, it appears make as to his brexit will stop the we have everything to gain by doing the right thing and leaving on the issue and making people feel as though, after the 31st of january, people belong in our country. The government promises to speed up work to replace dangerous cladding on buildings. Labour is appalled at the slow progress. Blue thousands of people continue to live in unsafe homes, condemned to do so by this governments failure on all fronts stopping and peers poke fun at the idea of relocating the house of lord. I wonder if number ten might consider using somewhere else, therefore it can visit all parts of therefore it can visit all parts of the united kingdom. But first, Boris Johnson has suffered his first parliamentary defeat stopping the defeat was in the house of lords, where many peers have serious reservations about t
Into force this week to stop stalkers from contacting or approaching their victims while Police Investigate allegations against them. Golfball sized hailstones hit parts of the australian state of victoria, with storms leading to fears of flooding following the bushfires. And Inspiring Stories from people who are making a difference in the battle against global warming. Thats in climate defenders in half an hour. Good morning and welcome to bbc news. A deal has been agreed on the future of the duke and duchess of sussex, who are to step down as working royals in the spring. Buckingham palace has announced prince harry and his wife meghan will no longer receive public funds, and will pay back taxpayers money spent on renovating their home in windsor. Our royal correspondent, nicholas witchell, has the story. It is a clean break which allows harry and meghan to seek a new life. They have been freed from royal duties and they are free to earn their own living with, it would seem, very few
Our royal correpsondent jonny dymond is here. This has been a turbulent few weeks . Turbulent few months for the queen. In particular, the last two weeks or seven days, extraordinarily difficult time for her. We understand she has been very closely involved, driving these negotiations, wanting them wrapped up negotiations, wanting them wrapped up quickly. Going into the church there, sent many Magdalen Church on there, sent many Magdalen Church on the sandringham estate. Herfaith very important to her and after last week she has had, a chance for her to gather her thoughts and take solace in the comfortable surroundings of the track. A very difficult few days, very personal statement from her last saturday night. Emphasising with real warmth how harry and meghan were still valued members of the family and how she hope to see the man she understood the scrutiny of the last two years understood the scrutiny of the last two yea rs have understood the scrutiny of the last two years have be