�*s hello and welcome. the american broadcaster cbs says the interview with prince harry and meghan has been watched by nearly 50 million people around the world. yesterday, buckingham palace said royal family was concerned over issues of race raised in the broadcast, but suggested some recollections differed. in a statement the palace said the issues it brought up are "concerning" and "will be addressed". keith doyle reports. by by any standards this has been a bitterfamily by any standards this has been a bitter family feud by any standards this has been a bitterfamily feud played out in the full glare of the media with every word dissected and analysed for meaning and implications. and so it was from the head of the family, her majesty the queen, that the statement came last night. balancing a conciliatory tone with firmness while making it clear this is a private family matter addressed accordingly. the statement said the whole family is saddened to learn the full extent of how challenging the last few years have been for harry and meghan. the issues raised, particularly that of race are concerning. while some recollections may vary they are taken quite seriously and will be addressed by the family privately. harry, meghan and archie will always be much loved family members. yesterday, prince charles was continuing with royal duties, ignoring the question everyone wanted an answer to. sir. ignoring the question everyone wanted an answer to.— ignoring the question everyone wanted an answer to. sir, can i ask ou wanted an answer to. sir, can i ask you for _ wanted an answer to. sir, can i ask you for what _ wanted an answer to. sir, can i ask you for what you _ wanted an answer to. sir, can i ask you for what you thought i wanted an answer to. sir, can i | ask you for what you thought of the interview.— the interview. one of the areas the interview. one of the areas the interview _ the interview. one of the areas the interview with harry - the interview. one of the areas the interview with harry and i the interview with harry and meghan touched on was the role of the british tabloid media which, in the viewer couple has a racist undertone.— a racist undertone. there is a reason that — a racist undertone. there is a reason that these _ a racist undertone. there is a reason that these tabloids i a racist undertone. there is a l reason that these tabloids have holiday— reason that these tabloids have holiday partys —— parties at the — holiday partys —— parties at the palace. they are hosted by the palace. they are hosted by the palace, the tabloids are. there — the palace, the tabloids are. there is a construct at play their— there is a construct at play their and _ there is a construct at play their and because from the beginning of our relationship they— beginning of our relationship they were so attacking and inciting _ they were so attacking and inciting so much racism, realty. _ inciting so much racism, really. it— inciting so much racism, really, it changed the risk level_ really, it changed the risk level because it was notjust catty— level because it was notjust catty gossip it was bringing out a — catty gossip it was bringing out a part of people that was racist — out a part of people that was racist and _ out a part of people that was racist and how it was charged. written's _ racist and how it was charged. written's queen elizabeth has spoken— written's queen elizabeth has spoken -- _ written's queen elizabeth has spoken —— broken— written's queen elizabeth has spoken —— broken her- written's queen elizabeth has spoken —— broken her silencel written's queen elizabeth has . spoken —— broken her silence on allegations — spoken —— broken her silence on allegations of _ spoken —— broken her silence on allegations of racism _ spoken —— broken her silence on allegations of racism within - allegations of racism within the palace _ allegations of racism within the palace. if— allegations of racism within the palace-— allegations of racism within the alace. ., ,, ., the palace. if anyone thought this row was _ the palace. if anyone thought this row was going _ the palace. if anyone thought this row was going to - the palace. if anyone thought this row was going to die - the palace. if anyone thought | this row was going to die down quickly, they were wrong. on both sides of the atlantic it has ignited debate. i both sides of the atlantic it has ignited debate.- has ignited debate. i think mechan has ignited debate. i think meghan was _ has ignited debate. i think meghan was a _ has ignited debate. i think meghan was a huge - has ignited debate. i thinkl meghan was a huge missed opportunity because harry and meghan— opportunity because harry and meghan were screaming into their— meghan were screaming into their pillows at not being heard _ their pillows at not being heard. and first of all i thought, initially afterthe thought, initially after the interview thought, initially afterthe interview i thought that that was it. — interview i thought that that was it, the royal family have really— was it, the royal family have really blown it. they have a chance _ really blown it. they have a chance to _ really blown it. they have a chance to pull some of that back— chance to pull some of that back a _ chance to pull some of that back a bit, chance to pull some of that backa bit, depending chance to pull some of that back a bit, depending on how they— back a bit, depending on how they deal— back a bit, depending on how they deal with it. the back a bit, depending on how they deal with it.— they deal with it. the “ourney from harry * they deal with it. the “ourney from harry and h they deal with it. the journey from harry and meghan - they deal with it. the journey | from harry and meghan being they deal with it. the journey - from harry and meghan being the bright modern faces of the royalfamily to their bright modern faces of the royal family to their split from the family, to move abroad and now these damaging claims has been ragged. and now with this statement from the queen, buckingham palace hopes that things will come down and that theissues things will come down and that the issues that they admit are serious can be dealt with privately. but with such incendiary now firmly in the public domain, it may not be so easy. anita bennett is the founder and editor of urban hollywood 411 . she's in los angeles. welcome to the programme, and etail. buckingham palace has responded, what is your reaction to what they had to say? reaction to what they had to sa ? ~ , . . ., reaction to what they had to sa ? ~ , ., , reaction to what they had to sa ? g .,, ., reaction to what they had to sa? g ., , . say? my reaction is what took so long? _ say? my reaction is what took so long? the _ say? my reaction is what took so long? the interview - say? my reaction is what took so long? the interview was i so long? the interview was sunday night here in the us and they did not respond until tuesday afternoon us time. what took so long and, b, i highly doubt the statement that they are taking meghan and harry's concerns very seriously because of they had been taken them so seriously, perhaps they would not have stepped back from their lives as royals, working royals. did you watch the interview? i did. royals. did you watch the interview? idid. i royals. did you watch the interview? i did. iwatched royals. did you watch the interview? i did. i watched the entire interview. i did not watch the snippet said the next morning but i have to say i went into the interview with some preconceived notions. i honestly thought that harry and meghan were being dramatic and i don't really understand why they stepped away. i also don't follow the ins and outs of the royal family. follow the ins and outs of the royalfamily. i am an entertainmentjournalist, not a celebrity journalist. entertainmentjournalist, not a celebrityjournalist. watching this interview there were several times when myjawjust dropped. the whole thing about archie's skin tone and everyone in america in the uk wants to know who said it and who asked the question, who raised the issue? when prince harry said that prince charles was no longer taking his phone calls, that was heartbreaking. and oprah winfrey is such a master interviewer. just the way that she opened the two hour broadcast by showing the contrast in how kate middleton was covered when she was pregnant and how meghan markle was covered when pregnant, it really showed racism in the british tabloid press. and from the point of view of the american audience, what do you think this has exposed to them, given the fact that the issue of racism is so live and so important right now in the united states? absolutely. last summer george floyd died in police custody sparking nationwide, worldwide protests. the trial started today and the officer has been charged in his killing. racism is first and foremost on the minds of many people in america and i would have to say the judging from what i have seen on twitter from the people i talk to in my circle, the response has been very supportive of harry and meghan and people are really angry at the royal family and the way that these to say that they were treated. interesting. we thank you for being on the programme. that is anita bennett. there is so much more on our website. ten years ago, a series of anti—government protests known as the arab spring reached syria and tens of thousands took to the streets. when the government used deadly force to crack down on dissent protests spread, and the country descended into civil war. the un believes more than 250 thousand people were killed, and more than six—million displaced. our correspondent lina sinjab, herself a syrian living in exile, has been speaking to women she met in the early days of the uprising. i want to draw a woman and a man coming back to syria. it's like a gift from me to the syrian revolution. a decade of devastating conflict in syria. women are at the heart of the story. like millions of syrians who fled the war, azza got to lebanon four years ago, determined to carry on with her art. she felt a responsibility to document what she had witnessed. azza was a peaceful activist. she drew graffiti on the walls of the city homs as a message of resistance. the government besieged the city, starving people into surrender. so i saw people, women and children, going out from homs from their homes and i decide to draw on the wall, it's like "we will be back". she was arrested and put in prison. after i was released from the prison, i stayed at my home for ten months, without going out. i received the call that, "you have to leave the country." you know, they don't want people like us to stay in syria. ayat was only 19 when she first went to prison for her views — before the uprising began. she's now in toulouse, in the south of france, with her family. the syrian war forced more than 6 million people outside the country. some made it to europe, others only as far as neighbouring countries. a million refugees live here in camps in lebanon but many syrians still live in fear inside syria. like sima, who is in damascus and too frightened to appear on camera, so we've used an actor to voice her words. i keep myself working day and night so i don't think, and run from the daily pain that we are living. in today's syria, nearly 90% of the population live in poverty. the economy has collapsed and many cannot afford basic needs. there is nothing more humiliating than having to wait six or seven hours a day to get some bread. this is a form of enslavement. back in lebanon, azza feels responsible for keeping the stories alive, while still dreaming of going back home. while assad is still ruling in damascus over a destroyed country, it may be generations before the likes of azza, ayat and sima see the syria they dream of. lina sinjab, bbc news, beirut. let's get some of the day's other news. violent clashes have broken out between protesters and police in the greek capital, athens. demonstators called for an end to police brutality following the release of a video of a man being beaten with a baton over the weekend. police fired tear gas and made multiple arrests but say a number of officers were injured, one seriously. britain has hit back after the european union accused the country of imposing a vaccine export ban. the claim was made by european council chief charles michel. is �*completely false'. a metropolitan police officer has been arrested in connection with the disappearance of a woman in south london a week ago. sarah everard, who's 33, was last seen making her way home from a friend's house. an officer was arrested in kent yesterday, as was a woman on suspicion of assisting an offender. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: rinaldo and european heavyweights juventus rinaldo and european heavyweightsjuventus crash out of the champions league on a dramatic night interior in. —— in turin. the numbers of dead and wounded defied belief. this, the worst terrorist atrocity on european soil in modern times. in less than 2a hours, then, the soviet union lost an elderly sick leader and replaced him with a dynamic figure 20 years his junior. we heard these gunshots in the gym. then he came out through a fire exit and started firing at our huts. god, we were all petrified. james earl ray, aged 41, sentenced to 99 years i and due for parole when he's 90, - travelled from memphis jail to nashville state prison. in an eight—car convoy. paul, what's it feel like to be married at last? it feels fine, thank you. what are you going to do now? is it going to change your life much, do you think? i don't know, really — i've never been married before! this is bbc news, the latest headlines: buckingham palace responds to allegations made by the duke and duchess of sussex in their explosive interview, saying they are "concerning" and "taken very seriously". in uganda, hundreds of people arrested at campaign rallies, picked from the streets or their homes remain missing, two months after a highly contested election. most them, said to be opposition supporters, were picked up during clandestine security operations in the dead of the night during and immediately after the election season. pressure continues to pile up on government and the security forces to release them or produce them in the courts of law and have them charged. the bbc�*s patience atuhaire has been meeting affected families in kyotera, south of kampala. each of these people has at least a family member missing. on the ninth ofjanuary eight, 2021, on the ninth ofjanuary eight, 202i, armed men in police uniform went from house to house in kyotera village, taking young men and none have been heard from since. this person describes what happened when she and her husband were awoken when they were awoken by awoken when they were awoken by a loud noise. translation: fix, a loud noise. translation: �* , aloud noise. translation: , ., translation: a rush to the dawn, husband _ translation: a rush to the dawn, husband to _ translation: a rush to the dawn, husband to get - translation: a rush to the l dawn, husband to get dressed. we only managed to get trousers on. the doorflung open and i saw so many men, one of them pushed a gun to my ribs and told me to get out of the way. margaret's nephew was a farmer and influential member of the community who supported the opposition. community who supported the opposition-— opposition. john is believed to have been _ opposition. john is believed to have been badly _ opposition. john is believed to have been badly beaten - have been badly beaten on the 90 was taken. the next morning a pool— 90 was taken. the next morning a pool of— 90 was taken. the next morning a pool of blood was found on the floor— a pool of blood was found on the floor of his bedroom. translation:— the floor of his bedroom. translation: ~ ,., translation: when i saw the ool of translation: when i saw the pool of blood _ translation: when i saw the pool of blood there _ translation: when i saw the pool of blood there was - translation: when i saw the pool of blood there was one i pool of blood there was one thought on my mind, my child is dead. they have killed him. i just walked out and sat on the veranda, unable to move any further. , ., veranda, unable to move any further. , . ., , veranda, unable to move any further. , . ., further. this van has come to be in famously _ further. this van has come to be in famously known - further. this van has come to be in famously known as - further. this van has come to be in famously known as a i be in famously known as a drone, men have disappeared in the interior and not heard from again. this man got out of a taxi on november 21 and unknowingly headed right into a security sweep at his local trading centre. he said he tried to run and heard shots, i need to be grabbed by two two men and thrown in the van. he remained blindfolded. translation: 50 remained blindfolded. tuna/mom- remained blindfolded. translation: �* , translation: so i couldn't see but i translation: so i couldn't see but i think— translation: so i couldn't see but i think sometimes _ translation: so i couldn't see but i think sometimes i - translation: so i couldn't see but i think sometimes i was - but i think sometimes i was beaten with a stick and other times with an electric wire. sometimes they would make us lie down on a line and walk on our backs with heavy boots. he sa s he our backs with heavy boots. he says he was dumped into a forest in the middle of the night, miles away from home, more than two months later, released without ever being officially charged. a narrative officially charged. a narrative of systematic abuse and detainment of men is beginning to build and they insist they should be taken to court in 48 hours but security agencies rarely enforce this. hundreds of people have been through this and feel worse remain unaccounted for. last week the internal affairs minister presented to parliament a list of 176 names of people who he says are being held in military detention but several mps disputed the accuracy, saying they had longer list of missing constituents. the minister was put to task to do a comprehensive investigation. there are certain circumstances when you do not get the privilege to exercise the law as it is. you act in the heat of the moment and many of these cases have occurred in that manner. for example, a number of individuals arrested during the period of riot.— the period of riot. officials blamed the _ the period of riot. officials blamed the mass - the period of riot. officials blamed the mass arrests l the period of riot. officials i blamed the mass arrests and alleged torture by the actions of security courses during one of security courses during one of the most violent elections, and these have left lifelong scars. patience atuhaire, bbc news. time for the sport. hello, i'm tulsen tollett and this is your sports news. in the european champions league, where there was a remarkable game in turin, juventus, despite winning their second leg 3—2 on the night against porto, have been knocked out at the last 16 stage on away goals. after porto won the first leg 2—1 sergio oliviera with an away goal looked to have made it too difficult for the italians but a double from federico chiesa levelled the tie and sent it to 30 minutes of extra time with porto down to 10 players. olivieria then scored a second before adrian rabiot equalised shortly after to put juve ahead on the night but it wasn't enough, the portuguese into the last eight. borussia dortmund are also through to the quarterfinals after erling braut haaland scored twice in a 2—2 draw against sevilla. the second goal, a penalty was saved by the goalkeeper but var ruled he'd moved off his line so eventually when retaken a couple of minutes later, the norwegian scored with the aggregate of 5—4 sending the german side through to the last eight. well, the champions league continues later on wednesday as liverpool take on rb leipzig in budapest. lots of speculation surrounding the future of the liverpool bossjurgen klopp as his side continue to struggle in the premier league. liverpool have lost eight times since january to drop from the top of the table to eighth — klopp's side are looking to rediscover their best form in this competition, where they lead leipzig 2—0 from the first leg. not that i know we will go through 100%, but i know we will give them a proper fight and that is the only thing i need to know when the moment and for all the rest, yeah, there is no guarantee for nothing, not for them or us but there are 95 minutes to use, to get closer to the things you want. in the women's champions league, chelsea are in last 16 second leg action when they face atletico madrid, holding a 2—0 advantage. emma hayes�*s side, who are top of the women's super league in england, are in the italian city of monza because of travel restrictions between the uk and spain. roger federer returns to a tennis court for the first time in more than a year later on wednesday as he plays dan evans in the second round of the qatar open. the 20—time grand slam champion hasn't played a competitive match since his defeat by novak djokovic in the 2020 semifinal of the australian open. he's had two operations on an injured knee and is looking foward to testing out his form on the court. you always do have doubts, you know, when you have surgery, there are always daisy feel better and worse but overall, i'm a positive person and have a great team around myself, wonderfulfamily, and am also very distracted and the idea was to be fully fit again, one day. — — there are always days you feel better or worse. and stage four of paris nice takes the riders into the hills for the first time in the race as it finishes in a first category climb in chiroubles on wednesday. probably not a stage that will favour the current wearer of the race leader's yellow jersey, stefan bissegger of switzerland. he took the lead after the time trial in only his second race on the world tour. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me, tulsen tollett, and the rest of the team that is your sports news for now. the global pandemic has highlighted the value of having grocery stores close to where we live. in sweden, a new startup has come up with a solution to help neighbourhoods that lost it's been opening stores that don't cost as much to run because they don't have any staff working there, and the company's hoping to expand in the uk and across europe. maddy savage has been to test out a store in hummelsta, in eastern sweden. it is cold, it is gloomy and if you run out of milk, it is a 15 minute drive to the supermarket. but this wouldn't contain a offers a lifeline. you use an app to open the doors. your phone scans whatever you need, and the bill is charged to your bankcard. irate is charged to your bankcard. we o-ened is charged to your bankcard. - opened it three years ago and we have not had any shop here during the time we lived here and getting this now is perfect. you don't need to get into the city to buy this, small stuff.— into the city to buy this, small stuff. critics argue it is a less — small stuff. critics argue it is a less sociable - small stuff. critics argue it is a less sociable shopping experience but during the pandemic, that is a bonus. translation: it pandemic, that is a bonus. translation:— pandemic, that is a bonus. translation: it is a good way to keep further _ translation: it is a good way to keep further distance - translation: it is a good way to keep further distance from l to keep further distance from people. there is not the same kind of crowding here as in the big cities. aha, kind of crowding here as in the big cities-— big cities. a manager stocks the shelves _ big cities. a manager stocks the shelves once _ big cities. a manager stocks the shelves once a - big cities. a manager stocks the shelves once a week - big cities. a manager stocksj the shelves once a week but with no other staff to pay, it is saved the firm's founders a lot of money. irate is saved the firm's founders a lot of money.— is saved the firm's founders a lot of money. we have had great interest in _ lot of money. we have had great interest in other _ lot of money. we have had great interest in other countries - lot of money. we have had great interest in other countries and i interest in other countries and we have been expanding the chain in sweden. interest from england, spain, portugal, germany, so we would definitely expand outside of sweden in the future. , ., future. cities are the next taruet future. cities are the next target for _ future. cities are the next target for the _ future. cities are the next target for the business i future. cities are the next | target for the business and they are not alone. panasonic is testing unmanned stores in the us and in the capital of sweden, a major supermarket chain is also trying the concept. the shop is right in the middle of stockholm's business district and connected to a major start—up and innovation hub. the idea is that people working he can pop in for snacks and act as a tatts group, trying out new technologies. many of the entrepreneurs think these stores will be mainstream. the challen . e stores will be mainstream. the challenge is — stores will be mainstream. the challenge is the _ stores will be mainstream. tie: challenge is the older generation, that of gone to the stores and meet people, i also think that we have seen a rapid growth due to the covid—19 situation, is that we are changing the behaviour of the consumers of white so far, there are no plans to take stuff away from it and is biggest supermarkets were retail bosses safe customers want advice and inspiration, notjust something to snack on. backin notjust something to snack on. back in hummelsta, nine out of ten adults have already tried the unmanned store and anyone struggling with technologies offered help, so it is easy to pick up the carton of milk or perhaps to sweeten the taste of sweden's dark, bitter wintel. —— winter. maddy savage, bbc news. many ma ny restau ra nts many restaurants and bars have struggled to survive but look at this, this is a stuntman in los angeles, who has gone for what is a traditional stunt to bring more diners to his local restaurant. he is sitting in a been deep for 24 hours and to previous loyalty to the restaurant, he has had the business logo tattooed on his arm. there you have it! i'm sure he is their favourite customer! —— bean dip. see you soon. hello there. the transition from winter into spring can often be peppered with some pretty turbulent weather, and that's going to be the story over the next few days. notjust heavy rain, but gale—force gusts of winds which have the potential to cause some disruption, particularly across england and wales. the heaviest of the rain and the strongest of the winds over the last few hours have been through scotland, but as we move into wednesday, you can see the next low pressure waiting out in the wings, to arrive later on in the day. so, a spell of heavy rain and pretty much an unsettled day across england and wales. we might get a drier interlude briefly through the afternoon, but there'll be more wet weather to come. heavy rain gradually pushing into western scotland as well. sunny spells and scattered showers developing into northern ireland, with highest values peaking between 8—12 degrees. but as we move through wednesday afternoon, into the evening, that next low moves in. and it's here to the southern flank of that low where we're going to see the strongest of the winds gathering. so, particularly across england and wales, we could see widespread gusts in excess of 60—70 mph. so the met office has issued a warning. it'll still be windy further north, but the strongest of the winds, the emphasis really, across england and wales. and quite widespread through wednesday night into thursday. so, there'll also be some rain across parts of western scotland, north west england and wales, gradually drifting its way eastwards. sunny spells and scattered showers will gradually develop as we go through the day into thursday, but it's going to be a windy afternoon and temperatures, well, they should peak generally between 8—11 degrees. there's little change in the trend of the weather as we head towards the weekend. friday, still that significant low to the north. plenty of isobars on the charts, driving in weather fronts from the atlantic. so, it stays pretty unsettled. sunny spells and scattered showers the order of the day through friday. another blustery afternoon to come for many. dodge the showers, get some sunshine. we may again see temperatures peaking into double figures with highs of 11 degrees. little change as we head into the weekend. it's still going to stay windy. you'll still need to dodge those showers, i'm afraid, and there will be some sunshine from time to time. that's it. take care. yet this is bbc news with the latest business headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. uk taxpayers are being treated like an atm machine — that's the damning verdict in a report on the governments costly test & trace scheme — we weigh up the arguments tech stocks soar on the nasdaq, as the index has its best day in almost a year — so how soon and how deep is the next dip? we get an expert view on the roller coaster ride. and cruising back into the fast lane! we'll tell you why demand for luxury retro cars is on the rise and shows no signs of hitting the brakes.
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