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Whipping up a special breakfast. here's the bbc's nicholas wichell. >> reporter: the kitchens of buckingham palace, well used to preparing food for big occasions, from private meals for the queen to formal dinners for visiting heads of state. every year these kitchens serve up food for something like 50,000 guests. on the kitchen shelves are pots and pans which the royal chefs have used to cook for kings and queens for generations. most of the food they prepare in palace kitchens is straightforward, based on the best of british produce. but much of it is delicate work. preparing canapes for th...

>> reporter: 600 guests who have been invited to the wedding reception will gather in the palace's main state rooms, where day will mingle with the newly married couple, who will have come by carriage if westminster abbey. wedding cake will be on display in the long picture gallery alongside some of the palace's art treasures. for the palace officials responsible for organizing the day, it will be a culmination of months of planning. >> there's an awful lot of detail to go into, the planning of all events we do at the palace, which will involve the event planning itself, the invitations, worki...

Epstein, the sex offender, was helping pay off some of the duchess's debts. buckingham palace insists there's been no impropriety by prince andrew. all of the insinuations are without foundation. downing street finally came through with full support for him. he remains the uk's special envoy for trade. nicholas wichell, bbc at buckingham palace. >> very interesting. as they said, you know, buckingham palace standing by him, for now. >> but the paper -- there's an editorial in the times of london newspaper on monday saying -- actually asking prince andrew to step down, accusing him of boorishne...