Public would never accept parker-bowles. the woman who 30 years later is now queen. the biggest irony of course is that of all of the royals, arguably the most friendly to the press is the queen consort, the woman who has been most destroyed by the press. she was portrayed as a wicked, scheming woman, who was breaking up the royal marriage. i think that was unfair to her. i mean, it was charles who broke up that marriage, and he wanted a camilla, not a diana. queen elizabeth finally gave her blessing for charles and diana to divorce in 1996. just a year before diana s
Huyseyin. he says he found one bottle of water. and when that ran out, he drank his own urine to survive. today, investigators collecting chunks of concrete and iron, to check if the collapsed buildings were built to code. and across town, the reality of how many couldn t be saved. thousands of victims have already been laid to rest. and you can see through the graves diggers there in the distance, clearing more land to make more space for, no doubt, more graves. abdullah has come to bury his brother, his wife, and their two children. one just a few months old. we were digging at the rubble with our bare hands, he says. you just don t think something like this could happen to you. the united nations has announced a six-month plan to scale up aid for the millions of people across this region who are in dire need. there s a lot to do. whit? sure is. remarkable images. james, thank you. back here at home tonight,
Pounded from the skies. emergency workers pulling a doctor and a young mother from the rubble. a newborn baby just 2 days old couldn t be saved. tatiana is the grandmother now in unbearable pain. her daughter s face and legs were wounded by thashrapnel, bu it s the loss of that child that s left her daughter emotionally shattered. another life, another family now in ruins. across ukraine, the roar of russian missiles is tearing up the skies. near the capitol kyiv, a residential building was hit, turned into a smoldering disaster zone. officials say casualties are high with dozens injured or killed as russia tries to target energy and water infrastructure
Maternity ward has been targeted. reporter: i m not even sure it s the first time, but definitely this is yet another tragic episode, incident in the ongoing catalog of tragedies affecting this country. it s happened in the region of zaporizhzhia, emergency work es at the scene pulled a doctor and a young mother out of the rubble alive, but the baby that had been delivered just two days before couldn t be saved. so, again, a very tragic situation there, and the context of it, of course, is the ongoing russian bombardment by missile of various locations across ukraine, hitting predom insteadly not hospitals, but power infrastructure facilities, in order to deprive the country and its citizens of electricity
An hour later and rushed to wexham park hospital, but couldn t be saved. the site is advertised as europe s largest aqua park, with floating obstacle courses, boat activities and a beach. its website said strict procedures and guidelines are in place to ensure safety is the top priority. the venue is closed this sunday and the park said speculation is not going to help while police investigate. for now, it says its thoughts and prayers are with the family, friends and everyone affected by this tragic and upsetting incident. thames valley police said the girl s death is being treated as unexplained and are working to understand the full circumstances. jamie moreland, bbc london. a fifth man has been arrested over the disappearance of a student nurse from essex. owami davies, who s studying at king s college london, was last seen a month ago walking