of wales, were hosting a reception for the diplomatic corps. earlier in the day, the king was carrying out engagements in luton. royal life continuing but in the knowledge that potentially more damaging revelations may be about to reach a global audience. the dilemma for the royal family is whether to respond if new allegations are made. sarah campbell, bbc news. our top story this lunchtime. 25 people have been arrested in germany on suspicion of plotting to overthrow the government. and as a major un conference on protecting biodiversity begins in canada we ll look at what s being done to tackle the problem here in the uk. coming up on the bbc news channel. michael o neill has been appointed as manager of northern ireland for a second spell, signing a five and a half year contract. in his first stint, o neill was in charge forjust over nine years.
royal life continuing but in the knowledge that potentially more damaging revelations may be about to reach a global audience. the dilemma for the royal family is whether to respond if new allegations are made. sarah campbell, bbc news. a survey for cbbc s newsround programme has highlighted the impact the cost of living crisis is having on children. more than 2,000 young people between the ages of 7 and 15 were surveyed, and nearly three quarters said they were worried about rising costs. one in 10 children, said they were skipping more meals now, than three months ago, as hayley hassell reports, from blackpool. makenzie is 12. he s one of eight children and lives with his mom, kristy, on a large estate in blackpool. although his mum works, the money she gets doesn t cover all of their bills. it s hard because, like, you could have a whole cupboard