first of all, the british people to watch the interview last night, and she is a very measured, very moderate person, and i think she wanted to lower the temperature. she s a tolerant person, and she doesn t jump in to decisions. she likes to gather information. and as max pointed out, she wants to do it primarily within the family, although knowing the implications of the issue of race are to them. but it s a mission of the lines and asking for forbearance. her husband since 1937, the duke of edinburgh is in the hospital and has been for nearly a month. there s been a lot of a lot of heat around this this explosive interview. one of her qualities is to bring a note of caution and let s gather the facts, and i think it also is important that we need to do this as a family, issues like the suicidal thoughts and meghan saying she took her mental health problems to the people in the household, i think these are there are so many things in this interview that call for a ver
A team at Harper Adams University In Shropshire Attempt A World First by using solely robots and drones to grow and harvest a field of barley. Good morning. Its thursday 4th of may. Im annita mcveigh. Welcome to bbc newsroom live. The past hour Buckingham Palace has announced that the Duke Of Edinburgh has decided to stop carrying out public engagements from the autumn. Prince philip who is 95, is said to have the full support of the queen in taking his decision, she will continue with all her duties. The duke is the longest Serving Consort in British History. Our royal correspondent Sarah Campbell is at Buckingham Palace. Sarah, he is 95,96 sarah, he is 95, 96 next month. Nonetheless it seems strange that the Duke Of Edinburgh would be pulling back from these sort of duty, we are so used to seeing him out and about. That is right. And i have to say that the worlds media, i have Australian Television next to me, there is new zealand, american networks, the crowds outside Buckingham Pal
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Everything is on the up and up, if this was a peft call, you would want even to go and tell your story and the fact they havent done so to me is incredibly telling. Mark, garrett, who i hope is getting a chance to read through these 17 pages of the summary, the preface to the report. Ive asked you this before. Listen, if theres no wrong doing and perry or mulvaney wanted to fund the president , republicans, you got your shot to call some people. Over to katy tur. Thank you very much. Good afternoon. Were following Breaking News at this hour. The Intelligence Committee has just released its report on the impeachment inquiry. House democrats say in no Uncertain Terms the president personally solicit Election Interference from a foreign governmecountry, quote, the evi overwhelming and so, too, is the evidence of his obstruction of congress. Joining me now is garrett and
jake. Also with us, former intel staffer, mika. Everybody, welcome. Garrett, you were just talking with stephanie and al
told well again, i can t imagine what they have gone through. they entered this full endeavo without knowing what they were walking into they did it under the guise of a heavy security, and the statement talks abou some of the security and bombs whipping dogs. that they had to witness previewing and setting up th different rooms. and then to hear that kind o emotional testimony, particularly i would assum from miss raffensperger, mis freeman, miss moss, all of these women had their live upended by this. and it should not have happene that way and so that is a deep emotio no doubt that the grand jurors felt i the room, and then coupled wit everything about the securit required to protect th integrity of this case, to protect themselves, to protect