The royals were family friends and neighbours. princess elizabeth was a few years older. she s seen here with younger sister margaret, who s staring down enviously at lady anne s silver shoes. what would a typical day down at the beach with princess elizabeth, princess margaret and you and your sister. 7 we were ensconced with our nannies in the children s hut. and, you know, we all had our spades and buckets, but i was so lucky to have had that sort of a wonderful time. the 31st of january 1952. after waving his daughter off on a tour of the commonwealth, king george vi returned back to sandringham. about three days before he died, he was shooting with my father they were shooting hare and nobody expected the king to die. the king was part of the community, wasn t he? so although this was worldwide, global news, it would have been felt much more personal here in norfolk.
Far south and south east, it will clear the far north of scotland and then once again we have a mixture of sunshine and showers, some of which will be wintry on the hills, then the next band of rain showing its hand. it is wednesday we are concerned about and wednesday evening, overnight into thursday, that the met office is warning of some really windy conditions, jon and nina. . ~ some really windy conditions, jon and nina. ., ,, i. some really windy conditions, jon and nina. ., ,, ., ., let s take a look at today s papers. countdown to war is the headline on the front of the mirror. the paper says last ditch efforts to prevent an invasion are looking increasingly futile after the russian leader sent more soldiers, helicopters and tanks to the border with ukraine. the mail has a similar warning, saying the next two days are going to be crucial, with the prime minister going on a whistle stop tour of europe. adam tour of europe. fleming back, wasn t he?
Johnson and i think, you know, both sides of that coalition have lost faith in him and that is by the numbers are so bad. we saw the big levelling up white paper which was to speak to that new part of the coalition but i think it is the more traditional part that will feel most aggrieved about the jimmy savile slayer and the sense that boris johnson hasn t been entirely forthcoming about the party get rail so it is a huge amount to be built and it is very very for prime ministers to gain lost faith when they are in office when the only examples of that and the falklands war and i think that is the big challenge. breaking news. we ve got news in relation to the diplomatic approach to ukraine and we understand that the prime minister spoke to the french president according to a downing street spokesperson. they had a discussion this morning and they agreed and
This is my drawing room, and there is a photograph i want to show you. lady glenconner s childhood memories include play dates with the future queen. the royals were family friends and neighbours. princess elizabeth was a few years older. she s seen here with younger sister margaret, who s staring down enviously at lady anne s silver shoes. what would a typical day down at the beach with princess elizabeth, princess margaret and you and your sister. ? we were ensconced with our nannies in the children s hut. and, you know, we all had our spades and buckets, but i was so lucky to have had that sort of a wonderful time. the 31st of january 1952. after waving his daughter off on a tour of the commonwealth, king george vi returned back to sandringham. about three days before he died, he was shooting with my father they were shooting hare and nobody expected the king to die. the king was part of
Then i think we ll certainly be in then i think we ll certainly be in the territory of a no confidence vote in the prime minister s position. vote in the prime minister s osition. ., vote in the prime minister s position- vote in the prime minister s osition. ., ., , position. you said earlier perhaps members of position. you said earlier perhaps members of the position. you said earlier perhaps members of the public position. you said earlier perhaps members of the public are - position. you said earlier perhaps members of the public are not. position. you said earlier perhaps members of the public are not as | members of the public are not as concerned as theirs and it does not come across as navel gazing, but do you think, given that the prime minister not have full confidence of all his party members, can he retain confidence of his previous voters? well, if you look at the polls, boris johnson s well, if you look at the polls, borisjohnson s personal ratings are absolutely