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royalty family. haunted by his mother s death. it destabilized him and caused chaos, for years. he struggled to find his way. being royal, for harry, was a burden and a curse. she is a former american actress. unlike any royal bride before. go back a few generations, and everything about meghan markle disqualifies her from marrying harry. a modern royal couple changing history. the duke and duchess say they will step back as senior members of the royal family. harry decided, i m going to look after my wife. in a way that i wasn t able to look after my mother. and redefining royalty. what do you think the future looks like for harry and meghan? i think the sky is the limit. they are going to harness the power that they have as public individuals to change the world. tonight, a cnn special report, royal revolution: harry and meghan. september 15th, 1984. prince henry charles albert david was born. harry came into the world, very different ....
once-pivotal base and questions remain about the fate of afghan translators who risked their lives helping the u.s. this hour we ll speak live with michael mccaul, it s a fox news sunday exclusive. then, the biden administration misses its signature covid goal of getting 70% of american adults at least one vaccine dose by today. it s accessible, it s free, it s available. mike: we ll talk with former cdc director tom frieden about how to boost the vaccination effort and fears of breakthrough cases. then, house republican leader kevin mccarthy cranks up pressure on members of his own party considering joining a democrat-led investigation of the january 6th riot. not threatening anybody with committee assignments. mike: we ll is can ask our sunday panel whether republicans will fall in line. and our power player of the week, one of the world s best selling fiction authors on the nonfiction book he says may be his most important one yet. all right now on fox new ....
by disabilities across the uk speak to the bbc of the devastating impact the pandemic has had on their lives. are you a person affected by disabilities and want to share your story about how the pandemic has had an impact on your life? get in touch and let us know your experience by tweeting me @annita?mcveigh or by using the hashtag bbcyourquestions. from midnight, eu citizens living in the uk will lose their rights to live and work here unless they have applied for settled status more than five and a half million already have. and a baby gorilla born in west africa is thought to be the first offspring of parents born in captivity and then released into the wild. hello and welcome if you re watching in the uk or around the world. the celebrations are continuing this morning after england reached the quarter finals of the european championships. raheem stirling and harry kane put gareth southgate s team into the last eight with a 2 nil win over germany in front of 40,000 fa ....
travel to and live in free territory for a time, then ultimately they move back to slave state missouri. all right. when white men died, the african american man who had been enslaved to him, he tried to buy his own freedom from the dead man s family, from the dead men s widow. the family refused to allow him to buy his freedom. the enslaved man then decided that he would sue for his freedom, he would turn to the courts, and the basis for him suing for his freedom was that time in the free territory of risk consonant the free state of illinois. if an enslaved person was moved into free territory, into a free state, they are freed from enslavement. that is something that cannot be reversed, even if you go back to missouri. once free, always free. so, he sued on that basis in 1846. it took forever, but finally, 13 years later, in 1859, the case was the subject of a ruling in the united states supreme court. it was a decision that hands down, no argument, is considered to ....
so let s discuss in more detail the expectation today that there will be an announcement that all covid 19 related restrictions in england would be lifted next monday. but was thatjune 21 deadline. government sources have told the bbc most current rules will remain for another four weeks afterjune 21st. it means nightclubs will remain closed and people will be encouraged to still work from home where possible. concerns about the spread of the delta variant, now dominant in the uk, have led some scientists to call for the delay. for business, it s a pivotal moment. ukhospitality, the trade body for pubs, restaurants and hotels says lifting all restrictions next week is crucial as currently only two in five hospitality businesses are operating profitably. kate nicholls, chief executive of ukhospitality, joins me now. kate,it kate, it looks likely them that this four week delay is going to take place. what is your reaction? it to take place. what is your reaction? reaction? it ....