of buckingham palace. i mean, we re really right up the street, so the only change we made in that direction is we have tarted up his outfit quite a bit. george iii might have lost america, but he steals this show every night. maybe the family in the big house he bought around the corner will make a royal appointment to see it. will gompertz, bbc news. if you have a ticket, it looks like you are in for a treat. that ends this edition of outside source, we will see you in the new year. now it s time for meet the author. vera stanhope rides again. the seagulll is the eighth book by ann cleeves featuring her slightly scruffy, determined but very warm detective inspector, who s drawn into a mystery touching rather uncomfortably on the story of her own father and his dodgy friends on tyneside. it s been an immensely successful series from a writer who s been high in the league table of british crime writers for many years. her other detective inspector, jimmy perez, for example, h
seagull. that is on meet the author. hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are lord digbyjones, former trader minister and henry bonsu, broadcaster and campaigner. tomorrow s front pages, starting with this. the metro devotes its entire front page to the engagement photo of prince harry and meghan markel. the paper wishes its readers a merry kissmass. the i claims that the health secretary, jeremy hunt, wants to take over as deputy prime minister following the departure of damien green. the express headlines details of what it s calling a breakthrough on alzheimer s. the financial times shows an image of nikki haley, the us ambassador to the un, who has warned that the us will not forget countries who voted against its decision to recognise jerusalem as israel s capital. the daily mirror leads with a report about an alleged russian spy who visited number 10 as part of a ukrainian delegation. the telegraph features claims
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campbell, as i take a look back to the photo call at kensington palace that introduced prince harry s bride to be, meghan markle, to the world. that is at 2:30pm. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. north korea has described the latest united nations sanctions as an act of war, and tantamount to a complete economic blockade. the un security council imposed the us drafted measures on friday in response to pyongyang s ballistic missile tests. north korea has vowed to strengthen its nuclear deterrent to frustrate america. sophie long sent this report from the south korean capital seoul. an act of war that violates peace and stability on the korean peninsula. that was north korea s reaction to the latest and toughest round of sanctions to be imposed on pyongyang. the us drafted resolution was agreed by all members of the un security council, including china, north korea s main ally and trading partner, who called again for all parties to show restraint. i m grateful to my col
and the annual christmas messages from britain s political leaders theresa may thanks the armed forces whilejeremy corbyn urges people to think of the lonely. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. north korea has described the latest united nations sanctions as an act of war and tantamount to a complete economic blockade. the un security council imposed the us drafted measures on friday in response to pyongyang s ballistic missile tests. north korea has vowed to strengthen its nuclear deterrent to frustrate america. sophie long sent this report from the south korean capital seoul. an act of war that violates peace and stability on the korean peninsula. that was north korea s reaction to the latest and toughest round of sanctions to be imposed on pyongyang. the us drafted resolution was agreed by all members of the un security council, including china, north korea s main ally and trading partner, who called again for all parties to show restraint. i m grateful to my collea