with the news that the princess of wales is suffering from cancen of wales is suffering from cancer. she had a treatment abdominal surgery. it wasn't thought to be cancerous, but on closer inspection, she's now receiving preventative chemotherapy . she says that chemotherapy. she says that she's well, that she's positive about the future, but clearly a very serious and worrying diagnosis has been an outpouring of support from you listeners on the radio and on television market. gbnews.com. or get to your email shortly. but let's get reaction from cameron walker , who is our royal correspondent. and my friday friends this evening, cecilia curci, the comedian and the barrister and broadcaster jerry hayes, jerry catherine has sent a positive message. she's going to be okay. this is something her family needs to know. and the nation, well , yes, but we've the nation, well, yes, but we've dean the nation, well, yes, but we've dealt with the king. >> we dealt with camilla, we've dean >> we dealt with camilla, we've dealt with catherine. we've dean dealt with catherine. we've dealt with cat

everyone loves the of wales. it's the the princess of wales. it's the princess like, not the princess of wales. it's the prinother like, not the princess of wales. it's the prinother one. like, not the princess of wales. it's the prinother one. and like, not the princess of wales. it's the prinother one. and then,, not the princess of wales. it's the prinother one. and then, you the other one. and then, you know, i'm worried her know, i'm worried about her health. mean, are you health. i mean, are you concerned? why? because concerned? i mean, why? because if fine, presumably concerned? i mean, why? because if just fine, presumably concerned? i mean, why? because if just fine, out umably a she'd just come out and do a quick video. hey i'm actually all right. >> sorry about the photo, but she's recovering from some surgery. we have a surgery. i don't think we have a right know what i right to know what it is. i mean, yeah, even i sit around thinking, what of thinking, like, what kind of abdominal be abdominal surgery could be that scandalous tha

let's bring you up to date with events in wales. can bring you some wales. i can bring you some breaking news developments from the minutes in wales. the last few minutes in wales. we understand new labour we understand new welsh labour leader gething has been leader vaughan gething has been sworn in as first minister of wales . he, of course, succeeds wales. he, of course, succeeds mark drakeford, who resigned yesterday after holding the

she was seen out with her husband, the prince of wales, at a farm shop in windsor at the weekend. but that investigation has been launched at the london clinic after one member of staff reportedly tried to access her private medical records. we'll bnng private medical records. we'll bring you more on that, of course, as that story develops throughout the week . throughout the rest of the week. now, in other news tonight, former president donald trump former us president donald trump has hinted could deport has hinted he could deport prince he wins the us prince harry if he wins the us election. in an exclusive interview with nigel farage tonight, he said the duke of sussex won't be getting special privileges if he lied on his visa about drug use, if they know something about the drugs and if he lied, i'll have to take appropriate action, appropriate action? >> yeah, which might mean not staying in america. >> you'll have to tell me. you just have to tell me. you would. you would have thought they would have known this a long time ago. you would. but i thought they were very disres

so let's do the sunday telegraph wales has sunday telegraph and wales has a new minister. now normally new first minister. now normally no would care. because no one would care. but because he's evil white man it's he's not an evil white man it's a important landmark a beautiful, important landmark moment. a beautiful, important landmark moment good. gething to >> very good. vaughan gething to become first and become welsh first minister and europe's so europe's first black leader. so that's historic. yes. he got 51.7% of the vote. he is going to be the new first minister for wales. so well done. him yeah. he's got an interesting life story. he was born in zambia in 1974. he sort of comes from a time of what somebody who's politically incorrect might call real racism , for want of a real racism, for want of a that's a very clumsy turn, but you know what i mean? so he was born in zambia and he came over when his mum is when he was two. so his mum is from zambia . when he was two. so his mum is from zambia. his dad was a welsh vet, think. and when they got vet, i think. and

. >> chris hope, let's bring you up date with events in wales up to date with events in wales today. vaughan gething been today. vaughan gething has been sworn in as first minister this evening. new welsh labour evening. the new welsh labour leader succeeds mark drakeford, who resigned after who resigned yesterday after holding the position since 2018. mr gething was elected as welsh government leader by members of the senate earlier on. today he's expected to form a cabinet in the next few days and earlier on he told them he wants to lead a wales of ambition and a wales of hope, ambition and unity . junior doctors in england unity. junior doctors in england have voted by 98% to continue with their strike action. in their long running dispute over pay- their long running dispute over pay. the british medical association is requesting a 35% pay association is requesting a 35% pay rise, which the government has previously said is unreasonable . while there have unreasonable. while there have been ten walkouts so far by junior doctors since the first one in march last year , six one in

. into northern england and wales. as go through early hours as we go through the early hours of further south and of tomorrow further south and east across the rest of england and picture , but and wales, a drier picture, but and wales, a drier picture, but a cloudy one and a windy story for all. and temperatures for all. and so temperatures really aren't going drop really aren't going to drop much. staying in much. many places staying in double figures as we go through tomorrow then this band tomorrow itself. then this band of does gradually push its of rain does gradually push its way little bit further south way a little bit further south and but doesn't make and eastwards. but doesn't make much progress. is to much progress. so it is going to unger much progress. so it is going to linger and bring quite a bit of rain across northern england and some wales to a some parts of north wales to a dner some parts of north wales to a drier further south, the drier story. further south, the limited bright or sunny spells h

and wales. parts of england and wales. today this weather today we've had this weather front straddling country. front straddling the country. it's providing and it's been providing cloud and outbreaks of rain, very outbreaks of rain, some very windy across northern windy conditions across northern scotland. ease scotland. they'll slowly ease through the night, as will the showers. this zone of damp showers. but this zone of damp weather will persist, staying pretty soggy over north wales, northwest england the rain just creeping across northern creeping back across northern ireland and eventually into southern scotland. by dawn, much of the south and east of england staying dry, very mild here 9 or 10. low in towns and cities 10. the low in towns and cities colder across scotland. touch colder across scotland. a touch of possible the of frost possible in the countryside we should of frost possible in the countwithie we should of frost possible in the countwith some we should of frost possible i

eventuallyarts of wales in force as well as central and nortthen eventually that »f wales in force as well as central and nortthen eventually that rain|les and then eventually that rain moves into scotland, where it mixes with cold to air give some snow above 2300m. the far north stays dry but chilly , and stays dry but chilly, and further south some clear spells, although the next area of rain moves in by dawn to affect southwest england, wales, northern ireland as well. heavy downpours, gusty winds and then that rain well, it tends to turn to showers as it moves into central uk by the afternoon. further showers arrive later from the southwest with gusty winds, hail and thunder. a lively afternoon , although with lively afternoon, although with some pretty clouds in the sky. now in the far north, we're going to see wet and windy weather remain until thursday morning . and then thursday morning. and then thursday starts bright across starts off bright across scotland northern ireland. scotland and northern ireland. elsewhere for england and wales, a with further a blustery start with

but whatever it is, the princess of wales, she's 42. and she she she said that she had, has cancer and that she's doing some kind of preventative thing because they, they i think they cut it out. they cut out whatever they cut out. and, it's horrible. it's even horrible for me. and i am totally i think one of the worst things about this country is the monarchy. you're not a royalist, not a royal. you know that . know that. >> we maybe we can leave the monarchy bashing for another day. i mean, this is a this is a tragic, tragic case, jonathan. i mean, she's young mother, mean, she's a young mother, regardless anybody's regardless of whatever anybody's political . no, of political affiliations. no, of course, mean, it's really sad. course, i mean, it's really sad. >> hopefully it's it won't >> and hopefully it's it won't be a tragedy. hopefully she'll make that's make a full recovery. that's what everyone's hoping it's what everyone's hoping for. it's from alone. i'm from this quote alone. i'm getting every and getting stronger every day

he told the audience that he and his wife, the princess of wales , have the princess of wales, have sought to focus on diana's legacy their work . legacy through their work. prince william attended the event tonight, while event in person tonight, while the of sussex dialled in the duke of sussex dialled in virtually from california . and virtually from california. and for the latest stories, sign up to gb news alerts by scanning the qr code on your screen or go to gbnews.com/alerts. now it's time for headliners as. >> hello and welcome to headliners covering. >> tomorrow's newspapers. today we're entertainment, but we're also this close to news. i'm josh howie and joining me is my brother from another attractive mother, jonathan kogan. >> your mother's very attractive. no, but your mom's way fitter. and toby young's friend , nick dixon. friend, nick dixon. >> how dare you.7 we're colleagues. >> how dare you? we're colleagues. sorry how are you both? yeah, i'm all right. yeah. i'm good. nick's not as formal as normal. i know, ijust i'm good. nick's not as formal as normal. i know, i just d

is wales a country? no they're not, it's not. >> wales is. scotland isn't. >> wales is. scotland isn't. >> they don't. yeah. wales is not anyway northern ireland. >> see you get on >> let's just see how you get on with that. >> oh god this is i am so >> oh my god this is i am so offensive can offensive because i can sense you're down the you're toning down the offensiveness. i'm like offensiveness. so i'm like toning down. >> you to get the flack. >> yeah i'm going to get the flack time. the point is, flack this time. the point is, is so is that there's a reason. so they pride they can't wear like, gay pride or flag lanyards. they or trans flag lanyards. they can't wear anything political because work for the scottish. >> yeah. and they're meant to be seen as impartial and they're meant to be seen. >> but the point is that these people are so deep up the lefts. but that they don't need to wear a lanyard. you know, they're working see working there. well, did you see the well that the other thing as well that they've continue they've said they can continue wearing pin or

, duchess of york, says she's full of admiration for the princess of admiration for the princess of wales after her cancer announcement post on social media today, the duchess said she hopes kate will now be given the space, time and privacy to heal. the space, time and privacy to heal . the duchess added i know heal. the duchess added i know she'll be surrounded by the love of her family and everyone is praying for the best outcome. for the very latest do sign up to gb news alerts, scan the qr code on your screen or go to gbnews.com/alerts. now it's time for headliners . for headliners. >> hello and welcome to headliners. i'm josh howie taking you through the newspapers of the near future with father, daughter comedy team chris, the wetton and his daughter lewis shaffer. that makes jonathan my brother . oh, makes jonathan my brother. oh, it's all gotten a little bit incestuous in here, hasn't it.7 >> and, well, it makes it makes us hanging out a little us hanging out together a little bit little spicy, bit exciting, a little spicy, a yorkshire accent. >> well, she's related, do. >> i can

these are all from sort of deep wales and ireland, right? >> i don't know, did you do french at school? i did, i loved it. we didn't necessarily speak it. we didn't necessarily speak it. brilliant. bear in mind i'm from the west country . i from the west country. i remember going on a french school and my hearing school trip and my hearing my friend saying, air, bongu friend saying, air, merci, bongu to shopkeeper. that was to a shopkeeper. and that was quite a magical moment. >> you gave up languages at that point? liked point? well, i liked french, but, do we sometimes but, i do think we sometimes murder it, don't we? >> well, can i say something nice? that's the french. that's. excuse me? that's the josh that we like . the funny josh, not the we like. the funny josh, not the serious lewis. >> i have a wide range of ability here. i don't have to be stuck within one particular persona like you are just stuck in mental. >> yes, mental. >> yes, mental. >> you need more facets, right? that's the front pages. given the headliners treatment , co

. >> anyway, you're looking well with prince of wales. check. >> in order? just to >> is that in order? just to show your loyalty? exactly. show your loyalty? yes, exactly. why troubling times ? why not? these troubling times? let's a look at those front let's have a look at those front pages, mail kick us pages, the daily mail kick us off. could rishi gamble on a summer election ? and a two stars summer election? and a two stars of scoop outside its premier last night, outrage on the guardian record discharges of sewage into rivers and seas. the telegraph have the king thanks pubuc telegraph have the king thanks public for extending a hand of friendship. the times johnson had the right idea on levelling up, says keir starmer. the i news labour attacked for feeble plan on britain's sewage crisis. and finally, the daily star. i'm being haunted by paul o'grady. those were your front pages . so those were your front pages. so kicking off the in—depth look into at thursday's front pages with the daily mail steve. >> yep, they go with fevered speculation as som

the prince and princess of wales are said to be enormously touched by the outpouring of support following kate's cancer diagnosis. in a statement released tonight, kensington palace said william and kate are extremely moved by the kind messages that they've received from people here in the uk, across the commonwealth and around the world. it comes after kate revealed she is undergoing preventative chemotherapy in a video message released on friday. well, we've been speaking to people in birmingham who shared their well wishes with the princess and her family. >> it's quite shocking really. she's got young kids, she's got a family. i think that's probably the more upsetting thing about everything. the pubuc thing about everything. the public doesn't public eye on things doesn't really minute, really matter at the minute, does it.7 really matter at the minute, doei it.7 really matter at the minute, doei think it was a brave >> i think it was a brave decision think they'll decision and i think they'll just minds to a just awaken people's minds to a troublesome cancer is and to be checked out

climate change, climate protesters in england and wales lose criminal damage. defence that's alarming on its own. we haven't seen that for a while. appeal court says defendants beliefs and motivations do not constitute lawful excuse for damaging property . in fact, they said the property. in fact, they said the political or philosophical beliefs and the reasoning and wider motivation of the defendant were too remote from the criminal damage and did not constitute lawful excuse. now, this feels like common sense. i haven't seen a lot of it lately, so i can't confirm because it's difficult to recognise. but essentially they've come to the conclusion that simply being angry about something. >> well, if i've understood it correctly, correct me if i'm wrong, but i think the defence which they incredibly got away with was not that they were angry, but that they legitimately and reasonably believed that the owners of the property would share their view too, that what they were doing too, that what they were doing to their property was more important. the reason that t

then developing through wales and midlands. some heavy and the midlands. some heavy downpours are possible. they'll be hit and miss, but do watch out for a lively shower on thursday again. many places dry, some spells in the south some sunny spells in the south and west, fairly glum and chilly in east. in the east. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar for sponsors of weather on gb news. >> good evening. not notice very much. george galloway yesterday said the next election will be all about the muslim vote. we debate . is he actually right debate. is he actually right about the budget coming up tomorrow and we're being told yes , jeremy hunt tells us that yes, jeremy hunt tells us that we're going to cut back on funding for all sorts of diversity and inclusion managers. but haven't we heard all of this before? and of course , in america it is super course, in america it is super tuesday. it looks like trump and biden are going to win. but we talked to a top american pollster . how are talked to a top american pollster. how are

later on into parts of wales, but for most of us it will be cloudy , further will be cloudy, further outbreaks of rain at times and nofice outbreaks of rain at times and notice the wind still coming in off the north sea. so eastern coasts, particularly chilly for the time of year. best of the temperatures towards the west and double and southwest, reaching double figures spells figures in any brighter spells into monday. another cloudy day, the wind still driving in outbreaks of rain and low cloud from the north. see the best of any brighter spells will be across western areas, but even here it will remain on the cloudy side and it remains cloudy side and it remains cloudy right through much of the week. largely dry though there will be some light rain and the winds will generally start to ease to . ease to. >> looks like things are heating up boxt boilers as sponsors of weather on i'm andrew doyle. join it's tomorrow at 6:00. it's saturday night and this is the saturday night and this is the saturday five. i'm darren grimes , along with albie amankona, cressida wet and ben leo and

then developing through wales and midlands. some heavy and the midlands. some heavy downpours are possible. they'll be hit and miss, but do watch out for a lively shower on thursday again. many places dry, some spells in the south some sunny spells in the south and west, fairly glum and chilly in east. in the east. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar for sponsors of weather on i >> -- >> well . it's m >> well. it's 9 pm. i'm patrick christys tonight . christys tonight. >> the only solution is jihad by the armies of the muslim countries to heightening the extremism. >> definition. sounds like a good idea, but new government rules could make you an extremist . i'll reveal why, and extremist. i'll reveal why, and i think the time for words has come to an end. >> and we do need to see action. >> and we do need to see action. >> suella sounds the alarm plus, i think there's going to be a major general election. >> mandy manntari rishi sunak is name the date is a may election actually bad for news starmer? >> also, this refugee fam

it does turn largely dry and clear, across parts clear, especially across parts of and wales, some mist of england and wales, some mist and fog forming a few spots and fog forming in a few spots and fog forming in a few spots and in behind. it does then turn and in behind. it does then turn a bit drier and clearer for the end the night across northern end of the night across northern ireland. all of us it is ireland. but for all of us it is going to be a mild night, temperatures not falling much lower than around 5 to 7 degrees. so we do start the day off with some sunshine across eastern parts of the midlands, east anglia, lincolnshire away. but west will but the cloud further west will spread its way that little bit further eastwards. any rain on it will slowly peter out, so not actually lot of rain arriving actually a lot of rain arriving into east anglia then behind into east anglia and then behind it turn drier and it it does turn drier and brighter. some good spells of sunshine developing before then. the next band of rain arrives in the west. mild temperatures potentially reachin

. >> so according to the government, china and russia are spreading slurs against the princess of wales. senior government figures fear that hostile are behind the hostile states are behind the spread of wild conspiracy theories. and online rumours surrounding the princess's health. i mean, i know at least some of these wild conspiracy theories have come marmots , theories have come from marmots, but apparently china and russia are doing it as well to destabilise british society. i mean, unfortunately for china and russia, we don't have a society in britain anymore . we society in britain anymore. we just have a banal economic platform that people can come and leave as they choose and treat how they want. but yeah, apparently proof of apparently there's proof of bots, they said, they said an analysis of accounts, together that created a meghan markle twitter community found over 1000 highly connected, accounts that had tweeted more than 2.5 million times over a six month period. so that's , that's period. so that's, that's related to meghan markle. but we're seeing, you know, this this

then developing through wales and midlands. some heavy and the midlands. some heavy downpours are possible. they'll be hit and miss, but do watch out for a lively shower on thursday again. many places dry, some spells in the south some sunny spells in the south and west, fairly glum and chilly in east. in the east. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar for sponsors of weather on win over you as a voter are speculation mounts about when the prime minister might actually call the general election . election. >> yes, jeremy hunt has dotted the i's >> yes, jeremy hunt has dotted the 1's and crossed the t's on the 1's and crossed the t's on the spring budget. but will it be enough to win back disillusioned voters? find out more with me very soon. >> big wins for donald trump and joe biden in their super tuesday election contests, paving the way for a 2020 election rematch. >> our poll numbers are so much higher than joe biden's. he's the worst president in the history of our country. there's never been anything like what's happening

. >> yeah, in wales there are a lot of them seem to be coming from germany. yes, but two boffins, this, the boffins, this, uh, being the daily claimed. daily star have claimed. yes. humans been humans uh, could have been eating way back then. eating each other way back then. they boat and the they found a boat and the interesting of this story they found a boat and the in'thatting of this story they found a boat and the in'thatting actually,is story they found a boat and the in'thatting actually,is stnot is that they actually, it's not that new bone. that they found a new bone. they've going back they've started going back through and then through the old bones, and then they kind of a they found this kind of bite, a bite the bone . bite mark on the bone. >> fine. >> fine. >> also a cut mark that >> but also a cut mark that suggests that this compares to other to animals. and it's sort of very fleshy part of the leg . of very fleshy part of the leg. >> okay, leo. cannibalism. any thoughts ? yeah. thoughts? yeah. >> this in tribal >> we've seen this in tribal

rail fares in england and wales have risen by almost 5% today, an increase above inflation comes despite some of the highest numbers of train cancellations for a decade, amid strikes , bad weather and faulty strikes, bad weather and faulty infrastructure . public transport infrastructure. public transport campaigners say passengers are being punished by the increases, which could add hundreds of pounds to annual travel costs for some commuters. i would be quite happy for the rail fares to go up if they invested the profits in the infrastructure feature, so that the rail network and the rolling carriage was was consistently good standard, and that the trains ran on time. >> it's a bit much. >> it's a bit much. >> that's just sort of like come out of the blue. that took me off key there. >> nothing's really changed off key there. >> trains,g's really changed off key there. >> trains, so really changed off key there. >> trains, so it's.ly changed off key there. >> trains, so it's nothanged off key there. >> trains, so it's not reallyj the trains, so it's not really fair to raise the prices