tropical storm laura lashes haiti and the dominican republic on its way to the us gulf coast. president trump confirms blood plasma from recovered coronavirus patients can be used as a treatment. and bayern munich win the champions league, beating paris saint germain in the first final ever held behind closed doors. hello and welcome to bbc news. in belarus, huge crowds of protesters have demonstrated against president alexander lukashenko and the re—election they say he rigged two weeks ago. they are demanding that he stand down. from the capital minsk, steve rosenberg sent this report. a warning — it contains images which some viewers may find distressing. they poured onto the streets. "long live belarus," they cried. a sea of protesters flooding the centre of minsk. "resign," they shouted. a message for this man, alexander lu kashenko. for 26 years, he's been the president, but look how the people have turned against him. on independence square, they accused him of stealing the election and of violence against the people of belarus. our aim is to show the government tha

republic resident been any confirmation of that that he's gone to the dominican republic and why would he choose that location. yeah not not not an official confirmation yet this is something that the spanish press is reporting also for example this press saying that he might relocate finally nestorian. in portugal but right now what we are seeing in the press here in spain is that he might have gone to the domanick and republic he would stay he would be hosted by their funk who are stanley. stronger prominent family with interest in super cane and also they have some hospitality complexes and he should he would stay according to these reports in a complex in the dominican republic at least temporarily we don't know if he will stay there for long or not but aside said there's not any official confirmation regarding the hughes whereabouts following the end of the franco regime especially in the early eighty's one carlos was was a unifying figure for the country what is this development mean for the royal family and its role and spend huge. yeah definitely. was one of the most prominent

several dead in haiti and the dominican republic. rob marciano with the timing and tracks of both storms. >>> deadly wildfires growing more dangerous in california. two of the largest fires in state history destroying more than 1 million acres. new lightning storms tonight threatening to make the situation even worse. firefighters worried about homeowners staying behind to battle the flames on their own. >>> the secret trump family recordings. president trump responding tonight to his own sister allegedly describing him as a liar and phony. why his niece mary trump recorded the conversations. >>> the abc news exclusive. the democratic ticket. >> i want to turn to the blistering attacks we've seen from president trump. >> david muir and robin roberts sitting down with the nominees in their first joint interview. >>> also tonight, president trump announcing what he's calling a major therapeutic breakthrough in the fight against the coronavirus. one day after he accused the fda of delaying possible vaccines and treatments until after th

laura is toward the south and east and has just moved over the dominican republic and haiti. here is video f from this past weweekend to give you an idea o how things look, as this tropical storm, laura, left a trail of destruction over the dominican republic sunday. some people were rescued after the storm brought heavy wind and rains to the area. more than a million were left without power, and homes collapsed. 11 people have died in both the dominican republic and haiti. now, we are talking about laura still bringing some rain into cuba as it makes its way to the north and west. marco, we're going to be wrapping things up here as we go through the next couple of days, but storm surge concerns are going to be really big for those of you from mississippi to louisiana because of the movement of the storm. laura comes in behind there, and louisiana into texas, you need to be on the lookout for this, as this particular system is going to bring a decent amount of rain. this is just one model prediction, but the amount of rain can really fall anywhere along the coastal areas here

storm laura has already left a deadly mark on the dominican republic in its wake flooding that's left homes inundated and up to a 1000000 people without power. residents have been trying to salvage whatever they can. in neighboring haiti torrents of flood water gushed through the streets in a similar picture of despair. most people here on safe this town is destroyed as you can see look at the people walking by the house is a condemned there are dead people traders have lost their goods it was. after gnashing southern cuba storm laura is now heading towards the u.s. gulf coast and puerto rico in tandem with another potentially deadly storm system marco. u.s. president donald trump says emergency services are in place this is so water and president that the scope of the storms and also the fact that they come so quickly after one another both storms have the potential of gathering strength before they make landfall and could cause significant damage so we're going to get basically a right hook from marco and then a left hook from 4 more. storm surges of up to 2 meters high and predicte

tropical storm laura lashes haiti and the dominican republic on its way to the us gulf coast. the white supremacist who killed 51 muslim worshippers in christchurch appears in court for sentencing. and bayern munich win the champions league, beating paris saint germain in the first final ever held behind closed doors. hello and welcome. president alexander lukashenko of belarus is defiant despite another weekend of huge demonstrations against his disputed re—election, which protesters say he rigged two weeks ago. they are demanding that he stand down. from the capital minsk, our correspondent steve rosenberg sent this report. a warning — it contains images you may find distressing. they poured onto the streets. "long live belarus," they cried. a sea of protesters flooding the centre of minsk. "resign," they shouted. a message for this man, alexander lu kashenko. for 26 years, he's been the president, but look how the people have turned against him. on independence square, they accused him of stealing the election and of violence against the people of belarus. our aim is to

failed to get the 13 year arms embargo extended just one of the nation the dominican republic backed the american proposal in a vote at the u.n. security council u.k. france germany and 8 other members abstained trouble ministration is threatening to find other ways to trigger sanctions though iran says the u.s. has never been so isolated with president has sanral harney describing the vote as a humiliating defeat for the us better yet. the us has worked for months to prepare a resolution to his around and it could only get one vote supporting it from a small country the dominican republic you see how they've been humiliated the reason 11 countries abstained in 2 voted against it was because they believe the prison version of the j.c. pure way is essential for the interests of the region and the world yesterday was a political achievement for iran and a political failure for the us speaking in poland the us secretary of state my own post said his government would not give up. this was a serious mistake we regret that united states simply want to extend the set of rules that been in p

republic has that been confirmed well a lot of the big spanish dailies are saying that he's already there that he's staying with. a close friend of his defunct whole family who own a. sugarcane magnate and also owns this luxury resort which is where he's going to be staying allegedly in trouble there this is what they're saying through portugal and that potentially speaking so the newspapers are saying he's going to split his time between the dominican republic and portugal let's not forget the king juan carlos spent part of his childhood in portugal when the royal family was actually in exile during the franco dictatorship following the civil war so at the moment a 1000000 dollar question where is he there claiming he's in the dominican republic but we don't have confirmation yet neither the government nor the spanish royal family what. does all of this have on the royal family this is huge because once again the spanish for royal family are embroiled in yet another scandal obviously the spanish supreme court investigating juan carlos is already big news in itself let's not forget

tropical storm laura has battered the dominican republic and haiti with torrential rain and strong winds, causing some of the worst flooding in years. the storm will pass over cuba on monday and is set to strengthen to a hurricane as it hits the us gulf coast. president trump has confirmed blood plasma from recovered coronavirus patients can be used as a treatment against covid—19 in america. the technique uses antibody—rich blood plasma from people who've recovered from the disease. he said the treatment could reduce the number of deaths by 35% — a claim disputed by scientists. now on bbc news — it's time for dateline london. hello, and welcome to dateline london. this week: new us sanctions on chinese telecoms giant, huawei — death sentence or chance to shine? and the competence or otherwise of your ruling class — the truth according to coronavirus. my guests on socially distanced screens — isobel hilton of the website, china dialogue, ned temko of the christian science monitor. and here in the studio — vincent ni of the bbc world service. "victorious warriors win first

republic. the hurricane now taking aim at the bahamas with wind and rain. hurricane hunters flying over closntil f the hurricane today. at least tuesday. it could hit or come close to hitting florida this weekend. here's the track. moving its way up the east coast. north carolina already issuing mandatory evacuation orders for parts of the outer banks. abc's senior meteorologist rob marciano is in miami to lead us off tonight. >> reporter: tonight, after pummeling the caribbean, the entire east coast on alert. hurricane isaias gaining strength. now taking aim at the epicenter for coronavirus cases, florida. >> i just signed an executive order to declare a state of emergency in every coastal county up florida's east coast. >> reporter: florida residents racing to prepare. >> when you've got a trailer, you've got to be concerned about everything. >> reporter: the coming storm also forcing coronavirus testing sites in the storm's path to close down. >> our sites, because they're outdoors with tent

laura bringing torrential rain and devastating flash flooding to the dominican republic. and in puerto rico, laura knocking out power to more than 200,000 in the u.s. territory. >> all right, one system right after the other. we see the dark skies behind you there, rob. you've got the latest track? >> reporter: yeah, we'll start with marco, david, which is coming ashore across southeast louisiana right now. we'll see the impacts of that get a little more intense over the next several hours. there are tornado watches that are poed uoraandletsofgeorgia. tomorrow, it will dissipate quickly. then, all eyes go to the larger laura. winds are quiet there, water super warm. it is going to become a hurricane quickly. might become a rapid intensify case, at least a cat 2, making landfall wednesday night. upper texas coastline or parts of louisiana where there are new hurricane watches just east of galveston, just west of morgan city. much of that will be hurricane warnings by this time tomorrow. david? >> all right, always about the temperature of those waters. rob marciano, thank

t reporter: that storm already plowed through haiti and the dominican republic leaving at least a dozen dead. have you ever seen two storms at one time approach this region? >> it's unprecedented. not only are we worrying about one hitting today, three days later we're worried about another one. >> reporter: oil platforms across the gulf have been evacuated. pl tonight a big evacuation has been called for the city of port arthur, texas. evacuated. tonight a big evacuation cal that impacts tens of thousands of people y of tcondtorm. norah. >> o'donnell: janeli rm.nk you. now let's get the latest storm track from cbs' lonnie quinn. lonnie. >> norah, we talked about the one-two punch in the gulf. if it's a one-two punch, the first punch marco is a light little jab. the second punch laura could be a knockout. let me show you what we're dealing with two storms about 600 miles apart but it's laura that's getting stronger while marco is weaker with each passing hour. look at the track laura is going to take, making landfall somewhere around the louisiana- texas border, in fact, right in some o

the storm then killing two people in the dominican republic, including a 5-year-old boy. now the outer bands lashing south florida, one of the hardest hit states in the covid pandemic. >> and if you are ordered to evacuate, please take it seriouunty opening four shelters, but only as a last resort. >> in government buildings and shelters, they take your temperature. they also ask you a series of questions. most are standard, but here they also ask you where you are, what county you're at. make sure you got your wits about you. the months long pandem ady we're, quite frankly, exhausted. >> reporter: north carolina tonight declaring a state of emergency, ordering coastal evacuations, though most shelters there are closed because of covid-19. >> all right, rob marciano joins us now from melbourne, florida. rob, take us through the next several hours as isaias gets closer to florida. >> reporter: well, tom, this has been a difficult storm to forecast and plan for from the beginning, and it's no different right now. it slowed down a little bit. take a look where it is right no

the capital of the dominican republic, flooded and overwhelmed by tropical storm laura. not everyone made it. a mother and her young son died when a wall collapsed on their home. translation: the wall collapsed on top of them. it fell onto the house. the owner needs to come forward. he knew that the war was going to collapse. he shouldn't have built that wall. tropical storm laura also battered motor rico, haiti and the virgin islands. in haiti, some people lost everything. translation: the majority of the people who are not safe. this town is destroyed, as you can see. look at the people walking by. the houses are condemned. there are bodies. the merchants have lost their goods. tropical storm laura is forecast to strengthen further into a hurricane as it churns towards the us gulf coast. before laura makes la ndfall coast. before laura makes landfall in the us, hurricane marco will hit first. they are both heading towards the state of louisiana. texas and florida are also making preparations. forecasters are predicting a storm surge, flooding rains, damaging winds and

in the dominican republic, the storm turning deadly killing two including a 5-year-old boy. the hurricane gaining strength, now taking aim at the epicenter. florida residents racing to prepare by stocking up and boarding up. >> everyone should at this point who's in the potential path of this have enough food, water and medicine to last seven days. if you haven't done that, you still have time to do it. >> reporter: the coming storm also forcing coronavirus testing sites in the storm's path to close down. americans up and down the east coast preparing for isaias in the midst of a global pandemic. north carolina declaring a state of emergency, prompting evacuations. most shelters remain closed due to the virus. i suppose if there's any sort of good news, because of the pandemic there are a lot fewer people that would normally be here. not many tourists the last few days and months. let's talk about where the center of this thing is. it's about 200 miles south and east so we'll feel the effects later this afternoon. it's south of nassau and the baham bahamas. the approaches th

. >> the storm killed more than a dozen people in the dominican republic and haiti. it then made it's way past cuba gaining strength in the warm waters of the gulf of mexico. laura expected to make landfall in the u.s. overnight. flooding and power outages widespread with some areas seeing up to a foot of rain. storm surge could be as high as 15 feet threatening communities 30 miles inland. >> we're getting sandbags in case we have rain that the city pumps cannot keep up with. >> residents are heading to hotels and friends home amid the threat of the coronavirus. texas shelters ma making covid-19 testing available. >> we are prepared to do sheltering but we need more space in each shelter. we space people out really far. >> lose lieu's governor warned residents where you are by midday is where you should be prepared to ride out the storm. >>> in wisconsin two people were shot and killed and one other was injured during overnight street protests. there are also reports this shooting came from a group of armed men who protecting businesses. . >> for a third night in a

security council the dominican republic france the u.k. germany and 8 other members abstained the white house is threatening to find other ways to bring back sanctions but iran says the u.s. has never been so isolated battle yeah but the u.s. has worked for months to prepare a resolution to his iran and it could only get one vote supporting it from a small country the dominican republic you see how they've been humiliated the recent 11 countries abstained into voted against it was because they believe the preservation of the j. c.p.o. a is essential for the interests of the region and the world yesterday was a political achievement for iran and a political failure for the u.s. i was speaking in poland u.s. secretary of state by pump ayos had his government would not give up this was a serious mistake we regret but you know it's they simply want to extend a set of rules they've been in place since 2007 and as we have said before the united states is determined to make sure that the iranians and this regime this theocratic regime doesn't hav

pressure to win support but in the end only one country in the dominican republic voted in favor of the resolution the u.k. france germany and other members abstained iran says the u.s. has never been so isolated with president hassan rouhani describing the vote as a humiliating defeat for the country. better yet. the u.s. has worked for months to prepare a resolution to his iran and it could only get one vote supporting it from a small country the dominican republic you see how they've been humiliated the recent 11 countries abstained into voted against it was because they believe the prison version of the j.c. is essential for the interests of the region and the world yesterday was a political achievement through iran and a political failure for the u.s. following on from that vote u.n. security council president trump has now confirmed the u.s. will try to restore u.n. sanctions on iran through a provision in the 2015 nuclear deal he also said that the u.s. probably won't take part in a russian led conference to try and resolve the situation. but we knew it was going to be but we'll

laura bringing torrential rain and devastating flash flooding to the dominican republic and haiti. the storm claiming at least 11 lives in the two countries. and in puerto rico, laura knocking out power to more than 200,000 in the u.s. territory. >> all right, one system right after the other. we see those dark skies there behind you, rob. you've got the latest track? >> reporter: yeah, we'll start with marco, david, which is coming ashore across southeast louisiana right now. we'll see the impacts of that get a little more intense over the next several hours. here it is on the radar scope. as a matter of fact, there are tornado watches that are posted until midnight for the florida panhandle and parts of south georgia. this all rotates inland overnight. tomorrow, it will dissipate quickly. then, all eyes go to the larger laura, just south of cuba, forecast to get into the gulf of mexico. winds are quiet there, water super warm. it is going to become a hurricane quickly. might become a rapid intensification, at least a cat 2,akinlandfall wednesday night. upper texas coastline or pa

after killing 20 people in haiti and 3 in the dominican republic. several european countries are introducing tougher measures to control the spread of the corona virus reported more than 6000 new cases of the stay its 2nd highest daily caseload since the outbreak began infections are also rising in the u.k. germany and spain as well the challenge reports. the sick being brought in the numbers seen at the height of the pandemic but they are still coming and recent surge is in new infections across several european countries have pushed governments to tighten restrictions again this is spain where daily cases hit 8000 last friday children aged 6 and over will have to wear masks when they return to school. and france where parisians have been told mosques are now mandatory in the capital. i want you to know that it is our obligation to anticipate and i visit all theories which drives me to say that plans for further lock downs meaning the heaviest measures whether local or nationwide already red zones where the virus is actively circulating have been d

republic has more cases as well than all of the caribbean island nations combined. and better russian oppositionists that on a ticket off skier has taken shelter in lithuania after rejecting the presidential election results the european union says the vote was not free and is threatening sanctions taken off skya has urged protesters not to confront the police after a 2nd night of anti-government violence there still thousands of arrested and at least one man killed the stream is coming up next looking at how the coronavirus pandemic has affected displaced people around the world. there i want a welcome to the streaming home edition today we're looking at the congress and the fiji settlements around the wealth how is it impacting the help of 3 guess we will look at the cut conditions where they are working the challenges of handling kovac 19 and what help they need i know you will have questions for them said you know what to do we have a huge conversation it is live right now if you have questions you have concerns about refugees wherever they may be around the wel

republic you see how they've been humiliated the reason 11 countries abstained into voted against it was because they believe the preservation of the j c p o a is essential for the interests of the region and the world yesterday was a political achievement for iran and a political failure for the u.s. . meanwhile the u.s. department of justice says it seized iranian fuel from 4 tankers headed to venezuela both iran and venezuela are under u.s. sanctions laura burton manoli has more. the u.s. is calling it the largest seizure of fuel from iran its incepted for tank is carrying more than a 1000000 barrels of oil to venezuela after winning a federal court order last month where for tankers they're going to use them and they're there. they're not supposed to be doing that or arms are supposed to be doing that and so we did we see the tankers and we're moving them and moved to euston but iran says the liberian flag ships have nothing to do with them it accuses the us of lies and psychological warfare 0.09 with a number of no right now there's nothing planned because we haven't had a reque

republic and cuba evacuation orders have been issued for parts of texas and louisiana. talk to old is there a risk is the government not taking the necessary action to really address some of the structural issues we listen i still think that air travel is the safest mode of travel and to spend that we meet with global newsmakers and talk about the stories that matter which is iraq. i am from you ok you're watching history ellery's president alexander lucian koch is facing the most intense opposition since he came to power 26 years ago is what demonstrators had to say about him on sunday. i came out here because of the injustice and those lies lies in the media lies from the president lies from all the government organizations leading us i want change i want freedom and to live in a free country i don't want my children to leave and live here and raise their children and help the economy of our country of. the people.

tropical storm laura has battered the dominican republic and haiti with torrential rain and strong winds, causing some of the worst flooding in years. the storm will pass over cuba on monday and is set to strengthen to a hurricane as it hits the us gulf coast. president trump has confirmed blood plasma from recovered coronavirus patients can be used as a treatment against covid—19 in america. the technique uses antibody—rich blood plasma from people who've recovered from the disease. he said the treatment could reduce the number of deaths by 35% — a claim disputed by scientists. now on bbc news — it's hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk with me, zeinab badawi. politics is a tough business. it puts you in the limelight, but sometimes for the wrong reasons. my guest is katie hill. she was seen as a rising star for the us democrats, but she resigned last year as a congresswoman, barely 12 months in office. she claims she was the victim of sexual double standards after she admitted an inappropriate relationship with a campaign staff member and after nude photos of her were published in the

republic which has more cases than all of the other caribbean island nations combined. when new zealand announced its 1st community transmission the virus in more than 100 days are going to citrus and are done as ordered or can into lockdown after 4 new cases were confirmed there and leave all 3 you're asked to stay at home in your bubble other than for essential movements such as going to the supermarket or local recreation if you are in oakland you must work from harm unless you are an essential service worker or schools in childcare facilities in oakland are closed as of tomorrow morning except for the children of essential service workers and those who are who are involved will remember that it leave all 3 we allow you to x e schools and do a childhood for a level 3 for a cinch will suit us we use only or public facilities 3 strong same businesses must close by mid day to more and more a story we've been following closely growing anger and accusations of electoral fraud after the victory of president alexander lukashenko in belarus thousands of opposition supporters

the storm has gone through the dominican republic and is headed over the bahamas. a cost some havoc in the dominican were 1100 homes were heavily damaged. wins in this category 8 miles per hour. itd worse. as it tracks toward the florida peninsula it looks like it is going to skirt the eastern seaboard for a period of days with winds are hurricane strength but it is on path by saturday afternoon and saturday evening to get close to florida. the hurricane will dissipate into a tropical storm by the time it gets to around florida and georgia. it is forecast to come inland over the carolinas by that time. it will be down t s r ho. we will have more on this when we cover the weather in a few minutes. >> still ahead on kpix 5 and streaming on line they got more bad news. >> a 17-year-old accused of >> marathon refinery in martinez will close indefinitely. in april, operators temporarily stopped i don't oil production due to low pandemic demand. prior to covid, 1000 contractors per day were working their peer operator say it would be converted to a terminal facility and

some came from the dominican republic. mobile being a seaport town was kind of loose, the wives would allow their husbands to have companions. a lot of these ladies that came from the dominican republic were companions and they had children. those children today we refer to them as creoles. an african-american mom with a french hispanic dad is creole. we have a large population in this area as well as louisiana of creoles. just wanted to give you some foundation as to the city and how we got started, and the fact that our city was in these walls that we see. that was the city. the moment that you walked outside of those walls, you were out of the city. and this is where we started. we'll proceed to our first historical marker, which is the slave marker. the lemoine brothers fail founded new orleans in 1702. they had the first parade here in 1703, so when pierre lemoine founded new orleans, he took that celebration from mobile and started it in new orleans. that was a diverse part. this guy looks like louie armstrong. as an

republic but to side with the u.s. even britain which is still in search of a desirable course spoke to deal with the us actually decided to adopt a new trial position which is quite telling and which of extremely embarrassing and humiliating or or the united states but given the fact that actually 50 feet is so he mediating i've been much doubt that this form of before the election is going to basically give in and give up and without any doubt the big to take your measure of that as the problem if they going to use this kind of stuff. but i think that you know unfortunately as i said you know dart a lot of their limitations all the existing members of the have made it very clear that the u.s. no longer has the right to to use legal mechanics and what they said i very much doubt that if chop is going to take no as an answer. and they're going to use that mainly or month to push better for it while the europeans are really not thrilled about this and they've been clear they want to save the new idea tehran though has a

republic and haiti both storms are expected to hit the u.s. gulf coast soon. and syrian officials say that an explosion in a major gas pipeline caused widespread power cuts on sunday night state t.v. quoted officials as saying the blast may have been caused by a militant attack the government says that power has since been restored to several problems. a new zealand court has been hearing from families of some of the 51 worshippers massacred in the country's worst mass killing the court is in the sentencing phase of the case against the white supremacist who has already pled guilty to the murders parents and other family members testified about their loved ones killed at 2 different mosques in christ church and this is the perpetrator the alleged perpetrator brenton toronto looked on the court has heard that he planned to burn down the 2 mosques he attacked after carrying out the killings sentencing is expecting to take place in 3 days with him facing life in jail. on $51.00 charges of murder 40 charges of attempted murder and the terrorism ch

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. >> reporter: the storm has already pounded the dominican republic, the bahamas and puerto rico, at least two dead there, major roads washed out. as it made its way up the coast of florida, the worst of the wind and rain stayed about 50 miles offshore. they had 10,000 utility workers mobileized in florida. in the end, just a few hundred people lost power. in north carolina, conditions are complicated by the pan he demick fode-- pandemic for the . they will be screened before they enter and they will try to practice social distancing as well. jillian: a massive search for three men who fell off a boat in the poe to potomoc river is nowa recovery effort. crews searched for more than two hours before calling it off. it's not clear what happened before the men fell into the water. they have not beenthe city cou o stand up for what's right after a house was targeted over the weekend. >> a group of people showed up to my house. it felt personal, about me. it really does seem like a mob mentality and bullying to intimidate a public official. todd: the group was described as aggressive prot

republic and haiti both storms are expected to hit the u.s. gulf coast soon. and crews from all across the west of the united states have arrived in california to help fight 2 dozen major wildfires blazing across the state the worst of the fires are in the san francisco bay area tens of thousands of people have been forced to evacuate their. syrian officials say that an explosion at a major gas pipeline caused widespread power cuts on sunday night state t.v. quoted officials as saying that the blast may have been caused by a militant attack the government says that power has since been restored in several provinces. the wife of stricken kremlin critic alexina volumnia has visited him in the hospital in berlin he is in critical condition following a suspected poisoning the russian opposition leader was flown to germany after becoming seriously ill last week. fans of german soccer side fire nick are celebrating after their team won the champions league title for a 6th time the bavarians defeated paris sundram on one nil in lisbon after a tight 1

republic. and that hasn't been confirmed. it's worth pointing out that his father was living in exile during franco dictatorship. and a more serious point is that there is a call now, a growing call for a return to republicanism in spain. because not only the scandals ofjuan carlos but also the sister and brother—in—law of the president king philippe a. it's a family with a lot of issues i think it would be fair to say. there is all kind of questionable financial connections there at the moment. some including the middle east, some including a lot closer to home that will present legal issues going forward. i inc. it's got a french kind of momentum about it. certain forms of republican sentiment not just certain forms of republican sentiment notjust in spain. i think there are wider questions and the role of the royal family in the uk following the departure of the duke and duchess of sussex. following the ways of allegations regarding prince andrew and his very famous newsnight interview a

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