just after five o'clock, buckingham palace issued a short statement regarding the duke of york. with the queen's approval and agreement, the duke of york's military affiliations and royal patronages have been returned to the queen. the duke of york will continue not to undertake any public duties and is defending this case as a private citizen. at the same time, the palace let it be known that andrew would no longer be known as his royal highness. so, what does it all mean? it means we will never see andrew like this again, riding as honorary colonel of the grenadier guards at trooping the colour. he has stepped down by mutual agreement, we are told, from that position and from roles in nearly a dozen other regiments. he is also giving up roles in the royal navy and the raf. in military circles, there was considerable relief. the mp, tobias ellwood, is a former army officer. the royal family has an intimate relationship with the regiments, going back in history, many of them are honorary colonels and so forth and it is important that the problems that prince andrew has incurred

a statement from buckingham palace a short time ago said... with the queen's approval and agreement, the duke of york's royal affiliations and patronage should have been returned to the queen. the duke of york will continue not to undertake any public duties and is defending this case is a private citizen. that certainly seems to suggest that andrew is determined to fight on, but steps are being taken to insulate, as far as possible, the royalfamily insulate, as far as possible, the royal family from further embarrassment. nick is with me now and this is breaking news this evening. swift action from buckingham palace after the ruling yesterday? buckingham palace after the ruling esterda ? , , ., ., ., , yesterday? yes, they have had months to think about — yesterday? yes, they have had months to think about it _ yesterday? yes, they have had months to think about it and _ yesterday? yes, they have had months to think about it and it _ yesterday? yes, they have had months to think about it and it was _ yesterday? yes, they have had months to

buckingham palace says he will defend the civil court case is a private citizen. reporter: the duke of york today . behind the scenes, there were clearly discussions with his advisers and with other members of his family. it's clear the possibility of retaining his honorary military positions had been accepted by the queen, particularly after yesterday's court ruling in new york. he is therefore no longer the honorary cart love the grenadier guards. that will be a relief to them, his continued linkso the regiment hadecome an embarrassment. a statement from buckingham palace a short time o said, with the queens equivalent of treatment -- the queens approval and agreement, it has been returned to the queen. he will continue not to undertake any other duties and is defending this case as a private citizen. that certainly seems to suggest that andrew is determined to fight on, but steps are being taken to insulate as far as possible the royal from further embarrassment. >> here is more on the loss of prince andrew's military titles. >> in the military sphere, he would

buckingham palace says he will now defend himself as a private citizen. also tonight... mi5 issues a rare alert warning of a chinese agent operating at the heart of westminster trying to influence mps. the isolation period for anyone with covid in england is being cut to five full days from next week. covid restrictions are to be eased in wales as the data suggests the peak of the omicron wave here has already passed. pro—democracy demonstrators in sudan protesting against a military coup and facing a crackdown by security forces. it's not a yoghurt that can be taken out of the fridge and put back in multiple times. and the king of analogy gives up his throne. jonathan van—tam, famous for his pithy phrases during the pandemic, steps down from his official role. and coming up on the sport on the bbc news channel, all to play for at anfield as arsenal take on liverpool in the first leg of their delayed carabao cup semifinal. good evening. buckingham palace has announced that prince andrew is returning his royal and military titles to the queen, and will no longer be re

just after five o'clock, buckingham palace issued a short statement regarding the duke of york. with the queen's approval and agreement, the duke of york's military affiliations and royal patronages have been returned to the queen. the duke of york will continue not to undertake any public duties and is defending this case as a private citizen. at the same time, the palace let it be known that andrew would no longer be known as his royal highness. so, what does it all mean? it means we will never see andrew like this again, riding as honorary colonel of the grenadier guards at trooping the colour. he has stepped down by mutual agreement, we are told, from that position and from roles in nearly a dozen other regiments. he is also giving up roles in the royal navy and the raf. in military circles, there was considerable relief. the mp, tobias ellwood, is a former army officer. the royal family has an intimate relationship with the regiments, going back in history, many of them are honorary colonels and so forth and it is important that the problems that prince andrew has incurred

this is a statement that we just received from buckingham palace| received from buckingham palace about the duke handing back his remaining titles. the statement says "with the queen's approval and agreement, the duke of york's military affiliations and royal patronages have been returned to the queen. the duke of york will continue not to undertake any public duties and he is defending this case as a private citizen. is script that is referring to the civil case that we know now he is going to face in new york as a result of that decision that was made by the judge there yesterday. the duke has not been undertaking any public duties for the last few months since this case erupted around him, since that interview that he gave the bbc newsnight some time ago now. this is a further step in that progress of him essentially withdrawing from public life. we don't know if that is to continue fighting this case, to take some other move in terms of trying to resolve that case, reach a settlement. no indication of that from buckingham palace. he had already given up some titles and positions, th

this morning downing street apologised to buckingham palace. the prime minister's spokesman said it was deeply regrettable that this had taken place at a time of national mourning ahead of prince philip's funeral. one of the events was a leaving do for this man, james slack, borisjohnson�*s former slack, boris johnson's former communications slack, borisjohnson�*s former communications chief. he said in a statement this morning, i wish to apologise unreservedly for the anger and hurt caused full stop this event should not have happened at the time that it did. i am deeply sorry to take full responsibility. allegations of parties or gatherings which broke the rules now span almost a year, from may 2020, to april 2021 and that's led to suggestions that these were not isolated incidents but part of a cultural problem in borisjohnson�*s downing street. the prime minister hasn't been seen in public since wednesday and although he didn't attend the events which emerged today, many of his mps are angry that he did attend drinks during lockdown i

we heard downing street has apologised to buckingham palace. you apologised to buckingham palace. you apologise to a building? know you haven't. you express deep regret and an official in downing street in an official buckingham palace expresses deep regret. that is not the same as an apology. you came into your kitchen and there's a small child report all the food out of the fridge, wiped up the walls, smashed up the plates instead of there in the middle of it, you said what have you done? and i said return to the house and apologised, you would instruct that poor child but that is not an apology, when shoe. thank you very much- — not an apology, when shoe. thank you very much- we'll— not an apology, when shoe. thank you very much. we'll be _ not an apology, when shoe. thank you very much. we'll be back _ not an apology, when shoe. thank you very much. we'll be back soon - not an apology, when shoe. thank you very much. we'll be back soon and - very much. we'll be back soon and will try to get some of the stories and. that's it for the papers. this hour. susie boniface and al

just after 5:00, buckingham palace issued a short statement regarding the duke of york. with the queen's approval and agreement, the duke of york's military affiliations and royal patronage is have been returned to the queen. the duke of york will continue not to undertake any public duties and is defending this case as a private citizen. at the same time, the palace let it be known he would no longer be known as his royal highness. what does it all mean? we will never see and july this again, his honorary kernel of the grenadier guards. he stepped down by mutual agreement from that position and roles in nearly a dozen other regiments. he's also giving up roles in the royal navy and raf. in military circles, considerable relief. tobias ellwood is a former army officer. >> the royal family has an intimate relationshi with the regiments going back in history. many of them honorary colonels and so forth. it is important the problems prince andrew has incurred have bled over the regiments he was representing. >> from sources close to andrew, we were told he would fight on. t

this morning, downing street apologised to buckingham palace. the prime minister's spokesman said it was deeply regrettable that this had taken place at a time of national mourning ahead of prince philip's funeral. one of the events was a leaving do for this man, james slack, borisjohnson�*s former communications chief. he said in a statement this morning... allegations of parties or gatherings which broke the rules now span almost a year, from may 2020, to april 2021, and that's led to suggestions that these were not isolated incidents but part of a cultural problem in borisjohnson�*s downing street. the prime minister hasn't been seen in public since wednesday and although he didn't attend the events which emerged today, many of his mps are angry that he did attend drinks during lockdown in 2020. five have now called for him to quit. part of the key elements of leadership is you don't ask people you're asking to follow you to make sacrifices and suffer privations that you're not willing to bear yourself, and clearly that has not been the c

downing street apologises to buckingham palace after two parties were held at number 10 the night before the funeral of the duke of edinburgh. it was a time of national mourning last april, and covid rules meant indoor mixing was banned. one senior member of the cabinet acknowledges public fury at the revelation. when i heard about this i was, of course, very, very concerned and i understand people across the country are angry about what has happened. and tonight, the former head of the government's covid task force has apologised for holding leaving drinks, in december 2020. we'll have all the developments. also on the programme. novak djokovic faces being detained and deported after his australian visa is cancelled again. covid restrictions are to be lifted in wales, over the next two weeks. and a hero's welcome for polar preet, challenging stereotypes after her solo expedition across antarctica. and coming up on the bbc news channel on sportsday... a swashbuckling century for travis head helps australia take hold of the final ashes test in a new venue — hobart. good evening and welc

i spent 11 years cooking for the queen at buckingham palace, and one thing i did realise is that she does have a sweet tooth. afternoon tea, there will be lots of cakes, lots of pastries, but also at dinner lots of puddings too, and i think that one of her weaknesses is probably chocolate. jubilees are about creating memories. it's hoped the uk's first ever platinum jubilee will feel that extra bit special. today the current head chef at buckingham palace has issued some tips for anyone breaking their own platinum pudding. he says keep it simple, naked elegant and let the flavours sing. anyone wanting to submit a recipe has about a month to go. anything with sponge and cream gets my vote! time for a look at the weather. here's sarah keith—lucas. it's been an uninspiring day today. a lot of cloud and drizzly outbreaks of rain. something a bit clearer has started to work in from the north. this was the picture as the sun set in east lothian earlier. it's going to be a split picture through tonight. underthose to be a split picture through tonight. under those clearer skies for scotla

the family and buckingham palace, family? the family and buckingham palace. their _ family? the family and buckingham palace, their first _ family? the family and buckingham palace, their first or _ family? the family and buckingham palace, their first or sponsor - palace, their first or sponsor ability is to the monarchy, and that's what they are doing —— their first responsibility. this year, the platinum jubilee, there will be great concern that this will have a negative impact on that platinum jubilee, but in terms of the royal family and buckingham palace, they are trying to isolate prince andrew as much as possible. buckingham palace is keeping him at arms length, have been for months. all they would say to —— today is that they do not comment on ongoing legal matters... there do seem to be questions about the merit of the legal advice he is receiving, but that is a matter for him. of the legal advice he is receiving, but that is a matterfor him. he is very much on his own on this, surrounded by legal advisers and others, and he is facing, as we say, a really m

a statement from buckingham palace a short time ago said... that certainly seems to suggest that andrew is determined to fight on, but steps are being taken to insulate, as far as possible, the royalfamily insulate, as far as possible, the royal family from further embarrassment. nicholas witchell, bbc news. let's beat our news who is with me in the bbc newsroom. we heard nicholas witchell talking about the prince looking to fight on, in practical terms, what does that mean? on, in practicalterms, what does that mean?— on, in practicalterms, what does that mean? for starters, it means that mean? for starters, it means that he is not _ that mean? for starters, it means that he is not going _ that mean? for starters, it means that he is not going to _ that mean? for starters, it means that he is not going to do - that mean? for starters, it means that he is not going to do that - that mean? for starters, it means that he is not going to do that as i that mean? for starters, it means| that he is not going to do that as a working member of the r

the paintings will go on display in buckingham palace. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. russia has suggested it may be open to holding further talks with the united states as part of attempts to de—escalate the crisis in ukraine. the kremlin described some of washington's proposals as a starting point for a "serious conversation", but it warned its main security concerns had not been properly addressed. key to what russia will do next is vladimir putin. is he trying to stop the eastward expansion of nato or has he already made up his mind to invade? here's our moscow correspondent steve rosenberg. the world is still puzzling to piece together a picture of what vladimir putin is thinking, what he's planning. what are his intentions in ukraine and in europe? russian muscle—flexing is one piece of the geopolitical jigsaw. military exercises and 100,000 russian troops near ukraine's border are fuelling fears of a russian invasion. so are moscow's demands. we just ask our "partners" in nato countries, "get out

well, tonight, what buckingham palace is now saying about the prince defending himself. abc's maggie rulli from london now. >> reporter: tonight, prince andrew now stripped of his military titles and royal patronages just hours after a u.s. judge said a civil sex abuse lawsuit against him can move forward. buckingham palace saying in a statement, "with the queen's approval and agreement, the duke of york's military affiliations and royal patronages have been returned to the queen," adding he "is defending this case as a private citizen." >> but to talk about a royal member of the royal family as a private citizen defending himself was clearly saying, "this man is no longer an active member of the royal family." >> reporter: a source telling abc news the queen's second son will also no longer use his royal highness in any official capacity. the prince stepped down from his royal duties in 2019, yet the monarchy has faced mounting pressure to do more, particularly one day after a judge in new york allowed virginia roberts giuffre to proceed with her lawsuit alleging the pr

the paintings will go on display in buckingham palace. live from austria in singapore. —— l studio in singapore. this is bbc news. it's newsday. —— our studio in singapore. hello and thanks forjoining us. russia has suggested it may be open to holding further talks with the united states as part of attempts to de—escalate the crisis in ukraine. the kremlin described some of washington's proposals as a starting point for a "serious conversation" but it warned its main security concerns had not been properly addressed. key to what russia will do next is vladimir putin. is he trying to stop the eastward expansion of nato or has he already made up his mind to invade? here's our moscow correspondent steve rosenberg. the world is still puzzling to piece together a picture of what vladimir putin is thinking. what he's planning. what are his intentions in ukraine and in europe? gunfire russian muscle flexing is one piece of the geopolitical jigsaw. military exercises and 100,000 russian troops near ukraine's border are fuelling fears of

downing street has apologised to buckingham palace, after it emerged two parties were held at number 10 the night before the duke of edinburgh's funeral last april. a spokesman for borisjohnson said it was deeply regrettable the events took place at a time of national mourning. covid rules had meant indoor mixing was banned, but reports suggest there was drinking and dancing at the parties until the early hours. the prime minister didn't attend either party, but the latest disclosures have amplified calls for him to resign. with the very latest, here's our political correspondent ben wright. it was a moment of national mourning, flags flying at half—mast in honour of prince philip, the duke of edinburgh. but inside number 10, on the evening of the 16th of april last year, two parties took place. there was drink and music at a time covid restrictions on indoor mixing in england were in place... ..restrictions the queen followed at the funeral of her husband the following day. when i heard about this, i was, of course, very, very concerned. and i understand that people across the cou

daniela relph, bbc news, the queens gallery at buckingham palace. make remarkable stories of survival there. you can read more about them on the bbc website. do head there for more information. that's it from us. thank you so much for watching. hello there. after the sunshine on thursday, we've seen clearer skies and lighter winds overnight, so it's pretty chilly out there for many. but the weather is going to change once again because during friday, we're going to find more cloud coming in from the atlantic, and that in turn will bring in some milder air as well. now, at the moment, high pressure is centred more to the south of the uk. we've got these weather fronts bringing some rain towards scotland in particular during friday, but also drawing in these stronger winds from the southwest, bringing in that milder but generally cloudy air as well. ahead of that, though, we do have a touch of frost across more central and eastern parts of the uk to start the day. those temperatures lifting in the west as the cloud comes in. we've also got a few mist

i think i it is because it involves the queen and buckingham palace. it was such a potent moment in people�*s minds for the last lockdown in april 2021. clearly, the reports of that, which downing street had not denied, or that they are not going into the details, saying they are waiting on the inquiry from sue gray, senior civil servant. that was damage control in terms of trying to not make the situation even worse. people have dug up these tweets and comments that were made by the government about finds and you must have large gatherings, you must have parties. the details of that gathering havejust parties. the details of that gathering have just highlighted this kind of cultural disconnect that seemed to exist within the top of government and whitehall and the rest of the country. that people were at home, observing those rules, and if they weren�*t, they were getting fined by the police. the heart of government who were making that will act very differently. i think that kind of... that... that... that will anger that people haveis that... th

has apologid to buckingham palace after it emerged that two parties were held at number 10 the night before the duke of edenburg's funeral last april. a spokesman for boris johnson said it was deeply regrettable that the events took place at a time of national mourning. covid rules meant indoor mixing was banned but reports suggest there was drinking and dancing at the parties into the early hours. the prime minister didn't attend either party but the latest disclosures have amplified calls for him to resign. with the latest, here's our political correspondent, ben wright. >> it was a moment of national mourning. flags flying at half-mast in honor of prince phillip, the duke of edinburg. but inside number 10 on the evening of the 16th of april last year two parties took place. there was drink and music at a time when covid restrictions on indoor mixing in england were in place. restrictions the queen followed at the funeral of her husband, the following day. >> when i heard about this i was, of course, very, very concerned and i understand that people across the country are angry abo

buckingham palace saying in a statement, with the queen's approval and agreement, the duke of york's military affiliation and royal patridges have been returned to the queen. the statement ending he is defending this case as a private citizen. virginia giuffre is suing prince andrew for alleged sexual assault when she was 17 years old. she says she was trafficked by the prince's friend, the late jeffrey epstein. >> it was a really scary time in my life. i had just been accused by a member of the royal family. >> reporter: the allegations continued despite prince andrew's years of denials including saying he doesn't remember this photograph with giuffre and ghislaine maxwell who was convicted last month on federal sex trafficking charges. >> i have no recollection of ever meeting this lady, none whatsoever. >> reporter: the dramatic palace announcement comes a day after a u.s. judge rejected the prince's bid to have the case thrown out, potentially leaving him to face cross-examination in court this was a day the queen wanted to avoid, but the palace clearly believes the damage to the

i assume that buckingham palace probably discloses this away. the story line is not at all connected to the royal family. >> will: i hope that is exactly what does not happen. forgive my lack of concern over royal titles, i want accountability. look, this entire story is not limited to prince andrew obviously. it is been covered up by so much mystery. i interviewed the doctor that performed the private autopsy on jeffrey epstein. [inaudible]. now that ghislaine maxwell is been found guilty, maybe we can understand what was underneath all this. maybe we can spot accountability for these young women in all the perpetrators. not just the facilitators and those with royal titles, but all the perpetrators. accountability in that case, i think would mean prison. >> well well, prince andrew may very well end up in prison now. facing this is a private citizen. >> this is a civil case i believe right now. it might lead to more criminal cases. >> those with criminal charges should be found guilty. [inaudible]. >> yeah. we will see what happens. we'll sue

borisjohnson has come under renewed pressure following number 10's apology to buckingham palace over a leaving do held last year on the eve of the duke of edinburgh's funeral. so today the labour leader urged conservative mps to force him out. of course there's a party advantage in him going, but actually it's now in the national interest that he goes, so it's very important that the tory party does what it needs to do and gets rid of him. usually when opposition mps call for a prime minister to go, the troops rally round, but today the conservative chairman of the commons defence committee, tobias ellwood, did not exactly defend his boss when he told the bbc borisjohnson should lead, or step aside. outside downing street, demonstrators against a forthcoming police bill were making their views of the prime minister known. far more subtly, some of his own mps have also been doing so. what may be worrying the prime minister is that some of his former supporters now want him to go. one mp, elected in 2019, told me he owed his seat to borisjohnson but now, he says, this feels terminal, a

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buckingham palace has released my plans to mark the platinum jubilee this year. the first —— the first event begins on monday, with a competition to invent a new pudding to celebrate 70 years of the queen's reign. the celebrations will culminate in a four—day bank holiday weekend in june. here's our royal correspondent daniela relph. every big celebration needs a decent pudding. this was the queen's 90th birthday five years ago. then, bake off winner nadiya hussain did the honours. but to mark the queen's 70 years on the throne you don't have to be a star baker. all of us can give it a go. the aim is to find a recipe with staying power. i'm looking for something that's visually beautiful. that's been made with love and has a bit of a story to it, and something that will look great in buckingham palace, as well as on a table in a street party. and there's a history of royally named food. coronation chicken was created for the queen's coronation. and the victoria sponge was named after queen victoria, who loved an afternoon tea. this year's platinum pudding c

separately from the main new year honours list, buckingham palace has announced that tony blair will receive a knighthood. the former prime minister will be appointed a knight companion of the most noble order of the garter — the oldest and most senior british order of chivalry. joining him, as the first black member of the order, is lady amos — who served in his cabinet. 0ur political correspondent chris mason gave us some background to the title of knight companion of the most noble 0rder of the garter which has been awarded to tony blair. it is a kind of souped up, turbo—charged knighthood, and we get this waterfall of the alphabet on days like this, with the honours announcement, cbe, mbe, 0be, you name it, but then this additional category which is separate, in the direct gift of the queen. tony blair becoming a knight companion of the most noble order of the garter. this has existed since 1348 when edward iii was around. his idea was to have this assembly of aristocratic blokes to advise him, really, and since then it has moulded into something else. it is meant to mark t

palace had no choice but to distance itself from prince andrew. all andrew's options, well are potentially damaging and dangerous. he has been an embarrassment to the royal family for a long time. and finally they've taken steps to remove them. 8 military links, very precious to him personally. he was a big part of the fulton's war and also all the other patrick is linked to charity . very, very significant that he can no longer use the h r h title. so i think that this is very appropriate and remember the cost. this is the year of the queen's platinum jubilee, a historic milestone. this was threatening to overshadow it. russian lead troops. if the gun withdrawing from kazakhstan after being sent there to curb unrest, a castle 30 say security has been restored following several days of violence last week. $10000.00 people were rounded up during the anti government purchase, and more than a $160.00 were killed. well, infer, she walker has this report. oh, after just a week in kazakhstan and barely a short fired in anger, the russian led military fo

buckingham palace has announced that prince andrew is returning his royal and military titles to the queen, and will no longer be referred to as his royal highness in any official capacity. it comes after a court ruling in the us which left the prince facing a civil case later this year against virginia giuffre. she says she was sexually assaulted by him two decades ago when she was a teenager. he has consistently denied the allegations. prince andrew retired from public duties in november 2019 after an interview about the claims with the bbc�*s newsnight, and will now have to defend the court case as a private citizen. here's our royal correspondent nicholas witchell. he's determined to fight on — rebutting the charges made against him, according to friends. but andrew will do so as a private citizen, shorn of the last trappings of his life as a royal. so there will be no more appearances on the balcony of buckingham palace alongside his mother and the rest of his family. those days are over — as is his use of the styling as his royal highness, and his remaining military posit

well, it's a huge move from buckingham palace as prince. andrew will no longer use his royal highness in any official capacity as the queen has now stripped him of all of his appointments. so as a member of the royal family, how many of these sort of duties they will now be handed to all the members of the royal family and that's been made official. and this statement was the queen's approval and agreement that you could york's military affiliations in royal patronage is happy in return to the queen. the duke of your will continue not to undertake any public duties and he's defending this case is a private citizen. i can look at the statement in a bit more detail because it read that the duties have now been returned. of course, if we read between the lines, the queen may have applied a bit more full on to prince andrew to then give back all of those duties. but the 2nd part defending this case, as a private citizen. of course that's referring to the civil case that a u. s. judge gave the go ahead to just yesterday, the queen, 2nd son to fa

well, it's a huge move from buckingham palace as prince, and he will no longer use his royal highness in any official capacity as the queen has now stripped him of all of his appointments. so as a member of the royal family, how many of the sort of duties they will now be handed to all the members of the royal family. and that's been made official. and this statement was the queen's approval and agreement that you could york's military affiliations. and royal patronage is happy return to the queen. the duke of your will continue not to undertake any public duties and is defending this cases a private citizen. it's interesting to look at that statement though that we've just heard of course, it says that the patronage is have been returned. now we will know that that probably means they have indeed been taken away from prince. andrew has probably been put in a very difficult position, but the 2nd line describes and talks and refers to that civil case that a us a judge. i gave the go ahead to just yesterday for the son to the 2nd son of the queen to face a sexual assault civil law suit.

were buckingham palace says confirmed that prince andrew has given up all military titles. and patronage is ins comes after a judge in the us ruled on wednesday. that lawsuits which accuses prince andrew sexual abuse will move forward. virginia dufrane says she was 17 years old when she was traffic's to have sex with the u. k. royal and other men. the palace says prince andrew will defend the case as a private citizen. prince angie strenuously denies all the allegations. jonah, how is our correspondence on the story? he joins his my escape from london. joe, not what words are we know at this stage? well, clearly this is a move that will come as an enormous blow to prince andrew on a very bad weak fame after that manhattan jug on wednesday. as you said, rejected his lawyer attempts to have the junior to phrase civil lawsuit thrown out . he will now go ahead, he will face a trial, a potentially very lengthy, one full of gossip and salacious details. it is concerning these extremely concerning a post to the monarchy because of the damage the onward damages could inflict, not j

in celebration of her 70 years on the throne, buckingham palace is asking britain to get baking. it is a nationwide competition to create the platinum pudding. recipes need to be submitted by the 4th of february, then five finalists will be invited to bake their creations for an expertjudging panel including dame mary berry, the chef monica galetti, and the queen's head chef mark flanagan. the pudding will be just one of the ingredients to be enjoyed during the platinumjubilee bank holiday weekend, final details of which have been confirmed by the palace. on thursday, the 2nd ofjune, the queen's birthday parade, trooping the colour, will take place on horse guards parade. that evening, jubilee beacons will be lit in more than 1,500 locations around the united kingdom and the commonwealth. on friday, the 3rd ofjune, a service of thanksgiving for the queen's reign will be held at st paul's cathedral. on saturday, the 4th ofjune, the bbc platinum party, a live concert, will take place in the grounds of buckingham palace. a public ballot for tickets will be launched next month. final

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palace. our royal correspondent daniela relph has more. lighting the darkness this evening, for holocaust memorial day. around the uk, buildings were lit to highlight the pain of prejudice and hatred. holocaust survivors witnessed the worst of humanity. this new collection of portraits commissioned by the prince of wales is about preserving their stories. like lily aberts, who showed the prince the auschwitz number still visible on her arm. while others spoke of their pride at their portraits. i am very pleased and very honoured. artist, portrait and subject. clara painted manfred goldberg. have you been well? the process was challenging. covid meant the sittings began virtually before they could finally meet. hello! she wanted not only to paint my likeness, but she tried to get sort of into my soul, she tried to paint me heart and soul, and looking at my portrait, people tell me that they can see it in the way she has painted my eyes. those eyes saw the brutality of nazi labour camps, where