Today, Princess Diana’s brother, Earl Spencer, has claimed in a new memoir that King Charles said “we’ll forget her soon enough” in the wake of her death nearly 30 years ago. The Palace has pushed back unusually strongly, saying “grief can cloud reason, affect judgment and colour memory”.

The book, Swan Song: Diana, My Sister, is due to be published next week and is expected to be highly critical of the Royal Family. Adam is joined by Daniela Relph to unpack what we already know about the claims being made in the book, and what might unfold next week.

It’s not the only royal news in recent days. After Meghan and Harry had to change their children’s schools two days after the start of term, we look at what lead to that decision.

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Police in Spain’s North African territory of Ceuta used batons and fired rubber bullets into the air to control crowds, as they moved hundreds of migrants from beaches to a tent camp. Tens of thousands of migrants crossed from neighbouring Morocco to Ceuta in July. At least 100 people died in the attempt. Though most of the migrants went back, several thousand have remained in the Spanish territory.

Also in the Global News Podcast:

03:36 South Korean President Lee Jae Myung rejects Donald Trump’s calls for troops to join the war in Iran
06:20 Russia holds its first parliamentary elections since Vladimir Putin’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine
09:49 A deadly attack on a mosque in Pakistan
11:44 More than 30 people accused of illegal mining in Nigeria have died in custody
14:24 Experts tell us whether – and how – AI could try to kill humans

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The UK is set for wetter and warmer-than-normal weather this autumn, driven by a strengthening El Niño, according to the latest forecasts from the Met Office.

The climate phenomenon – forecast to be the strongest in living memory – will influence a change to stormier conditions later this season.

BBC lead weather presenter Simon King answers all the biggest questions you might have.

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0:00 – Intro
00:40 – What is El Niño?
01:45 – Why is it called El Niño?
02:16 – Isn’t El Niño just a summer thing?
02:56 – So will El Niño affect our winter weather?
03:42 – Is it more likely we’ll have a white Christmas?
04:14 – Has El Niño affected the UK before?
05:09 – How long could El Niño’s influence last?
06:23 – Should people be preparing for anything this winter?
07:01 – Outro

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