not my king! all: not my king!lity of the cathedral, just as had been the case in london, there were noisy protests by those who would wish to end the monarchy. since the passing of the late queen, the republican movement has become more vocal and more visible. but in this coronation year, the most personal attacks on family members were contained within the pages of a best—selling royal memoir. prince harry headed back home to california as soon as the service at the abbey had finished. his relationship with the family further strained by the frenzy around spare, published at the beginning of the year. book shops opened at midnight, and although copies had been accidentally leaked the previous week in spain, the extraordinary level of detail harry revealed about himself and his family guaranteed this would fly off the shelves. translated into 16 languages, a global audience lapped up intimate details. the most explosive, a physical altercation between him and his brother, laying bare the rift between them. accordi

not my king! all: not my king!anquillity of the cathedral, just as had been the case in london, there were noisy protests by those who would wish to end the monarchy. since the passing of the late queen, the republican movement has become more vocal and more visible. but in this coronation year, the most personal attacks on family members were contained within the pages of a best—selling royal memoir. prince harry headed back home to california as soon as the service at the abbey had finished. his relationship with the family further strained by the frenzy around spare, published at the beginning of the year. book shops opened at midnight, and although copies had been accidentally leaked the previous week in spain, the extraordinary level of detail harry revealed about himself and his family guaranteed this would fly off the shelves. translated into 16 languages, a global audience lapped up intimate details. the most explosive, a physical altercation between him and his brother, laying bare the rift between them. a

not my king! all: not my king!d tranquillity of the cathedral, just as had been the case in london, there were noisy protests by those who would wish to end the monarchy. since the passing of the late queen, the republican movement has become more vocal and more visible. but in this coronation year, the most personal attacks on family members were contained within the pages of a best—selling royal memoir. prince harry headed back home to california as soon as the service at the abbey had finished. his relationship with the family further strained by the frenzy around spare, published at the beginning of the year. book shops opened at midnight, and although copies had been accidentally leaked the previous week in spain, the extraordinary level of detail harry revealed about himself and his family guaranteed this would fly off the shelves. translated into 16 languages, a global audience lapped up intimate details. the most explosive, a physical altercation between him and his brother, laying bare the rift between the

king # god save the king. outside the abbey, the gold state coach and more than 4,000 members of the armed services, who paraded back to the palace. prince george, who'd been a page of honour, rejoined his siblings, no doubt aware that one day it will be his coronation. and then, the moment the crowds had braved the rain for — the king and queen on the palace balcony. 0verhead, a curtailed fly—past due to the weather. but the red arrows still managed a show of red, white and blue. the coronation ceremony was a celebration of modern britain and its rich history. now back in st george's chapel, the coronation chair, which is more than 700 years old. it played a starring role here in the abbey on the saturday. but the festivities continued over the following two days, with the focus on service and community. all: god save the king! cheering up and down the uk, thousands of people came together to host a big coronation lunch. and popping in to sample the refreshments, some surprise royal guests. in cranleigh in su

king # god save the king.bbey, the gold state coach and more than 4,000 members of the armed services, who paraded back to the palace. prince george, who'd been a page of honour, rejoined his siblings, no doubt aware that one day it will be his coronation. cheering and then, the moment the crowds had braved the rain for — the king and queen on the palace balcony. 0verhead, a curtailed fly—past due to the weather. but the red arrows still managed a show of red, white and blue. the coronation ceremony was a celebration of modern britain and its rich history. now back in st george's chapel, the coronation chair, which is more than 700 years old. it played a starring role here in the abbey on the saturday. but the festivities continued over the following two days, with the focus on service and community. all: god save the king! cheering up and down the uk, thousands of people came together to host a big coronation lunch. and popping in to sample the refreshments, some surprise royal guests. in cranleigh in surrey,

not my king! all: not my king!tranquillity of the cathedral, just as had been the case in london, there were noisy protests by those who would wish to end the monarchy. since the passing of the late queen, the republican movement has become more vocal and more visible. but in this coronation year, the most personal attacks on family members were contained within the pages of a best—selling royal memoir. prince harry headed back home to california as soon as the service at the abbey had finished. his relationship with the family further strained by the frenzy around spare, published at the beginning of the year. book shops opened at midnight, and although copies had been accidentally leaked the previous week in spain, the extraordinary level of detail harry revealed about himself and his family guaranteed this would fly off the shelves. translated into 16 languages, a global audience lapped up intimate details. the most explosive, a physical altercation between him and his brother, laying bare the rift between them.

and asked the king to issue an order on the complete anniholation. the king reed and handed him his ring, which was the royal seal and signature. he said he was free to do anything deemed appropriate. the word reached mordekai and he found out about the ominous plot on the slaughter of persia's jewish community. esther also heard about it. she ordered someone to go ask morikai about the reason behind his anguish and restlessness. reported everything that happened to esther and even handed over the written order on the killing of jews issue by haman to inform ester. monchi asked esther urged the king to have mercy on the jews and spare their lives. in response, esther ordered mori to bring together all the jews of shushan and fast for three consecutive days. mordekai immediately did what esther had. instructed him to do and asked the people to repent and pray for their community deliverance. on the third day of the fasting, esther went to the king, weeping and expressing grief while praying to god for the salvation of the israelite. the king was strongly touched by the scene and deci

king # god save the king.ng outside the abbey, the gold state coach and more than 4,000 members of the armed services, who paraded back to the palace. prince george, who'd been a page of honour, rejoined his siblings, no doubt aware that one day it will be his coronation. cheering and then, the moment the crowds had braved the rain for — the king and queen on the palace balcony. 0verhead, a curtailed fly—past due to the weather. but the red arrows still managed a show of red, white and blue. the coronation ceremony was a celebration of modern britain and its rich history. now back in st george's chapel, the coronation chair, which is more than 700 years old. it played a starring role here in the abbey on the saturday. but the festivities continued over the following two days, with the focus on service and community. all: god save the king! cheering up and down the uk, thousands of people came together to host a big coronation lunch. and popping in to sample the refreshments, some surprise royal guests. in cran

the king gave esther full authority to issue a new order and seal it with the king's ring. day of thekill them off, but things completely changed, and it was the jews who achieved triumph over their foes. under esther's order, the jewish inhabitants in all of the empire came together and massacred anyone who previously to kill them. in the capital shushan, some 500 people died as a result. the death toll throughout the persian empire reached 75000. marday recorded everything that had happened and sent copies across the persian land reach all member of the jewish community. he asked them to celebrate the 14th and 15th of the month of adar, for the deliverance of the jews from the hands of the enemy. the holiday was named pim, denoting the jews were in luck. this is the western iranian city of hamadan, the shrine of esther and mordekai is located. original construction dates back to around 11 centuries ago, but in the 13th century, during the era, the masaleum was renovated. this is ester alley where people in hamadan, vicinity of the shrine have been busy earning living, but how much d

king # god save the king. outside the abbey, the gold state coach and more than 4,000 members of the armed services, who paraded back to the palace. prince george, who'd been a page of honour, rejoined his siblings, no doubt aware that one day it will be his coronation. cheering and then, the moment the crowds had braved the rain for — the king and queen on the palace balcony. overhead, a curtailed fly—past due to the weather. but the red arrows still managed a show of red, white and blue. the coronation ceremony was a celebration of modern britain and its rich history. now back in st george's chapel, the coronation chair, which is more than 700 years old. it played a starring role here in the abbey on the saturday. but the festivities continued over the following two days, with the focus on service and community. all: god save the king! cheering up and down the uk, thousands of people came together to host a big coronation lunch. and popping in to sample the refreshments, some surprise royal guests. in cranle

esther moved forward and held the king and asked the king to invite haman for det involving the threethe kingther to make her demand known and pledged to give her whatever she wishes even if it cost them half of his territories. esther said, now the time and joy of his majesty, i'm asking for my safety and that of my people. "i'm a jew and someone has plotted to eradicate our people." the king wondered who that daring person was. who thought of a ruthless plot. "this sinister man, haman, is the very enemy of my people." ander replied: "the king immediately ardered his men to hang han and his 10 sons. so esther went back to the king once again, expressing concern that the threat still exists." and asked him to issue another verdict hing haman's early order for the massacre of the jews across the nation. she said, how can i witness the massacre and eradication of my people? the king gave aster full authority to issue a new order and seal it with the king's ring. the day of the order by hamman arrived, when enemies of the jews were expecting to kill them off, things completely changed, a

king on this front. and so i want to ask you, obviously, jonathan's talking about someone who we all know, and it's an individual who is, you know, this is the saint of americana on these instances. but, you know, we're as job as attempting to show king with all of his flaws, you're writing about this place called shaker heights, and you specifically call this place far from perfect. and i just want to understand why. look at an imperfect town. you know, what did you feel needed to be told about this community, this this dream of racial integration. well, thank you. thank you for the question thanks, everybody, for being here. shaker heights is my hometown. that's where i grew up. it's a suburb of cleveland, and it's a place that i grew up with an incredible amount of pride of being from. shaker had a long and rich history of racial integration, first in housing, and then in schools. it was something we all knew about growing up and felt like i remember sort of feeling a sort of glow that came with it. t

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so danny is at the king's speech.is in all the pictures because he basically was within 5 feet at king for the entirety of probably the most famous speech in history. an essay of talking about the eye have a dream speech as you wouldd normally, here is a speech, here is what happened. you do it through the eyes of him. i am wondering, why did you do that? what does that tell us about the ways we perceive history? what's at such a great question thank you nobody's asked about gunny before. when i began to think about writing a chapter on i have a dream i thought arguably the climax of the book is king's greatest moment he is at the height of his influence. but, how my going to write a capture that captures the magic of his voice customer it is impossible for reprint of the speech would fall completely flat. you have to feel the energy of that moment. i'm not a good enough writer to pull that off even quoting from this beach and describing the scene and i began thinking about the possibility of leaving in a, couple othe

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not my king.rom 70 uk suggests support for the monarchy has dipped to just over a half, and whilst tens of thousands gathered in support of may's coronation anti—monarchy demonstrators took their opportunity to voice their distaste. >> britain's head of state should be elected by the people and, based on merit, not inherited and not without the consent of the public. >> the metropolitan police were criticised for arresting 64 people that day, including the boss of a public, graham smith. the anti—monarchy is now taking legal action. >> well, they said that it was , >> well, they said that it was, um, suspicion of being in possession of equipment to lock on, but, um, we weren't in possession of any such equipment and we deny everything that they've said. >> members of republic were also thrown out of buckingham palace after successfully staging the first ever anti—monarchy protest inside the building, bright yellow signs were a visible presence at 2023 royal engagements across the country, but enga

king and also more generally inspired and during those years. so could shaker heights essentially be be both dreams? could it be a place of a suburb, coded to be a place of a suburb where you have the best of everything and a place people aspire to be in and also a place that is moving toto a racial equity. sometimes when we think about stories of race and any difficult problems we tend to readie about success stories. look at this program, this idea. they've done such a great job or look at this failure but most exists between and this is the portrait of when you try so a lot of backlash to the idea of racialea equity. i don't think there's much discussion of what is it when you are pursuing their racial equity in the schools into some people will read this book and say that's what i think it was into some might read it and say need more of that. others i didn't realize that ths whatat it was. but in some ways the work that initially working through housing and and trying to find a way to have integrated neighborhoods and school buildings and f

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king.so is the british monarchy outdated? >> joining me now to debate this topic is royal historian and broadcaster ralph heydel—mankoo and the chief executive of republic, graham smith. graham, first of all, you mentioned in that there you were arrested on coronation day by a metropolitan police officer, and you are now bringing legal action. where are you up to with that? >> well, we've applied for a judicial review. so that's where we're up to. we don't have an answer on that. and we're waiting hopefully fairly early in year. we'll get an in the new year. we'll get an answer that. and the answer on that. and the expectation is that we'll be successful because i think the case is pretty strong. but we'll have wait see the have to wait and see what the court says. >> and why do feel the >> and why do you feel that the british monarchy should not exist well, exist anymore? well well, i mean, is an institution that mean, it is an institution that falls well short of the standards we expect o

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of god, they fall on their knees, they praise the king of god , oh king, king, heavenly ruler, grant the happiness of this summer the house of the master. grant summer happiness to this house , my lord, we beg you, king. we are asking everyone now, grant happy summers to our glorious ukraine, grant happy summers to our glorious ukraine. shchedrivochka was generous, she came to the window, she brought happiness, run quickly to the window, behind the forest, the forest, sleepy... and there are some evenings where she sleepily plays, vasilechko is there. " there is a saddled horse, every evening, there is a saddled horse, the generous girl was generous, she gave happiness to people, the generous girl was generous, she gave happiness to people , she saddles the horse, she talks to him, she talks to him every evening, whether to sell you or to exchange you, she is generous. evening or change, generous girl, she was generous, she gave people kindness, generous girl, she was generous, she gave happiness to people, i don't sell me... don't change me, every evening don't change me, oh, as i w

so, you know, long live the king. save the and king. god save the king.hey continue to do this for a long time. yes, it looks thank god, that's looks stable. thank god, that's very good. however for, um, one of things that one of the of the things that one of the ways in which the king might not give weight is towards, if give his weight is towards, if you like, a more traditional , a you like, a more traditional, a more conservative, a more a more british view of these things. and therefore i'd like him to be more of a confessing christian, a real defender of the faith, not interfaith. i'd like him to, uh , to defend christianity. uh, to defend christianity. frankly and i'd like him not to support ecology as a new religion . support ecology as a new religion. um, support ecology as a new religion . um, but which support ecology as a new religion. um, but which is support ecology as a new religion . um, but which is what religion. um, but which is what i think, you know, which is where i think it's leaning the wrong way. now, it may be it doesn't matter.

a moment in history — the coronation of king charles iii. god save the king!en. at a star—studded concert, a poignant tribute from prince william. as my grandmother said when she was crowned, coronations are a declaration of our hopes for the future. and i know she's up there fondly keeping an eye on us. and she'll be a very proud mother. cheering. also this year, prince harry reveals family secrets in his bestselling memoir and in evidence as he takes on the british press. and digging deep on his first official royal engagement,

i think it's high time the king realised he is now king. hot air from dubai isn't going to heat our homes or restock our bank balances. a foolish king would continue to be the pr poster boy for police and poverty over power. now emma webb, i'm afraid to say that i'm a staunch monarchist, but i'm very upset by the king. over recent days, it has to be said, it's very unpatriotic. it is. i'm afraid. i'm afraid. i am. i'm afraid. i'm afraid. i am. i'm upset. i'm sure i'm going to get loads of emails saying how wrong i am to challenge the king like this. >> you're right, though, and i think, though, that you know, king we expected he was king charles, we expected he was going a lot more political going to be a lot more political actually, than he has been. he's restrained think, restrained himself, i think, more anybody expected. but more than anybody expected. but the that it seems the reality is that it seems that royal family are that the royal family are not receiving particular good advice, it seems, because they should know very well that

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the king cannot think about everyone, the king must think about the important, that's right , you'verouble, take a sweet carrot for the unprecedented beast and fragrant honey for the ferry workers, thank you, the merry old lady, here is the terrace, and not well-fed, well-mannered. who are you? i am tsarevich andrei, son of the tsar eremey, turn sideways, now the other way! back, oh, good, plump, well-fed, fat one, sing in pure butter, this is the same one who was aiming at me from a rollerblade, you can show tricks, i won’t bother the king’s son, solve riddles, but i haven’t had enough of that yet, but you know how to do something, since i am the king’s son, i can’t do anything, you can’t, you shouldn’t, oh you shouldn’t, but why should you? i wanted to marry you to my daughter, to marry you, it’s possible if you have a good dowry, dear daddy, what kind of miracle can i come up with for him to give up on me, but who is this handsome man? he himself will refuse, your daughter is beautiful, very much like me, like you, why is he, fat, weak-hearted, damp, anemic, and what a dowry, ordi

dislike for king bizarre. dislike for king charles.s like you say , because of the was like you say, because of the family photos and she was normally seated it was it normally seated it there was it was more sort of a come efforting, if you like. >> yeah. i mean, it was a different style. it was it was filmed in a room which we don't different style. it was it was filmveryi a room which we don't different style. it was it was filmvery often.m which we don't different style. it was it was filmvery often. thehich we don't different style. it was it was filmvery often. the centre; don't different style. it was it was filmvery often. the centre roomt see very often. the centre room of palace, which of buckingham palace, which opens the double opens out onto the iconic double buckingham a few years. >> had it. >> had it. >> no, it hadn't, because it was covid and queen elizabeth was in windsor then , of windsor castle and then, of course, wanted pay course, the king wanted to pay tribute mother for his tribute to his mother for his first m

[god save the king] for this second christmas broadcast of his reign, the king focused in particulare who render service to others. king charles iii koren my heart has been warmed by countless examples of the imaginative ways in which people are caring for one another. my wife and i were delighted when hundreds of representatives of that selfless army of people, volunteers who serve their communities in so many ways and with such distinction, were able to join us in westminster abby for the coronation earlier this year. >> community projects were all the more important, the king said, any time of hardship for any, as his family had great news. then he turned to his great passion, the need to protect the environment. >> you care for this creation is the responsibility owned by people of all faiths. we carefully the earth for the sake of our children's children. >> ten-day message for a troubled world. >> at a time of increasingly tragic conflict, type great that we can also do all in our power to protect each other. the words of jesus seem more than irrelevant. do to others as you wou

god save the king!was his coronation in may — it will be a traditional christmas day for the principal members of the royal family. they're at sandringham — the royal estate in norfolk. the king will be joined by other members of his family, but the queen isn't expected to be joined by other members of the parker—bowles family. there will doubtless be moments for them to reflect on a year which has seen continuing turbulence with the sussexes, harry and meghan — the king's younger son and his wife are believed to be spending their christmas at their home in california with their children. at sandringham, the king will lead the family to morning service at the church on the estate before lunch, and then the broadcast of the king's christmas message. it was recorded a few days ago at buckingham palace in a notably sustainable christmas setting. the palace has pointed out that the christmas tree behind the king will be replanted, and has been decorated with biodegradable baubles. the king's christmas messa

yes, king charles's second _ speech by the king?n - speech by the king? yes, king charles's second speech in the speech by the king? yes, king i charles's second speech in the uk transmitted a few moments ago, the second christmas message of his reign. three main themes, service to others, the environment, and we know how keen he is on that, and interfaith relations. he doesn't refer to the israel gaza is conflict specifically but it seems he is talking about that. let's have a listen. at a time of increasingly tragic conflict around the world. i pray that we can also do all in our power to protect each other. the words ofjesus seem more than ever relevant. "do to others as you would have them do to you." such values are universal. drawing together our abrahamic family of religions and other belief systems across the commonwealth and wider world. they remind us to imagine ourselves in the shoes of our neighbours and to seek their good as we would our own. so on this christmas day, my heart and my thanks go to all who are serving one

god save the king. after the first full year _ god save the king.. after the first full year of the - god save the king. after the first full year of the king - first full year of the king rank reign, the highlight of which was his coronation in may, it will be a traditional christmas day for the brits were members of the royal family. they are at sandringham, the royal state in orbital the king will be joined by other members of his family but the queen isn't expected to be joined but the queen isn't expected to bejoined by but the queen isn't expected to be joined by other members of the parker—bowles family. there will doubtless be moments for them to reflect on here which is seen continuing turbulence with the sussexes, harry and meghan, the king's younger son and his wife are believed to be spending christmas at home in california with their children. at sandringham, the king maliki family to morning service on the church at the estate before lunch and the broadcast of the king's christmas message. it was recorded a few days ago a buckingham pa

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the young and fun-loving king of egypt, king farouk, is the unquestioning executor of the prime minister's it was britain that was communicated to him by the ambassador of this country in cairo. it got to the point that in 1942, on the order of the british ambassador, king farouk's palace was surrounded by british tanks to express the dissatisfaction of his government with the policies of the then egyptian prime minister, and finally farooq dismissed him. nasser, who entered the officer college in 1937 and wore army uniform , felt tormented every day by this shameful situation that egypt and even its army is under the command of british officers and politicians. every day, he wrote down these events in a small notebook , and years later, his family was like this. they found the writings , but in the following years, what connected the egyptian society more to regional and global conflicts was the palestinian issue. on may 14, 1948, with the cooperation of western countries, especially britain, a jewish state declared its existence in the northern borders of egypt. the natural reaction of a

of course, king charles is the head of state and stays out of politics, but we all know king charless views before he became king, so there is a lot of speculation as to whether he wanted to send a message to rishi sunak by histories of tire. now, the words from buckingham palace is that it was just a coincidence, but he has won this tie relatively recently, it isjust has won this tie relatively recently, it is just one in has won this tie relatively recently, it isjust one in his collection, but i think it is quite difficult to believe that he chose that tie randomly with no knowledge of the political situation this week, but sadly there is a lot of speculation. week, but sadly there is a lot of speculation-— week, but sadly there is a lot of speculation. week, but sadly there is a lot of seculation. ., ., _ . speculation. you old cynic. look, we can't vet his — speculation. you old cynic. look, we can't vet his wardrobe, _ speculation. you old cynic. look, we can't vet his wardrobe, but - speculation. you old cynic. look, we can't vet his wardrobe, but we - speculation. you old cyn

long live farouk, the king of egypt, long live farouk, the king of egypt long live farouk the king of egypt. centurion tanks, armored cars of the royal dugrones and men of the lanka fusiliers prepare to attack egyptian police headquarters. a surrender demand has been ignored, and now fire opens up and dozens of people from the popular resistance forces and the egyptian police were killed. with the peak of these conflicts in january 195. belonging to england and france, they were burned in cairo . the people were in a state of chaos . the king was not a minister. the burning cairo and the burning face of cairo show that these people are burning with the spirit of egypt like a the gunpowder barrel was ready to explode at any moment. finally, the group that nasser and his friends had been organizing for years made their decision. dzabat al-ahrar or free officers decided to remove king farouk from the throne and declare a republic in egypt. in the early hours of july 23, 1952, nasser along with him. a small circle of his friends informed king farooq that the army was no longer under his c

kc with king charles. clearly has a passion, but i think some people would argue that perhaps there's a danger that he could switch some people off when it comes to climate change. if he's too pessimistic, too doom and gloom, what you think? what do you think? >> i think i mean, he he's a great orator. he speaks very well about that. and i think his presence certainly be presence will certainly be appreciated. we've also got appreciated. but we've also got the prime minister saying that , the prime minister saying that, hang on a minute, china , you hang on a minute, china, you need you need to do more . need you need to do more. >> yeah, exactly. the prime minister announcing £1.6 billion of taxpayers money to go on green. a targets at this morning . but as you said, china , a . but as you said, china, a massive player on this global stage and the prime minister is expected to really urge china, one of those perhaps big polluters around the world, to do their bit. and is that 1.6 billion of our money actu