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as you can see, making his way into st george's chapel for an hour's easter service.ful start to easter sunday for many of you, but we have seen a few changes compared with yesterday. the area of low pressure that's been towards the west of us has slipped further south and, in doing so, we're dragging in more of an easterly breeze. that's brought in more cloud through central and eastern parts of england, outbreaks of rain into the afternoon from the east anglia, pushing then towards parts of yorkshire. to the south of it, we'll see a bit more sunshine develop once again, but there could be a few heavy, thundery showers for the channel islands and the south—west, but further northwards and westwards you come, we will continue with some long spells of sunshine. certainly a better afternoon in northern ireland than we began. cumbria into western parts of scotland seeing the best of the blue skies, but we will see more low cloud creep up eastern coasts this afternoon and that will have an impact on temperatures — just around eight or nine degrees for some in the east of

they are saying that the | whole idea behind this purple update on the st george cross was inspired byp. they've all purple as their training kit, and 1966 world cup. they've all purple as theirtraining kit, and nike are saying that this redesign is a playful refresh, but certainly not one that was intended to cause offence. but of course we have been listening to some voices of fans was that people who take this very seriously and are upset about this. yes. and are upset about this. yes, indeed. lots _ and are upset about this. yes, indeed. lots of _ and are upset about this. yes, indeed. lots of people - and are upset about this. yes, indeed. lots of people have i and are upset about this. yes, indeed. lots of people have a | indeed. lots of people have a different take on what these shades of purple and blue might seek to represent, and that is why it is a talking point, i guess. that is why people are saying that sometimes the original shouldn't be messed with. that is what various labour politicians, including the leader, sir keir starmer, seem to be saying. thank you. i just want

he's due to attend the easter sunday service at st george's chapel, along with other royals, but princeliam and his wife, the princess of wales, who's also receiving treatment for cancer, will not be there. let'sjoin my colleague sarah campbell, who is live at windsor for us. hello to you, sarah. hi” hi,, lukwes. hi, , lukwes. people hi,, lukwes. people have been queueing up to get inside the grounds of windsor castle, they have now been let in and that is indicative of the fact that the is to start within the next hour. —— lukwesa. to start within the next hour. —— lu kwesa. just to to start within the next hour. —— lukwesa. just to give you an idea of the geography, this is castle hill in the middle of windsor, that is henry viii gate. if you were to go behind that, you would get to st george's chapel, and that is where the easter service is going to happen. so, the mamas of the royal family are not going to be outside he had walking to and from the chapel, they will be inside the confines of the chapel, but there are people who have queued up this morning to be inside, to get that gl

on the england football kit. cross of st george on the england football kit-— football kit.esting _ football kit. yeah, ultimately this is a really interesting case - football kit. yeah, ultimately this. is a really interesting case because football is a force for good and unity. uk football fans a 14% more likely to agree that sport brings people from different backgrounds together. the campaign, men's, women's, para— teams, it is this idea. we have also seen massive tribalism about football in the uk. more people follow football than believe everyone should have equal rights. there has been 11% year—on—year increase in football fans describing themselves as traditional. they are 25% more likely than the average fan to think that football doesn't value fund is enough. a lot of the outrage was sparked by the high price of the kit, which puts it out of reach for a lot of fans, especially when you consider the cost—of—living crisis and the economic state of the country. d0 and the economic state of the count . ,, ~' , country. do you think they will eventually _ country. do yo

king charles and queen camilla have attended the easter sunday service at st george's chapel in windsorapel earlier — much to the delight of crowds who had lined up to see them. this is the king's most significant public appearance since being diagnosed with cancer. he wasn't expected to mingle, but he did — greeting well—wishers and thanking them for waiting out in the cold. the prince and princess of wales did not attend, as catherine is receiving cancer treatment. the king has continued some work since his diagnosis, but all engagements so far have taken place in private. so this attendance at the easter morning church service at st george's chapel will be seen as an encouraging sign about his health. 0ur reporter charlotte gallagher has more. the king and queen arriving at the easter sunday service, and waves for the crowds at windsor castle. this is an annual tradition but this hasn't been a normal year for the royalfamily, with both the king of the princess of wales diagnosed with cancer. prince william and catherine weren't at the service today — they're spending the easter holid

king as he departs from st george 's chael. , :, , , ., , king as he departs from st george 's chael.ily really have had to — chapel. obviously, the family really have had to step _ chapel. obviously, the family really have had to step forward _ chapel. obviously, the family really have had to step forward and - chapel. obviously, the family really| have had to step forward and queen camilla has carried out a lot of the duties, the royalfamily duties, sarah? duties, the royal family duties, sarah? , , , , sarah? yes, she has. this turbulent times started _ sarah? yes, she has. this turbulent times started in _ sarah? yes, she has. this turbulent times started in mid-january - sarah? yes, she has. this turbulent times started in mid-january when l times started in mid—january when the palace announced within a couple of hours of each other, actually, that's the princess of wales had this abdominal surgery, this was mid—january, and that's the king had or will need to have treatment for benign prostate enlargement. it was after that time that he spent in the london clinic, it's when he

george's chapel, obviously very well ventilated.oyal family traditionally ventilated. the royalfamily traditionally sits in the choir area whereas the public sits in the nave so there is a separation. it doesn't mean that the king and queen are surrounded by lots of other people, so in a sense, it's an area that is able to be slightly controllable as far as buildings are concerned and also of course, let's not forget it's very near windsor castle. it's only a five minute or so journey from there, so if he were to feel tired or need a rest, it's not far away. we were talking earlier, wintry, about this sort of dialling up wintry, about this sort of dialling up of engagements if you like? sort of building up to engagements. 0n of building up to engagements. on tuesday at buckingham palace, we saw him photographed with a number of faith leaders, so holding a forum there. that was the first time he had been photographed with a number of people. again, sign his medical team are feeling that his immunity, treatment, is such that he is abl

george's church, or st.rge's church, one of the most unique and beautiful monuments. of the ukrainian folk architecture of polissia and the main decoration of the ancient cossack town of sedniv. in the spring of last year, sedniv survived the russian occupation, but the church survived. however, since the beginning of the full-scale invasion , the russian occupiers have destroyed about 200 ukrainian churches and temples in ukraine and continue to destroy them. the first mention is 1600, it seems to be somewhere in the forties. i believe, that this is probably one of the christian firsts. churches on the left bank of ukraine, the church was built by the cossack families of sednyava, but they collected funds and built it. the temple itself is built of pine, oak crowns, frames, oak doors and windows, also oak frames. the church was built in a rare style for wooden structures, monumental ukrainian, or, as it is also called, cossack baroque, assembled, as they say, in the village, without a single nail, not becau

king charles and queen camilla have attended the easter sunday service at st george's chapel in windsorel earlier — much to the delight of crowds who had lined up to see them. this is the king's most significant public appearance since being diagnosed with cancer. he wasn't expected to mingle but he did — greeting well—wishers and thanking them for waiting out in the cold. the prince and princess of wales did not attend, as catherine is receiving cancer treatment. the king has continued some work since his diagnosis, but all engagements so far have taken place in private. so this attendance at the easter morning church service at st george's chapel will be seen as an encouraging sign about his health. our reporter charlotte gallagher has more. the king and queen arriving at the easter sunday service, and waves for the crowds at windsor castle. this is an annual tradition but this hasn't been a normal year for the royalfamily, with both the king of the princess of wales diagnosed with cancer. prince william and catherine weren't at the service today. they're spending the easter holidays

king charles and queen camilla have attended the easter sunday service at st george's chapel in windsor the delight of crowds who had lined up to see them. this is the king's most significant public appearance since being diagnosed with cancer. he wasn't expected to mingle but he did — greeting well—wishers and thanking them for waiting out in the cold. the prince and princess of wales did not attend, as catherine is receiving cancer treatment. the king has continued some work since his diagnosis, but all engagements so far have taken place in private. so this attendance at the easter morning church service at st george's chapel will be seen as an encouraging sign about his health. our reporter charlotte gallagher has more. the king and queen arriving at the easter sunday service, and waves for the crowds at windsor castle. this is an annual tradition but this hasn't been a normal year for the royalfamily, with both the king of the princess of wales diagnosed with cancer. prince william and catherine weren't at the service today. they're spending the easter holidays with their three chi

george’s ribbon, let’s do a concert with the krimle.y, at this concert vakarchuk raised money for the armed forces of ukraine. here on the page of this site it is written that the quote “the concert is a piece of the homeland for abroad for refugees from ukraine, and part of the funds will be sent to the ssu." vakarchuk stands on his maidan wave. this, among other things, he led ukraine to lace panties and the crunch of the french. himself, this is the first sign that not everything well in the danish kingdom, and it is clear that bogadyukin, when they begin to squabble inside the defeat on the battlefield, they affect the defeats inside the heads. it turns out that some rotten bottom near the ocean elsa sent the money earned from the concert with the z logo to the vasushnik, and sank well. at the next concert, you should definitely wrap yourself in a yellow flag and perform a cleansing ritual, but it’s unlikely to work. dear friends, i invite you to our next episode of the original besagon tv program, which will be called the anatomy o

george’s ribbons, we celebrated may 9 all the time to this day and will continue to celebrate, and foro noted, i even have photographs, i bought st. george ribbons, we have flags the car was hung up here in the city, we drove around, we weren’t afraid of anything and we won’t be afraid, because... and after the fighting he returned to school, looked, although they were already shooting here and there, they gave him a coin next to him, he went there for the last time, again there were flowers here, roses, a narwhal of roses went home, and flowers on the street. “i want it to be very beautiful, i think it will be like all cities in russia, excellent, beautiful, everything is fine with us now, everything suits us already, everything will be restored, in the near future there will be beautiful girls, it will be a beautiful city, gradually everything will be fine. " "the battles for severodonetsk lasted for 4 long months, of course, it is simply impossible to restore everything quickly, after such destruction, and yet severodonetsk lives, it was empty here in the city, there was no one it h

red, white or multicoloured — does the colour of the cross of st george matter?ike thinks not, while sunak warns "don't mess" with the flag on england football kit. we report on the controversy. we have reaction. hello, i'm matthew amroliwala. welcome to verified live, three hours of breaking stories we start with the drama at the un security council. russia and china have blocked a us draft resolution, that tied an immediate ceasefire in gaza to the release of hostages held by hamas. it was the first time, america had supported calls for an immediate ceasefire in the region, having previously used its own veto to block such demands. the draft us resolution also called for more aid to enter gaza and voiced us objections to an israeli offensive in rafah. the us ambassador called russia and china's vetoes — notjust cynical — but petty. russia, who has carried out an unprovoked war on its neighbour, russia and china simply did not want to vote for a resolution pinned by the united states because it would rather see us fail than to see this council succeed. even afte

here they are, leaving st george's chapel, in windsor earlier — much to the delight of crowds who hadting well—wishers and thanking them for waiting out in the cold. the prince and princess of wales did not attend, as catherine is receiving cancer treatment. the king has continued some work since his diagnosis, but all engagements so far have taken place in private. so this attendance at the easter morning church service at st george's chapel will be seen as an encouraging sign about his health. our reporter charlotte gallagher has more. the king and queen arriving at the easter sunday service, and waves for the crowds at windsor castle. this is an annual tradition but this hasn't been a normal year for the royalfamily, with both the king and the princess of wales diagnosed with cancer. prince william and catherine weren't at the service today. they are spending the easter holidays with their three children in private. this was the last time they were all seen together in public — christmas day at sandringham. today marks the king's first significant public duty since his diagnosis la

i bought st.raid of anything and we won’t be afraid, because children fought. food, everything so that we could live, well, you know, quite a lot of people came and just wanted to take flowers to lay on monuments, memorials, so it was always victory day for us, even in ukraine people always honored this festival. and after the battles he returned to i looked at the school, although they were already shooting here and there, they were giving humanitarian aid nearby , i went there for the last time, there were still flowers, there were roses, i picked roses, i went home , and there were roses on the street, just... to please my girls, oh, oh, what fountains, fountains , roses, chemist, guardsman, well, roses are us, give a cry, let’s all go and plant trees, restore this forest, yes, which is around, we’ll plant roses. "i want it to be very beautiful, i think it will be like all the cities in russia, excellent, wonderful, we already have now the world is fine, we are already happy with everything, ev

king charles and queen camilla have attended the easter sunday service at st george's chapel in windsorad lined up to see them. this is the king's most significant public appearance since being diagnosed with cancer. he wasn't expected to mingle, but he did — greeting well—wishers and thanking them for waiting out in the cold. the prince and princess of wales did not attend, as catherine is receiving cancer treatment. the king has continued some work since his diagnosis, but all engagements so far have taken place in private. so this attendance at the easter morning church service at st george's chapel will be seen as an encouraging sign about his health. 0ur reporter charlotte gallagher has more. the king and queen arriving at the easter sunday service, and waves for the crowds at windsor castle. this is an annual tradition but this hasn't been a normal year for the royalfamily, with both the king of the princess of wales diagnosed with cancer. prince william and catherine weren't at the service today — they're spending the easter holidays with their three children in private. this was

we start in windsor where king charles and queen camilla attended the easter sunday service at st george'shapel. here they are leaving the chapel, much to the delight of crowds who had lined up to see them. this is the king's most significant public appearance since being diagnosed with cancer. he wasn't expected to mingle but he did, greeting well—wishers and thanking them for waiting out in the cold. the prince and princess of wales did not attend, as catherine is receiving cancer treatment. the king has continued some work since his diagnosis, but all engagements so far have taken place in private. so this attendance at the easter morning church service at st george's chapel will be seen as an encouraging sign about his health. let's join my colleague sarah campbell, live at windsor for us. yes, lauren. it's almost two months now since the king's cancer diagnosis was made public. as you were saying, since then he has carried on his constitutional duties, his meeting with the prime minister. these duties have by and large been carried out in private as that treatment for his diagnosis ha

george ribbon, somehow there are too many coincidences, not true is it?ne could, of course, now develop a conspiracy theory here and say that vakarchuk is preparing to change his shoes so that his feet don’t smell, then he , anticipating the defeat of ukraine... not a special military operation, from the very beginning of the maidan, is speaking out against russia. vakarchuk constantly speaks to with sushnikami, here is a solo album in some kind of dugout , and of course, he goes to europe, a concert in strasbourg, not the only one, here is the poster, paris, here is barcelona, ​​and why small strasbourg, the european parliament is located in strasbourg, that’s why. this is such a symbolic city, and apparently that’s why vakarchuk wanted to hold a concert there, to emphasize that tsevropa, elsa’s ocean concert on the site with the z symbol collected a lot of hate from ukrainians, so users ask vakarchuk what the front is in strasbourg, some even offer to mobilize vakarchuk, they call his quote “anti-ukrainian nit”, and this is what the site administrators.

he arrived with a wave at st george's chapel, went inside. for around about an hour and then the service lasted for around about an hour and then as he and the queen left, they decided to go and speak to some of the members of the public and some of the windsor estate staff who had stood around to the grass verge around the exit door, hoping to get a glimpse of the king. but as you will see from this package, some of them got a lot more than that. the king and queen arriving at the easter sunday service, a wave for the crowd at windsor castle. this is an annual tradition but this hasn't been a normal year at all with both the king of the princess of wales being treated for cancer. today is the king's first significant public appearance since he announced his diagnosis in february. and he surprised well—wishers by greeting people outside the chapel. so glad you have been so patriotic. best wishes for the princess of wales. you are very brave to stand out here in the cold. this is a best wishes card. the prince and princess of wales were not at

the st george's cross is not great but a combination of blues and purples.n speaking to say they quite like the redesign, saying it makes them think of a multicultural entrance, but quite a long list of politicians now lining up long list of politicians now lining up to say they prefer the original, including the labour leader sir keir starmer, and not the prime minister. the prime minister said you should not mess with the national flag. nikkei said that this redesign was a playful temp two unite and expire —— inspire. the football association are standing behind nike, say they don't see what the problem is. the england and will play brazil tomorrow and that will be the first time they wear the shirt. the judge went on sale for the first time yesterday. the price of the shirt is another thing making it controversial. this is the stadium addition, costing £85. the authentic version is £124 99. the labour leader saying he thinks that is just too much money given the current pressures on the cost of living. sir keir starmer also said that this was a unifying s

george’s ribbons, we hung flags on our cars here around the city, we drove around. grandfathers, fought, everything so that we could live, well, you know, quite a lot of people came, they just wanted to take flowers to lay on monuments, on memorials, so it’s very victory day has always been for us, even in ukraine people always... honored this holiday, and after the battles i returned to school, looked, although they were already shooting here and there, they were giving humanitarian aid nearby, i went there the last time, there were still flowers, i picked roses here. grew up went home, yes, flowers on the street, roses, and just to please his girls, oh, oh, how, fountains, fountains, roses, chemist, guardsman, well, roses are us, give a cry, let's all go and plant trees, let's restore this forest, right? which is around the rose garden, i want it to be very beautiful, i think it will be, like all cities in russia, excellent, beautiful, for us, the world is already fine, we are already satisfied with everything, everything will be restored, in the near future, ther

george cross , fourth degree.doubt whether it was necessary to go to the front? i was determined from the very beginning, i knew that they would bring me a summons. you angel? you carry it with you all the time, and it’s always hanging there, i don’t take it off anymore, the strength comes from the fact that it’s our own weaving, sisters, so that makes it even easier. military engineers live in this camouflaged dugout, now we will see how their life works and how they prepare for a combat mission, you can build a snowman for now or my daughter saw this, she would laugh very hard, the harder you squeeze, the stronger it will explode, military engineers adopted a homemade mine clearance method. from the times of the second world war, you take an ordinary plastic water pipe, fill it with plastid, throw it forward and detonate, the mines located nearby detonate, i suggest making half the pipes at once, throw it in half, and when i return home, i’ll go bake bread, you will be a cook, yes a cook, no well, of course you

but we are expecting the king to make that traditional walk to and from st george's chapel.t has been a very turbulent start to the year for the well family and particularly for the king. here is my royal colleague jonny dymond. to the family church — and that of many monarchs — the king is expected to walk today in what will be his first public sighting since the announcement of his cancer diagnosis. it was after a procedure injanuary that cancer was found. since then, the king has continued with constitutional duties, but avoided all public engagements. messages and images, there have been aplenty — most recently an audio message on maundy thursday. may god bless you all this easter. what a change it will all be from a year ago — just before the coronation, a royalfamily made its way to church. king and queen. prince and princess. happy easter. kate spoke out over a week ago — revealing her preventative chemotherapy treatment for cancer. she is, she says, focusing on recovery, and she won't be seen in public for a while to come. the priority this easter for the princess an

there's a row over the colour of the st george's cross on the new england football shirt. updated the cross from its traditional red to include purple and blue horizontal strips. both the prime minister and labour leader sir keir starmer say the colours don't need to be changed. 0ur correspondent ben woolvin is at wembley for us. ben, very senior politicians weighing into this row? yes, nike saying the redesign was intended to unite and inspire but it seems to be doing quite the opposite. this is the new england shirt which went on sale for the first time yesterday ahead of the euros, on the back of the colour the redesign st george's cross which is proving to be so controversial, no longer red but a combination of blues and purples which nike says is by england's world cup winning side of 1966 who had a purple training kits, but lots of politicians saying theyjust kits, but lots of politicians saying they just don't like this kits, but lots of politicians saying theyjust don't like this redesign. look, obviously i prefer the original, and my general view is that when it c

george cross, fourth degree.sy, surveyor, made maps, my main hobby was awards, directly, in addition to work, i was engaged. when i was already in school, i understood that i would go into the military, because my uncle was a military man, i wanted to follow in his footsteps, i firmly decided this from the eighth grade, would you advise with friends, so they told me, yes, the temensky higher military duty command school provides a very good base, in principle, having graduated from it, you know everything about engineering ammunition, and after graduating from this school in the summer i came to the unit and on november 29... we all flew away, another platoon is commanded by someone mobilized from the nizhny novgorod region, call sign shorah , he was an entrepreneur, he quickly adapted to the special operation zone, studying at a military university and serving in the army helped, well, i’m like a military man, although it’s been a long time i left the army back in '10, so i sort of took it for granted, a summons

residents of simferopol with st.eorge ribbons and tricolors gather near the building of the parliament of the republic. they want to support the referendum on the independence of the republic and not allow the majlis to seize the building. aggressive supporters of the mejlis appear at the building of the supreme council of the republic, and representatives of pro-fascist organization right sector. the scenario of the crimean maidan has begun to come true. it is at this moment that the future of crimea is being decided. glory to ukraine, glory to heroes! glory to ukraine! hero! and on the left they stood with ukrainian flags. starting from the third rank, the third to the fourth rank were their instructors, they were dressed in bright, colorful colors, bright red, light green, a color that could be seen in the crowd, yes, we have green, blue, brown, they have red and yellow ones like that. to the militants from the maidan and the radicals led by the mejlis, the opposition is from activists of the pro-russian party and

king charles has attended the easter sunday service at st george's chapel.ed with cancer. the king spoke to crowds and shook people's hands after the service, accompanied by queen camilla. the prince and princess of wales will not attend the service, as catherine continues her cancer treatment. the king has continued some work since his diagnosis, but all engagements so far have taken place in private. now it's time for a look at the weather with tomasz. hello. well, the sun has come out across some parts of the country this easter sunday, but it's not like it everywhere. in fact, farfrom it. closer to the north sea coast and across central england, rather a lot of cloud, a chilly breeze off the north sea. we had a few showers as well. but if we look at the satellite picture, you can see a rugged area of cloud. basically, the brighter skies are the further north and west you are. and this area of cloud is part of a much larger circulation of rugged cloud, all linked to a big area of low pressure dominating the scene here. and if we look at the outlook for th

we start in windsor, where king charles and queen camilla attended the easter sunday service at st george'spel. here they are leaving the chapel a short time ago, much to the delight of crowds who had lined up to see them. this is the king's most significant public appearance since being diagnosed with cancer. he wasn't expected to mingle but he did, greeting well—wishers and thanking them for waiting out in the cold. the prince and princess of wales did not attend, as catherine is receiving cancer treatment. the king has continued some work since his diagnosis, but all engagements so far have taken place in private. so this attendance at the easter morning church service at st george's chapel will be seen as an encouraging sign about his health. our correspondent sarah campbell is at windsor castle and said nobody was expecting the king to mingle. king charles, in his first significant appearance since his cancer diagnosis, and as you saw there, taking the opportunity for a walkabout. shaking hands with many members of the public, who had been queueing up here since early morning. i spoke

he's due to attend the easter sunday service at st george's chapel in windsor, along with other royalst prince william and his wife, the princess of wales — who's also receiving treatment for cancer — will not be there. here's our royal correspondent, jonny dymond. to the family church — and that of many monarchs — the king is expected to walk today in what will be his first public sighting since the announcement of his cancer diagnosis. it was after a procedure in january that cancer was found. since then, the king has continued with constitutional duties, but avoided all public engagements. messages and images, there have been aplenty — most recently an audio message on maundy thursday. may god bless you all this easter. what a change it will all be from a year ago — just before the coronation, a royalfamily made its way to church. king and queen. prince and princess. happy easter. kate spoke out over a week ago — revealing her preventative chemotherapy treatment for cancer. she is, she says, focusing on recovery, and she won't be seen in public for a while to come. the priority this

the symbol of my heritage was the st george's cross. i have grandparents who are welsh. born in england and i have served my country. so for a corporate company to come along and think they can do what the hell they want with our flag to

i myself managed to land on the st. george section, this is the khurakhovsky direction. to the dunk platoon, the cover was from grenade launchers, from anti-tank systems, from artillery, but even after, just think about it, four hits, the russian vehicle continues to move towards the entrenchment trench, suppressing ukrainian militants with fragmentation shells. now remember, that same british challenger 2 that got stuck. in a puddle while at the training ground. another great tank builder is german engineers, also right now tearing out their hair. according to the german belt, the russian army managed to capture one of the 18 leopards of the 2.6 model. this is the most advanced, latest modification of leo, which is only in service with the ukrainian armed forces. the tank left the german assembly line in 1923. true, they only managed to fight for one day, but the kiev regime expects the ukrainian army to be on steroids, since even american tanks did not help. now there will be another western prodigy, american, of course, f-16, the first six fighters are ukraine will re

george the victorious, who pierces this snake with his spear and does not allow him to carry out this christianity against satanism, moreover, he is right, we... why can’t we just be who we are, why do we owe someone every time -do you like it? i just read interestingly that someone is going to yekaterinburg, and there is a corporate party and a visit to the yeltsin museum is obligatory, why? by the way, i think that it’s a very good museum, the exhibitions, however, need to be completely changed, but this needs to be done it’s realistic for this museum to exist, for people to come and for us to be shown, as it were... well, karl marx is also a western thinker, certainly talented, very bright, but i must say that we are all the time very frantically busy trying not to to underestimate vladimir solovyov, he will think that i ’m talking about myself, but i’m not talking about myself, i’ll say it and i’ll say it about you , but it is necessary that, nevertheless, we know well western, and eastern, and any other philosophy, and other tradition , first of all, they knew their own heritage

king charles and queen camilla have attended the easter sunday service at st george's chapel in windsorh to the delight of crowds who had lined up to see them. this is the king's most significant public appearance since being diagnosed with cancer. he wasn't expected to mingle, but he did — greeting well—wishers and thanking them for waiting out in the cold. the prince and princess of wales did not attend, as catherine is receiving cancer treatment. the king has continued some work since his diagnosis, but all engagements so far have taken place in private. so this attendance at the easter morning church service at st george's chapel will be seen as an encouraging sign about his health. our reporter charlotte gallagher has more. the king and queen arriving at the easter sunday service, and waves for the crowds at windsor castle. this is an annual tradition but this hasn't been a normal year for the royalfamily, with both the king of the princess of wales diagnosed with cancer. prince william and catherine weren't at the service today — they're spending the easter holidays with their thr

the logos of the site in strasbourg are still in the colors of the st. george ribbon. vakarchuk didn’t see it, or money doesn’t smell like money to him. “if the americans don’t give money, we will all die, these are the very characteristic revelations of the sushniks that were heard in a cnn report from the hours of yar, the donetsk people’s republic, which is still under the occupation of the kiev regime, but according to the militants themselves, it is held on literally from the last forces , taking into account the intensive offensive of the russians, accordingly , the real front-line alignments are visible even among western propagandists, which..." of course, is unlikely to please the zelensky junta, although the hatred is far from limited to this, even more interesting are those fragments where an american correspondent talks with a civilian population of the city. some of the local residents speak vaguely, clearly afraid to give direct assessments, they say they simply did not expect such a rapid advance of the russian army, they will then look at the situation,

our sports correspondent nesta mcgregor is at st george's park for us.ruth is, gareth southgate probably already knows his 23 man squad who are going to be on the plane to germany. but these last few friendlies may be a chance for one or two players to force his hand to give him a selection dilemma. speaking of which, the squad trained this morning, apart from kane, palmer, henderson and saka, who all trained alone, maybe in the case of harry kane, we expected that because he sprained an ankle playing for bayern munich not too long ago. also today, it was the first glimpse of anthony gordon. he's had a remarkable season for newcastle and of course 18 year old midfielder kobe mane, who again has been sensational for manchester united, straight into the squad. will he get any minutes against brazil or belgium? that's still to be seen. we also heard today from joe gomez and it was a really touching press conference because he spoke about it being four years ago that he was last selected for england and how he'd got injured, training on the same pitch he tra

st. george's hall, president vladimir putin, the leadership of crimea and sevastopol, sergei aksyo.konstantinov and alexey chaloy put their signatures on the agreement on returning the territory home. from now on, every year our country celebrates the anniversary of the historical event. 10 years crimea and sevastopol have been part of russia. during this time , we have come a long way together. it is necessary to do everything to make our country stronger, the economy to develop, and the quality of life of people to grow. together we will definitely overcome any challenges of unity, love for homeland, faith in russia. our strength. happy holiday, i wish it to all residents of crimea. and the city of sevastopol, good health, happiness and, of course, all the best. for all residents of the peninsula, this event became a turning point in their lives; crimea returned to its native harbor. and now, 10 years later, the region has changed significantly, as the residents themselves say. everything has changed for the better, roads, kindergartens, schools are being built, uh, the salary has

we start in windsor where king charles and queen camilla attended the easter sunday service at st george'shapel. here they are leaving the chapel much to the delight of crowds who had lined up to see them. this is the king's most significant public appearance since being diagnosed with cancer. he wasn't expected to mingle but he did, greeting well—wishers and thanking them for waiting out in the cold. the prince and princess of wales did not attend, as catherine is receiving cancer treatment. the king has continued some work since his diagnosis, but all engagements so far have taken place in private. so this attendance at the easter morning church service at st george's chapel will be seen as an encouraging sign about his health. let's join my colleague sarah campbell, live at windsor for us. hello. it's been a busy morning here at windsor. it's very busy hair, lots of people turned up. i was talking to people queueing up to get inside to the grounds before 9am this morning because members of the public could get inside the grounds and they thought they were going to see, potentially, the

know that in ukraine and before theirs are now banned, on may 9 the immortal regiment is banned , the storge ribbon is banned, these are the guys who are our youth organizations, they then went out to these actions during ukraine, they didn’t care about threats in the direction of threats to their relatives, now, of course, when they are released, this is all going through them... the deeds are voluntary, we will support them, naturally. the fifth anniversary season of the competition, as everyone hopes participants, will not be the last, which means it will be able to continue to attract talented leaders. as the president emphasized, people who go through the training school are results-oriented, and not only their own, but ultimately the country’s results. only a bad memory saved biden from prosecution, this was a hearing in the house of representatives with... admitted the special prosecutor who was investigating the accusation against the current president. with details anton dadykin. sworn to tell the truth only the truth, special prosecutor. robert hur said that the investigation,

george ribbon. king of holland, on land austria and prussia predominated, with their black and yellow color scheme. after the october revolution , the tricolor was replaced by a red flag. the soviet flag does not immediately acquire its usual simple and laconic appearance. the first year after the revolution , even the following variants were in use: a double-headed eagle on a red background. the first official flag. approved by decree of the central executive committee on april 13, 1918, it was created by student ilya repin, artist sergei chikhonin. the abbreviation rsfsr was written in gold old church slavonic letters in the upper left corner. this is truly an old slavonic message, quite well stylized to resemble the old handwritten letters, that is, this is before the era. first printed books, but this did not take root. only in 1924, the flag of the ussr , familiar to many from childhood, became the red banner with a sickle, hammer and star. this option remained unchanged until the collapse of t

does the colour of the cross of st george matter? nike thinks not. we report on the controversy.ge the colour of the st george's cross on its new shirt back to the traditional red. the design features purple and blue horizontal stripes, in what nike called a "playful update". the us firm said the colours were inspired by the training kit worn by england's 1966 world cup winners. mr starmer said the flag was a unifier and the firm should reconsider its decision to modify it. a little earlier, mr sunak has this to say on the england shirt. look, obviously i prefer the original, and my general view is, when it comes to our national flags, we shouldn't mess with them because they are a source of pride, identity, who we are, and they are perfect as they are. let's speak to our correspondent ben woolvin, who is outside wembley for us now. do you have one of these shirts? 0h, we will see if we can go

that was the dean of st georges couegein that was the dean of st georges college injerusalem.at a nightclub. the man emerged from the venue in the town of ede wearing a bala—clava and can be seen here following police instructions to put his hands on his head. special police units had been deployed to the scene, and some nearby homes evacuated. police had said there was no indication of a terrorist motive. now, he was a soul legend who helped shape the sound of the sixties and seventies. now, nearly a0 years after the death of marvin gaye — there's a claim that previously unheard music has been found. he lived in belgium towards the end of his life, and now a lawyer representing the people he lived with says they've found a huge collection of his belongings, including costumes and audio cassettes. kevin connolly reports. marvin gaye, seen here in the legendary performance at montreux, made some of the greatest records in pop history. but what if there are more songs, maybe more classics, that no—one has ever heard? these are the tapes that we found... this belgian lawyer says

red, white, or multicoloured — does the colour of the cross of st george matter?controversy. hello, i'm geeta guru—murthy. welcome to bbc news now. amidst the horror of events in israel and gaza, it's hard to watch the unfolding pain. today we bring you the searing story of one young girl. this is 12—year—old alma, whose parents were killed along with four of her siblings. more than 13,000 children have been killed in gaza since israel's bombardment there began five months ago, according to the united nations childrens' agency, unicef, a death toll it describes as "staggering." the assault on gaza was sparked by the hamas attacks on israel on october 7th, which killed around 1,200 israelis — most of them civilians. since then, many children in gaza have lost their entire families in israeli attacks. the overall death toll in gaza now stands at more than

our sports correspondent nesta mcgregor is at st george's park for us.ruth is, gareth southgate probably already knows his 23—man squad who are going to be on the plane to germany. but these last few friendlies may be a chance for one or two players to force his hand to give him a selection dilemma. speaking of which, the squad trained this morning, apart from kane, palmer, henderson and saka, who all trained alone, maybe in the case of harry kane, we expected that because he sprained an ankle playing for bayern munich not too long ago. also today, it was the first glimpse of anthony gordon. he's had a remarkable season for newcastle and of course 18—year—old midfielder kobe mane, who again has been sensational for manchester united, straight into the squad. will he get any minutes against brazil or belgium? that's still to be seen. we also heard today from joe gomez and it was a really touching press conference because he spoke about it being four years ago that he was last selected for england and how he'd got injured, training on the same pitch he tra

not maksimushka. creative, it’s great for everyone that the daylight is held by you today from the st hall, now we are not just some abstract allied forces, we are russia with nuclear weapons, today i congratulate everyone, everyone who has lived up to this moment. he loved dostoevsky, he always said: “mom, re-read dostoevsky, because when we were young, we read everything, and then there’s no time, no time, i’ll re-read it, he says a lot about christ, well, how would we talk about these topics ?” talked about spiritual things. most of the family library contains history books, biographies, and research on military affairs. and here is the world one. he was a good businessman, but very trusting, small business, it also requires investing money, that is, such simple people, as we will say, did not have their own money, they took out loans, and these loan after loan it all came together to the fact that he committed a crime, he never hid his criminal record, but this episode. considered it a mistake and he probably decided like this with his friends, now we will win in this, no one, as

our sports correspondent nesta mcgregor is at st george's park for us.th is, gareth southgate probably already knows his 23—man squad who are going to be on the plane to germany. but these last few friendlies may be a chance for one or two players to force his hand to give him a selection dilemma. speaking of which, the squad trained this morning, apart from kane, palmer, henderson and saka, who all trained alone, maybe in the case of harry kane, we expected that because he sprained an ankle playing for bayern munich not too long ago. also today, it was the first glimpse of anthony gordon. he's had a remarkable season for newcastle and of course 18—year—old midfielder kobe mane, who again has been sensational for manchester united, straight into the squad. will he get any minutes against brazil or belgium? that's still to be seen. we also heard today from joe gomez and it was a really touching press conference because he spoke about it being four years ago that he was last selected for england and how he'd got injured, training on the same pitch he train

our sports correspondent nesta mcgregor is at st george's park for us.s, gareth southgate probably already knows his 23—man squad who are going to be on the plane to germany. but these last few friendlies may be a chance for one or two players to force his hand to give him a selection dilemma. speaking of which, the squad trained this morning, apart from kane, palmer, henderson and saka, who all trained alone, maybe in the case of harry kane, we expected that because he sprained an ankle playing for bayern munich not too long ago. also today, it was the first glimpse of anthony gordon. he's had a remarkable season for newcastle and of course 18—year—old midfielder kobe mane, who again has been sensational for manchester united, straight into the squad. will he get any minutes against brazil or belgium? that's still to be seen. we also heard today from joe gomez and it was a really touching press conference because he spoke about it being four years ago that he was last selected for england and how he'd got injured, training on the same pitch he trained o

george.greement was signed on the admission of the republic of crimea and the city of sevastopol to russia. in direct contact with the studio from sevastopol, our correspondent olga kurlaeva, olga, hello, what events are taking place today in honor of the crimean spring? hello, well, we also congratulate you on the fact that crimea is also ours, sevastopol is ours, everyone congratulates us on the holiday today, including today. there will be no big concerts today, the holiday, of course, will be quite restrained, but still, ceremonial events are naturally taking place in the republic of crimea in the city of heroes of sevastopol, it all started with traditional car rallies, they are held at night wolves, in the city of sevastopol, people gathered on the street those who i listened to the address to the heads of the republics, she also congratulated me today. matvienko listened to sevastopol on the street, sevastopol residents gathered, it was such a teleconference, after that the townspeople