this is news live from berlin after the pageantry the party prince harry and megan markel have married in the wedding of the year and the couple has jetted off to a private reception with two hundred of their closest friends and family in a classic british sports car this outdoor of fairy tale ceremony and fame george's chapel in windsor castle tens of thousands of people lined the streets earlier to

wish them well we'll bring you all the royal wedding highlights. they've got wasn't glamorous enough we have news from cannes where the winner of this year's palme d'or is a japanese drama shoplifters directed by europe kasi corey it up. and welcome to the program britain's prince harry has married american actress megan markel in a royal wedding watched by millions of people all around the world the bride and groom said i will in front of a star studded crowd in a chapel at windsor castle and there were a few surprises in store for the gas and all of us watching as the newly appointed duke and duchess of sussex broke molds and created new ones.

in a gallon by. meghan markle arrives to meet her prince. walking down part of the aisle on the arm of harry's father prince charles. her own father in hospital following heart surgery. but her mother seated right in front of the altar. prince harry the sixth in line to the british throne and marco a u.s. actor and women's rights advocate that just two years ago now that you have exchanged vows. with your take mack on to be your wife when you're not. comfortable on a hard act and forsaking all office be faithful to as long as you buy this shall live i will. use that as the

ceremony was unconventional by royal standards with a song performed by a british gospel group can be hammered and an energetic sermon by a us a piss couple bishop in marriage and the tired old world when love is the way you went when the roar of the way and so for sacrificial redemptive when love you the way then you know the little bit hungry in this world are. filling st george's chapel where some six hundred guests a mix of friends of the bride and groom royalty and celebrity. among the invited guests george animal clooney david and victoria back i'm. and elton john. yeah. after the ceremony more emotion on the steps of the chapel. departing in a horse drawn carriage the newlyweds were greeted by ecstatic crowds lining the

streets of windsor the weekend home of queen elizabeth. after a formal reception they launched into a private party with some two hundred select guests within the grounds of windsor castle. you know where your correspondent charlotte chiles impel is with me in studio charlotte like most weddings it's all about the dress all about the elf itself about what they were wearing there was sorry much excitement ahead of the wedding waiting to see what dress she was in that wasn't absolutely stunning is a dress by the british designer claire white kela as she was the first artistic director at. the first female acoustic director it's possible that meghan a known feminist was trying to make a statement that picking the first post female artistic director but it was so much excitement ahead of seeing the stress about what it would look like i mean it was the same with kate as well a very closely guarded secret about exactly what it would be in touch with kate we

know that it's the people who it was sowing the lace on her dress told her they were making a dress for a costume drama it wasn't until later that they found out she was there were a wedding dress we could well find it was something very similar with magen that it was done without five metre long train behind which was very carefully carried by have page boys in the way it cascaded down the stairs ahead of this this kiss that was absolutely beautiful absolutely beautiful book leading up to this with a lot of controversy especially about her father being unable to attend the wedding we have heard from him now haven't we we have we had a he's released a statement saying my baby looks beautiful i wish i was that it was expected that he. he would be that kensington palace had said earlier this week that he would be taking part he'd be walking down the aisle but we heard just a couple of days before the wedding that actually know he can't be there there's been a lot of controversy about him in the build up to this wedding he is found to have

staged some photos of trying on a suit for the wedding is posing with a book about the united kingdom that was then found out that was a bit of a scandal that we know that he's quite a private man he lives in in mexico and the president was just getting a little bit much beside that he said herself from heart problems as even reports that he underwent heart surgery ahead of the so he wasn't able to make it instead of prince charles steps in and i walked up to the second part of the two you have to groom a lot of people who thought maybe that she would walk the whole way or even her mother would. the whole way some people talk about be a really nice a feminist statement there it is twenty eighteen women a mother can walk. but she just she just the first part on her own and then was met by charles now besides the bride and groom and charles there were ten page boys and bridesmaids all under the age of ten it was a little bit like herding cats you would think but nobody was misbehaving. you know

they were so well behaved actually i mean the two very famous faces of course as we were expecting george and charlotte harry's niece and nephew they was part of the. people alongside the children alongside meghan but the youngest was just. but say it was a well behaved the way that they they carried the train for there was a lot of concern that. there weren't any adults as part of this bridal party. but when the british shot as well stole the show i mean she was waving to the crowd she did it when her younger brother louis was born she was waving to the press we saw that again and at one point as well she stuck her tongue out some of the reporters and i got a lot of love for that just like your uncle did back in the day sticking to. charlotte chiles impel thank you again for that raff. the results are in for iraq's parliamentary elections iraq's electoral commission says the blog led by popular

shiite cleric for the also there has secured the most seats there himself didn't run in the election but he is expected to exert a strong influence from the sidelines nationalist cleric success could be seen as a setback for iran as he seeks to decrease foreign influence in the country iran has steadily increased its role in iraq since a u.s. led invasion toppled saddam hussein in two thousand and three. in the shiite stronghold of saddam city named after this father there was widespread joy when early results were released now it's confirmed saddam's bloc captured fifty four parliamentary seats. who led to uprisings against u.s. occupation troops were sidelined for years by iranian backed rivals was able to capitalize on growing resentment over terror and back to governments who failed to improve basic services and build hospitals and schools in a country devastated by the war against islamic state although he can't hold office

because he didn't run in the election his blocks of victory could allow him to wield influence from the sidelines. we hope that. bloc which is the biggest block will form a new government it's the list that represents all iraqis and meets their hopes. the people welcome this block some politicians with the support of regional countries are working to remove the block from the political process but iraqis fully back this block and its leader. but not all iraqis are behind during the us occupation he headed the army a militia blamed for killing and torturing sunni muslims. second across the finish line was the bloc its leader. has close ties with iran and heads an

umbrella group of paramilitaries that played a key role in defeating islamic state the bloc led by incumbent prime minister bertie trailed in third place. supporters say they fear that the two pro iranian blocs will join forces to form a coalition government. now to some of the other stories making news around the world transport minister has announced that one of the black boxes has been found at the crash site of the airliner that went down near havana state media have confirmed one hundred ten passengers and crew died in the disaster three survivors are in hospital in critical condition so far the cause of the accident is not known. of all kaino that forced hundreds of hawaii and to evacuate their homes has erupted once again residents were forced to hunker down and shelters as kill a way out began spewing fountains of lava last night geologists say more eruptions

are possible though a massive outburst is unlikely. italy's anti establishment party five star has reached a coalition deal with the far right leak the two parties are now haggling over who will be the next prime minister they're due to present a nominee for approval by italy's president on monday. priss just can't film festival began over a week ago and the palme d'or the top prize has now been awarded it went to the japanese movie shoplifters the film takes a challenging look at conventional views on what actually constitutes a family and questions society's preconceived notions overall this year's festival was more politically charged the usual. it was japanese director hirokazu korea ada who is the night's big winner nabbing the main prize the palm dog.

his film shoplifters tells of a makeshift family trying to keep afloat by resorting to petty theft in order to supplement their maker incomes the film was a favorite of audiences and critics and it won over the jury to. the gore plea went to american director spike lee. his film black klansman is based on the true story of a black police officer from colorado and his white jewish colleague who together infiltrated a branch of the ku klux klan in the one nine hundred seventy s. . for the first time in the history of the festival the jury awarded a special dog he went to cinema legend dog for his experimental film essay the image book. i want to make a prediction in addition the meat to movement made an appearance at the award ceremony filmmaker and actress asia argento gave

a speech telling how in one thousand nine hundred seven at the age of twenty one she was raped during the come film festival by disgraced hollywood film producer harvey weinstein. he was directing legend martin scorsese was awarded the honorary colonel storr award income. but as it stands you won't see his next movie here scorsese shot the irishman from netflix and as netflix refuses to first with these films in french cinemas and only stream them three years later it's films are effectively banned from can. last from tokyo was back after a seven year absence following a controversial press conference in which he expressed sympathy for adult help her . i understand here. the off the cuff comments were allegedly not meant

seriously but they caused a major scandal to be a negotiated the new press conference without getting into further hot water but caused a scandal nonetheless due to the extreme violence of his new movie the house that jack built more than one hundred people felt compelled to leave the gala premiere. and with my film it's like a roller coaster ride if everyone feels the bar and it's no fun it only works if someone feel sick. before the door. but there was a standing ovation to it seems to. serial killer movie has deeply divided opinion people think it's either a crude and senseless provocation or great cinema. coming up will have all the action and it allows us from german cup final here in berlin can mighty byron do the double and add the trophy to the bundesliga title or would

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