for because no one should have to flee make up your own mind. w. made for mines. ah ah, business did, i'll do news live from berlin. britain's charles that, that is proclaimed, came with session to the throne is formally announced. ceremony held for the 1st time in 70

i was coming up the train in encounter offensive, gainesville men to the cranes army finds more to buy station as the breeds. dozens of settlements from russian occupation in the blue eddy. my god, junior, is the name. welcome to the program, charles that that has been officially proclaimed britain's new monarch, a key constitutional step in recognizing his sovereignty. the new king was accompanied by his wife camilla. the queen consult, and his son, prince william, whose now the ad to the throne. the ceremony featured trumpets on the king's scots centuries old royal protocol, playing out in front of the television cameras. for the 1st time ever. an accession council made up of senior political figures including past prime ministers and

clerics from the church of england came together in london's saint james's palace to officially announced the death of the monarch and to proclaim a successor prince charles philip arthur george is now by the death of our late sovereign of happy memory become our only lawful and rightful liege lord. charles the 3rd privy counselors, including the new prime minister. la's trust, then signed the accession proclamation, which was ordered to be made public across the kingdom thing the lord chancellor. next, the new king was invited to make a declaration. my mother gave an example of lifelong love, and of selfless service. i shall strive to follow the inspiring example. i have been set in up, hold in constitutional government and to seek the peace,

harmony, and prosperity of the peoples of these islands. king charles dan signed documents confirming. he had taken the oath relating to his religious duties, as well as orders of business, including, proclaiming a bank holiday on the day of the queen's funeral. ceremonies were then taken outside for a public reading of the accession proclamation. from the proclamation balcony of saint james's palace. oh, shall the bird, by the grace of god of united kingdom of great britain and northern ireland, and of his other realms and territories, king head of the commonwealth, defender of the faith, to whom we do acknowledge. oh, faith and obedience ah, following the national anthem, once again, god said the king,

con salutes rang out in london and other cities throughout the country. and the republic, expressions of allegiance to the new monarch, 3 cheers for his majesty. but k. hey, pet ah! the king and queen concert were greeted by fanfare when they returned to buckingham palace, where crowds continue to gather to morning lead tributes to the late queen elizabeth correspondence con osman. as in london elia, he gave us this update from outside, buckingham palace. you can probably see behind me the numbers here at buckingham palace of absolutely swelled over the last 48 hours today. and everyone seemingly wanting to come here to pay their respects to queen elizabeth. i tell you we've been here since thursday, and if we haven't seen crowd like this is almost impossible to move around here, there are spontaneous memorials popping up all around the surrounding area as well,

too. or it londoners, themselves, people from united kingdom, they all seem to want to come here at buckingham howard. the latest as well in london is on the governmental side. of course, we know that things are old. the day was officially proclaimed as king and has some official business to be taken care of. now, over in westminster, where senior members of parliament are gathering, they need to swear their own oath of allegiance to the new king. of course, they'd already signed and sworn allegiance to the queen, but official business there cannot proceed until they proclaim their new allegiance to the new king. and there will also be in this rare saturday session of parliament, the more stories and remember to share of the late as you said, clearly a day filled with events. but you've been speaking to people on the ground and they had that king's fast official address. that's being proclaimed king. what are the

thing yeah, absolutely. in fact we were standing outside of saint james's palace as that extension. the ceremony was taking place during the proclamation. it was a similar scene to hear people gathered along the railings along the 3 outside behind the pallet just hoping for a glimpse of the action inside hoping to see potentially the king emerged after the official declaration. when that royal limousine came out, it's difficult to describe. the cheer is going up. everyone was so excited to just get a little bit of a view inside the lindsey. and as he drove away spontaneous thinking of god save the king, there was cheering. there was a clause, so although here at buckingham palace, mood is obviously somber. earlier today with absolutely electric, a bit of celebration and a bit of joy as england welcomes a new king. yeah. and what do people expect from the new king?

there are some questions still, of course surrounding king charles and what kind of king he might be. he's only now just starting to lay those foundation, but of course at age 73, everyone very well acquainted with him as a person and as a prince. and he was a bit of an activist prince. he had some issues that were very close to his heart in terms environmentalism, in terms of farming and agriculture. it's expected that he will be able to lay those to the side now and be much more a political the way that is mother was. there's also some questions about wow, how might begin and continue the shape of the royal family, whether or not we'll continue to modernize it and even start to shrink it even further to the core group of family members. and we're waiting. this won't happen, of course, right? away during this period of morning will he address maybe some of the issues of the colonial history regarding the world family right now in london. thank you.

now, ukraine's counter attack in the south and east of the country has put russian forces on the defensive. keith says that has the breed had dozens of communities, but as its troops of bands they find nude of station a new evidence of rush and atrocities. for just 3 days ago, this village in the hockey region was under russian control. now it's back in ukrainian hand, but signs of its recent occupation are everywhere. including evidence of more potential russian war crimes against civilians in the area where heavy fighting to place. early in the invasion there slid ship parts to reflect. the investigators are working on the site and have inspected it and the zoomed the bodies of 2 people for all of the the people had gunshot wounds to the back of the head and the ears were cut off a bully breathing walker. the village is just one of dozens. keith says it's taken

back within the last week and then each has boring. so as of today, the armed forces of ukraine have liberated and taking control of more than 30 settlements in the harkey region. and some villages, security and safety checks are ongoing. that italy, or gradually taking control of new settlements only from everywhere, we return the ukrainian flag and safety to our people. and i shall throw. madame moscow has said little about ukraine seemingly rapid advances in the ne filica, but its top official in the hockey region admitted on russian state t. v. on friday, at keith had scored a significant victory with russia rushing reinforcements to the region as likely yet more fierce fighting ahead. asked our correspondents in chief nick connelly about the apparent success of the ukrainian counter offensive. well,

this does seem pretty extraordinary of situation where both sides were at best making a couple of 100 meters or kilometer a week. or even every few weeks. we now seem ukrainian forces seemingly moving dozens of kilometer deep into russian hill territory. taking a learned city of black lea a few days ago, but now, so coupons and potentially about to enter is you, these are all very important cities, especially for the russian supply lines, heading down to the old storm bass. and it seems like the ukranian, our focus on the south took him up, had a song for weeks and months now really distracted, the russians sent their supplies to the wrong place. and the ukraine's really just took advantage that took them by surprise in place where they were pretty badly set up. yeah. now, while these gains may be good news for you, train russia says and planning to send reinforcements. how could that play out? we don't know yet what exactly the rest of the sending we've seen as the middle ages on russian state tv. but the suggestion to that, mainly for the cameras,

because the russian basically military machine has very little it can say to put a positive spin on this, the seems to be taking everyone in moscow by surprise. we've seen of panic on russian pro government social media. obviously there is, you know, the fact that this is quite close to the russian border. so in theory, bringing supplies in would be possible, but it seems like lots of those russian forces, as i mentioned, have been diverted towards the southward castle. does not immediately, if there are just near enough in soldiers and in the way military tech and ammunition ready to go to really try and put something up against these ukraine forces. who are really taking even everyone by surprise here and give lots of pretty extraordinary kind of outpourings on social media. people are really hoping that this is beginning of a route to something because it will see the russians pushed back far further than anyone could have guessed. well, you doing is hoping for more support as the war belongs, but it should be noted at germany's foreign minister. i returned this morning to keep for a 2nd visit since the war began. how would you describe the relationship now

between the 2 countries? what's no secret there been seen contention between bill in care of about support for ukraine, about military aid, ukrainian side, adamant that germany isn't sending enough and fast enough of c for mr. a book is from the green party to posit it's been most strident and support for ukraine and calling for germany to do more. so she's a very welcome guest in that sense, in terms of what she has in her bag, in terms of support new initiatives for ukraine. she was talking about the mining communitarian support, but there's very little detail so far in terms of for the military support new pledges. and also the ukranian side is very keen for german tanks and other equipment that is potentially available. but so far, germany has pulled back from making those promises. ok, you know, you correspondents and they kind of lean key. thank you. let's look at some more stories making headlines around the world. un chief antonio gutierrez says, flats that have left half a 1000000 people homeless in pakistan are due to countries with high carbon

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