yes, an address to the nation at 9pm, when her father king george vi podcast to the nation. strangely representative of the day in that there are no great national acts of commemoration, remembrance. thank you. and so begin today's events to commemorate ve day and to thank the world war ii generation for their service and sacrifice during those wartime years. given the current crisis we are living through now, paying tribute to them seems all the more poignant. you're watching bbc news. in the past few minutes, the prince of wales has led the uk

his majesty king george vi.night a nation gave thanks as it emerged from a terrible struggle, and the king recalled the many thousands who had been lost. we have come to the end of our tribulation. and they are not with us at the moment of our rejoicing. 75 years later, the queen recalled her father's words, and britain's great deliverance from tyranny. at the start, the outlook seemed bleak, the end distant, the outcome uncertain. but we kept faith that the cause was right. on ve night, the queen was 19. "never give up, never despair," that was the message of ve day. i vividly remember the jubilant scenes my sister and i witnessed with our parents and winston churchill from the balcony of buckingham palace. the message of ve day was very clear. many people laid down their lives in that terrible conflict. they fought so we could live in peace, at home and abroad. they died so we could live as free people in a world of free nations. they risked all so our families and neighbourhoods could be safe. we should, and

his majesty king george vi. men in all the services and the women in all of the services who have laid down their lives. we have come to the end of our tribulation and they are not with us at the moment of our rejoicing. i speak to you today at the same hour as my father did exactly 75 years ago. his message then was a salute to the men and women at home and abroad who had sacrificed so much in pursuit of what he rightly called a great deliverance. the war had been a total war. it had affected everyone, and no—one was immune from its impact. whether it be the men and women called up to serve, families separated from each other, or people asked to take up new roles and skills to support the war effort, all had a part to play. at the start, the outlook seemed bleak, the end distant, the outcome uncertain. but we kept faith that the cause was right, and this belief, as my father noted in his broadcast, carried us through. never give up, never despair. that was the message of ve day. i vividly remember the jubilant

the telegraph shows her majesty with a photograph of her father, king george vi, as she gave her address, too, focuses on ve day and the queen's message: "0ur streets are not empty, they are filled with love." the times looks to the uk prime minister boris johnson's address to the nation on sunday. it says travellers coming into the country will be quarantined for two weeks to avoid a second peak. the financial times looks at the stark reality of unemployment in the states because of coronavirus as the pandemic forced 20.5 million americans out of work in april. the guardian's front page says ministers‘ plans for schools to reopen at the start ofjune have been called into doubt after unions insisted they wouldn't consider a return without a coronavirus "test and trace" regime in place. the new york times looks at the life of residents of a town spilt by the belgium/netherlands border. businesses on the belgian side remain closed while businesses on the dutch side have reopened. let's make sense of it all and begin. hello, both. the lines are working. we will start with the sun newspaper.

think very much the setup and the reference to george vi her father. e were two photos in that video, one was of her father george the six one was of her father george the six on her desk, behind her was the royalfamily on on her desk, behind her was the royal family on the balcony with church hill on ve day waving at the crowds showing in the celebrations. this is also think the monarchy does, drawing on those traditions, reminding them of the continuity and security of the royal family can bring. it began with the words of george and six and we heard the queen reference them and talk about her own foray into the london crowd that night. there is a great paradox here, the queen is not physically able to get out and about around the country, but we are hearing from her more than we ever do. yes, that is very true and it shows the emphasis that the government is placing on the queen as this uniting figure and also the involvement of the queen wa nts to also the involvement of the queen wants to have in such a national crisis, essentially. that is where t

his majesty, king george vi.ell] >> let us remember the men and womene services, and the in all the services who have laid down their lives. we have come to the end of our tribulation, and they are not with us at the moment of our rejoicing.

his majesty king george vi.s tonight that a nation gave thanks, as it emerged from a terrible struggle, and the king recalled the many thousands who'd been lost. we have come to the end of our tribulation and they are not with us at the moment of our rejoicing. 75 years later, the queen recalled her father's words and britain's great deliverance from tyranny. at the start, the outlook seemed bleak, the end distant, the outcome uncertain, but we kept faith that the cause was right. on ve night, the queen was 19. never give up, never despair, that was the message of ve day. i vividly rememberjubilant scenes my sister and i witnessed with our parents and winston churchill from the balcony of buckingham palace. the message of ve day was very clear. many people lay down their lives in that terrible conflict. many people laid down their lives in that terrible conflict. they fought so we could live in peace, at home and abroad. they died so we could live as free people, in a world of free nations. they risked all so ou

in 1945 on ve day, the balcony was wear king george vi and queen elizabeth who later became the queen mother were going all the way down from the palace to the square princess elizabeth and margaret, the former of course became her majesty the queen was in the crowd in cognito we understand she'll be making a speak, that is significant because 75 years ago, her father made the speech. >> thank you for bringing us that context and that beautiful shot >>> this is some big news for sports fans out there. the bundesliga will restart next saturday there will be strict protocols and most have nine games to play in seven weeks players will be tested before and after games which will take place in empty stadiums. taking place in span italy, there is still uncertainty. they are kicking off may 16. something to look forward to very near term >>> shares in lazio. and others have fallen about 20% over the last three months the uk premier league has not made plans the fa has planned a return to matches and training later this month. the protocol put in place and distributed to clubs regarding conc

newsreel: his majesty, king george vi. 75 years on from her father's ve day address, the queen markeditish history in the midst of another. today it may seem hard but we cannot mark this special anniversary as we would wish. instead, we rememberfrom our homes and our doorsteps. but our streets are not empty. they are filled with the love and the care that we have for each other. # land of hope and glory... the street parties may have been scaled back, restricted, of course, under lockdown. but still as heartfelt. any occasion, saint patrick's day, st george's day, we always put the bannerup, st george's day, we always put the banner up, don't we? but especially this year i think it is important to uplift us all a bit. it is not a nice time at the moment. elsewhere, the mood was more sombre. in portsmouth, a tribute to those who couldn't come home to celebrate. a salute from these guys as the red arrows flew above london, with fly pasts taking place elsewhere across the uk. there will be bluebirds over the uk. there will be bluebirds over the white cliffs of dover, but on this occasion

evening, one of the volunteers was in a pub in chelsea, at the moment of 9pm when the king, king george viescribes in great detail the expressions on people's faces as they heard the king making his speech and we know very well now, from the film, he had a terrible stammer and she described people willing him to get through to the end of his speech. and all sorts of little snippets and vignettes. real treasure trove of memories. very much so. it's the most phenomenal source and we've never seen phenomenal source and we've never seen anything like it before and we've never had anything quite like it since. and i'm sure you must have been reflecting the date that was planned, the events that were planned, the events that were planned for this day, and when, in the future, historians will look back at this day and the focus will be on coronavirus, won't it? it will be, very much. and as everyone has rightly said, gosh, it's given a real poignancy to the dame vera lynn song, we'll meet again, but the same sense of uncertainty, people really don't know what the future holds. 0lder don't know wh

molestos porque los otros oficiales no intervienen en la tragedia >> con profunda tristeza vi la muerte de georgeión de la ley >>en san francisco varias personas llegaron a la alcaldía de la ciudad para unirse a las protestas, hacen hincapié en implementar cambios y reformas en los departamento de policía esto ya debe parar cambiar el sistema de policía, estamos acá para hablar de ese cambio también para apoyar a nuestros hermanos y hermanas >>la sociedad esta molesta y dolida por los abusos a la comunidades más vulnerables tráfico cerrado en puente de la bahía no hubo disturbios en esa artería vial >> tercer día de protestas en minneapolis, por la muerte de george floyd a manos de la policía, este día prohibieron las protestas instando a los manifestantes a retirarse "no puedo respirar" es la suplíca agónica de george floyd tenía 46 años ocurrió el pasado lunes en minneapolis >> no es justo, somos iguales merecemos justicia todos. >> esta tarde cientos de manifestantes salieron a las calles del centro de los Ángeles, demandando justicia, se informó del arresto del agente derek chauvin, a quien s

vi is investigating the incident. >> the officer who had his knee on the neck of george floyd, should be charged. and i'm calling on hampton county to do that. >> reporter: the officers have since been fired, in indianapolis, mike tobin, fox news. >> for more on this case we are joined now by michael cardoso. michael it's good to have you on here today, obviously this video is so disturbing to see. there are a lot of people obviously calling for criminal charges to be his knee on george floyd's neck, do you believe that he will face criminal charges in this case, and what are those charges likely to be? >> i will tell you what if he doesn't face criminal charges, that in and of itself will be a crime. he should be charged. one of the first things alex, that comes to my mind, i heard the mayor call for prosecution in this case. you've got a district attorney, in minneapolis that should recuse himself, because you want to not only do justice, but you want to give the appearance of justice. i know the community they are with will think -- the das office and police department work hand in hand. can w

vi chicago. >> this is a trauma a lot of us african-americans have to deal with. >> a bystander's cell phone video captured the incident. an officer pinning george floyd face down, pressing a knee into his neck for at least 3 minutes he pleads for help saying he can't breathe. then he becomes unresponsive as onlookers shout at the officer. >> get off of him now. >> security footage from a nearby business obtained by nbc news shows what appears to the moments leading to his death he's removed from a parked car, handcuffing him before walking him across the street. in an initial press conference they said they arrived at forgery in progress. and the suspect appeared to be under the influence an he physically resisted the officer. once he was handcuffed, officers realized he was suffering medical distress and called for an ambulance but the mayor called it wrong on every level >> what we saw was horrible, completely and utterly messed up this man's life matters. >> the 46-year-old floyd played basketball in college and lived most of his life in texas working as a truckdriver and security guard. >> this is heartbreaking when you watch how they kille

his majesty, king george vi. >> let us remember the men and all the services and all who have laid down their lives. we have come to the end of our tribulation and they are not with us at the moment of our rejoicing. queen elizabeth: i speak to you today the same hour as my father did 75 years ago. his message then was a salute to the men and women at home and abroad who sacrificed so much in pursuit of what he rightly called a great deliverance. the war had been a total war, it affected everyone and no one was immune from its impacts. whether it be the men and women called to serve, families separated from each other, or people asked to take up new roles and skills to support the war effort, all had a part to play. at the start, the outlook seemed bleak. the end distant. the outcome uncertain. but we kept faith that the this was right, and believe, as my father noted, carried us through. never give up, never despair. that was the message of v-e day. i vividly remember the jubilant scenes my sister and i witnessed with our parents and winston churchill from the balcony of buckingham pal