he came over and lived in buckingham palace for a while before he moved to another house. -- he fled from oslo, and the germans tried to track him down and kill him. he fled to the glaciers and mountains of norway with his family and with the government and, seriously, they were sending dive bombers everywhere he went, and they tried very, very hard to get rid of him, so he obviously knew what the germans were capable of, and one day, he was at buckingham palace, and he asked his nephew, the british king, what measures they had taken to protect the king and the royal family, and the king said, "we've got it under control. there's a special guard that will come in and take us away as soon as there's any knowledge of an invading attack," and the king of norway asked his nephew to show him, to demonstrate this. so the king of england punched a button, which was supposed to alert this special armed force to come. nothing happens. and so they waited around for a few minutes, and the king called whoever he was supposed to call, and they said, "well, we didn't answer because we know there's

of the shot or now underneath that shot would be the mel with his pink tarmac leading up to buckingham palace clearly the metropolitan police force is run by a police commissioner crested adik protesters to find another way to make their views heard. has taken the policy decision that those people should be kept there why well because if they get through those archways they've got a clear line of sight to buckingham palace and if they were to hang a sharp left that would take them around to horse guards parade and then they could sort of bunny hop their way through or around st james's park if they wore warranting to get to buckingham palace of course the majesty queen elizabeth seconds official residence in london president dick has been urging the protesters to. go another road literally and metaphorically thousands of protesters massed for a 2nd day outside the u.s. embassy that's what we've seen in the past 678 hours before they made their way to whitehall perfectly peacefully. our correspondent on the ground not even barber was taking us through the atmosphere was generally pretty good w

the video was released by buckingham palace. have been one si was eight, and it takes a while for e any to recogney are a carer. >> psychiatrist, a nurse, you put all of the different hats on, and then you can lose your sense of self as well. >> for the yng people watching this, i hope that they can see that there are other people in this situation, that they are t alone. stories, i am very impressed by what you have achieved already. i am very glad to have been able to join you today. ♪ >> this is "outside source" livw from the bbc ns room. i am evita sean appeared -- it beat a schama. the death of george floyd and the process that followed has brought intense grosscriny -- intense scrutiny of policing. it is far from certain if anyf overhauls. policing is possle. >> america is seeing its bigge protest in decades, and clear philonise: make law enforcement the solution and not the problem. >> hands out, don't shoot. >> but how did these translate into long-term change. what is stopping police reform in the u.s this "washington p

monarch in british history, she will mark the official birthday not on horse guards parade and at buckingham palacent colonel mike vernon, the controller of the lord chamberlain‘s office, vice admiral tonyjohnson burt, master of the household, and she will also be accompanied by her equerry, major giamatti and cara. so, the ceremony will begin at 11 o'clock. the field officer will order the royal salute. national anthem plays.

this video was released by buckingham palace to mark the start of carers week.military officer says he was wrong to accompany president trump for a photo—op at a church during the black lives matter protests. the death of george floyd — and the protests that have followed — have brought intense scrutiny of us policing. this week we've seen both republicans and democrats lay out their vision for reforms. but it's far from certain if an overhaul of us policing is possible. ros atkins has this report. america is seeing its biggest protests in decades, and george floyd's brother has made clear the demand. honour george and make the necessary changes that make law enforcement the solution, and not the problem. hands up, don't shoot! but how have these protests across america translated into long—term change? what is stopping police reform in the us? this question post headlines cuts to it. —— this washington post. in the heart of this is the use of force by us policing. we sought in that horrific video of george floyd and we have seen it time and time, and we have se

instead of the usual fly—past at buckingham palace, there's going to be a smaller ceremony at windsororts pulling the first world war guns into position. in normal times, state and ceremonial occasions are punctuated by the king's troop, but with all such events cancelled since march, most of the regiment‘s horses have been enjoying a quieter life, locked down in leicestershire. the decision has been taken to get them back to the barracks. one of the first to return is ten—year—old equinox. he has just been eating grass and chilling out. he needs to do some exercise. in common with many others, he needs a haircut. we take off the manes off for safety reasons because when they are in harness it can get entangled. back to work means getting the correct footwear. hundreds of hours of practice would have been put in to make sure no mistakes are made on parade, not least because the commander—in—chief, the queen, will be watching. for new recruits like emma it is disappointing to be missing out this year. she joined the unit just as lockdown began and has stayed on—site throughout. it has

there are soldiers trooping up the mall towards buckingham palace for that photo opportunity.nstead location—wise it has moved from london to here to windsor castle where the queen and the duke of edinburgh have been during lockdown. there will be a short military ceremony. roughly 20 minutes. it has been especially designed. normally the guards men are shoulder to shoulder and of course that can't happen and they have developed a ceremony that means they will be exactly 2.2 metres apart at all times. the queen will ta ke apart at all times. the queen will take the royal salute and go back into the castle and the welsh guards will go back on duty. no public vantage points in windsor. the ceremony will be shown on bbc1. thank you. as we've been hearing from today in england and northern ireland, people living alone, or single parents with children under the age of 18, can choose to pair up with another household in a so—called ‘support bubble'. for many, the chance to visit, and even stay the night with loved ones, is a welcome change to the strict lockdown measures introduced

in 1995, vera led veterans in song outside buckingham palace to mark the 50th anniversary of ve day.10, aged 94, she topped the charts once again. it was a shock. i thought, 70 years ago the same song was number one and little did i think i would even still be around let alone have a number one hit. 0n dame vera's 100th birthday she listened to the children of her old school and remembered the singing coach she ignored. # don't know where, don't know when...# when she heard me sing she said, "no, i can't train that voice. "it's not a natural voice." so i said, thank you very much, madam and left. 00:06:36,454 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 # keep smiling through and you can see a special programme this evening — we'll meet again. # don't know where, don't know when. # but i know we'll meet again... vera lynn's strongest bonds were always with the veterans she still referred to as my boys. the word she sang will endure long after the last of them have left us. # but after the last of them have left us. #but| after the last of them have left us. # but i know we will meet again some sunny day

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you the picture coming to us from the helicopter just at the northerly end of white hall with buckingham palace off to the left of the shot you're looking at nelson's column there the there echoing the chorus of voices demanding an end to systemic racism and police brutality in the city of bristol and to racism for testers took down a statue of a 17th century slave trader. brought down a bronze monument to edward colston and stomped on it it was later dragged across the streets and thrown into a river colston was a member of the royal african company which is believed to transported thousands of people from africa to the caribbean and on to the americas where they were then sold into slavery. so the u.s. embassy in the spanish capital protesters held pictures of george from oil and signs reading i can brief the big turnout meant that social distancing was difficult if not impossible but most people were wearing masks in italy thousands took part in an anti racism rally in rooms piazza del popolo organizers say the turnout shows people realize there is a racism issue still in italy. still to com

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one more question, francine, but i would just observe that the -- probably is being ordered by buckingham palaceust not hearing about it. windsor castle has had a few of our treats during lockdown. she is well looked after. do you expect happening at christmas? this is a huge season for u.k. for fort known mason -- for fortner men mason. it would have a devastating impact on our business in the final quarter of the calendar, the all-important november and december. i think that is true for retail in general. if social distancing at two meters is in place, i could see our sales would be 50% of what they would be last christmas, based upon those rules. that would be the case for us and for others. ewan venters, thank you so much. for u.k.stic day retail. now the business flash with ritika gupta. did -- bp isis predicting that the long-term onact will have a impact price demand. moderateddecline has the weekend at h&m. down 30% after 13 days in june after plunging 50% in the three months through may. h&m has reopened the bulk of its stores. 80% of them were close in april. less than a fifth are sti

if entries are manifestly false, such as claiming you are called mickey mouse and reside at buckingham palace this wasn't implemented at a time when our numbers —— r rate was relatively low end of the countries are high, have no idea. now we are on the higher scale, and other countries are favourably comparative. suddenly, where the people trying to check that. i think this week the environment secretary said it does make sense, but could you possibly delay it until september just to give you possibly delay it until septemberjust to give people a summer septemberjust to give people a summer holiday? we're just going to sort of plan the viruses at its least lethal come across mingus. i mean, theyjust least lethal come across mingus. i mean, they just seem least lethal come across mingus. i mean, theyjust seem to be making it up mean, theyjust seem to be making it up as they go along, but certainly for gives me a holiday, i'm willing to become any mouse for a few crucial weeks. i thank you to become any mouse for a few crucialweeks. i thank you mentioned that electric car story, where we we re

in 1995, vera led veterans in song outside buckingham palace to mark the 50th anniversary of ve day.the charts once again. it was a shock. i thought, ooh, 70 years ago, the same song was number one and little did i think i would even still be around let alone have a number one hit. 0n dame vera‘s 100th birthday, she listened to the children of her old school and remembered the singing coach she ignored. # don't know where, don't know when...# when she heard me sing, she said, "no, i can‘t train that voice. "it‘s not a natural voice." so i said, "thank you very much, madam and left." # keep smiling through #just like you always do # till the blue skies chase those dark # clouds far away. # but vera lynn‘s national presence was more than a voice. it was a spirit carried forward across the decades and still resonating during the current pandemic. a spirit reflected by the queen during her recent, very personal message. we should take comfort that while we may have more still to endure, better days will return. we will be with our friends again, we will be with our families again. we wil

in 1995, vera led veterans in song outside buckingham palace to mark the 50th anniversary of ve day.k. i thought, "oh, 70 years ago, the same song was number one." and little did i think that i would even still be around, let alone have a number—one hit! 0n dame vera's 100th birthday, she listened to the children of her old school and remembered the singing coach she ignored. # don't know where, don't know when...# when she heard me sing, she says, "no, i can't train that voice. it's not a natural voice." so i said, "well, thank you very much, madam," and left! # keep smiling through, just like you always do # till the blue skies chase those dark clouds far away...# but vera lynn's national presence was more than a voice. it was a spirit carried forward across the decades and still resonating during the current pandemic. a spirit reflected by the queen during her recent very personal message. we should take comfort that, while we may have more still to endure, better days will return. we will be with our friends again, we will be with our families again, we will meet again. # we'll m

buckingham palace has also declined to comment on a request by prosecutors, and a spokesperson for thes home office said it could not comment on the legal assistance request. >>> let's switch gears and get a first look at your forecast with nbc meteorologist bill karins. good morning to you. >> good morning, yasmin. still tracking cristobal, no longer a tropical depression. kind of rare for june where this storm is heading. we're looking at it here. right now we're in the center of missouri. it's going to drop rainfall and head north. it's going to be like a regular storm you'd see in the springtime, but we're going to have a lot of impacts from it. already 10 million people are under a flash flood including missouri, rochester, denver, nebraska, and mississippi. here's the rainfall forecast. good soaking rain from our friends in minneapolis through wisconsin. chicago could get 1 to 2 inches of rain out of this. it's also going to be a windy storm, which is usual to see winds like in in the middle of the country. high wind warnings are spread from denver all the way into nebraska and k

so far, there has been no response from the british government or buckingham palace.e andrew was epstein's longtime friend. epstein died last year in prison in an apparent suicide. >>> a tropical storm that hit parts of the gulf coast has now been downgraded to a tropical depression, but the damage has been done. reporter alex hogan has the story. >> reporter: torrential downpours hit neighborhoods across the southeast, as the storm moves through. the storm was downgraded to a tropical depression monday morning after bringing heavy wind and rain to parts of the gulf coast. sections of louisiana experience flooding due to a storm surge of three to five feet. >> a lot of water, but then we even saw water as far as jacksonville, florida. and the low-lying areas that typically get a lot of water did get some. >> reporter: president trump issued an emergency declaration for the state. people in new orleans say they are used to these conditions. >> we are resilient. things happen to us and we bounce back better than other places. >> we don't want anything major like a katri

to mark the occasion, buckingham palace has released this photo of prince philip and the queen. the day at windsor castle — where he and the queen have been isolating during the pandemic. quite a few people have been having isolation both days. more as the days passed. when schools first closed back in march, it wasn't clear how long parents would be homeschooling their children for. but since plans to get all primary school pupils in england back to the classroom before the summer holidays have been dropped, it looks like lessons at home will continue for the foreseeable future.breakfast's tim muffett has been speaking to parents, to see how they feel about the prospect of more lessons in lockdown. a promising start, full marks for trying, but for this family, a promising start, full marks for trying, but forthis family, home schooling has become a struggle. we started this home schooling journey very positively. we went for it. however, since half term, that enthusiasm has dwindled somewhat. we feel a bit fatigued with each other and with more workbooks, more of the same, we a

harold walker has done a riff on the statue of queen victoria in front of buckingham palace. a fountain, jets emerging from the breasts of the statue, the jugular spouts water. and this is rather an extraordinary work of art. so build we must is another approach. here's a statue of columbus in new york city that now bears a pair of bloodied hands to represent columbus' approach to native peoples. and that's just a little bit of what is going on around the country. so, i guess the basic question i'd like to ask is, as an historian, as a human being, should we build? should we reconsider or contextualize? let's start with edna. [laughter] edna: you know, i'm a person of color first. i'm a historian second. when -- let me briefly give you a background of my experience with the confederate monuments. i grew up outside of richmond. and whenever i went to richmond and i had to travel up monument avenue, i had to deal with those monuments there. and even as a child, i wondered what they were all about. and then as i got older and i realized that they were memorials to men who had fo

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in 2006 she was named a dame of the british empire in buckingham palace but i'm working on legislation in congress to issue commemorative coin that features her as well which would also help raise money for the jane goodall institute. it is a tremendous program, advocacy, educational outreach and, of course, her personal presence and her personal inspiration which has touched so many of us in such an intimate way. i know you will enjoy her book and what she has to say and you will also have the opportunity to ask questions. one of the truly great women of our age. it is my great honor and distinction to introduce to you doctor jane goodall. [applause] [applause] >> well, thank you congressman jared. thank you for a wonderful welcome to all of you here. i think the best i can do is to give you my traditional greeting the voice of the chimpanzees, the sound that would greet you people at the back because it's the distant call, known as the known wide and one of the most evocative sounds of the african forest. [chimpanzee noises] >> hello. [laughter] [applause] >> i will try to do quite a

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i mean obviously you know that ridiculous analogy at buckingham palace i mean i don't know what that even means to be honest i'm a bit secondly and we talk about the rule of law that's that you're a lawyer you're not it you've got a great it's not illegal that's the whole point you know the how does someone illegally country you get to claim asylum here and i just don't understand what in the what we have because no one suggested anything that every not illegal and that's the point 02 and a recent letter entering the u.k. illegally is a criminal offense but not if you're coming here to claim asylum so if someone came from that it says you came to sidon they would not be criminally prosecuted so it is not a crime and what you know what what nathan just said about the public opinion and that's the point our media the government how politicians are public figures we need to take responsibility they need to take responsibility and create awareness educate the public just because the public is afraid of asylum seekers or 'd they don't want to tighten doesn't mean we need to stop taking as

the queen turns 94 and the usual parade at buckingham palace was cancelled this year due to the pandemic. >> wishing her a happy birthday and of course prince philip just turned 99. remarkable. >>> let's begin this half hour with a check of the headlines, including the troublesome rise in coronavirus cases around the country. 14 states have seen more than a. states like utah and oregon are now delaying plans to continue reopening after seeing an uptick there. this comes as the cdc announced new guidance to stay safe this summer, including recommendations to gather outdoors, wear face masks and call ahead to restaurants to make sure they're social distancing. >>> president trump has announced that he is delaying a campaign rally scheduled for next week, his first rally since the pandemic. it was set to take place in tulsa, oklahoma, on what's known as juneteenth, the day commemorating the end of slaver century ago. after facing criticism the president tweeted that his rally will be moved one day later to june 20th. it comes as many businesses are adding juneteenth to their list of paid co

so far there have been no responses from the british government or buckingham palace.ime friend. he died last year in prison in an apparent suicide. >>> time now, 8:17. back to sal we go, and it's interesting to hear you earlier, sal, talking about some hidden traffic there on the east. >> yeah, mike. if you still have to drive to oakland like the old days, you might be caught in something like this. 80, westbound, take a look here. it is going to be very slow, because of a crash that is blocking the two left lanes. it has been blocking those lanes for a time. and they are not moving. so it's a very serious crash that's backing up into richmond. it's also backing traffic off the richmond bridge. this is really going to be massive, there is also a crash in the back up. this is the first day after the pandemic where i can say you want no part of this, with your new work from home options, you might want to do it if you can. if you are driving on 80, give yourself plenty of time. i want to mention the bay bridge is cleared up, and not a lot of people are getting through.

to mark the occasion, buckingham palace has released this photo of prince phillip and queen elizabethessages. this is about schools in england. jay harris in norfolk says, teachers, pupils, support staff and all who work in school should not be forced to return until it is safe forced to return until it is safe for them all to do so. teachers have done a magnificentjob in keeping most pupils are engaged. people who work in the education sector are professional to their core. another one who is similar, this is from andy graham, a teacher. teachers are doing a fantasticjob not helped by a government to keep chopping and changing the rules and regulations. would it not be possible, says valerie, a retired head teacher, to use porta kabins valerie, a retired head teacher, to use portakabins or, as we had at my secondary school, demountable is, to provide extra space to allow smaller class sizes. these temp restructures would be suitable for schools with large outdoor spaces. stopping them could be done by using the many supply stuff, and we had an e—mail from a supply teacher who is with

buckingham palace marking the occasion by uploading photos the prince wishing the duke of edinburgh ake standing alongside the queen. the picture was just taken at windsor castle where the royal couple has been in isolation since march amid the pandemic. as for his birthday plans the duke and queen will celebrate we're told with a low-key lunch. >>> and this cat lives in florida. her mood is anything but sunny. her mom, victoria, is a professional photographer. she started sharing these beautiful shots of kitzia on social media, and she's an internet star. as you can see, she's thrilled with that news. do not let the pictures fool you, though. kitzia is a softy at heart. she wrote, thank you, universe for this precious creature. i want to say, thank you, universe for this precious creature. it is hump day after all. her toy seems fitting. with that, i think we better get back to the studio. >> thank you, lara. >>> we are very excited for our next guest to join us. we have loved him in everything from "stepbrothers" to "big little lies," and now he's hosting the new game show, "don't."

there she is, buckingham palace releasing this video of her majesty working hard from home participatingy what you have achieved already. i'm very glad to be able to join you today. >> we're so glad to see the queen. carers week is an annual campaign to raise awareness for those who care for family and friends. queen elizabeth was joined by her daughter princess anne on that call to chat with carers to share experiences and the pressures they face as they carry out their vital work during the pandemic. no word on whether the palace has experienced the joys of a zoom cocktail party. >>> and finally, everybody, a little surprising music news. guess who about to drop a new album. now we know that lady gaga is dominating the dance charts with "chromatica" but the dalai lama isngo take on the spen word category. his new record is called "inner world" made up of teachings and mantras set to music, and in true recording artist fashion, the dalai lama is releasing a single ahead of the release. this track is called "compassion." here's a little listen. ♪ the tibetan chants are set to newly compo

and this morning, no word from buckingham palace which no longer represents prince andrew since he steppedal. >> keir, if prince andrew doesn't have anything to hide, why not just agree to the interview with authorities? >> reporter: that's a great question. he would not have to give evidence under oath, but that said you and i both know that you should be careful when you're talking about legal conversations that are taking place behind closed doors, private conversations. we don't know the details. that said, the optics are terrible for the royal family, aren't they? one final note. prince andrew's television interview last year, widely believed to have gone really, really badly. perhaps his legal advisers are concerned about how it would go if he did sit down in front of seasoned prosecutors. >> that interview was a disaster. keir simmons in london, thank you. >>> all right. coming up next, a celebration filled with stars and surprises for the graduating class of 2020. carson is going to share that story with us. it's coming up right after this. , 75% clearer skin is achievable, with re

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they stayed at buckingham palace, they received by the king of italy.there were thousands and thousands of people greeting them in paris. it was a magical time for. her >> here's a question, between edith an ellen which had the greater influence on america today? >> i'd say ellen. although edith had to handle a country in a crisis of presidential disability. and i think she has set a pattern of how not to do it. it was a cover-up. and it was on one of the segments that said grayson really acted on-y this orders, said we're not going to admit he had a stroke. they never admitted that. one of his consulting physicians let it slip out of the bag later. but the white house never admitted that. in some ways, this uncertainty about what the president's condition was, i think it really contributed to the kind of the political downfall that comes. >> justin from indiana, you're on. >> thank you for taking my call. my question is how was edith received in the time leading up to remarriage to president wilson by the media? did she get the princess diana reception

mall in front of cheering crowds, and then the appearance by the royal family on the balcony of buckingham palaceion to the birthday celebration with a fly past. but this year, forget the fly past, and there is no point heading to horse guards or gathering outside the palace, because all of this has had to be cancelled as a result of the pandemic. but all is not lost, because over at windsor castle, the queen will still have a birthday parade, though on a much reduced scale, with the castle garden from the welsh guards parading inside the castle in socially distanced ranks, marching in carefully choreographed moves with a reduced presence from the massed bands. so for the queen, in isolation at windsor with the duke of edinburgh, who was 99 last wednesday, there will be a parade to mark her 94th birthday. there won't be any spectators to watch, though this birthday celebration from windsor will be shared via television. nicholas witchell, bbc news. and you can watch this morning's events in a special programme. huw edwards is joined by royal and military experts to introduce the ceremony, led by

buckingham palace is saying nothing as well. actions speak louder than words. second oldest son off regular royal duties. prince andrew who hasn't been accused of any criminal act could end up in jail if he doesn't cooperate but that's unlikely. it's more likely he will plead the fifth. >> ed: thank you. it's good to have peter navarro on with the big job numbers on friday and the market up again today. have you been covering this a long time. >> sandra: there you have it. charles pane also joined us at 9 o'clock. on the sunday shows over the weekend saying take a deep breath. he is not recommending buying that rally. >> ed: new york city opening up today. a lot of optimism. we will follow it. >> sandra: "outnumbered" starts now. >> melissa: fox news alert. a veto proof majority from the city council where george floyd was killed 2 weeks and that council is pledgeing to take apart the police department. this comes as mostly peaceful protests were held in america including minneapolis and a push to defund the police nationwide. the minneapolis mayor frey sparked

the protest is now heading towards victoria towards the bottom right of your screen, buckingham palace as uk chief constable say they stand all those appalled and horrified by the way mr floyd died. they have stressed that while the right to lawful protest is a key part of any democracy, coronavirus remains a deadly disease. many protesters being asked to put both arms out as they arrived to ensure social distancing. as you can see, it is fairly spaced out a protest, as those protesters head towards victoria, and then to westminster. it is organised by the campaign group, black lives matter. it has been peaceful, and several police officers have been seen marching alongside, as they keep an eye on events there. our reporter chi chi izundu was with the protesters earlier. police have urged people if they wa nt to police have urged people if they want to make their voices heard, they should remember the coronavirus restrictions are still in place, so organisers ask people to walk into this park with their arms spread out wide to maintain a two metre distance socially. but the black lives

i had the most glorious commute into work this morning, but buckingham palace, no—one inside.what are we buying? the bikes, the electric bikes, they give you a bit of a boost appeals. but you can't even get hands on some others, city bikes, mountain bikes, suchis others, city bikes, mountain bikes, such is the demand. but cycle lanes need to be dealt to make it safer because while traffic is pretty light now, it could get a lot busier. let's talk about all the implication. will norman is the walking and cycling commissioner in london. it is yourjob to spend some of that money to make sure it is safer people get around. let's talk about the big boom because clearly in the wake of coronavirus, people are deciding to go on a bike. is this just are deciding to go on a bike. is thisjust a are deciding to go on a bike. is this just a temporary fix? are deciding to go on a bike. is thisjust a temporary fix? this is all about coping with the crisis. with social distancing, there simply isn't the space to use public transport. the best mode of getting around our city is by walking and

we had a bus circle buckingham palace with a big photo of prince andrew. earlier this year.re should be conditions or delay. there should be transparency and the victims deserve the truth. this is very painful for them. deserve the truth. this is very painfulfor them. while deserve the truth. this is very painful for them. while thejustice department is firing, prince andrew and its representatives, they are firing back. he was caught in the crossfire, the victims. they are in pain. theyjust crossfire, the victims. they are in pain. they just want to crossfire, the victims. they are in pain. theyjust want to know crossfire, the victims. they are in pain. they just want to know the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth about who they have conspired with prince andrew to sex traffic them and other underage girls. that is all they are asking. iam reading, girls. that is all they are asking. i am reading, and you would be aware of the statement by the lawyers, it is unfortunately, the department of justice have reacted to the first two offers by breaching their own co

does it feel as though buckingham palace has been really more proactive than normal during this crisisive voice and that, offer a supportive voice and that, of course, is what the queen has done with that memorable broadcaster backin done with that memorable broadcaster back in april, you know the we will meet again broadcast, and other broadcast that she has made and, indeed, also the many statements that the prince of wales has made from up inbound moral in scotland, notwithstanding the fact that he contracted the virus himself, but as soon as he was recovered, he made state m e nts soon as he was recovered, he made statements by video conferencing and all that sort of thing. again, it is very much the function of the british railfamily very much the function of the british rail family to very much the function of the british railfamily to be very much the function of the british rail family to be seen to be supporting the national effort and the commonwealth effort in times of particular difficulty such as this. 0k, particular difficulty such as this. ok, thank you very much indeed.

in 1995, vera led veterans in song outside buckingham palace to mark the 50th anniversary of ve day.ened to the children of her old school and remembered the singing coach she ignored. # don't know where, don't know when...# when she heard me sing, she says, "no, i can't train that voice. it's not a natural voice." so i said, "well, thank you very much, madam," and left! # keep smiling through, just like you always do. dame vera was still with us this year. a unifying spirit elected on by the queen during her recent and personal message. we should take comfort that, while we may have more still to endure, better days will return. we will be with our friends again, we will be with our families again, we will meet again. # we'll meet again vera lynn's strongest bonds were always with the veterans she still referred to as "my boys". the words she sang will endure long after the last of them has left us. # but i know we'll meet again some sunny day #. a unifying spirit indeed — and right to the very and. dame vera lynn, who died at her home in sussex this morning at the age of 103. plent