buckingham palace has announced the death of her majesty queen elizabeth ii. tatement, the palace said the queen died peacefully at balmoral this afternoon. a stable centre during a reign of immense change, the only monarch most have known. people wanted to pay their respects. the day after his mother's death, the new king, charles iii, returned to london from balmoral with camilla, the queen consort. before going into buckingham palace, he met the crowds gathered outside. cheering then a first walk through the gates as king and queen consort. from here, he made his first address to the nation as sovereign. and to my darling mama, as you begin your last great journey to join my dear late papa, i want simply to say this. thank you. thank you for your love and devotion to our family and to the family of nations you have served so diligently all these years. may flights of angels sing thee to thy rest. the days ahead were filled with ritual and ceremony, some of it dating back centuries. the crown of the united kingdom of great britain and northern ireland is sole

buckingham palace has announced the death of her majesty queen elizabeth ii. nt, the palace said the queen died peacefully at balmoral this afternoon. a stable centre during a reign of immense change, the only monarch most have known. people wanted to pay their respects. the day after his mother's death, the new king, charles iii, returned to london from balmoral with camilla, the queen consort. before going into buckingham palace, he met the crowds gathered outside. cheering. then a first walk through the gates as king and queen consort. from here, he made his first address to the nation as sovereign. and to my darling mama, as you begin your last greatjourney tojoin my dear late papa, i want simply to say this. thank you. thank you for your love and devotion to our family and to the family of nations you have served so diligently all these years. may flights of angels sing thee to thy rest. the days ahead were filled with ritual and ceremony, some of it dating back centuries. the crown of the united kingdom of great britain and northern ireland is solely and

a year the world mourned queen elizabeth ii. # i am the resurrection. funeral a show of pomp and precision like few had ever seen. # he that believeth in me. thousands joined the queue to see the queen lying in state. for the new king, his was a public grief. just three months earlier, the queen celebrated her platinum jubilee. with herfamily, the nation... oh, dear. and paddington. perhaps you would like a marmalade sandwich? i always keep one for emergencies. so do i. i keep mine in here. 0h! the last official duty of queen elizabeth ii at her balmoral estate in scotland, meeting the new prime minister — back then — liz truss. two days later came news that the queen was unwell and her doctors were concerned. members of the royal family flew to scotland. it was clear the situation was grave. just after 6.30pm on thursday 8th september, the announcement that an historic 70—year reign was at an end. huw edwards: the bbc is interrupting its normal programmes to bring you an important announcement. buckingham palace has announced the death of her majesty qu

i keep mine in here- _ the last official duty of queen elizabeth ii. bound moral estate in scotland. meeting a new prime minister, back then, liz truss. two days later came use the queen was unwell and her doctors were concerned. members of the royal family flew to scotland. members of the royal family flew to scotland. it was clear the situation was grave. just after 6.30pm on thursday 8th september, the announcement that an historic 70—year reign was at an end. the bbc is interrupting its normal programmes to bring you an important announcement. buckingham palace has announced the death of her majesty queen elizabeth ii. in a statement, the palace said the queen died peacefully at balmoral this afternoon. a stable centre during a reign of immense change, the only monarch most have known. people wanted to pay their respects. the day after his mother's death, the new king, charles iii, returned to london from balmoral with camilla, the queen consort. before going into buckingham palace, he met the crowds gathered outside. cheering. then a first walk th

her late majesty queen elizabeth ii died just months after her platinum jubilee.nd britain went through three prime ministers and even more chancellors. one man who's tried to make sense of it is ian hislop, whether on tv or as editor of private eye's fortnightly magazine and latest annual. i visited his office for a conversation not just about recent news, but also why it's been a turn—off for some and why we need proper journalism more than ever. ian, thank you so much for talking to me and to bbc news. let's start, if you're happy to, with a few kind of reflections on this year, because in recent years the news agenda has often felt pretty crazy... yeah. ..and overwhelming, but this year, even more than most, we've had war in europe, the death of her late majesty the queen, we've had three prime ministers. i mean, has the news felt crazy because it's actually been crazy and the world has been crazy, or is itjust something about how we're covering it these days? no, i think it is genuinely crazy. i don't think the media can blame themselves for this one. i mean,

her final wave to her subcommittees. >> buckingham palace has just announced that her majesty queen elizabeth ii has died. >> the queen passed away quietly in her favor at home, balmoral castle in scotland. her son, the prince of wales, was now king charles the third. >> god save the king. >> when elizabeth was a life well lived, a promise with destiny kept, and she is more and most deeply in her passing. that promise of lifelong service i renew to all today. >> much of the world was united in grief. hundreds of thousands of mourners came to pay their respects. millions more watched across the globe. the passing of the queen brought about other changes as well. people searched for the phrase queen consort to understand kabul's neural after seven decades, national anthem was once again god save the king. in the background of all of these changes was the new scrutiny of the royal family and its relevant in the modern age. the new prince and princess of wales, kate and william, playing an increasingly prominent role, including a trip to the usa, their first state a year. >> there are continuing que

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king charles is expected to pay tribute to his mother, queen elizabeth ii, in his first televised christmaswill spend the day at sandringham where they will host the royal family's traditional gathering. charlotte gallagher sent this update from sandringham. crowds started arriving from the early hours of this morning, samantha, and a lot of people have made a lot of effort — there are santa hats, christmasjumpers, santa hats, christmas jumpers, people santa hats, christmasjumpers, people have brought presents, flowers for the royal family, people have brought presents, flowers for the royalfamily, but there are two girls here who have outshone everyone else so far. let's meet them. this is your gabor and ziggy bear, who have, just look at them, they are christmas, aren't they? they have tinsel, christmas jumpers, hats. haven't you, darling? this is dave, one of their owners. good morning. this is dave, one of their owners. good morning-— this is dave, one of their owners. good morning. you've made a lot of effort - they — good morning. you've made a lot of effort - they look — good morning

in his first christmas message as monarch, king charles pays tribute to his mother, the late queen elizabeth iillo and welcome to bbc news. more than a million homes and businesses in the united states are without power — as an intense winter storm sweeps across the country. temperatures in some areas are predicted to drop to as low as minus 45 celsius. hundreds of thousands of people across the border in canada have also been affected. the rapidly plunging temperatures, heavy snow and fierce winds have complicated the plans of many people travelling home for the christmas holiday. tom brada reports. once in a generation weather at the worst possible time. ice, wind, rain and extreme cold are wreaking havoc in the build—up to christmas. trees have been ripped from the ground and power lines have been knocked out across the country. from maine to texas, more than one million people are without electricity. it's very frustrating because we pay our bills to encore. all day it has been going in and out. i am really glad i have a fireplace because otherwise i would be freezing right now. this is mon

queen elizabeth ii's funeral as well.n the united kingdom and the wider commonwealth in recent months and they seem to be determined to be part of that conversation themselves rather than simply being written about by the press. being written about by the ress. ., ~' being written about by the ress. ., ~ ,, being written about by the ress. . ~ ,, ,., being written about by the ress. . ~ ,, . press. thank you ever so much for our press. thank you ever so much for your time — press. thank you ever so much for your time on _ press. thank you ever so much for your time on bbc _ press. thank you ever so much for your time on bbc news. . scientists have identified the most ancient dna yet, buried in ice age sediment in northern greenland. the dna is two million years old and it's twice the age of the previous record. the study also found that the area which today is covered in snow and ice, was once a rich forest. tom brada reports. a bitterly cold and inhospitable climate, today large parts of north greenland are harsh polar d

her late majesty queen elizabeth ii died just months after her platinum jubilee.in went through three prime ministers and even more chancellors. one man who's tried to make sense of it is ian hislop, whether on tv or as editor of private eye's fortnightly magazine and latest annual. i visited his office for a conversation not just about recent news, but also why it's been a turn—off for some and why we need proper journalism more than ever. ian, thank you so much for talking to me and to bbc news. let's start, if you're happy to, with a few kind of reflections on this year, because in recent years the news agenda has often felt pretty crazy... yeah. ..and overwhelming, but this year, even more than most, we've had war in europe, the death of her late majesty the queen, we've had three prime ministers. i mean, has the news felt crazy because it's actually been crazy and the world has been crazy, or is itjust something about how we're covering it these days? no, i think it is genuinely crazy. i don't think the media can blame themselves for this one. i mean, we're v

elizabeth ii and her retinue decided that this event, she cannot miss. can this reason be calculated? let's try so here is the chronicle of the visit of queencow on october 17, and on october 19 she was already in st. petersburg. from where 20 sailed to england on a ship, it turns out the only number free from moving is october 18, what happened in moscow on october 18, 1994. we find it hard to believe, but on october 18, 1994, queen elizabeth ii of great britain and her husband took part in the grand opening of a tiny museum under the name of the old english courtyard. look at this building, located in the very center of moscow on varvarka street, as it is not surprising today . it is the oldest surviving civil building in the capital from the 16th century and was owned by an english trading company called. the moscow company is a company, although it was called a trading company, in fact it was the first special service of great britain. the moscow company. and this is indeed a very curious phenomenon. since this company combined various function, respectively, trading company the british, as representatives of the capitalist nation sough

queen elizabeth ii baroness. susan hasse, at a reception at buckingham palace, suddenly latched on to a dark-skinned, threatened england gozi fullani, asking her where did she come to this country from? what is the nationality? i was born here and i'm british no, but really. where did you come from? where did your people come from my people is a woman what does that mean oh i see this is causing me trouble getting an answer. where are you from when you first arrived here? woman i'm british my parents came here in the fifties oh i knew that we will get to this you are a cabrita to the misfortune of the baroness, gozi, fullani, turned out to be a human rights activist and hush up the scandal did not become violence does not have to be physical, but if you touch my hair without permission, this is violence, you do not recognize me as british, and yet i don't agree with you. you won't stop at british prime minister rishi sook's, this episode brought back bad memories. i have already said that i have experienced racis

and that is because that is the final resting place of queen elizabeth ii and her late husband prince philip. so that is why perhaps the king is going to be paying tribute to his late mother . that tribute to his late mother. that speech, the christmas tree behind him in that photograph that's has been released by buckingham palace, has decorations which are very much sustainable . it's lots of glass, sustainable. it's lots of glass, lots , paper, of course, both lots, paper, of course, both recyclable materials. there's also pint raised canes and natural products. the tree itself is also raised , cycled as itself is also raised, cycled as a decorations for visitors to enjoy when . they visit windsor enjoy when. they visit windsor castle . the king is very much castle. the king is very much conscious of costs of living crisis as well. he's made a private, personal to a fuel poverty to help those struggling with the cost of living crisis and being able to pay bills or not being able to pay bills . so not being able to pay bills. so perhaps he also reflects cost of living crisis in the

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in his first christmas message as monarch, king charles will pay tribute to his mother, queen elizabeth iirles is hosting his first royal christmas after what has been a momentous year, notjust for the royalfamily, but the been a momentous year, notjust for the royal family, but the whole of the royal family, but the whole of the uk. a manhunt is under way near liverpool, after a woman was killed and several others injured in a shooting at a busy pub late last night. religious leaders use their seasonal messages to address the cost of living crisis and conflicts around the world.

first christmas message as monarch, king charles is to pay tribute to his mother, the late queen elizabeth iiyou are watching bbc news. now on bbc news, the travel show. hello and welcome to this very special edition of the show, coming to you from the spectacular valley of the kings here in luxor in egypt. if you were watching last week, you would have seen me unearthing the story of how tutankhamen�*s tomb was discovered here 100 years ago this year. well, it is such a breathtaking location that we thought we would stick around for a while and bring you this — our best bits of 2022. from the baking sun of here in egypt, let's switch to the snow of switzerland where, back in march, carmen got to experience a horse race like no other. where the jockeys don't need saddles, they use skis. this is st moritz, in the swiss alps. it's the place, so they say, where the concept of the winter holiday was born. it also occupies a unique place in sporting history — it's where the bobsleigh was created. but skijoring is an even stranger sporting event than that. the race is a wild mix of horses, skiing,

to her subjects on september 8th -- >> buckingham palace has just announced that her majesty queen elizabeth iid. >> reporter: the queen passed away quietly in her favorite home, balmoral castle in scotland her son, the prince of wales, was now king charles iii ♪ >> god save the king >> queen elizabeth 's was a lif well lived and she is mourninged most deeply in her passing that promise of lifelong service, i renew to all today. ♪ >> reporter: much of the world was united in grief. hundreds of thousands of mourners came to pay their respects, millions more watched across the globe the passing of the queen brought about other changes, as well people searched for the phrase queen consort to understand camilla's new role after seven decades, the national anthem was once again "god save the king. ♪ god save the king ♪ >> reporter: in the background of all these changes was the new scrutiny of the royal family and its relevance in the modern age. the new prince and princess of wales kate and william playing an increasingly prominent role including a trip to the usa, their first in eight years there

this'll be the first christmas in decades without queen elizabeth ii, who helped elevate corgis to relativee uk. she owned nearly 30 of them. >> yes, it is all very sad and special. >> look at those faces. the queens two current corgis were apparently by her side when she passed away. >> it's impossible not to look at them and spell. they are so cute. the little waddle that they do. >> this may be something in england, they leave their tails -- something about the stumpy tail, it's cute. i like seeing the wagging effect. >>> take a look at what's happening as we get closer to the corgi christmas, or non-, pick your poison. a chilly night tonight. some of it is going to spill to eastern and alameda county. the weekend, it's going to be dry. plenty of sunshine out there tomorrow and on sunday. it will be cool. temperatures won't warm-up a lot. clouds in the forecast next week. is the clouds roll in, temperatures will go up as the warmer air will be producing the low opportunities for rain. the fog is spurting out by early tomorrow morning. it will gradually dissipate. keep in mind if you're t

that it was in st george's chapel and that is because that is the final resting place of queen elizabeth ii and her late husband , prince ii and her late husband, prince philip. so that is going the king is going to be paying tributes to his late mother in speech. tributes to his late mother in speech . the archbishop of speech. the archbishop of canterbury will pay tribute to the late queen during his christmas , which is taking christmas, which is taking place, remembering those who suffer immense anxiety and hardship. justin welby is expected to say that there is unconquerable hope in the birth of jesus christ despite conflicts around the world and the cost of living crisis. mr. will also praise the examples set by the late queen, saying she a life of service and put her interest after those she served . now over a million served. now over a million americans and canadians are facing christmas day without power as a winter storm continues to hit north america . continues to hit north america. according to reports, weather car accidents in the us left at least 16 dead. nearly thousand fli

her most famous challenge is a t-shirt in which queen elizabeth ii's lips are pierced with a safety pinants it. to introduce the royal family to punk culture, now they have an eternity for elizabeth ii this year , i would still like to say happy new year, but somehow it’s sad that time ends, unfortunately, it’s not inexorable, and nevertheless we congratulate denis to you and all business news team, happy new year and we are waiting for you and the whole team. thank you thank you today brazil and hundreds of millions of fans around the world are in mourning, but the king of football, pele edson ranti with dunacementu, has passed away. this is his real name, the only footballer who became world champion three times. and this record is unlikely to be beaten any time soon, drinking won the brazilian championship in his entire career, scoring 1,281 goals. fifa recognized the brazilians as the best player of the 20th century. although he never competed at the olympics, the international olympic committee named him the best athlete. centuries after retired from football drank always remained

i was taken aback by the i adoration and the huge coverage of queen elizabeth ii's funeral.did want to cut costs. he has agreed as king that he will have the full p°mp as king that he will have the full pomp and ceremony. it will be as long as the late queen's coronation, i won't be quite as elaborate, but lots of pomp and pageantry and once—in—a—lifetime spectacle. this is next may, may the 6th. once-in-a-lifetime spectacle. this is next may, may the 6th.- is next may, may the 6th. rosa? yeah, it's — is next may, may the 6th. rosa? yeah, it's really _ is next may, may the 6th. rosa? yeah, it's really interesting. - is next may, may the 6th. rosa? l yeah, it's really interesting. there was this— yeah, it's really interesting. there was this debate about whether charies— was this debate about whether charles would have a different way of doing _ charles would have a different way of doing things. now he seems to have _ of doing things. now he seems to have come — of doing things. now he seems to have come out and suggested that the monarchy— have come out and suggested that t

this the only bright event during the reign of the strass sheet has nothing to do with her queen elizabeth iiied 2 days after meeting her with a farewell ceremony. she was in charge of not the tracks, the funeral plan began to be created even before her birth in a five-mile line to a closed coffin. about 1,000 people fainted. we have news from the united kingdom today. now the prime minister is in front of the name of rishi sunak, which biden mastered not the first time. in britain, not a single person became prime minister, because no one else was nominated for this position. from this without five minutes of a billionaire. they expected that his talent to attract money, and gilded the whole country, the british, under him, began to visit banks , banks, food and heat more often, the local press writes that babies are given diluted condensed milk instead of baby food, and adults eat dog food for this year the country of raspberries, where you could lie low with dirty money from anywhere in the world in chelsea, the most expensive area of ​​london, and drink quietly. the rest of the life of va

king charles is expected to pay tribute to his mother, queen elizabeth ii, in his first televised christmasng the day at sandringham where they will host the royal family's traditional gathering. here are some pictures from less than an hour ago, of the king and the royal family walking into church, joined by the queen consort, the prince and princess of wales and their children. our the ukrainian president has recorded a defiant video message as his country marks its first christmas since the invasion of russia. volodymyr zelensky said russian missiles could not harm his country�*s �*steel spirit�*. hugo bachega has been to meet one family in kyiv to find out how they are coping. it�*s a small gesture, but a symbol of defiance. this couple don�*t usually celebrate christmas in december. but this year is different. with russian soldiers in their country, it is a moment of change, to break away from old traditions. translation: we celebrate christmas together as catholics, _ the same way they do. we don�*t want to give the russians a reason to think we won�*t have a holiday. in their buildin

king charles is expected to pay tribute to his mother, queen elizabeth ii, in his first televised christmasspending the day at sandringham where they will host the royal family's traditional gathering. earlier, king charles attended a christmas service at church, a short walk away from sandringham house. he was joined by the queen consort, the prince and princess of wales and their children, prince george, princess charlotte and prince louis. our reporter charlotte gallagher has been at sandringham and said that the royal family has reunited for the traditional celebrations but without queen elizabeth. iimagine it i imagine it is probably quite a bittersweet day for the royal family. we have all had those christmases and holidays where someone who was such an important part of them is no longer there. the queen was so associated with sandringham, she loved this place and knew many people in the area, people who worked on the estate, and she had her christmas traditions. baubles would always be left for the great grandchildren to hang on trees and they would open their presents on christmas

a few moments ago, buckingham palace announced the death of her majesty queen elizabeth ii.breakfast. we're at westminster abbey on an historic day. 0n the coffin, a card handwritten by the king. "in loving and devoted memory, charles r." big ben chimes from lloyd george to liz truss, the bbc�*s political reporters have stood here trying to record everything that happened behind that famous door. the choices made by prime ministers that affect us all. even life or death. and many decisions that made history. sir winston churchill has resigned from the position of prime minister. he made the radio broadcast his own. but winston churchill was not a fan of tv. sir harold wilson is speeding towards london by train. we think we may be able to contact him by radio telephone. we're going to try. mr wilson? 0thers soon saw the opportunity. may i tell you the result - of the labour gain this morning at brighton kempton? hello? i seem to have lost you. the bbc, mrs thatcher. crafted their soundbites. where there is doubt, may we bring faith. i and where there is despair, may we bring

chains and a hedgehog on your head, her most famous challenge is a t-shirt on which the lips of queen elizabeth iie pierced. it's a pin, as eastwood said, so she wants to introduce the royal family to fan culture. now they have with elizabeth, the second one has an eternity for it. thank you for acting with an economic review. lugansk people's republic of the people's republic young cossacks students of the general platov cadet corps received new year's gifts on behalf of dmitry mironov, chairman of the presidential council for cossack affairs, the children were presented with backpacks with school sets and sweets, the educational institution itself received new equipment , computer classes, sound equipment and a wrestling carpet for the gym, alchevsk the cossack cadet corps was opened in 2018 in memory of those who gave their lives for peace in the donbass, now 166 people are studying there. the largest number of santa clauses is now in they don’t have a rally or conference in voronezh, and not just ordinary citizens live there, who, on the eve of the holiday, decided to fulfill the dream of chil

yes, | we're seeing the transition from one reign to another, from the reign of queen elizabeth ii toeech mentioned his love for harry and meghan and he was proud of the new lives that they were creating in california. so we get a sense of king charles iii trying to extend the olive branch. and it will be interesting to see if harry and meghan are invited to the coronation next year. however, it's clear the relationship between william and harry may well be damaged beyond repair. as we can see that there's a lot of conflict between the two brother, and that they see the situation that they're in completely differently. but the are completely differently. but they are not _ completely differently. but they are not the _ completely differently. but they are not the first royal brothers to find themselves suffering this sort of falling out, i believe, are they? film. out, i believe, are they? oh, certainly _ out, i believe, are they? oh, certainly not. _ out, i believe, are they? oh, certainly not. within - out, i believe, are they? oh, certainly not. within the - certainly not. within th

there has been a big wave of sympathy for king charles iii in the context of losing his mother, queen elizabeth iistances. they were critics of how the future charles iii was portrayed on the crown on netflix, so, if this continues to focus on family conflict rather than wider institutional conflict, there may well be sympathy for charles iii, who has publicly expressed his love for harry and meghan, and wished them well in california. scientists have identified the most ancient dna yet buried in ice age sediment in northern greenland. the dna is two million—years—old and it's twice the age of the previous record. the study also found that the area, which today is covered in snow and ice, was once a rich forest. tom brada reports. a bitterly cold and inhospitable climate, today large parts of north greenland are harsh polar desert, but a new discovery suggests it has not always been so bleak. scientists have been able to turn back the clock — two million years to be precise — and have found evidence of thriving life. two million years, ago we had this forest and environment with mastodons and rein

there has been a big wave of sympathy for king charles iii in the context of losing his mother, queen elizabeth iitics of how the future charles iii was portrayed on the crown on netflix, so, if this continues to focus on family conflict rather than wider institutional conflict, there may well be sympathy for charles iii, who has publicly expressed his love for harry and meghan, and wished them well in california. carolyn harris talking about the harry and meghan documentary that is in just a few hours. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @monika plaha. you i'm @monika plaha. are watching bbc news, thank you are watching bbc news, thank you very much forjoining me. hello. we're already seeing the snow piling up across some parts of northern scotland here, for example, aberdeenshire. so no wonder there are snow warnings out, notjust for northern scotland, but snow showers elsewhere. but with the widespread frost, of course, ice is a real concern, particularly where the showers have been, but not exclusively. and this cold air sitting upon us at the moment is here to stay. you can trace its origin rig

first christmas message as monarch, king charles is to pay tribute to his mother, the late queen elizabeth iiyou are watching bbc news. now it's time for click. rock version of we wish you a merry christmas plays. well, ho... ho! ..hoand... both: merry clickmas! it's the first one from our new glasgow base, so we are here in the middle of pacific quay in the studio. yoo—hoo! good, innit? and we've got all of the latest tech decks... low carbon log fire... ..cgi baubles. ..and sustainable signage. now, this is our last show of 2022 and i think we can all agree it's been a year, hasn't it? it's been a year. here we go. so he's doing the launch sequence now. ten. nine. seven. six. five, four, three, two, one. launching. whoa! i started it with the maddest idea i've heard of in ages — launching satellites into space by throwing them into orbit. right. eating on camera is always very messy. i had some cocoa—free chocolate. but is that still chocolate? really good. mmm, lovely. i beg your pardon? you had help from the likes of me — the trimmer, - younger—looking virtual version of you that has help

in britain, queen elizabeth ii died after a reign of 70 years. her own family and by political problems in britain. but also by enthusiastic celebrations of her platinum jubilee and only three months later a worldwide outpouring of respect at her funeral. i think the leaders enjoyed the fact that they were going to the most extraordinary diplomatic reception at buckingham palace. the sort of event that they don't get to go to very often. because although they go to big summits, they don't all go to the same party at the same time in such grandeur. and then of course there was a bit of business done on the side. these leaders did want to talk about ukraine, they did want to talk about the global economy and energy and things like that. because remember the fact that every head of state with whom the uk has relations was invited, and that meant there were huge swathes of the global south here as well. and those are voices that you don't always hear at big international summits, that quite often are a little dominated by the west. and in the west ou

relph reports on a year of upheaval and transition in the royal year: a year the world mourned queen elizabeth ii

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