that was the one that had the sketch with queen elizabeth ii and paddington bear.e bbc is also nominated on the bbc is also nominated for its coverage of the state funeral of queen elizabeth ii. a real reflection of some of the year's tv viewing there. that was our entertainment _ year's tv viewing there. that was| our entertainment correspondent. every year, millions of the butterflies migrate from canada to mexico on a 2000 mile journey. butterflies migrate from canada to mexico on a 2000 milejourney. the world wildlife fund said the numbers are down by nearly a quarter this year alone. the butterflies go to mexico during the winter to hibernate. experts say climate change is having a considerable impact on the butterflies migration pattern. forthe impact on the butterflies migration pattern. for the first time, like celebrating the holy month of ramadan have been switched on in london. ramadan marks the month that the quran was revealed to the prophet muhammad. the holy month begins tomorrow and during time, practising muslims will only eat between sunset and su

we have today, one of the countries that was freed from british colonialism during the era of elizabeth ii, which destroyed the unrest and rebellions of supporters of independence in this country that started in 52 at the same time as the coronation of the british queen finally it came to fruition and the independence of the people of kenya other british colonies were irrigated with many houses . the independence of this african country was the end of the colonial era. we were far away from school. draw in the beautiful nature and let us draw .

point that we have today , which countries were freed from british colonialism during the era of elizabeth ii. 52 started at the same time as the coronation of the british queen finally, it came to fruition and the independence against al-ain or like other british colonies was dissolved with many houses. the independence of this african country is the end of the british era. welcome news . ajl allah ta'ala farjah al-sharif will be held on tuesday night in the holy shrine of imams askariyin , these days it hosts those who are waiting for the advent.

have today about the countries that were freed from the british colonialism during the era of elizabeth ii, the unrest and rebellions of supporters of independence in this country, which began in 1952 at the same time as the coronation of the british queen, and the independence of the people of kenya, like other british colonies, was irrigated with many houses. the independence of this african country is the end of the british era. airports all over bliss with discounts that are exciting. soon all over iran. hello, the car did not have insurance. electronic check and promissory note thomson's example from the group, the moment when the cheetah and the difficulty of the tv got better, but not because you can buy installments any way you calculate , easy installments without a hall, just with a checkbook , without the need to refer to it. we present the news at 16:00 in relation to our colleagues. the deadline for the registration of imported cars has been extended until 24:00 on saturday, march 13. the spokesperson of the ministry of security announced this news and said that the editing op

very much a departure from his mother, the late queen elizabeth ii's handling of what was deemed obviouslyrmans view that? of course, talking about the second world war, owing to a memorial, that is hugely symbolic for the british royal family to do in germany? in symbolic for the british royal family to do in germany? in 1965 the queen visited — family to do in germany? in 1965 the queen visited germany _ family to do in germany? in 1965 the queen visited germany for _ family to do in germany? in 1965 the queen visited germany for the - family to do in germany? in 1965 the queen visited germany for the first i queen visited germany for the first time as a monarch, which really marked the beginning of a reconciliation between the two countries following the two wars. the queen this year for 11 days, a really long visit. at the time that was very much welcome —— the queen was very much welcome —— the queen was here for 11 days. you can really observe a similar theme even though the focus is not entirely on the post—war era, but it is very much the reconciliation following years of dispute o

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high school in peel. few days at the queen elizabeth ii high school in peel . and a ii high school in peel. and a drag queen appeared there , spoke drag queen appeared there, spoke to 11 and 12 year olds. and it now seems that parents are standing up and saying they are not prepared to. put up with this. let's find out by going now straight to the isle of man . and i'm going to be joined by matthew cheatham, who was a parent at the qe two school and. i'm going to be joined by lisa cox, vice chair of the maro . if cox, vice chair of the maro. if i pronounce that correctly, commissioner as a form of local government , the island. good government, the island. good evening to both of you. thank you for coming on the program. we really want a proper explanation of this and? i'm keen to start, matthew, with you. you had a child that was put in front of this drag queen. what happened? that's offended you ? i think it's the fact you? i think it's the fact they've gone in without the being asked is okay is what we're teaching this is or off the curriculum we're still un

high school in peel. few days at the queen elizabeth ii high school in peel .nd a ii high school in peel. and a drag queen appeared there , spoke drag queen appeared there, spoke to 11 and 12 year olds. and it now seems that parents are standing up and saying they are not prepared to. put up with this. let's find out by going now straight to the isle of man . and i'm going to be joined by matthew cheatham, who was a parent at the qe two school and. i'm going to be joined by lisa cox, vice chair of the maro . if cox, vice chair of the maro. if i pronounce that correctly, commissioner as a form of local government , the island. good government, the island. good evening to both of you. thank you for coming on the program. we really want a proper explanation of this and? i'm keen to start, matthew, with you. you had a child that was put in front of this drag queen. what happened? that's offended you ? i think it's the fact you? i think it's the fact they've gone in without the being asked is okay is what we're teaching this is or off the curriculum we're still unsu

been the first visit after charles the third became the monarch after the death of his mother elizabeth iiseptember 8th 2022 and may 6th 23rd it will be 13 in 3 years and it will be the first coronation weekend weekend since edward the seventh edward the seventh this was the son of queen victoria and in 1902 in the year when he made his first visit to france, by the way, the so-called entente was formed, and then there was the first world war, and why now, well , the official reason that macron said is the protests, that in france there are constant protests about social issues, economic problems, because of the protests was postponed this visit, although, well, this is, again, an explanation so-so, because in france there is always a protest, as you and i know, it is clear, egor. and one last question, but very briefly, about the royal family. please tell me , personally, i have the impression that when the current monarch became the king, so the support of ukraine from the monarchic house in particular became more active under elizabeth the second, but it seems to me that it was not so o

windsor harbors the weakness of germany, whatever it was in 2015, for the next visit to berlin of elizabeth iished off the dust from the old newsreel , the future of the queen depicts the nazi salute to the child, of course. it’s not her fault, it’s her uncle who ruled, then edward the eighth big admirer of hitler learned charles iii himself began to visit germany as a teenager with his now deceased mother and later visited here regularly as the prince of wales to the throne the heir to the richest history, however, in germany as well as throughout the world, buckingham palace and its inhabitants. this is primarily an endless reality show in the british monarchy, of course popular in germany, but it is such a dubious popularity that the focus of public attention is concentrated on how and why at a particular moment in time is unhappy. family, wine. now there is a conflict related to the younger son of the king harry who is the british king - this is not a serious character, but secular and even scandalous chronicle, which imposes certain restrictions on perception of him as a political isaar,

h paul barrows who carried queen elizabeth ii scoffing at a funeral are among those to be recognisedg charles has recognised military personnel for the role they play during the period of national mourning. the queen structure who worked with her for more than 25 years also receives an honour. the vatican has returned three fragments of the ancient parthenon sculptures to greece and the move that has been described as a gesture of friendship. our reporter, sherry phelps, has more details. returning home. three more parthenon fragments are now being displayed at the acropolis museum in athens, alongside other ancient artefacts. there were smiles all round at the ceremony attended by representatives of pope francis and the greek orthodox church. the gifting of the fragments of the parthenon, which have been held in the vatican museums for more than two centuries, shows itself as an ecclesial, cultural and social gesture of friendship and solidarity with the people of greece. the decision to return the fragments was announced by pope francis last year. translation: my personal heartfelt

eight pallbearers who carried queen elizabeth ii's coffin at her funeral are among those to be recognisedast year, aged 96. 0ur reporter shelley phelps is with me. tell us more. the special honours _ tell us more. the special honours list _ tell us more. the special honours list following - tell us more. the specialj honours list following the death of queen elizabeth include scores of members of the royal household and military personnel who were involved in the queen's funeral. you mention the pallbearers there. have been awarded the medal and have played a hugely important part in herfuneral. thinking of many of the poignant moments during the funeral as they carried the queen's coffin as it was draped with the royal standard in the crown the top of it. it was watched by millions of people around the world and many viewers reported how they actually held their breath as the pallbearers carried the queens coffin carefully up the steps into st george's chapel. also on the list are members of the royal air force flight who transported the queen from scotland to london as well as advisers

eight pallbearers who carried queen elizabeth ii's coffin at her funeral are among those to be recognisedember last year, aged 96. our reporter shelley phelps gave me more details. this special honours list following the death of queen elizabeth includes scores of members of the royal household and military personnel who were involved in the queen's funeral and others who were involved in the queen's lying in state — i'm sure we can remember those queues — hundreds of people queueing to see the queen and pay their respects. you mentioned the pallbearers — the eight grenadier guards. they have been awarded the royal victoria medal. of course, they played such an important role in the queen's funeral. if you think of some of those poignant scenes as they carried the queen's coffin, draped in the royal standard with the crown atop of it, and they were watched by millions of people around the world and some viewers actually reported holding their breath as the pallbearers carefully carried the queen's coffin into st george's chapel. now, also being recognised are members of the royal air forc

thing is that they will appear in post offices only after all the stamps with the image of queen elizabeth iibeen sold out and this may not happen earlier than a month later, well, that's all i have in the column, the world about ukraine today from the bunker, but that's only for today, tomorrow there will be more, there will be more in our next broadcast, so don't switch the damn stairs, my legs can't walk anymore wait, i'll get there, how are you i'm not. but what kind of health is there? in my sixties, i thought so. until i tried hervital gerovital plus, a vitamin complex that takes care of the heart and strengthens the body . energy reception once a day fm halychyna on the air, the attack is repelled well, february will strike at your cyber attack radio fm halychyna has prepared its response and we heard that our armed forces promised a spring counteroffensive of the occupier, so radio fm halychyna will be in the formation of an informational spring counterattack, you will hear and even see life goes on there is a war going on. galicia is not enough for the russians. for the ukrainians, i

windsor feeds the weakness of germany whatever it was in 2015 for the next visit to berlin of elizabeth iimedia dusted off the old newsreel the future queen depicts a nazi salute the child is certainly not to blame. this is her uncle , who was then ruling edward the eighth big admirer of hitler, taught charles iii himself began to visit germany in his teens with his now deceased mother and later visited here regularly, as a principle, the welsh throne. the heir has a rich history, however, in germany, as well as throughout the world, buckingham palace and its inhabitants. this is primarily an endless reality show in the british monarchy, of course popular in germany, but it is such a dubious popularity that the focus of public attention is concentrated on how and why a family is unhappy at a particular moment in time. winza is now hearing about a conflict with the relatives of the king's youngest son harry that is, the british king is not a serious character, but a secular and even scandalous chronicle, which imposes certain restrictions on the perception of him as a political emissary, bu

windsor feed the weakness of germany, whatever it is was not in 2015 for the next visit to berlin of elizabeth iidia shook off the dust from the old newsreels. future queen depicts the nazi salute the child is certainly not to blame. it was her uncle, who was then ruling edward vii, a great admirer of hitler, who taught charles iii himself began to visit germany as a teenager with his now deceased mother and later visited here regularly, as the prince of wales to the throne the heir to the richest history, however, in germany, as well as throughout the world, buckingham palace and its inhabitants. this is first of all endless reality shows, the british monarchy, of course popular in germany but it's such dubious popularity the focus of public attention is concentrated on how and why at a particular point in time is unhappy. family, wine. now there is a conflict related to the younger son of the king harry. that is, the british king is not a serious character, but a secular and even scandalous chronicle, which imposes certain restrictions on the perception of him as a political emissary, but brita

eight pallbearers who carried queen elizabeth ii's coffin at her funeral are among those to be recognisedlist. king charles has honoured royal aides and military personnel for the roles they played during the period of national mourning. angela kelly, the queen's dresser, who worked with her for more than 25 years was also received recognition. 0peration chiffon was the codename given to a top—secret british intelligence operation that eventually paved the way for the good friday agreement — bringing an end to more than three decades of violence in northern ireland. at the centre of it all was an undercover agent known as �*robert�*. journalist peter taylor has spent more than 20 years tracking him down, and in a new documentary, he explains what really happened. by the early 1990s, more than 3,000 people had been killed on all sides, in what was known as the troubles. the continuing violence was fed by one question — should northern ireland remain in the united kingdom or become part of a united ireland? when peace finally came, with the good friday agreement, i was convinced that an m15

eight pallbearers who carried queen elizabeth ii's coffin, at her funeral, are among those to be recognisedthe roles they played during the period of national mourning. angela kelly, the queen's dresser, who worked with her, for more than 25 years, also received an honour. returning home. three more parthenon fragments are now being displayed at the acropolis museum in athens, alongside other ancient artefacts. there were smiles all round at the ceremony attended by representatives of pope francis and the greek orthodox church. the gifting of the fragments of the parthenon, which have been held in the vatican museums for more than two centuries, shows itself as an ecclesial, cultural and social gesture of friendship and solidarity with the people of greece. the decision to return the fragments was announced by pope francis last year. translation: my personal heartfelt wish is that this initiative _ is mimicked by others. pope francis showed that this is possible and significant. greece hopes the move will spur other overseas institutions holding parthenon sculptures to return them. translat

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former shopping , ii and , the queen elizabeth ii and roman convert you are roman catholic convert youws tv, radio and onune with gb news tv, radio and online and next we'll be discussing the role of a christian lecturer who has been sacked . his views on sacked. his views on homosexuality and church . homosexuality and the church. now it's time to check those news headlines with our own armstrong . and it's almost 25 to armstrong. and it's almost 25 to 4. marion armstrong , the gb 4. marion armstrong, the gb newsroom, the home secretary is planning to deport the first migrants to rwanda by the summer, saying the country's clearly ready to start receiving them . speaking in kigali, she them. speaking in kigali, she says the timing depends on pending legal battles. and as indicated the uk could move away from the european convention of human rights if it hinders the plan. agreement with rwanda has been expanded to include all illegal migrants , not just illegal migrants, not just asylum seekers . for chancellor asylum seekers. for chancellor kwasi kwarteng has accepted . he kwasi kwarte

then elizabeth ii did in 1953.urg government here and this whole square behind was packed with crowds who had turned out , despite the who had turned out, despite the rain, to see king and queen consort's king and queen consort, consort spent long time meeting as many people as possible , then went inside, possible, then went inside, signed the golden , which is signed the golden, which is something queen elizabeth ii did in 1965. and they also a surprise appearance on the balcony here. and the crowd went wild there was a lot of cheering going on. the king and queen consort have now split off the queen's on their way to a school to do some little literacy engagements, readings, children gruffalo that that famous children's the king is going on the boats to look at some hydroelectric power initiative all sustainability and all about sustainability and climate change for the king this afternoon then the two of them will meet up again to round off this three day state visit for a reception with around 1000 people in h

green's platinum jubilee, you will remember that was the one famously had the sketch with queen elizabeth ii's tv viewing there. what are these nominations tells about the sort of trends successful on television? and just how much people are still watching tv? we keep obfuscating about the threat to television, if you are in this industry, in the digital landscape? it is very interesting to see netflix has more nominations than itv this year, so that is a sure sign of how people are moving towards screaming, and were talking about the queen there, imelda staunton is nominated for playing queen elizabeth for the first time in series five of the crown. in britain, a very interesting one, nomination for a show called the traitors, shown during the world cup, almost kind of thrown out there, the best way of describing it would be it is a kind of televised version of murder in the dark, the old parlour game, but it was a real word—of—mouth hit, very small viewing figures at the start which got bigger and bigger during the series as people set have you seen this? and claudia were uncommonly percen

left and he clearly feels that he has unfinished business now he told the meeting at the queen elizabeth iiat he thought he wouldn't have any more big jobs in politics. that's what he says. but clearly, he does feel that he was pushed out on fairly. he said in his leaving speech they changed the partway through, but them's the breaks he's very upset about what and doesn't fundamentally feel that he was treated fairly although i mean has to be said it was his own who resigned you know, dozens and dozens of them . and it was and dozens of them. and it was the chris pincher affair rather than partygate, the ultimately brought him down, but still partygate was a massive, massive part it and when the herd moves it moves. so said boris johnson , catherine forster, thank you so much for talking us through those issues. let's get more now with kaczynski. the conservative mp for shrewsbury and al—sham, who joins us outside parliament and daniel, first of all, what do you make this appointment? is this something that has been done by the labour party party ? done by the labour party party? well, i ha

eight pallbearers who carried queen elizabeth ii's coffin at her funeral are among those to be recognisedonoured royal aides and military personnel for the roles they played during the period of national mourning. angela kelly, the queen's dresser, who worked with her for more than 25 years, was also received recognition. two teenage boys have appeared in court this morning charged with murdering a 16 year—old who was stabbed to death in northampton. rohan shand died in kingsthorpe on wednesday. 0ur correspondent angus crawford has more from northampton magisrates court. rohan shand wasjust 16 when he died. he was known to family and friends as fred. police say there was an incident in the kings thorpe area of the town at 3.30 on wednesday afternoon. they say that rohan received a single stab wound to the chest and died shortly afterwards. we know since his death there has been an online fundraising campaign to support his family, which has raised almost £20,000 already. immediately after the incident, there were four arrests, two adults, two teenagers. the adults were released without ch

in january 2014, elizabeth ii sold an abandoned church that belonged to her for this symbolic sum. everythingale for 400, the merchant vasily gagara, who visited the holy land in the 1630s, wrote that the right to perform ablution there could be bought for three efimka, that is, full-weight silver tylers. but the most famous ablution is probably the jordan river in the jordan absolutely right , moreover, at the place of the baptism of jesus christ loon, of course, took advantage of 200 composers in 1956, on the 200th anniversary of his birth in the soviet union, they issued a postage stamp with his portrait and the signature of the great austrian composer mozart, and he was bought almost instantly for more than three thousand dollars. in 1846, the owner and editor of this magazine , pyotr pletnev, sold it to nikolai nekrasov and ivan panaev, the program of the magazine was determined by the articles of its ideological leader, vissarion belinsky . christian aikman disease take, retreated when bran was added 40 years later, eikman received the nobel prize for his contribution to the discovery o

the queen, the queen elizabeth ii bestowed the titles of earl and countess wessex onto them.urgh , prince philip and edinburgh, prince philip and queen elizabeth ii are no longer with us, the takes is of the duke of edinburgh and duchess of edinburgh would be passed on to edward sophie and that is edward and sophie and that is exactly what has happened . there exactly what has happened. there was rumours perhaps that was some rumours perhaps that the king would choose not to give brother, youngest give brother, his youngest brother, title of duke brother, the title of duke of edinburgh, because wants edinburgh, because he wants a slimmed down monarchy. but clearly that hasn't happened. the has given title the king has given the title duchess cigarette to duchess about cigarette to edward sophie, but of course edward and sophie, but of course giving the titles . of course, it giving the titles. of course, it that son and the viscount severn , now the new earl of wessex . it , now the new earl of wessex. it looks like all the members of the royal family just arriving. mark as w

anchor: and, for more, stephen clark joins us, author of the book, elizabeth ii.th us. >> ok. anchor: talk about the timing and the optics. there was a banquet plan for versailles. that would not have been good. why is this problematic? >> to begin with, it probably wasn't problematic, but given the social climate in france at the moment, any sign of wealth and privilege goes down badly and gives the opportunity for people to politicize king charles's visit. it was not a political visit, it was a cultural/democdiplomatic . it is not the right atmosphere at the moment for this kind of friendly visit. anchor: king charles was scheduled to visit bordeaux, where the entrance to the town hall was set on fire, so there a art security concerns -- are security concerns as well. >>>> he was due to go by train, so it was becoming impossible to organize. anchor: let's step back a little bit. how significant was this trip supposed to be for controls given that he was just beginning his reign. >> he chose france for his first state visit abroad. that is a big thing. now he is

and i think it's absolutely unforgivable the way that she allowed both philip and the queen elizabeth iiyal family was racist, which prince harry had since had to walk back. so actually if anyone should be apologising , it's meghan to us. apologising, it's meghan to us. to charles. to william to kate. yeah, but she should apologise because she did that. it was racist and she left this hanging over for over a year, which upset the senior and also this time because know the queen died. yes you know, the queen would have heartbroken by that. and know who else should apologise. oprah winfrey apologise. oprah winfrey apologise for her bad because she did well she didn't question . no, no. it was a conversation it wasn't an interview. you know as much as i do that if you if you interview someone , you you interview someone, you should ask several questions in same sphere to get the full truth . but if you just hear that truth. but if you just hear that and go, oh, like that, you know that's not it was good journalism was a decent job. and you know, if you're interviewed, your best mate, that's

the republicans out there and the harry and meghan lovers who hope that after the death of queen elizabeth iiould start to wane . think they going to to wane. think they are going to be lady see, be disappointed. lady see, i they will be very disappointed . they will be very disappointed. i mean, the king's visit, it has gone down so well. i mean, it's been wonderfully received . he been wonderfully received. he spoke in german , speaks german spoke in german, speaks german is his mother, queen elizabeth, the queen mother, his grandmother who hated germans. she german as well. she had a jewish governess, a german jewish governess, a german jewish governess, a german jewish governess when she was a little girl who at beginning of the first world war had to go back to germany. so they all speak and know he has he has touched all the right. notes and he's leading the visit has gone down. brilliant which i am delighted actually not surprised that it and camilla has charmed everybody she has met as well kinsey to me i think it shows the contrast, doesn't it, between jean king and ? prince between

the republicans out there and the harry and meghan lovers who hope that after the death of queen elizabeth ii start to wane . think they going to to wane. think they are going to be lady see, be disappointed. lady see, i they will be very disappointed . they will be very disappointed. i mean, the king's visit, it has gone down so well. i mean, it's been wonderfully received . he been wonderfully received. he spoke in german , speaks german spoke in german, speaks german is his mother, queen elizabeth, the queen mother, his grandmother who hated germans. she german as well. she had a jewish governess, a german jewish governess, a german jewish governess, a german jewish governess when she was a little girl who at beginning of the first world war had to go back to germany. so they all speak and know he has he has touched all the right. notes and he's leading the visit has gone down. brilliant which i am delighted actually not surprised that it and camilla has charmed everybody she has met as well kinsey to me i think it shows the contrast, doesn't it, between jean king and ? prince between jean

and i think it's absolutely unforgivable the way that she allowed both philip and the queen elizabeth iiamily was racist, which prince harry had since had to walk back. so actually if anyone should be apologising , it's meghan to us. apologising, it's meghan to us. to charles. to william to kate. yeah, but she should apologise because she did that. it was racist and she left this hanging over for over a year, which upset the senior and also this time because know the queen died. yes you know, the queen would have heartbroken by that. and know who else should apologise. oprah winfrey apologise. oprah winfrey apologise for her bad because she did well she didn't question . no, no. it was a conversation it wasn't an interview. you know as much as i do that if you if you interview someone , you you interview someone, you should ask several questions in same sphere to get the full truth . but if you just hear that truth. but if you just hear that and go, oh, like that, you know that's not it was good journalism was a decent job. and you know, if you're interviewed, your best mate, that's goin

winzar, feed the weakness of germany, whatever it may be in 2015 for the next visit to berlin of elizabeth iid newsreels. future queen depicts the nazi salute the child is certainly not to blame. it was her uncle who was then ruling edward vii, a great admirer of hitler, who taught charles iii himself began to visit germany in his teens with his now deceased mother and later visited here regularly, as prince of wales. he is the heir to a rich history, however, in germany as well as throughout the world, buckingham palace and its inhabitants. this is first of all endless reality shows, the british monarchy, of course popular in germany but it's such dubious popularity the focus of public attention is concentrated on how and why at a particular point in time is unhappy. family, vince. now there is a conflict akin to the youngest son of the king harry, the yetan king is not a serious character , but a secular even scandalous chronicle, which imposes certain restrictions on the perception of him as a political emissary, but britain has no other monarchy for the world and charles has to work hard

such germany, rather than a nation, which is what the queen elizabeth ii did following her coronationnd the population in berlin . and because we are berlin. and because we are reflecting but i think we can take some live pictures now actually in terms of berlin. let's just get our cameras there for because as was saying this , for because as was saying this, the joint operation between german and british troops engineers with this this bridge over the canal . and i think over the canal. and i think cameron is still with us. cameron is still with us. cameron course the whole issue of german military involvement has touched olaf scholz and what is doing about providing arms and munitions for. ukraine but interesting that prince charles reflecting earlier in his speech to the bundestag . you know, the to the bundestag. you know, the recognition of those who died dunng recognition of those who died during the second world war and the allied bombing raids on germany . you know, harking back germany. you know, harking back to that old of fawlty towers sketch , don't mention the war. sketch

the late queen elizabeth ii was the last person to use the chair in 1953. and white. so krista wants to make sure the throne's colors shine through. >> so there's birds. there's figures of saints and kings. it really is an exquisite example of the quality of craftsmanship that doesn't survive anymore. >> reporter: the historic chair has survived schoolboy graffiti and even a bombing. when finished, the royal restoration will be krista's crowning achievement. >> i'm going to feel relieved when it's over and everything is still where it should be. >> reporter: so her work for king and country survives for centuries to come. ian lee, cbs news, london. >>> and that's the overnight news for this tuesday. reporting from the nation's capital, i'm nicole sganga. >>> this is cbs news flash. i'm shanelle kaul in new york. two people were killed during a stampede at a glorilla concert in rochester, new york. authorities say the crowd may have been triggered by unfounded fears of gunfire. >>> the justice department may block jetblue's $3.8 billion acquisition of spirit

but then once inside, they signs the golden book as queen elizabeth ii did during her state visit here even made a surprise balcony appearance on the balcony of hamburg's city hall to an eruption of cheers . the crowds eruption of cheers. the crowds here, it was quite a spectacle despite the pouring rain , which despite the pouring rain, which luckily has now stopped. but a number of the were stood here a good couple of hours waiting for the king queen consort to arrive in the pouring rain. they then split off to do separate engagements involving . a school engagements involving. a school and literacy for queen and literacy for the queen consort's and environmental consort's and an environmental boat ready for the king. boat trip. ready for the king. but now what's happening right now, and i believe we've got live is this reception live pictures is this reception at this sheep and 52 building, which is near the port in hamburg. a number of performances, the king and queen consort are being given . they're consort are being given. they're being entertained by a thousand guests at this p

eight pallbearers who carried queen elizabeth ii's coffin at her funeral are among those to be recognisedhonours list. king charles has honoured royal aides and military personnel for the roles they played during the period of national mourning. angela kelly, the queen's dresser, who worked with her for more than 25 years, also received recognition. the hollywood actor gwyneth paltrow has told a court in the us that she did not cause a skiing accident in 2016 in which the man suing her was injured. terry sanderson wants nearly £250,000 in damages, claiming the oscar winner is to blame for the long—lasting brain injury he suffered. 0ur north america correspondent david willis reports. day four of this trial for the oscar—winning actress take to the witness box to give her account of the ski slope collision she stands accused of causing. i the ski slope collision she stands accused of causing.— the ski slope collision she stands accused of causing. i was skiing and two skis between _ accused of causing. i was skiing and two skis between -- _ accused of causing. i was skiing and two skis bet

the mother of the current monarch, elizabeth ii, sat in it., and in front of him all the english kings and the queen up to edward i, who ordered to make it. this throne is 700 years old. now the restorers are cleaning it from dust and dirt, restoring the gilding of the antiquaries of the whole world, probably, to look at it at charles the third, by the way, five grandchildren, favorite george, the eldest son of prince william and kate middleton, what role does our secular tell granddaughter and granddaughter in the life of world celebrities columnist anna aksenova good morning. there is an opinion that no matter how much you love your children , you will love your grandchildren even more. and if you are strict parents, then your grandchildren are lucky again and celebrities are no exception until recently. many of them were superheroes who conquered women's hearts. and today their grandchildren can literally see the famous grandfathers from them , all the pranks. yes, and there will be emulation. well, unable to resist the charm of their kids.

is very much a departure from his mother, l much a departure from his mother, the late queen elizabeth ii'sfamily to do in germany. in for the british royal family to do in germany-— for the british royal family to do in german . " ~ ~ .,, in germany. in 1965, i think it was, the queen — in germany. in 1965, i think it was, the queen visited _ in germany. in 1965, i think it was, the queen visited germany - in germany. in 1965, i think it was, the queen visited germany for- in germany. in 1965, i think it was, the queen visited germany for the | the queen visited germany for the first time as a monarch which really marked the beginning of reconciliation between the two countries following the two wars. the queen was here for 11 days, it was a really long visit and at the time it was very much welcomed, and now i think we can really observe a similar theme even though the focus is not entirely on the post—war era but it is very much the reconciliation following years of dispute over brexit negotiations and i think that it's very much welcomed here, it is seen as this political statement to i

throughout her life, queen elizabeth ii worked to promote reconciliation between our two countries. partners. this will not change after the united kingdom�*s decision to leave the european union. the people in our countries are bound together by a travel and commerce, culturaland are bound together by a travel and commerce, cultural and intellectual exchange, and often also by mutual fascination. our parliaments enjoy close ties, governments cooperate closely, many organisations and formats. together, the united kingdom and germany seek to promote a rules —based international order, we stand together with ukraine in its battle for freedom and self—determination, we are united by shared values and by our interest in resolutely tackling the challenges of our time. nowhere is this more urgent than in the existential issue to which you, sir, have long been committed. the battle to combat climate change and to preserve our natural resources. you emphasised our shared responsibility for the future three years ago in your speech on the 2020 day of national mourning. he said together we ar

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citizens began before the platinum anniversary of the reign of elizabeth ii since then, interest in thethe parish to hope very much for retired students. well, the unemployed. well, we hope for the star hundred that she will choose the really best today. in the evening. we will find out the name of the winner of the battle of the seasons in a local tv contest. come on, all together at 21:30 on our channel. there is very little left. today we will finally determine the winner of this musical express. hundreds of passengers on board at the head with the leader sergey lazarev will arrive at his terminal station tonight. let there be the final of the most prestigious national television competition, where only one of all participants at night can become better, we already know very well. maybe we have become attached to everyone and we already a priori love everyone and are preparing to stage everything. stop. now that's left, but just to meet our expectations to some extent is easy to do. uh, great job one step away from victory. nine finalists with incredibly strong voices. these are perf

the troops since gaining that new military title from his majesty the king shortly after queen elizabeth ii the event, it's which was actually a before we talk about that i must mention actually a lot of them were quite jetlagged because they had just come off of jungle training in jamaica and had flown back specially for this hours ago so. but this 24 hours or say ago so. but the was pretty the parade was pretty spectacular, i must say. and the prince of wales actually mentions training in his speech because he trains with the welsh guards after his a—levels and he actually in a jungle in belize . actually in a jungle in belize. he found out his a—level results . he, he talked to the troops here about his fond memories of that and talks a sense of family and comradeship which got him through very difficult times out training. the princess wales actually also received from a little girl here and i actually spoke to crystal is the mother he's he's a wife of a trip. he walks at the first stallion, welsh guards and she records fond memories of anglesey and this is what's the princess of wales

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minutes to seven and buckingham palace has indeed confirmed in the last few that her majesty queen elizabeth ii and for me , a ten from carol. and for me, a very good night to you at the of an historic moment in television and political history . a very and political history. a very good night to you. until then , a good night to you. until then, a very good afternoon to you. and indeed. have a lovely week. but for now , alistair stewart over for now, alistair stewart over you go down as britain's longest serving newsreader and a legend of this business thank for being a friend to me and to so many young colleagues here gb news young colleagues here gb news you poured heart and soul into the launch of this channel. it was really tough here a couple of years ago and we couldn't have done any of this without you. we're going to miss you very, very much . now, coming up very, very much. now, coming up after rotten diving groove , after rotten diving groove, westminster's shameless kangaroo court , boris johnson's luck may court, boris johnson's luck may about to turn as i crown. tonight's greatest

i know remember i don't know if you remember alexander or the queen alexander or of the queen elizabeth iir, princess margaret . much was alongside her sister, princess margaret. much was made of that. it was the front page of the express some years ago. what do you make of that? were they play acting was going on there. what i make of that is a rigid i make of that is a very rigid using a joke i mean were using it as a joke i mean were too young to understand the impulse almost nobody. this was too young to understand the inlong e almost nobody. this was too young to understand the inlong time|ost nobody. this was too young to understand the inlong time before body. this was too young to understand the inlong time before second|is was too young to understand the inlong time before second world a long time before second world war. i there was certainly war. i mean, there was certainly not any kind sympathy. it not of any kind of sympathy. it would a hand knew would only have a hand knew exactly he doing. and exactly what he was doing. and it's soft. a lot it's interesting and soft. a lot o

in response to the petition , the head of to the petition, the head of queen elizabeth ii high schoolpy to take part in the independent review which is being deployed by department of education, by the department of education, sport culture would sport and, culture and would encourage our community to avoid speculation at time whilst department for education spokesman added, schools must make sure all content they use is factual , age appropriate and is factual, age appropriate and engage parents so they are aware what their children are being taught right and i like that. but it sounds like battle, isn't it? it like william and kate have been practising their escape for when harry and meghan turn up to the king's coronation. the princess of wales ran ran run rings round her husband's teeth in a spin class race today during a visit to a leisure centre in port talbot . now watch this as kate talbot. now watch this as kate the floor with the monarch oh i think because got to take over you need . to for 45 seconds but you need. to for 45 seconds but in 10 seconds it is your wife is defin

had selected oak for the occasion and he described the occasion and he described the late queen elizabeth iia great lover of trees and very fond of the royal parks. the plant , a fond of the royal parks. the plant, a tree's jubilee project, has see more than a million new trees planted in honour of the late queen. i'm back in an hour now back to dan . now back to dan. something extraordinary has been happening in scottish politics over the weekend with the significance of the brewing civil war. mr. actually, by most south of the border, especially scheming sturgeon fanatics in the msm who continue to cover her leadership like a personality cult . but there is personality cult. but there is no way to sugarcoat the near total collapse . her snp policy total collapse. her snp policy with scottish separatism now a distant fantasy . sturgeon has distant fantasy. sturgeon has the nationalists have fallen . the nationalists have fallen. the union has been saved with just one week left until queen nix replacement as leader of the snp is crowned her legacy is assured to be more. william wallace than