among them, the fuhrer's secret correspondence with the former king of great britain edward vii was found . unfortunately because they are still classified, but judging by these documents in these files, even the terrible information for the british society is indicated that the eighth, it turns out, supported the bombing in every possible way. there are still many blank spots in the biography of the english king edward vii the british government considered the marburg files to be extremely dangerous . edward's brother king george vi demanded that these papers be classified and never made public in 1948. all documents were sent to the uk and placed in the headquarters of the secret intelligence service mi6 in adler. they are in the british archives, but let's say that historians have access to them. connections with nazi germany, many british politicians considered forced a necessity was the british empire unsettled? in 1926 in england almost 2 million workers rebelled, they demanded higher wages and a reduction in the working day in india, the largest english colony. millions of people,

we have been making coronation designs since 1902, with the very first piece dating back to king edward viigreat—grandfather. the pieces go through to 1937 to the coronation that never was for king edward viii. and then in more contemporary times, under the design stewardship of walter moorcroft, to 1953 with the coronation of queen elizabeth ii. we use a technique called tube lining. everything's made by hand. each piece takes at least a week to make from start to finish. it's an honour, every piece of moorcroft that i work with and the people we work with, it's an honour, but for the king, i mean, that is an amazing achievement and something i will remember for the rest of my life. that was a report by liz cooper. that is all from me for this half hour. i am on twitter. thank you for watching. hello there. the weather story is on the change for our week ahead, but for many weather fronts leaning out towards the west, we will be seeing plenty of those towards the start of next week. easter sunday, it is a decent day of weather from the highlands all the way down to hampshire, sunny spells

after his abdication, he received the title of duke, the winsor reign of edward vii lasted 10 months and 3 weeks, but it seems that it was not only a question. by and large, apparently, the british were not quite satisfied with the personality of the monarch, in contrast to the one who came. after him , there was what was needed, he was a man who was not going to climb anywhere under any circumstances, and edward's position in the first place, he took a rather active position. that is , he, apparently, was going to somehow influence politics, and his position was this. accurately right and sympathetic to the british fascists the establishment very clearly understood that the fascist movement should not be flirted with, because it claims to be totalitarian, that is, the fascist movement. having come to power , they will not share power with anyone , and the british standwich did not want such a situation, that is, uh, here. uh, british politicians seemed to be quite hardened in this regard, that is, the germans are german conservatives. they did not understand the italian conservative

after the abdication, he received the title of duke, the windsor reign of edward vii lasted 10 monthsd 3 weeks, and it seems that there was not only a question about geneva. in general, as a whole, apparently, the british were not entirely satisfied with the personality of the monarch, in contrast to the one who came. after him, there was what was needed, he was a man who was not going anywhere climb no circumstances, and edward's position in the first place, he held a fairly active position. that is, he, apparently, was going to somehow influence politics, and his position was this. the british establishment, precisely with the frame and sympathies for the fascists, very clearly understood that the fascist movement should not flirt with it, because it claims to be totalitarian, that is, the fascist movement. having come to power, it will not share power with anyone and the british stance did not want to such a situation, that is, er, here. uh, british politicians showed themselves in this relatively hardened, that is, the germans are german conservatives. they did not understand the

after the abdication, he received the title of duke, the windsor reign of edward vii lasted 10 months3 weeks, and it seems that not only was the question of life important, in general, apparently, the british were not entirely satisfied with the personality of the monarch, in contrast to the one who came. after him, there was what he needed , he was a man who was not going to climb anywhere under any circumstances, and first of all, he occupied the position of edward active position. that is, he, apparently, was going to somehow influence politics, and his position was this. the british establishment, as if right-wing and sympathetic to the fascists, very clearly understood that the fascist movement does not need to flirt with it, because it claims to be totalitarian, that is, the fascist movement. having come to power, the british stand will not share power with anyone, wanted such a situation, that is, er, here. uh, british politicians seemed to be quite seasoned in this regard, that is, the germans are german conservatives. they of this not understood by the italian conservatives.

among them , and the secret correspondence of the fuhrer with the former king of great britain edward vii the war was found . and they have rather scarce information, unfortunately, because they are still classified, but judging by these documents in these files, it’s even scary. for the british information society, that the eighth, it turns out, supported the bombing of great britain itself in every possible way, he hoped that in this way he would be concluded in peace between britain and germany and these barbaric raids. is he hardly non-russian? the biographies of the english king edward the eighth still have many blank spots after the end of world war ii, american intelligence agencies conducted a special investigation, during which at least 60 documents were identified containing correspondence between edward and the highest ranks of nazi germany british the government considered the marburg files to be extremely dangerous. edward's brother king george vi demanded that these papers be classified and never published in 1948. all documents were sent to the uk and placed at the headquar

we've been making coronation designs since 1902, with the very first piece dating back to king edward viirough to 1937, to the coronation that never was for king edward viii. and then, in more contemporary times, under the design stewardship of walter moorcroft, to 1953, with the coronation of queen elizabeth ii. we use a technique called tube lining. everything's made by hand. each piece takes at least a week to make, from start to finish. it's an honour, every piece of moorcroft that i work with and with the people that we work with, it's an honour. but forthe king, i mean, that is an amazing achievement and something that i will remember for the rest of my life, really. this cooper reporting. —— liz cooper reporting. plans to make it more difficult for children to illegally buy e—cigarettes in england are to be laid out by the government next week. an enforcement squad will be set up to clamp down on shops selling vapes to under—185. victoria bourne reports. with their sweet flavours and brightly—coloured packaging, there's long been concern that e—cigarettes and vapes are becoming inc

we've been making coronation designs since 1902, with the very first piece dating back to king edward viit never was for king edward viii. and then, in more contemporary times, under the design stewardship of walter moorcroft, to 1953, with the coronation of queen elizabeth ii. we use a technique called tube lining. everything's made by hand. each piece takes at least a week to make, from start to finish. it's an honour, every piece of moorcroft that i work with and with the people that we work with, it's an honour. but forthe king, i mean, that is an amazing achievement and something that i will remember for the rest of my life, really. this is bbc news. hello there, good evening. it's been dry, settled, really quite warm across much of the uk so far this easter bank holiday weekend. plenty of sunny spells around too, some of the sunshine hazy at times with some high cloud in the way. but of course, it was never going to last. it is going to turn a lot more unsettled into next week. wet, very windy at times, and there will also be a drop in temperature and it will be feeling colder. over

we've been making coronation designs since 1902, with the very first piece dating back to king edward viiation that never was for king edward viii. and then, in more contemporary times, under the design stewardship of walter moorcroft, to 1953, with the coronation of queen elizabeth ii. we use a technique called tube lining. everything's made by hand. each piece takes at least a week to make, from start to finish. it's an honour, every piece of moorcroft that i work with and the people we work with, it's an honour. but for the king, i mean, that is an amazing achievement and something that i will remember for the rest of my life. that was a report by liz cooper. now, take a look at this, this is possibly the biggest picasso in the world. well, kind of. saturday marked 50 years since his death, and so to pay tribute, an italian fan and fellow artist dario gambarin used a tractor to create what he says is the largest portrait of the spanish artist in the world. etched into wasteland near verona in italy, mr gambarin said he'd been inspired by picasso's 1907 self—portrait. it looks pretty go

we have been making coronation designs since 1902, with the very first piece dating back to king edward vii1937 to the coronation that never was for king edward viii. and then in more contemporary times, under the design stewardship of walter moorcroft, to 1953 with the coronation of queen elizabeth ii. we use a technique called tube lining. everything's made by hand. each piece takes at least a week to make from start to finish. it's an honour, every piece of moorcroft that i work with and the people we work with, it's an honour, but for the king, i mean, that is an amazing achievement and something i will remember for the rest of my life. that was a report by liz cooper. the collapse of a four—storey buiding in the southern french port city of marseille, has injured five people — but rescue workers fear there could be many more trapped under the rubble. the building in central marseille's la plaine district collapsed on sunday. rescue workers say a fire is hampering their search for more possible victims. so far 11 have been evacuated from two neighbouring buildings damaged by the collaps

we have been making coronation designs since 1902, with the very first piece dating back to king edward viiking edward viii. and then in more contemporary times, under the design stewardship of walter moorcroft, to 1953 with the coronation of queen elizabeth ii. we use a technique called tube lining. everything's made by hand. each piece takes at least a week to make from start to finish. it's an honour, every piece of moorcroft that i work with and the people we work with, it's an honour, but for the king, i mean, that is an amazing achievement and something i will remember for the rest of my life. that was a report by liz cooper. here in the uk, the archbishop of canterbury used his easter sermon to address the conflict in ukraine, and the tensions between israel and palestine. we do not lose heart but we pray and we work for ukraine and russia. for israel and palestine with the recent tragedies, especially. and for the other so often forgotten struggles of our world, knowing that because of the resurrection, peace, true peace, is no aimless daydream but a reality offered because christ w

we have been making coronation designs since 1902, with the very first piece dating back to king edward viias for king edward viii. and then in more contemporary times, under the design stewardship of walter moorcroft, to 1953 with the coronation of queen elizabeth ii. we use a technique called tube lining. everything's made by hand. each piece takes at least a week to make from start to finish. it's an honour, every piece of moorcroft that i work with and the people we work with, it's an honour, but for the king, i mean, that is an amazing achievement and something i will remember for the rest of my life. the weather stories on the change for our week ahead but for many today we should see some sunshine and warmth. that sounds a little bit odd if you woke up to the skies like this in aberdeenshire, lots of low cloud, mist and fog, the best sunshine first thing in the morning was out to the west in bigbury—on—sea in devon, beautiful start here. we will keep some sunshine here but there is rain on the way with this swell of cloud, this area of low pressure bringing rain into northern ireland

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