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the bells westminster abbey. e bells will toll, of course, that famous abbey for coronations as we saw in may, but also the late queen's funeral on the 19th of september last year. so bells will toll at westminster abbey in central london at 1 pm. >> so you've explained the question was going to ask you about the difference in the number of guns which is great as the smoke billows over hyde park . this is a tremendous of course , public display day on this day. but we've had the private messages as well from the family members . we all miss you , the members. we all miss you, the prince and princess of wales, who, of course, are attending event down at saint david's in wales . yes in an interesting wales. yes in an interesting turn of phrase, saying that they said, we will miss you, perhaps referring to their children, prince george , princess prince george, princess charlotte and prince louis, because accompanying that message was of the late queen surrounded by her great grandchildren, taken the summer by the pr

the state service took place at westminster abbey , place at westminster abbey, which was followed by a committal service at saint george's chapel in windsor. she was laid to rest later that day at saint george sixth memorial chapelin at saint george sixth memorial chapel in a service earlier this month marking the late queen's death , the king thanked the death, the king thanked the nafion death, the king thanked the nation for the love and support shown during his first year as monarch . for more, you can visit monarch. for more, you can visit our website , gbnews.com. now our website, gbnews.com. now it's back to andrew and . bev it's back to andrew and. bev >> good morning . it's 936. thank >> good morning. it's 936. thank you very much for joining us this morning. you very much for joining us this morning . so youtube has this morning. so youtube has suspended adverts on videos by russell brand after the comedian was accused of rape and sexual assault . assault. >> this comes as the metropolitan police say they are. can you leave the say they've received a report of an alleged sex

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coronation in 1953 there were only two problems with rain and a trail that clung to the carpet of westminster abbey years later, rain and a trail of protesters that clung. in the process of his coronation, he was pretended by a ban on chaining himself to lanterns; the holiday ended with fireworks and fifty arrests. if the point of my arrest and the arrest of our like-minded people was to reduce the noise of the dissatisfied during the coronation ceremony, then the authorities achieved the exact opposite in the press and there was only noise about our arrest. so for king charles, any excuse not to meet with his subjects . this saving police officers and reducing wear and tear. their handcuffs and shock-absorbing chambers are in stocks for the king personally. this reduces the risk of catching an egg with a bare head without a crown. opinion polls show that among those who are able to climb the lamp post, the level of support for the monarchy is low. and those who will not climb the pole, and will not go to the rally from the tv, are happy about any unnecessary holiday and ask only to make september

of that period, westminster abbey has a procession of knights, the order of the bath. ke for 800 ther jacques colo brought 18 a fortov the horrors of war, released in 1633 and capturing the chaos and horrors of this particular war, thirty -year-old denis, rightly thirty-year-old artists for 600. the cycle of the seasons of this dutch painter is not four and not 12, and six paintings in front of you return of the herds autumn petrovich as a model for the image of the penitent mary magdalene by this artist served as julia festina, the daughter of the neighbor's baker titian, right? artists over 200 ilya repin searched for a long time for a type for this hero of his and was struck by the demonic appearance of the artist. grigory myasoedov, who became one of his prototypes. ivan vasilyevich fourth stones per thousand the name of the ruins of this african city is translated as large houses made of stone. in honor of the ancient city , the modern state was named. zimbabwe exactly. the righteous caliph umar , kissing this stone, said, if i had not seen how the prophet peace be upon him and

bells will also toll at westminster abbey at 1 pm. also toll at westminster abbey at1 pm. today.course, very famous abbey home to coronations , most recently king charles ii. and queen camilla's coronation on the 6th of may this year. and the late queen's funeral as well. so lots of commemorations being marked both privately and publicly and bittersweet as i said, because it is, of course, marking the death one year anniversary of the death of a of anniversary of the death of a of a monarch which reigned over for us 70 years. cameron thanks very much indeed . much indeed. >> jack says , i miss the queen >> jack says, i miss the queen a lot. i'm a veteran, served 27 years, and my son is now a lieutenant commander in the royal navy. the king is doing a great job, in my opinion, but i miss the queen. >> yeah, i would agree, though. i think the king is doing very well. let's get the views of royal correspondent and writer michael cole, who is here. good to you, michael. mean, it to see you, michael. i mean, it is mean, cameron puts is i mean, cameron sort of puts it beautifully. it a

the ceremony began this morning, with a service at westminster abbey, and a british military escort throughto the wellington arch, with british subjects paying their respects as her casket passed by. a fitting tribute for a beloved monarch, but pretty embarrassing for whoever forgot to put the crown inside before they closed the lid. [laughter] "oh, dash it all. just stick it on top. it's fine." the procession was lengthy, with king charles and siblings walking behind the coffin for nearly one and a half hours. that's not easy. for years, the royal family's only form of exercise has been walking back statements from andrew. [laughter and cheering] the queen's corgis were also there, and because of their short legs, they were all given funeral skateboards. [laughter] thousands of people gathered along the route to honor the late monarch, requiring 22 miles of barriers to be erected in central london alone. of course, those in the city who wanted to know exactly where the procession was along the route could download the domino's monarch tracker. [laughter] "c'mon, they're taking a left at th

and in addition, at 1:00, we have the bells tolling ringing at westminster abbey that commemorates thee, a year since the late queen's death. but the signal about to be given . and there about to be given. and there will be preparing the guns for the first of what will be a carefully timed fusillade . and carefully timed fusillade. and you can see everyone gathering in the background there at hyde park for this event . park for this event. >> and it was the soldiers and the horses who took part in the state funeral procession on that are taking part in these salutes today to mark the king's new reign anniversary. gun salutes in the king's honour. this isn't about the queen's passing , which about the queen's passing, which of course, we do remember. but these salutes are about the king's accession to the throne. the first anniversary as we said in scotland at the crathie kirk , reverend kenneth mackenzie, who officiated at the event, saying it's a simple , reflective saying it's a simple, reflective time, a time when we're able to give thanks for the life of the late queen and also to

vibrate , hope your phone was on vibrate, but not on full. >> you say your phone was going off in westminster abbey >> what about what about the sounds? you know, the sounds of the footsteps as as the procession made its way to the abbey. procession made its way to the abbey . that must have been abbey. that must have been incredible as well . all every incredible as well. all every single sound at all from the buglers to the piper to all the music. >> but as you say, the footsteps , as they sort of it wasn't a shuffle, but it was a very, very, very, very quiet, um, sound as they all stepped in. obviously some of the time there's music playing, so it wasn't quite as poignant. there's music playing, so it wasn't quite as poignant . but wasn't quite as poignant. but no, it was just absolutely beautiful, humbling experience . yes. >> and was there any sort of acute observations you could make from inside the abbey that we might not have seen on the television , be it, you know, television, be it, you know, members of the royal family or little louis maybe misbehaving and getting a bit bored, princess

the state service took place at westminster abbey, which was followed by a committal service at saintgeorge's chapel in windsor. she was laid to rest later that day at the george sixth memorial chapel in a service earlier this month marking the late queen's death. his majesty the king thanked the nafion his majesty the king thanked the nation for the love and support shown during his first year as monarch . on tv online dab+ radio monarch. on tv online dab+ radio and the tune in app . this is gb and the tune in app. this is gb news, britain's news . channel news, britain's news. channel the betrayal of . 17.4 million the betrayal of. 17.4 million leave voters is coming in, but we're not prepared to go down without a fight . without a fight. >> champagne socialist in europhiles, sir cares behind closed doors meeting with macron and france today as the start of his party's anti—democratic desire to see the uk tied ever closer to the eu . with the closer to the eu. with the establishment media behind him, labour leaked its plans to seek a, quote, better brexit deal before starmer ended up

the state service took place at westminster abbey, which was followed by a committal service at saintgeorge's chapel in windsor. she was laid to rest later that day at the george sixth memorial chapel in a service earlier this month marking the late queen's death. his majesty the king thanked the nafion his majesty the king thanked the nation for the love and support shown during his first year as monarch . on tv online dab+ radio monarch. on tv online dab+ radio and the tune in app . this is gb and the tune in app. this is gb news, britain's news . channel news, britain's news. channel the betrayal of . 17.4 million the betrayal of. 17.4 million leave voters is coming in, but we're not prepared to go down without a fight . without a fight. >> champagne socialist in europhiles, sir cares behind closed doors meeting with macron and france today as the start of his party's anti—democratic desire to see the uk tied ever closer to the eu . with the closer to the eu. with the establishment media behind him, labour leaked its plans to seek a, quote, better brexit deal before starmer ended up

well stone of destiny isn't well the stone of destiny isn't that currently in westminster abbey?h. you should the stone destiny. >> i had trip back. >> i had a trip back. >> i had a trip back. >> are you not part scottish? no, not even. >> not even remotely. >> not even remotely. >> oh, no. you have irish? irish yes. >> yes. so? so the stone. did it get sent back? the stone of destiny or it get shipped destiny or does it get shipped up there? >> i think nicholas, maybe just looking it for wee looking after it for a wee while, right? >> the camper van. >> yeah, it's in the camper van. >> yeah, it's in the camper van. >> destiny. wasn't >> stone of destiny. wasn't that. was blown up by the that. it was blown up by the suffragettes? they set a bomb suffragettes? or they set a bomb off to back in the day. off next to it back in the day. did you know that? i don't know. i don't know why they went after a seems a bit mean. a rock. it seems a bit mean. >> i think it might be what it represents. oh, really? >> cut some kind of >> okay. not cut some kind of geological protest. >> i don't

well stone of destiny isn't well the stone of destiny isn't that currently in westminster abbey?h. you should the stone destiny. >> i had trip back. >> i had a trip back. >> i had a trip back. >> are you not part scottish? no, not even. >> not even remotely. >> not even remotely. >> oh, no. you have irish? irish yes. >> yes. so? so the stone. did it get sent back? the stone of destiny or it get shipped destiny or does it get shipped up there? >> i think nicholas, maybe just looking it for wee looking after it for a wee while, right? >> the camper van. >> yeah, it's in the camper van. >> yeah, it's in the camper van. >> destiny. wasn't >> stone of destiny. wasn't that. was blown up by the that. it was blown up by the suffragettes? they set a bomb suffragettes? or they set a bomb off to back in the day. off next to it back in the day. did you know that? i don't know. i don't know why they went after a seems a bit mean. a rock. it seems a bit mean. >> i think it might be what it represents. oh, really? >> cut some kind of >> okay. not cut some kind of geological protest. >> i don't

today is the first anniversary of the state funeral of her majesty, the queen elizabeth ii at westminster abbeys on the monarchy one year on. >> well, our national reporter ellie costello can tell us more i >> -- >> the day the nation fell silent . on after lying in state silent. on after lying in state for four days, queen elizabeth coffin was taken in procession on the state gun carriage for the short journey from the palace of westminster to the abbey for the state funeral. the service was attended by heads of state and senior international figures as . state and senior international figures as. it's estimated that 4 billion people watched from around the world at the end of the service, her majesty's coffin was taken to wellington arch on the streets of london. thousands of people gathered on the route of the procession to pay the route of the procession to pay their respects, taking pride of place in front of the gun carriage was apollo , the drum carriage was apollo, the drum horse? hugh murphy is the owner of the david shire horse farm in west wales . of the david shire horse farm in wes

to broadcaster and author gyles brandreth, who knew the late queen and attended herfuneral at westminster abbeyonarch in our history, 78 years as sovereign and so vivid to think that the year ago we were watching that wonderful skit with her and paddington bear, and it was so charming and enchanting. i have spent a year writing a book about her, thinking about her and meeting people who knew her, and the quality she had full, a shy individual and yet a public figure for all of her life, and how genuinely, for more than 70 years she was driven byjudy, sustained by faith and get happy by her commitment to her dogs and horses and the more i think about her and learn about her, the more specialised realise that she was. i am not surprised that the king is following her tradition always on the anniversary of her accession, she remembered herfather because she remembered herfather because she knew that she only became queen when she was just 25, because of her father's early death, and she would spend a quiet day at sandringham in reflection. the new queen camilla, and king charles doing that today,