versus colonial rule, black players had to play amongst themselves the i'm a total, a museum, and king william's town. and the eastern cape is one of south africa's most important archives in terms of rugby history. for the sports historian, it's a treasure truth with its 19th and 20th century newspapers. there are also documents that shed lights on the non white rugby tradition. then they found a very interesting to body stuff in sports association that was not only focusing on rugby. they bought a lazy sion of rugby, but on sports with little success. rugby became increasingly police assigns to under apartheid that was a white leak and a black one and they never competed against one another. belonging on go, go, is meeting 10, the oldest. he was badly injured during a match and has been a paraplegic ever since. then book, he played rugby in the 19 seventy's at the height of a pause. hide from a rugby place tells noon, go go about the okay. holding lack of facilities the the fees that with the fees that are paid on the go cross. is that acceptable? okay, so it was easy to get in, get charged de

for the grandchildren of cornelius vanderbilt, the breakers in newport, which was designed for king william vanderbilt the second. marble house also in newport. which was designed for william kissin vanderbilt. he had that designed as a birthday present for alva vanderbilt. when they got divorced, a lot of people think she actually got marble house as part of the divorce settlement, but it had already been gifted to her as a birthday present. he also designed the biltmore estate in asheville, north carolina for george washington vanderbilt the second. and in new york city, only three of his buildingremain. these the line the streets of new york and the only three that still remain e the pedestal to the statue of liberty. the vanderbilt family was the him -- mausoleum and the entrance to the metropolitan museum which is called wing d. i say wing d, it was completed in 1902 and obviously faces onto fifth avenue, but i say wing d because most buildings in the gilded age, when they got too small, they just knock them wn and build something bigger, they knocked it down and build something even b

king. i, william, prince of wales, pledge my loyalty to you and faith and truth i will bear unto you as yourof life and limb, so help me god. god save the king. congregation: god save king charles! i watching on, family, including, on the third row, prince harry. choir sings may thy servant, camilla, who wears this crown, be filled by thine abundant grace. completing her transformation from camilla parker bowles to queen camilla. trumpet fanfare congregation sings # god save our gracious king # long live our noble king # god save the king. waiting outside the abbey, the gold state coach and more than 4,000 members of the armed services, who paraded back to the palace. prince george, who'd been a page of honour, rejoined his siblings, no doubt aware that one day it will be his coronation. cheering and then, the moment the crowds had braved the rain for — the king and queen on the palace balcony. 0verhead, a curtailed fly—past due to the weather. but the red arrows still managed a show of red, white and blue. the coronation ceremony was a celebration of modern britain and its rich history. now

king william's queen ends working. george is war over and over again. different reasons having to do with succession and having to do with colonial empires. some colonies are really thriving and the nations that own them are enriching themselves. others are jealous of of that. and this is providing extra fuel to the already burning fires of the tensions between the different european nations. so there's a sort of extra of reasons these are happening. they affect the colonies some small degree or another. this is the one that affects the colonies a lot. and in some ways sets the stage for the divisions that going to be talking about. we it the french and indian war. the fighting started, the ohio river valley. in the 70 and 1754, but it officially started and that's why it's called the seven years war. the british and the french are at each other, not just in north america, but all over the place. this is a very big war, a very costly war in terms of the seven years war and and north america. there's and newfoundland, there's fighting quebec city, montre

king william's queen ends working. george is war over and over again. different reasons having to do with succession and having to do with colonial empires. some colonies are really thriving and the nations that own them are enriching themselves. others are jealous of of that. and this is providing extra fuel to the already burning fires of the tensions between the different european nations. so there's a sort of extra of reasons these are happening. they affect the colonies some small degree or another. this is the one that affects the colonies a lot. and in some ways sets the stage for the divisions that going to be talking about. we it the french and indian war. the fighting started, the ohio river valley. in the 70 and 1754, but it officially started and that's why it's called the seven years war. the british and the french are at each other, not just in north america, but all over the place. this is a very big war, a very costly war in terms of the seven years war and and north america. there's and newfoundland, there's fighting quebec city, montre

for the grand children of cornelius vanderbilt, the breakers in newport, which was designed for king william vanderbilt, the second marble house also in out in newport, which was designed for william kissin vanderbilt. and he had that designed as a birthday present for alva vanderbilt. so when they got divorced, a lot of people think that she actually got marble house as part of a divorce settlement, but it had already been gifted to her as a birthday present. and he also designed the biltmore estate in asheville, north carolina, for george washington. vanderbilt, the second and in new york city, only three of his buildings remain. they used to line the streets of new york and the only three, but still remain the pedestal to the statue of liberty. the vanderbilt family mausoleum, which is on sten island. and thethe entrance to the metropolitan museum, which is called wing d. and i say wing davis was completed in 1902 and obviously faces onto fifth avenue. but i say winged because most buildings in the gilded age, when they got too small, they just knocked them down. they built something bigg

, peter, do you think that the king deserves a bit more help and that perhaps in an interesting of phrase there interesting turn of phrase there from nicholas, that williamdeputy king? >> um, i think that king charles should abdicate it, and i think that prince william should step up and do the job. >> do you realise this is purely this is gb news. are you trying to get yourself cancel? purely? listen i've got viewers now spat their tea charleton the king abdicate . abdicate. >> listen purely because i would love to see the reaction of harry and meghan . love to see the reaction of harry and meghan. imagine how delicious that would be to see them foaming at the mouth over william becoming. >> why would they foam at the mouth? you're you're being completely ridiculous . completely ridiculous. >> well, they'd be wildly jealous, nina, because why would catherine would be queen? >> no. so what? so absolutely what? thing is, my what? but the thing is, my understanding is, nicholas, that the has waited this long. the king has waited this long. um, to fulfil his role. he is not going to go easily. i mean, over his dead body. literal he is not going to give up a

after i it was king william's war up in maine, and he deserted with an enslaved man.and they both ran together. and they were they were actually caught in charleston, south carolina. okay. this is i've driven to new england recently, and the drive itself is an epic. so imagining these two people in the 17th century as their 18th century running together, really compelling. but yeah, they were caught again. and you do sometimes see them people taking out ad saying, yeah, i caught this this person and that also shows the reach of these papers right there actually you'll see also they'll run ads several times so and sometimes i felt ads that it's been years. then they're like still looking, still looking. so they were fairly successful was big business, you see like benjamin franklin later on, who was also a boston native, though he was publishing in philadelphia you see them making a lot of money. this is the way they make their write advertisements. and obviously this the only advertisements in the newspapers but they're they're pretty effective people are willing to s

, peter, do you think that the king deserves a bit more help and that perhaps in an interesting of phrase there interesting turn of phrase there from nicholas, that william >> um, i think that king charles should abdicate it, and i think that prince william should step up and do the job. >> do you realise this is purely this is gb news. are you trying to get yourself cancel? purely? listen i've got viewers now spat their tea charleton the king abdicate . abdicate. >> listen purely because i would love to see the reaction of harry and meghan . love to see the reaction of harry and meghan. imagine how delicious that would be to see them foaming at the mouth over william becoming. >> why would they foam at the mouth? you're you're being completely ridiculous . completely ridiculous. >> well, they'd be wildly jealous, nina, because why would catherine would be queen? >> no. so what? so absolutely what? thing is, my what? but the thing is, my understanding is, nicholas, that the has waited this long. the king has waited this long. um, to fulfil his role. he is not going to go easily. i mean, over his dead body. literal he is not going to give up and in terms

then the future king of prussia, frederick william i, invited jews to his principality.was needed in reviving the economy after the thirty years' war; in the 18th century, a jewish cemetery and the first synagogue appeared in köniksberg. it is known that the philosopher took a walk to kneiphaf at the same time, so townspeople could set their watches by it. but few people know that kant went there not only to work, but to visit his friend and like-minded person moses mendelssohn. in the very center of kneiphov island, the former street of bread shops, where a merchant of silk fabrics once lived. this is exactly the moment when his guests came to him. for several centuries, germans and jews worked together to achieve prosperity for the country to such an extent that some jews began to consider themselves germans.

king. it is really all falling on william and kate and edward and sophie and ann. more of them is out of action, that is quite a significant impact on the royal family. >> reporter: under pressure to reduce costs and reflect a nation currently undergoing a cost of living crisis, the new king has ushered in a new era which means fewer people doing more work. this week, the number of working royals was reduced even further when the king, kate and william, all cleared their official diaries. until we see them again, queen camilla will be the most senior face of the british monarchy. an institution but also a family susceptible to everyday human frailties. last seen over christmas, the princess of wales is perceived as a hard-working public servant with a little royal schedule of engagements. more than 120 last year. now those appearances are on hold as catherine recovers. the tension turns to queen camilla and other lesser-known royal members of the family to step up as the public faces of the royal household. max foster, cnn, london. >>> all right. straight ahead on

next one, king's princess anne said the king was at the suggestion he's just a caretaker for the throne and people are waiting for william in britain? >> well, king charles is more popular than ever before and re-really turned things around and people were really worried as we were losing the wonderful monarch of 70 years. this story is from an unofficial biography and a lot of bomb shell things. let me tell you knowing the prince of wales that it's the bottom line is he's no rush to become king and as he pointed out, which is very true, the thing about this job is someone has to leave for you to get promoted and who would want that? that's really the story and king charles waited a long time, stuart, for this promotion. i think he's doing the public believe and polling believe he's doing a terrific job. no two ways about it. stuart: come back soon. we want an update on this. ashley, as the other person on the show with a british accent, what do you make of all the headlines? ashley: it's remarkable that two hospital visits announced on the same day out of the royal family, which is very unusual and the fact that kate mi

so with kate and william waiting in the wings, should king charles do kate and william waiting in theand william waiting in the win same here?ing charles do kate and william waiting in the win same here? formerrles do kate and william waiting in the win same here? former royalo the same here? former royal correspondent at the sun , correspondent at the sun, charlie ray, a former labour mp stephen pound they're riled up and ready that's next. it's next. wsfime next. it's time now for our royal dispatch . high it's time now for our royal dispatch. high drama it's time now for our royal dispatch . high drama now it's time now for our royal dispatch. high drama now imagine if king charles went on the telly and announced out of the blue that he was stepping down as monarch. well, that's exactly the bombshell that denmark's queen margrethe ii the bombshell that denmark's queen margrethe i! dropped on the danish people on sunday evening. the 83 year old is the longest serving sovereign in europe , but will formally europe, but will formally abdicate throne . make way abdicate the throne. make

and this is the problem that is also faced by the east african agent such as the king and president william router who is being the most energetic and committed. he needs some very serious backing from from western powers. if he has to get the, the we are countries in line with his piece plans. good to talk to alex the well, thanks so much for being with us. you're very welcome. the still ahead on i just need an early exit for and the maria at the australian open. we're here from the sweet time grand slam champion. is the the, the, let's get the full now. here's gemma. thank you. have them. south korea have forgotten that asian cop campaign with a when i have a ball rain its limited a while to get go in the one in the bottom school, the opened up before the break bar rank of nicolai's. in the 2nd half, the 2 goals are from paris. sasha, mom in the field at lee king in secured a $31.00 victory also in group e, malaysia face jordan later. but before that it's indonesia against iraq, which is there is the bach. i mess up with a rocky strike alley out comedy in london before he flew out. so the

that’s it folds up. may abdicate the throne in favor of his son prince william, the daily mail reports with reference to the king’sr the resignation is probably due to the poor health of the monarch, who ascended the throne at the age of 73, also to charles. he never managed to gain the trust of his subjects that his late mother elizabeth ii enjoyed. therefore, he may follow the recent example of the danish queen margrethe ii. in her new year's address, she announced that she would retire on january 14, to the throne her son frederick will ascend. the economic results of the year in france show negative dynamics. in 2023, more than 55,000 companies closed in the country. this was the highest figure since 2017. such data are presented in a report published on the bank of france website. this particularly affected trade and construction companies. mostly small and medium-sized enterprises with a staff of up to 250 people went bankrupt. fifty-seven large firms also closed, double the number in the previous year. the reason was the rise in energy prices and the increase in interest rates. rates. quality is the main me

not poor, but nevertheless they do not rule with some of their own capital that the king of the netherlands , williamderstand that really, if we take the english royal family, they have about a billion pounds, which they they invest in a variety of funds, including panamanian offshores, as it recently turned out, but besides... this is the advantage of old money , and in many ways the fact that they have large movable property, and the same british crown has billions of pounds there, and even in principle, if we assume yes, that some republican movement wins, they make the united kingdom or the netherlands a republic, well, most likely they won’t take it away, and therefore they will have it, not to mention what they have invested invested, well, the last question, of course, all these globalist structures exist in one form or another, but it may not be the committee of 300, they may be called something else, be formed somehow differently. this is, in principle, their history, yes, of course, their interests go beyond the boundaries of national states, and the same globalists in the united states of

when, um, now, king charyou1ad to ring william. as well. king charyou1ad tit ring william. as well. when, um, now, king charyou1ad tit sog william. as well. when, um, now, king charyou1ad fit so he lilliam. as well. when, um, now, king charyou1ad fit so he had m. as well. when, um, now, king charyou1ad fit so he had to go yes, you tell it so he had to go through the royal protocol of picking up the phone, and he couldn't , it's the king, couldn't say, it's the king, it's the king or your king. it's me, the king or your king. >> he just said, it's me. so he couldn't use his royal assent. >> otherwise that would have been telling everybody working the switchboard and everything. >> the queen had already passed. >> the queen had already passed. >> that's interesting, isn't >> oh, that's interesting, isn't it um, let's have a look it? um, kevin, let's have a look at this. i mean, post office scandal is the story that just never ends. no. now the mirror reporting that there were 240 calls a day about the horizon system . system. >> yeah. so they'

within that, kate and the king, are in hospitalized and recovering during january, william the is supporting kate. so the only senior royal we have is queen camilla, but she will be supporting charles as well. so we're going to see many at all during january and february. we don't expect to see kate until well into april. that means some of the royal tours like rome will not go ahead. the king has a big trip to canada in may. but kate is obviously a much more serious operation. we don't know what it is. we're being told it's not cancerous, but i don't expect that we will be told what it is. we will be told she's recovering. possibly this a year or so she might do an event with the charity connected to sufferers of the same condition and talk a little bit there, but i don't expect we will hear about it. it's her right to keep it secret. we do wish her all the best. >> of course. so we did see pictures. you mentioned prince william. we saw him in the driver's seat going to visit kate in the hospital. what's your understanding of how he's doing? both his wife, his dad facing these health issues

um, you know, the king and prince william have both been forces. even been the driving forces. forces. even during behind during the queen's reign, behind ensuring that he keeps a low profile prince andrew has been sort manoeuvring behind the sort of manoeuvring behind the scenes to try to slow inch his way back into public life . i way back into public life. i think there needs to be a firm decision now made to tell him there's no of that ever there's no chance of that ever happening . look, he's 63 years happening. look, he's 63 years of he's two years away from of age. he's two years away from retirement. anyway i think he should just this. needs should just view this. he needs to just retire. >> but none of this has been proven. >> but. well, that's the point. i get on look, >> but. well, that's the point. i not get on look, >> but. well, that's the point. i not guilty: on look, >> but. well, that's the point. i not guilty of on look, >> but. well, that's the point. i not guilty of anything:, >> but. well, that's the point. i not guilty of anything . he's not guilty of anyt

that's why the late coreta scott king started this for us. she brought sisal williamsin and asked him to organize this organization to create this type of environment that is free for everyone. so, please eveil yourself and look at this weekend as the weekend of social justice and beloved community. that is our theme. social justice and beloved community. i'm going to--i want to share this as we go. this is our benediction. in the 6th century of the common error, viz teen emperor justinian wrote a code for roman society, 6th century. you all have heard of this about giving justice is giving every man his due. might have heard of that. that was written into the law. that was the first sentence of the law. what is justice? justice is giving every man his due. in that same code, a couple lines down, it said that but slaves have no rights. slaves have no rights. so, in this 6th century code of roman society, justice is giving every man his due, but you had to be a citizen of rome to be able to get your due. but if you were a slave you had no rights. that means you had no j

cancel all public appearances until after easter her husband, the future king, also taking a time-out. >> we know that prince williamill also not be carrying out public engagements in the coming weeks he very much plans to be at home with the children in their mother's absence and at her side when he can be. >> reporter: and also today in a surprise second statement, buckingham palace announced 75-year-old king charles will have a procedure next week for an enlarged prostate like thousands of other men, the palace notes. his majesty's condition is benign, the statement says, calling it, a corrective procedure. >> apparently the king was very keen to publicize the fact that he sought treatment for this, because he wants to inspire other people, so other men of his age and possibly younger to look for the symptoms and to go and seek treatment >> reporter: lester, king charles has also been advised to postpone his engagements until after his recovery, a double shot tonight for the royal family, key members out of sight dealing with serious health concerns lester. >> molly hunter in london, thanks. >>> we're tracking a

brother, that he is second, he is humiliated every day , they explain this to him, here is william, the future kinglives with it, he grows, but he has a temperament, at some point he loses his mother, a very, very small child, the father who is... not very kind to him is quite cold, at some point he finds out that he is illegitimate, that he’s a bastard, he can justify it with anything, well, they refused to do dna about themselves , well, we’ve all seen the photographs, but what other dna test is it, it’s still clear, in this sense, every day deals a blow to him, you’re worse, worse , worse, you are bad, and the person rebels, he tries, so to speak, to prove that he is bright, that he interesting, he is a romantic type, he does all these outrages with drugs, he is called a spare, and here in favor of colleagues’ versions that he is not so controllable, like he published a book, as you know, look, quotes from this book about his participation in the war in afghanistan, he was going to go to iraq, he did not graduate from eton college, instead he decided to undergo, well , baptism of blood, in short

but as for the king, prince william and princess catherine all still out of action for the time being only means that one senior member of the royal family is continuing with royal dufies family is continuing with royal duties at the moment, which highlights the fragility of this slimmed down monarchy which we've the last few we've had over the last few years . years. >> and cameron, i share your , >> and cameron, i share your, your your worries about catherine. i think, you know, given that after the birth of all three of her children, it's just a matter of hours before she out and publicly, uh, she came out and publicly, uh, waved cameras. think we waved to the cameras. i think we can from that that this can infer from that that this has quite knock for her has been a quite a knock for her and entitled her and obviously entitled to her privacy what do you privacy there. but what do you make of the suggestions make of some of the suggestions that the king did? perhaps bit that the king did? perhaps a bit more of a wave and a walk about than , um, than he might than, um, than he might

backbone of the civil rights movement to highlight just a couple here, rosa williams worked alongside dr. martin luther king jr to help found the southern christian leadership conference. williams earned a purple heart for his in europe. debbie johnson roundtree was in the women's army corps. she uses gi bill to attend howard university law and found a firm in washington dc helps a win. very important civil rights cases. and then of course, you know, the brown versus board decision of 1954, linda brown was at the center of that. her father, oliver brown, was a veteran. and part of his desire to fight equal rights is because of his service service. i'll conclude with this. robert madison fought with the 92nd infantry in italy. his oral history is one of those recorded by the world war two museum here in laurel. in just one piece they use for evidence for this book, madison describes a trip to a bookstore late in his life in the 1920s. in his eighties, he says, he went to the section books on world war two, took up a big, big off the shelf. he flipped through it he saw no reference at all to black soldiers, s

king charles prince william and, of course, kate, the princess of wales.st prominent members of the royal family still sidelined while the family is rattled by yet another health scare the princess of wales is waking up this morning in the hospital starting a second week of recovery after planned abdominal surgery. >> kate is going to recovering until at least easter, so we're not expecting to see her in public at all, but she will be keeping an eye on her projects and she will be working from her bed. >> reporter: no public hospital visits over the weekend after we saw prince william driving to visit his wife last thursday kensington palace still not saying why the 42-year-old mother of three needed the surgery last week, only that kate would likely remain in the hospital for 10 to 14 days also over the weekend, another royal health announcement. sara ferguson, duchess of york, announced she has been diagnosed with a malignant melanoma. she was very open about her cancer diagnosis, postin this picture today explaining it was discovered during reconstructi

barriers of barriers to any kind of reconciling , because the king reconciling, because the king and williamne calls will end up in a new book. that is the problem. just don't the big problem. they just don't trust him. >> well, we actually did reach out on out to archewell for comment on that hearing that lilibet story we're hearing about. to about. they've they've failed to respond. in the states, respond. but over in the states, prince is facing a prince harry is facing a backlash pilots over backlash from us pilots over plans to induct him a living plans to induct him as a living legend of aviation, which is remarkable, isn't it? harry will be honoured for his, quote, significant contribution to aviation and aerospace. a glitzy hollywood ceremony hosted by john travolta celebrating his time flying military aircraft in afghanistan . but a petition for afghanistan. but a petition for harry to hand back the award has so far gained more than 11,000 signatures, many describing his inclusion as a joke. uh, phil, i'll start with you on this. should the duke hand back the award out of respect fo