queen elizabeth: mr.resident, i firmly believe that the strength of our links and many shared interests will continue to ensure that when the united states and the united kingdom stand together, our people and other people of goodwill around the world will be more secure and can become more prosperous. pres. obama: two her majesty the queen, the vitality of the special relationship between our people, and in the words of shakespeare, to this blessed plot, this earth, this realm. peter: the music started a bit early there, didn't it? mr. charter: what happened was the band, which by the way was on the bow come above them, thought they had their cue when obama said, her majesty the queen. so they struck up. however, obama still had a few words left to say. he thought, oh, this is nice, it is like a movie almost where there is background music and i can finish my speech. so he persists with finishing his speech. peter: where the so-called men in suits relieved when he used the term special relationship, as h

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and this is how his finished statue of queen elizabeth ii will look. and for that to be commissioned by your hometown is even more so. it's a visit in 1973 which has inspired the sculpture. queen elizabeth and prince philip were here to mark the 800th anniversary of newcastle borough's royal charter. the details from that visit are being carefully observed and cast in bronze. the aim is also to capture the spirit of the day. it's so evocative, its just shows what it's like to see people on the streets, being happy, celebrating something. there's not enough of that. even though i couldn't be further in my background and circumstance than the queen, i come from a council estate, not a royal estate, but it's the difference between people that brings us closer together and i think it's important that we feel that we can celebrate things like the queen returning to newcastle. this will be the statue's eventual home. here in queens gardens, there is a statue of victoria, and queen elizabeth's sculpture will be placed so she looks towards her great—great—gran

absolutely beautiful. >> queen elizabeth was britain's longest reigning monarch, an unbeatable 70 yearsost people in the country. >> and in the years to come , her >> and in the years to come, her statue will mean a lot to local mp alicia kearns hopes the memorial encourages pride across britain and visitors to the area. >> we are so proud of our history, we are so proud of her majesty and we want to come together in celebration of british traditions. >> her reign . >> her reign. >> her reign. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar , the sponsors of weather solar, the sponsors of weather on . gb news. good morning. on. gb news. good morning. welcome to your latest gb news weather update. it's going to be a fairly cold and cloudy day for most areas, and rain will spread into southern and central areas of england and wales. that's as this weather front sinks southwards through the day. that's going to be bringing the rain, but actually for more northwestern areas, high pressure is in charge and so it will be a fairly dry and fine day, probably quite a warm day, particularly for southwester

flowers, the fact is that i am an actress and i played queen mary in the drama theater and danced queen elizabeth break, after a short pause, we will return to the conversation again, for now , subscribe to our telegram channel, say don’t be silent, look for all our episodes on youtube. on the air again, say don’t be silent , people’s artist of russia ballerina ilza liepa is our guest. if kryuchkova comes back, how was she as a partner? she was a very difficult partner. that we had very difficult difficult moments during the preparation period, but also from an amazing person and i want to tell you, we came out of this performance with great respect, i would even say love for each other, here i am, i can just imagine, she’s like that, well, in general , the queen brought the princesses to her, you’re absolutely right, yes, and excuse me, answering your question regarding. and rustam khamdamov, he is an amazing person, an amazing artist in a big sense, but also as an artist-artist, amazing, and i always dreamed of having his works at home, well, you probably know his watercolors, they are so in fa

forso that queen elizabeth ii had passed away.t national events that had resonance with people at home watching. as i say, this statement this afternoon that after 40 years at the bbc, he has resigned, probably not an unexpected turn of events, but one which people have been waiting to see how all these events would resolve themselves since the allegations were first made last summer. . ~' allegations were first made last summer. ., ~ , ., allegations were first made last summer. . ~ , ., y allegations were first made last summer. ., ~ , ., , . summer. thank you very much. the death has been _ summer. thank you very much. the death has been announced - summer. thank you very much. the death has been announced of - summer. thank you very much. the death has been announced of the i summer. thank you very much. the | death has been announced of the us journalists terry anderson he was held by kidnappers for seven years. he was 76. he was chief middle east correspondent for the associated press news agency. he was adopted in 1985. he

. >> the community of rutland have unveiled a new statue of the late queen elizabeth the second. >> here'she queen, she was great, she was brilliant, and we miss her. >> and in this sport, manchester united dodged a bullet in the semi—final of the fa cup by beating coventry on penalties after being three nil up with 15 minutes to play. nottingham forest are throwing accusations all over the place after being denied three penalties against everton and the 23 chinese swimmers involved in a doping scandal. >> it's been a cloudier start for many of us this morning, but there is some sunshine on the way this afternoon. join me later for the full forecast with all the details. >> now the metropolitan police antisemitism ride continues and we want your views on all of this very controversial subject. yeah. >> the prime minister has said that the met police commissioner, sir mark rowley, has questions to answer over what he's called the appalling treatment of a jewish man during a probe palestine protest in london over the weekend. >> are now calling for >> many are now calling for rowley to resig

queen's birthday. what are your lingering memories of elizabeth ? elizabeth? a start, if she was around, she wouldn't be celebrating. she hated her birthday. she was unlike her mum. the queen mother absolutely milked it. she had a great, fantastic birthday every august when the whole country seemed to descend on london, and she made an appearance several appearances over the day. she absolutely adored it . the queen absolutely adored it. the queen hated that kind of thing. she tried to avoid it, and when she had an 80th and a 90th birthday at windsor, they had to sort of encourage her to sort of make it larger. she just said, oh, i'll just an appearance. they just make an appearance. they said, just go said, well, can't you just go around streets a bit sort of around the streets a bit sort of thing, she was very, very reluctant to celebrate she reluctant to celebrate it. she was person, and was a very modest person, and i think she was a very i always thought she was a very ordinary person an extraordinary person in an extraordinary situation, not situation, yo

it's a very poignant appointment because queen elizabeth ii was the royal patron of cancer research uk53. she became that, and the king and queen inside the hospital today were looking at some innovative treatments and research that they had funded , all to do with they had funded, all to do with lung cancer, and trying to find out why certain treatments stop working in certain patients patients. he also met a patient who had received an innovative melanoma vaccine as well. and this is one of the big hubs here in central london where treatment is tried and tested before being rolled out across the country . so the king was the country. so the king was very keen to highlight that he met many staff members at doctors and nurses as well, and then outside the hospital he met two young patients, a six year old girl and a 12, and an 11 year old boy . now della thomas year old boy. now della thomas for six year old girl was gifted personally by the king. two gifts from the buckingham palace shop, a cuddly toy dog and a notebook. the boy, ellis edwards , aged 11, he was gifted by her majesty t

will appear on five, 10, 20 am a 50 pound notes and be circulated with existing bills featuring queen elizabeth the new money will only be printed to replace those bills -- >>> right now, quiet haven in the community with a growing problem with crime, calls from local librarians demanding more security at work and how the city is addressing their concerns. >>> another blow to california homeowners, we know where state farm is canceling policies in the bay area. we will tell you how to find out if you are impacted. >>> warmer days coming up this week as we track some hotter temperatures across the bay area and when the showers will come back. >>> the news at 6:00 starts right now. >>> librarians do not like to be allowed but a large group made noise outside the main library in san francisco calling him city to provide more security after a troubling jump in unruly and potentially dangerous visitors to the library. >> reporter: city librarians joined by fellow members of the seiu service workers union demonstrated outside the main san francisco library to try to negotiate a new contract but not a

in real life, a horse named melikush was nevertheless taken abroad; it was a gift to queen elizabeth. the monarchy was particularly delighted with '. horse, the court didn’t even believe that it could be a natural color and ordered it to be thoroughly washed, after which, contrary to expectations, melikush shone even more, today to see the beauty of the akhal-teke horses, to feel the atmosphere of ancient civilizations. nistan is specially visited from all over the world; in 2024, the city of anao is recognized as the cultural capital of the turkic world. according to the tradition of the cultural capital of the turkic-speaking world, everyone year is called the city that left its mark in the history of the turkic peoples. kazakhstan’s astana, kyrgyz ozh, and our kazan already had this status. but the doors to this holiday are open to absolutely everyone. the story itself. anau is a continuous dialogue of cultures spanning thousands of years. president serdar berdumuhamedov dedicated his new book to the city of anau, a work with the title culture from the depths of millennia, which t

(bright music) - [jonathan] in an historic homage to queen elizabeth's legacy, royal grocers fortnum running a once in a lifetime competition for home bakers across the country. the search is on for a pudding to sit alongside the victoria sponge and coronation chicken in the nation's heart

london doesn’t have anything particularly new, except, perhaps, two aircraft carriers, queen elizabethof wales, so in london they know and think about the problems of their frozen defense industry, and that’s why they are working to restore their defense-industrial complex. sunok today in poland announced the strengthening of the national defense of great britain and noted that it will become the largest defense power in europe, they say long term plan? west - third challengers. voenkor izvestia semyon eremin was awarded the order of courage posthumously. the presidential decree notes his dedication in performing his professional duties. for a long time, the journalist died from an enemy drone strike in the zaporozhye direction, today in moscow, hundreds of people came to say goodbye to him, among them was our colleague grigory vdovin. for everyone who knew semyon personally, his departure is a very big loss, and of course, this is a completely irreparable loss for our entire journalistic community. they came with semyon representatives of most russian media structures saying goodbye i

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and finally to celebrate what would have been the 100th birthday of the late queen elizabeth, was unveiledig weather contrasts across the uk on monday. now, for central and eastern parts of england, it was a cloudy day, with outbreaks of light and patchy rain around. it was a cold day, temperatures just seven or eight degrees, well below average for this time of the year, and, actually, these kind of temperatures are much closer to the averages you�*d see in february. so, if you thought it felt a bit wintry, well, you weren�*t too far off the mark, but it was a different story, further north. in scotland, we did have some brighter skies and some sunshine, and we had temperatures 16, 16.5 degrees or so in glasgow, so it was actually warmer than average here. now, the reason we�*ve got these kind of contrasts at the moment is we do have some slightly milderair, coming in off the atlantic into generally western areas of the uk, but this trough in the jet stream across europe is dragging in cold, northerly winds across a good part of central and eastern england. really, there�*s not going to b

borisjohnson... ..and held our hands through royal and state occasions, even announcing the death of queen elizabethewspaper headline changed everything. last summer, the sun published a series of articles alleging that an unnamed bbc presenter had paid a young person to send what the paper described as "sordid images". within days, lawyers representing that person said it was totally wrong and there was no truth in it. but speculation about who the unnamed bbc presenter was ended when huw edwards' wife issued a statement revealing his name. she said he was suffering "severe mental health issues". police said there was no evidence anything illegal had taken place. but huw edwards remained suspended, and the bbc said its internal investigation into the presenter�*s behaviour would continue. there are 650... resolving the issue of whether he would return to screen has taken months, during which, it's believed huw edwards — the bbc�*s highest paid news presenter — continued to receive his salary, around £4a0,000 a year. welcome to windsor for this celebration... today, his ito—year career at the bbc is

borisjohnson... ..and held our hands through royal and state occasions, even announcing the death of queen elizabeths of articles alleging that an unnamed bbc presenter had paid a young person to send what the paper described as "sordid images". within days, lawyers representing that person said it was totally wrong and there was no truth in it. but speculation about who the unnamed bbc presenter was ended when huw edwards�* wife issued a statement revealing his name. she said he was suffering "severe mental health issues". police said there was no evidence anything illegal had taken place. but huw edwards remained suspended, and the bbc said its internal investigation into the presenter�*s behaviour would continue. there are 650... resolving the issue of whether he would return to screen has taken months, during which, it�*s believed huw edwards — the bbc�*s highest paid news presenter — continued to receive his salary, around £4a0,000 a year. welcome to windsor for this celebration... today, his ito—year career at the bbc is over. from reporting on politics for bbc wales to his prestigious role br

a monument to the late queen elizabeth ii and her dogs was erected for the first time in great britain. the opening ceremony took place in the city of oken. in particular, about 50 corgi dogs took part in it. it was a favorite breed of the late monarch. the four-legged furry ones walked in solemn procession in front of the sculpture once. with their masters, corgis or not corgis, and dogs, and people, and other living creatures need to beware of ticks with the onset of heat, therefore, with the arrival of heat in ukraine, ticks became more active, for example, in kirovohrad region because of their bites, about a hundred people turned to doctors, how dangerous are ticks and how to deal with them? and the communal workers of kropyvnytskyi are fighting, our journalists will tell. in ukraine, the peak of seasonal activity of ticks. in spring and autumn , people most often turn to doctors because of their bites. yulia from kropovnych was bitten by a tick while relaxing in nature. and in some moment in the evening i felt that my leg started to hurt a little and it was pulling. i think, well,

a monument to the late queen elizabeth ii and her dog was erected for the first time in great britain the opening ceremony took place in the city of okem. in particular, about 50 corgi dogs took part in it. it was a favorite breed of the late monarch. four-legged furries. walked in solemn procession in front of the sculpture together with by their masters. and i want to remind you about our collection. communication and safety equipment is required. intelligence unit of the third regiment of special operations forces, they fight for the independence of our country in difficult battles on the eastern front and give us the opportunity to live, work and study. our goal is uah 720,000. with your help, we have already made an advance payment and it remains to collect about uah 400,000. so let's not delay. the war continues, the help of each of us is very important. you can see all the details now. on the screen, such were the news at that time, we will see you already at 6 p.m., you can read more on our website espresso tv, a brief summary of the main things in our social networks and watc

and gave his own interpretation, this is the story about two women, about mary stuart and about queen elizabeth, mary stuart, let me remind you, was executed in general at the end of this story, the play, or rather... the novices of ivan uryvskyi, they are defined, defined by such brightness, costumes, such unprecedented, such an unusual, unusual form, in general. which simply attracts the audience in photographs, people want to see this beauty, this unusualness, and it is certain that this is one of the secrets of the success of his performances, for the konotopsk witch, for his superhit, it seems to me that it is impossible to buy tickets, i have already lost every hope to see this play, in the franka theater they are trying to somehow solve this problem, because the problem is particularly related to with overbuying, people who buy... a lot of tickets, and then sell them at a high price, they tried to sell them offline, that is , just open a sale at the box office on a certain day, a lot of people passed by, and it is not very convenient, my current manager of the franka theater , evgeny nes

source and gave his interpretation, this is a story about two women, about mary stuart and about queen elizabeth mary stewart, i will remind you, was executed in general at the end of this story. plays, more precisely, productions by ivan uryvskyi, they are defined, defined with such brightness, costumes, so unprecedented, and such an unusual, unusual form, in general, which just... in the photographs, it attracts the audience very much, people want to see this beauty, this unusualness, and, for sure, this is one of the secrets of success his performances at konoto. what a witch for his superhit, it seems to me that it is impossible to buy tickets, i have already lost all hope of seeing this play, the franka theater is trying to somehow solve this problem, because the problem is particularly related to overbuying, people who buy a lot of tickets, and then they sell them at a high price, they tried to sell them offline, that is, to open the sale simply at the box office on a certain day, a lot of people passed by, and it is not very convenient, my current director... that of the franko theater, y

people will, of course, remember he was the person who, on television, delivered the sad news that queen elizabethnts that really had resonance with people at home watching. so, as i say, the statement this afternoon that, after 40 years at the bbc, he has resigned — probably not an unexpected turn of events, but one which people have been waiting to see how all these events would resolve themselves since the allegations were first made last summer. back to new york, these are the live pictures from inside the courthouse, we've already heard from the prosecution and defence's opening statements, and we will have plenty of analysis of what exactly they mean for donald trump and for the future of the trial. we've also got pictures from outside the court, plenty of security around and plenty of journalists there too, plenty of security around and plenty ofjournalists there too, bringing all the analysis to you in just a couple of minutes' time, to stay with us. i'm lewis vaughanjones, this is bbc news, bye—bye. where it did feel really chilly once again. that shall feel will continue for the rest of

borisjohnson... ..and held our hands through royal and state occasions, even announcing the death of queen elizabethhis statement. but a newspaper headline changed everything. last summer, the sun published a series of articles alleging that an unnamed bbc presenter had paid a young person to send what the paper described as "sordid images". within days, lawyers representing that person said it was totally wrong and there was no truth in it. but speculation about who the unnamed bbc presenter was ended when huw edwards' wife issued a statement revealing his name. she said he was suffering "severe mental health issues". police said there was no evidence anything illegal had taken place. but huw edwards remained suspended, and the bbc said its internal investigation into the presenter�*s behaviour would continue. there are 650 mps... resolving the issue of whether he would return to screen has taken months, during which, it's believed huw edwards — the bbc�*s highest paid news presenter — continued to receive his salary, around £4a0,000 a year. welcome to windsor for this celebration... today, his ito

queen elizabeth. marking its centenary in paris in 2004.gham palace to watch french troops take part in the iconic changing of the guard. a moment centuries in the making. this is a military first. french soldiers here today weren't just here to carry out a piece of ceremonial duty. they've become the first troops from outside the commonwealth to take part in this prestigious ritual. well, i think we do have a good relationship with england. we are near. and it's a historic friendship. so, yeah, i think it's it's it's great in france and also in england. it's huge here for the people. so it's wonderful to be here. it's a special day. so, yeah. everyone's holding their phones up like that and nobody can even see anything. in paris, sentiments were echoed. british troops became the first from outside of france to change the guard at the elysee palace. across both capitals, then, a modern celebration confirming an historic alliance, the entente cordiale as strong as ever before. sam harrison, bbc news, buckingham palace. at the time of her dea

and'isit king the point i'm seeking to m'the queen elizabeth and the of the queen elizabeth and thelomatically until now, and someone's chosen to leak it. >> okay, i mean, other alex, i'll go to you on this. apparently, the government has made concessions in trade talks on in to appease on gibraltar in order to appease spain and reach post—brexit spain and reach a post—brexit trade deal . are we just being trade deal. are we just being too weak in. i mean, why on earth should we listen to them when it says don't fly the red arrows over that rock? >> oh, you took the words out of my is the is the is my mouth. weak is the is the is the of on this one. the word of the day on this one. you what really is you know, what really is concerning the david concerning is that the david cameron and sunak are inching closer zone. the closer to the schengen zone. the eu as a solution eu schengen zone, as a solution to this land border with to solving this land border with gibraltar and spain . it's just gibraltar and spain. it's just another demonstration of how weak the tories have become on brex

partners, prokofiev and lavrovsky, of course, quarreled a lot, but... they noticed the presence of queen elizabeththe hall . maya plesetskaya prepared for this game for 5 years, and then waited another 2 years for her premieres. on the eve of the performance, plesetskaya tore a ligament in her knees. in seventy-six , romeo was sent into honorable exile on the stage of the kremlin palace of congresses. on the historical stage of the bolshoi there was grigorovich's editorship of a new attempt at modern rethinking in the 20th century. tragedy, but lavrovsky's masterpiece, in combination with the scenography of peter williams, remained unsurpassed , finally returned, it is difficult to create natural heroes, and for this to be relevant today, there is no sadder story in the world than the music about kofiev in ballet, the artists joked while working on the play in the forties, then everyone thought it was impossible to put shakespeare on pointe shoes, today it is undeniable that there is no sadder story, and no more beautiful ballet. pauline. ermalaeva, irina konegovskaya, evelina kornaeva, ilya novik

been announced as the new patron of cancer research uk, taking over from his mother, the late queen elizabeth denied claims it's trying to find missing asylum seekers, after a report suggested that more than half of the illegal migrants set for deportation to rwanda could not be located by the home office, according to the home office, according to the figures , just over 2100 the figures, just over 2100 identified for removal are in touch with authorities. that's out of the 5700 asylum seekers, all had been told their asylum claims were inadmissible, but more than half have now stopped reporting to the home office . reporting to the home office. health secretary victoria atkins told gb news the home office will find them and flights will get off the ground . get off the ground. >> you know the home office has identified the cohort of the first cohort of people that are to be removed to rwanda. now that we've passed the act, it's important to understand not there are different arrangements for different people. so, for example, some people are detained, others are allowed to live with friends

queen elizabeth. marking its centenary in paris in 200a.sands were present at buckingham palace to watch french troops take part in the iconic changing of the guard. a moment centuries in the making. this is a military first. french soldiers here today weren't just here to carry out a piece of ceremonial duty. they've become the first troops from outside the commonwealth to take part in this prestigious ritual. well, i think we do have a good relationship with england. we are near. and it's a historic friendship. so, yeah, i think it's it's it's great in france and also in england. it's huge here for the people. so it's wonderful to be here. it's a special day. so, yeah. everyone's holding their phones up like that and nobody can even see anything. in paris, sentiments were echoed. british troops became the first from outside of france to change the guard at the elysee palace. across both capitals, then, a modern celebration confirming an historic alliance, the entente cordiale as strong as ever before. sam harrison, bbc news, buckingham pa

title today. standing for half an hour, the audience then almost did not notice the presence of queen elizabethhall. maya plesetskaya had been preparing for this game for 5 years, and then i waited another 2 years for its premiere. on the eve of the performance, plesetskaya tore a ligament in her knees. in seventy-six, romeo was sent into honorable exile on the stage of the kremlin palace of congresses. on the historical stage of the bolshoi there was grigorovich's editorial office, on the new one. in the 21st century , attempts at a modern re-interpretation of the tragedy, but lavrovsky’s masterpiece, combined with the scenography of peter williams, remained unsurpassed, have finally returned. it's hard to create natural heroes and have it be relevant today. there is no sadder story light than prokofiev's music in ballet. the artists joked while working on the play in the forties. then it seemed to everyone that shakespeare could not be put on pointe shoes. today it is undeniable that there is no sadder story. polina yarmalaeva, irina konegovskaya, velina kornaeva, ilya novikov, anton dubnov a

with the departure of queen elizabeth ii, all the troubles fell on the winzers at once, as if it hadurrent monarch has been diagnosed with cancer. as far as i remember the natal chart and charles ii, he is really going through a difficult period right now, not only associated with his illness, but also as a consequence of it with his psychological state, that is, he is going through a very difficult period in his life. kate middleton. yes, she has a very high probability, after all, well, a divorce from prince william is very likely, but the prince himself william, he will become king, he has every chance to still lead the crown of great britain, the cycles of the planets have already risen to such an extent that the old one is leaving our world, this is precisely the struggle of saturn, which personifies the old system and... in catalonia, a state of emergency has been declared due to drought, introducing restrictions on water use, the region is experiencing the longest severe drought on record, the restrictions will affect about 6 million spaniards, including those living in barcel

the 32 story tower building to visit the newly updated iconic windsor suite, yes, the one where queen elizabethe is what the hotel needs. but don't worry, even if wuhl at updates on the horizon, some things will remain like the original ceiling moldings from 1913 visible at some of the new restaurants. he keeps his team in the loop with the changes including the biggest of all, the landmark lobby on powell street. that monumental lobby where meet me under the clock at the st. francis came into existence thanks to the past installation of one of the oldest master clocks on the west coast, that lobby might be changing in design but it will be the focal welcoming point for the hotel. there are many shifts happening around the neighborhood, the st. francis is here to stay. >> one thing that is consistent, all these iconic hotels that have been here in san francisco over 100 years are still here. >> reporter: any as times change, it is here to stay. >> this is my home. >> reporter: a home that remains from season to season. >> now, if you are interested in learning more about the history, the hotel

bookmark, thin silver bookmark, which royal household printer christopher barker presented it to queen elizabeth i. after the third round, the amount in the bank did not change, show it there as before. 60 thousand rubles, but our star five now have the opportunity in the fourth round to get even for the third, you all play together, again 4 minutes, three tips, fourth round, let's go, what's special about the fourth round, who can tell me, children, raise your hand , we look at what video recording capabilities our tv viewers have. what competition is held annually at the hottest tahini springs? in northwest canada? time: hot spring competition in tahini in northwest canada, which one? but this competition is related to time, who will stay there longer? no, not like that, to undress? people, yes, people, yes, but the fact that the hot spring is important, this is important, this is important, that is, there is something there. no, no, the skin shrinks when the water is short, so who has a competition for thin skin or what, a competition among people, yes, among people who stand there , use thei

queen elizabeth ii marked its centenary in paris in 200a. to play in the modern world. sam harrison, bbc news, buckingham palace. well let's return to the solar eclipse now and it isn'tjust america and canada where you'll be able to view it. a partial eclipse will also be visible in much of western england and scotland and all of wales and ireland. it'll be visible for just a few minutes in some places, but for up to half an hour the further west you travel. which is exactly what sara girvin has done. we canjoin her now in belmullet in county mayo in the west of ireland. how is it looking there? a bit wild, as ou how is it looking there? a bit wild, as you can — how is it looking there? a bit wild, as you can tell- _ how is it looking there? a bit wild, as you can tell. here _ how is it looking there? a bit wild, as you can tell. here in _ how is it looking there? a bit wild, as you can tell. here in the - how is it looking there? a bit wild, as you can tell. here in the west i as you can tell. here in the west coast of ireland. we are told

even announcing the death of queen elizabeth. the palace has just issued this statement.ummer, the sun published a series of articles alleging that an unnamed bbc presenter had paid a young person to send what the paper described as "sordid images". within days, lawyers representing that person said it was totally wrong and there was no truth in it. but speculation about who the unnamed bbc presenter was ended when huw edwards' wife issued a statement revealing his name. she said he was suffering severe mental health issues. police said there was no evidence anything illegal had taken place — but huw edwards remained suspended, and the bbc said its internal investigation into the presenter�*s behaviour would continue. there are 650 mps... resolving the issue of whether he would return to screen has taken months, during which it's believed huw edwards, the bbc�*s highest paid news presenter, continued to receive his salary — around £aa0,000 a year. welcome to windsor. today, his a0—year career at the bbc is over. from reporting on politics for bbc wales to his prestigious

and the first statue of queen elizabeth ii to be created since her death, has been unveiled .ed in oakham in rutland, the seven foot bronze statue is england's first permanent memorial to her late majesty. created by sculptor hywel prattley, it shows the late queen alongside her beloved corgis. it marks what would have been her 98th birthday. well, for the latest stories, you can sign up to gb news alerts. you can scan the qr code on your screen right now or go to gb news. carmelites. now back to andrew and carole . back to andrew and carole. >> chennai six with britain's news on gb news andrew pearson. calm down. i'm sorry, i don't think much of that stature. >> she's unrecognisable. looks nothing like her. >> if you if i blinked, i'd say. oh, why have they unveiled a new statue of queen victoria? >> well, i don't even think she looks like queen victoria. i mean, who demanded? look, here it is again. i mean, it's just it's a very young queen. >> she's in all her full state regalia . but why didn't they regalia. but why didn't they have a picture of her? as we most people reme

note >> surprising because bank of england notes did not feature the monarch until 1960 when queen elizabethpear on the new £1 note. and of course the late queen would be the face of bank of england notes for the next 64 years. she saw them being printed for herself in 1981 at the bank's printing works in essex. the king apologised for the delay in receiving the notes caused by his cancer treatment. but today the phrase cash is king felt more than appropriate for this particular moment. amna: join us back here tomorrow night as judy woodruff travels to oregon for look at the growing political divide between rural and urban areas in the u.s.. that is the newshour for tonight. geoff: i'm geoff bennett. for all of here at the pbs newshour, thanks for joining us and have a good evening. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by -- >> this is pocket dial. with consumer cellular you get nationwide coverage with no contract. that's kind of our thing. have a nice day. ♪ >> moving our economy for 160 years. bnsf, the engine that can access. >> certified professional planner professio

smith was 33 years in the british army and awarded by queen elizabeth for disarming an ira time bombthe most heavily mined country. >> in some areas, the mine fields are three or four mines deep, in areas, maybe a dozen mines deep. but that's just the first line of defense. then several kilometers behind that, there are other layers of mine fields as well. >> smith took us to a farm sewn with russian anti-tank mines. you have to step carefully. right there in the center is a mine packed with 17 pounds of high explosive. with three weeks of training behind her, yulia yaroshchuk was probing for any trip wire that would detonate a mine near her. she threaded the grass, feeling for the slightest resistance. only the day before, a halo deminer was killed and two were wounded in another part of ukraine. >> doing this by hand with that wand, it seems to me that you have an awfully big field to cover. she said, well, of course it'll be a very long process. as far as i know, it'll take many, many years. each day of war means years of demining. >> why do you do this work? >> translator: i didn