that's the service in westminster abbey, which was clearly the thing everybody wanted to see.as against it. several of the government were against it. the queen, i don't think, had been asked at that stage. she was keeping out of it. we got up every trick in the book. whenever we got another refusal from the government, would come the banner headline. government still opposing bbc tv�*s absolute scandal said we were using every kind of pressure unashamedly because we knew we were right. we knew the public not only wanted to see it, but deserved to see it. the bbc mustered every outside broadcast camera it possessed to bring viewers live pictures of all the day's events. i was privy to all the rehearsals, so i actually produced the coronation as if it was a play using the rehearsal to try out different lenses, different mixes. so it was a pretty mammoth operation, but i think god was on our side that day because none of the equipment broke down. it was an absolute miracle. i never, everfelt for a moment that i was being filmed because there was too much going on. for the next f

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the attention of the press and they started talking about them at my wedding in october 1946 of the abbey prince philibrachy is waiting for the arrival of the car of the royal family there was a famous photographer who released a photo of him taking her fur coat at the door of romsey abbey as she exchanged glances i think that's when real curiosity arose about them and people began to suspect something this is a special film created with the permission of the royal family and princess elizabeth's fiance in the ambassador's response to the interest of the world public in the upcoming royal wedding scheduled for november 20 in westminster abbey in the evening of london

the press's field of view and they started talking about them at my wedding in october 1946 at the abbey prince philibrachy is waiting for the arrival of the royal family's car there was a famous photographer who published the photo as he took her fur coat at the door of romsey abbey when they exchanged glances i think that's when real curiosity arose about them and people started to suspect something this is a special film made with permission of the royal family and the fiance of princess elizabeth in response to the interest of the world public in the upcoming royal wedding scheduled for november 20 in westminster abbey in the evening of london, who had been waiting for several hours near the palace. rada greeted the princess and her fiance. a huge crowd, a thousand people came in the evening, others came at dawn, all eager to see and greet the royal wedding procession it became a fantastic event, you can take an ordinary wedding and increase the ceremony a hundred times, but here the wedding atmosphere covered the whole country i am elizabeth alexander mary i take philip i take phili

and the abbey twice turned provided for dutch defended jeremy frink, palm st here, scoring his 2nd go early in the 2nd half a rare moment of celebration for struggling liberties. that is all the news for now. cow heard as tradition home from the pasture. that's all 9 come of the report episode coming up. after a shill frank, i'm anthony howard. bonnie is in 45 minutes to these places in europe are smashing the records. stepped into a bold adventure. it's the treasure map for modern globetrotters. discover.

and the abbey twice turned to provider for dutch defender jeremy freeform senior scoring. his 2nd goal of the match, or in the 2nd half a rare occasion to celebrate for struggling live accusing my stay 9 kicked off on friday in hoffman highway. vader berman were the visitors and the newly promoted side went ahead after just 18 minutes. when marvin duke rounded off a fine counter attack, one knelt to bremen. their lead lasted barely 15 minutes though as soon as the bore proved hoffen. i could also score break away goals. just as the game looked destined for a drawer. the referee ordered a controversial penalty 3 minutes from time. and when there's like a top score and nicholas fil cook stepped up to give women the when they move above hoffen high into 4th place. and with that, let's take a look at all the bond is legal results so far, unmatched a 9 dollar month scored a last minute goal in dramatic fashion against by a munich to come away with a draw. there's the lever, couldn't win against chalka last place to bow home. so stunned frankfurt minds and lab 6 shared spoils. a

good morning from dunfermline abbey. we cannot quite see the new. abbey.y chambers just to see that initial arrival of the royal couple and they were greeted by the secretary of state for scotland alisterjack and scotland's first minister nicola sturgeon and i went inside the city chambers for a special moment not only for that first visit, that first engagement in scotland, but also to bestow official city status here in dunfermline. forabout official city status here in dunfermline. for about a decade now dunfermline. for about a decade now dunfermline has put in that bit to get city status and it was bestowed during the queen's platinum jubilee celebrations so a very special day here in dunfermline for king charles iii to here in dunfermline for king charles ii! to come and finally formally iii to come and finally formally make dunfermline a set date so that will be happening just 80 minutes from here in the city chambers and then we will see the king and kamala come down and make crowds. some people have been waiting since it was dark for several hours

and the abbey twice turned provider for dutch defender germany frame long seen here, scoring his 2nd goal of the match early the 2nd half a rare occasion to celebrate struggling labour cousin might d 9 kicked off on friday in half and time where very brilliant, we're the visitors and the newly promoted side went ahead after just 18 minutes, when marvin duke rotted off a fine counter attack. one mill to bremen, the lead lasted barely 15 minutes though as well as the board proved hoffen. i'm could also score break away goals. and just as the game was destined for looking destined for draw the referee, awarded a controversial penalty just 3 minutes from time and would as like a top score, and nicholas phil crook stepped up to give ribbon the when moved above, often had into place procedure. mazda killian baba is the world's highest paid footballer according to forbes magazine. the french woke up winner is estimated to a $128000000.00 the season, his 1st player in 8 years to top the forbes list, other than leonel messy, and christiana ranaldo. messy take 2nd spot with a 120000000 ronaldo

most of the abbey of the party started for liver, susan, in the 38th minute firing the ball out of reach of the keeper. and the abbey twice turned provider for dutch defender jeremy from palm sin here, scoring he 2nd go early in the 2nd half rare moment of celebration for struggling live accusing so then let's take a look at all the bullets like a result so far on match day 9, and we will see that spectacular dockman buying game and the liver keys and win against shocker last vice bach m also stunned at frankfort on said they mind some light sig shared the spoils as did ox berg and val spoke and bremen beat, half an hour on sunday, the ones to look forward to glad back clashed with cologne, had to berlin battle fryeburg and stood guard taken on you on berlin to formula one . the max, the steepness poised for his 2nd straight formula, one title after climbing pole position at the japanese grand prix. red bull driver laid the standings by 104 points. a wind, coupled with bonus points for the fastest lap, would almost guarantee him the title, but the step and we'll have to overcome one smal

and in the 38th minutes firing the bowl out of the reach of the shop keeper and the abbey twice turned provider for dutch defend jeremy bring thong senior scoring his 2nd goal of the match. early in the 2nd half a rare occasion to celebrate for the struggling level. now let's take a look at the bundled legal results so far on march day 9. and there's that spectacular adornment by a game and the level is and when against shall go. last place, both of them stunned frankfurt mines and leipzig shared the spoils as did outs, book and vogue and bremen beat hoffen time on sunday. glad back clash with cologne. had to berlin battle fryeburg and stood guard take on when you on the back of a stop and has a good chance to win his 2nd straight formula. one title after claiming pole position at the japanese grand prix. the red bull driver leads the standings by a 104 points. when on sunday, coupled with a bonus, points for faster would almost guarantee the title. but there's a small hurdle. the dutchman will have to overcome stop and has never won in japan or he has what max or step and had to say a

all the sparked i needed was the abbey of the party started to live accusing in the 38 minutes following the bubble out of the shelf keeper and the abbey toys turned provider for that's defender, jeremy freeman in here spring. his 2nd goal will be in the 2nd half a rare moment of celebration for struggling live accusing and then you manager. all right, now let's take a look at all the bundle sake of results so far, unmatched a 9. there's that spectacular, dorman, by and game, and the live accuse and when again, shocker. last placed, bochum stan, frankfurt on satellite mines in leipzig shared the spoils as it outspoken waltz berg and breyman beat hoffen. i'm on sunday. wants to look out for glad back clash with cologne. here to berlin, battle fryeburg and stood got taken on yawn berlin to formula one, a max, the staff and his poise for his 2nd straight formula. one title after climbing pole position at the japanese grown pre. the red bull driver leads the standings by 104 points at this stage. when coupled with bonus points from the fastest lap would almost guarantee him the title at the

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- abbey's our industrial robot. - [shivani] pem lasota is giving this abbey machine, the intelligence necessary to help it anticipate a human coworker's action. - this is our simulated manufacturing task that we have set up to simulate some sort of task that a person or robot could feasibly wk on together. - [shivani] for safety reasons, actual human robot interaction is at present, fairly minimal. - [pem] typically, in a factory, you would e these ys behind a metal cage and you wouldn't have people working with them. so what we're trying to do is make something that a person could safely interact with. - what is human and robot supposed to do together in this task? - on this task, a person's placing fastness in some surface of a plane and a robot applying like a sealant over to sealt. - okay, can we see it happen? - [pem] sure. - in order to work together, the robot must first be able to see and recognize the actions of its human counterpart and adjust to the person's every move. ooh, feel like i'm in a superhero movie. so the cameras in the room can see these lights and track your h

shorter, nota in westminster abbey as there were in 1953.e a multi—faith element even though the ceremony will remain anglican. we don't know if there will be a bank holiday because the coronation is on a saturday, and will there be a huge procession through the streets of london as there was in 1953? we know the dates but there are many more details which will be released between now and the 6th of may next year. we will wait to hear them, thank you. we've got a remarkable picture to show you this morning. this is a swarm of male cactus bees attempting to mate with a single female. it is like the birds and the bees! yeah... ., ., ., , ., , yeah... you are not sure about this! it is a bit racy _ yeah... you are not sure about this! it is a bit racy to _ yeah... you are not sure about this! it is a bit racy to the _ yeah... you are not sure about this! it is a bit racy to the time _ yeah... you are not sure about this! it is a bit racy to the time in - yeah... you are not sure about this! it is a bit racy to the time in the - it is a bit racy

are directed against her and 6 days after after the death of princess diana, the entire ministerial abbey held her funeral, when the coffin approached the queen, she expressed her respect as she had never done before, i stood immediately behind the queen and to my great - she agreed , she bowed, it was not a nod of the head, but rather client it was not discussed in advance i think this was personal from them an amazing gesture the queen had a really english temper she did not like to show emotions especially when it came to her private personal problems for them there is a monarchy that meant stability dignity and consistency even if the threat directly concerned her when she was 55 years, during the annual parade on the occasion of the queen's birthday, despite increased security , one man shot elizabeth six times, a colonel of the grenadier guards of the duc de bourgogne for she barely shuddered, the policeman was somewhere . half a dozen, i think there was still a soldier there at least. he lost his bear hat and then looked for her pistols. he turned out to be a toy and shot with pist

and buckingham palace has announced that king charles will be crowned at westminster abbey on saturday of may. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are lord darroch, kim darroch, former uk ambassador to washington and ali miraj, columnist with the article tomorrow's front pages, starting with... the ft leads with the bank of england's latest intervention to buy government bonds but the bank's governor insists the emergency scheme will end by this friday. the i says the prime minister will try and quieten rebels in her own party with a cap on energy profits. the guardian reports that these companies will face a windfall tax. the telegraph leads on the fall in the value of the pound following that announcement from the governor of the bank of england. the express says king charles iii will have a parred—down coronation to reflect the cost of living crisis. "don't let james�* killer walk free" says the mirror as denise fergus, the mother ofjames bulger who was murdered byjon venebles in 1993 pleads with the pm not to release her

was a famous photographer who published a photo of how he took her fur coat at the door of romsey abbey. began to suspect something, this is a special film created with the permission of the royal family and the fiance of princess elizabeth in response to the ambassador for the interest of the world public in the upcoming royal wedding scheduled for on november 20, in the evening of westminster abbey, a londoner who had been waiting for several hours near the palace was welcomed by the council. when they went out on the balcony, the royal wedding on the wedding day, a huge crowd gathered, a thousand people came even in the evening, others came at dawn, all of them want to see and greet the royal procession . the wedding became a fantastic event, you can take an ordinary wedding and increase the ceremony a hundred times, but here the wedding atmosphere has covered the whole country. philip for a husband for a husband to be with him to be with him from today forever from today not always together with the king and queen in the wedding procession went queen mary prince andrew of greece mot

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palace announces that buckingham palace announces that king charles will be crowned at westminster abbeyturday, the 6th of may. in a major scientific achievement, nasa says its attempt to deflect the path of an asteroid has been a success. last night, the police arrested him for killing hemsley post. and one of the last remaining stars of hollywood's golden age, the actress angela lansbury, has died at the age of 96. live from our studio in singapore... this is bbc news. it's newsday. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in the uk and around the world. president biden and g7 leaders have held an emergency meeting to discuss what more they can do to support ukraine after a second day of russian missile strikes. they condemned the attacks and reassured president zelensky that they were steadfast in their commitment to his country. they said irresponsible nuclear rhetoric risked global peace and security. ukraine's president zelensky addressed the g7 meeting, calling for more help with air defence and presented his "peace formula". from kyiv, here's paul adams. in kyiv, a day of wel

started for live accusing in the 38 minute far in the bowl, out of the reach of the shop keeper at the abbey twice to provide. if the dutch defended jeremy framed pom same here, scoring he's sick and go early in the 2nd half a read moment of celebration for struggling live accusing that is all the news for now. cal heard is tradition home from the posture. that's all the name. come of the report episode coming up after a short break. i'm anthony howard. bonnie is in 45 minutes to these places in europe are smashing all the records step into a bold adventure. it's the treasure map for modern globetrotters. discover some of you up to record breaking sites on your mac, youtube, and now also in book form, a vibrant habitat ended glistening place of longing. the mediterranean sea. we have almost har enter far, dual career drift along with exploring modern lifestyles and the mediterranean meeting. people are hearing their dreams ready to lead journey this week on the d. w. ah, ah, a centuries old tradition, the dairy farmers up to roll, tracking home a cat on their way back to the valley after a s

buckingham palace announces that king charles will be crowned at westminster abbey on saturday 6 may.n a major scientific achievement, nasa says its attempt to deflect the path of an asteroid has been a success. last night, the police arrested him for killing hemsley post. and one of the last stars of hollywood's golden age, the actress angela lansbury, has died, at the age of 96. live from our studio in singapore, this is bbc news. it's newsday. welcome to the programme. president biden and g7 leaders have said they will provide ukraine with military and financial support for as long as it takes as they warned russia against using weapons of mass destruction. the leaders made the commitment at an online meeting, in which they promised severe consequences should moscow's rhetoric on nuclear weapons become more than just words. the meeting was addressed by president volodymyr zelenskyy, who called for more help with air defence following two days of russian missile attacks. paul adams reports from kyiv. in kyiv, a day of welcome calm after yesterday's storm. air raid sirens did sound b

date for the diary — buckingham palace announces that king charles will be crowned at westminster abbey on saturday 6th may. nasa says its attempt to deflect an asteroid from its path has been a success in a major scientific achievement. and dame angela lansbury, one of the stars of hollywood's golden age, has died at the age of 96. hello. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. president biden and g7 leaders have held an emergency meeting to discuss what more they can do to support ukraine, after a second day of russian missile strikes. they condemned those attacks, and reassured president zelensky that they were steadfast in their commitment to ukraine. they said irresponsible nuclear rhetoric risked global peace and security. ukraine's president zelensky addressed the g7 meeting, calling for more help with air defence, and presented his "peace formula". from kyiv, here's paul adams. in kyiv, a day of welcome calm after yesterday's storm. air raid sirens did sound briefly, citizens heeding their government's warning to seek shelter, some heading for the metro. t

here you go, abbey.> jesse: and you still have to take johnnie up on winning johnnie for the day. johnnie's been dying for to you take you up on that. >> he's coming to the park with me. thank you. if you could have won, you could have had it, too. you can borrow it. i'll let you borrow it. >> jesse: have a great weekend. see you tomorrow morning, will. we'll see you at the national parks. let's go. water's window. we have a very exciting pink perry update. we've made contact with the executive team at pink berry and let's just say there'll be a delivery and it'll be coming here into my house and we will unveil it nationally on the show next week. and, again, we love pink berry. i know i'm 10 years late on the pink berry thing but i don't care. rolling from sheboygan, wisconsin, tell pete to get a haircut and a shave. he's starting to look like the unibomber. ha-ha. oh, i think kane wrote that one from sheboygan. sharon from illinois, how many people out there wish keri lake would move their state and ru

yes we are just outside dunfermline abbey and king charles and camilla left here a short time ago. dunfermline, because dunfermline has now officially been given city status. this was bestowed by the late queen as part of the platinum jubilee celebrations, but it was made official today by the new king charles in a speech in the city chambers earlier today. and he said in that speech that there could be no more fitting way to mark his mother's extraordinary life of service. ., ., , , service. from early times, dunfermline _ service. from early times, dunfermline has _ service. from early times, dunfermline has been - service. from early times, dunfermline has been of l service. from early times, - dunfermline has been of immense significance to scotland's and to this whole island's story. it is the birthplace of philanthropists and the burial place of kings and queens. it has been the scene of events both secular and sacred, which have shaped our times. the --eole of which have shaped our times. the people of dunfermline had been lining the streets, the crowds have now gone, but it

in november 2020 abbey ordered a military operation against rebels into grey. he accused the group were attacking military bases. later that month he declared the operation finished in june. the t gray people's liberation front recaptured its regional capital mckelly by july it had advanced into the regions of afar and am herrera. on october, 11th, ethiopian forces launched a ground offensive and air strikes. a week later, the following month, the government declared a state of emergency after the t p. a left re took towns on a road leading to the capital, addis ababa. the northern region has been under a blockade for 17 months with no banking, telephone and internet services, nor media access. while human rights campaigners have warned of potential abuses by both size in the conflict. me when comprehensive credit will independent investigation into all outward cities committed in this conflict. so we want humana that an 8 i us as immediate as possible. and we want the international regional community to respond to that situation in a manner which is deserving

the queen consort will also be crowned in the same ceremony at westminster abbey.icials, "reflecting the monarch�*s role today and look towards the future". at 7a years of age, charles will be the oldest monarch to be crowned, as our royal correspondent nicholas witchell reports. he's been king since the moment of his mother's death. charles was in ballater near balmoral today thanking local people for their support over recent weeks. alongside king charles, camilla, the queen consort. and they will be side by side in seven months�* time to be crowned alongside each other at the coronation. archive: and now here comes her majesty. - injune 1953, queen elizabeth rode in a gold coach to her coronation. archive: her majesty moves to king edward's chair. it�*s an event which, while it�*s purely symbolic and constitutional terms, has a deep religious significance. god save the queen! it�*s a moment when a new monarch is crowned and consecrated, when a king or queen dedicates him or herself to the service of his or her people. for king charles, the coronation will be a b

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charles iii will be crowned at westminster abbey on saturday may 6th.he nurse accused of murdering or attempting to murder 17 babies — a court is told a pattern had emerged of babies dying or collapsing when she was on duty. russia has launched more missile strikes against ukraine, hitting the western city of lviv, and zaporizhzhia in the south—east. and jamie oliver and the campaign for children from all families in england on universal credit to be allowed free school meals. and coming up on the bbc news channel... qualification and elimination from the champions league can be decided tonight. celtic need a win to stay alive in the competition as they host rb leipzig. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. it has been another turbulent day on the financial markets after a warning from the bank of england about the uk's financial stability. the chancellor, appearing before mps today, insisted that the government's tax cutting plans are the only way to boost growth. but the international monetary fund repeated criticism of his plans, saying th

after 2 years, a gummies, you know, admission that he was motivated because of the relations between abbey, the l. d, p and, and the moonies and, and blame the unification church for bankrupting his family. what the l d p investigation really sought to do was kind of limit the followed. but what it found was that something like a 179 out of 379, l d, p liberal democratic party, lawmakers, had affiliations, had ties to this group. now there are several lawsuits of, of victims pending and cause she to him self. he said ok, i'm not part of this group. he called on lawmakers of the l. d. p to sever their ties. but he also admitted that the government could have done more to assist these victims of, of the unification church is supposed to abuse. and do we have a sense though, of just how influential this church is in japanese politics? i mean, i wonder if it's mostly just been standard political, meet and greets like have they influenced like policy? that's a, that's a difficult question to answer at this time. the information we have though, is that they provided lawmakers with volunteers to

martin, the former british army officer, and a war studies fellow at king's college in london, good abbey with us, mike. i wonder what other military implications of putin declaring these regions part of russia? i think the short answer is there aren't very many military implications at the same time as, as these annexations were announced. the ukrainian forces are actually a surrounding town with about 3000 russian soldiers in cold line. and, and that's going to possibly be another repeat of what we saw a couple of weeks ago when the russian front collapse. i think the main audience for this annexation is the russian domestic one. the war is being very badly the piece in, and i think this off is something that he can show to the public and say, look at the progress that we're making. and just on that audience factor, you klein has the momentum. but what we hear, they're also they're taking that ground. yes. but they are also is it not true that they are taking a very heavy human cost as they move forward? yes. that that's absolutely true. so right from the beginning of the war, the ukrai

when again shaka, the former been international, gave his team all the spark they needed was that the abbey got the party started believe it was in that that he ate with it. fire in the bowl, out of reach of a shock, akiva od dabby twice turned. provide up a dutch defend, i share any from all seen here, scoring his 2nd goal, eddy in the 2nd half iran moment of celebration. straggling levitas let us forced use mock space stoppin has claimed his 2nd street formula, one title of the victory upper japanese grand prix. art fast adult life. the red bull driver wouldn't get the full points because the race didn't go to full distance due to full weather conditions, but since the race was suspended and not abundant or stopping with a water, the title, after all, before we go, the annual festival of lights has got underway here in berlin with seas bright illuminations projected on to the cities, landmarks, despite germany, partly with an energy crisis link to the war in ukraine. sites that have been eliminated include the brandenburg gate t, v, tower, unplug them, up, flats, events organizer see it u

and the ab, the abbey twice turned provider for dutch defender jeremy frame pong scene here, scoring his 2nd goal of the match early in the 2nd half a rare occasion to celebrate struggling labor gruesome matched a 9 kicked off on friday in half an time where veda bremond were the visitors and the newly promoted side, where had, after just 18 minutes, went marvin duke's rounded of a fine counter attack. one knelt, 2 breyman. another lead lasted barely 15 minutes. so as well as the boar proved half a time, could score break away goals 2, just as the game looked destined for a draw. the referee awarded a controversial penalty 3 minutes from time. and when does league a top score? and nicholas will crude stepped up to give bremen the when they move above hoffen high into 4th place. and so let's take a look at all the bundles leader results so far and much d 9, there is the live occurs and when against chalka last place book, i am stunned frankfurt minds. and leipzig shared the spoils. as did osburg and bolt berg. and as saw breyman bit hoffen heim, dormant and by and munich, are currentl

he was the victim of an attack. dozens of shots were fired at his car, killing his daughter in law abbey out. when there was a dispute between criminal group slaves, they have a monopoly on the distribution of chicken, the beef and pork solution. they like out of it, they are the ones who distribute these products exclusively. a yours is from here, missy. miss williams, group. sellers here say that the last flacco is cartel has also infiltrated to tomato market and raised prices. in walla, another municipality, and good at a separate armed group has decreased the price of corn tortillas, reportedly to support families. the cartels fragmentation has led to a diversification of illegal activities and an expansion into food production and sales. they have killed 11 people over chicken meat. apart from the fact that they were very expensive. you couldn't get chickens here because of what was happening. there was just no chicken available place here. for example, we used to get one chicken breast for 90 pesos, and now it costs a 110 of them picking him up in general. the in the cartels are cl

this may actually indicate that he's running out of weapons, abbey, conventional weapons or different kind of drones, et cetera. but as i say, i bottom line people here. no, they do not trust flooding or putting on the statements that he was delivering there. as you well know, there was a sprit of deadly missile strikes on civilian targets across ukraine, this week western allies, promising to deliver more anti missile systems. how confident or people there that those weapons will in fact prevent civilian deaths. certainly, they're very important if you are think about what just presidency. lensky pointed out that apparently ukraine only has about 10 percent of what it needs to defend the air from incoming strikes and looking at the s trucks just the monday about hundreds and cruise missiles were literally raining down and ukraine, and about half of them only could be intercepted at by ukraine because they do have air defense systems, but very old from the soviet union times. and it's not just by the way, the fact that this countries air defense systems to make sure that infrastructur

started for that isn't in the 38 minute following the ball at the reach of the shelf, a keeper and the abbey twice to a provider for dust defender, jeremy for him. paul said he scoring his 2nd go early in the 2nd half every moment of celebration for struggling live accusing and a new manager. so let's take a look at all the bonus, like a result so far on matched a 9. and they, you will see that spectacular dope and by and game to to and the liver keys and when he gets sugar last place. borkam also stun frankfurt mines and light sick shared the spoils in their match as did ox berg and vol spoke. and bremond bait hoffen home. on sunday, we have a lot to look for to glad back class with cologne, head to berlin, battle fryeburg, and stood got taken when yawn. but for me, the one, the max for staff and his poised for his 2nd straight for me, the one title after climbing pole position at the japanese grand prix. red bull drive up leads the standing by 104 points. when coupled with bonus, points for the fastest lap would almost guarantee him the title but to step and we'll have to overcome one smal

in early 1954, france froze, the catholic priest abbey pierre launched a major appeal for the homeless, torn between a domestic housing crisis and imperial conflict abroad. the french government needed to act decisively after 8 years embroiled in indo china, it sent in a new commander general on he, nevada, with a plan to strike, a major blow against of yet mean his forces in stole themselves in the den been for basin, a strategic position surrounded by mountains, his objective to force the enemy out of the jungle and engage in direct combat. the french still considered themselves invincible, but they would be proved wrong. ah . the french army was unaware that in the silence of the hills, the north vietnamese coalition forces of yet men were preparing a major assaults. they carried tens of thousands of tons of equipment and artillery to the top of the hills overlooking the french camp. while trucks carried the majority of the heavy weapons, 2 wheels also came in useful or a bag, gar, garcia, i'm a christian. i said, i've over both the possible thief. let us also sanky loudly. la, plea

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. >> marking the 950th anniversary of dunfermin abbey's safe territory.ese early days, there has been a shift. in line with government guidance, he will not be attending the climate conference in egypt next month. the freedoms of being prince of wales, replaced by the constraints of being king. in edinburgh, the focus moved to the palace of holyroodhouse. this event fits firmly into the kings thinking as he begins his reign. he has pledged to use his time as monarch to protect the diversity of the u.k. in holyrood's great gallery there was a clamor to get close to the king and queen consort. some were able to sneak in the odds self. among the guests, members of the nhs, armed forces and the arts, including a music producer who started his career with a grant from the prince's trust, no meeting the king as an ambassador for his community. >> i am british-born pakistani. there's so much hope for the future. the british asian trust, everything ty are doing and pakistan, india, bangladesh, issues that are sometimes marginalized bonaire king cares about em. >>

the event will center on westminster abbey in london. charles, of course, succeeded his mother in september when she died at the age of 96. staff are to be forced to work by the french government at certain fuel depots. it is a rare move taken, it is claimed, to ensure that emergency services can still be maintained. this as the strike has caused shortages and cues of drivers at french petrol stations drags on into a thirdeek. >> across france, drivers turn in circles as they desperately search for fuel amid service station pumps running dry. some even skipping work to queue for petrol. pay-related strikes at energy giants have shut down over 60% of france's refinery capacity, triggering a panicked response. some queue patiently while others latch onto fuel trucks. the lucky ones who have found petrol do not hesitate to stock up with her water bottles. the french government is under pressure to end the crisis, as it is already dipping into the country's strategic reserves of fuel. a government spokesman warned that the government is read

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were and still are celebrated as heroes who continue to publicly voice anti communist hate speech at abbey now. but if you were good, the gap was baker a yet, and was gotten family can fluffy from am to community into any guidance on how long you need to get them. now, i am not acting up on your cell. i'm almost done, but hang up on me and then when i come down from my when your child, i'm going to tell you when i go, when i move to let me ah ah ah ah ah, ah nicholas supplant, the hardest buddy out of the neighbor. so would you be doing that if they do me get that i can approve of the murder lucky more hunting and see if the 2 done to come to vidalia. but isn't demona dissimilar? well, poorly my among them one me. but i don't. i'm really michael. he got out on yeah, i got it. i could have been kind of a tim input devoted up shelby, but i need it. i don't but audience i maria, which was august to do it. it would love who own more than a bunch of them kind of put up up, up, up or young down to the money need. smoke beset the mon dee. had he been a la mac? was up until he knew me. but i got,

example of the combination of modernity with tradition flags and green leaves all over the ministerial abbey more than half a century after the queen's own wedding welcoming a real representative of the middle class catherine the queen continued her long-term strategy of weaving the monarchy into the changing social fabric of the country of ukraine! the only british monarch who still remained on the throne for 60 years was queen victoria your majesty mother this is an opportunity to thank you and father for always staying close to you inspire us with your tireless work and make us proud of britain the diamond jubilee year also provided another opportunity to see the queen's sense of humor during the opening of the london 2012 olympics during the opening ceremony of the london olympics daniel craig as james bond arrived at buckingham palace everyone wondered, he is going to buckingham palace, to whom is he, who is he going to meet with the queen? remember who will play the queen good evening mr bond good evening your majesty to everyone who saw this scene it had the same effect no one could b