here he lay, and then over there under those balconies under my balcony.ctors, and i don't give in to provocations. first, the corpse lay here, then someone will check for me there. i have already been taken away once without sufficient reason. it was just a failed suicide attempt. yes, well, you know, you will still live, vladimir olgeldovich will visit your exhibition. thank you dear, i immediately realized that you are a true connoisseur of art. i can go. can thanks here's a strange type so everything, let's clarify who lives on which line, and so on the second. ah. wait, the vasyarist vasya lives on the fourth floor, and on the second lives dubok shooter, a bad neighbor of the zoevs, i’ll clarify this on the third a yes madam, a yes a the third from the right uh swan song is a good one, this is felilia a neighbor on the site. a 40-year-old man is climbing a drainpipe with a bouquet in his teeth to a woman. and what, as they say, gray hair in a beard bes in a rib? no, marina could not do it, firstly, she is up to 10 at the performance. uh 300 people wit

after— there, to see her on the balcony after so — there, to see her on the balcony after so many balconys, she first appeared in 1927 as a baby and it's— she first appeared in 1927 as a baby and it's absolutely extraordinary and it's absolutely extraordinary and when — and it's absolutely extraordinary and when she wasn't even meant to be queen— and when she wasn't even meant to be queen at— and when she wasn't even meant to be queen at that point and so, the twists _ queen at that point and so, the twists and — queen at that point and so, the twists and turns in her own life in the way _ twists and turns in her own life in the way that she has just twists and turns in her own life in the way that she hasjust been twists and turns in her own life in the way that she has just been this constant _ the way that she has just been this constant reliable and completely, 'ust constant reliable and completely, just this _ constant reliable and completely, just this figure had for the country is remarkable. my favourite effect in the _ is remarkable. my favourite effect in the telegraph from page

he was on any day -- she was on the balcony today.lier, my colleague spoke to some people who have come from all over the world to watch the festivities. >> it was 10 deep as people gathed to watch the parade. those in the back could not see much, but that seemed to bother no one. >> it feels like a special occasion. >> you cannot see much from back here. does that matter? >> we have been getting some good shots of what is going on anyway. >> some have traveled thousands of miles. you me from canada? specifically for this? >> specifically for this. we came here 10 years ago for the diamond jubilee. her majesty the queen has been faithfully serving the commonwealth for the last 70 years. >> why are you here? >> i think it is a special occasion. we are never going to see this again. it is a special. >> for others, this was the tonic needed after the last two years. >> i am proud to be part of is. this sense of togetherness, we have not felt it in in on time. it is special. >> i inherit celebrating the occasion. it is nice bringing commu

n the balcony, he was something.the jubilee we should point out. there is a lot more in store including the lighting of the beacons tonight, the queen will light the principal beacon prosecutor windsor which will kick of a spectacle bigger than ever, hard to imagine but deb roberts has the details. deb, tell us what we can expect. >> reporter: okay, amy. well, first of all i have to tell you & t.j., maybe maggie and james are down amongst the crowd but i'm practicing my wave here with our crowd because folks are starting to file out of the area and they are festive as you've seen and really happy. so we're having a great time up here too even though we're a little distant from the crowd. but as amy said, yeah, the beacon light ceremony will be happening today. it's fascinating because that was something that was used a warning during war times and - aggression but now it's become something celebratory, the beacon lighting. so it's going to start tonight, continuing on with the celebration as you say. the queen is goi

so there won't be harry and meghan on the balcony. prince andrew will not be on that balcony.he is 96 years old. she is frail. there had been questions about how much we would see her during the platinum jubilee celebrations. we are expecting to see her a couple times on the balcony, once for a flyover, as well, that will take place, greeting the people and the troops. tonight, she will kick off the lighting of a string of beacons across the nation from windsor castle. we'll see her, which is good news, because she's been frail recently. >> katty, can you explain to our audience here in the united states the combination of magic and myth that so involves the entire population of great britain? we have, of course, the fourth of july, but nothing compares and contrasts with what we're watching here today. one nation becomes totally united in glee, i would imagine, over what is going on, the 70th anniversary of the queen's coronation. >> yeah, i mean, look, are there some people in this country who are not monarchists? yes, mike. polls have it about the quarter of the population

she looks ha- looking on the balcony. she looks ha - to looking on the balcony.e, she _ looking on the balcony. she looks happy to be there, she looks i looking on the balcony. she looks happy to be there, she looks veryj happy to be there, she looks very well but clearly she has been as we know been suffering from mobility issues and that is causing her some discomfort and it's been felt that the journey tomorrow morning from windsor to st. paul's in london and then back again and everything at st. paul's cathedral will be too much for her.— st. paul's cathedral will be too much for her. ., ,, , . much for her. thank you very much. we did see — much for her. thank you very much. we did see her— much for her. thank you very much. we did see her majesty _ much for her. thank you very much. we did see her majesty the - much for her. thank you very much. we did see her majesty the queen. much for her. thank you very much. i we did see her majesty the queen on the balcony today. a day full of festivities. they still celebrating. hello. for most of us, it was a pretty

i happened to catch him on the balcony. i guess that's| him on the balcony.on the balcony — it's the light relief between everyone on a very formal occasion, a kid who gets bored and tired really easily. let's go to the front page of the times, caroline — you've both been mentioning it, the future of the monarchy, and the times has that balcony shot. "this is the future of the royal monarchy," that's what's being presented. what do you think the two major future kings will bring to the table? the the two major future kings will bring to the table? the message is clearly lean. _ bring to the table? the message is clearly lean, efficient _ bring to the table? the message is clearly lean, efficient people - clearly lean, efficient people facing — clearly lean, efficient people facing forward, the speech they gave last night, _ facing forward, the speech they gave last night, whilst prince charles's was very— last night, whilst prince charles's was very personal, we had prince william _ was very personal, we had prince william really using that platform again _ w

jubilee including her first appearance moments away from the balcony. >> announcer: from nbc news, thisecial report. here's savannah guthrie and hoda kotb. >>> hi, everybody. good morning, live picture from london as the kickoff events to the queen's platinum jubilee celebration are well under way. >> this is a four-day party by the way, and it's a big one. we're about to see her ma jessty for the first time. she's taking a special trouping of the color salute from buckingham palace. kier simmons has his eye on it all. kier set the scene for us. >> reporter: i sure do. we've been watching charles and william ride bolt upright in a sea of red and gold on the world famous mile behind me there. i don't know if you can see the procession still headed down to buckingham palace, what a historic moment for a queen making history. what they are doing, hoda, they just held the world famous parade and the parade ground behind us. they are going to buckingham palace now. and i think this is a first, they are going to go and salute the queen on the buckingham palace balcony. what a way to pay respe

over the balcony.to a very large extent rewarded. but, as piers hinted earlier, it has got a feeling about the end of an era. it's inevitable and escapable that it should be so. but the reign, the house of windsor will carry on. and the constitutional monarchy in many ways suits the british temperament. it's right for us. i think piers would agree with me but if we were presenting with a presidential election and had to choose between tony blair and richard branson and shall we say lenny henry who is a comedian and used to be funny but now very serious, i mean, we would go up and hang ourselves rather than vote for any of them. so a constitutional monarchy may not make sense to a lot of people. let me just tell you when in ancient rome the republics became corrupt, they replaced them with a there is nothing more modern about a republic. actually the people breadth of wisdom and experience. prime ministers all she has met to discuss -- incredible influence she wields in half hour meetings. she has met 1

this is the scene on the balcony.ted platinum jubilee and surrounded by her close family, but not all the close family, working members of the royal family, something new this year. you can see there the duchess of cambridge to one side and also prince charles, who will be next king alongside her. he represented her in the last hour at a military parade, the first time he's done so. this is all part of the wider transition. we're about to see a fly past of 70 aircraft, each aircraft representing a year in the queen's reign. they'll start off with helicopters and end up with the famous british spitfire, something the queen always enjoys. so this is a big, big moment in terms of royal optics. every ten years the queen will bring out what she sees as the modern british royalty. 2002, the whole balcony was full of extended family. in 2012, it was just core members, harry, william, charles, camilla and the queen. to reflect a more austere teime. this is how she sees the modern monarchy in the twilight of her reign and the

the balcony doors have opened. here she _ life changed. the balcony doors have opened.is. _ i think you could say the crowd have fairly happy. brightly dressed so she can't be missed.— fairly happy. brightly dressed so she can't be missed. yes, 'oined by her elder h she can't be missed. yes, 'oined by her elder son, prince _ she can't be missed. yes, joined by her elder son, prince charles, - she can't be missed. yes, joined by her elder son, prince charles, his i her elderson, prince charles, his wife the duchess of cornwall, camilla, prince william and his children. �* �* # god save our gracious queen # long live our noble queen # god save the queen # send her victorious # happy and glorious # long to reign over us # god save the queen. hgppy happy and glorious, which isjust as a finale like this should be. all the flags waving, a good deal of happy people here, while we were out of vision, busy taking photos of that balcony that is in the distance. i that balcony that is in the distance-— that balcony that is in the distance. w ., ., distance. i was taking a video! i

the queen isjoined on the balcony at buckingham palace by herfamily, but not prince harry and meghan.housands line the mall to watch the ceremony, which is being broadcast around the world. if i had one thing to say to the queen, i would say, you've done an amazing job of 70 years on the throne. god save the queen! also on the programme this lunchtime... johnny depp�*s seen in a newcastle pub last night, while in the us his legal team celebrates his defamation win, but domestic abuse campaigners worry about the message it sends. and here at the home of cricket, the start of the test match summer, new captain, new coach, new england? so far, very good. good afternoon. the queen has taken the salute from the balcony at buckingham palace as trooping the colour begins four days of celebration for her platinum jubilee. there are thousands of people here lining the streets, and we've spoken to some who've come from as far away as australia and the us. in a message to mark the event, the queen, who is the world's oldest reigning monarch, said she hoped the celebrations would create "many hap

. brute wanted to be here under balcony.ted to be here under balcony. - are in changing times, there are some things that are not comfortable for the queen to do any more but where she can she will try and she says that she needs to be seen to be believed and i think we need to believed and i think we need to believe that.— believe that. good to see you and thank ou believe that. good to see you and thank you very — believe that. good to see you and thank you very much _ believe that. good to see you and thank you very much indeed - believe that. good to see you and thank you very much indeed and i j thank you very much indeed and i will let you to get back to many days ahead of events. so what else is planned for the rest of the four day weekend? later today beacons will be lit throughout the uk, channel islands, isle of man and uk 0verseas territories. they will be also lit in most of the 5a commonwealth countries. on friday, a service of thanksgiving will take place at st paul's cathedral in london. then on saturday, memb

half an hour later, the queen was on the palace balcony.ent the queen said she had been "humbled and deeply touched" that so many people had taken to the streets to mark herjubilee. although she hadn't been able to attend every event she said she remained committed to serving the nation to the best of her ability, supported by herfamily. the queen's platinum jubilee was over. nicholas witchell, bbc news, at buckingham palace. i'm joined now by richard berthelson, he's the royal correspondent with the ctv television network in toronto. thank you very much for being with us here on newsday. as the celebrations come to an end, first up, your thoughts over the last few days and also looking ahead. it has been a spectacular _ days and also looking ahead. it has been a spectacularjubilee - been a spectacularjubilee celebration in london watched very closely globally sent me by people in canada and throughout the commonwealth, they will have paid close attention to it. the future i think was very much previewed on the palace balcony today with thr

that really was a bonus. balcony this evening. that really was a bow— balcony this evening.us-— was a bonus. the queen made a statement _ was a bonus. the queen made a statement where _ was a bonus. the queen made a statement where she _ was a bonus. the queen made a statement where she said - was a bonus. the queen made a statement where she said she i was a bonus. the queen made a i statement where she said she will continue to serve to the best of her ability. we haven't seen as much of her in the last six months and it is just over a year since prince philip died. how much is she really going to be able to do, do you think, in future? she will not want to let go completely. she future? she will not want to let go completely-— future? she will not want to let go completely. she is not going to let io, completely. she is not going to let no, she is completely. she is not going to let go. she is going — completely. she is not going to let go. she is going to _ completely. she is not going to let go, she is going to do _ completely. she is not going to let go, she is going t

absolutely, that balcony appearance is always i that balcony appearance is always incredibly— that balconyty the queen, flying the flag for britain notjust here in the united — for britain notjust here in the united kingdom, but around the world _ united kingdom, but around the world. :, :, , :, world. the drum ma'ors leading the band is in a _ world. the drum majors leading the band is in a counterclockwise - band is in a counterclockwise direction this time around the queen victoria memorial. the queen ready once again to inspect them as they march past. the bands first, and then the guards that took part in then the guards that took part in the parade itself, led of course by the parade itself, led of course by the irish guards. we will be seeing a lot of this setup, katie, in the next few days, because we have that concert on saturday, and other events as well. today, by the way, the royal british legion arranged tickets for lots of people, deserving of coming and sitting, and they will get a bird's eye view of the fly past. thea;r sitting, and they will get a bird's eye view of the fl

half an hour later, the queen was on the palace balcony.atement, the queen said she had been "humbled and deeply touched" that so many people had taken to the streets to mark herjubilee. although she hadn't been able to attend every event, she said she remained committed to serving the nation to the best of her ability, supported by herfamily. the queen's platinum jubilee was over. nicholas witchell, bbc news, at buckingham palace. 0n at buckingham palace. the website, all the coverages 0n the website, all the coverages laid out for you there. britain has announced it will send long—range mobile rocket launchers to ukraine, along with ammunition. the announcement follows a similar decision by washington last week to supply kyiv with four similar rocket launcher vehicles. on sunday, president putin warned that russia could attack new targets if western countries gave ukraine longer—range weapons. he was speaking as the ukrainian capital kyiv came under russian missile attack for the first time since the end of april. 0ur ukraine corresponden

the family on the balcony. in the queen's grandchildren. louis did have a wonderful day.omething to smile about but these rare sightings of the queen, she's set up palazzo many occasions and she is going to miss the support service due on friday. her appearances seem so special, so remarkable, given her age. absolutely and it focuses minds, the main event _ absolutely and it focuses minds, the main event was today, the fact that she is_ main event was today, the fact that she is not_ main event was today, the fact that she is not going to take part in the thanksgiving service tomorrow, it is disappointing but they announced it today— disappointing but they announced it today but_ disappointing but they announced it today but it's also not exactly surprising. she is 96 and so, at that_ surprising. she is 96 and so, at that age. — surprising. she is 96 and so, at that age, we have an engagement and busy day, _ that age, we have an engagement and busy day, it's completely normal for someone _ busy day, it's completely normal for someone to— busy day, it's completely normal f

the woman fell, called an ambulance, fell from the balcony.a state of shock, the pensioner did not immediately understand that she had numerous injuries, x-rays confirmed fractures, including those of her feet and spine, a cast was put on a corset, she was prescribed and discharged home, when she could walk again and whether it would work without special means, considering age doctors predict not taken, the blow fell on something else there. sitting bacteria. that i didn’t hit my head, i fell somehow with my side on my shoulder, her daughter is caring for olga. marina, approaching the window , reminds herself every time that there are no balconies, the remains of the structure were cut off by the rescuers, but the balconies are not the only problem. they say that the tenants are cracking the whole house, there is a hole at the seams. here it is all destroyed. wow, totally ruined. i’m also afraid to approach how much we asked no one did anything to us, back in those days in the eleventh year until the eleventh year housing and communal services

half an hour later, the queen was on the palace balcony.ement the queen said she had been "humbled and deeply touched" that so many people had taken to the streets to mark herjubilee. although she hadn't been able to attend every event she said she remained committed to serving the nation to the best of her ability, supported by herfamily. the queen's platinum jubilee was over. nicholas witchell, bbc news, at buckingham palace. millions of people have also been marking the queen's 70 years on the throne with specialjubilee lunch events in towns, cities and villages across the uk. one of them was at the oval cricket ground in london, where prince charles and the duchess of cornwall were special guests, as navtej johal reports. assessing the options for a very special lunch. the 0val cricket ground in london is more used to serving up sport than sponge cake, but the prince of wales and duchess of cornwalljoin hundreds of guests inside the stadium to mark the final day of the platinum jubilee celebrations. meanwhile, the earl and countess of w

and all eyes will be on the balcony to _ year. and all eyes will be on the balcony to see _ year.any other members of the royal family. turning around while we are chatting, how lucky are we with this vantage point? i don't think i have ever had such a good vantage point. victoria mentioned, this happens every year, this is about, trooping the colour is about marking the official birthday of the queen but this year, it has huge significance for a monarch who is 96 years old. robert, i'm delighted you are here, for so many reasons, your knowledge of the specifics of this are greater than mine but your reminderfor viewers, as we build up to the start of the ceremony at the top of the hour, not exactly trooping the colour, what it is about, it has a long tradition in this country? irate long tradition in this country? we are watching one of the two british cavalry _ are watching one of the two british cavalry regiments, once upon a time the whole _ cavalry regiments, once upon a time the whole british army was on horses, — the whole british army was on horses, now i think there are 5

half an hour later, the queen was on the palace balcony.the queen said she had been "humbled and deeply touched" that so many people had taken to the streets to mark herjubilee. although she hadn't been able to attend every event she said she remained committed to serving the nation to the best of her ability, supported by herfamily. the queen's platinum jubilee was over. nicholas witchell, bbc news, at buckingham palace. richard berthelsen is the royal correspondent for ctv — he's been following all thejubilee celebrations from canada. i think it's been a spectacular jubilee celebration in london, watched very closely level he sent me by people in canada and throughout the commonwealth who will have paid close attention to it. the future, i think was very much previewed on the palace balcony today, we see three future kings, the cambridge family and that duchess of cornwall being the future of the royal family. a much more slimmed—down monarchy which is going to present enormous difficulties for the rams going ahead given that there are pr

on the balcony the queen and the working members of the royal family and their children.whom was about to steal the show. overhead, there was a fly past, the finest britain's armed services could watch her. watching was four-year-old louie, still waiting for all he was worth, fascinating by what he was seeing overhead one moment, putting his hands to his ears the next. the queen of course has seen it all before, and takes such things in her stride, just as she has done throughout her long reign. her seven years on the throne were marked in style. the platinum jubilee celebrations are underway. nicholas mitchell, bbc news. katty: don't you love the way it is always the children who steal the show? earlier, people from inside the u.k. and around the world gathered to watch the ceremonies here. we were on site and in in the crowd and speaking to spectators. reporter: it was 10 deep on the mall as people gathered to watch the parade. those at the back cannot really see much. but that seemed to bother absolutely no one. >> it is incredible. i have never seen it like this and i

the headlines: in front of a crowd of thousands, the queen takes the salute from the balcony of buckingham palace with members of the royal family, kick—starting four days of platinum jubilee celebrations. a spectacular military fly—past, as planes spell out "70", paying tribute to the queen's tenure. some travelled from all over the world. her majesty the queen has been faithfully serving us and the commonwealth for the last 70 years. fireworks and beacons light up the skies across the uk and in commonwealth capitals, as part of the tributes. also in the programme: as ukraine approaches 100 days of war, president zelensky urges western nations to step up their weapons deliveries — with russia now in control of 20% of his country. and after winning his defamation case against ex—wife amber heard, we look at why johnny depp lost a similar court battle in the uk. live from our studio in singapore, this is bbc news. it's newsday. welcome to the programme. queen elizabeth has overseen a fly—past of 70 aircraft on the first day of events to mark her platinum jubilee. the 96—year—old british mon

in front of a crowd of thousands, the queen takes the salute from the balcony of buckingham palace, with members of the royalfamily, kickstarting four days of platinum jubilee celebrations. a spectacular military flypast, as planes spell out �*70�* paying tribute to the queen's tenure. as ukraine approaches 100 days of war, president zelensky urges western nations to step up their weapons deliveries, with russia now in control of 20% of his country. live from our studio in singapore, this is bbc news — it's newsday. we begin this hour with breaking news from the united stated, where presidentjoe biden has delivered a rare primetime address to pressure congress to pass gun reform laws after a string of mass shootings. from the white house, he said that it is time america needed to strengthen background checks on potential gun owners. he appealed to congress to make changes to the existing laws. the united states has been shaken in recent weeks by high—profile mass shootings at a grocery story in new york, an elementary school in texas and just on wednesday evening a medical building in ok

that balcony scene. it was only working royals. yet some of the other royals like harry, megan, they're not completely shutout. >> no, but they stuck to that classification working royals. that's why others were not there. as we go through the rev of the weekend, we'll see harry and meghan as she should. she is bringing them back into the fold. maybe she can help heal some relationships. >> always great to have you along. we'll have much more on the jubilee celebrations throughout the morning. >> right now, let's turn to that breaking news overnight. the nation still rocked you about that shooting in texas. this time it happened in a hospital in tulsa, oklahoma. a gunman storming in taking four lives before his own. blayne alexander joins us from the scene with the latest. good morning. >> good morning to you. it happened on the second floor of a medical center here on the hospital campus. now police are still investigating what they say is not completely random. he went to that building and specific floor with a target in mind. >>

the balcony appearance was the climax to an afternoon ofjubilee pageantry.l been very british, the story of the seven decades of the queen's reign. the sights, the sounds, the dance moves. the faces and all those memories. the organisers had called this section the time of our lives. this being the story of britain, there was a good sprinkling of the mildly eccentric on two wheels and on three, all of which, it must be said, were going rather better than this four—wheeler. leading the pageant was the gold coach, the coach that had taken the queen to her coronation, images of her on that journey were projected onto the windows. the coach was making its first public appearance since the goldenjubilee in 2002. in the royal box, the prince of wales took the salute from military units representing britain's armed forces and attachments from many of the 5a members of the commonwealth. making a return to public duty, prince louis in the royal box with his elder brother and sister, george and charlotte. things were livening up. the parade was on to the 2010s, there

she was joined on the balcony at buckingham palace by members of herfamily — but not prince andrew, norarry and megan. they watched 70 aircraft take part in a spectacular flypast, which included the world—famous red arrows. cheering. tens of thousands people from around the uk and the world thronged the streets hoping to catch a glimpse of proceedings. if i had one thing to say to the queen, i would say, you've done an amazing job of 70 years on the throne. cheering. god save the queen! enjoying the ride — george, charlotte and louis made their debut appearance in a royal carriage at the trooping the colour parade. and in other news tonight: england get off to a storming start on the first day of the first test against new zealand at lords. good evening from buckingham palace, where the queen has been cheered on by huge crowds as the first of four days of the platinum jubilee celebrations got under way. it began with the trooping of colour parade and was followed by a spectacular flypast marking her unprecedented 70—year reign. in a message to mark the event, the queen said she hoped th

keeping a close eye on the balcony. jonathan is taking off right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ so here we start this hour by wishing all of you a very good today here from msnbc world headquarters here in new york. welcome to alex witt reports. again, we are going to keep a close eye on. thanks buckingham palace. but, before beginning with a brand-new insight into what issues matter most to voters. of, course just months ahead of the november midterms. and you from abc news and if ipsos shows the economic concerns are growing at only due to 61% of americans disapprove of how biden has handled the economy, but because most american faith, the, economy and gas prices are the top issues affecting how people will vote in the coming election. up next, -- making a case for our publicans should vote. >> the bottom line is there are two very clear in very different approaches here. there is our approach, which is to find solutions to invest in our supply chains, like we are doing with the infrastructure money in my department and in others, to do

the queen had appeared on the palace balcony, walking carefully and leaning on her stick.st time in her reign, she did not attend the parade itself. it had been left to the prince of wales to lead the royal party from buckingham palace down to horse guards parade. also riding on horseback, behind charles, were prince william, the duke of cambridge, and princess anne, the princess royal. and riding together in one of the carriages, the cambridges�* three children — prince george, prince louis, waving away happily in the middle, and princess charlotte. and the more the crowd waved, the more louis waved, until his sister decided that that was probably enough. as the procession made its way down the mall, a group of animal—rights protesters broke through the tight police cordon and attempted to disrupt one of the marching bands before being dragged away by police. 0n horse guards parade, the footguards had formed up — plenty to look at and plenty to get used to for these newcomers to the parade. they will be seeing it many times in the years to come. absent from the parade, th

the queen was joined on the balcony at buckingham palace by working members of the royal family, whichid not include prince harry and meghan. thousands lined the mall to watch the ceremonies, which were being broadcast around the world. the ceremony on the balcony was marked with a special fly—past to celebrate the queen's 70 years on the throne. prince andrew will miss tomorrow's service of thanksgiving at st paul's cathedral after testing positive for covid. and i'm katty kay live from buckingham palace, or from buckingham palace, you can see there are hu people or you can see there are hundreds of people enjoying celebrations of the platinum jubilee. the illustrator sir quentin blake, broadcaster clare balding and actor damian lewis are among more than 1000 people recognised in the queen's birthday honours list. in other news, johnny depp�*s seen in a newcastle pub last night, while in the us, his legal team celebrated his defamation win. but domestic abuse campaigners worry about the message it sends. 70 aircraft have flown over buckingham palace to celebrate the queen's platinum j

seeing the queen on the balcony, was probably the highlight of the day. how excited was the crowd to see. he was a sterling culmination to the 4 days of events for the many, many thousands of people. he spent the day outside buckingham palace to day in the millions watching at home as well. this was a surprise, though appearance. it hadn't been expected. as you say, she had had to drop out from a number of events over the course of the weekend, she'd cited the fact she'd experience him discomfort on the 1st day when we did manage to see her a few times. we've seen her family, the next generation, instead in her place at several these events, but seeing her to day as they wrapped up events really was the icing on the cake for so many people at the end of this weekend. yeah, and let's, let's talk about how important the queen is asking, unifying figure to that country because she clearly isn't she yeah, this is, she is hugely popular in this country. it has to be said, all the polls point in that direction. for those who love the queen, there is a magic all

and wave off the balcony. prince andrew and harry and meghan won't be there because they are no longer working members. but plenty more to come, pomp, pageant friday. get your party hats ready. frid. get your party hats ready.frida. get your party hats ready. >> and of course the yuoung 95, so of course she will take it easy. thank you so much. >>> just ahead for you, amber heard not giving up after losing in court to johnny depp. >>> plus a dire new money warning from a big time american banker. jamie dimon becomes a meteor meteorologist. dle. ♪ this magic moment ♪ but heinz knows there's plenty ofof magic in all that chaos. ♪ so different and so new ♪ ♪ was like any other... ♪ i brought in ensure max protein, with thirty grams of protein. those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks! (sighs wearily) here i'll takehat! (excited yell) woo-hoo! ensure max protein. with thirty grams of protein, one gram of sugar, and nutrients to support immune health. like pulsing, electric shocks, sharp, stabbing pain

she was determined to take the salute from the balcony, with her family, so she could _ the balcony,ly, so she could indulge their support —— acknowledge their support. and she was determined to be zero this evening — was determined to be zero this evening to see the end of the pageant _ evening to see the end of the pageant. what was fascinating —— to be sure _ pageant. what was fascinating —— to be sure this — pageant. what was fascinating —— to be sure this evening. after 10,000 had marched down the the mall there were a _ had marched down the the mall there were a million people they are. it is amazing — were a million people they are. it is amazing how the game because they wanted _ is amazing how the game because they wanted to, _ is amazing how the game because they wanted to, they want to celebrate the queen's70th anniversary, and very important for the queen to acknowledge that, and i am not surprised — acknowledge that, and i am not surprised she said she was humbled. and there _ surprised she said she was humbled. and there was no pushing or shoving, it was very orderly. b

the queen had appeared on the palace balcony, walking carefully and leaning on her stick.st time in her reign, she did not attend the parade itself. it had been left to the prince of wales to lead the royal party from buckingham palace down to horse guards parade. also riding on horseback, behind charles, were prince william, the duke of cambridge, and princess anne, the princess royal. and riding together in one of the carriages, the cambridges' three children — prince george, prince louis, waving away happily in the middle, and princess charlotte. and the more the crowd waved, the more louis waved, until his sister decided that that was probably enough. as the procession made its way down the mall, a group of animal—rights protesters broke through the tight police cordon and attempted to disrupt one of the marching bands before being dragged away by police. 0n horse guards parade, the footguards had formed up — plenty to look at and plenty to get used to for these newcomers to the parade. they will be seeing it many times in the years to come. absent from the parade, the

i see them arguing on the balcony. well, then he dropped it.are you talking about, i got scared and left and didn't tell anyone. why am i afraid of him. he is what he can. and when the loans became unrepayable? i sort of made up my mind , i thought, i'll tell it all at the banquet. well, he will appreciate my devotion there, that's all. but he even didn't talk to me. and then you kicked the hell out and told xenia about everything. where are you from about this? you know that, but what did she tell you ? if you didn’t come up with a comrade to meet, i can’t say that i’m happy with such a prospect, there’s nothing to be done, such a service decided to take a walk, but i’m already returning. opposite the square on vyazemskaya. do you know the entrance yards, kamennoostrovsky 6264? come on, come on. what the hell are you playing? what place is one? time was still a child's place you chose. indeed yes no quite. you know last time i forgot ask, where did you get this on your neck, and do you ever happen to be off duty, i am mr. investigator, these a

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the parade came to her and saluted her on the balcony. very quietly and slowly, what you are seeing is the changing of the -- you saw today charles and ann and william riding up right on horses down the mile to lead that parade and i think that the royal family, if you like, is rearranging the shot window. they are presenting the future in a sense and what you really saw i think with the queen is her as the matriarchal figure kind of satisfied enjoying presenting that future to us. and then of course there were the moments with the kids. listen, we had three generations of royals on display here today, willie. but really three young royals stole the show and that was kate and william's kids. we saw them in the carriage, looking excited and behaving and waving and smiling and then on the balcony, talk about behaving yourself, louie, he looks as if he wasn't enjoying it very much. particularly the fly past when you blocked his ears. so aly bit of fun. it is always a historic moment and you get to compare those pictures on the balcony from p

but she will be on the balcony of buckingham palace. that is what we are at least have been told and are hoping for unless of course something happens and she is unable to do that. you mentioned herb, her health has been a little song about her house, of course, and her age and also after she's lost her husband. the duke read both recently. how much of her will we see in public in the future? you recon? well, we have seen much less of her over the past few months. in particular, for example, one of her main jobs on is the official state opening of parliament. that's when the parliamentary session in the u. k. begins and she is always present, but this year she didn't do it and has some prince charles was there instead of that was a big marker, i think for the fact that she really is, i'm beginning to withdraw much more from her public life. so we are going to see her over the next 4 days, but we don't know exactly what we will see of her that the, the palace has not been able to confirm that. and, but we will see her, at least in part i

her majesty appeared on the buckingham palace balcony to mark the end of celebrations. in a statement, she says she has been humbled and deeply touched by celebrations, and remains committed to serving the public to the best of her ability. earlier today 10,000 people took part in a huge platinum pageant, featuring the military, dancers, performers and celebrities from each decade of the queen's reign. tens of thousands of street parties also took place across the uk — with sometimes wet and windy weather not getting in the way. i'm lukwesa burak, with the rest of today's news. in bangladesh, an explosion and fire at a storage depot kills at least 49 people. russian missiles strike the ukrainian capital of kyiv for the first time in more than a month. and wales have done it — qualifying for the 2022 world cup with a 1—0 victory against ukraine in cardiff — there'll be lots more coming up in sportsday at 7.30. good evening from buckingham palace, where a huge pageant along the mall has ended with an appearance by the queen. the event concludes four days of celebrations t

makes an appearance at the end of her royal jubilee majesty delights the crowds with away from the balcony at buckingham palace of the nation celebrates the monarchs. 70 years on the throne, with one giant party. ah, i'm jared ray. thank you for your company. at least 50 worship as have been killed off to gunman open fire at a church in nigeria. the assailants targeted the catholic church in the city of all . while in on doff state authorities say, the government detonated explosives and shot indiscriminately at the congregation. the church. with mocking the christian pentecost, holiday. nigerian military is battling a g. hottest insurgency in the north, but attacks are rare in this region. d. w correspondent, america collier enlarge us, told us more about the attack. today's one of those days that you wake up to news that you don't expect a when dozens over 50 people. and i show that a number, so it will increase, have been queued, were killed in the catholic church to day. you know, some people had gone into church for mass. were, you know, where queued by unidentified go, gone. man who

the service of thanksgiving but we heard he had some discomfort yesterday after appearing on the balconyn the palace are confirming she will not be attending the derby tomorrow to watch the horse racing there. helena wilkinson is at windsor castle. what do we know? yes, we have had this news in the last couple of minutes that, from buckingham palace, tomorrow, not black part of the platinum jubilee celebrations but the queen was hoping to go to the epsom derby, that big horse racing event, an annual event that she absolutely loves to go to. we are well aware of her love of horses. she wanted to go to that but, given her mobility problems, given the fact that, she mentioned, she was not able to go st paul's cathedral for mentioned, she was not able to go st paul's cathedralfor a mentioned, she was not able to go st paul's cathedral for a thanksgiving service for her today, she is not going to be going to the epsom derby tomorrow. and, again, that will be a disappointment for the queen. not to be a surprise, though, given, would have been travel time to get to epsom in surrey, about an hou

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the color is currently taking place in london, and the queen is expected to appear on the balcony of buckingham palace for a military fly past later today. and the london correspondent child that chelsea hill is at the scene for us. charlotte, huge celebrations being seen in the u. k. can you put the significance of all of this into context for us? absolutely was mocking. 70 years on this throne. she is the longest serving monarch in british history. no one here. few people here could remember any other monoclonal throne. i think it's fair to say it's a safe assumption that few of us will be celebrating a moment like this, or mocking a moment like this. ever again. 70 years on the throne, when you consider what she's overseen, she's ever seen the end of the british empire, the birth of the digital computer age. and the transformation of british society, multiculturalism the way everything's completely changed their out a 70 years. and that is why so many thousands of people are lining the streets today. many of them really wanting to mob as moment celebrating. what is a 4 day holiday

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appearance at the end of her royal jubilee majesty delights the crowds with the right wave from the balcony at buckingham palace. while the nation celebrates the monarchs. 70, he's on the throne with one giant party. ah, i'm jared read. thank you for your company. at least 50 worship is have been killed off to gunman opened fire at a church in nigeria. the assailants targeted to catholic church in the city of al. wow. in and out, state authorities say the gum and detonated explosives, and shot indiscriminately at the congregation. the church was mocking the christian pentecost, holiday. nigerian military is battling a jihadist insurgency in the north. but attacks are rare in the region, dw correspondent, america, or you, or co, yay, excuse me. and lagos told us more about the attack. today's one of those days that you wake up to news that you don't expect. and when dozens over 50 people and we are sure that a numbers will be, it will increase, have been cured, were killed in the catholic church to day. innocent people had gone in to church for mars. were you know, where cube by unidentified

the crowd she is as the monarch waves from the balcony of buckingham palace. she says she plans to keep on serving off the 7th he is on the throne. ah, i'm ben fizzle and welcome. a time of prayer, reflection and celebration has turned into a massacre. government of a tactic catholic church in nigeria during mass. they came with guns and explosives, killing at least 50 p. the attack was in the city of oval in nigeria, southwestern state of orlando, where such violence is rare. of francis said he was praying for the victims who were killed while mocking the christian holiday of pentecost. a priest was kidnapped. a correspondent legacies elisa took woman to authorities have any leads yet to lisa. well it been a sad morning for us in nigeria, not just in lagos with also does like he pointed out in our or we're on dos, stayed or thought is up not yet identified. the gunman who carried out this sir at sac yesterday in a church of saint francis catholic church in orlando state. so yet identified there . but that they are saying that the police will hunt down are the