a lot were local and a lot knew a lot about balmoral.ught their dogs, that was a great thing, everybody had their dogs. and there were tiny children, and there were much older people, and there were people in wheelchairs, and this continued all through the day until i can remember i left at about 11:25... ..and there were still people coming with their iphone torches in wheelchairs, and walking, to deliver flowers orjust to stand and be there. so, all through the day i was really watching what people were doing and listening to them and there were hardly talking. and they literally wanted to come, i think — i thought it was so incredibly moving — they wanted to come to be near her. her relationship with scotland was one of family, certainly, but it was also one of being at ease in the surroundings. being a girl that had been at balmoral since she was a baby, and in fact, i think there was a case that the queen had only ever taken two summer holidays anywhere other than scotland. her thread of ancestry goes all the way back to robert the

she's asked them to go to balmoral. they refused to go to balmoral. they refused to go to balmoral.'s going to be correct . and it's his son. to be correct. and it's his son. and he understands that harry has huge emotional and. no, no, i think it goes beyond that. he wants the sevilla t because he's a gentleman, but he also wants to leave the door open so that when harry turns over, a new leaf gives up substances, gives up being a member of the cult of meghan that maybe there's a way back for, maybe that will happen sooner rather than later. look at gb news. we couldn't- “?j“ look at gb news. we couldn't actually be at gb news. we couldn't actually te neve— at gb news. we couldn't actually be more excited— at gb news. we couldn't actually be more excited about this htstevte— be more excited about this historic coronation, but i have teen— historic coronation, but i have teen ten— historic coronation, but i have been fan waited,— historic coronation, but i have been fan waited, absolutely tesetnetet. — been fan waited, absolutely fascinated. look at the rest of the— fascinated. look

.— right, windsor castle and balmoral , both the queen's balmoral, both the queen's tovonnte— balmorall as well. and so there te o ooeetton— birkhall as well. and so there is a question whether is a question as to whether teeooee— is a question as to whether because as part— is a question as to whether because as part of this desire to enn— because as part of this desire to ettn town— because as part of this desire to slim down the— because as part of this desire to slim down the monarchy, he may— to slim down the monarchy, he may teete— to slim down the monarchy, he may teette to— to slim down the monarchy, he may decide to open up more of the residences— may decide to open up more of the residences to— may decide to open up more of the residences to the public. as i the residences to the public. as . neon— the residences to the public. as . atte— the residences to the public. as i mean, like hampton court is, for i mean, like hampton court is, tov exempte— i mean, like hampton court is, for example, or— i mean, like hampton court is, for example, or the tower of tonton— for example,

she's asked them to go to balmoral. they refused to go to balmoral. they refused to go to balmoral.leman, but he also wants to leave the door open so that when harry turns over, a new leaf gives up substances, gives up being a member of the cult of meghan that maybe there's a way back for, maybe that will happen sooner rather than later. look at gb news. we couldn't- e“ee“ look at gb news. we couldn't actually be at gb news. we couldn't actually te neve— at gb news. we couldn't actually be more excited— at gb news. we couldn't actually be more excited about this htstevte— be more excited about this historic coronation, but i have teen— historic coronation, but i have teen ten— historic coronation, but i have been fan waited,— historic coronation, but i have been fan waited, absolutely tesetnetet. — been fan waited, absolutely fascinated. look at the rest of the— fascinated. look at the rest of the tvtttsh— fascinated. look at the rest of the british media— fascinated. look at the rest of the british media coverage over the british media coverage over the test— the british media cove

it's made from wood, from the grounds of balmoral castle near aberdeen, where the late queen died, agedoach will be the centrepiece of the much larger and longer procession from westminster abbey back to buckingham palace on coronation day. it's nearly four metres tall. it's over seven metres long. it weighs four tonnes. because of that, it can only be used at a walking pace. but preparations aren'tjust taking place on the ground. the royal air force have been rehearsing the coronation fly—past over raf cranwell in lincolnshire. hugely important to get it right. he ultimately is our commander in chief. he's been very closely associated with the armed services throughout his time and it's great to be able to put such a spectacle together for his coronation on the sixth. what you've seen today is a smaller version of that, 36 aircraft, but across all three services, and hopefully you've seen the amount of planning that's gone into that. i was very happy with the practice today, the spacing,

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million, covering the cost of events like the queen's lying at rest in edinburgh after her passing at balmoralation tour following the passing of his mother. now, the treasury says that the devolved governments have since been refunded for those costs incurred and smaller departments were covering smaller sums of this money, about £2 million each by the ministry of defence, the department for transport and the foreign commonwealth and development office. that's all for now — stay with bbc world news. hello there. here at home, our weather is quite quiet, but in italy, the flood situation will be ongoing. there's more cool, wet and windy weather developing in southern parts of europe. and this is the rainfall accumulation in the next few days. heavy rain for corsica and sardinia, the heaviest of the rain this time is more for the northwest of italy, and that could lead to some further flooding. away from that thickening cloud, we've had this band of cloud on that weather front producing just a little bit of rain. that's heading its way down into england and wales in some areas. clearer skies fo

the charlie charles was at balmoral with his 2 sons in august of 97th street. you know he was the one who informed the move them of his desk as he was with them at the time even if it's not present to do anything. william and harry with a grandmother queen elizabeth charles flew to paris to bring diana's party home for the video. because really i couldn't hear that the song that you accompanied him after his plane landed. he was very affected by what it just happened to sit bessy busy with the tragic visitor. but when we wished to plan well, despite the short notice as a matter of greater liberty, if they do credit. in less than 3 hours, the french authorities had mobilized the entire government and a battalion of the republican god to pay homage to an allied nation. and a grieving family. the de la fontose is here who at the end of his very brief stay in france. charles told us that he was truly impressed with the way the french public authorities had handled this tragic event to the to the is that the even more crushed off to that child has top priority was t

it's made from wood, from the grounds of balmoral castle near aberdeen, where the late queen died, agedingham palace on coronation day. it's nearly four metres tall. it's over seven metres long. it weighs four tonnes. because of that, it can only be used at a walking pace. but preparations aren'tjust taking place on the ground. the royal air force have been rehearsing the coronation fly—past over raf cranwell in lincolnshire. hugely important to get it right. he, ultimately, is our commander in chief. he's been very closely associated with the armed services throughout his time, and it's great to be able to put such a spectacle together for his coronation on the sixth. what you've seen today is a smaller version of that, 36 aircraft, but across all three services, and hopefully you've seen the amount of planning that's gone into that. i was very happy with the practice today, the spacing, how it's going to look, the contingencies around the day. scotland plays a key role in the coronation. the stone of destiny, dispatched to westminster abbey from edinburgh castle, was used in the coron

at the royal family up to balmoral ai snori— the royal family up to balmoral at short notice. _ thets and they made ine poini— surrounding events and they made me poini inai— surrounding events and they made the point that they— surrounding events and they made the point that they wanted king enaries— the point that they wanted king enaries io— the point that they wanted king charles to fund— the point that they wanted king charles to fund it— the point that they wanted king charles to fund it himself . charles to fund it himself. ieigni. — charles to fund it himself. rigni. ani— charles to fund it himself. right. and of— charles to fund it himself. right. ' “3 tairc. charles to fund it himself. right. ““r: i right. and of course, one reflects that the eventual cost for the coronation will include the security fee with that controversial monitoring and other events involving republic. and, of course, all the demonstrators . the other aspect, demonstrators. the other aspect, of course, is there is still continued sort of confusion in, shall we say, red elections may vary. another phr

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million, covering the cost of events like the queen's lying at rest in edinburgh after her passing at balmoralmother. now, the treasury says that the devolved governments have since been refunded for those costs incurred, and smaller departments were covering smaller sums of this money, about £2 million each by the ministry of defence, the department for transport and the foreign commonwealth and development office. you have been watching newsday. let's leave you with some pictures to tease your taste buds. this is one of hiroshima's signature dishes. it's called okonomiyak — and is a savoury pancake with cabbage, bean sprouts, noodles, sliced pork belly, and a fried egg, topped with sauce and japanese mayo. prime minister fumio kishida is a big fan — after all, his family hails from hiroshima. that's all for now — stay with bbc world news. hello there. here at home, our weather is quite quiet, but in italy, the flood situation will be ongoing. there's more cool, wet and windy weather developing in southern parts of europe. and this is the rainfall accumulation in the next few days. heavy rain

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the charlie charles was at balmoral with his 2 sons in august of 97 c. reach though he was the one who informed them of their mother's desk as he was wisdom at the time. even if it's small cars or do anything william and harry with a grandmother, queen elizabeth charles flew to paris to bring diana's party home for the video. because really i couldn't hear this on the accompanied him after his plane landed. he was very affected by what it just happened to suffice. see, busy with the tragic visitor. but when we wished to plan well with, despite the short notice they've met in greater liberty, if they do please me. in less than 3 hours, the french authorities had mobilized the entire government and a battalion of the republican god to pay homage to an allied nation. and a grieving family. in the de la fontose to save you at the end of his very brief stay in france. charles told us that he was truly impressed with the way the french public authorities at handle this tragic event of the to the is that the even more crushed off to that charles's top priority was to shield his children from

taken on the attack, and queen elizabeth went on working as a royal and died peacefully in balance balmoralssassination attempts on her life as a working royal. alicia: wow, scary stuff. kitty logan. griff. griff: a special memorial day day edition of america together. we'll talk with the director of an organization that help military spouses find employment next. ♪ the all-new chevy colorado is made for more. bring more. ♪ do more. ♪ see more. ♪ and be more. ♪ the all-new chevy colorado. made for more. ♪ ♪ limu emu & doug ♪ what do we always say, son? liberty mutual customizes your car insurance... so you only pay for what you need. that's my boy. now you get out there, and you make us proud, huh? ♪ bye, uncle limu. ♪ stay off the freeways! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ ♪ hit it ♪ ♪ it takes two to make a thing go right ♪ ♪ it takes two to make it outta sight ♪ ♪ it takes two to make a thing go right ♪ ♪ it takes two to make it outta sight ♪ ♪ one, two, get loose now ♪ ♪ it takes two to make a... ♪ ♪ it takes two to make a... ♪ ♪ it takes two to make a

. >> i think his shock at the age of 12 and he was on holiday with his father at balmoral, and imagine the shock. most of us can remember where we were when we heard the news of princess diana's passing and going back to what sally was saying a moment ago and max, there is a particular fragility and members of the royal family who find themselves suddenly outside of the system and abroad, and i think that was certainly the case with princess diana. it is now the case with prince harry, and the parallels are absolutely startling. just to take you back to those fateful hours of the 31st of august 1997. she had come back from holiday. princess diana at the time was with dodi al fayed and they were rebuilding their life and the idea was that she was getting her life back and the idea that the press had this insatiable appetite for details of her new life and her image first and foremost. they had come back to paris for a stop overnight and the ritz hotel which belonged to dodi al fay ed's father mohammed and to get them in the car and a decoy had been sent that was going to shepherd them i

he owns balmoral castle in— �*3 he owns balmoral castle in scotland , and balmoral castle in scotlandctually. he's in- it. i saw him earlier today. actually. he's in good form. and i actually. he's in good form. and t ae— actually. he's in good form. and tae tattthg— actually. he's in good form. and i was talking to— actually. he's in good form. and i was talking to him a little bit i was talking to him a little htt atoat— i was talking to him a little bit about about— i was talking to him a little bit about about the tiara. now, pathet— bit about about the tiara. now, hatrtot te— bit about about the tiara. now, patrick is absolutely adamant. amt— patrick is absolutely adamant. amt ae— patrick is absolutely adamant. amt ae you-re— patrick is absolutely adamant. and as you're about to see, aheotatety— and as you're about to see, absolutely adamant that cathertme— absolutely adamant that catherine should be wearing it. amt— catherine should be wearing it. amt tmteet— catherine should be wearing it. amt tmteet ,— catherine should be wearing it. and indeed , he— catherine should be wearin

the balmoral show. warning whatsoever . well, it could— there was no warning whatsoever . well, it could indeed- there was no warning whatsoever . well, it could indeed have been a lot worse. but now the shock has passed. people are trying to get their livelihoods back up and running and to get their homes in a condition that they live in. but nobody they can live in. but nobody here knows long that's going they can live in. but nobody hetake.)ws long that's going they can live in. but nobody hetake. indeed. long that's going they can live in. but nobody hetake. indeed. and] that's going they can live in. but nobody hetake. indeed. and whetherioing to take. indeed. and whether i being kept on the forecast as well. well, perhaps a bit more rem— well. well, perhaps a bit more m— well. well, perhaps a bit more lm me— well. well, perhaps a bit more rain in the next— well, perhaps a bit more rain in the next week or so. pup.— rain in the next week or so. eee eeem— rain in the next week or so. but, geoff, for

as queen elizabeth celebrates 70 years on the throne, i'm at scotland's balmoral castle. 1853, queent bestie magic has worn off on me and have a little kick about in the garden. but until next week, from me and everyone else here in belfast, it's goodbye. good morning welcome to breakfast with sarah campbell and rogerjohnson. our headlines today: questions remain over why passport e—gates stopped working — leaving tens of thousands of passengers stuck in queues at the uk's borders. cheering from non league to premier league — it's a fairy—tale ending for luton town as they win the championship play—off final it was a game full of drama which saw luton beat coventry on penalties. the winning teams captain tom lockyer celebrated in his hospital bed after earlier collapsing on the pitch. could the price of basic items of food be capped? the government is discussing plans for a voluntary agreement with supermarkets to help tackle the rising cost of living. holly willoughby accuses philip schofield of lying to her about his affair in herfirst statement since he quit itv. and in whether it

saturday at balmoral park ttotutu— until saturday at balmoral park near lisburn and— until saturdayg? everyo but know , all the bread, but you know, all the stutt— bread, but you know, all the otutt you— bread, but you know, all the stuff you can— bread, but you know, all the stuff you can do— bread, but you know, all the stuff you can do and we need to get stuff you can do and we need to got toot— stuff you can do and we need to got toot tnto— stuff you can do and we need to get back into that. _ stuff you can do and we need to get back into that. it's quite nice. _satisfying. . nice. it's quite satisfying. toon— nice. it's quite satisfying. toon tt— nice. it's quite satisfying. yeah it really— nice. it's quite satisfying.- yeah it really-remember , yeah it really is. remember, today is the final day to vote for us in the tric awards and by us, i mean gb news breakfast. that's up for best multi—channel programme, right? yes. multichannel programme, right? yes.- multichannel-programme . multichannel news programme. and multichannel news programme. anu tnono-o— multichannel news prog

daisy mc karther is the mayor of ngo known it many of you or the senior residents at the balmore hotel are dealing with kelly knows that stuff. she has been working along side this community irrelevant in a very authentic, role way near many years. and i as the son of a social worker cannot tell you how much delights and moves no seal the relationships that not only kelly nurtured and her staff has as well. together the [inaudible] fund critical to keeping senior in homes. and not just keep them in homes but helping them lead fulfilling independent lives in the communities they are a part of for many years. kelly has a quiet compassion that i think immediately signals to cline and workers this the, facing will be addressed head on. and we can have confidence in the results. you do it in a humble way. not one of those ribbon kind of seeking department heads. and i want to uplift that leadership and call it like i see it. and also acknowledge the 400 members of your team. some of them are known and many are not. but we motive not know you we feel you and we appreciate you cindy kauffman

daisy mc karther is the mayor of ngo known it many of you or the senior residents at the balmore hotel are dealing with kelly knows that stuff. she has been working along side this community irrelevant in a very authentic, role way near many years. and i as the son of a social worker cannot tell you how much delights and moves no seal the relationships that not only kelly nurtured and her staff has as well. together the [inaudible] fund critical to keeping senior in homes. and not just keep them in homes but helping them lead fulfilling independent lives in the communities they are a part of for many years. kelly has a quiet compassion that i think immediately signals to cline and workers this the, facing will be addressed head on. and we can have confidence in the results. you do it in a humble way. not one of those ribbon kind of seeking department heads. and i want to uplift that leadership and call it like i see it. and also acknowledge the 400 members of your team. some of them are known and many are not. but we motive not know you we feel you and we appreciate you cindy kauffman

and toneit— aberdeen is home to balmoral and toneit trump— aberdeen is home to balmoral and donald trump he is he is absolutely ancient and ne-s— he is absolutely ancient and ms runninq— he is absolutely ancient and he's running another term . i he's running for another term. i neen-not— he's running for another term. i mean,-not like— he's running for another term. i mean, not like trump is mean, it's not like trump is ectuetty— mean, it's not like trump is actually chicken. no, actually a spring chicken. no, tut— actually a spring chicken. no, tut wnet— actually a spring chicken. no, tut wnet to— actually a spring chicken. no, but what do you— actually a spring chicken. no, but what do you think, boshra wnen— but what do you think, boshra wnen you— but what do you think, boshra when you watch— but what do you think, boshra when you watch this? c when you watch this? it's the eppeet— when you watch this? it's the eppeet ot— when you watch this? it's the appeal of donald trump. he is one of those politicians who's personality is just bigger than whether he is even in the white house or n

but he's balmoral or something.t-s-e-ts- should be doing that? his wife. that's-a-is-sol that's what a wife is for. so you— that's what a wife is for. so wee tntnt— that's what a wife is for. so wee tntnt tt-s— that's what a wife is for. so you think it's bad- that's what a wife is for. so you think it's bad that meghan's not planning to come? i do. she should here support not planning to come? i do. she should i here i support him . not planning to come? i do. shei should-herelsupport him at should be here to support him at the should be here to support him at tne-tne— should be here to support him at tne-tne tew— should be here to support him at the-the day-court,- should be here to support him at the the day court, she the end of the day in court, she snewtt— the end of the day in court, she should-there— the end of the day in court, she should .there to _ the end of the day in court, she should .there to say- the end of the day in court, she should there to say if she should be there to say if she wents— should

in places like black mountain and balmoral , it's up as nearly as balmoral, it's up as nearly as farmoment. imaml woa— stormont draghi for the moment. imaml woa for— stormont draghi for the moment. thank you for that. _ stormont draghi for the moment. thank you for that. back to you laier— thank you for that. back to you laier. ami— thank you for that. back to you later. and also— thank you for that. back to you later. and also coming up, we'll mave— later. and also coming up, we'll have me— later. and also coming up, we'll have the views— later. and also coming up, we'll have the views of— later. and also coming up, we'll have the views of former first iiimisrer— have the views of former first minister arlene— have the views of former first minister arlene foster as those voles— minister arlene foster as those votes continue— minister arlene foster as those votes continue to— minister arlene foster as those votes continue to be counted. well— votes continue to be counted. we-ll mave— votes continue to be counted. well have a— votes continue to be counted. we'll have a latest assessm

million, and that cover the cost of the queen's lying of rest at edinburgh after her passing at balmoralment office so that's a breakdown of those costs associated with the passing of queen elizabeth ii. stay with us your bbc news. hello there, full uk forecast in a moment. but first of all, we're going to start off with what's going on in italy, where we've seen some extreme rain over recent days thanks to storm minerva. this is one of the major roads heading into bologna, the capital of emilia romano region, which has been really badly hit. but i fear there's further extreme rainfall on the way. this time affecting the north—west of italy, where over the next few days, we could see around 200—300 millimetres of rain, particularly centred around the piedmont region, it's likely to lead to further severe flooding and further landslides, as well. now, italy seen more than its fair share of extreme rainfall. this next one will be the third lot of extreme rain in the space of three weeks. and it follows an extreme drought that we had last year when a state of emergency was declared. now, as

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the balmoral show, renowned for things such as show jumping and sheep shearing.reland, that means that we are 15% behind trying to export our goods. and when irish abattoirs are actually paying $0.30 a kilo less for irish beef than the british ones, it is going to cause real problems to farmers in northern ireland, particularly , they are now in a particularly, they are now in a bad position . ian with bad position. ian with a stronger pound, it's easier to buy in, but harder to sell out and being held inside those rules of the eu . okay, dougie, rules of the eu. okay, dougie, lnenl— rules of the eu. okay, dougie, lnenl you— rules of the eu. okay, dougie, lnenl you very— rules of the eu. okay, dougie, thank you very much- okay, dougie, thank you very much indeed for wel— thank you very much indeed for lnel. lnl— thank you very much indeed for lnel. one or— thank you very much indeed for that. and of course, back to you a that. and of course, back to you e llllle— that. and of course, back to you e llllle leler— that. and of course, back to you a little later to—

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