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it is quite a lot of money and also, i mean, balmoral is about an hour and a half— mean, balmoral iso any city, as you can imagine _ close to any city, as you can imagine it. _ close to any city, as you can imagine it, it's quite a ruralarea, so you _ imagine it, it's quite a ruralarea, so you would _ imagine it, it's quite a ruralarea, so you would have to go, and if you are not— so you would have to go, and if you are not nearby, you would have to pay for— are not nearby, you would have to pay for a _ are not nearby, you would have to pay for a dmv at the same time and your travel— pay for a dmv at the same time and your travel up there, so i'm sure it will be _ your travel up there, so i'm sure it will be sold — your travel up there, so i'm sure it will be sold out but i'm not sure it is going _ will be sold out but i'm not sure it is going tom _ will be sold out but i'm not sure it is going to... —— b8b. i am will be sold out but i'm not sure it is going to... —— b8b. lam not will be sold out but i'm not sure it is going to... —— b8b. i am not sure purses— is going to... —— b8b.

and boris johnson goes to balmoral, say goodbye . goes to balmoral, say goodbye.oral, you meet the queen and it is, i believe, the last ever photograph of the queen. and that was on the 6th of september. i rememberi remember september. i remember i remember seeing the photograph thinking that she did look very, very weak, very, very weak indeed. but i still , two days later, but i still, two days later, simply couldn't believe what we heard. the news that she'd gone. it seemed that she'd never, ever go.she it seemed that she'd never, ever go. she gave you some advice, didn't she? >> she did give me some advice. >> she did give me some advice. >> what did she say? >> what did she say? >> she told me to pace myself. >> she told me to pace myself. >> sensible advice. you >> very sensible advice. did you listen to her, not enough . listen to her, maybe not enough. >> i think many would say she was very fair. maybe she said, because she was very, very knowledgeable politically . far knowledgeable politically. far more, i think, than most of the british public understoo

and the king will open balmoral castle to the pubuc open balmoral castle to the public this summer, giving cunous public this summer, giving curious visitors a rare glimpse inside the royal estate. guided tours will offer a peek inside the castle's ballroom and a special look at the king's collection of watercolours and even outfits worn by the royals. tickets are starting at £100 and they're likely to sell fast, with just 40 available each day . with just 40 available each day. that's the latest from the gb newsroom for now. plenty more to come with andrew and bev throughout the morning. remember to sign up to gb news alerts. just scan the code on your screen or go to gb news .com/ alerts. >> good morning. welcome to britain's newsroom on gb news. it is 935 andrew pierce and me bev turner this morning. >> so you'd have heard about the death of three british aid workers killed after being hit by an israeli missile strike. james henderson, 33, john chapman, 57. they both served in the royal marines, were named alongside james kirby, a former army rifleman sniper army rifleman and sniper mar

>> doesn't like balmoral, >> and he doesn't like balmoral, so he let's.00 to visit an extra if you tea. quite extra 50. if you want tea. quite expensive tea. >> be nice i think >> yeah. be nice tea. i think you can get in for a bit cheapen you can get in for a bit cheaper. if you don't want a guided tour, i think can get guided tour, i think you can get much it's much cheaper tickets. it's a good opening them up in good idea opening them up in this way. >> peter. well, i'm sure it is. >> peter. well, i'm sure it is. >> i mean, i've nothing >> yes. i mean, i've got nothing against remember going to against it. i remember going to oslo seeing the royal palace oslo and seeing the royal palace in centre there, with its in the centre there, with its gardens no fence or wall gardens and no fence or wall around them, thinking what a wonderful it would be if wonderful thing it would be if buckingham the same. buckingham palace were the same. i that the royal family i do think that the royal family is much behind walls. is too much hidden behind walls. i they shou

and every time, you they were at you know, they were at sandringham balmoral, sandringham and balmoralringham and balmoral, th> what did she mean by that ? >> what did she mean by that? >> what did she mean by that? >> she said, i get enormously impressed when she walked into a room , because the thing is, with room, because the thing is, with the queen, she she had impact. i mean, you never got tired of seeing he

but see £100 to go round balmoral. much to go around balmoral.ron's you're essentially ron's place. you're essentially looking around the same thing you don't pay for this anyway. >> don't we pay for this anyway. haven't we already paid for. >> trying to say it's like, >> i'm trying to say it's like, where is the going? where is the funds going? >> that's all. that's what i. >> that's all. that's what i. >> they're charging >> i think they're charging this. they must be hard up for money. even afford to money. they can't even afford to pay money. they can't even afford to pay to do a decent pay someone to do a decent photoshop fiverr. photoshop job on fiverr. >> god. they should >> oh my god. yeah they should save up for a better app so they can of send out royal photos. >> they always say bad things about and she's about meghan markle and she's releasing lifestyle brand releasing that lifestyle brand and asking and everyone online is asking where is the funds going? where is oh, what's it is the fund? oh, what's it called them charities. called

the royal family's summer home, balmoral castle, will also have public tours for the first time this summer. how cool! >> very cool. we'll just have to do the selfie outside. all right, coming up, the man who is eagerly anticipating his 13th solar eclipse. his first was back in 1963. >> wow. and later in the mix. why didn't anyone think of this before? bacon flavored ketchup. you're watching world news now >> back pain. when you've got it, you know it. introducing the x back from copper fit, our groundbreaking technology designed for compression support of your lower back and core like you've never experienced before. for engineered with our most innovative, patent pending advanced x compression system, the x back evenly distributes the support across a broader surface area of your back for relief of lower back aches and pains. >> the new belt is fantastic. i feel a bigger area of support immediately. >> there was something different about this a super lightweight mesh fabric ventilated for unmatched breathability to increase airflow and release excess heat, you have to try it. you h

. -- balmoral castle.re limited to just 40 entries a day that cost 100 pounds, about $126 u.s., and visitors can sit down for afternoon tea. as always, you can keep up with all of the days headlines at bbc.com. that's it, thank you for announcer: funding for presentation of this program is provided by... financial services firm, raymond james. bdo. accountants and advisors. cunard is a proud supporter of public television. announcer: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. and by judy and peter blum kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ amna: -- geoff: good evening. i'm geoff bennett. amna: israeli officials say their deadly strike on an aid convoy was a result of misidentification. geoff:

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the royal family is opening the doors to their scottish residence, balmoral castle, for the first timetoria in 1856. tickets are limited to just 40 a day. they cost £100 and visitors can even sit down for afternoon tea for an extra £50. just before we go to the weather, it's before 6:30, but what time is it on the moon? well, we don't know, which is why the white house has told nasa, to establish a unified standard of time, for the moon. the aim is to set international norms in space, ahead of moves for a more permanent presence there. moon time, is different from earth time, because of it's weaker gravity, as scotland's astronomer royal, professor catherine heymans explains. the way we define time here on earth is using atomic clocks. now, if you took those atomic clocks up to the moon they would run slightly faster because the gravity on the moon is less. you might remember the pictures of the astronauts when they landed at the apollo missions, they bounced up and down. that's because gravity is less on the moon. and the consequence of that, the sort of fundamental nature of gravity

new private tours of balmoral castle could set you back up to 150 pounds.rs a chance to see part of the estate for the first time. it has been a royalfamily residence since 1852. rescue efforts are under way in taiwan after a magnitude 7.4 earthquake. at least nine people were killed in the strongest quake to hit taiwan in 25 years. rupert wingfield—hayes has the latest from the town of suao, around 25 miles north of the earthquake's epicentre, where more than 100 people remain trapped inside a tunnel along a coastal highway. this is the moment the quake struck a taipei tv station, in the middle of its morning news show. the shaking was intense and prolonged, even in the capital, more than 100 miles from the quake's epicentre. this is what it did to morning traffic on an elevated highway, and to passengers on a metro train, who remained remarkably calm, as the car was tossed around like a toy. elsewhere, people ran for their lives, abandoning their coffees and breakfast. most young people here have never experienced a quake like this, and were badly shaken.

new private tours of balmoral castle could set you back up to 150 pounds.e part of the estate for the first time. it has been a royalfamily residence since 1852. you are live with bbc news. the white house continues to face criticism for its handling of the war in gaza. president biden held a scale back meeting with muslim leaders and a plan dinner was cancelled. one figure who did attend was an emergency physician who volunteered in gaza hospitals. he walked out of the meeting early in protest over us policy towards israel. i asked him why. towards israel. i asked him wh. y towards israel. i asked him wh . y , towards israel. i asked him wh. y , , why. my community is hurting. we are morning _ why. my community is hurting. we are morning and _ why. my community is hurting. we are morning and grieving . why. my community is hurting. | we are morning and grieving for six months we felt unheard and silenced and excluded from any conversation, no seat at the table. every indication was that we are being ignored and silenced. i wanted to get up and walk away fr

balmoral castle is to open up to the public.s summer, tickets will be limited to 40 per day and small groups will be shown around by experienced guides taking in several rooms used by the king and queen, the ticket will set you back £100. >> yeah, so 40 a day. >> buy 100. what's that? £4,000 a day they'll make. yeah. >> on that. not too bad, is it? would you do that on a trip to scotland? you love scotland? no, no. okay. >> scotland. i've been there to around balmoral and whatever it is, don't think so. i mean is, but i don't think so. i mean i've been, i've been to various royal in the past and, royal places in the past and, there surprising from the point of view that you look and you say they actually on that say they actually sit on that they that electric fire, is they have that electric fire, is that where's plasma tv? that where's their plasma tv? oh, that where's their plasma tv? 0h, don't, that where's their plasma tv? oh, don't, you know, oh, yeah. they don't, you know, i would not like to live like a royal. would you

they're warning it would create a postage cost crisis for consumers as and the king is set to open balmorale to the public this summer, giving curious visitors a rare glimpse inside the royal estate. it's the first time the pubuc estate. it's the first time the public would be allowed inside since the original castle was purchased by queen victoria and prince albert in 1852. guided tours will offer a peek inside the ballroom and a look at the king's collection of watercolours , and even outfits watercolours, and even outfits worn by the royals. tickets, though, start at £100 and they are likely to sell out fast with just 40 available each day . for just 40 available each day. for the latest stories, do sign up to gb news alerts. just scan the qr code on your screen or go to gb news. common alerts. for now, though, it's back to tom and . emily. >> good afternoon britain. it's 12:08 now. three british aid workers have been killed after being hit by an israeli missile strike. >> yes, james henderson , 33. >> yes, james henderson, 33. john chapman, 57, who both served in the royal marines , ser

even in balmoral, he was pictured there again, another sign he is doing well. pictured there again, anotherign he is doing well . and then, sign he is doing well. and then, of course, we get this statement this evening saying he's returning to public duties. >> indeed, i'm very keen to bnng >> indeed, i'm very keen to bring you guys in at home tonight because you never know, king charles might be watching dewbs& co and i'm sure you're well. wishes will go far. josh says. great news. god save the king. james says, i'm really pleased this seems like some good news. maggie says yes , yes. good news. maggie says yes, yes. very welcome. good news. welcome back. are king, great news, says alan. god bless the king. and david says, this is fantastic news from buckingham palace. it really is nice to get good news in the midst of all the doom and gloom that seems to exist everywhere there just now. well, i'm joined live by the former bbc royal correspondent, michael cole. good evening to you, michael. your reaction to this news tonight ? news tonight? >> good evening michelle. it is great news as cam

actually, she very movingly about she talks very movingly about when the at when she met the queen at balmoralrime minister. said, the minister. and she said, the queen gave me two words of advice. know, pace yourself . advice. you know, pace yourself. and she said, i think perhaps i should have listened. and i think she's really got to the nub of the matter here. she was desperate to just the desperate to just change the country better and country and make it better and do everything . and everybody do everything. and everybody went rabbits startled went like rabbits in startled headlights. had she headlights. and i think had she paced herself and done a little bit slowly, then think she bit slowly, then i think she might, the long term have might, in the long term have stayed on. >> think you're right. >> well, i think you're right. >> well, i think you're right. >> warning to all >> it's a warning to all politicians. don't say you're going stuff do them. >> that is really wrong . it's >> that is really wrong. it's inappropriate. it'll get you the sack , what you got to do is just sack, what

, she very movingly about she talks very movingly about when the queen when she met the queen at balmoralrime minister. said, the minister. and she said, the queen gave me two words of advice. you know, yourself . advice. you know, pace yourself. and she said, i think perhaps i should have listened. and i think she's really got to the nub of the matter here. she was desperate to just change the country better and country and make it better and do everything . and everybody do everything. and everybody went rabbits startled went like rabbits in startled headlights. had she headlights. and i think had she paced herself and done a little bit slowly, then think she bit slowly, then i think she might, the long term have might, in the long term have stayed on. >> think you're right. >> well, i think you're right. >> well, i think you're right. >> warning to all >> it's a warning to all politicians. don't say you're going stuff do them. >> that is really wrong . it's >> that is really wrong. it's inappropriate. it'll get you the sack , what you got to do is just sack, what you got to do is just

balmoral castle in scotland has been opened to the public for the first time in its 169-year history.kets for this season are already sold out. well, in sochi they are buying up tickets to the dendropark, where cherry blossoms are now blooming, as many as nine different varieties. it's truly hanami season. in a week it will be absolutely beautiful. svetlana, marina and olga came to sochi from the northern capital. friends came to dandropark to admire exotic plants and take part in the so-called hanami, cherry blossom festivals. got into a piece summer, and such lush sakura, we relax our souls, walk, although we could lie in the pool, relax, sunbathe. dandropark has been specializing in collecting subtropical plants for decades, which are difficult to see in other regions of the country. the flowering of winter-flowering plants also coincided. the time for spring flowering plants to bloom has already begun in mid -april, so in our park we see viburnums, chaenomellis, and mesni jasmines, we have blooming magnolias, blooming camellias, nine out of twenty-three varieties have already bloo

apparently balmoral is open. yes >> for the first time since 1855, it's being open for people. because he doesn't like staying there. he's got a place further away . and so they're going to away. and so they're going to let people in and some people said, oh, nobody's interested. how boring. who wants to do that? but within less than a day, all the tickets were sold. they're priced at £100 or £150. if you want tea. proper tea. oh, i'd love that. yes. and i think it's got a lot of interest. the queen died there. she went there every summer for a holiday where she always had a picnic for lunch. and it's. it's a beautiful place. the landscape is absolutely gorgeous. and i think that, people will longing to go the whole, website collapse because there were so many people trying to do it. and you have to go up there, and i think it's a good idea. think think it's a good idea. i think if you want to know where the money goes, it will be preserving that you can preserving it so that you can keep in good condition. the keep it in good condition. the queen interest in what queen had no

vetted , of these laws she vetted, affected her personal property and her privately owned estates in balmoralws are about to be passed , so you may want to be passed, so you may want to look at them and maybe edit them a little bit, which she then did. and then they were passed with so that may with her approval. so that may not be legal. and now charles has done a couple of laws that way himself. and so people are concerned that he may go to jail because of that. >> could happen. >> really that could happen. well, don't like this. it's >> really that could happen. welguardian..ike this. it's >> really that could happen. welguardian. we've s. it's >> really that could happen. welguardian. we've got's >> really that could happen. welguardian. we've got our late the guardian. we've got our late queen. doing queen. they're still doing stories on her. it says the late queen have used her queen might have used her privileged well, yeah, queen might have used her privil

. >> and balmoral, they're opening it do you think it all up. what do you think about wave?eign, and i think he really to open up royal really wanted to open up royal residences, to the residences, more of them to the public. for the first time, public. so for the first time, members of the public will be able go into the centre room, able to go into the centre room, which is that room which opens out famous buckingham out onto that famous buckingham palace your palace balcony and practice your royal members of the royal wave. but members of the public, will not public, unfortunately, will not be the balcony be allowed on the balcony itself. going to get itself. but you're going to get as close as you possibly can without of without being a member of the royal iconic place, isn't it? >> well, that's your job, mate. you've got to bring isabel and i out there for an afternoon. for that afternoon? >> good idea. >> good idea. >> yeah, we should do that. >> yeah, we should do that. >> oh, i will, let's try and sort that out. >> he can his rates. >> he can get his mates rates. he'