where athletes from antigua and barbuda regularly beat professional cricket players from england, butam from scotland, and these days again, on one side, thousands of scottish residents in the territory that died because of this, the second one expresses grief. so the first minister of scotland left a note of a book of condolences, but a newspaper in scotland is wondering if charles iii will become the last monarch of the united kingdom, what until states of the western hemisphere, where charles iii remains the head of state, then the situation has generally changed a lot after the brexit, having ceased to be a member of the european union , britain has ceased to be a bridge between these countries and the european market. as a result, in recent years , such a caribbean state, which was generally called little england, has already been announced about the transition to a republican form of government, it was super-loyal, as the struggle with and more and more questions, when elizabeth ii ascended the throne, it was still the british empire it was transformed into the commonwealth . el

here in the western hemisphere, but in the caribbean, in the main state of antigua and barbuda, on the one hand , a ceremony was held at which charles iii was proclaimed head of state in the presence of the british governor general, who represents the crown. actually, such ceremonies have now taken place a lot more, where, for understanding, in addition to the united kingdom itself, charles iii inherited the throne in 14 more states , the majority, just in the western hemisphere from above down. canada bahamas fought and odds. lucy saint grenadines grenada senque cineris and we have already designated the states of antigua and arbuda. how does it work the year 2017, then still the prince of cha? it lands on antigua, the flags at the airport are raised of this state itself and not the british national, but the royal standard, that is, the state is independent, but the head of state is an overseas monarch and today the prime minister of this country, and you remember him, he gave an interview to the news on the margins of one from st. petersburg economic forums spoke about the desire to

where athletes come from and from antigua and barbuda regularly beat professional cricket players fromis from scotland and these days, again, on the one hand, thousands of scottish residents in the territory that died or the second express grief. here are the first ministers scotland left a record of a book of condolences, but a newspaper in scotland is wondering if charles will become the third last monarch of the united kingdom, before the state of the western hemisphere, where charles iii remains the head of state, then the situation has generally changed a lot after brexit, having ceased to be a member of the european union of britain ceased to be a bridge between these countries and the european market. as a result, in the last year, the caribbean has already announced the transition to a republican form of government. the state, which was generally called little england, it was super-loyal like barbados and there are more and more questions, when elizabeth ii ascended the throne, it was still the british empire, it was transformed into the commonwealth by the head. there are alre

where athletes from antigua and barbuda regularly beat professional cricketers from england .team is from scotland, and these days, again, on the one hand, thousands of scottish residents on the territory of which elizabeth ii died express grief. so the first minister of scotland left a note of a book of condolences, but a newspaper in scotland is wondering if charles iii will become the last monarch of the united kingdom, what until states of the western hemisphere, where the head of state remains charles iii, then the situation is generally speaking a lot and has changed after the brexit, having ceased to be a member of the european union , britain has ceased to be a bridge between these countries and the european market. as a result, in recent years , such a caribbean state, which was generally called little england, has already announced the transition to a republican form of government, it was super-loyal like barbados and there are more and more questions, when elizabeth ii ascended the throne, it was still the british empire has been transformed. the commonwealth automa

here in the western hemisphere, but in the caribbean, in the main state of antiglo and barbuda, on theny was held at which charles iii was proclaimed the new head of state in the presence of the british governor general, who represents the crown. in fact , many more such ceremonies have now taken place, where for understanding, in addition to the most united kingdom , charles iii inherited the throne in 14 more states, the majority, just in the western hemisphere from top to bottom. canada bahamas fought jamaica. saint lucia saint grenadines grenada sanke cinevis and we have already designated the states of antigua and barbuda, how it works the year 2017 then when charles lands on antigua, the flags at the airport are raised of this state itself and not the british national, but the royal standard, that is , an independent state, but the head of state overseas monarch and today, the prime minister of this country, and you remember him, he gave an interview to the news on the sidelines of one of the st. petersburg economic forums. choose their own head of state. we need to hold referend

dorbrene o'marde, chair of the antigua and barbuda reparations commission.and by sutter at large of antigua. mutabaruka, renowned jamaican dub poet, speaking to us from kingston. coming up, former greek finance minister yanis varoufakis on the growing energy war between russia and the west. ♪♪ [music break] amy: "angola invasion," by our guest mutabaruka from his 1983 album "check it!" this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. as ukraine continues to seize more russian-occupied land in its largest counteroffensive to date, we turn now to look at how the war in ukraine is leading to an energy war in europe. last week, russia announced it would not resume sending natural gas to europe via the nord stream 1 pipeline until the west lifts sanctions imposed after russia invade ukraine in february. prior to the war, russia supplied europe with 40% of its natural gas. now european nations are scrambling to find ways to cope with gas shortages, as well as soaring energy prices. there are growing fears the

in this official video of the promoters of antigua and barbuda, as a tourist destination , the whitef these islands are not visible, the descendants of african slaves brought here by the british colonialists. all these islands. this is a very sensitive topic, prince william and his wife kate when in march of this year they were in jamaica, they had a carelessness, at least once unsuccessfully photographed, they shook hands through the bars, there was a wild surge, the prince scolded discontent prime minister of this country. jamaica is a very free and liberal country, and our people are very expressive. i'm sure you've seen the full spectrum of opinions. yesterday. there are questions here that remain unresolved by experience, of course, more, and when 5 years ago he last flew to the same antigua and board that the devastating hurricane survived then, with the consequences of which britain, of course, could help cope faster, he allegorically, but admitted that the problems with the relay had long been remembered, as 40 years before having been here serving in the royal navy and playi

where athletes from antigua and barbuda regularly beat professional cricketers from england .team is from scotland, and these days, again, on the one hand, thousands of scottish residents on the territory of which elizabeth ii died express grief. so the first minister of scotland left a record of a book of condolences, but a newspaper in scotland is wondering if charles iii will become the last monarch of the united kingdom, which is before the state of the western hemisphere, where the head charles iii of the state remains in that, the situation is generally speaking, a lot has changed after the brexit, having ceased to be a member of the european union , britain has ceased to be a bridge between these countries and the european market. as a result, in recent years , such a caribbean state, which was generally called little england, has already announced the transition to a republican form of government, it was super-loyal like barbados and there are more and more questions, when elizabeth ii ascended the throne, it was still the british empire has been transformed. of the co

. >> the prime minister of antigua and barbuda says he will call for a referendum on the republic as the king prepares to meet the commonwealth secretary general this morning. reunited in their grief, then you prince and princess of whales joined the duke and duchess of sussex during a walk about. from portraits to pop, celebrating the queen as a cultural icon. and we will take a look at papers who are marking this moment in history. hello and a very good morning from buckingham palace. the queen's coffin will this morning begin the journey to its final resting place and what king charles is describing as his mother's last great journey, thousands are expected to lined the route as the queen's funeral cortege moves along the first part of its route to edinburgh. while the queens coffin which is currently in the ballroom at balmoral will be carried by six gamekeepers from the escape and lifted into the hearse at 10:00 this morning. the funeral cortege will make its way to aberdeen, passing through ballot or, banker and peter couture arriving at aberdeen at around 11:20 this morning an

the prime minister of antigua and barbuda says he will call for a referendum on the country become a republic between three years. it comes as king charles the third prepares to meet the commonwealth secretary general of buckingham palace as well as commonwealth high commissioners. king charles has been officially proclaimed head of state and both australia and new zealand at ceremonies in the nation's capital today. in australia the proclamation was marked by a 21 gun salute. the governor general, the british monarch's representative in australia, spoke outside parliament house in camera. meanwhile in new zealand, there have been 2:21 gun salutes to acknowledge the proclamation of king charles the third. the salutes took place in burlington and ireland. the prime minister talked about the loss felt by the loss of queen elizabeth but also the welcoming of not the new era. >> for 70 years queen elizabeth serve the people of atlanta knew zealand with unwavering duty. she's the only monarch we have known. and so upon her death we enter a time of change, one field with sadness for her pa

para sentar las bases de una repÚblica australiana, sin embargo, el primer ministro de antigua y barbudauna repÚblica y elimina al rey como jefe de estado en los prÓximos aÑos en escocia, gales, irlanda del norte hubieron pequeÑos incidentes pidiendo que se terminara la monarca. >>> la verdad que eran, muy, muy pocas personas. >> bien, muchas gracias rogelio por el recuento de lo que estamos viendo aquÍ en el reino unido >>> esto ha sucedido hoy domingo pero quÉ serÁ lo que suceda. >> el martes el fÉretro serÁ llevado de escocia hacia londres la capital desde transmitimos irÁ con su hija ana. >> el cuerpo de isabel se trasladarÁ hasta westminster se espera que el funeral sea el lunes 19 de septiembre y el presidente joe biden ha confirmado que asistirÁ a este evento en donde se espera la presencia de cientos de lÍderes del mundo confirmÓ que el mandatario junto a la primera dama volarÁn la semana prÓxima para acudir en la abadÍa de westminster en londres mÁs adelante vamos a seguir hablando de lo que estÁ sucediendo en este paÍs y que estÁ capturando la atenciÓn del mundo entero. >> ¿quÉ

. >> the prime minister of antigua and barbuda, saying that he intends to hold referendum on that countryrepublic in the next three years, and there are signs that jamaica and all the nations may well follow suit. >> also, in other news this morning, the only light in the darkness. ukraine accuses retreating russian military of attacking a power station, causing a blackout in kharkiv. >> here before you all, with my whole life, whether it be long or short, shall be devoted to your service. >> and a special report on how young queen reinvented monarchy, and built a family of nations from what was once an empire. hello everybody. a very good morning to you, and welcome to buckingham palace. as the sun rises, again, over one of the most famous palaces in the world, king charles iii will lead a precession alongside his mother's coffin later, as it is moved to st giles'cathedral in edinburgh. they think will also give a speech to mps in westminster hole this morning. new details have also been revealed of how people could see the queen lying in state, both in scotland and also here in london.

questions about our constitution are not ones for this compared >> the prime minister of antigua and barbuda said he will call for a referendum on the republic. he prepares to meet with the secretary commonwealth general this morning. united in their grief, the new princess in princes of wells joins the duke and duchess of sussex during a walk about in windsor. from portraits to pop, celebrating the queen as a cultural icon. and we will take a look at out of morning's papers marking this moment in history. hello, good morning from buckingham palace, the queen's coffin will begin this morning the journey to its final resting place and what king charles described as his what last great journey. dozens are expected to line the rooms, as the queen's funeral cortege moves along with the first part of its >> the route to amber. queens coffin which is currently in the ball room will be carried by 6 game keepers from the estate and lifted into the hearse at 10 am. the funeral cortege will make its way passing through ballot or, thank hurry and peter couture arriving at aberdeen at around 11-20 this

but we've already seen countries like antigua and barbuda who just two days ago reiterated their desireeferendum. >> she says she would like antigua to be more independent. >> now is the time for the commonwealth, the caribbean countries to flourish, and we now need assistance from the british government. >> reporter: her family came to the uk from antigua in the years following world war ii, answering the british government's call to help rebuild war-torn england. >> we did lots of the jobs other people did not want to do, you know, for the country to be able to flourish and to get on. but we lived in places that lots of landlords didn't want us. it's well-known they said no iv inlly no acks.o she's part ofup of aoaran migrants called the wind rush generation who faced racism as they helped build a rich and diverse culture, especially here in brixton, an african and caribbean hub in south london. in 2018, descendants of the wind rush generation were threatened with deportation, the government wrongly accusing their families of arriving illegally withoutrw princess of wales unveiling a

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a digger and barbuda have less than 100,000 people.se on those. it is something that we will discuss in some detail later. we return to the events surrounding the death of her majesty queen elizabeth in just a few moments. now let's take a look at some of the news for the day. you can says widespread blackouts on the east have been caused by russia targeting critical civilian infrastructure. president zelenskyy says it is a deliberate act to punish kyiv for its sweeping territorial gains in recent days. after months of deadlock, ukrainian forces say they have reta ken over 1000 square miles of land in a rapid counteroffensive and the south and east of the country. if we look at the blue circles, they show are the heaviest fighting has been in the last 48 hours. president zelenskyy says his army is liberating euchareena step—by—step, and now he claims his trips have liberated the key strategic city of kharkiv and izyum. the spoils of war abandoned by russian troops who beat a hasty retreat. the kremlin's firepower now in ukrainian hands

lauren: and tiga and barbuda have bid farewell to queen elizabeth ii, holding a memorial in a cathedrale regarded as a symbol of former rule in the colony. members of the military armed with bayonets merged the nations flag capped with a golden crown, through the streets toward government square. there is a referendum plan to remove british monarchs as head of state next year. the parade was only watched by a handful of people. still to come this half-hour, quake -- an earthquake causes panic in mexico on the anniversary of not one but two devastating quakes. ♪ >> we had the strongest storm strike mainland japan and more than 70 years. here's an update on where the storm is. it is lashing the main island of honshu on tuesday. it is a quick mover. throughout the day tuesday, we will see improvements, also clipping hokkaido. widespread landslides and emergencies, some spots getting about one meter of rain potentially in the next 48 hours.a bit of a bubble of heat with overcast conditions and soaking rains for the western yangtze river valley. for southeast asia, let's focus on the philipp

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these realms include antigua, barbuda, australia, the bahamas, canada, grenada, jamaica, new zealand,ea, belize, the solomon islands, saint kitts and nevis, saint lucia, st. vincent and the grenadines, tupelo, and of course, the united kingdom. barbados is the most recent realm to have become a republic. this island nation, by the way, barbados parted ways with the monarchy last november, removed queen elizabeth as its head of state. it remains within the commonwealth of nations, but no longer holds realm status. other realms are now considering following in the footsteps of barbados, by the way. australia says it will hold a referendum on shirking the monarchy no sooner than 30 35. new zealand's prime minister predicts it will happen in her lifetime. a coalition in belize is poised to consider whether the central american country should declare itself a republic, antifa and barbuda will vote on removing the british monarch as the head of state by 2025. as i've mentioned earlier, jamaica plans to hold a referendum by 2025. there's something happening here. a reckoning of the past atro

crown islands and now independent e-e countries since the beginning of the 60s, jamaica, antigua and barbudaarbados literally until the last year, etc. states, so we say that here we are not only talking about britain and not only about the united kingdom, we are talking about much more, about a much wider scope of this influence of the very image of this initially young and beautiful girl who at the age of 25 became the queen became the owner of the huge british empire that gave let 's say the birth of this bowl of independent states in the whole world and it's clear that let's not let's say let's not fantasize and let's not let's say close our eyes to what, as i mentioned last year barbados, for example, got rid of queen elizabeth as the nominal head of the government of barbados, and the face of the queen was removed from the national currency. it is about what, let 's say, the third king who has already become king. by the way, it should be emphasized that despite the fact that the coronation will take place approx. about two months after the queen's funeral, it won't be so soon, the for

wealth and the value of slavery to the british >> reporter: the caribbean country of antigua and barbudaay soon hold a referendum vote on whether they should break from the commonwealth. meantime, here in jamaica, there are those who say that this has been a moment in waiting, and now with the queen's passing, that moment has arrived. >> all right, kerry, thank you >>> here in the u.s., sunday was a day of remembrance for the victims of the 9/11 terror attacks. vice president harris witnessed the emotional tributes at ground zero in manhattan, marking 21 years since nearly 3,000 people were killed. there was a moment of silence before relatives read aloud the names of the victims meanwhile, the president and first lady spoke at the other two attack sites at the pentagon and in shanksville, pennsylvania >> i remember a message sent to the american people from queen elizabeth. it was on september 11th she poignantly reminded us, quote, grief is the price we pay for love grove is the price we pay for love. >> it changed us all but it reminds us that with courage and kindness, we can be a li

he role of thethe prime ministea and barbuda saying that he intends to hold referendum on that countrying a republic in the next three years, there are signs that jamaican all the nations may well follow suit. >> also, for you this morning, the only lights in the darkness. ukraine accuses retreating russian military of attacking a power station, causing a blackout in kharkiv, and other cities. >> i want to say for you all that my whole life, whether it be long or sort, shall be dedicated to your service. >> and a special report on how young queen reinvented monarchy, and built a family of nations from what was once an empire. >> good morning from buckingham palace. king charles iii will eat a procession alongside his mother's coffin later, as it's moved to st giles'cathedral in edinburgh. the king will also give a speech to westminster hole in these this morning. new details have also been revealed this morning of how people can be the screen like and state. both in scotland and also here in london. her majesty the queen is lying in state at the palace of once mr. and will begin on wed

last week, another former colony, antigua and barbuda, was announced, and the leadership announced aerendum on the islands that could take place in the next 3 years. let's take a look at them and find out how they cope with it, to watch cartoons tomorrow today we watch 4 minutes of news, then the series 3 minutes before commercials, where no one ever swears. after all, each of them has a watch application that you can watch anywhere on anything. and most importantly, whatever. i also have. it's always interesting how it all starts. now everyone will see the producers of good things they want and most importantly, but it is best to check.

last week , another former colony, antigo and barbuda, announced its leadership said a referendum onhe islands could take place in the next three years, and now it's time for economic news, the treasury is resuming auctions to place federal loan bonds. they will be held on 14-21 and 28 september. this is the first release since the beginning of the year said the department reported that in total, ofzs worth rub 40 bn will be placed in the third quarter. at face value, world food prices continue to remain the same. a high grain deal has helped open seaports in ukraine, but food prices have hardly changed , said the regional director of the world food programme. according to the un kuren-flasher, prices are not decreasing due to the weakness of national currencies, since suppliers need dollars to import food, the situation is most affected in north africa and the middle east a germany may lose its industry due to the gas crisis, such a forecast is given by analysts from the kunamists publication, the most powerful promo production in germany in europe was built on the import of russian

but there are places such as antigua and barbuda, which have already said today that they want hold aerendum and the main question in this referendum will be do they want charles the third or any other king or queen of great britain to have some kind of supremacy over them and that's it. they say they really want it some say well, not so much well, at the end of this news, as always, i say god save the king of great britain well, the queen of great britain elizabeth ii will be buried on september 19 of this year at 11:00 a.m. local time in kyiv it will be 13: 00 it was reported today. in buckingham palace, four days before her funeral, the coffin will lie in the westminster abbey. anyone who wishes will be able to say goodbye to her there . prince philip, and may their souls rest in peace after the start of an active counteroffensive by ukrainian troops in the east, particularly in the kharkiv region, german politicians are calling on the government of their country to provide more weapons to ukraine , for example, today in an interview with the deutsche presa agentur, the head of the

queen of antigua and barbuda. >> reporter: but for how long.hat he made a statement that he is planning to look at a. >> it's the final step to complete the circle of independence. making sure that. >> in what time would you say? >> i would say the next three years. >> reporter: antiguans looked at the queen every day. despite the remoteness of the head of state many here seem to have had a genuine affection for if royal family. >> the passion that we have for her, i know although we're independent,. >> she's done a great job. so i guess we can do even more than what she was doing. >> queen elizabeth visited antigua for including this tour after the islands became independent. her son followed in her footsteps to see progress after an earthquake. the new king may have to demonstrate his relevance despite his remoteness. the prime minister says antigua would continue to be a part of the. this might be the beginning of the end of king charles reign. >>> still to come a day of remembrance in the united states as americans commemorate if anniversar

the prime minister of antigua and barbuda, in the wake of the queens that has said it will be -- in his state over the next three years -- in her lifetime -- here will be no repeat of the referendum, from 1999. rejecting the idea of us really becoming a republic. that is the direction of travel. for now. prince charles does have this number of nations whose high commissions he'll be meeting. we'll expect him to give a similar level of commitment to the commonwealth as his mother did. huge important group of nations is on the bar anymore -- commercial, diplomatic ties and exchanges, so successful, actually, that countries are trying to join. gabon on to-go are playing for membership even though frankly -- and originally have been falling in the french sphere of influence. it remains a vibrant importance organization, that controls as he is now will be hoping to commit himself to as much as his mother the queen did. his mother the queen did >> dominic, thank you very much. for coverage of those meetings a little later -- to show gratitude for the queen service to australia, for the common

isabel ii ademÁs visitÓ 3 paÍses de amÉrica latina >>> chile, panamÁ y brasil y paÍses como antigua y barbudaasta hoy si bien la reina visitÓ estos 4 paÍses latinoamericanos la mayorÍa de los presidente sÍ la visitÓ de manera oficial en el palacio de buckingham es la informaciÓn julio regreso contigo. >> gracias y cada visita fue una gran experiencia para estos presidentes. isabel ii fue la monarca que mÁs viajÓ en la historia se le cuentan casi 300 visitas de estado >>> vaya dato bueno, seguimos en londres a las puertas del palacio de buckingham, isabel ii viva y el legado. >> es el turno de carlos iii ¿cuÁles son los retos que enfrenta el nuevo monarca? >> hemos hablado de eso es que se abre una nueva era carlos iii ha dicho que seguirÁ el legado de su madre que cuidarÁ el trabajo que hizo su madre pero llega en un momento crÍtico que ha cambiado tanto inflaciÓn, la guerra en ucrania, los problemas polÍticos con la salida del primer ministro boris johnson pero es verdad es el mÁs preparado para llegar al trono johanna estÁ en el estudio con un nuevo perfil del monarca britÁnico. >> el rey c

showers and thunderstorms over antigua, barbuda. winds right now 60 miles per hour.y you have this pink right here. that is a hurricane watch. it includes puerto rico and portions of the u.s. virgin islands. the blue is a tropical storm warning. some may be adjusted as we go through the day today. the national hurricane system does expect it to strengthen the next 24 to 36 hours. it is anticipated to be a category 1 hurricane. then it will gradually start to make the shift a little bit more of a right-hand turn to the north. good news for the u.s., taking it a little bit farther away. it is still close enough. you're likely going to have areas of rip currents and a little bit of higher surf along the atlantic coast of florida. in the short-term, though, rainfall is going to be the biggest concern, especially across the u.s. virgin islands and puerto rico. widespread. you're talking four to six inches. but there will be some of those areas, especially in some of those heavier outer bands, that could pick up, eight, nine, even ten inches of rain. and also gusty winds.

a a antiqua and barbuda will hold a referendum whether to remove enland as the head of state.ng to face? >> i don't think they're k challenges. the current affair issues that you highlight are the natural state of things. we've been speaking the last few days about the nations of the commonwealth. even that phrase, the commonwealth, it sounds passe to me. there was the colonial error, post colonial error, the commonwealth era, those are all issues associated with the queen's reign. i think it's absolutely right and completely understandable really that all of these former colonized nations hold their ref r refer referendums, polls, put it to the people and if it's time to move from the colonization occupation i think we can understand where they're coming from. i think the king understands that. i think the queen understood that too. because part of the role of the monarch is to travel through all the nations of the land and realize here is not there. you can't take what's not yours. you have to let people be free to decide who they are, what they are, what their identity is.

hostility or indicative of any differences between antigua and barbuda and the monarchy, but this ise truly a sovereign nation, this referendum will be held within 3 years. while still a united british, the empire is cracking for a long time already, at the seams, they want to be the first to get out of the influence of the crown in scotland exactly in a year the scottish authorities are planning to hold a referendum on declaring their independence and united front friends. it is no longer about europe, support for ukraine has become an unbearable burden for the country of the old. lights plunge into chaos to get out, from which they will not be able to soon. if european politicians do not make the right economic decisions, european countries will become bankrupt in the coming years, fuel prices in the eu have increased by 30% after the nord stream shutdown, while maintaining the current situation, the costs of eu countries for electricity and gas could reach 1.4 trillion euros in the energy markets chaos reigns in its rush to solve the problems of the government forgets about logic

reporter: charles met with overseas realms earlier in the day including new guinea and teague here in barbuda exchange please sentries. on the eve of the funeral, the government advised the public against traveling to join the queue to see the coffin. the world marvelled at the patience of those thousands upon thousands waiting in line for a dozen hours or more stitching a thread in the national tapestry. in an interview for the bbc recorded before the queen's death, the new queen consort camilla spoke for most when she said she can't remember anyone but elizabeth ii being on the thrown. >> she's got those wonderful blue eyes that when she smiles, you know, they light up her whole face. i'll always remember that smile, you know, that smile is unforgettable. >> reporter: however she comes to be remembered, her mamajesty funeral will be remembered weeks, months, years of planning and preparation. the passing of a beloved mother, grandmother and monarch. max foster, cnn buckingham palace, london. >> thanks to max foster. lots of vips will atetend the fun funeral. you got a glimpse. i want to bri

the prime minister of antigua and barbuda said the caribbean country will hold a referendum the next few years on whether to become a republic and remove king charles as their head of state. bar barbados severed its links to britain last year by declaring itself a republic. there are major debates in other parts of the caribbean about the monarchy's continued role in countries like the bahamas, like belize, like jamaica as well, along with conversations about the impact of british colonialism, which the history -- let's just call it, fraught, shall we? among those who strongly questioned the merits of the monarchy in the uk, surprisingly, if tapes are right, and they are, it's britain's own new prime minister, liz truss. but not recently. back when she was a teenager back in 1994 at a liberal democrats' conference watch this. >> we do not believe that people should be born to rule or that they should put up and shut up about decisions that affect their everyday lives. we met another group of people and another group of people and all three groups of people said, abolish the monarchy.

he actually told i tv news, it's not an act of hostility or any difference between antigua and barbudae monarchy, but is the final step to complete that circle of independents. also the prime minister of australia saying he's not necessarily going to be calling for a referendum during his first term out of respect. although some caribbean countries, as well, signaling they intend to head in that direction. in forming a republic. what do you make of this? how do you see this playing out? >> well, of course, barbados already has done last year. charles has always said, as his mother did before him, that it is up to each country. they see themselves, the royal country, as a serving. they feel that they will serve while they are wanted, where they are called upon to do so. but alongside that, of course, inevitably, runs a sense that no one which is, today, to be the sovereign on who is watch the prestige of the crown, it's reach diminishes hugely. as you mentioned in your introduction, there are concerns even within the united kingdom. so really, king charles has a very big job to do. >> h

listen to the other high kmesh nurse that will be there, i think there are i think gates, antigua, barbuda, bahamas, grenada. >> jamaica. >> st. christopher. st. lush i can't, st. vincent and the grenadines. i think there's growing republican movements in all of those nations. >> she did set the standard, she set the example that even as head of the commonwealth she didn't consider those who wanted independence to be somehow, you know, naughty children. she considered it absolutely fine and she welcomed them and she continued, you know, that relationship. that is going to be very interesting to see as more and more countries want to be their own sovereign countries, but maybe still have this important loose relationship with the commonwealth and with the united kingdom. that will be -- that will be interesting to see but it's up to them, both king now before prince charles said that, prince william said it, now prince of wales. it's essentially up to them and whether the eu and whether they want to have some kind of loose alliance. >> and christiane, i want to remind the viewers who are wa

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yet been buried, and the fight against the monarchy has already begun the kingdom of antigua and barbuda against charles iii the quest on the territory of the industrial zone ended in a hospital in the capital, we are investigating an emergency, we are following the treatment of a polar bear, which was brought from dixon island, which was shown by an mri so today, a neo-nazi unit tried to force the seversky donets river in the north-east of the special operation zone, but ukrainian formations planned to delay this maneuver without success part of the allied forces from solidarity, where they themselves suffer serious losses, the situation is difficult, but the russian reserves that were deployed last week allowed level the situation on the front line report of our military correspondent and yevgeny poddubny for the fourth day already. the enemy is trying to break through the defensive line of the allied forces in the limansk direction . the kiev regime threw a mechanized unit into battle, which operates with the support of tanks. a crossing was built across seversky donetsk in the area o

i know that the prime minister of antigua and barbuda, for example , has announced that he plans to voteepublican sentiment and places like jamaica and australia, for example, but that won't happen in an immediate sense, but will we see? i mean, we've seen some king charles that they're not trying to kind of in part. you know what his reign will be as monarch and how he'll kind of set a maybe a different tone than his mother. you know, and we know there will be even after tomorrow's funeral. there was a coordination. we've done stories this morning on the changing of the money and the processes that go through kind of just logistics of this. do you think also, you know, as we look historically, what he needs to do in the days that follow when he'll need to, maybe take a more and will he aggressive stance on kind of where he'll stand in history. i think so. i mean, he's he's um, certainly has a different style than his mother. i mean, she took the phone at 25. he's taking the throne at 73. he's already been very sort of active in terms, particularly of environmental issues, although he sa

antigua and barbuda announcing they'll hold a referendum. >> he is sensitive to the kinds of legacieseporter: barbados broke ties just last year to become a republic, removing the queen as head of state and during william and kate's controversial caribbean tour this year other island nations signaled they might do the same. >> the jamaica they encountered today is a very different place that has been very open about the ways in which slavery and colonialism impoverished the country and held it back. when william and kate went, they're walking into a >> reporter: while canada has proclaimed charles as their king, he was criticized back in may for acknowledging but not apologizing on behalf of the uk and the former british empire for its historical treatment of canada's indigenous people. >> we must find new ways to come to terms with the darker and more difficult aspects of the past, acknowledging, reconciling and striving to do better. >> reporter: as the new leader of the commonwealth, king charles now heads an organization that represents 2.5 billion people. the commonwealth is a vo

we know thatjamaica, possibly antigua and barbuda may have doubts.th that that was one part of her global appeal. we have seen tribute right around the world and we will see international heads of state gathering for her funeral in london next week. but still, of course, many hundreds of thousands of people and members of the public are coming here to spend time here and pay their respects and to remember in their respects and to remember in their own way, her majesty the queen. back to the studio. thank you and thank you to your guests as well speaking about the commonwealth. i want to bring you some of the pictures that have come into us as king charles today did have another day with the business of state and that is meeting members of state and that is meeting members of the commonwealth. that includes canada, australia and new zealand. that includes canada, australia and new zealand— that includes canada, australia and new zealand. , , , new zealand. there will be members that may decide _ new zealand. there will be members that may decide to _

we know thatjamaica, possibly antigua and barbuda may have doubts. it might depend on the span. the queen's coronation was a 16 month process, so that might play a role in it, but the general trend is yes, the commonwealth went from 5a to 56 countries, but the number of realm countries where king charles is the head of state, under the queen that number had been going the other way, and of course it is up to every country as to who they wish to have of their head as their head of state, and when barbados decided to become a republic, then prince charles was actually there, so it is up to those countries whether they wish to have that, and if they see a benefit in being part of the commonwealth, and that is where his commitment to furthering his mother's focus on people doing something together across different faiths and cultures, and doing something specially around values, friendship and peace, to me that will determine whether the commonwealth, which already looks like it is getting bigger, continues. the challenge facing the commonwealth, and rel

, barbados instead of the british monarchy, chose to become a parliamentary republic, antigua and barbudaion, in many countries of this commonwealth there is a popular opinion that london should demand reparations for the colonial past. what a charm, i would like to look at it, after all, yes, there is volgam viktorovich, the curse of the name or not? and to us something that before that you know, it all depends on whether people are mystical or not, yes, although we live in the enlightened xxi century, mysticism, alas, has not come down. and, perhaps, fortunately, he did not leave the agenda, what to say, well, karl is not a direct descendant of the two karls mentioned, they were stewards. and he is windsor. that is, in fact , munt betton, yes, that is, there is a distant relationship, but very distant. charles ii really lived a difficult youth in exile through this migration, but despite the fact that he, so to speak, e became a witness after his restoration to plague and fire on the british royal throne. er, nonetheless. uh restored the stuart dynasty to the throne. that is, in general

the prime minister of antigua and barbuda is already saying he wants to hold a referendum on his countryt, pam time is 6 38 sal is back again looking at the bay area traffic this morning. any problems out there? we've had a couple of problems. i do like this commute. we haven't had a lot of slowing just yet. i'm going to put up this east bay map just to show you that there is some slowing on highway four and a little bit on the altamont pass, but otherwise we're okay. we're doing alright. if you can see the bay bridge, i'll put it up for you. it's backed up for about 5 to 10 minute delay. it's moving along efficiently. into san francisco. so the volume is just a little less than what we see it and looking at interstate 8 80. you can see that traffic is moving along very well and no issues this morning on the cemetery or on the dumbarton bridge, so if we continue this way, i think we're going to have a pretty moderate commute. of course, things can always happened. right as of right now, i like what i see for the most part at 6 39. let's talk about today's weather. here's roberta . why do

, barbados instead of the british monarchy, chose to become a parliamentary republic, antigua and barbudations for its colonial past. i would like to look at it all the same, does volgam viktorovich have a curse of a name or not? and what do you know about us? it all depends on whether people are mystical or not, yes, although we live in the enlightened 21st century, mysticism, alas, has not come down. and, maybe, fortunately, he didn’t leave the agenda, what to say, well, karl is not a cal 3 direct descendant of the two karls mentioned, they were stewards. and he is windsor that is actually mount concrete. yes, that is, there is this distant relationship, but a very distant second, he really lived a difficult youth in exile, but despite the fact that he, so to speak, e became a witness after his restoration to the british royal throne of plague and fire. eh, nonetheless. uh restored the stuart dynasty to the throne. that is, in general, plus the whole point of view. in addition, it is necessary to seek justice for the sake of plague and fires were under the british kings with other names