british weapons call this air corridor secret, which just allows you to supply the armed forces. this case, artillery shells and here one was noticed detail at all stops of this secret route, british cargo planes were delayed for several hours and only in ravel, pendy in pakistan in pakistan the stop was at 12, or even at 20 o'clock, our interlocutors assure that at that time the planes loaded shells to pakistan. we really need money. pakistan is in dire need of funds. he constantly asks for money, then the united states, then from saudi arabia and the united arab emirates, then from the uk, so, as you know, the debt is paid by krasin e, money. they may have received, but not just like that, i remind you that this is the scheme, as a number of experts believe it was. outlined during a visit to great britain by general baggio. this is a very important pakistani general. it was then that this scheme was revealed. and according to this scheme, they could transport artillery shells by almost 400,000 kg, mathematics relies on the carrying capacity of the british boeing s17 and the num

previously, she also refused her younger sister princess margaret to marry the british air force officer peter a townsender because he was divorced and had children margaret married the photographer anthony armstrong the couple divorced 18 years ago in 2005 the queen and the church approved the marriage of prince charles to the twice divorced and camilla parker bowles and the youngest grandson harry married the actress megan fox in 1992 the queen for the first time in history, they agreed to pay their taxes at the expense of their own incomes and also to reduce the number of members of their family who will be supported at the expense of the state payment fund for the protection of the princess diana bowed her head before her, this is a violation of protocol, says the bbc correspondent dewidmbleby. after the divorce, diana was no longer a member of the royal family. her attitude to ukraine and majesty - it was a whole era, this is really it. it was the london bridge. it was the bridge that connected us with the 20th century. everything she did not only for her country, for the commonweal

previously, she also refused her younger sister princess margaret to marry the british air force officerer and the outsider because he was divorced and had children. margaret married photographer anthony armstrong. the couple divorced 18 years ago in 2005. the queen and the church approved the marriage of prince charming to the twice- divorced camilla parker bowles and the youngest grandson harry married the actress megan fox in 1992 the queen for the first time

. >> the royals gears. 1976 as he left the british air force, he started the prince's trust. >> his businessunds for young entrepreneurs for his inner-city aid project set off at the same time ran into trouble when it found itself competing for funds. the charity was shared by prince charles friend and advisor rod hackney, shut up the prince's mind and the gurus. >> the charity helped multiple use get on their feet. it marked the beginning of his activist career. >> he was one of the very early people to speak about the classics in the ocean and he spoke about the ozone layer and environment, he was amazing. ♪ ♪ 1978 and charles clock was ticking, almost 30 is old and after a decade of dating, he still didn't have a wife. >> he knew it was important to find a wife and eventually have children because the whole nature of a royal family is the line of succession and they have children and here they are his air and so on. >> as his search continued for his future queen, tragedy struck the royal family. >> other people were killed by a bomb planted the lobster plot carrying aboard his lodge. >>

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need to support everything that transports odessa's birthday through a secret air corridor on british air force from the russian city of mikola and who do not remember kinship intensified before the flight of the great war in the post-strogozhsky region. near voronezh, a memorial was opened in memory of the victims of the concentration camp, dulak, 191, a hundred remains, prisoners of the death factory, betrayed the land, but the work was done by local search engines. however, the supply does not keep up with demand , scarce goods are stolen by whole trucks, however, now a gps transmitter will be hidden inside each log. boris goodbye johnson leaves the british government, the kingdom voted for a new prime minister, while the count is in progress we sum up what johnson remembers at the head of the cabinet, and what does he leave to his successor? weapons needs are fully satisfied, including non-standard suppliers, the so popular twitter account, which closely monitors the supply of weapons to kiev, commented on a rather resonant video, where ukrainian artists unpack a box of shells, in caliber 1

. >> it's an american aircraft, the royal british air force aircraft carrying the queen's coffin, alsos well as several other dignitaries. >> she's talked about this being a true honor, being able to guide her mother's body back all the way to england, it would have been something that the queen asked for. as you say, everything is being planned and approved by the queen and she wanted anne to take her back to england, with is quite profound. >> the troops are the 623 squadron of the raf. they have what's called a bearer party that will convey the coffin to the state hearse and then the guard of honor will present arms as we just saw them upon the arrival of the coffin and they will remain in that position until the state hearse has actually departed the airfield and the queen makes her way back here to buckingham palace. >> and interestingly we were talking before because a lot has been made of the flags, the royal standard, the flag that draped coffin in scotland was the scottish standard. in flight that flag would have been changed to the english one. so that will be slightly differ

plane carrying queen elizabeth coffin landed at a british air force base in london, the queen's body making the final journey from balmoral castle in northern scotland, where the monarch died thursday at the age of 96 after 70 years on the throne. or coughing just arrived at buckingham palace moments ago. lauren blanchard is in london to show us how the queen is being honored. some are already in line here in london for the chance to be able to pay their last respects as the royal family continues to mourn the late queen, a 21 gun salute welcomed britain's newest monarch to northern ireland. on tuesday, crowds of people lined the streets of belfast as king charles, the third and his queen consort camilla continue their tour of the uk. the pair met with government officials at hillsborough castle, where they accepted condolences for the loss of queen elizabeth. the second been a privilege. to bear witness to such a devoted life. made to be granted to resolve. to fulfill the tasks before us so well. meanwhile the late queen's coffin arrives at buckingham palace for the last time on tue

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hitler wanted to undermine the morale of the british and destroy the english air force in order to laterhe british isles and capture them that day, hitler's liftwaffe aircraft launched the most powerful attack on london, but the british pilots repulsed the attack when the cartridges ran out and went to ram, the germans randomly dropped bombs and turned. back attacks continued until late at night. the nazis lost about 200 vehicles and realized that britain could not be broken by air strikes on september 15 the british celebrate september 15 , 1959 as the day of the battle of britain. nikita khrushchev's visit to the united states has begun for the first time in history, the head of our state went overseas. the visit lasted almost 2 weeks and the soviet leader charmed the americans with his spontaneity and sociability throughout the country. khrushchev met businessmen from ordinary people in hollywood and met frank senatra harry cooper. and marilyn monroe really commented on the musical cancan. so you like freedom to look at asses. and we prefer freedom to think, use our mental abilities,

this was part of the battle of britain, an air battle between the british and german air forces, contraryritish won it and the german troops could not land on the british isles. but london continued to be bombed until the end of the war; the last bomb fell on the city in may 45,210 years ago, september 7, 1812 took place. the battle of borodino was the largest battle between the russian and french armies, which predetermined the outcome of the patriotic war, the french were more experienced than napoleon and had superiority in heavy cavalry. the fight. it began in the early morning and went until dark, tactically the french won the next day, the commander-in-chief kutuzov gave the order to retreat. but strategically, kutuzov won the victory. napoleon could not defeat his army in the decisive battle. the russian story retained morale and the ability to build up strength, and the loss of the french turned out to be unfulfilled. as a result, the battle of borodino became the beginning of the russian victory and subsequently the collapse of the napoleonic empire, and on the day of the 150th a

jill biden arrived tonight stepping off air force once outside the british capital. >> reporter: well, mourners from around the world continue to join that 15-hour line as tonight the queen's grandchildren share their grief. they came to stand vigil for the queen. but to all eight of elizabeth ii's grandchildren, she was affectionately their granny. as the public streamed past them in the westminster hall, their silent vigil somehow felt private and personal with prince william at the head of the late monarch's coffin and experience harry at the footss in milita ur king charles' request. it's the first time the duke of sussex has done so since he and his wife meghan stepped back adds working royals in 2020. built over 900 years ago, westminster hall is an ancient symbol of imperial power. the oldest part of the palace of westminster that houses parliament. the last century, british monarchs are brought to lie in state. >> king george vi a blessed and glorious memory. >> reporter: including the queen's father, king george vi, in 1952, and half a century later his wife, elizabeth, the q

-commander in chief of the british army, navy, and air force, she began talking to us over the airwavess 14 and was still talking to us until the end of her life. -good night and good luck to you all. -we look at the extraordinary life of the woman who put duty to her country above all else, and who ensured the monarchy were made relevant in modern britain. ♪♪ [ crowd cheering ] queen elizabeth ii was the longest-reigning british monarch. when elizabeth became queen in 1952, stalin was still leader of the soviet union and truman president of the u.s. she had supported more prime ministers and met more world leaders than any other british monarch in history. -in a world which changes so very fast and in which people don't stay the same and don't undertake the same jobs and they move around and they sort of try all sorts of different things, it's completely remarkable that she was this calm, presiding presence over britain for, you know, over 65 years. i mean, it's a very, very long time. -she has always been there, through the good times and the bad times over the decades, that sort of k

naval officer she married a naval officer she has children her grandchildren to the british army in the royal air force is this mixture of personal and professional when it extends not only to the uniform and was your interest in families and that people were being looked after as well as their duty and what they're doing for the nation. >> she of course served herself, didn't? she she was a member of the -- in the 1940s. first member of the royal family to serve full-time how do you think that affected how she viewed their own forces? i think it helped with this extraordinary affectionate relationship. when that was obviously deeply professional, but also personal. it was her ability to understand what it actually means to serve in uniform. what that means in terms of the commitment and the sacrifice for our families and friends. and what it means in terms of our pride and our willingness to serve both for her majesty and to serve the whole nation -- would feel about the queen. they feel very strongly? they feel very strongly about how important she was in them serving their duty. when her majesty vis

. ♪ >> standard lowered by the royal british leaders and sailors [indiscernible] sailors and air force0. ♪ >> sense of the buildings [inaudible] in procession. the position itself is a mile and a quarter long. representatives of the royal air force, royal navy, and the army. hundreds of representatives with arms reversed, a sign of mourning. the queen consort, the princes of wells -- wales, jordan -- george and charlotte and the guards following the procession. >> the sun has come out, making colors so vibrant on the mall. [indiscernible] the scene every year of the birthday parade of the queen, the official birthday. today, we have the opportunity to escort her majesty one last time along the mall. her majesty is leaving -- [indiscernible] >> the naval ratings gently turning toward the gardens in the narrow archway, which will lead onto the parade grounds. mark company of arches is one of the groups of royal navy guards. --, which is still officially [indiscernible] -- st. james's palace and buckingham palace. and on to the familiar expenses of parade, where her majesty attended the b

. >> he said that she was forced to speak platitudes and that she spoke in the voice of a british schoolgirl. >> i give a toast to the royal airpalace. >> it was absolutely not done to criticize the queen in the 1950s. she was almost a deified figure. >> the tabloid press in particular sensationalized it. he was given a fierce grilling on national television. as he was leaving the broadcasting studio, he was struck quite hard around the face by a member of the league of empire loyalists. >> but one or two of the courtiers said altringham has a point, we must move the monarchy in a new direction, that is less looking to the past and more to the future. >> once again the queen is torn between maintaining tradition or reinventing her monarchy. two months after altringham's very public critique the queen arrives in america on an official visit. >> like nothing else on earth. a lot of new confetti. the queen looks like a bride again. >> she uses the trip to experiment with a more informal way to interact with the public. >> when it was announced that the queen was coming to see a university of maryland football game and visit a sho

have there the variety, bands of the pipers, followed by various divisions of the british army, the navy, the air forcey and only now making progress towards. >> they're going to the wellington arch, so the direction thiney're going and tn further out into windsor. >> they'll go through the south carriage of hyde park and all of that is closed off, at least that road for them to go through. and all the roads through kensington, knotting hill -- basically the roads to get to the highway and onto windsor. if it's anything like the last week or so when her body came back from scotland that tuesday of the previous week, people were lining up and it was kind of grim, the weather, it was dark and raining but with their umbrellas they came up onto the banks of the highway. you saw traffic on the other side of the highway come to a halt to watch this coffin in its illuminated hearse, there were lights inside and showed the coffin. >> there we see, richard. >> there you are. it's crossing the road. ♪ >> erin, as you watch the queen's family and all the people and these sailors who are pulling it -- >> there it

approximately 55 units , british intelligence reports that the increase in losses is due to the fact that the invaders are trying to organize air support for their ground forcesause they are under pressure from ukrainian offensives, in addition, russian pilots are often poorly informed, russia's lack of air superiority is important. the british ministry of defense considers the unreliability of the plans of the occupiers in ukraine to be a minus for another stage of the occupiers in the sky over kherson region our forces and means of anti-air defense shot down a russian su-25 attack aircraft , the southern command noted the details later, preparation for the next stage of the release of all ukrainian the territory continues, said the president of ukraine, volodymyr zelenskyi, maybe now some of you think that after a series of burdens, we have a certain comfort, but this is not protection, this is preparation for the next series, the next series of very important words for us that must be heard, because ukraine must be free all the energy blackmail will not pass, the president of the united states of america, joe biden, said that he will help ukraine as much a

be a huge operation regarding security in conjunction with the ceremonial and the british army and the various forces, air force and the navy, worse, that coordination, discipline, their appearance, bankers, believe it was out standing. it's something i haven't seen in many years. di you mentioned about next week and how we have potentially dozens of the worlds late is flying in for that state funeral. what special arrangements can be made to accommodate them and how difficult will that be? well, it's an enormous task and only perhaps when princess diana died, i think this is even on a larger scale. so in conjunction with the for an office home office and all the rest of it, please forward. these security services will be allocated to those who are the most at risk. there will be pedestrian, so there will be all manner of those in and around westminster, westminster abbey. and very careful scrutiny of everyone arriving will take place. it will be an operation, like in my 53 years of leasing at random curity that i don't think i will see. it will be the biggest we've ever done. and a huge number of police

british military. with that, nathan jones, retired royal air force front-line pilot, once lead captain on the royal flightof the royal family for years, joins us now. focus on the relationship between the queen and the british military. what did that mean for those like yourself who served? >> i mean, i can obviously talk from personal experience, also from friends and colleagues, it was absolute honor to serve our country and with the queen, 17 and a half years, she was my boss for the whole time that i was serving. and as you said in the intro, i was lucky enough to fly the royal family around and that was extreme honor for me. so with the news of her passing yesterday, it is incredibly saddening to myself and the whole armed forces community. >> carley: one thing that ties the british military and the queen together, they both have this deep sense of service and putting something larger than themselves above their own desires. can you speak to that? >> yeah, i mean, when you're singing the national anthem, where it is god save the queen, you're fighting in the armed forces for your country, but you are

british food. a russian ansat in harare is greeted by the zimbabwe air force orchestra with african flavor added towith gifts he tries red caviar of the russian sea, the spoon is painted under khokhloma. in addition to the helicopter, everything is also an ambulance from russia. this is for the people on the anniversary of the president of the republic, he is 80. i also want to thank the russian helicopter holding for this equipment and delivery here in accordance with the wishes of my dear brother president vladimir putin. in the north and south of our country, for example, the volgograd region, where in summer the air temperature is the same as in africa so to work in zimbabwe russian helicopter. definitely ready to declare to his program that he wants to create sons of aviation. this is a very important decision, and we are confident and hope that the air ambulance created in africa will be based on equipment produced in russia, and we will be able to produce equipment for our industry.

bearing queen elizabeth ii will remind about 15 miles away from the british capitol, it will be greeted by members of the royal air forceguard. her daughter, princess ann, will be accompanying her body. it will make a procession down through the freeway and then through some major landmarks taking in great sites. it will be transferred, greeted by members of the royal family. her children will be back including king charles iii and queen consort camila. we're expecting them to be back to be present for receiving their mother's body back to buckingham pail lace which was her main home and palace. her coffin will lie in the bow room, a specific room until about 5 a.m. tomorrow morning. thereafter it will move towards westminster hall for four days where it will lie in state giving many people an opportunity to pay their respects before the big state funeral on monday. we're talking about a massive logistical operation. new test for the biggest police force in the usa. this is a huge deal. there are changes in the realm of policing as well. they said this is going to be the biggest test they've ever faced. we're talking 10

british yoke. a russian ansat in harare is greeted by the zimbabwe air force orchestra with african flavor added toident is treated with gifts from the russian sea , he tries red caviar, the spoon is painted under khokhloma. in addition to the helicopter, everything is also an ambulance from russia. this is for the people on the anniversary of the president of the republic, he is 80. i also want to thank the russian helicopter holding company for this equipment and delivery here in accordance with the wishes of my dear brother president vladimir putin. there are about 40 of them working in the regions of russia in the national aviation service in the far north and in the south of our country, for example, the volgograd region, where the air temperature is in summer. it happens the same as in africa. so the russian helicopter is definitely ready to work in zimbabwe. he told his program that he wants to create sons of aviation. this is a very important decision and we are confident and hope that the air ambulance created in africa will be based on equipment made in russia and we can produce equipment

september evening in an aircraft of the royal air force with the callsign kitty hawk, carrying her majesty the queen. waiting on the tarmac, a very new britishme minister in the dark clothes of morning. just as there had been all those yearo when winston churchill had been at another airfield to receive the young elizabeth when she arrived in london for the first time as queen. the queen's kaufman was born om the aircraft on the shoulders of a party from the queen's color squadron of the aria -- the queen's coffin was borne from the aircraft. the honor guard from the raf stood to attention. in steady rain, the state hearse with its escort of police outriders, began the journey into the center of london. as the motorcade made its way through the gathering dust, traffic pulled over on the roadway. many thousands stood in the rain. west london on pavent and gantries and flyovers, the citizens of britain's capital took these first moments of the late queen's returto demonstrate their affection. the journey brought them to the heart of london, two street and landmarks that the queen so well -- that the queen kneso well, under constitution hill. f

what we saw there from the air, if you like, with this extraordinary display of pomp and ceremony, what the british establishment does so terribly well with the armed forces really playing a massively central role there. all those soldiers looking like that. come off a biscuit tin, but beautifully organized, beautifully arranged. and this really was, is designed to show the power of the british establishment. this is brittany, saying good bye to his queen. and, and that was on display they, you know, we've, we've, we've had already nearly a week of trumpets and guns and horses or oral tradition of massive tradition been being updated also in into this 21st century. so doing this kind of transition of reaching back it towards tradition, then updating it and, and trying to start moving to, to look forwards. because that's what this transitional phase really has to do is to take us from one monarch to the neck. that's right. so saying good bye to queen elizabeth the 2nd and welcoming king charles the 3rd, who will now take over from his mother and will lead the monarchy in the coming in the coming years with help and support of his son. prince william, the n

or the head of the german air force nato needed to be ready to use nuclear weapons. and the british prime minister less trust herself said she'd be prepared to use nukes, if needed. well, let's get the take on it's michael lukes for my senior security policy. i live in the office of the us secretary of defense. wow. mike, looks like we're all going to be brown bread soon. i mean, holy crap, the u. s. u k. lead us stating yesterday that russia had never been threatened. and yeah, just, it's been a range of threatening statements, not by anything small, by the way. we talking nuclear weapons, atomic bombs. michael. yes, it's a scare tactic. and i'm, i'm a little concerned. i think what they're trying to do is height, height, this thing, unnecessarily to, to bring, bring this into more of a, of a conflict, then a and a threat. and then it really is, i haven't really heard threats out of russia on the use of tactical nukes. in fact, i think mr. lab, ralph has stated very pointedly that that's not in their, in their military defense posture, unless the country itself was directly threate

the african country was still only began to free itself from the british ida russian ansat in harare are greeted by the zimbabwe air force band african flavor is added to the maracas. the president is treated with gifts from the russian sea, he tries red caviar, the spoon is painted under khokhloma. in addition to the helicopter, everything is also an ambulance from russia. this is for the people on the anniversary of the president of the republic, he is 80. i also want to thank the russian helicopter holding for this equipment and delivery here in accordance with the wishes of my dear brother president vladimir putin, they work in regions of russia in the national service of sanitary aviation there are about 40 of them in the far north and in the south of our country, for example, the volgograd region, where the air temperature is in summer. it happens the same as in africa . so the russian helicopter is definitely ready to work in zimbabwe. he told his program that he wants to create sons of aviation. this is a very important decision and we are confident and hope that the air ambulance created in africa will be equipp

worsening air quality across much of western north america as fire season heats up amid a historic drought. in canada, nearly 200 wildfires are burning across british columbia. among those forced to evacuate the flames monday were 350 workers with the trans mountain oil pipeline expansion project. a thick pall of smoke has settled over city of vancouver, which had the worst air quality in the world on monday. meanwhile, seattle is experiencing some its worst air pollution in years. in northern california, fire crews are battling the mosquito fire, which has burned nearly 65 square miles, threatening thousands of homes east of sacramento. in southern california, rescue crews pulled several trapped drivers from their vehicles monday after the remnants of a rare post-tropical cyclone moved into the region, triggering flash flooding and mudslides. king charles iii is flying to belfast, northern ireland today as mourners continue to gather at st. giles cathedral in edinburgh when the body of queen elizabeth's coffin lies in rest. during the queen's reign, more than 3600 people died over three decades in northern ireland in fighting between the irish republican army and forces backe

the picture on the screen are showing various regiments of the british army and the royal air force andto the right and green park to the left we can see some of the guards regiments making their way up to constitution hill. the actual gun carriage itself which has been used for the state funerals of all british monarchs from queen victoria, her son, edward vii, and the queen's father beforehand is being trailed by the queen, prince william, and prince harry. you can see the king flanked by the prince of wales and to the right is the duke of sussex. let me hand it back to you, becky. >> thank you very much steve sedgwick let's get back to the markets. mike santoli joins us live from the nyse more red arrows. anyone looking for relief over the weekend not getting it yet >> no, and market back on its heels again. largely because yields continue to march higher. we're colliding with the fed that has surprised the market with its aggressiveness at times. although i will say after a big options expiration on friday, sometimes you get the hangover on monday and it ends up being sometimes a bi

is sometimes used and including the british air defense systems that were given to us, all the more so. i would like to note that the ukrainian anti-aircraft forces destroy the missiles used by the russians, as well as today day, we have experience with the shooting down of these martyrs. and the most important thing is that recently there was an attack on odesa, a martyr was destroyed and what is his name . it is what we and our uh, our partners and allies are dealing with, and it will provide an opportunity to understand even better what and how uh, there is in the design in order to destroy it all. that is, i did not see any exceptional uh, that is some such huge problem, you know that there are the first russian missiles appeared on the territory of ukraine, and we have developed a technology and a procedure for how and what kind of weapons can be used to destroy it. they mentioned that expensive anti-aircraft missiles can be used. and here are these hawks. by the way, they are american drones, well , they are large, very advanced technological ones. four units, for example, four units, without changing anything else, they would become seriou

air assault brigade of the armed forces of ukraine were hit as a result of strikes. enemy losses amounted to more than 400 ukrainian soldiers killed and wounded, more than 20 units of british , and more than 3,000 ammunition for rocket and cannon artillery of various calibers were destroyed. how our aviation destroys armored vehicles and firing positions of the enemy was shown in the ministry of defense in the case of multi-purpose attack helicopters, mi-35 flights take place at a speed of almost 200 km / h and at extremely low altitudes. which requires maximum concentration and quick response from pilots to changing situations . unguided rockets were fired at the detected targets, 20 such mi-35 projectiles on each side are working out several sorties a day. in moscow today they said goodbye to the editor-in-chief of komsomolskaya pravda vladimir sungorkin, the ceremony was held in the mourning hall at the troekurovsky cemetery to pay tribute to the memory of a talented journalist, colleagues, friends came, and of course readers of the beloved millions of newspapers. vladimir sundukin died on september 14th. he was 68 years old and more than 40 he worked in the editorial o

air force for 24 years. i spent 16 of them in the united kingdom. i got to england in 1972, and i learned about the british monarchy and queen elizabeth and the entire family. it is a sad time. i still have family who live in england. my daughter lives there, my brother-in-law lives there. i was speaking with them via text and its sad times in the united kingdom. she will be missed. she will indeed be missed. host: what are your thoughts on the monarchy? caller: king charles iii will be a great leader. he's more outspoken than his mother for sure. he is indeed an environmentalist and he will probably be more accessible to his public than she was, and by that i mean he's such a gracious, humorous type of fellow. i remember seeing him via television at different events and he always was seeming to have a great time. now, some of the bad ratings he may have had probably have to do with his previous marriage to princess di. that was bad for the monarchy. but king charles iii will rule with justice and it's going to be great times in the united kingdom. i cannot wait to see it. host: all right. the codename for

so, when today you see the full panoply of the british state at the funeral service, the army, and navy, and air forceurch and so on, the government of course, the house of commons, and the house of lords, what they are doing is representing the people. representing the millions of us who cannot be in the abbey, but who are feeling the exact same thing about our late queen. >> daisy, what do we know as we look ahead to the funeral today about how much of a role the queen played it what we're going to see today? and what we've seen in fact over the course of this entire morning period? >> the queen will have been over every detail, not just of today, chris, but of the whole ten-day period with a fine tooth comb. a bit of the service today, the hands chosen the salters and things chosen, everything will have been chosen by her majesty the queen. it's a funny thing with the queen. they are not remotely squeamish about discussing their death, their funeral, and so on. they know that is part and parcel of their duties and responsibilities. because as been said before, the succession and the popularity of t

reception, the common wealth made up of british empire among those attending on the royal side king charles' wife the queen consort camila and williams' wife katherine. air force carrying president biden and first lady jill. biden is set to land here in the uk in the next hour or so. they will be joining some 200 heads of state, leaders, royals who will be attending the state funeral on monday all told about 2,000 in westminster abbey behind us and out on the streets that day 20,000 police, one of the biggest security operations ever run by the uk but well worth it, back to you. arthel: as everyone wants to pay their respects and say thank you to the queen. greg palkot in london, thank you. eric. eric: they do. back here at home the midterms approaching and some wander if the wind is in the sails of the democrats but are they being too confident, more on that as fox news live continues. eric: well, midterms are fast approaching, 52 days until election day. one of the most closely watched contest is for pennsylvania u.s. senate. that's where lieutenant governor and democratic nominee john fetterman is facing republican opponent mehmet oz. it's become a nasty ra

forces. she had grandchildren are circular british army and the royal air force stop i think it is this combination emotions. it is _ talking to now? inevitably, it is a mix of emotions. it is sadness, i talking to now? inevitably, it is aj mix of emotions. it is sadness, it is reflection of her service, what she exemplified, that commitment, selflessness. i think it is also the fact that she was so special to us. people would have a visit from the queen weather to that air station, to their regiment, to the ship, and they would see her warmth, her interest in everything that we do, her interest but also extended to the families and friends that we were looking after the whole community, and so this was professional and personal relationship and one that was very special. and you saw little of that with the that an with the platinum jubilee that an opportunity for us to express our gratitude, ourthanks opportunity for us to express our gratitude, our thanks to her majesty and for her service on behalf of the whole nation and the relationship that she had with her armed forces. it is lovely talking

british were released from russian captivity together with two americans, an american, a croat the swedes succeeded with the mediation of saudi arabia, and the prisoners were immediately transported by plane to the air forcee, partially mobilization in russia and preparation of pseudo-referendums in the temporarily occupied territories of ukraine, this was discussed during the meeting of the supreme commander-in-chief, which was convened by the president of ukraine, volodymyr zelenskyi , the military reported on the operational situation on the a front also about providing the armed forces with weapons and ammunition, the russian decision on mobilization is a frank admission that their personnel army, which for decades, we were preparing for the invasion of a foreigner . printed on a 3d printer is a unique development of an american company, what is its special feature and how this development changes the lives of ukrainians, oksana yasnytska will tell yuriy bahir lost his arm 8 years ago due to a mine explosion injury since then it was difficult for my husband to get used to a normal life, any work required both hands, or to do the household chores, or just to get dressed, it was so difficult to put on a

, the british authorities, the us authorities, as they say, and all of them together made us such a weekend and preparation and competition, thanks to them we flew on a plane at the royal air forceas they say, well, they made us a lot and a lot of money and ourselves, so we are very grateful to them for their help and cooperation in which competitive disciplines did you represent ukraine uh-uh first you could shoot a rifle while standing then sprint 200 m relay four 100 shot put uh-uh wheelchair basketball and sitting volleyball. well, there were many worthy competitors of different sports, different competitors, and they all know, maybe there are some principles that you follow, probably not for the first time, from sitting volleyball, and because iforoz was a very strong team, they took first place. the second place, but we imposed such a tough fight on them. moreover, the field was sitting, we only had six or seven training sessions with a coach from great britain. the coach was very cool, and everyone was shocked that ukraine reached in the finals and so fought with probably the strongest team in sitting volleyball and wheelchair basketball, the iphorist took all the team go

british military, many from who had to be urgently transferred to london so the guard of honor is formed of 168 people, representing all three main branches of the kingdom's troops. this is the army air forceavy elizabeth the second will give land in windsor in the evening at the funeral ceremony only the closest on the occasion of the funeral in the uk will be present today, the funeral ceremony will be shown even in cinemas today, and television broadcast. expected to garner a record 4 billion viewers as britain continues its queen about it with a cutscene. the british defended their own more than 700 people turned for help to doctors due to fainting and hitting the head on the asphalt about 80 hospitalizations. saturday afternoon at peak time people. we stood on the street for 17 hours, even the guardsman, who had to wait for the changing of the guard, only 20 minutes and fell off his feet in the warmth, a separate queue was allocated for people with disabilities, about 2 km away, they stood and sat here for 6 hours, and some were turned back home, never let him into the palace. for me it's so much. so i'm beside myself with grief. i cried a lot, i was afraid that they would not let me

an aircraft of the royal air force with the callsign kitty hawk, the callsign of any military aircraft carrying her majesty the queen. waiting on the tarmac, a very new british prime minister, in the dark clothes of mourning, just as there had been all those years ago when winston churchill had been at another airfield to receive the young elizabeth as she arrived in london for the first time as queen. at raf northolt, the queen's coffin was borne from the aircraft on the shoulders of a bearer party from the queen's colour squadron of the raf. watching, the princess royal. she'd travelled with the coffin for its entire journey from balmoral. to have done so, she said, had been an honour and a privilege, and witnessing the love and respect shown by so many to her mother had been both humbling and uplifting. the honour guard from the raf stood to attention. in steady rain, the state hearse, with its escort of police outriders, began the journey into the centre of london. as the motorcade made its way through the gathering dusk, traffic pulled over on the motorway. many thousands stood in the rain. west london came largely to a halt. on pavements and gantries a

stunned as lowered by the royal british legion, king george's fund for sailors, soldiers charity, the royal air forceroke all the records and whose reign spanned eight remarkable decades. now, on her way to the town she called home, royal windsor, where we canjoin david dimbleby. the procession has now entered the long walk. for a journey of a mile or more from here up to windsor castle. led by a dismounted detachment of the household calvary and these equities. that huge standard, the royal standard of the grenadier guards regiment, carried before the hearse, presented to the grenadier guards by the sovereign at the beginning of her reign, never changed or replaced, the queen's company colour, as it's called. it dominates this procession. it's a huge flag. and standing there on the right of the picture, the queen's pony or horse? emma. when the duke of edinburgh, at his funeral here, the driving carriage that he used to use was brought out to the quadrangle here from the mews of windsor. the grooms who work in the royal mews. and this black highland, i suspect, pony, emma. come to watch the coffin g

christina heerey from britain's royal air force, the last of 400,000 citizens to make the pilgrimage to westminster hall, had her moment with the longest-reigning monarch in britishry. then heads of state from across the globe filed into westminster abbey to honor queen elizabeth and witness a pageant of imagery and symbolism that perhaps will never be seen again. president biden took his place amongst what was perhaps the biggest gathering of world leaders in decades. no invitations were extended to the authoritarians in russia, belarus, or myanmar. bells tolled 96 times, once for every year of the queen's life, as a bearer party from the grenadier guards carried the coffin from westminster hall. shrouded in the royal standard, the casket was decorated with the imperial state crown and the orb and scepter, symbols of the monarch's godly and earthly powers, a handwritten card from king charles iii nestled in the flowers. the coffin was lowered onto a 19th century gun carriage used for the final journeys of every british monarch since queen victoria, as well as the wartime prime minister winston churchill. as tradition dictates, sailors hold the carriage the short