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buckingham palace has uncommon. for the king as head of state to meet a leader when they are on british soil. however it is a big however there is a danger that the king could be seen . as that the king could be seen. as we have seen from high profile politicians today and being seen to endorse or at least give his blessing to this new deal before there has been any kind of domestic political agreements , domestic political agreements, the dup and other parliamentarians. the dup and other parliamentarians . the the dup and other parliamentarians. the prime minister is going to be addressing parliament tonight. as we understand it . and as we understand it. and buckingham palace, as i said , buckingham palace, as i said, going says it's all about a range of topics. they're going to be discussing. stay at windsor castle, downing street, saying it was buckingham palace's idea. buckingham palace essentially seems to be saying that it was downing street's idea. only acting on idea. and they only acting on government's ad

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the president of ukraine has arrived at buckingham palace . he's meeting buckingham palace.y the prime as he touched down in the uk this morning before . the pair held a morning before. the pair held a bilateral meeting at street. it's his first visit to the country since the start of russia's invasion . in a speech russia's invasion. in a speech to parliament, mr. zelenskyy thanked the british people , thanked the british people, their ongoing support. he spoke of the last time he visited the uk, and was invited to in winston churchill's chair at the war crimes. the guide smiled and offered me to , sit down on this offered me to, sit down on this armchair from which warders have been given. and he asked me, how did feel ? and i said that i suck did feel? and i said that i suck only felt something . but it is only felt something. but it is only felt something. but it is only now that i know what the feeling was and all know it perfectly well to. it is the feeling of how bravery takes you through the most unimaginable hardship to finally reward with victory . governments and

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here's motorcade is now leaving buckingham palace.ay that president zelensky has put it and therefore you is the motorcade leaving in buckingham palace and we now know that he will be heading to paris of ukrainian president, and it'll be something of a european tour because he will go from to paris and then meet president macron. and it looks like you will also be meeting european union leaders in brussels tomorrow as well. there is pictures of his motorcade leaving buckingham palace. with motorcycle outriders. and of course, he is here, not only do say thank you to britain for its steadfast military support and economic assistance throughout the year since the russian invasion of his country but he is also here and let's not beat about the bush, he wants more weapons, and so his speech to mps and peers at westminster hall was very much aimed at trying to secure more western support. there has been the promise of tanks most recently. and also other tanks from european allies. but ukraine needs more, says president zelensky. it needs f

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david: king charles has hosted a reception at buckingham palace as part of an effort to raise millionsds in order to protect nature. it follows a commitment by leaders at the recent cop 15 biodiversity summit in montreal to affect 30% of the world's land sea and inland waterways by the year 2030. here is our environment correspondent jonah fisher. >> for the last 40 years, dave pinter has been watching the buick swans. unlike the swans who live here all year round, they each have a unique peak. >> it is a fingerprint. we know everyone is an individual. >> this year, 137 were counte dave says in the 1980's, they would see more than three times as many. it is one small part of the alarming decline of nature and wildlife around the world. >> in some areas, we won a few battles. when we look at the war, we really are losing. >> at a summit in canada, the world came together and agreed to protect 30% of our land and sea for nature. just like the wetlands in slim bridge. there were also big promises about money. billions of pounds to help nature and vulnerable species recover. it was seen as

president to buckingham palace . president to buckingham palace.alled wings freedom by supplying his air force with advanced air power. we can see pictures on tv of zelenskyy shaking hands with rishi sunak earlier outside number 10 downing street . the number 10 downing street. the gods smiled and offered me to sit down on this chair, from which were orders have been given . and he asked me , how did given. and he asked me, how did i feel ? and said that i feel? and said that i certainly felt something . but it certainly felt something. but it is only now that i know what the feeling was and. all ukrainians know it perfectly well to it is the feeling how bravery takes you through the most unimaginable heart to finally reward with the victory . reward with the victory. meanwhile, governments and organisations around the world are support to turkey in. syria, after two devasted fighting earthquakes killed more than 11,000 people. the foreign says three british people are still missing following the disaster. the uk government has pledged support to p

king charles has hosted a reception at buckingham palace as part of a drive to raise billions of poundsd financial leaders from around the world. it comes after leaders at the cop15 biodiversity summit in montreal set a target of protecting 30% of the world's lands, seas, coasts and inland waters by 2030. here's our environment correspondentjonah fisher. for the last a0 years, dave painter has been watching the bewick swans�* winter at slimbridge. unlike the swans who live here all year round, they each have a unique beak. it's a fingerprint, we know every swan as an individual. this year, 137 were counted at slimbridge. we apologise for that... this year, 137 were counted at slimbridge. dave says in the 1980s, they'd see more than three times as many. it's one small part of the alarming decline of nature and wildlife around the world. in some areas, we've won a few battles but when we look at the war, we really are losing. at a summit in canada last year, the world came together and agreed to protect 30% of our land and sea for nature. just like the wetlands here at slimbridge. there w

in general, what is happening in buckingham palace is the visit of the president of ukraine to the western country that was one of the first to show support to ukraine. it is extremely important and very symbolic. britain is with ukraine even before president zelenskyi returns from london. the united kingdom will announce new personal sanctions against putin's entourage, we are primarily talking about those who helped putin get rich and finance the war in ukraine. iryna taraniuk , a bbc correspondent, worked today at downing street and with me live on the air maria zolkina from the london school of economic and political sciences rysy lutsevich royal institute of international relations we review and analyze this unexpected visit by zelensky together we look, as i said , behind the scenes as much as we can well, speaking of what is happening behind the scenes , i i understand, maria, that you were probably in the same situation as journalists and most of the expert observers found out about zelensky's visit not long before the plane landed at the london airport. but in year i sometimes cha

that is, it was an ordinary meeting which an audience was agreed with buckingham palace, that is, whetherthere on the occasion of the anniversary of the accession to the throne or the coronation or some other festive things, it was a meeting that was part of the unannounced visit of volodymyr zelenskyi to great britain and to the zelenskyi audience were to yushchenko and to poroshenko, if we take it that way. almost all ukrainian presidents had official visits to britain except for viktor yanukovych, and there was such a long period between 2009-2018 that no ukrainian president visited great britain yes, i remember this scandal when they used the french alphabet at some important international meeting , only to put yanukovych at the very end, so that he was written in my way so that he would not end up it seems to be the british prime minister at that time. if i am not mistaken, it was the nato summit in prague, and it was exactly 2002, not between britain and the states, but between kuchmato or kuchma, and it was just and it was ukraine without kuchma just had this scandal with the so-ca

there's a similar uses in terms of development for all countries, including the bricks. members, buckingham palace has removed the coin, no diamond from the queen. mary's crown in advance of queen camilla's coronation taken from india during colonial times, is still known whether the diamond will be returned to its home country. the 105 cards coroner is one of the largest diamonds in the world. it was taken by the east india company during the british colonial era, becoming an issue of contention between london and new delhi earlier ended officials condemned the british crowns funds to utilize the diamond in its upcoming coronation. the coronation of camilla in the use of the crown jewel co i nor brings back painful memories of the colonial past peace indications like queen elizabeth the seconds death, the coronation of the new queen camilla and the use of the co i. nor does transport a few indians back to the days of the british empire in india. other co, no diamond is one of the most well known treasures taken by the british crowd. many of the valuables are also on display in british muse

the king has hosted a reception at buckingham palace as part of a drive to raise billions of pounds tofinancial leaders from around the world. it comes after leaders at the cop15 biodiversity summit in montreal set a target of protecting 30% of the world's lands, seas, coasts and inland waters by 2030. here's our environment correspondent, jonah fisher. they have come from the high arctic... for the last a0 years, dave painter has been watching the bewick swans' winter at slimbridge. unlike the swans who live here all year round, they each have a unique beak. it's a fingerprint, we know every swan as an individual. this year, 137 were counted at slimbridge. dave says in the 1980s, they'd see more than three times as many. it's one small part of the alarming decline of nature and wildlife around the world. in some areas, we've won a few battles but when we look at the war, we really are losing. at a summit in canada last year, the world came together and agreed to protect 30% of our land and sea for nature. just like the wetlands here at slimbridge. there were big promises about money,

this gives him a certain confidence, and it is this that opens the doors of buckingham palace and thed states of america, again , here are certain skills, professional skills of president zelenskyi, i mean even his acting skills, diplomatic work, on the other hand, internal work - it's always much more challenging, it's right here, uh , much more needed internal of some professional team, if again in the zone, he can still rely on a serious diplomatic team that has some diplomatic experience, you can help him, accordingly, internally. unfortunately , once again, the main criterion for him in selecting those other personnel is loyalty and loyalty and professionalism do not always coincide, often they do not coincide at all, and unfortunately, the situation does not change, that is, you wanted to believe that in three years, and even more so after the beginning of a full-scale invasion of the approaches that the most important thing is that this or that politician is military, that they will go into the past, they are not going away unfortunately, i actually wanted to continue this topi

you were at the palace, buckingham palace this week to be recognised for what you did.deal. and at first i was like, i don't know if i want to go because if i make a mess of myself, what will happen? but yeah, i was really excited to shake her hand. what is it about being part of stjohn ambulance that you like? why do you want to be a volunteer? i like saving lives, and i also likejust... it's just fun. do you think george did save your life? you know, i think there was, he did solve the problem and nothing else was working, so on that basis, i think i have to say that he did. george is now training to be a fully qualified stjohn ambulance volunteer. andy gill, bbc news. well done, george. now on bbc news — the weather with ben rich. hello. in many parts of the uk, cloud was hard to shift and sunday sunshine was in short supply. but there were some brighter spots to point out. northeast scotland saw some sunshine, at least for a time. it brightened up across a good part of wales and into the far southwest of england, cornwall and parts of devon. indeed, look at this pic

he did have a chance to meet with king charles at buckingham palace, andrea, he said today marked a newt from the press was about fighter jets. rishi sunak took that question, and he said nothing is off the table. of course they are part of the conversation, but the first step in giving planes, he said, was the training of the pilots, andrea. >> polly hunter, thank you so much. and that does it for this busy edition of "andrea mitchell reports," the day after the state of the union, the president on the road. follow the show online on facebook and twitter. chris jansing reports starts right after this. twitter chris jansing reports starts right after this heartburn all day and all night. prilosec otc reduces excess acid for 24 hours, blocking heartburn before it starts. one pill a day. 24 hours. zero heartburn. if your business kept on employees through the pandemic, getrefunds.com can see if it may qualify for a payroll tax refund of up to $26,000 per employee. all it takes is eight minutes to get started. then work with professionals to assist your business with its forms and submit t

king charles also met zelenskyy yesterday afternoon at buckingham palace . afternoon at buckingham palace bid for more support against the invasion of russia. and let's go to our royal reporter, cameron walker. not initially here just to talk about that. he is in cornwall and he's talking about the prince and princess of wales visiting there today. but the meeting with with the king charles and presidents zelenskyy, first of all, can yes , it was described as a very warm meeting with smiles and handshakes. of warm meeting with smiles and handshakes . of course, if you handshakes. of course, if you remember just before the meeting at buckingham palace in the 1844 room president zelenskyy delivered an address in westminster hall. as you've just been talking about, where he said it was an honour and a truly special moment for me and my country to be meeting the king at buckingham palace. he also spoke gratitude he had also spoke of gratitude he had for king charles for the support he had shown ukraine when he was prince of wales. he had previously called out, and i quote, russia's brutal agg

buckingham palace is probably similar. anyone buckingham palace is probably similar .st an office . i mean, it hasn't an office. i mean, it hasn't it's not a home. the gardens are maybe a bit tatty . okay, let's maybe a bit tatty. okay, let's have a look at a few other houses. what about the taj mahal? a look. this? mahal? let's have a look. this? yes. oh pretty good. and i wonder how many bathrooms that's got. not as harry and got. not as many. harry and meghan . okay, how about the meghan. okay, how about the eiffel tower? oh i'm out to find a little bit windy. there is a restaurant in middle. how about this place? notes who would like to live in the white house? oh, nice. nice. could be. could that be a bit like the palace? more of an office as well? do you think all the apartments are really nice? oh, i never really nice? yeah oh, i never got go in park his. his got to go in those park his. his an challenge for an engineering challenge for you. living in one of those you. not living in one of those in two. yeah try sleeping in a two. yeah try sleeping eight points.

buckingham palace is probably similar. anyone buckingham palace is probably similar . an office . i mean, it hasn't an office. i mean, it hasn't it's not a home. the gardens are maybe a bit tatty . okay, let's maybe a bit tatty. okay, let's have a look at a few other houses. what about the taj mahal? a look. this? mahal? let's have a look. this? yes. oh pretty good. and i wonder how many bathrooms that's got. not as many. harry and meghan. okay, how about the eiffel tower? oh i'm out to find a little bit windy. there is a restaurant in middle. how about this place? notes who would like to live in the white house? oh, nice. nice. could be. could that be a bit like the palace? more of an office as well? do you think all the apartments are really nice? yeah oh, i never got go park his. his got to go in those park his. his an challenge for an engineering challenge for you. living in one of those you. not living in one of those in two. yeah try sleeping in a two. yeah try sleeping eight points. i last but not least, want . eight points. i last but not least, want. i think t

tell us about at buckingham. tell us about that. i did a long time ago. gosh, different world now.you know, you think of all gosh, you know, you think of all those years that the queen was there . oh, know and i remember there. oh, know and i remember there. oh, know and i remember the day of a funeral when i was at canada gate doing broadcasting and the amazing procession, the coffin the hearse and all the staff out of buckingham palace and lining up outside , it was a very, very outside, it was a very, very moving moment. it outside, it was a very, very moving moment . it really, really moving moment. it really, really was very moving . well, carol, was very moving. well, carol, all i can say , congratulations all i can say, congratulations on what you've built and what you've done. a big a pioneer. thank you. i've learned something tonight that can't be a bad thing. happy a bad thing. and happy valentine's. happy valentine's day. i ever need you, i know day. if i ever need you, i know exactly to . where fantastic. exactly to. where fantastic. thank you. thank . okay, it's thank

and — buckingham palace says the controversial koh—i—noor diamond, will not be used in the coronationad camilla, the queen consort will wear queen mary's crown. the united nations has welcomed a decision by syria's president, assad, to open two more border crossings from turkey, to help the flow of aid. millions of people on both sides of the border are living in the open or in makeshift camps after devastating earthquakes last week. two brothers aged 17 and 21 were today pulled from the rubble in turkey, almost 200 hours after last week's quake. the focus now is on getting desperately needed aid and medical supplies to survivors. our correspondent caroline davies is in southern turkey, and reports from a hospital damaged in the disaster. the final glimmers of this family's hope, gone. after days of waiting, a body was found. "father, father," they scream, as they follow the rescuers. this metres—high pile of rubble was once an intensive care unit and wards of a hospital. beds, medical notes and machinery, twisted and buried. the rescuers say they believe 300 people were in here when

more on that as we get it but as the statement from buckingham palace.— has pleaded guilty to three charges of indecent exposure. one of the offences happened just four days before the killing. he'll be sentenced at the old bailey next month earlier i spoke with our special correspondent lucy manning who had the latest on this case. these are a very important set of guilty pleas by wayne cousins. of guilty pleas by wayne couzens. it means that we can say that he was a serial sex offender before he murdered sarah everard. and devastatingly, it means we can say that had he been properly investigated by the police for these indecent exposures in the days before sarah everard's murder, it is possible that sarah everard would not have been murdered. let me just talk you through them. in the week before sarah everard was murdered, wayne couzens went to a mcdonald's in kent at a service station, and he was reported by the staff for having no trousers on. he was naked on the bottom half and he looked at the staff while he ordered and drove off in this state, and

tell us about at buckingham. tell us about that. i did a long time ago. gosh, different world now.you know, you think of all gosh, you know, you think of all those years that the queen was there . oh, know and i remember there. oh, know and i remember there. oh, know and i remember the day of a funeral when i was at canada gate doing broadcasting and the amazing procession, the coffin the hearse and all the staff out of buckingham palace and lining up outside , it was a very, very outside, it was a very, very moving moment. it outside, it was a very, very moving moment . it really, really moving moment. it really, really was very moving . well, carol, was very moving. well, carol, all i can say , congratulations all i can say, congratulations on what you've built and what you've done. a big a pioneer. thank you. i've learned something tonight that can't be a bad thing. happy a bad thing. and happy valentine's. happy valentine's day. i ever need you, i know day. if i ever need you, i know exactly to . where fantastic. exactly to. where fantastic. thank you. thank . okay, it's thank

and tunes fit for a king — buckingham palace releases details of the music that will feature at the coronationrles. the us secretary of state, antony blinken, has alleged that china is considering supplying weapons and ammunition to russia, for its war against ukraine. he was speaking to �*cbs news', after meeting china's top diplomat, wang yi, on the sidelines of the international security conference in munich. he said he'd warned mr wang of consequences, if material support was provided to moscow. mr blinken told cbs, that chinese firms were already providing non—lethal aid for russia's invasion. james landale reports. for months now, vladimir putin has been wooing china's president so is all that diplomacy about to pay off? so far, china has neither endorsed nor condemned russia's invasion of ukraine calling instead for a peaceful solution. at the us believes russian forces in ukraine are already getting surveillance and other information from chinese firms. and america's top diplomat now believes that china could be going further and providing weapons. the element we have seen them provide

the program royal highnesses william and katherine and buckingham pal ace, a royal navy and demonstrate the war and -- [indiscernible] and a guy gave me a smile and offered me to sit down and asked how did that feel and i said i subsequently felt something. but it is only now that i know what the feeling was and ukranians know well, too. the feeling of how bravery takes you through the most unimaginable to finally reward you with victory. [applause] and full scale of war. and you extended your helping hand while the war has come to understand how to react. absolutely impossible, thank you. [applause] you, all of you, you all showed your great character back to them, strong british character. you from ukraine and you didn't come from and thus you knt compromise the spirit. thank you very much. [applause] i promise you absolutely different times. our nations in the second world war. divided us. our people ran through inflation and periods of social justice and social gains. it was tough but always had progress and stamina to move ahead and achieve results. this is the bedrock of our land.

between everything, the president of ukraine and zelensky went on a voyage with on a royal scale, buckinghamwas confirmed that today he would be received by charles iii zelensky was brought on a transport plane of the royal air force before he could land, as london announced new sanctions against moscow , several more russian companies fell under them, including defense companies at zelensky airport minister. rishinok, his office just before the trip made a number of generous promises to transfer more long-range weapons to ukraine to begin a training course for fighter pilots and marines, but earlier, the british parliament was required to achieve the confiscation of frozen russian assets, that is, to go for an outright robbery. meanwhile, denmark announced that they would supply ukraine with 100 tanks. leopard we are talking about decommissioned machine technology. we still need to restore the funds for this , the netherlands and germany promised to allocate, and almost 200 more leopards. those same anything. overwritten 20 years ago will provide berlin to kiev well , such a decision of the

but buckingham palace are set . go buckingham palace are set.ng at the mail online. the council short is due to be dropped . short is due to be dropped. may's coronation . so with may's coronation. so with camilla due to be known just as queen is this a reward for her persistence and loyalty to firm? or do we risk disrespecting the wishes of the late queen elizabeth? to give her very expert opinion , i am thrilled to expert opinion, i am thrilled to say now that i'm joined by camilla's biographer , the camilla's biographer, the wonderful andrew 11. angela what do you make of this? is this disrespecting the queen or. no, not at all. not it's all worked out very carefully . when she out very carefully. when she married charles, the palace was , sure that she would never be queen never be accepted. so they put their website that she would be princess consort. she said decades later . and it's decades later. and it's a nonsense . if you are somebody nonsense. if you are somebody who marries a king to matter. actually, queen. so did the queen. the la

. >> buckingham township. >> buckingham township, yes, over the years. >> did that ever concern you aht it was the motorcycles because they are young. they are young kids. >> jesse: so feffer is a wannabe criminal wants to look hard. goes to filly with his brother and a gun carjacking people and kills a cop. his mommy and his brother were taken into custody for questioning. and if the far left district attorney uncle larry does his job for once, this cop killer is never going to see the light of day. dana loesch is a nationally syndicated radio host. dana, what do you think it is about these wannabe gangsters from the burbs living with mom who go into the city and kill cops? >> what do i think is with them? they don't get their ass beat enough. that's what i think. there is seriously some discipline lacking in this kid's house. how are you not going to know that your two two sons are driving an hour out of the way to go and pillage and reign terror upon people in philly. apparently a crime spike and number of people able to get away with their crimes they thought they would be in the

as president in 2020 the program was royal highness as william and catherine at buckingham palace and an aircraft carrier the royal navy and of course the war rooms. and i am here in the war room. and the guy smiled and offered for me to sit down. orders had been given. he asked me how did i feel? and i said i suddenly felt something. but it's only now that i know what that feeling was and all ukranians no it well. it's a feeling of how bravery takes you through the most unimaginable hardships to find that they are bored you with victory. [applause] ladies and gentlemen, ladies and gentlemen i thank you for your bravery. thank you very much from all of us. yes, please. that is for you. all applause for you. [applause] pond with kyiv since day one. from the first seconds and minutes of the full scale war, you extended your helping hand and have yet come to understand how to react. you got others united when it seemed absolutely impossible. thank you. [applause] you, i'll let you, you have shown your great character, strong british character. you didn't compromise ukraine and hence you

. >> buckingham township. >> buckingham township yes, over the years. >> did that concern you. >> yeswas the motorcycles because they are young. they are young kids. >> jesse: over in orange company florida high school a keith moses went on a shooting spree killing five. killed 38-year-old before fleeing the scene. then returned five hours later and killed a 9-year-old and a local news reporter before he was arrested. watch. [shouting] >> get on your face. get on your face. get on your face. get on your [bleep]. [shouting] >> let me go. let me go. let me go. let me go. i can't breathe, i can't breathe. >> i can't breathe. >> you walked up from down. >> there i can't breathe. >> i can't breathe. >> you are breathing fine. >> i can't breathe. >> we're going to help you up, okay? >> i can't breathe. >> jesse: sounds like he can breathe just fine. moses was already a career criminal. this was just at 19. he wracked up gun charges, aggravated battery and assault with a deadly weapon, burglary, grand theft. now, i'm all for second chances but why are we giving people fourth and fifth chance

address both houses of parliament at any moment will be bringing that to life to later be visiting buckingham palace for an audience with king charles. the u. k. is one of the biggest military backers of ukraine and has sent the country weapons and equipment worth more than $2500000000.00. and for some analysis, we're going to be bringing in dw correspondent berg at mass, who is in london. and joining me here in the studio is d w as chief international editor richard walker. we're seeing live pictures at the moment of the ukrainian president vladimir zalinski in london. he is due to be addressing the house of parliament at any moment. and we will be bringing you that speech live. let him his zalinski, present the friend who vanity printing fluency in london. mister president lisco, bow glossy mo. the rest of us, welcome. not many people stood here to day. the significance setting were realised. the total friendship began on the 8th of october 2020. when you the 1st ever head of state, the di met the speaker, we're here to offer mediately with much laughter, overland english afternoon tea. and

the programme was packed with your royal highness is william and catherine, buckingham palace and an aircraft carrier of the royal navy. westminster, of course, downing street and the war rooms. and in the war room, famous churchill and the guide smiled and offered me to sit down. in the arm chair where orders had been given. he asked me how did ifeel? and i said that had been given. he asked me how did i feel? and i said that i suddenly felt something... but it is only now that i know what the feeling was. and all ukrainians know it perfectly well, too. it is a feeling of how bravery takes you through the most unimaginable hardships to finally reward you with victory. applause. ladies and gentlemen, ladies and gentlemen, i thank you for your bravery. thank you very much from all... from all of us. yes please, thatis all... from all of us. yes please, that is for you, the applause is for you. applause. london has stood with kyiv since day one. from the first seconds and minutes of the full—scale war, great britain, you extended your helping hand when the world had yet to come to unde

reporter: from the palace of westminster to buckingham palace.for the president, an audience with the king. and from there to an army base in dorset, where ukrainian soldiers have been training, and this from the prime minisr on providing warplanes. >> when it comes to fighter aircraft, of course they are part of the conversation. we have been disssing that today, and we have announced today that we will be training ukrainian air force. nothing is off the table. reporter: tonight, president zelenskyy heads to paris as his requests for european help continue. laura: that was chris mason, the bbc's political editor, reporting on a big day in westminster. i've been speaking to a national security expert who was a u.s. deputy assistant secretary of state in the obama administration. westminster hall today, president zelenskyy called for fighter plan owns -- fighter planes for ukraine i'm a wings for freedom, he called it. then britain's prime minister said that basically planes were part of the conversation. what does that mean? >> president zelensky

passport abroad everywhere there will be borders you will move normally, do not worry about the buckinghamalace. our goal is to get there, let’s drink tea there, what else needs to be done there, but for now, they are convoying , they are reconnaissance of the area behind enemy lines and participates in the elimination of sabotage groups that do not abandon attempts to force the dnieper by the westerners themselves. these are not there, but it is these little russians that are being pushed, and forward under the meat under the hammers under the tanks all they look from the outside, what is already happening, but more professional units, which , how right, they are somewhere out there are pulled on braces, that is, they themselves. just these battalions, these are all worth it. where it's safe. professional units of the armed forces under the fire of russian artillery do not climb to their deaths, they send mobilized people who are caught on the streets of russian-speaking cities. but foreign mercenaries control the theater of operations remotely at a height of 70 m. they began to use chemi

but buckingham palace are set . go buckingham palace are set.iefing at the mail online. the council short is due to be dropped . short is due to be dropped. may's coronation . so with may's coronation. so with camilla due to be known just as queen is this a reward for her persistence and loyalty to firm? or do we risk disrespecting the wishes of the late queen elizabeth? to give her very expert opinion , i am thrilled to expert opinion, i am thrilled to say now that i'm joined by camilla's biographer , the camilla's biographer, the wonderful andrew 11. angela what do you make of this? is this disrespecting the queen or. no, not at all. not it's all worked out very carefully . when she out very carefully. when she married charles, the palace was , sure that she would never be queen never be accepted. so they put their website that she would be princess consort. she said decades later . and it's decades later. and it's a nonsense . if you are somebody nonsense. if you are somebody who marries a king to matter. actually, queen. so did the queen. th

i message no doubt reiterated at buckingham palace where he met king charles iii.nd a message repeated to ukrainian troops being trained by british forces on the plains of southwest england. in response, prime minister rishi sunak said the supply of combat aircraft was part of an ongoing conversation and that a first step would be expanding britain's training program to include teaching ukrainian pilots how to fly nato standard jets. that is a significant step that president zelenskyy will use to press other allies. >> local officials in the eastern democratic republic of congo say peacekeepers have killed eight civilians after an attack on a united nations convoy. the attack happened at the camp for displaced people. a united nations delegation has canceled its trip in response. >> a convoy of you and peacekeepers on tuesday evening was passing through the canyon camp for displaced people. it was stopped by an angry crowd who eventually ended up setting fire to the convoy. peacekeepers fired in the air, although the united nations says they fired in the air to dis

royal highness is william and catherine, buckingham palace, the royal navy, westminster, downing street, and of course, the war rooms. and the chair in the war room, churchill's, and the guy -- guide smiled and offered me to sit down on this armchair from which orders had been given. and he asked me how did i feel, and i said i suddenly felt -- certainly felt something, but it is only now that i know what that feeling was. i'll ukrainians know it perfectly well. it is a feeling of how bravery takes you through the most unimaginable hardships to finally reward you with victory. [applause] ladies and gentlemen, ladies and gentlemen, i thank you for your bravery. thank you very much. from all of us. yes, please, that is for you. all applause for you. london has stood with keefe since day one -- kiev since day one, from the first seconds and minutes of the full-scale war. britain, you extended your helping hand before the world had yet come to understand how to react. boris, you got others united when it seemed absolutely impossible, thank you. all of you showed your great -- grit and chara

the suspect has been identified as 18-year-old miles befer of buckingham township, pennsylvania the chief said the passing marks the first line of duty death in the history of the campus police department. >>> police are investigating the shooting death of a los angeles bosh op as a homicide. nbc's steve patterson has the details. >> reporter: unanswered questions after a beloved bishop was found murdered in his own home investigators say the circumstances surrounding his death don't add up. >> we do not believe there is any threat to the public very early in the investigation. >> reporter: 69-year-old david o'connell found not breathing in his home from an apparent gunshot wound in his upper torso. police say it was a homicide and believed it targeted. >> chilling to me think being a it rb known as l.a.'s peacemaker called bishop dave spent most of his four decades in priesthood ministers neighborhoods afflicted with poverty and gang violence. >> spent a lot of time in inner cities and dealt with a lot of things people don't deal with on a daily basis. >> reporter: in a statement, the di

>> reporter: lindsey, we just got a readout from buckingham palace about that meeting.did see some pictures, a very warm welcome, which is what president zelenskyy has been getting from everyone that we have seen him meet today. president zelenskyy told king charles it is an honor to be here, thank you for finding the time for me and his majesty replied we have all been workry worried about you and thinking about your country for so long. earlier today, it was a surprise visit, we had been given a heads up about an hour before he showed up at ten downing street, with prime minister rishi sunak. sunak met him at the airport, a warm welcome, both offices released pictures of the two hugging. they arrived at ten downing street, shook hands for the press and went inside for a short photo-op. we're told there will be joint press availability with the two today. but the main event was his address to both houses of parliament, and his main message was very clear. yes, it was a big thank you to this country, to former prime minister boris johnson, who is there in the audience,

the program was royal highness william and catherine buckingham palace and the western serve and of course the more and they are famous and a guy smiled and offered to sit down on this which orders have been given and he asked me, how did i feel? i said i suddenly felt something but it is only now that i know what the feeling was and all ukrainians no it will, to. it is feeling of how bravery takes you through the most unimaginable hardships to reward you with victory. [applause] ... that is for you. all for you. [applause] you have stood with kyiv since day one. from the first seconds and minutes of the full-scale war, great britain, you extended your helping hand when the world yet come to understand how to react. boris, you got others united when it seemed absolutely, absolutely impossible. thank you. [applause] you, all of you, you all have shown your great character back then, strong british character. you didn't compromise ukraine, and hence, you didn't compromise your ideals, and thus you didn't compromise this spirit of this great island. thank you very much. [applause] and, of cou

europe the trenches near artyomovsk are littered with dead bodies, and zelensky is walking around buckinghampalace with charles iii , thousands of cases of severe frostbite are known. moreover , nine out of ten frostbitten ukrainian soldiers do not live to see the hospital, and zelensky dinner already in paris and with macron and scholz at the elysel palace atmosphere of the meeting, romantic emmanuel and vladimir exchange long hugs, then hold hands for a long time for the so-called military merits macron, even awarded zelensky with the order of the legion of honor on the same day 200 militants in the area to make up for losses at the front , the kiev regime resorts to the most sophisticated methods to trap the male population . all those who gets caught with the captured ukrainians do not stand on ceremony wringing their hands and dragging the draft board. and those who hide at home are trying to lure people out by deception. uh, they also try to issue a summons through dating sites with beautiful women, where they are handed a summons; well, people find retaliatory measures, they break the