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temperatures here at the cambridge university tannic garden i cambridge university tannic garden peakedeat. in parts of france, temperatures will top a0 celsius this weekend. while in spain, forest fires have forced hundreds from their homes. in london, the south—east and the east of england, there is a warning that high temperatures could impact health services. and in parts of the north of england, where temperatures are not as high, there is a lower warning. there has been made in scotland and northern ireland, keeping temperatures down. hard to believe it is still only mid june. with months more of the summer to come, the question is, how many spells of weather like this are ahead? celestina 0lulode, bbc news, cambridge. time for a look at the weather. here's ben rich. let's look back first of all ad where this heat has come from. we saw in the report, the effect it has been having a cross continental europe and we have seen some extraordinary temperatures and so early in the year, a3 degrees in southern france, aa in southern spain. paris got to 35 degrees and some of that heat was

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how today went, the family, the cambridge family _ on?idge family with _ on? how today went, the family, the cambridge family with the _ on? how today went, the family, the cambridge family with the children . cambridge family with the children in the royal box, we saw prince louis on prince charles's lap, a lovely family moment we wouldn't normally see. we saw the reaction to various elements of the pageant today, the commonwealth was highlighted quite well. the other thing was being here in the studio watching the queen come onto the balcony, the atmosphere, the crowds cheering, so happy the queen was there, and it is important to remember these people are here because they want to be, they want to celebrate the monarchy, but also i think so many people have a soft spot for the queen, i think, even if they are not necessarily pro—monarchy. they are not necessarily pro-monarchy.- they are not necessarily pro-monarchy. they are not necessarily ro-monarch . ., , , pro-monarchy. there are republican voices in this — pro-monarchy. there are

the duke of cambridge and the duchess of cambridge talking to the lord mayor.en years ago, was the queen's jubilee in 2012, and this is his last major occasion, the dean of st paul's. canon chancellor, paula gooden, james milner, neil evans. quite long conversations here. and in, the procession of cars bringing the prince of wales. and the duchess of cornwall with him, of course. the prince of wales and the duchess of cornwall. and the prince now representing her majesty the queen, as he did at the state opening of parliament a few weeks back, and gradually, it seems, taking a greater part as his mother inevitably does less and less. i mean it, are we watching here, roya, gradual change of other responsibilities? are we being introduced to the new era? i think we have been _ introduced to the new era? i think we have been seen _ introduced to the new era? i think we have been seen that _ introduced to the new era? i think we have been seen that for - introduced to the new era? i think we have been seen that for some | we have been seen that for some time, david

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camera enjoying the moment — charlotte and george accompany their parents the duke and duchess of cambridgeations in cardiff. cheering. here in london... excited ticket holders line up to see a series of stars performing tonight. apart from the royals, i'm most excited to see diana ross. i want to see diana ross, queen. amazing. also in the programme tonight. as russia increases military strikes in ukraine's donbass region in the east, ukrainian forces say they've retaken some areas. and half—centuries for the new england cricket captain — and the old one — as they strive to save the first test against new zealand at lord's. good evening. a third day of celebrations for the queen's platinum jubilee is under way — in just under an hour's time an open air concert will begin just behind me here at buckingham palace — as you can see, thousands of people are already gathered — and the event will include prince charles paying tribute to the queen for her enduring service. during the day, members of the royal family have attended celebrations across the uk, with the duke and duchess of cambridge v

what kind of reception have the duke and duchess of cambridge had there?es, big crowds inside and outside cardiff castle as the duke and duchess of cambridge, accompanied by their two eldest children, george and charlotte are meeting the performers that will be taking part in a concert this afternoon and those preparing the stage for the concert as well. both william and kate had a chance to conduct the orchestra inside, that will be taking place and they witnessed a rendition of delilah, something that will be performed later on. they met bonnie tyler, recently awarded an mbe by the queen. we are expecting them to come out any minute and they will be heading straight back to london to make their own preparations for the main event back in buckingham palace this evening. crowds in cardiff will be able to watch that event inside cardiff castle later today.— 22,000 music fans will be at grounds of buckingham palace tonight for the special platinum jubilee concert. queen and adam lambert, diana ross and george ezra will be among those performing. our music co

at six: the duke and duchess of cambridge lead tributes to dame deborahjames the cancer campaigner who has died at the age of a0. # i'm singing in the rain...# dame deborah became famous dancing her way through treatment, raising awareness of bowel cancer. prince william called her an unfalteringly brave woman whose legacy will live on. also on the programme: president biden says the united states is expanding its forces in europe after the attack on a shopping mall in ukraine. this was the moment a russian cruise missile hit the shopping centre in kremenchuk — at least 18 were killed and more than 30 are still missing. britain's farmers cutting back on the amount of food they produce as costs soar. u nfortu nately we a re costs soar. unfortunately we are not put enough money at this moment in time to cover or cost of production and every single pig we're selling we are losing in the region of around if not more. emma rather —— emma raducanu is outgunned by garcia. and coming—up on the bbc news channel... rain hampers play on the third day in taunton — but england's women are still in

also riding on horseback behind charles were prince william, the duke of cambridge, and princess annee princess royal. and writing together in one of the carriages, the cambridges�* three children, prince george, prince louis in the middle, and princess charlotte. hi! as the charlotte. h i as the procession made its way down the mall, a group of animal rights protesters broke through the corn and attempted to disrupt a marching band before being dragged away by police. 0n horse guards parade, the footguards had formed up. plenty to look out for those newcomers to the parade, plenty to get used to for these newcomers who will see it many years —— who will see it many times in years to come. parade, the duke of york, stripped of his role as honorary colonel of the grenadier guards. the prince of wales led to the inspection of the troops on behalf of his mother. it was the first time the edge of the throne has presided over the parade since 1951 when the then princess elizabeth represented her ailing father, george vi. keen young eyes were watching from the windows overlooking the parade

the trooping _ cambridge's lovely hat for the trooping the colour.prince george, louis especially, — show i think. prince george, louis especially, and charlotte. they really— especially, and charlotte. they really still the show when they were in the _ really still the show when they were in the open — really still the show when they were in the open top carriage at trooping the colour— in the open top carriage at trooping the colour and up on the balcony. there _ the colour and up on the balcony. there were — the colour and up on the balcony. there were big cheers, i was lucky enough to be right there and there were big cheers when they went by in the open carriage. again, a bit like charlie, how much do you about who is following you, who is interested in what you are doing, what sort of age range. it in what you are doing, what sort of are ranue. ,., in what you are doing, what sort of are ranue. ,. ., in what you are doing, what sort of age range-— age range. it is a realvariety. ice lots of young _ age range. it is a realvariety. ice lots of yo

is in the prince of wales, not a _ cambridge is in the prince of wales, not a huge _ cambridge is in publicly facing royat _ not a huge amount of publicly facing royat that _ not a huge amount of publicly facing royal. that will also be a change if the royal family decide that it wants— the royal family decide that it wants to _ the royal family decide that it wants to slimmed—down and focus on five or— wants to slimmed—down and focus on five or six— wants to slimmed—down and focus on five or six members. that will mean fewer— five or six members. that will mean fewer royal— five or six members. that will mean fewer royal event held. one thing particularly the princess royal, who does a _ particularly the princess royal, who does a lot— particularly the princess royal, who does a lot of unsung work, but carries— does a lot of unsung work, but carries out— does a lot of unsung work, but carries out hundreds and hundreds of meetings _ carries out hundreds and hundreds of meetings every year. let�*s carries out hundreds and hundreds of meetings every year.— meetings every year. let's tu

the duke and duchess of cambridge were at cardiff castle. iam i am live on the mall, where hundreds of people at least are singing along to the rehearsal for that concert here tonight. they are singing along appropriately to queen and adam lambert. more from here shortly. a senior ukrainian official says ukraine's forces are pushing back russia in the key city of severodonetsk, where the two sides are locked in fierce street battles. in other news, travel disruption continues. airlines cancel more flights today and rail passengers are being warned of delays because of strikes by conductors. and wickets are beginning to tumble at lords, as england's batsmen struggle to chase the target set for them by new zealand. welcome to bbc news. a third day of celebrations for the queen's platinum jubilee is under way, with members of the royal family attending events across the uk. the duke and duchess of cambridge are at cardiff castle with their two older children prince george and princess charlotte. the day will end with an open—air concert at buck

as generations of the family watched a show that honoured a historic reign, and from the duke of cambridgeute came with a serious message. tonight has been full of such optimism and joy, and there is hope. together, if we harness the very best of humankind and restore our planet, we will protect it for our children, for our grandchildren, and for future generations to come. after a couple of days of formal events, this was the party. a scent and grandson said thank you to the queen. it is really strange that it's like they're going to be kings in the future, and actually seeing them in the flesh. it was incredible to hear from them. as an american, i thought they did | such an incredible job of making it| clear why everyone feels - so patriotic around the queen. they really captured that spirit of her legacy. - for sheer spectacle, this show will be hard to top. but today comes the grand finale of the jubilee weekend. the big lunch, with more that 16,000 street parties being held across the country. and then the pageant down the mall, a trip down memory lane and a look to the future, all w

oh, i'm joined now by edna cambridge from d w. sports desk, and he's gonna what saudi's investment fund gets out of this. is this a sound business decision, or is it more of a vanity project from the conference? well, lives, main detractors are actually alleging that supports washing is the central motivation behind saudi arabia's investment in gulf. now for any of our views on away with the term sports washing is the practice of sanitizing, the reputation or the corporation. or in this case, a country that has been basically trying to get involved in sports to try and make a smoke screen for some shady going on inside the country. this isn't even the 1st time that it has been alleged against saudi arabia recently. actually bought new castle united premium club at the end of 2021 invested heavily in new coaches and new players. a lot of people saying, hey, this is a smokescreen especially given the numerous human rights violations allegations against that going on in the country. chief among which was the murder of jamal shogi in

ah, i'm joined now by edna cambridge from d w. sports task, and he's gonna tell us what saudis investment fun gets out of this. is this a sound business decision, or is that more of a vanity project from the conference? well, lives, main detractors are actually alleging that sports washing is the central motivation behind saudi arabia's investment in gulf. now for any of our views on away with the term sports washing is the practice of sanitizing, the reputation or the corporation. or in this case, a country that has been basically trying to get involved in sports to try and make a smokescreen for, for some shady going on inside the country. this isn't even the 1st time that this has been alleged against saudi arabia recently. actually bought new castle, united to premier full club at the end of 2021 invested heavily in new coaches and new players. a lot of people saying, hey, this is a smokescreen, especially given the numerous human rights violations allegations against that going on in the country chief among which was the murd

music: rhythm of the line the duchess of cambridge has been at the duchess of cambridge has been at thest bits, if i can put it that way, and slightly hidden behind the escort and you begin to really enjoy it. as these see them all prepare for the march—past are in quick time, very strong shadows on the parade ground. the sun is out and it's fairly warm. would you say these are ideal conditions or is it a touch too warm? i ideal conditions or is it a touch too warm?— ideal conditions or is it a touch too warm? ~ �*, ., ., ., ., ~' too warm? i think it's good, looking at the flags. — too warm? i think it's good, looking at the flags, there _ too warm? i think it's good, looking at the flags, there is _ too warm? i think it's good, looking at the flags, there is a _ too warm? i think it's good, looking at the flags, there is a bit _ too warm? i think it's good, looking at the flags, there is a bit of i too warm? i think it's good, looking at the flags, there is a bit of a i at the flags, there is a bit of a breeze and that makes all the difference. marching with purpose and with energy, t

it could change the face of the school forever and make cambridge from dw sports. thank you. for that, thank you. and the reminder of the top isn't a story we're following for you this. our russian president vladimir putin told an international audience friday that the west economic blitzkrieg and that russia had stabilized. it's a terminal markets. he was speaking at an international economic form in st. petersburg on friday. western firms were noticeably absent at the event this year. well that's our show for more check us out at dw dot com slash business, and the d. w. news, youtube channel. we are also on facebook for me and the whole team here in berlin. thanks for watching with what making the headlines and what's behind them. dw news africa, the show that schools the issues have been the continents. life is slowly getting back to normally on the streets to give you in the reports, the insights our correspondence is on the ground reporting from across the continent, all the french stuff, the mazda you next on d, w, a eco, india, a killer heat waves are hitting record in

you can see there the duchess of cambridge to one side and also prince charles, who will be next kingary parade, the first time he's done so. this is all part of the wider transition. we're about to see a fly past of 70 aircraft, each aircraft representing a year in the queen's reign. they'll start off with helicopters and end up with the famous british spitfire, something the queen always enjoys. so this is a big, big moment in terms of royal optics. every ten years the queen will bring out what she sees as the modern british royalty. 2002, the whole balcony was full of extended family. in 2012, it was just core members, harry, william, charles, camilla and the queen. to reflect a more austere teime. this is how she sees the modern monarchy in the twilight of her reign and the working members of the royal family and prince george there in prime position, actually, louie, george who will become king one day and they'll look up at this incredible fly past that the ref has spent months working on. you can here the cheers and the crowd. this is a big moment for the queen. we weren't sure

it's father's day, and the duke of cambridge has released a photograph to mark the occasion. prince william is pictured laughing with his children during a family holiday, with his arms around prince george, who's eight, and seven—year—old princess charlotte, while four—year—old prince louis sits on his shoulders. the photograph was taken in jordan last year. although the photographer hasn't been officially revealed, it's thought to be his wife, catherine, who's well known for taking the family snaps. now it's time for a look at the weather with susan powell. the really hot and humid air has now left our shores but it is still sitting in place across most of europe and heat wave conditions will persist into the week ahead. we are now in cooler, fresh air swept in from the mouth. this is the boundary between the two air masses. it will continue to give showers into southern england into the evening. monday, it tends to drift away to the south. wind is far light across scotland and in sheltered spots, temperatures dipped down as low as three or 4 degrees. a fresher night. first

the duke of cambridge turns a0 today. hello, good afternoon.ations, empty tracks, and millions of frustrated passengers: the biggest rail strike in a generation is underway, crippling services across england, scotland and wales. only a fifth of trains are running today, and there's extra chaos in the capital with separate industrial action on the london underground. today's rail strike will be followed by two more, on thursday and saturday. network rail says passengers should only travel by train if absolutely necessary. let's ta ke let's take a look at this map. the red lines on this map shows where limited services will operate but whole swathes of the country, where there are no lines, have no services at all. the dispute is between the rmt, the rail, maritime and transport workers union, and the companies which run britain's railways. it's centred on pay, job losses and changes to workers' terms and conditions.0ur business correspondent colletta smith has this report. it's been the quietest of starts at stations across britain with services

camera enjoying the moment — charlotte and george accompanied their parents the duke and duchess of cambridgecelebrations in cardiff. and up and down the country, people have been holding street parties to celebrate. one of the biggest was in windsor�*s long walk, where tens of thousands of revellers turned up. hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world. a third day of celebrations for the queen's platinum jubilee is under way, with members of the royal family attending events across the uk. tonight there's an open—air concert at buckingham palace, where prince charles will pay tribute to the queen for her enduring service. 0ne couple who aren't expected to attend are harry and meghan. they're spending the day quietly at windsor. let's head to the mall now, and to the bbc�*s katty kay. you have joined you havejoined mejust in time you have joined me just in time for queen. ifeel like i should pause for a second and let you listen. clapping. it queen as never before. the concert opened with the queen stealing the show any skate with paddington bear. the crowds had been

today, the duke and duchess of cambridge are in the welsh capital cardiff and our correspondent tomosis at cardiff castle. yes, william and kate are due to arrive here any moment now. they will be coming into the castle he had just behind me. they will be meeting the technical crew as they get ready for a concert that is taking place here in cardiff this afternoon, where welsh royalty, musical royalty, will be performing here, such as bonnie tyler, recently awarded with an mbe over this platinumjubilee. we awarded with an mbe over this platinum jubilee. we will be meeting the people here today, meeting the crowds that are slowly gathering here today. then, they will be heading straight back for this evening's concert. for the crowds, watching the concert here, there will also be some big screens in the castle, so the crowd can watch the buckingham palace concert in cardiff castle here later this evening. as we've been hearing the queen is not quite up to going to watch the derby this afternoon at epsom but we are told she will be watching it on television from windsor. 0ur sports corr

the queen appeared at the end of the pageant alongside the duke and duchess of cornwall and the cambridges. as for the days of celebration come to an end in central london. a huge platinum pageant. prince louis lapped up the procession which celebrated each of the queen's decades on the throne. tens of thousands of street parties also took place across the uk, despite many having to wrap up against the weather. i'm glad i'm here. god bless you. god bless the queen. god bless this nation. russian missiles strike the ukrainian capital for the first time in more than a month. in bangladesh, an explosion and fire at a storage depot kills at least 49 people. more travel disruption as flight cancellations affect some of those returning from half—term breaks. and a round—up of all the day's top sporting action at 6:30pm. a huge pageant along the mall has ended with an appearance by the queen. the event concludes four days of celebrations to mark her majesty's platinum jubilee. more than 10,000 people, including the military, performers and key workers, took part in the parade, which depicted key

the duke of cambridge is celebrating his 40th birthday today.our royal correspondent, daniela relph, reports. the duke of cambridge out selling the big issue a couple of weeks ago. these aren't the traditional royal portraits released to celebrate a royal birthday, but this is how prince william wanted his 40th officially marked. it's an insight into what comes next for him. homelessness will be a key campaigning issue. back in 2009, william slept out on the streets of london for a night, with the centrepoint chief executive seyi obakin, and he's still actively involved. he's invested in the problem, and he's invested in trying to find a solution for those who are affected by the problem. and long may it continue, is what i say. on a personal level, marriage to kate and fatherhood have suited him. their children were some of the stars of the show over the platinum jubilee weekend. and his focus on his family will see a big move this summer when the cambridges leave london to set up home in windsor. the move here has been driven by personal reaso

prince william and the duchess of cambridge.a big moment for the uk, the first time meghan's been in the uk since her very high-profile departure. a lot is being made in the newspapers about was there a lot of distance between the cambridges and the sussexes. nothing gets left up to chance with the royal family. and prince harry and meghan arrived just moments before prince william and kate. they are very much a part of the royal family. family events are quite high up the running order, which i think is interesting. and tonight we may see them all at the party taking place here. >> interesting to see how everyone's parsing and tea leaf reading every placement and movement that they're seeing there. thanks so much, we'll catch up with you throughout the day. anna stewart, appreciate t >>> that wraps this hour of "cnn newsroom." we want to look back at some of the highlights of the platinum jubilee. >> are you excited about the jubilee? [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> her majesty, congratulations on your platinum jubilee. >> to

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the duke of cambridge popped in to give some birthday cake to big issue seller dave martin.ne. as he enters a new decade, tackling homelessness is the priority for william. he's invested in the problem and he's invested in trying to find a solution for those who are affected by the problem, and "long may it continue" is what i say. on a personal level, marriage to kate and fatherhood have suited him. their children were some of the stars of the show over the platinum jubilee weekend. and his focus on his family will see a big move this summer, when the cambridges leave london to set up home in windsor. the move here has been driven by personal reasons. behind the castle walls, there is greater freedom for the family than they currently have in london, the children will go to school nearby, but it also puts william closer to his grandmother at a time when he is stepping up his official duties. 0ne unresolved issue is the fallout with his brother, prince harry. i do know from sources very close to william that he is still very hurt about some of the things that his brother and

cooling down on the river cam in cambridge.ratures in parts of the uk are higher today than many popular holiday destinations? visitors sought shade at one of the country's hottest spots, cambridge university botanic garden. we are we a re pretty we are pretty well equipped at home because we have a little paddling full for this guy. and lots of fans so it felt like it was quite like this last year so we were equipped for hot weather.— for hot weather. terrible, the hay fever has been _ for hot weather. terrible, the hay fever has been the _ for hot weather. terrible, the hay fever has been the worst - for hot weather. terrible, the hay fever has been the worst it - for hot weather. terrible, the hay fever has been the worst it has i for hot weather. terrible, the hay i fever has been the worst it has ever been _ fever has been the worst it has ever been. he _ fever has been the worst it has ever been. ., , , , ' fever has been the worst it has ever been. . , , , , ., been. he has been sniffing all day lona! we been. he has bee

the duke and duchess of cornwall and the duke and duchess of cornwall and the duke and duchess of cambridgemade clear that when _ forward. and the queen has made clear that when charles _ forward. and the queen has made clear that when charles becomes l forward. and the queen has made . clear that when charles becomes king she wants camilla to have a prominent role, which perhaps even a decade ago that might not have been accepted. we've seen the slimming down to people in direct succession to the throne, and the monarchy getting more involved in activism and environmentalism, which perhaps the queen would not have been comfortable talking about, she has been inscrutable, but we know what prince charles and william think. we are seeing young people feeling more connected to them, and internationally too. connected to them, and internationall too. �* , internationally too. we've seen them all havin: internationally too. we've seen them all having an — internationally too. we've seen them all having an absolutely _ internationally too. we've seen them all having an absolutely fantastic - all

infor wales and duke of cambridge in standing in for her is that look different.hat everybody wanted to say was the queen and of course the balcony was different as well, it was just official working members of the royal family, it was just official working members of the royalfamily, not it was just official working members of the royal family, not the wider family which we would normally see. yes, but if we go back weeks and months, concern in some quarters that prince harry and an meghan flying over from california for these events would somehow overshadow. are you getting any sense of that today? it overshadow. are you getting any sense of that today?— overshadow. are you getting any sense of that today? it didn't seem to be the case- _ sense of that today? it didn't seem to be the case. not _ sense of that today? it didn't seem to be the case. not at _ sense of that today? it didn't seem to be the case. not at all, - sense of that today? it didn't seem to be the case. not at all, we - sense of that today? it didn't seem to be the case. not at all, we have| to

also riding on horseback behind charles were prince william, the duke of cambridge, and princess anne royal. and riding together, in one of the carriages, the cambridges�* three children, prince george, prince louis waving away happily in the middle, and princess charlotte. hello! hi! and the more the crowd waved, the more louis waved. until his sister decided that that was probably enough. as the procession made its way down the mall, a group of animal rights protesters broke through the tight police cordon and attempted to disrupt one of the marching bands before being dragged away by police. 0n horse guards parade, the footguards had formed up. plenty to look at for those newcomers to the parade. plenty to get used to for these newcomers. they will see it many times in years to come. absent from the parade, the duke of york, stripped of his role as honourary colonel of the grenadier guards. keen young eyes were watching from the windows overlooking the parade ground. the duke and duchess of sussex were also watching from the same building. their presence was caught by photographers

it was the duke and cambridge and the prince of wales and the duchess of cornwall who processed through cathedral to represent the monarch and lead the thanksgiving. there was an appropriately equine theme to the archbishop of york's sermon. we are sorry that you are not here with us this morning, but we are so glad that you are still in the saddle and we are glad that there is still more to come. on thursday, the mall was full of thousands of thousands of people here to watch the dazzling military parade. on friday, there was the poignant and reflective service of thanksgiving. this weekend is all about dancing, music, and lunch. perhaps watching the weekend weather forecast, the partying has already got under way in parts of the uk, including here in glasgow. thousands morejubilee lunches, pageants and parties will take place today and tomorrow. and tonight, this huge set, built in front of buckingham palace, will see the likes of duran duran, queen and diana ross taking to any one of the four stages. also expected to give their thanks to their mother and grandmother, prince charles a

and from the duke of cambridge, his tribute came with a serious message.such optimism and joy, and there is hope. together, if we harness the very best of humankind and restore our planet, we will protect it for our children, for our grandchildren and forfuture generations children, for our grandchildren and for future generations to come. of? for future generations to come. # god save our gracious queen... for future generations to come. #| god save our gracious queen... as the god save our gracious queen... the show drew god save our gracious queen... is the show drew to a god save our gracious queen... 23 the show drew to a close, the national anthem was sung with extra vigor in front of buckingham palace for a mnemonic celebrating a record number of years on the throne. after a couple of days of more formal events, this was the party, and the crowds he had something more personal, too. a son and grandson saying thank you to the queen. it is saying thank you to the queen. it is really strange _ saying thank you to the queen. it 3 really strange that the

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here at the whittle lab at the university of cambridge, work is under way to introduce radical changemore environmentally friendly ways of flying. this includes exploring prototype aircraft with more fuel—efficient shapes, and new types of fuel such as hydrogen for long haul, and electrically powered aircraft for short journeys. this issue is incredibly urgent. what we are talking about is a transformation in the global economy to take place in 30 years, it's a generation. it is really urgent that we both start working now on identifying the solutions, getting them out and getting them up to scale as quickly as possible. key to making those quick changes is ensuring industrial and government decision—making is aligned. someone who has played a role in bringing these groups together at the whittle lab is prince charles. the prince is famously interested in green issues and recently visited cambridge to learn about progress in the field of sustainable aviation. that's been a personal passion of his, bringing together business leaders, policymakers, technical experts to really advance th

paying tribute today, the duke and duchess of cambridge said, "we are so sad to hear the heartbreakingnes. deborah was an inspirational and unfalteringly woman, whose legacy will live her campaigning has already touched lives." without deborah, without seeing her on the tv three years ago, _ i don't think i would have had the courage to go and pick. the telephone up to talk to the gp. i don't think i would have i realised what the symptoms of bowel cancer were. and i actually don't think i would be here today. i yesterday, deborah's family shared some of her final thoughts. "find a life worth enjoying, take risks, love deeply, have no regrets and always, always have rebellious hope. and, finally, check your poo — it could just save your life." dame deborahjames, who's died at the age of 40. dr anisha patel is a bowel cancer survivor. she was diagnosed with stage 3 bowel cancer in march 2019. comic books? —— firstly, your thoughts. comic books? -- firstly, your thoughts-— comic books? -- firstly, your thouhts. �*, ., , ., ~' , thoughts. it's heartbreaking, she su orted thoughts. it's he

doctor, doctor benjamin this schmidt, sir from cambridge, massachusetts, research associate at harvard university as senior fellow for democratic resilience at the center of european policy analysis. thank you for your time. thank you so much. ah, britain has published legislation that will unilaterally rewrite part of the treaty it's signed as part of its briggs at divorce deal with the european union. the northern ireland protocol deals with the promised as unique role as the only part of the united kingdom with a direct, a border with the republic of ireland. the protocol keeps northern ireland in the e u. single market by effectively placing a customs border in the irish sea between northern ireland and mainland britain. a leader say the new legislation is a breach of international law, british foreign minister les tress, defendant, the move were completely serious about this legislation. it doesn't fix the problems in the northern ireland protocol. it also protects the e u. single market said the e u a ne was off. as a result of this legislation. no surprise the you doesn't see th

palace balcony came the queen accompanied by prince charles and the duchess of cornwall and the cambridgesand three future monarchs, charles, william and george. it was the image which the crowd had been hoping to see, an image which emphasises the institution's continuity. a monarch who has reigned for 70 years looking to the future and offering reassurance. the national anthem was sung with feeling. the balcony appearance was the climax to an afternoon ofjubilee pageantry. it had all been very british, the story of the seven decades of the queen's reign. the sights, the sounds, the dance moves. the faces and all those memories. the organisers had called this section the time of our lives. this being the story of britain there was a good sprinkling of the mildly eccentric on two wheels and on three, all of which it must be said were going rather better than this four—wheeler. leading the pageant was the gold coach, the coach that had taken the queen to her coronation, images of her on that journey were projected onto the windows. the coach was making its first public appearance since the

we saw the duchess of cambridge, catherine, she visited a hospice _ of cambridge, catherine, she visited of cambridge, catherine, she visited a hospice as part of the jubilee celebrations, so she visited that young _ celebrations, so she visited that young children, parents, who could not take _ young children, parents, who could not take part in these kind of celebrations because they are so poorly, _ celebrations because they are so poorly, and then today we saw on the cambridges' _ poorly, and then today we saw on the cambridges' instagram, they were making _ cambridges' instagram, they were making cakes for celebration in cardiff, — making cakes for celebration in cardiff, and on social media they seem _ cardiff, and on social media they seem a _ cardiff, and on social media they seem a lot — cardiff, and on social media they seem a lot more like us and we see them _ seem a lot more like us and we see them communicating more with people like us _ them communicating more with people like us. ~ , ., , ., them communicating more with people like us. ~ ,, , ., . like us. when you see tha

also riding on horseback behind charles were prince william, the duke of cambridge, and princess anne royal. and riding together in one of the carriages, the cambridges�* three children, prince george, prince louis, waving away happily in the middle, and princess charlotte. hello! and the more the crowd waved, the more louis waved, until his sister decided that that was probably enough. as the procession made its way down the mall, a group of animal—rights protesters broke through the tight police cordon and attempted to disrupt one of the marching bands before being dragged away by police. 0n horse guards parade, the footguards had formed up — plenty to look at for those newcomers to the parade, plenty to get used to for these newcomers. they will see it many times in years to come. absent from the parade, the duke of york, stripped of his role as honorary colonel of the grenadier guards. keen young eyes were watching from the windows overlooking the parade ground. the duke and duchess of sussex were also watching from the same building. their presence was caught by photographers. at