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after world war one, the region had been split between britain and france, but in 1961. cameroon became independent. and now the english speaking populace considers the francophone majority should be prejudiced against their civil rights . meanwhile, there's been surprised by some africans at a b b. c report, showing the history of queen elizabeth relations with their continent, claiming that they were quote, positive and long standing. some readers expressed a much different view, at least that's before the outlet. shut down the comment section on the post. we spoke earlier with an international policy consultant who says african countries had to fight for their independence the british race. and then in the british troy narrative, i mean, if you look at the 2 arguments where many points, definitive, the queen a low rate that a lot of african countries got their independence and their understand that a lot of the need to go and use them. and imperialistic weight had been reduced. and now the bigger than that happened. well, it was parcel back and you look at it, we didn't want to 19 wh

nothing to talk about the crisis in cameroon, started with protest against the franco found majority and the government leading to an armed conflict, which has been ongoing since 2017 anglo phone. sa purchase groups now wish to gain independence from french cameroon. after world war one, the region had been split between britain and france, but in 1961, cameroon became independent. and now the english speaking populace considers the francophone majority to be prejudiced against their civil rights. meanwhile, there's been surprised by some africans and a b b. c report showing the history of queen elizabeth's relations with their consonant, claiming that they were quote, positive and long standing. some readers expressed a much different view. that's why we're at the outlet shut down the comment section on the article. we spoke earlier with an international policy consultant who says african countries had to fight for their independence. a lie. it's on the british show on, on there too. i mean, a 2 argument is where many points, if a lot of african countries got their independence and

in cameroon, we take a look at one innovation and hear from it's developer. also coming up more south african homes are plunged into darkness for hours on end every day. as the country's electricity crisis worsens. but why is the power great crumbling in this african power house? plus after 7 months at home, students in nigeria demand the reopening of their universities. but the lecturers and the government remain at odds and we visit a doctor in uganda who even after losing his sight to an eye infection, has never given up the blind g. b, still driven by the passion for his profession. ah, i'm told me or lady got welcome to the program. you can never really have too much of life and good health and right now, africans are living longer, healthier lives. the world health organization recently announced that healthy life expectancy on the continent has gone up from 46 years at the start of the millennium to 56 years in 2019. that's almost 10 extra years in which a person lives in a good state of health. a key element is improving health care for women, advance

but in 1961, cameroon became independent. and now the english speaking populace feels well, that rights are threatened to by the francophone majority. meanwhile, some africans are surprised at a b, b. c report that said the queen elizabeth's relationship with a continent was, quote, positive and long standing. there were some readers that well had a different view before the outlet actually shut down the comment section on the post. or we discussed a queen list with a 2nd legacy with a british filmmaker, an international policy consultant from south sudan, the british race and the british one. i mean, if you look at the 2 arguments and it's where many points, depending on the queen a low grade that a lot of african countries got their independence and their understand that a lot of the need to go and use them and imperialistic ways have been reduced and now the bigger than that happens at the parcel of that can you look at it between one and one, which means when the 1st african country of the british colony, garrison depende

all the people -- i am from cameroon. all the people they came from cameroon gave $1200 to the border patrol agents before they let them in. i talk to everyone of them. so the person that is working as an agent between the border patrol agent and the immigrants coming, theyin give 1200 and the person dave $200 and $1000 go to the border patrol agent. why does not the government investigate this and know that that is going on at the border? because those who don't have money, those who have money they cross and that is what is encouraging them to come here. i want to complain that people are coming -- they are making money from me. >> host: michael from pennsylvania, republican caller. michael, it's your turn. >> caller: good morning. i would like to remind americans about obama and biden when they were in office and they had the infrastructure plan, the shovel ready plan and asked him where it was and they laughed in your face. i don't know what happened to all that money. now they're trying to get more money to do it aga

as news of the queen's death stood mixed emotions in the former british territory of cameroon. locals complained that the lately there should have done more to address the ongoing civil war in the country. even look at a crash though you have to be. you started when she was queen. what happens do to play the city 96 to one? i'm offered us or told us that the expected her to at least do things to read without younger force will actually address from autonomy did the may. so for could at least bed is enough to tell the world that nobody leaves forever. this is all indicator of the fact that the coronet era has come and gone at anybody. somebody actually we have inherited a language from such a person from social country. hadn't really to see see these different the crises for 5 years, nothing to talk about. the glasses in cameron saw their protests against the francophone majority of government meetings and on conflict that had been ongoing since 2017 anglo phone. separatist groups now wish to gain independence from french cameroon. off the world will one, the region had been spit from

as news of the queen's death stood mixed emotions in the former british territory of cameroon. locals complained that the late li, there should have done more to address the ongoing civil war in the country. even look at a crisis though, we have to be. you started when she was queen. um, what happens during the eclipse city? messy $6.00 to 1 am offered us, our tools, that's the expected her to at least do things to read. we should, that young force will actually address some autonomy. the may, so for o'kelly's bed is enough to tell the world and nobody leaves forever. this is all indicator of the fact that the coroner era has come and gone. and anybody, somebody actually, we of inherited language from such a person from such as country, hadn't wanted to see, see these different crises for 5 years. nothing to talk about. the glasses in cameron saw who protest against the francophone majority in the government the evening to an armed conflict, which has been ongoing since 2017 angler phone services groups now wish to gain independence from french cameroon. after will, will one the regio

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we've got pulses of rain around the central african republic, gabbert and cameroon. and you know, for a northern cameroon flood waters here have destroyed more than 10000 holds to the south. we go in there was severe thunderstorms that were around the eastern cape province. most of that energy out over the open water may just see a few showers not too far away from durbin with a high of 23 degrees. that's it. enjoy your weekend to with sponsored by categories. ahh with ah ah, you watching out 0 or mind about top stories and ukrainian president vladimir lensky has for me, signed an application for fast track membership to join nato. it is in direct response to vladimir putin move to a next for regions of ukraine earlier. russian president vladimir putin says signing the agreement, says, corrected a historic wrong hootin says the criminal will protect the curse ones up regent. the next can lance regions. using all available means, at least 25 people have been killed in a missile strike the of the russian claim city of bridget. the regional government says a missile hit

i should say in that of the former british territory of cameroon locals. i complain the former imperial power should have done more to address the ongoing civil war in that country. even look at the crisis though, we have to be stuck to it. when she was queen, what harpoons do to please be seated? nancy 6 to one. i'm offered us tools. that's the expected. ha! so at least do things to read without young fools will actually address them. what tommy did? he may sofa, could at least babies enough to tell the world that nobody leaves forever. this is all into gateway the fact that the coronet era has come and gone at anybody. somebody will actually, we inherited a language from such a pest in from this was country hadn't wanted to see seeing these if in a de crises for 5 years, nothing to talk about let's, i'll give you a bit of a background on the issues with cameron. it started with protests against the francophone majority and the government leading to an armed conflict, which has been ongoing since 2017 now anglo phone separate his groups wished again indep

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in cameroon, we take a look at one innovation and hear from it's developer. also coming up more south african homes are plunged into darkness for hours on end every day as the countries electricity crisis lessons. but why is the power great crumbling in this african power.

church identical to the pruzhany palace near poland, having practically overcome the yak under the cameroonnding owners of the luxurious omoenka dropped out of the plot at the end of the story, the nesting znesti, enchantment, farmer, and pruzhany, the palacycle caught consist.

cameroon.it is really varied both of you have sailors in there, all sorts, electric motorists... it isjust there, all sorts, electric motorists... it is just brilliant. there is a lot going on and we are looking forward to watching the awards, plenty to get our teeth stuck into. thank you very much for joining us. back to pakistan where england's fifth t20 match against pakistan is coming to an exciting climax. mark wood with three wickets restricting the home side but england are struggling towards that target. six wickets down already. in this thrilling series, a new part of pakistan is now in play, this is another sell—out, where three games decide it. england looked to mark wood. they use him carefully. he is on a road back to fitness but in t20, he takes wickets. and stops rhythm. for pakistan, somewhere unavoidable, some were self—inflicted. a couple of runouts. all—out self—inflicted. a couple of runouts. all-out 4145. but self—inflicted. a couple of runouts. all—out 4145. but in the glo

. ♪ >> for this week's “global living rooms,” we head to cameroon. ♪ >> hello!e! ♪ so here you go, this is my home. i'm madame fokou alvine. i live in this modest home. it has six rooms. i live with my family, my children. and here you can see my husband, mr. foko, wearing traditional costume. he was at a party in burkina faso. and so while wearing that he had this beautiful photo taken. >> this is the dining area. the children also use this table to do their homework. and i write songs here. i especially like to write when it's quiet, when i'm all alone and there's no noise at all. otherwise i generally write songs in my own room, my private space. ♪ and this is a photo from my wedding day, a very important day in my life! and next to that is my son, he was a year old. we were all in bed together, me my husband and i, and that''s when we took the photo. and this is a picture of me abroad, i was working somewhere else then. lots of people say, is that reallly you? and yeah it's true, i was different then, that was about 2011 or 2012, i was living and working abr

you are not his family to him, i and cameroon the camera is not pierre narcissus. in honors and buried in several churches. they had a banquet right on the grave, and he is not in the ground yet to drink everything, they say toasts. right there they dance and sing so that he is not afraid that his relatives are with him to the end, even there they jump over that line, you will have to go sooner or later, and we will go there. and if not, there is no pride. we will order this crypt to be built, and here every dog ​​knows it. nobody knows him there. come on, narcissus assures. she will do everything possible to get through with them just without money without pants, as i am doing now, i am standing. the mysterious death of a producer singer maxim why the artist did not express condolences and did not even send a wreath smacks of some kind of crime here is not so simple, because yura loved very much in life with yuri alekseev, who called himself the first producer maxim say goodbye in vyborg funeral from the strength of a person, 30. through me, no, and then no one wo

. >>> japan's government has been ordered to pay damages over the death of a man from cameroon at anmmigration center. it happened in 2014 while he was being detained. the mito district court ordered the government to pay about $11,000 to the man's mother. the 43-year-old died while being held for ignoring an order to leave japan. it happened at the higashi-nihon immigration center ibaraki prefecture north of too. his mother sued the government for failing to give him proper medical treatment even though he had asked for help. the government had called for the case to be dismissed. it claimed staff could not determine if the man needed to go to the hospital because they lacked the expertise. the court said they failed to rush him to hospital, which constituted negligence. immigration officials have faced criticism over the treatment of foreigners in detention centers. last year, a sri lankan woman died at a facility in aichi prefecture. her family also sued the government for not giving her sufficient medical help. ♪ >>> a group of japanese researchers is receiving some unusual recog

and unfortunately we have seen successive prime ministers from cameroon all the way to liz truss failing to adopt a confrontational stance, nor appreciating reality, but being victim to -- when it comes to the eu. folly: as you alluded to, during the campaign, when asked about emmanuel macron, she said the jury was still out. do you think that was a diplomatic mistake? do you think she will change her attitude when dealing with other leaders? petros: sure it was. even if you are in an election campaign, you are rehearsing to be a statesperson, prime minister. this is not the tone anybody should adopt. it has left a sour taste in the mouth of people over here, but nevertheless, they have hard skin. as emmanuel macron demonstrated, he did not take it personally. there is desire to engage. the hope is there will be maturity. people will engage. folly: rod, i want to talk about another domestic issue. keeping the union together. northern ireland and scotland threatening to break away. will she be able to keep the union together? rod: that's one of the big questions. it's going to be high on

region hosted the strongest scouts from russia , armenia, belarus, uzbekistan, india, zimbabwe and cameroon be our first time this is a competition and they are not preparing to train something. i really want now that the competition has started and so i want to show my skills on this yesterday. in the reconnaissance competition, the mechanics of the driver compete separately on their infantry fighting vehicles. they were overcome by various obstacles - potash, a bridge, a railway crossing and an anti-tank ditch. nearly a kilometer of the track was on water, hopefully for good luck a has enough skill and going to the track on dry land is easier because, well, the car is more predictable on the water. everything is not the same as on land, because it is slower more smooth, or what? the group operates in an environment where the possibility of meeting with the enemy is always all-round observation. and this is the next stage is incredible, a difficult scout trail with more than 20 obstacles destroyed buildings barbed-wire fence ditches contaminated area and mined area. at the same time, the t

and cameroon, he stopping illegal loggers and poachers. the world has lost nearly half its forester, human activity, simple and sustainable. these guardians may be able to make a real difference to the forest and wildlife that lives within them. armando takes me to one of the critical locations for the listening device in one of the few nesting places in the forest for the great green macaws. are you a long layer of be here? this is bang. yeah, one another i'm only or the name of it that i able to have there. they're going to, i'm be john a and b o e look or halo ending and then the ok for by your yes a thing in the e. yellow, a on similar by your way. i give you another marathon. i have my america with that the here look at grandma said, ah, with the global population increasing, the rush to use an exploit of my nice natural resources is set to intensify. but it isn't just the environment that comfort since 2015 at least 447 land and environmental defenders have been killed globally. that's more than 4 people each week. in the philippines

will begin in cameroon, where we meet a young ben was very concerned about the impact climate change he's having on his home town. and the welt so much so that he was motivated to action. and what started us a bit to fun as now become much more van just a hobby with before getting to work these kids how to wash their project supplies, which is a bit out of the ordinary. they're taking part in a workshop run by 17 year old, our sin, don't everything hastily from trash. the children will learn how to design and build their own models, city out of waste. actual i'm on, of course, is on my kitchen. we're building a model of the city of to morrow, with trees and renewable energy to combat global warming for monkey multi it all started with an early passion for building. our sin was unhappy at a traditional school, so his parents sent him to a technical school instead. long senari local mom. he started to develop ideas there, to do drawings. he built little things out of stuff like cardboard. gradually he got to the level he's at to day and he had a talent unless a mother, i wanted to enco

we've got pulses of rain around the central african republic, gabon and cameroon. and you know, for a northern cameroon, for the waters here, have destroyed more than 10000 homes to the south. we go in those severe thunderstorms that were around the eastern cape province. most of that energy out over the open water may just see a few showers not too far away from durban, with a high of 23 degrees. that's it. enjoy your weekend. ah ah ah. are you watching out 01 of the top stories? the sa and russian president vladimir putin has told crowds to patrick pop concert in moscow road square that russia will achieve victory in ukraine. the celebratory event was being held off. putin, early assigned a grievance to in his words, re unite for regions in east ukraine with russia. putin says the criminal will protect before regions using all available means. ukrainian president brought america zalinski has formerly signed an application for fast track membership to join nato. it is in direct response to vladimir putin moved to i met for reasons of ukraine and at least 1225 peop

ah, for this weeks global living rooms we had to cameroon with ah, oh, hello the welcome to my living room. coincide with . well, so he gave me, this is my home wifi, i, madame fuko ivy. what a vin. call me local initiative. no. the that is in that, so de la, i live in this modest home to the doctor from where they had 6 rooms. the cps, i live with my family, and with my children, nissan, paula. he said he can see my husband, mr. fuku, wearing traditional costume lawfully, that he was at a party in brooklyn of fossil. and so we're wearing that he had this beautiful photo taken you. luckily presently football. so he, he'll tell molly portal. this is the dining area. the children also use this table to do their homework, fairly, get them all, and i write songs here, holiday i especially like to write when it's quiet, when i'm all alone and there's no noise at all. otherwise, i generally write songs in my own room. he said, my private space that i applied read was when it clearly in order to fit damage. someone from the law said photo, see i am, this is a photo from my wedding. was all a

and why many fishing nets in tamisha are coming up empty will begin in cameroon, where we meet a young man was very concerned about the impact climate change is having on his home town and the welt, so much so that he was motivated to action. i what started us a bit to fun as now become much more than just a ha. i before gets into work. these kids how to wash their project supplies, which is a bit out of the ordinary. they're taking part in a workshop run by 17 year old. our sin, don't everything hayes me from trash. the children will learn how to design and build their own models. city out of waste. actual i'm on across is on my kitchen. we're building a model of the city of to morrow, with trees and renewable energy to combat global warming for multi multi it all started with an early passion for building. our sin was unhappy at a traditional school, so his parents sent him to a technical school instead. long senari local mom. he started to develop ideas there, to do drawings. he built little things out of stuff like cardboard. gradually he got to the level he's at to day and he had

but they have already had great success in sumatra and cameroon, stopping illegal, loggers and poachers. the world has lost nearly half its forester, human activity, simple and sustainable. these guardians may be able to make a real difference to the forest and wildlife that lives within them. armando takes me to one of the critical occasions for the listening device in one of the few nesting places in the forest for the great green macaws. i'm with you on a bumper and why you along layer of be here. this is bang. yet another ammonia and then look at that, able to have been there going of am betron, combine a and b o e look or halo ending of the northern they are good for by your yes. a thing in the e. yellow, a on similar, by your way. i gave you another marathon i have on my have met and with that the here look, i have ever said, ah, with a global population increasing the rush to use an exploit of finite natural resources is set to intensify. but it isn't just the environment that suffered since 2015, at least 147. landon environmental defenders have been killed globally. that's more

and why many fishing nets indonesia are coming up empty will begin in cameroon, where we meet a young man was very concerned about the impact climate change is having on his home town and the welt, so much so that he was motivated to action. i what started us a bit to fun as now become much more than just a hobby. i before gets into work. these kids how to wash their project supplies, which is a bit out of the ordinary. they're taking part in a workshop run by 17 year old, our sin, don't everything hastily from trash. the children will learn how to design and build their own model city out of waste. actual i'm on, of course, is on my kitchen. we're building a model of the city of to morrow, with trees and renewable energy to combat global warming for multi multi it all started with an early passion for building. our sin was unhappy at a traditional school, so his parents sent him to a technical school instead. long scenary local mom. he started to develop ideas there to do drawings that he built little things out of stuff like cardboard. gradually he got to the level he's at to day an

certainly coming south now, but the biggest down poles recently and maybe in the future have been cameroon gabble and also nigeria. and that's going to continue. but the rainy spreading, sas, they're right into angola. ah, in south korea military service is compulsory. ah, but some refused to take part one at one eigth leaks those dodging the draft on al jazeera. ah, president putin signs a decree recognizing the independence of moscow controlled regions in ukraine and had a formal annexation ceremony. ah, and am alleged to rush and strike on the ukrainian city of zap ratio has killed at least 23 people. hello, i'm emily. anguish this is al jazeera alive from dough ha. also coming up at least 19 people killed in a suicide attack at an educational center in cobble in an area dominated by the his are a minority. brazil's presidential candidates faceoff in a debate before sundays election poll show incumbent jaya, both scenario trailing behind full one later lula and a in strengthens to a hurricane after being downgraded briefly, the storms being cold, one of america's worst. ah, we begin wit

as nigeria has been devastated by high water, often neighboring cameroon, open the floodgates, and it's dam. reverse state that the humanitarian situation is die as color and malaria. our rates have emerged despite niger and dealing with i know 1st, during the rainy season, these events all consider the worst in years and the government is struggling to deliver the necessary aid and to set up temporary housing. camps for the victims with your son is dealing with his own off the mob off today, the 1st one to the country earlier this month. the you and has one more are, are risk due to the lack of international contributions to emergency fund. unicef says only a 3rd of is target needs have been met. the world needs to come together and help the children in pakistan. together, we can save lives by delivering life, saving, health, nutrition and education services to every child in pakistan who needs at the most. the rains and floods have already claimed the lives of more than $550.00 children without a significant surgeon support. we fear many more children will lose their lives. while ther

as news of the queen's death stood mixed emotions in the former british territory of cameroon. burgles complained that the late neither should have done more to address the ongoing civil war in the country. you look at a crisis though, yesterday you started when she was queen. what happened during the plymouth city? messy $6.00 to $1.00. i'm offered us dollars. that's the expected her to at least do things to read without younger forms will actually address from autonomy. the demise of who could at least bed is enough to tell the world that nobody leaves forever. this is all in to get over the fact that the coronet era has come and gone . and anybody somebody will actually, we have inherited a language from such a person from such as country, hadn't wanted to see. since he's hitting the crises for 5, he has nothing to talk about. the glass, his in cameron sorted with protests against the francophone majority in the government leading to an armed conflict, which has been ongoing since 2017 and 11 separatist groups now wish to gain independence from french cameron off the wall. one, the

representatives of france, cameroon and syria arrived. i have already visited such polling stations and what i saw clearly shows that the entire referendum is prepared for compliance with all necessary procedures. it is completely transparent and democratic today zaporozhye is declared on weekends so that the maximum number of voters can cast their vote anton stepanenko valeriy vinokurov lead, zaporozhye in moscow, a polling station was opened in the embassy of the donetsk people's republic, the voting process is monitored by international observers from forty countries, according to them, the elections organized at a high level, there are no complaints and violations. we have a union from the czech republic, our president zeman, said the referendum under arms. uh, i don't agree, and in the elections votes uh president, well, i don't agree with him, because everything is calm no weapons. i have not seen a single person who was forced to vote at gunpoint. i have not seen a single person with machine guns round table dedicated to the refere

more than 100000. others have been displaced, a dam burst in cameroon, and persistent heavy rainfall is expected to flood nearly half of nigeria. for the last time that we saw a flood in there was this big was in 2012. and this, this particular flood that we are experiencing now, officials are seen is very similar to that in terms of the scale of destruction in terms of the number of people there have also a date from this. now it's very common to have floating around this time of the year every year, but it's usually not this bad that we have. so many communities has been displaced before dying and losing their homes at this, at this level. so what triggered then or this years very severe floods. well, experts are pointing to climate change. we are seeing a significantly higher amount of rainfall. and of course that is leading to an overflowing of rivers. and so river and communities are the ones that are mostly affected because the river banks are overflowing and also the ad downs are huge, dams thou also overflowing. and nigeria also has a problem of infrastructure. so there is no

right through to cameroon, as well as williams. i think we'll start to slowly back off wednesday into thursday, around the eastern cape providence. but we do have some bursts of rain to be expected. gloomy conditions may see the odd straight shower in turban with a high 25 degrees that sharp that take her to with sponsored by cattle and a ways to baking the issues of the day. drug use as always, then criminalized around though boundaries of rights. these are just numbered. there people are families and our friends and our community member on our online, at jewel voice this minute to reap. don't believe in dialogue. the political crisis must be soft with the political solution. as climate change progresses, there are some people who are in places that they're just going to have to made. there's no recognition about what we're ready facing the street. oh, now j 0 will the me i'll come back here watching al jazeera times to recap the headline moscow back officials in occupied parts of ukraine, say people who have voted overwhelmingly

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the world, news of the queen's death 3rd son mixed emotions in the form of british territory of cameroon. and for example, some locals complained that the late leader could have done more to address the ongoing civil war. and the country, if you look at a crisis though, yesterday, you start to it's when she was queen. what harpoons due to diplomacy? nancy 6 to one. i'm offered us dollars. that's the expected her to at least do it. things to read without younger forms will actually address on what tanami did. the may so faruqi to least bed is enough to tell the world that nobody leaves forever. this is all into gateway the fact that the coronet era has come and gone. and anybody, somebody actually we inherited a language from such a person from such as country, hadn't wanted to see, see, these have been a de crises for 5 years. nothing to talk about. now it is just a little bit confusing, but i'll help you out here. the crisis and camera and started off the world war one when the region had been split between britain and france. a for years, the british side felt the french side was bias

as nigeria has been devastated by high water off the neighboring cameroon, open flood gates as its dam will say that the humanitarian situation is dyers, color and malaria outbreaks of emerged. to split nigeria dealing with annual flows during the rainy season. these events are considered the worst in is, and the government is struggling to deliver the necessary aid and to set up temporary housing camps for the victims and parties on is dealing with his own aftermath of flooding as well. the u. m. has warned that more lives are at risk due to the lack of international support for its emergency fund. unicef says only a 3rd of its needed target has been raised. the world needs to come together and help the children in pakistan. together. we can save lives by delivering life, saving, health, nutrition and education services to every child in pakistan who needs at the most. the reigns and floods have already claimed the lives of more than $550.00 children . without a significant surgeon support. we fear many more children will lose their lives. almost 8000000 people in pakistan have been d

also visited ethiopia, but not the more recent to commonwealth. memphis, rwanda, gabon, toga, or cameroon. over the decades, the queen met most of africa's notable leaders, including nelson mandela, julius narita, mobile to stacy sake of an ellen johnson, sir leaf in some african country. places institutions and streets carried queen elizabeth's name for many decades. well, the queen also touched many lives. he spoke to one woman in ghana who met her in person when receiving the young lead as a ward. and i was for young people across the commonwealth who dedicate their lives to serve the communities in unique ways. i mean a bower shares her memories of the queen with us. the news of her person is, ah, so do by stating. but again, an opportunity for us to reminisce and celebrate and long last to legacy her unmatched humility on dignity and values of of service ah, will continue to live in me especially and the lives of the young people she inspired. i'm the one on one posture in the award presentation is one that reminds me of how my grandmother was keeping me the last best way in the hous

i love the queen, i love _ all the royal family, and the queen, because i'm from cameroon and it's becauseuntry. this was the queue stretching as far as the eye could see to lay flowers at the gates. ian had waited four hours. it's a very unique moment in history, that people from the last 70 years have only known. it's polite, it's a british thing to do to come down and pay your respects. this is what national unity looks like. what you hearfrom people is they just want to be here at this moment. just as the queen was always part of their lives, so they want to be part of this reflection on her death. there is a time for everything, a time to mourn, but as the new king arrived, there was a time to cheer. god save the king! the respect and affection shown to his mother was afforded to him. # god save the king... private grief, yet public duty. a first kiss for his majesty on the first full day of his reign. so excited to see him and he's coming, lovely smiling and shaking hands and i said to him, "may i kiss you?" he said, "yes." soldid! lovely. emotional moments for both the king and his