completing her transformation from camilla parker bowles to queen camilla. trumpet fanfare.ion sings. trumpet fanfare. # god save our gracious king. # long live our noble king. # god save the king. waiting outside the abbey, the gold state coach and more than 4,000 members of the armed services, who paraded back to the palace. prince george, who'd been a page of honour, rejoined his siblings, no doubt aware that one day it will be his coronation. cheering. and then, the moment the crowds had braved the rain for — the king and queen on the palace balcony. 0verhead, a curtailed fly—past due to the weather. but the red arrows still managed a show of red, white and blue. the coronation ceremony was a celebration of modern britain and its rich history. now back in st george's chapel, the coronation chair, which is more than 700 years old. it played a starring role here in the abbey on the saturday. but the festivities continued over the following two days, with the focus on service and community. all: god save the king! cheering. up and down the uk, thousands of people came toget

camilla news now back to. camilla >> thank you, tatiana . welcome >> thank you, tatiana.he camilla tominey show. still lots more to come. in just a minute. i'm going to be joined by labour peer be joined by the labour peer george sir ian george foulkes. sir ian duncan—smith going to duncan—smith is going to be discussing with tory discussing rwanda with me, tory mp will be mp dr. luke evans will be speaking me after a victory speaking to me after a victory for buy campaign and for his buy british campaign and gb favourite former labour gb news favourite former labour mp denis macshane will be discussing his new book. he'll run through his diaries run us through his diaries between 1997 and 2001, i'm joined now by labour peer lord george foulkes, labour mp . george foulkes, labour mp. between 1979 and 2005, served as minister of state for scotland. lord foulkes, lovely to see you this morning. thank you very much for joining this morning. thank you very much forjoining me. now, i know you're opposed to the government's lovely you. government's lovely to see you. i know opp

camilla >> thanks for that. well, welcome back. it's me, camilla tominey, covering for nigel farage tonight. and we're going to speaking about covid to be speaking about the covid inquiry because health secretary, former health secretary, former health secretary hancock been secretary matt hancock has been giving let's just pick giving evidence. let's just pick out some of the highlights . i out some of the highlights. i can people felt i was can see why people felt i was overconfident, he told the inquiry . he largely inquiry. he blamed largely dominic cummings for the toxic culture at number 10. he said we should have locked down three weeks earlier and he insisted that he had told boris johnson that he had told boris johnson that the country should lock down as early as march 13th, 2020. this is what he said. >> i've had the chance to check because you questioned my the phone call. i made to the prime minister. it was at three 334 that afternoon. i've been at 324. i've been able to check my phone records, which have i've come to

based on this, i would give first place to camilla. yes.very much for emphasizing how important it is to choose the right business. it seems to me that this is really necessary, when we make this right choice in life, then... we make ourselves happy to a large, very large extent, i would give second place to alena, also thank you very much for... your eloquence , for what you we remembered how scientists, using their minds, brought to us the knowledge that we use today, and i give third place to alexander, and i understand how exciting and difficult these moments are, i am sure that everything ahead will be wonderful for you, thank you. dear friends, you remember, in the last meeting, my favorite smart guy, sasha bulchev, when i asked him about his marital status, he said that he got married, he said that he married my smart girl, if you remember, i said , let's invite her as a judge, here she is in front of to you, inna's homeland, from the city of zherdevki, tambor obmbory region, applause. but not under my pressure, no, i just like it, p

camilla, thank you. and ben, thank you as well.ning me now is unicef's spokesperson james elder. james, what is the status the aid that entered into gaza during the seven-day truce that, obviously, has now collapsed, and what happens next here? we heard ben wedeman, i don't know if you heard that, but he mentioned sick united states and diseases going up. you have been inside many hospitals. >> yeah, hi, isabel. there is no way that conditions currently allow for aid feet to these people. there are bombs going off and they have been going off every five minutes since this morning. it's absolute chaos out there. aid keeps coming in. we seek to distribute it, no doubt. because of the blockades and the restrictions for so long, because of the intensity of the attacks, there is no way people here are getting sufficient water, food, medicines, and then as you rightly say, they are forced to move from a to b without anything. they go to places where there is no water, theres no food. so as the doctor said to me, during a ceasefire when w

your majesty, as she met queen camilla. the seven year old also tried her very first cup of tea, which was poured by the . queen. this is gb news the. queen. this is gb news across the uk on tv in your car, on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news. now it's back to a royal year with cameron walker . year with cameron walker. >> welcome back to a royal year with me, cameron walker. now i've promised a panel and we've got a stellar panel for you. we have former butler to king charles grant, harold and royal correspondent at the telegraph , correspondent at the telegraph, india mctaggart. welcome to you both. happy christmas. thank you. >> merry christmas. >> merry christmas. >> merry christmas. so >> merry christmas. so grant, first of all, what has been your highlight of 2023 in the royal calendar? >> i think the highlight has to be the coronation, but from a personal point of view, when we saw them actually leaving the abbey after the coronation i felt really proud and kind of took to them when i wa

let's go to cnn white house reporter camilla deshall liss. how is the white house playing into these negotiations here? >> reporter: there is a lot of urgency coming from the white house to get an immigration deal passed in order to secure funding for ukraine and israel. just yesterday homeland security secretary allan droe mayorkas met with senators to try to hammer out a deal. the reality is even if they secure enough votes in order for it to pass the senate, they'll have to convince house democrats to get on board with the deal. my colleagues and i have talked to several house democrats and they've expressed concerns over some of the concessions the white house has appeared to make. there is still no finalized text of the deal. we're hearing some of the concessions include imposing more restricted asylum laws and expanding detentions and increasing deportations from the country. omar, amara. >> camilla deshall lus, thank you very much. >>> joining me now is cnn anchor and chief congressional correspondent manu raju. manu, good to see you,

your majesty, as she met queen camilla.ried her very first cup of tea, which was poured by the queen. this is gb news across the uk on tv , in your across the uk on tv, in your car, on your digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play on your smart speaker by saying play gb news now it's back to . darren. >> thanks very much, sophia. let's get stuck into today's topic, shall we? it's been a busy old year for the royal family as king charles ii embraced his first year of reign yesterday , king charles yesterday, king charles addressed the nation in his speech, which many surprise it was in fact pre—recorded. he looked so natural and comfortable. and tonight a special documentary looking back at the king's coronation earlier this year, takes place with this insightful comment from the queen's sister . queen's sister. >> they are an extraordinary team and i think it's whether they've sort of had to fight to get there, or whether it's just because a because they've been through a lot together it's made them lot togeth

charles and camilla were joined by the prince and princess of wales and their three children.f york. she walked alongside her ex husband, prince andrew. here's our royal correspondent, nicholas witchell. god save the king! after the first full year of the king's reign — the high point of which was his coronation in may — it will be a traditional christmas day for the principal members of the royal family. they're at sandringham — the royal estate in norfolk. the king will be joined by other members of his family, but the queen isn't expected to be joined by other members of the parker—bowles family. there will doubtless be moments for them to reflect on a year which has seen continuing turbulence with the sussexes, harry and meghan — the king's younger son and his wife are believed to be spending their christmas at their home in california with their children. at sandringham, the king will lead the family to morning service at the church on the estate before lunch, and then the broadcast of the king's christmas message. it was recorded a few days ago at buckingham palace in a

camilla, thank you so much. us now for some analysis is congressional reporter with "punchbowl news." let's talk about the campaigning that we were seeing in iowa yesterday. of course, you saw the candidates talking about faith and family, and amidst all that chris christie, he is spending his time and focusing in new hampshire. he is being, you know, there are calls for him to step aside, to back nikki haley. what is his strategy here as he is widely trailing? >> yeah, i mean, i think that we're seeing chris christie really trying to play out his own path. i think that with his east coast ties he is trying to make a play for proximity to his home state of new jersey. so i think that's kind of his strategy there. but we are also kind of seeing him try to pitch himself as this moderate republican, anti-trump candidate. the biggest one that's fighting for democracy or the arguments that he is making. we are seeing him tread his own path in iowa, i think we are seeing the candidates, like desantis and haley, try to

>> camilla, think going >> camilla, i think you're going about fences ahead.ve fences ahead. your question was, can i question to me was, can i countenance nigel one day countenance nigel farage one day rejoining conservative rejoining the conservative party? i the answer to party? and i think the answer to that yes. that is yes. >> so you'd rather him the >> so you'd rather him join the conservative party than the right wing caucus to which you belong? if there's belong? breaking away if there's electoral oblivion, come next year and going to reform, would you countenance going to reform? >> no, i don't i don't think we want to break away from anywhere . we're conservatives. look whether you're me , me or damian whether you're me, me or damian green, you don't want keir starmer to win the election . you starmer to win the election. you don't want a labour government right now as i said, i fought brent east in 97, in the dying embers of the major government . embers of the major government. by embers of the major government. by then, people had gone for blair

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kamil, it’s okay that now is your exit, camilla hasn’t had fines for a long time the dress, i mean, the evening when helga was killed, she was at first, and then she went somewhere with her constant, and what was her constant name, goose, we call him, last name, but you don’t know where to find him, i know, lyuban, why, father, but oh well, you didn’t betray me, i didn’t betray you either, but he’s a business sausage, it’s better to call him, i’m with her somehow i recently worked at a corporate party, i should leave the phone number, write it down, then leave the phone on my table, that’s it, i ran, thank you, egor, no, they didn’t eat it, write down the number. love seminitsa, that i hate you, let me sleep, it was a hot night, i’ll bring you some coffee, yours is a monster, cola. spenkoy, have you checked ali, girlfriends? not yet. his regular client, what’s his name, gusif, he’s currently on a business trip, but he has such a secretary. egor, do you ever think about work? i always think about work. listen, i i think this is a girl, not the last person in this case, it’s not for nothi

i'm >> good morning, camilla.the going to be to talking the family of a 21 year old male hostage. her family is in israel . i'll be asking them how they feel now that rather fewer than half of the hostages who were taken on october 7 have been released. what are their feelings going to feelings now? we're going to have discussion on have an ethical discussion on the elgin marbles, if that's what choose to them. what you choose to call them. some call the some people call them the parthenon marbles. question parthenon marbles. the question is, should they london is, where should they be? london or athens ? and really, why ? or athens? and really, why? there's a new movie . ridley there's a new movie. ridley scott has produced a movie on napoleon. i'll be talking to a cambridge historian about the level of accuracy that there is in that movie. you may see from my face that the level is not particularly high. we're going to be sampling in the studio some english wines because we need to know what is the best thing to

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and i thought, i thought charles and camilla, there they were on the balcony .ew , balcony. we had a direct view, an unencumbered direct view from where we were. >> i remember wearing their crowns , um, looking very happy crowns, um, looking very happy and i couldn't quite get into my mind. >> he was a very ancient, historic picture , taking place historic picture, taking place in 21st century britain, and somehow it seemed to work. >> the coronation certainly gave something to celebrate, didn't it? >> it gave us something very unique and very magnificent. and i mean, you know, there are monarchies netherlands monarchies in the netherlands and but they're all and denmark and but they're all you monarchies. you know, bicycling monarchies. i mean, grandeur gone out i mean, the grandeur is gone out of all of and we somehow of all of them. and we somehow kept of that. and the hard kept some of that. and the hard left hate it, but us left hate it, but most of us love it. >> nigel, thank you so much for joining see you soon. merry joining me. see you soon. merry chris

charles and camilla were joined by the prince and princess of wales and their three children.me in many years was us central command said two days ago that a us navy destroyer had shot sarah, duchess of york. she walked alongside her ex—husband prince andrew. if you look through the crowds there in those shots you can see them on the far right. as they all make their way into the church for the annual christmas day service. i spoke to our royal correspondent daniela relph, who was waiting for the royal family's arrival in sandringham. some people have been waiting since the early hours of the morning here. so, a long wait. hoping to get a front and centre position to see the royal family. front and centre position to see the royalfamily. if front and centre position to see the royal family. if you are a bit of a royal watcher, sandringham is a good place to come. normally the big royal events, thejubilees, the weddings, it is hard to get up close and personal. it is very different here. you will probably get to see them quite close up when they leave church here. traditionally

queen camilla has a fight. camilla has hosted afternoon tea at windsor castle for a girl with a brain tumour. >> the little girl, who has spent most of her life on chemotherapy , sang a christmas chemotherapy, sang a christmas song and gave the queen a handmade ring when she was invited. olivia taylor has a brain tumour which has left her blind , but she leapt up say blind, but she leapt up to say hello majesty , as met hello your majesty, as she met queen camilla. the seven year old also tried her very first cup of tea, which was poured by the . queen. this is gb news the. queen. this is gb news across the uk on tv, in your car, on your digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play on your smart speaker by saying play gb news now it's back to . nana. >> thank you sophia . it's fast >> thank you sophia. it's fast approaching six minutes after 3:00. this is a gb news as we are the people's channel. i'm nana akua. let's kick things off with this story now. labour are running of boxing day running scared

but now africa and models of african origin, all beginning to get the platform. camilla relatives lived in london for a few years and had childhood before have parents return to sell to me off the coast of central africa. she decided to come back to london where she launched a modeling career. but it's been a struggle. i think before because of the racism, but now i think we assessed a septic to no more than we felt. there's no con pains about like beauty in anything that has to do with those things may be better than they were with us still room for improvement. natural african has styles a still not fully accepted on wisdom capital. camilla is familiar with the problem when i was young, my mom, she straight my head and asked to use all sides still. and now i need to embrace my own head this way. no site. now not true. i don't want to any degree my, like v t old black moves, enjoying the like 6 susan the the the one small step for a robot vacuum. one giant leap for exploiting the ocean floor. but this time, a research team will study the possible risk 1st. in order to minimize them, we

room for improvement. natural african has styles a still not fully accepted on wisdom cap looks. camilla is familiar with the problem . when i was young, my mom, she's treat my head of the year is all sides still and now i need to embrace my own head is waiting outside. now not true, otherwise, any green my black beauty, all the black moves, enjoying the life of 6, susan, the, the, the african wanted to see the future of costume production. look, 3 of these closes with their families and kind of in on ending how to work sustainable on virtual field. they practice how to deal with test sustainably. good for the you the code 30 minutes on d w. i'm saying on the federal law in tradition, we need to miss this cultural identity with just why did the consider hunters and protest to 75 minutes on d w. the how many platforms can you handle single, attain usually without having the feeling that is just too much you might see me. how much can we do simultaneously? multitasking these, the modern man. because if we do too much, we get it all wrong. we mess things up, risking brain damage. so let's s

king charles and queen camilla have chosen a portrait from the coronation.ide with the king wearing the imperial state crown and queen camilla wearing queen mary's crown . for more on queen mary's crown. for more on all of those stories, you can visit our website, gb news wgrz.com. now back to . darren wgrz.com. now back to. darren thanks , tatyana. thanks, tatyana. >> we've got loads more coming up on today's show. can labour save the nhs? shadow health secretary wes streeting reckons he can. he's been praising singapore's high tech healthcare system , as polls continue to system, as polls continue to suggest he will soon be in charge of the island nhs. but first of all, we're going to get a look at the weather with . ellie >> good afternoon. welcome to your latest gb news weather. i'm ellie glaisyer. low pressure still very much in charge of our weather over the next couple of days, bringing us some unsettled conditions and some wet and windy weather on the way. storm fergus eireann fergus named by met eireann slowly continues to move its way towards the u

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charles and camilla were joined by the prince and princess of wales and their three children. york. she walked alongside her ex husband, prince andrew. let's go to sandringham and talk to our royal correspondent daniela relph. we saw them all going into church. what more can you tell us about what has been happening where you are? well, it was a pretty full collection of the royal family today here at mary magdalene church on the sandringham estate. all senior royals were in attendance, led by the king and queen, with the prince and princess wales and their three children. brenchley, who can be excitable, had his hand clasped firmly by mia tindall, his cousin. the surprise guest, as you say, the person we were not expecting to see, was sarah, duchess of york. she has been part of christmas is in sandringham over the years, but never publicly. by our calculations she has not been part of the royal families celebrating in front of the cameras for more than 30 years. since her divorce and a sense a number of scandals followed her. so, to see her here today was something of a surp

that is queen camilla's sister. >> it is . yeah. and victoria, i >> it is. yeah.t's been a long road to get to that point. >> it has. and their relationship is beautiful. their love is you can't question it. it's they've gone through so much haven't they. and it is lovely to see. i mean it's she seems to be such a steady influence . yeah. and i think influence. yeah. and i think it's probably being in being, having that role is probably so demanding and having someone that kind of came from outside of that world, um, probably gives him that, um, grounding, i suppose. and the little dogs as well. >> of course. beth and bluebell, both battersea dogs home rescues, but of course been given the life , you know, the given the life, you know, the most amazing life being being king and queen's pets. >> they must get the best food , >> they must get the best food, the best treatment. yeah they really do have an amazing life. and um, that's. i think that's nice because it makes them, makes us realise that they are human. they like dogs, like anyone else, and they they care

the king wearing the imperial state crown and queen camilla wearing queen mary's crown .s is gb news across crown. this is gb news across the uk on tv , in your car, on the uk on tv, in your car, on your digital radio, and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news. now back to michael . news. now back to michael. >> thank you, tatiana sanchez, the prime minister, rishi sunak might have hoped that with boris johnson spending two days last week on the witness stand at the covid inquiry, attention would be the present day be diverted from the present day woes of the government. but a political bomb exploded when the immigration robert immigration minister robert jenrick he'd jenrick resigned. he'd previously been considered a staunch ally of rishi sunak. jenrick delivered a devastating critique of the rwanda safety bill, pointing out that individual illegal migrants would still be free to make appeals against being sent to rwanda with every prospect that the flights will be further delayed or leave almost empty. that is, if the legislation gets through only conservative m

camilla bernal has the latest. >> police have identified and arrested a los angeles man that they believe is responsible for four different killings in four days. three of them being unhoused individuals. according to authorities, this started last sunday and he killed unhoused individuals both sunday and monday in the early morning hours and then on tuesday, he's responsible for a follow-home robbery and killing the father of two young children. and on wednesday, they say he killed another unhoused individual, but authorities are looking for initially the person responsible for the follow-home robbery and killing and they were able to stop this individual thanks to a traffic stop and they say they were able to arrest him there, but it was days later that they connected the dots and also believe that he was also responsible for the killing of the unhoused individuals. here is what the l.a. chief of police had to say. >> mr. powell's vehicle has been documented as being at the murder scene of all three homicides and his image is similar with the description. >> they're still trying to help

here is camilla bernal. >> reporter: a breaking point at the u.s.rder as preliminary homeland security statistics show authorities encountered mon 225,000 migrants so far in december. the highest monthly total recorded in more than 20 years. and from the border to cities all over the u.s., struggling to keep up. because this welcome comes at a cost. >> when you are talking about 10% of the budget to allocate for cities, that's unsustainable. when we have every hotel room in the city full of migrants that have arrived, that's unsustainable. >> reporter: for months texas governor greg abbott has bussed thousands of migrants to these cities led by democrats resulting in turmoil and st straining resources. >> in the summer we had 2530 buses showing up every single day without any coordination or notification. he is now sending buses outside of city of chicago and in some instances 100 miles away where people are dropped off, being told that they are in the city of chicago, literally dropped off in the middle of nowhere. i find that to be inhumane and un

, comrade colonel, what kind of camilla is that?l, how can it be , well, well, look, and if he runs away, he won’t run away, why did you decide that, cadet, it’s high time to learn to read other people, especially if they are so complex , he fears his boss much more than us, than, oh , here it is, comrade colonel, thank you very much for your understanding, you saved me from very big problems, you saved me, and what do you give us in return, well, i’m ready to answer your questions, what happened to alesya, alesya was killed, lord, how did that happen? have you met her? well, we met - that's a loud word, but what about the whispers? rather, well, because, well, you understand me, i don’t understand, well, why did we see each other several times for money, but he doesn’t go to a restaurant with girls for money, girl, how do you know, how do you really know, how much years? 20. escort? something like that. what, the boss really disapproves of your behavior? but the fact is that he is not only my boss, he is also my test. this we have

camilla bernal, cnn, los angeles. >> all right. still to come, former president trump and florida governor ron desantis canvass for votes in the hawkeye state on saturday with just six weeks left until the iowa caucuses. that's coming up. stay with us. first time i connected with kim, she told me that her husband had passed. and that he took care of all of the internet connected devices in the home. i told her, “i'm here to take care of you.” connecting with kim... made me reconnect with my mom. it's very important to keep loved ones close. we know that creating memories with loved ones brings so much joy to your life. a family trip to the team usa training facility. i don't know how to thank you. i'm here to thank you. >>> former u.s. president donald trump and ron desantis are putting their focus on iowa this weekend. they held dueling campaign rallies in the state on saturday. cnn's kristen holmes was at trump's rally in cedar rapids and has h report. >> reporter: former president donald trump really delivering his most forceful

camilla, thank you so much. >>> joining me is cnn political commentator errol louis. all right.et's start with some of trump's comments on immigration. he is saying immigrants are poisoning the blood of our country. the day before, melania, was applauding immigrants becoming citizens at the national archives. take a listen. >> my personal experience of the immigration process opened my eyes to the harsh realties people face, including you, who are trying to become u.s. citizens. the challenges were numerous. there were rewards, it was well worth the effort. i applaud you for every step you took, every obstacle you overcome and every sacrifice you made. >> so, on one hand, the former first lady saying this. on the other hand, trump is saying immigrants are poisoning the blood of our country. while there is an audience for that type of rhetoric, does that help biden with the general electorate here? >> look, donald trump is not using that kind of rhetoric, omar, because it doesn't work. he is using it because it works. what it works do is galvanize his base. works to pull together

camilla bernal, cnn, los angeles. >>> coming up, they're dancing in the streets of detroit. the longest losing streak in nba history is over. the pistons victorious at the expense of this canadian favorite basketball team. that's me, yeah. stay with us. >>> detroit lions are livid after losing to the dallas cowboys by one point because of a controversial penalty call in the final seconds. carolyn manno joins me now from new york. carolyn, this one stings even more, because of what it means in terms of the nfl playoffs, right? >> that's right, good morning, kim, there's a lot on the line as the season winds down. the loss means that the lions are officially out of the running for the number one seed in the nfc and the first-round buy. for the cowboys, the win means they still have a shot at winning their division and getting a home playoff game. the stakes are very, very high here. here's how expected. i'll walk you through this. detroit was down by seven with under 30 seconds to go when jared goff finds brown who runs into the end zone for the touchdown. they pull out a tric

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