to windsor castle.met on the fifth who has been invited to windsor castle. as our royal correspondent was saying a few moments ago. these have often been informal occasions. this is relatively formal, this part of the day, but not on the scale of a state visit. perhaps that will come later. but right now, president biden, accompanied by majorjames taylor, the captain of the queen's company the captain of the queen's company the grenadier guards, inspecting the honour guard. the grenadiers in their internationally recognisable red jackets and their bearskins. let's bring in the royal editor at vanity fair. i was bringing at the point of asking you, so often on occasions like this we try to rid the body language. based on what we have seen so far, especially from friday evening at the g7, the queen and the bidens seem to be relaxed in their company. thea;r and the bidens seem to be relaxed in their company-— their company. they are. i did not want to interact _ their company. they are. i did not want to i

it's a medieval castle.m marine one. >> i'm always interested in these meetings between the leader of the young democracy and the leader of the historic democracy on the other side of the atlantic. and it is, jonathan, you pointed this out, it is something that americans love to see. look at this castle, how beautiful is that, the pomp and circumstance? i loved our split screen at the moment, we've got a medieval castle with the queen's guards dressed in their historic red finery, and the power symbol of the united states landing in marine one, the helicopter, in the grounds of windsor castle. it's these two worlds coming together. and at times there are tensions in this relationship, let's not pretend there are not, there are tensions at the moment politically over the issue of brexit. but this meeting is something that every american president enjoys, it is something that historically the queen has also enjoyed. and you've got to give her, at the age of 95, a little bit of satisfaction to know that she is

rick wrote a book on the castle kind of like the definitive book on the smithsonian castle. so i studied that book. this is what you're curators office. this place is decorated with pictures and prints from all the smithsonian from all from objects of the smithsonian. we got lots of events so you don't get here. oh, that's nice. get all the cool stuff. look over here as you guys shells the old books. i mean just what you would think of when you think of a smithsonian curator. in a little cubby hole where no one can get to you and then we're gonna show you something really neat that was discovered here about 20 years ago. he just rediscovered. yeah, i think we've always known it was there but it was sealed on sealed all and never hasn't been used only pretty interesting right here. so what does the curator the castle do? well, i'm the curator of the furniture collection that we use to furnish the secretary's office and the under secretaries and all the public spaces and it was set up in 1964 by dylan ripley who was secretary at that time. to hear really felt that the inside o

today, here are the castle. _ broad smiles. today, here are the castle. a _ broad smiles.have tea together, the queen, the president — have tea together, the queen, the president and the first lady. beyond that rapport, i think what the two of them _ that rapport, i think what the two of them have very much in common is a life _ of them have very much in common is a life of— of them have very much in common is a life of service. the queen was crowned — a life of service. the queen was crowned when she was just 27. joe biden— crowned when she was just 27. joe biden won — crowned when she was just 27. joe biden won a — crowned when she was just 27. joe biden won a senate race when he was 'ust biden won a senate race when he was just 29. _ biden won a senate race when he was just 29, becoming the fifth youngest us senator ever. so i think a big point _ us senator ever. so i think a big point in — us senator ever. so i think a big point in common that the two of them have _ point in common that the two of them have let's _ point in common that the two of them have. let's discu

max, i want to bring you in there at windsor castle. forgive me. i don't want to talk over any of the protocols and the pomp and circumstance we want to listen to. max, the u.k., just like the u.s. and countries all over the world, has been in lockdown. this is the first meeting the queen will have face-to-face since the pandemic began. >> prince edward spoke last week about how this period has been very difficult of the queen. of course, she's had the issue as well with the sussexs as well. but a very different type with prince philip passing as well. this is the queen very much showing she carries on no matter what, and she's always prioritized these visits with visiting u.s. presidents. america isn't part of the commonwealth, but is a very important partner to the united kingdom and she's always prioritized it. we're hearing music playing here. the key moments, no to speak over, are the national anthems. remember a few years ago, president obama spoke over a national anthem which is seen as a big faux pas. there are all sorts of protocols and it

it's just the castle so good luck.ber driving on roads and they were very slippery and a lot of hairpin turns. we passes an angry donkey who brayed at us. >> there is a donkey that brays. so once i get to the top of the mountain, we saw the cassel castle and i became very emotional because this an historic place that has seen so much and i thought, if these stones could speak. what would they say? that's what my book should be about. and i think most people there get very committed in the treasury because they're a lot of americana there. that's ben frank's are ring and george washington's pistols. they went missen when they were hidden to the nazi. i eave ha theory where they went but it's anybody's guess. got emotional walking into the ballroom which lafayette turned into a philosophers hall and the reason i got emotional there is because the little girl who was his little jewish girl who stayed there she describes sleeping in that room near the fireplace, and feeling safe even though she was being hunted. and there'

with a visit to queen elizabeth at the castle. these live pictures from there in the castle courtyard with the 2 countries national anthems being played later. as a heads he will travel to brussels ahead of monday's nato summit. while he is there with the queen, may i going to have tea? and they will also be inspecting the queen god, let him now from me baka, who is in when need what should we be reading into this reception for the u. s. president. by queen elizabeth. well if create elizabeth love, 60 years 69 year rain is anything to go by. it's going to be incredibly difficult to read anything from queen elizabeth's facial expressions. she is most completely professional and situations like, let's not forget that she has been queen during the presidency of 14 previous us president. she's not all of them apart from linda johnson. so i think she's likely to be faced by joe biden. and his wife jill, arriving here, it was quite amusing. seeing a short while ago over a balmy, sleepy summer's afternoon. the sound of a cricket match be

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tomorrow, the focus will once again be here at windsor castle because she is hosting t at windsor castleland, temperatures up to 20 celsius in the northeast, 2a or 25 across the southeast of england. this evening and overnight, most will stay fine. there will be more cloud to the north and west and across 0rkney and shetland and maybe lewis we will see rain at times. temperatures in single figures of rural parts of the east but humid airfights back in the rural parts of the east but humid air fights back in the west and humidity levels are creeping up across the odd as we go through tomorrow. still some rain in 0rkney and shetland and later into the western isles. most places will be dry, a bit of sunshine in scotland in western ireland. getting close to 30 celsius as the humidity creeps in. it lasts on monday. elsewhere, the fresh conditions are back. hello, this is bbc news. iam i am victoria derbyshire. the headlines: after the ceremonial events of last night, the serious talks get underway. for the uk prime minister, issues over northern ireland hang over his talks with fellow europe

president trump was here at windsor castle as well. president biden to say this represents a real change of tact, attack on the us's park. the g7 was a tact, attack on the us's park. tjij: g7 was a statement of the us being back then biden's is that with queen. president trump had a visit with the queen not to long ago which was successful. if you look at the g seven summit and the communique that came out at the end of it, you can see that his priority is woven through that. recovery from the pandemic, restoring our economies, dealing with climate change, dealing with china. these are all things he cares passionately about and i think the other leaders due to end the fact that they were able to reach an agreement on that statement is very significant in showing america is back. ., ., ., significant in showing america is back. ., ., «j ., back. 0k, good to talk to you. former deputy _ back. 0k, good to talk to you. former deputy chief _ back. 0k, good to talk to you. former deputy chief of - back. 0k, good to talk to you. | former depu

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but first, he received a royal salute attaintedsoever castle. at windsor castle. queen elizabeth greeted mr. biden and the first lady. the president continued the long tradition of inspecting the queen's troops. outside the castle, the visit was the talk of windsor. >> and with president biden coming in today to windsor castle, i'm very, very hopeful. >> reporter: the assails family from florida says the meeting makes them proud to be americans. >> to have this new start because so much like went wrong over the past four years. >> reporter: mr. biden is the 13th u.s. president to meet the queen during her nearly 70 years on the throne. in 1957 dwight d. eisenhower hosted the queen on her first state visit to the u.s. she rode horses with ronald reagan in 1982. and more recently, met presidents obama and trump. president biden says the queen reminds him of his mother. >> in terms of the look of her, and you know, it's just the generosity. >> reporter: tea with the queen capped off what the president called a productive g-7 summit. >> everyone at the table understoo

max foster is joining us now from windsor castle.er: she's been really busy. had a birthday, another event here, and in cornwall as well raising laughs and in good spirits. she's very aware of her abilities there, i have to say, fredricka, often with these political events they get very heavy, very divisive and her job is to come in and unify people, really, and she often can do that by lifting the mood. also, she can lay it all on, can't she, in the way she did today, as you say, a huge honor to be invited for tea with the queen at windsor castle, the bidens were given an official welcome. there was the national anthem played by the guards. this is a huge honor. would you believe this is not a -- the queen being informal, really, it wasn't a full state occasion. but it had all the ceremony that came with that. and then the president was invited to inspect the guards as well. that was an honor for them because these british troops are in battle overseas quite often and working with u.s. forces, particular in iraq. so they were very k

up next on american artifacts a behind the scenes tour of castle spaces not open to the public with novelist steve barry and curator richard stamm. much of mr. barry's latest work of historical fiction the lost order takes place here richard stamm is author of the castle and illustrated history of the smithsonian building. we met our tour guides inside the crypt of the institutions founder james smithson. this is abou40

tea with the queen: her majesty will host presidentjoe biden at windsor castle this afternoon.s world leaders start their third and last day of discussions — with a final communique being published this afternoon. we'll have the very latest. i'm ben mundy. denmark's christian eriksen remains in a stable condition in hospital after collapsing during a match at the european championships. a decision on whether lockdown restrictions will be lifted in england will be announced tomorrow — with boris johnson urging caution ahead of a possible four week delay. we have weakened the link between the transmission of the virus and hospital admission. is it the end of an era for benjamin netanyahu? his 12—year reign as prime minister is expected to be ended by a vote in the israeli parliament later. and it's the most expensive ticket in town. a mystery bidder pays $28 million to travel into space with the amazon founderjeff bezos. good morning, i'm here at tregenna castle, the resort in st ives, cornwall in the south west of england hosting the g7 summit. it's another gloriously sunny morn

still to come: president biden is invited for tea with the queen at windsor castle.o be one used by the ira, was given. army bomb experts were examining a suspect van when there was a huge explosion. the south african parliament has destroyed the foundation of apartheid by abolishing the population registration act, which for a0 years forcibly classified each citizen according to race. just a day old, and the royal baby is tonight sleeping in his cot at home. early this evening, the new prince was taken by his mother and father to their apartment in kensington palace. germany's parliament, i the bundestag, has voted by a narrow majority to move the seat of government - from bonn to berlin. berliners celebrated into i the night, but the decision was greeted with shock in bonn. the real focus of attention today was valentina tereshkova, the world's first woman cosmonaut. what do you think of the russian woman in space? i think it's a wonderful achievement, and i think we might be able to persuade the wife it'll be a good idea, if i could, to get her to go up there for

and queen elizabeth ii official birthday is celebrated at windsor castle. hello, and welcome to bbc news. danish footballer christian eriksen is in a stable condition in hospital after he collapsed on the pitch during his nation's european championship match against finland. the 29—year—old suddenly fell to the ground in front of his home supporters in copenhagen. team—mates and medics rushed to his aid. the game was suspended. when it resumed, at the request of both teams, finland won the match i—o. nathalie pirks reports. christian eriksen is the talisman of the dutch international team. —— denmark national team. but around half—time, without a player around him, he staggered to the ground and collapsed. team—mates immediately recognise how serious it was, forming a protective ring around him as medics rushed onto the pitch. fans could only look on in horror as doctors attempted to resuscitate the midfielder. his team—mates could barely look as they hoped beyond hope he'd be ok. back in the bbc studio, former players were understandably emotional. i think

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you're in the castle, you take over everything in the castle, but there are protections that you canhey come to the office, they still go through the switch board service so no one is on the network, hence, you minimize any threats. liz: okay, i do just have to bring up the rap prices have gone up, you know, these ransomware demands coming, they used to be six figures and now some are as high as $50 million. look, i know that you wouldn't advice the ceo depending on this but where do you personally stand? would you pay a ransomware? >> i won't, but i won't wait for having these things happen. i think inertia is holding these cio's back. it's a wakeup call and say let's wake up. fix these security measures. it's not it's very hard to do. it's very doable, but people sometimes keep on going what they're comfortable with. that's really causing a big issue in our companies. liz: well nobody should be comfortable, all right? it's great to see you, jay. i like the castle image, with the moat around it don't trust anybody, jay chaudhry, much appreciated, good advice. >> thank you. liz: we a

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but last august, even these masters of survival couldn't make it through the castle fire as the wildfireoo much for even the strongest giants to bear. >> it's heartbreaking and devastating. >> reporter: a startling report expected later this month details an incredible loss. 10% of the world's native sequoias brought to the ground. climate change is supercharging fire conditions, making it a challenge. firefighters previously aggressively put out every single forest fire. but that strategy, along with recent bone-dry summers, creating tinder box conditions. >> if you have the absence of fire for a period of time, you have a lot of other trees that are growing up that wouldn't normally be there in a natural, healthy forest. >> reporter: a lot of that unchecked growth creating a ladder for flames to reach the higher-up sequoias. creating far more intense fires. >> that combined with drought is what creates the devastating combination of factors that we saw in the castle fire. >> reporter: so now park rangers are intentionally lighting the forest on fire. and they're doing so to try and sav

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president to be hosted by the queen at this thousand year old castle. windsor castle is said to be the queen's favorite of all of her residences. operationally this is going to look a lot like a past presidential visit in 2018, from donald trump. we expect the bidens to arrive this afternoon and they will be met in the quadrant where there will be pomp and circumstance and honor guard inspection. a ban will play the u.s. national anthem. and then they will accompany the queen behind closed doors, for a tea ceremony. chris, as you know, when you meet the queen there's a lot of protocol that needs to be observed. you're not supposed to touch her. you're not supposed to walk in front of her. but when we talk about joe biden and the queen, these are two leaders that have between them, probably a century of experience. i think it's unlikely that we're going to see the kind of missteps that have happened in the past. but these things are always good force a surprise or two, chris. and that's part of what makes them fun. the world's media will be here paying v

the queen has welcomed the us president and first lady for tea at windsor castle.f support to danish footballer christian eriksen. his coach confirms he did suffer a cardiac arrest on the pitch against finland.

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president to meet the queen in this 1,000-year-old castle.omorrow's meeting starts in the quadrangle with pomp and circumstance followed by a private tea behind closed doors. jose >> sarah harmon in windsor, thank you. >>> there was a frightening moment at a european soccer match today. denmark midfielder christian erikse collapsed on the field in copenhagen during the euro 2020 opener with finland teammates and medics rushed to his aid, the game temporarily suspended. eriksen was rushed to the hospital and is reportedly conscious and recovering >>> still ahead, the life-and-death decisions. the overwhelming challenge facing our nation's immigration judges. >>> and a new warning from doctors about the common cold. what you need to know. >>> today marks a solemn anniversary of lives lost [ bells tolling bells tolled 49 times in orlando, florida, this afternoon honoring each victim of the pulse nightclub shooting that happened five years ago today. >>> now to our series "american crossroads." as the immigration debate rages on, tonight an inter

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and the celebration of the queen's official birthday has taken place at windsor castle.d evening. denmark's midfielder christian eriksen is said to be awake and undergoing tests in hospital after collapsing during his country's opening match of the euro 2020 football tournament. the 29—year—old, who plays for inter milan, received cpr on the pitch. the match between denmark and finland was initially suspended, but it resumed after both teams asked for it to go ahead. eriksen is reported to have spoken to his team—mates from his hospital bed. our sports correspondent natalie pirks reports. it was a picture that gave hope to millions. christian eriksen leaving the parken stadium on a stretcher, dazed but awake. moments earlier, it had all seemed far more worrying. the game was near half—time when, without a player around him, he staggered to the ground and collapsed. team—mates immediately recognised how serious this was, forming a protective ring around him as medics rushed onto the pitch. but fans and players could only look on in horror as doctors attempted to resuscita

he went to windsor castle, bit of a faux pas, walked in front of the queen.drangle here at windsor castle where the queen has private apartments. you'll see a guard of honor there. they'll play national anthems. the president will be invited to inspect the guard there. then they'll go inside. you see the guards lined up, and the queen will be in the dais you see in the far corner. after the formalities, they'll go to tea. we won't hear about what's discussed in that tea. that's strictly off limits. much has been made about how biden isn't an anglo file as perhaps trump or obama or reagan before him. what they do have in common is irish peace. he identifies as an irish american. the key is credited with paying a clear part in reconciliation between ireland and the united kingdom. so there's some speculation that that might be some common ground that they can discuss in their tea together. >> it's also notable, it's the queen's first meeting with a world leader since the pandemic. it is with the u.s. president. >> reporter: yes. as you said, he's the 12th sitti

the queen's official birthday has been marked with a scaled—back parade in the grounds of windsor castley the scots guards, due to covid. and a lobsterfisherman in the us describes how he just narrowly escaped being swallowed by a humpback whale. hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world. today is the second day of the g7 summit — a meeting of the world's seven largest established advanced economies. world leaders are in cornwall in carbis bay, for face—to—face meetings. they include president biden, who is making his first foreign visit since taking office in the us. ben brown is there for us. it's sunny today, i'm pleased to say. i'm here at tregenna castle in the resort in st ives, cornwall in the southwest of england which is hosting world leaders for the g7 summit. today they're agreeing a new plan to deal with future pandemics within the first 100 days of an outbreak. called the carbis bay declaration, it promises measures aimed at slashing the time taken to develop and license vaccines for any new disease, as well a global pandemic radar to track new virus

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president biden�*s helicopter brought him to a windsor castle geared up for a vip visit.y their sergeant major. he shouts orders once he was happy, the queen emerged from her castle to take her place on the dias, ready to receive the president and the first lady. when it comes to us presidents, no—one has met more of them than the queen. president biden is the 13th she has greeted. the guard of honour was inspected, and then the president and first lady went inside for tea with the queen. a moment of hospitality between two heads of state, simple enough in itself, but with a particular significance, underlining the bonds between long—standing allies. later, president biden told us reporters that the queen had reminded him of his mother. he said that among other things they talked about president putin of russia and president xi of china. nicholas witchell, bbc news. let mejust remind let me just remind you of our main story that hours. israel's new prime minister naftali bennett has promised to end two years of political stalemate. speaking after his coalition government

next stop windsor castle to meet the queen. later in the week he has eu and nato summits, and then the big event, a summit with vladimir putin in geneva on wednesday. let me bring in my panel to talk about it all. zanny minton-beddoes is the editor-in-chief of the economist and ben rhodes was a deputy nurpt adviser and speech writer for president obama. he is the author of a terrific new book "after the fall: being american in the world we've made." zanny, let me start with you. biden says america is back at the table. it certainly does seem fair to say he's shaped the agenda, came to the table both with an america had done spectacularly with vaccinations, and then the half a billion vaccine donation. it did seem to spur the europeans to provide another half billion of their own, which seems like the kind of classic, traditional american agenda setting. so is america back at the table? >> yeah. america is definitely back at the table. you saw that just listening to the president. as i was listening to the president, i thought y

they had gone for a look around the castle and suddenly realised their three—year—old son was missingeve that what he had done was gone outside the castle, thinking that it was grass, and gone straight onto it. i've never been so scared in my life. nick and his brother—in—law dived in. they couldn't see the boy, but after a desperate search, their hand closed around him. for a moment, they feared the worst. my mum, who has been a nurse all of her life, got straight to work on him and resuscitated him there at the scene and brought him back round. i'm just so grateful that she was there, because if she wasn't, he wouldn't be here today. the boy was flown to hospital, his mum rushing to be there by his side. he is out of intensive care now, and being monitored. he is doing well. english heritage says it is taking what happened very seriously. it has temporarily closed the castle and is looking at what steps can be taken to prevent something like this from happening again. they said, "our hearts go out to the young boy and all his family. we completely understand their concerns." i mean,

as you can all see, directly opposite windsor castle. henry— directly opposite windsor castle.nry viii gate. when we saw those pictures of the queen and the bidens at the _ pictures of the queen and the bidens at the g7 _ pictures of the queen and the bidens at the g7 on — pictures of the queen and the bidens at the g7 on friday evening, there was an— at the g7 on friday evening, there was an obvious rapport between them all. was an obvious rapport between them all a _ was an obvious rapport between them all a chance — was an obvious rapport between them all. a chance to build on that with this meeting today, a much more intimate — this meeting today, a much more intimate meeting where they can get to know— intimate meeting where they can get to know one another much better. the meeting _ to know one another much better. the meeting is— to know one another much better. the meeting is coming out really interesting times for the uk and the us. interesting times for the uk and the us the _ interesting times for the uk and the us the uk — interesting times for the uk and the us. th

the queen has welcomed the us president and first lady for tea at windsor castle.fer a cardiac arrest on the pitch against finland. now on bbc news...0ur world — in 2019—20 australia suffered its most intense bushfire season on record. eighteen months on, nick lazaredes travels to some of the areas hardest hit. it just exploded. a whole mountain just exploded in five seconds. i have never seen anything like it. australians know it as black summer. the months in late 2019 and early 2020, when the country saw its most intense bushfire

rick wrote a book on the castle. it's like the definitive book on the smithsonian castle. studied that book. look over here. old books. it's just what you would think of when you think of the smithsonian curator. a little cubbyhole where no one can get to you. i'm gonna show you something really neat that was discovered here about 20 years ago. >> >> yeah. we've always known it was there. it was sealed off. it had not been used. >> it is pretty interesting. >> this little staircases in one of the tiny towers on the corner of the main building. >> this is the regent room. this is where the regions of the smithsonian me. a lot of people don't understand how the smithsonian is governed. it's governed by a 17 number board of regents. it's headed by the chief justice of the united states who is the chancellor of the institution. the vice president serves on the board as do three members of the house, three memos of the senate, and nine citizen members. this is where they meet. history is a story. it is stories. if you tell history into a story form, people get interested. they

she was very gracious. >> what is the castle like?ricans never go there. >> by the way, she said -- i said, this is -- we could fit the white house in the courtyard. she said, what's it like in the white house? i said, well, it's magnificent but a lot of people. she said, i know, here, she said on this end it's private. the public can go on the other end. so, anyway, she was very gracious. >> did you invite her to the white house? >> yes. >> thank you. >> thanks, guys. appreciate it very much. are you going on -- >> we're coming with you. >> oh, good. great. >> come say hi. >> well, that may just about all we're going to get on an official level, although it was certainly probably off the record. although it was anything off the record when you say it in front of reporters. the president saying he spoke with the queen and she reminded him of her mother and he said he's invited her to the courthouse. we know she's been staying mostly in windsor castle for quite some time due to covid and resting in the wake of her beloved husband's dea

and final preparations are under way in the uk ahead of tomorrow's "trooping the colour" at windsor castle to celebrate the queen's 95th birthday. welcome to world news america for our viewers in the uk, on pbs, and around the globe. world leaders at the g7 summit in cornwall have begun their first face to face talks in almost two years. the uk prime minister borisjohnson urged the group of leading democracies to learn from the mistakes of the pandemic — and to build back better to ensure a recovery that helps all of society. the global vaccination campaign and climate change are two of the issues at the forefront of discussions among the leaders. our political editor laura kuenssberg starts our coverage. getting to this beautiful and remote part of the country isn't easy. they've come from five continents to cornwall. the winding last mile of the journey of the most powerful leaders in the world ended on the beach. thejohnsons, the british receiving line. coronavirus kept prime ministers and presidents and millions of us apart, but now the prime minister wants them to pull together, with