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we wanted to do the torchlight parade, and that was cancelled, and even the castle is closed, so it's real shame, but never mind. and we're from wellington, which is known for its wind, and we're thinking this isn't quite as windy as even we know it! and spare a thought for michelle mason, her husband stephen and two dogs who travelled to edinburgh in their motor home from lancashire. they had tickets for the hogmanay celebrations. we're devastated. new year's a big year, isn't it? i we've travelled. from lancashire. we've planned it for months, and we're here now- with nothing to dol on new year's eve. it's not your ideal situation. a sprinkling of snow in shetland ahead of more weather alerts. from midnight, snow and ice forecast for the north of scotland and wind and rain warnings for much of england and wales to kick off 2025. london's annual fireworks display, the biggest in europe, will go ahead. here's the bbc�*s greg mckenzie beside the river thames. this is the london embankment. now, in a few hours�*s time, more than 100,000 people will be along this part of the river thames

for 1,000 years, windsor castle has been a royal palace. queen, her husband and several children standing around a christmas tree. this is what started it off in the popular imagination. >> it was actually victoria's grandmother, queen charlotte, yes, that queen charlotte now featured in a netflix series who intruced a tree. but it was victoria's husband, prince albert, another german who brought many other customs to windsor. so what i have here are two watercolors and they show the christmas tree and the christmas presents that they gave each other and their children, unwrapped. we only have wrapping paper nowadays. we didn't have it back then. all of these gifts given to queen victoria by prince albert. this painting here is a big watercolor. so this is for all the children. you can see here there is a doll, a ball for them to play with. >> reporter: prince albert often designed the gifts himself. >> what is this here? >> we have a broach and bracelet. they are both gifts from prince albert to queen victoria. this was in 1844. this is a

um, there is a, there is a castle near cavanagh, lafayette castle in france in the center of france near ap obviously, you know. yes, it's the birthplace of lafayette, you know, where lafayette was born and lafayette maybe died, i don't know. but it's mainland it's the birthplace of lafayette. i invited all all of you to to to to visit this guy. now, everyone, this is going to dallas. this castle is bit in disarray, you know? but because politics is in france, um, can get you can't imagine the the importance of lafayette in, you know, in america. so so come come, come to france and visit the first place you have to visit is lafayette. lafayette, chevalier, lafayette. in france, you do not have to see paris after paris after you shove in york is one of my dream places of visiting. i to be there soon. you know we all imagine being in prison to be a very tough life but what was a life for lafayette and his family? it was four years it was very difficult. he was in solitary confinement for the majority of it. and actually he he was released. he became an advocate of penal reform. when he goe

we were not allowed to go to the castle because of the wind. >> this is what i came for, this weather it. >> it was blustery for the torches, so we understand. >> we kind of came for the party. >> organizers of other events planned to still go ahead. >> the fireballs are going ahead as planned. the only issue is whether it would be for the spectators to stand for a couple of hours. >> already today the north of the country has been deluged with rain. this is what parts of the main railway was up against. and there is an amber warning in place for parts of the area tomorrow. the worst of the weather is due to pass through by new year's day but there are yellow warnings for wind and rain for the south of england. >> our correspondent and erin in edinburgh has more. >> this is a huge event for the city. over the years that they have been hosting it, putting scotland on the international map as a place to come to to celebrate the new year. we were expecting 45,000 people to gather tomorrow night to bring in 2025. you mentioned a concert that was due to take place as well as a big firework

we had a sneak preview of the castle's christmas. look at this, magnificent.he twinkling lights, hundreds of bauble, and trees, the ancient castle home to queen elizabeth and where prince william and kate hold meetings. come along, we are stepping into christmas and 1,000 years of royal history at windsor castle. this is the crimson drawing room, one of the most elaborate rooms at windsor chasm. easy to see why. for the first time ever mary's doll house, one of the most famous in the world is getting a christmas make over to celebrate a 100th anniversary. >> it's a special object. people love to see it. having christmas decorations in there for the first time is exciting >> reporter: the centrepiece is the 20 foot fir tree in the hall. grown in windsor park nearby. >> it's uponular with the families, the decorations add to the atmosphere and activities, it's a family >> thank you, and here in the us, the town of lebanon washington could be a christmas massy town, thanks to the gingerbread factory and reindeer, will checks it out. >> reporter: there's christmas

time was one at the tower of london, which controll as for t entire british world a one at dublin castle that just controlled arms for what was then existing in ireland ireland was always a problem for the british. so there's always a substantial portion of the british army that was stationed on. they called the irish establishment. that being said, what the british ordnance system dictated that they went to specialist manufacturers, acquired all the parts they needed to put together a standardized high quality military firearm. they gathered all of this stuff in, the area of the tower, london, and then they sent them out as gun kits to local gun builders who built a good quality firearm. it's a pretty smart system. you can see the british military system, the board of ordnance system kind of leads up to henry ford. you know what, the standardized version, the standard production that we see in the 19th century where parts are interchange, they were thinking about that as early as 24. it took them quite a while to get their. that leads us to musket number one who knows what a brown basse

, to the castle there. disney employees just get up early and they come out to cheer the families on, they o line the street, main street, disney pours some snow down on them, we do a ceremony at the castle where we actually senden these messages up to hean to their loved ones, these little scrolls that each one of of the family writes on and we send them up in a ceremony, there's fireworks, and a beautiful ceremony, a reminder and rememberance of why we're there, there to give them hope and healing and fun but also to remember the reasojon thaty, we there and that's because of a loss of a loved one >> raymondon: yeah. gary, i've been there. it's so powerful. the love and the shared experience that thes.e people alone havere gone through losina loved one in this way that they're missing but yet they find comradery, friendship that really lasts a lifetime.ti look, mea year ago you were on this program, and we talked about your son mack sinise's mp beautiful work, his of compositions, you played a little of t

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i mean, i, the people use the word castle of a lot and i think is more accurate. one, you can sense or people buy suddenly, or you're going to the bottom of the algorithm where you watch on the top of the algorithm. as you look the next day and you're on page 34. this happens to everybody who is disagreement with certain people. now that is, you know, we're going through a moment right now. incredible change in the united states. because all of a sudden, there were a lot of people who were cancelling people i need for years and who are now are totally afraid to do that because there seems to be cancelled in sales, but actually worse than death. so they were afraid to lose their jobs. i mean everything it, i actually am old enough to remember the days of the old hollywood 10, right? well, in fact, i knew members of the few weeks that at and you know, they were both of them pretty well. yeah. communistic ourselves who was thinking some way. but they were also kinda nice people and good people, everything they were cancelling. anybody else is doing that kind of stuff

we were allowed to go to the castle because of the wind. oh, my gosh!s is what i came for, this weather, i love it. it was a little bit blustery for the torches, so i understood that. we kind of came here forthe party, so... i organisers of other events like the fireballs plan to go ahead. the fireballs will go ahead as planned, but the only issue will be for the spectators to come and stand for a couple of hours beforehand. already today, the north of the country has been deluged with rain. this is what part of the highland main railway line was up against. and there is an amber warning for rain in place for parts of the area tomorrow. the worst of the weather is due to have passed through scotland by new year's day, but there are yellow warnings for wind and rain for the south of england. catriona renton, bbc news, edinburgh. our correspondent in edinburgh, lisa summers, gave us this update. i mean, this is a huge event for the city. over the years that they've been hosting it, it's really kind of put edinburgh and scotland on the international map as

it's only one of the seven liters that gets invited to windsor castle.ss who works it's president bidewho gets the tea and crumpets with the queen. david charter, or did the term special relationship come from? >> that is all down to winston churchill, wartime prime minister who came back into office in the 1950s just at the time when elizabeth came to the throne. he was her first prime minister and he gave a speech in america, in missouri at the invitation of president truman while he was out of office, but he was friendly with truman during the wartime period. and it is best known for the phrase, an iron curtain is falling over europe in that same speech he outlined what he thought would be the special relationship between britain and its commonwealth and america not just militarily, by the way , culturally and scientific research and education as well. but it's also become rather associated with the fact that at the time britain and europe was still heavily dependent upon american -- in funding to rebuild after the second world war. some historians vi

so it's a fascinating phenomena, i think the castle. why a lot of people like me lift gallagher. wonder because are, you know, the, the hypocrisy kind of level. they've got up so high. it was all these rich people driving around and mercedes and tests was it. you know, and it was, they were there was espouse, a, all these ideals that what came from a different here. so it became almost like kind of cake. i mean, at the same time you had all the homelessness growing in the l. a in san francisco . so here, looking around and there always people zooming by, advancing cars, and there is a power of the people say, oh i, the people are industries. the whole thing became, you know, so strange as i don't know how to add, you know, to this day, i don't know what actually created the moments that started to slip away into something. something very different. and oh, well now we have this up here as i think it's going to change again. so we, i don't know. i mean it's just the getting, i mean, but even just be getting things are happening very rapidly. yeah. but do you think you hear in utah

i mean, i, the people use the word castle of a lot, and i think it's more accurate way. you can assess your people by suddenly you, you're going to the bottom of the alpha river. oh, where you watch on top of the outer, isn't it you look the next day and you're on page 34. this happens to everybody who is in disagreement with certain people. now that is, you know, we're going through a moment right now. incredible change in the united states because all of a sudden there were a lot of people who were cancelling people like me for years and who are now totally afraid to do that because they yes, i have to be cancel their sales but actually worse and yeah, so they're afraid to lose their job. i mean, i actually am old enough to remember the days of the old hollywood can very well. in fact, i knew members of the few weeks that at and you know, they were both of them pretty well. yeah. comment is bigger, socialistic in some way, but they were also kinda nice people and good people, everything they were cancelling. anybody else is doing that kind of stuff. they believed in fr

meagan fitzgerald tells us more from windsor castle. >> reporter: for 1,000 years, windsor castle hasof the gical traditions became popular. like the christmas tree. >> there was a well-known image published in the paper that shows the queen, her husband and several children standing around a christmas tree. this was really what started it off in the popular imagination. >> reporter: it was her german grandmother, queen charlotte, now featured in the series, who introduced the tree. it was victoria's husband, another german, who brought many other customs to windsor. >> we are looking at two watercolors. they show christmas trees and presents the couple were giving to each other and to their children in 1850, unwrapped. we have paper now. we didn't back then. little statues, all of these gifts given to queen victoria by prince albert. it's a big watercolor. this is for all of the children. you can see here a doll, little balls to play with. >> reporter: prince albert designed the gifts himself. what is this? >> we have a brooch and bracelets. they are to queen victoria. the fourth mar

but on the left that goes back to the peak, a castle creek excuse me. and then on the right is our snow categorize. you'll also see a little thing that looks like a satellite or a satellite antenna. and that is a vertically pointing radar that we used to look at things like the rain snow line and where it is an altitude above us as well as various parts of our precipitation. so that's kind of how we break down that image it's interesting to see liquid water on it. after so many days of lot of snow. >> and so, yeah, looking at you're happy with where we're n- at. >> we are happy with where we're at for now. the key, though, is that we keep getting that moisture right going into january, it looks like we might have some more snow on the way. maybe even some more rain here to about 8 days. >> so what we really are hoping for is for the tap to keep going right. we're in a favorable spot. we just want more rain and snow to come in. >> all right. andrew schwartz with the central sierra snow lab. it's covered in snow and you want to go out there and shovel it.

there's a new "washington post" article that profiles a western pennsylvania city called new castle,onghold, but it voted overwhelmingly for trump in the last election, and now, voters are getting concerned that, you know, trump promised to slash federal spending, but some voters in this article were expressing concern that the benefits they rely on might be a casualty of the incoming administration. i'm wondering, first of all, are you surprised that so many low-income voters have abandoned the democratic party, and number two, how concerned are you that the -- this department of government efficiency is going to cut some of these entitlement programs like medicaid that people really rely on? >> yeah, i mean, i'm not surprised, unfortunately, new castle is right here in western pennsylvania, i know it well. i represented towns exactly like it, and one of the things that you see and that folks in my party don't always want to admit is that people who are living paycheck to paycheck, fighting just to get by every day, they don't really want to talk only about government benefits like

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i just want to bring it back to castle high because obviously as i mentioned earlier, we've had many diplomats from different countries. there's been a lot of discussions on the side both of the the have for him. i'm in a joint statesman, but not just came out from the assign of countries, but also you have many regional countries console side of eva, jordan egypt, wrong iran, as well as a rock. it's a kit and russia own meeting in the same place here. now in that joint statement, they said the crisis, coal street, dangerous development for the safety of the country and also regional security. and they judging a comprehensive political process. what's your thoughts on that? uh, we met with many of these countries owned by that threatened me. things, some of them wouldn't let them today or before this time. uh me think on something i've done this, then let me think. oh, we made it clear to all of them that from the serial people, it's time for to change that spam folder to for change of energy. and the owners of distracted here result is complete. a systematic pull out transfer to the

the scottish utility firm castle water, is understood to have made an offer for thames ahead of a deadlinee uk's biggest water company and has currently has debts of almost £18 billion. don't forget you can get plenty more on the bbc website where there is a story which will catch everybody�*s i. because there is a pay row with delivery drivers which means that you may not get your tag on time. i do not mean to pen you but may be the case was, get your order a little bit earlier this year. do not panic but that is it for today. you can watch an business today. for now, you are up to date! i hello and welcome to the programme. a harry brook century gave england the upper hand on day one of the second test against new zealand. you are england lost early wickets but brook then steadied the ship, a continuing his excellent form, away from home, with 123 runs from just from 115 deliveries. ollie pope also made 66 as england were bowled out for 280. new zealand struggled in reply, brydon carse taking two wickets as the black caps finished the day 86 for 5 trailing by 194 runs. . obviously

you see frederick the sendight here as was painted in 1773 he's carrying one every officer of his castle that came over for the revolutionary carried the standard truly hessian sword. so i'm out of time this is a very, very big topic and it's almost an task to try and give you overview of the real stuff that was used to fight the revolutionary. so with that, i'm going to get out of here because i think probably ran over a little bit and thank you very much i look forward to talking to you later. thanks so much. it's wonderful to be back for the second of these conferences. thank you so much to joan and steve. melissa, the da, the r for sort of sponsoring this, putting it all together. and of course, the the saint charles county historical society. i always say wi'

at the time, israel was wildly believed to be behind the explosion into a ron. castle statement is the 1st public acknowledgment and that's the pro is about to make history by sign closer to the sun, the any other spacecraft ever before. scientists hopes of solar emission will deepen the understanding of our star parker solar probe was due to zip past the sun for a fly by on christmas eve, traveling it more than 700000 kilometers per hour. that makes it the fastest human made object ever. the spacecraft is built to enjoy searing temperatures of nearly $1000.00 degrees celsius. i'm brutal radiation and the songs corona, or atmosphere. the pro book at 6200000 kilometers from the surface. which sounds far, but it's extremely close in deep space terms and scientists are excited launched in august 2018. the spaceship aims to collect data on the suns corona and solar wind. it can help forecast space weather events that affect life on earth. the 7 year mission is helping to answer questions that have belong, puzzle scientists. we're used to the idea that if i am standing next to a camp fire a

they even called this part a zone of sacrifice, such as the most of the theme at the long castle, a bit less on the bicycle. and then the guy ran through him that i see on this and last gets, remind me vs them a dead, but then you'll start less, i lose come all kinds of problems. the 1st do you need us? you know, the sort of them as no investigative journalist from ohio public co and pop lab have link to some mexican recycling in ports to soft drinks company, coca cola, which is one of the trans national companies that collaborates and invest in the recycling business. mexico was a particularly valuable market. mex gives consumer coca cola on average that americans at about a $160.00 leaders per person per year. according to the outlets, the major importers of plastic waste with mexican recycling company, had started leading to way, have brought almost 73000 tons to mexico since 2012 from the united states and china. this plastic must return to its country of origin as a process to material cola saves the high cleaning costs for which large amounts of water are needed. and there are oth

were due to feature a huge street party, a concert and midnight fireworks display above edinburgh castle

were due to feature a huge street party, a concert and midnight fireworks display above edinburgh castle. let's speak to scotland corresponent catriona renton, who's in edinburgh. hello. i wonder if you could start with what exactly has been cancelled?— with what exactly has been cancelled? ., ., ., , ., cancelled? the outdoor events that were due to — cancelled? the outdoor events that were due to take _ cancelled? the outdoor events that were due to take place _ cancelled? the outdoor events that were due to take place tomorrow . were due to take place tomorrow night have all been cancelled. that is the world famous street party. the concert in princess street gardens which was going to be headlined by texas and of course, the spectacular fireworks that bring in the new year every year here in edinburgh, usually. but this year it has been cancelled. preparations were being made right up until the last minute. we only heard it was cancelled around about 3.30 this afternoon and organisers had been hoping the events would go ahead tomorrow night. indoor events will go ahead but it is thos

right there in front of the train station and then we walked from the train station to the magic castleey employees get up early and they come out to cheer the families on. they lined the street, pour some snow on them. we do a ceremony at the castle where we send these messages up to heaven to their loved ones, these little scrolls that each one of the families writes on. we send them up in a ceremony, there are fireworks and it's a beautiful ceremony and a reminder, a remembrance of why we are there. we are there to give them hope and healing and fun and enjoy, but also to remember the reason that we are there and that's because of the loss of a loved one. >> i've been there, it so powerful. the love and the shared experience that these people alone have gone through, losing a loved one in this way. yet they find come rotary, friendship, that really last a lifetime. i year ago you were on this program and we talked about your son and his beautiful work and his compositions. you played a little of that music and it was only six days after that you lost him. tell me about what it means

in soaking myself in the great enduring perspectives of religion rather than adding codes to new castle and dwelling on modern fill onfee and science. >> academia is not the most hospitable to someone who has religious interest. >> that is a fair statement. >> let's take you from the university of chicago. where to next? >> a couple years in colorado teaching. but then the first long stent was washington university in st. louis. that's where i phased into pds because when it went on the air, i was asked to teach a course on world religion. this was the first year of pbs. it was then called by a different name but the same animal. now as my career comes full circle, bill comes forward and says do a course or series pbs special, five programs, on world religion. it's been a happy homecoming. >> we are taking some photographs from your illustrated version with that show with mr. moyers. let's put one on buddhism taken from the illustrated world religion. >> this is a wooden image in a little nunnery near kits and it is an image of coming buddha which would be counterpart to the second comi

biden emerged from his windsor castle meeting. and what did he say?hat she reminded him of my mother. now, that's a real compliment coming from biden. his mother is a very special person in his life. in his mother, by the way, was very anti-royalist. and yet he used that particular description of the queen in a very warm and affectionate way. and i think it showed something about the strength of the relationship between our countries. that presidents, even if they have some antipathy towards british actions, british politics, they warm to our head of state. there's a difference of course, that struggle that sometimes happens with america is that your head of state is also your head of government. and so, they are much more indelibly associated with certain politics. the royals can rise above politics. they have that ability to be one step removed from the political fray, which really helps them. peter: 1952 to 2022. 70 years queen elizabeth sat on the throne. the undisputed jewel of u.k. the flimsy. our guest david charter describes her. he is the u.s

make every day a winning day. >> every storybook kingdom needs a castle. granada.s got a good one. the alhambra, one of the most enchanted, inscrutable, maddeningly beautiful structures ever created by man, built on top of ninth century fortifications by the nasrid dynasty and added to and added to as history unfolded through wars and tragedy and invasion and conquest. >> on the outside, it's very bare. all you see is these tiny windows and it's projecting in penetrability. but then you come in here. >> zach has gone well, let's call it what it is a bit mad about the place, the details, and there were a lot of them can obsess a man. plus, he's a cinematographer, so you can understand once you start to really look around, how that might get a grip on a guy whose profession is the intricate play between light and darkness. >> my theory is that they're trying to weave nature calligraphy symbols. these are all inscriptions within here. inscriptions turned into graphics, you know? >> right. >> because in islamic art you're not to depict works of god. >> yes, but what yo

maybe he will actually honor the commitment he made to people in places like new castle but if the eventsweek are any indication, looks like musk has a fair amount of sway in this administration. so trump will be in a tough spot putting people in western pennsylvania in a tough spot before long. >> it is an interesting point connor is bringing up. are those voters prepared for a rude awakening? >> i think these voters will be spared by the incompetence of donald trump and elon musk and i don't mean that to just take a broadside. but there is so much professional ignorance when trump or musk talk about the federal budget. there is no way for them to extract $2 trillion from the federal budget. of our current spending 75% of our budget is what we call mandatory spending. that's medicare, medicaid, social security, and interest on the debt. 75%. you can't do that without broad base social security reform, medicare reform. republicans will not do that. they don't actually have the spine to do that even if donald trump and musk wanted to so the 25% they could play with, half of that is defense

mike castle, house member and governor of the state, john carney, governor, former congressman, gone on to be mayor of bloomington pretty soon and joe biden. people have got to serve within the house and the senate but i want to note fellow senator chris coons. his wing man, he is my wing man and i'm his as well. he has always had my back. one of the smartest and brightest people i've ever worked with, he surrounds himself with terrific people as well. a senior member of the foreign relations committee and he has traveled the world and knows the world like none of us ever have. he called delaware home and i know he will continue to represent our state very very well. let me now just mention our senator elective she is here today. lisa rochester. a member of the united states house of representatives where she serves as a highly effective member of the energy and commerce committee but many years ago she joined her my congressional team as an intern and from that humble beginning she went on to become a 2-time cabinet member when i was governor of the state of delaware. she is smart,

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in paris, the head of the castle drive, the cathedrals, reopening ceremony. heads of state and members of royal families will attend a saturday's event. this is live footage here, all of this 5 years after the don't think master piece was gutted by fire. message from the pope will be played during the program, followed by a speech from presidents in india and back home. and earlier us present it to elect donald trump, arrived at the presidential palace in paris to meet president amended and not close ahead of the facilities and that's it for me. so then yeah, it is more information as always on our website that thousands 0 dot com and use continues here analysis here after 4 months to stabilize the one 3rd of all the food produced is wasted, which tens of thousands of food outlets sold in south korea has been transformed from west to offender is to build a leader and for the recycling, highly reporting on how new technology is making this possible. in kenya, i mean the form of incentives. what do you, how do you think just for the labor? no, it depends on the new place, a phrase or jus