naturally, they raised it and transferred it from honors to the castle church; it was consecrated inthe nativity of the blessed virgin mary, and that’s where she was the temple was orthodox and already just after 1.596, when it was already, and support for the unia was quite active. but then the icon already falls into the hands of a clear. and there she also finds her veneration and even. there is such a fact that one of the archimandrites of the uniads paid 1,000 taylers a year for a special chapel, which stood next to the icon and whites during divine services. well, i would like to ask about the veneration, there are such unique icons that say they are venerated by everyone, regardless of denomination and orthodox catholics there, let's say so greek catholics and even muslims. it's just that you're here whether this image is such a one, as if hearing and accepting everything non-confessional. is it possible to speculate a little about this here, an interesting feature, and this applies primarily to the image of the virgins. here is the acceptance of the reception of these images.

all right, let's head live now to rob madison, who is outside at belmont castle church in scotland. hello there, rob, what's happening? where you are and how is scott's reacting to this news more broadly? well since the early hours of this friday morning, people have been walking across the bridge here, taking our flowers and candles and small tribute to the main gate of bomber castle, which is just next to the building that you can see at the back there. you can probably see some of the people moving backwards and forwards. now they've also been leaving a very personal messages or one of those messages where thank you for your service, your dedication and your ring. you have been a source of inspiration and a calming figure. another one simply said, just thanks and i think that in many ways kind of sums up the way that spots have been reacting to the death of queen elizabeth the 2nd. but it also highlights the importance of the ball model, a states bar, moral castle to the royal family. and majesty the queen has spent almost every summer at ball morals and she was a very little gir

the year 500 in this format, i would not be left behind, no one said, but she just sailed to the castle churchw missing and destroyed, and there she stopped. she imprinted her stoppage of her appearances with a pillar of light, so that people could see her. naturally raised, transferred from honors to the castle temple, he was consecrated in honor of the nativity of the most holy theotokos, and there she was, the church was orthodox and already just after 1.596, when it was already, and support for the unia was quite active. but then the icon already falls into the hands of a clear. and there she also finds her veneration, and even that it is such a fact that one of the unian archimandrites paid 1,000 taylers a year for a special chapel that stood next to the icon and whites during divine services. well, veneration, i would like to ask there are such unique icons that say here they revere everything, regardless of denomination , and orthodox catholics there, let's say the greek, catholics and even muslims, and just do you think this image is like that, as if hearing, accepting everyone non-den

[applause] reporter: from a castle, to the church, saint anne's cathedral and a service of reflectionqueen's life, on 96 years of it. the theme here once again, reconciliation. a congregation of nearly 800 at the cathedral to hear prayers of the queen -- praise of the queen for her work in bringing northern ireland's unionist communities closer together. in 2011, she visited the irish republic, making major gestures of reconciliation. a year later in belfast, she shook hands with the late martin mcginnis, a former ira commander. sinn fein is now the biggest party in northern ireland. >> it is separate, the queen from the symbolism of the monarchy, which as far as replicants are concerned is associated with imperialism, colonialism, and ruling ireland for centuries. however, they were able to develop a relationship with the queen. now, whether that will continue with the new king is another matter. reporter: king charles may have popularity. this is his 40th visit here, the first as monarch. he has pledged to follow in his mother's footsteps and seek the welfare of all the people in no

from a castle to the church, saint hans cathedral and a service of reflection on the queen's life all 96 years of it. the theme here once again reconciliation, a congregation of nearly 800 pack the cathedral, to hear praise of the queen for her work in bringing northern on ins, republican units, communities, closer together. in 2011, she had visited the irish republic making major gestures of reconciliation. a year later in belfast she shook hands with the lake. martin mcguinness, a former iraqi commander, chin fein is now the biggest party in northern ireland. but they've been careful the do, however, is to separate the person of the queen from the symbolism of the monarchy. which as far as republicans are concerned, as associated with imperialism and colonialism and rule in ireland for centuries. i'm, however, they are able to develop a relationship with the queen. now, whether that will continue with the new king as it is another matter. king charles may have popularity. this is his 40th visit here, the 1st as monarch. his pledge to follow in his mother's footsteps and seek the wel

rovers the cars usually used to carry members of the royal family made its way from balmoral castle to coffee church, which is just down the road from where we are now for a private ceremony. that was the 1st time that the members of the royal family had been staying here at a bomb or castle since the death of queen elizabeth had been seen in public. a short time later, the cars returned to and made their way back up the driveway. it was a significant moment from many of the people who were had been standing here waiting to cross the bridge on carrying flowers and other tributes and to pay their last respects to queen elizabeth, who died here at the castle on thursday afternoon when the cause reached the main gates of the castle, the cause of stops and the occupants got out. we saw a princess and we saw prince andrew. we so prince edward and his wife sophie and their children, they took time to look at the floral displays that had been delivered over the last day or so since the announcement of the queen's deaf. and they were looking at some of the messages that had been contained there as well. thi

castle. st. george's church is inside of windsor castle where there will be the burial service.t. you will see and hear the wonderful choir, the boys choir at st. george's chapel and i hope you can listen in because the music is simply wonderful. >>> all right, back to reality shall we say, a fifth circuit court judge upheld a law in texas banning social media companies from censoring users posts based on their political viewpoint. hillary vaughn on capitol hill. this is now heading to the supreme court, hillary? reporter: if there is an appeal yes, it could make its way to the supreme court, stuart. you're right, the u.s. appeals court siding with texas over big tech. the texas law that removing posts based on a political ideology should stay intact. the appeals court in it the ruling, if they ruled in favor of the social media platforms opposed the law the precedent would set would be dangerous, paving way for other companies, banks phone companies, to decline service to a customer that may support an unfavorable political party or candidate or business. the appeal court judge

we've also seen live pictures to from inside windsor castle, the church there on the grounds where manybers of the royal family and their guests are assembling right now in preparation for that funeral service that will happen during our broadcast. we put up our web site page here because in the corner you see that qr code as we do the local news this morning on here on kron 4. >> you can always open up your camera and take a peek at that qr code. it will take you right to the spot on our website where you can see the live stream of what's going on because we do have cameras set up at windsor castle. we are waiting for that ceremony so you can stay abreast of the local news and what's happening in the world as the world mourns the death of queen elizabeth. her reign is over the elizabethan age is over is a huge day and worldwide politics. all leaders from around the world are there. so you can get the best of both this morning 6.33. is that i'm back to local news for san francisco voters are deciding in november of landlords and real estate. investors should be taxed for keeping their h

rovers the cars usually used to carry members of the royal family made its way from balmoral castle to coffee church, which is just down the road from where we are now for a private ceremony, that was the 1st time that the members of the royal family had been staying here at abum or castle since the death of queen elizabeth had been seen in public. a short time later, the cars returned to and made their way back up the driveway. it was a significant moment from many of the people who were had been standing here waiting to cross the bridge on carrying flowers and other tributes and to pay their last respects to queen elizabeth, who died here at the castle on thursday afternoon when the cause reached the main gates of the castle, the cause stops and the occupants got out. we saw a princess and we saw prince andrew resolve, prince edward, and his wife sophie and their children. they took time to look to act. the floral displays that had been delivered over the last day or so since the announcement of the queen's death. and they were looking at some of the messages that had been contained there as well.

rovers because usually used to carry members of the royal family made its way from balmoral castle to catholic church, which is just down the road from where we are now. for a private ceremony, that was the 1st time that the members of the royal family had been staying here at abominable castle since the death of queen elizabeth had been seen in public a short time later, the cars returned to and made their way back up the driveway it was a significant moment for many of the people who were had been standing here waiting to cross the bridge on carrying flowers and other tributes and to pay their last respects to clean elizabeth who died here at the castle on the thursday afternoon. when the cars reached the main gates of the castle, the cars stops and the occupants got out. we saw princess anne resort, prince andrew, resolve prince edward and his wife sophie and their children. we also, so i'm friends with the prince of wales and his wife and kate, the duchess of cornwall, and cambridge and their children. they took time to look at the floral displays that had been delivered over the last day or so.

elizabeth the queen mother, she will be resting with her family not too far from the castle itself, a beautiful churchhenry vi and quite a magnificent place to have your final resting place. >> todd: this has been earthquake of a week there, new prime minister, new a new king, do you get a sense that charles and prime minister truss have any relationship prior to this, had any relationship prior to this? going forward, what do you think that relationship is going to be? >> well, i don't think up until now charles had any relationship with the prime ministers, i think obviously as future king, he will be meeting with the prime minister. they have a weekly meeting every tuesday at buckingham palace or wherever and she will tell me what is going on in the world from her point of view and i'm sure he will be speaking to her about what he would like to do as a future monarch and see if they can have a meeting of the mind so there is no dissension or controversy and i'm hopeful also during this period of mourning, that william and harry, longest time they will ever be together in the future, they'll have so

up my new duties resolved to seek the welfare of all the inhabitants of northern no from a castle to the church saint hans cathedral and a service of reflection on the queen's life. all 96 years of it, the theme here once again reconciliation. a congregation of nearly 800 pack the cathedral to hear praise of the queen for her work in bringing northern honors, republican units, communities closer together. in 2011, she had visited the irish republic making major gestures of reconciliation a year later in belfast. she shook hands with the late martin mcguinness, a former iraqi commander and chin fein is now the biggest party in northern ireland . what they've been careful to do, however, is to separate the person of the queen from the symbolism of the monarchy, which as far as republicans are concerned, as associated with imperialism and colonialism and rule in ireland. for centuries. however, they are able to develop a relationship with the queen. now, whether that will continue with the new king as there is another matter thing, charles may have popularity. this is his 40th visit here, the 1st

giles church, which is just up the royal mile from the palace or castle where the prince was staying, and the beautiful procession as they followed the queen's casket up to the church, just a little bit away from the castle. it's such an amazing, amazing scene in scotland, that's where my family's heritage comes from, and martha's too, and she's able to give us the lay of the land in england. a beautiful ceremony and more to come as the days of mourning carry on here in the u.k. >> sandra: a central theme we have heard from the new king, he is about to speak shortly here, has been his promise to continue his mother's, the queen's selfless duty, words he has used many times since his mother's passing, promised to carry out his new role mirroring or at least trying to do the best he can to replicate what she was able to do during her incredibly long time serving as the queen for these people. >> john: the first minister there of scotland has finished her message of condolence, we expect we may hear from the conservative leader as well. as he speaks, let's bring in jonathan hunt, live ou

just under another, queen's coffin will enter saint george chapel at the castle for the committal service. george's chapel is the church regularly chosen by the royal family for weddings, christenings and funerals will have team coverage of events of britain to that. and i'll be crossing over to our correspondent edwin's castle in a moment. but 1st, this report on the funeral service thus took place in westminster abbey aliya aa queen elizabeth begins her final journey. her coffin made its way to westminster abbey thousands gathered to bid a personal farewell. a full military guard accompanied the departed monarch, part of an ancient ceremony, combining church state and the royal family's history. ah, i. elizabeth's grandchildren followed her into the abbey. ah, followed by her son, king charles the 3rd and the queen consort camilla. oh. the dean of westminster abbey introduced to service here. where queen elizabeth was married and crowned, we gather from across the nation from the commonwealth and from the nations of the world, to mourn our loss. to remember her long life of selfless service and in short confidence to

castle. he wore ships at a church where we were able to see him very close up. >> what does this moment meanll i've been able to hear is just the silence? >> absolutely. going into the cathedral. just hushed him sever, very sad and seeing her scottish crown on top of the coffin was quite emotional. the flowers of course came from balmoral, you know, from her home there. it was very emotional. so glad i got here to see it. >> thank you very much, roslyn. really appreciate you taking the time to speak to us. christine, i spoke to one former serviceman in the last two hours, he said he spent hours in line wyatting for that very moment to pay respects to my old boss. those were his words. this is a big logistical operation. people in london have to line up, get arm bands, they go through a white tent where they check the bags. this is the moment for scots to say their final farewell to a queen who they loved dearly and forso many years. >> clearly she loved scotland, no question, throughout her whole life. about 90 minutes from now the king and queen consort will arrive. nic robertson at the chu

other members of the royal family have remained at balmoral castle in scotland. after a short churchs afternoon, the castle gates opened and, in convoy, three of the queen�*s children — prince andrew, prince edward, princess anne and their families made their way to the local church for a private service. during her lifetime, the queen talked about the strength and comfort she found through herfaith and during the long summer months here on the balmoral estate, she worshipped here at crathie kirk. in its familiar surroundings, herfamily came together today to pray. it was a short service and afterwards, the three families left their vehicles and walked across the bridge, over the river dee, to the people who had come to pay their respects. it�*s a family event and i feel incredibly solemn, they�*ve got such a solemn time ahead of them as a family. it is important he's aware, because he will only know a king, rather than a queen. it is so sad to see her go. it will be so different. u-sjust amazing. — she was such an amazing woman. she did so much. it is stilljust two days since the qu

earlier today bells rang out in tribute to the queen, windsor castle and churches across the country. as you mentioned, gun salutes of 96 rounds to mark each year of her life have been fired in hyde park, tower of london, k ardif, northern ireland , jersey, gibralter, it is expected charles will be formerly proclaimed king at a share moan it at st. jamie spears' palace tomorrow in front of a ceremonial body and for the very first time ever, that process will be broadcast live on television. next week, potentially tuesday, the queen's coffin will be taken to westminster hall where her body will lie in state before her funeral service. it will also allow the public to file past and pay their respects for 23 hours a day. following the funeral, the queen 's coffin is expected to be taken in a procession through the center of london, before heading to windsor castle , her final resting place will be in the king george the xi memorial chapel where her mother and father are buried and by the way, stu, i want to bring this up. there have been questions about what happens to the queen's wealth

at other saluting station at home and abroad. bells will ring out across in churches across the land, including at windsor castle where a very special bell will sound $96.00 times for all of the ears of the queen's life. and the life of do you see begins as well for king charles the 3rd and his queen, consort camilla. they will return to london for official duties, including signing off the funeral plan, meeting the prime minister later can charles will produce a pre recorded statement to the nation. and finally, later on this evening, a service of remembrance will take place, attended by dignitaries and the prime minister at saint paul's cathedral in london . indeed, thank you very much for bringing this up to speed. jonah, how lap rest outside buckingham palace was laid is meanwhile, had been paying tribute to queen elizabeth indian prime minister in arrange ramon. he said he's pained by her death, and that she provided inspiring ladyship to her nation and people. french president emanuel macross has saluted the monarch as a friend of france. he said she'll be remembered as a kind hearted queen whose left a la

were, you know, dear to heart, that she loved, that she would sing herself at the church, or up, up, up, up at belmore castle. and also when you look at the people who attended the service to nelson, not just her family. and this was, you know, not just her family like king charles and, and hand her other children, prince and princess and prince andrew. prince edwards. but it was also members of the scottish community, so the queen was patron to many charities. and so representatives from, from and with his charities that were invited to join this service. um, so it was a mixture of family of community. and then also political leaders, you know, scotland 1st madison in custodian was there she read a piece as well and the prime minister list trust was at the event as well at the service as well. so really an important get together of people from all walks of life really and the late queen's journey doesn't stop there. what's next on the u. j? yes, absolutely. i mean, so she will lie and rest ass angels now for the next 24 hours. so that will hopefully give people enough time to catch a glance at her and then

the procession left for the vesmeistersky abbey, where a church service was held in front of a congregation of thousands, then to windsor castle, the state service was held in a narrow circle and ended with a private burial. it was a day of emotions of memory and honors according to a message from buckingham palace, the queen made personal changes to the event plan london, about a hundred heads of state and government from around the world arrived, hundreds thousands of people gathered on the streets of the british capital. and the mourning ceremony, which was broadcast live, was watched by millions of people all over the world , and the mourning ceremony began. in the morning, the coffin with the queen's body was transported from the cold westminster abbey on a state cannon carriage to this very church in 1947. elizabeth was still a princess at that time. to marry prince philip to say goodbye to her majesty politicians and world leaders came state funeral his decision to equal britain's first in 60 years of service to westminster 11 days after the death of queen elizabeth ii, the state carriage of the royal navy delivered 140

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paul's cathedral and windsor castle among many other churches across the country. gun salutes of 96 rounds will be fired off at high park, the tower of london to mark each year's of her majesty's life. 2,000 places will be available to the public those expected to go very fast. now tomorrow, saturday is expected that charles will be formally proclaimed king although technically he was the moment the queen died. the ceremony tomorrow will take place at st. james palace in london in front of ceremonial body known accession council and 5 days after her death the queen's coffin to make long-mile journey where her body will lie in state before her funeral in some ten days time also. once the coffin reaches the hall it will likely remain there till the morning of the funeral to allow members to have public to file pass and pay their respects. the uk government to have a detailed security plan in place for large crowds arriving in london similar to the 2012 olympics and already local transport in london has been packed with people heading towards buckingham palace early t

castle. and at balmoral, the queen's three younger children and their families viewed tributes to her after attending a churchthe day of the queen's funeral, monday 19th of september, will be a bank holiday across the country. our royal correspondent nicholas witchell was watching today's events. in the setting of london's original royal palace at st james's, the accession council, britain's political leaders, past and present, with other notable figures. there to pledge their allegiance to britain's new head of state. god save the king. all: god save the king. the king joined the accession council gathered in the palace's throne room to make his declaration. it is my most sorrowful duty to announce to you the death of my beloved mother, the queen. i know how deeply you, the entire nation, and i think i may say the whole world, sympathise with me in the irreparable loss we've all suffered. my mother's reign was unequalled in its duration, its dedication and its devotion. even as we grieve, we give thanks for this most faithful life. i am deeply aware of this great inheritance, and of the duties and heavy resp

there will be such a beautiful arch above the castle and there will be a cross on it. it is clear that this is the church the six-month war in kremenchuk , two dozen churches of the moscow patriarchate and five psu were damaged . news told about the most important thing for today that will undoubtedly affect our tomorrow with you, i tell you see you soon well and

castle ab travel up the road. that's just next to be here and head to catholic church, which is just close to us for our private to a religious ceremony for the remaining royal members who are in the castle at the moment. amongst that group we had princess and prince andrew, prince edward, his wife sophie. we also had william prince william, the the prince of wales and his wife, kate, the duchess of cornwall. and cambridge, sher and very shortly after that may be about half an hour. so they, the cars returned and the significance of this is very important because this is the 1st time that the public who had been arraigned arranged up and down the the driveway here. got a chance to get a glimpse of our members of the royal family since the death of queen elizabeth the 2nd last thursday here at ball mold castle than the cars when they returned, made their way across the bridge. i'm up to the main gate of the castle at which point b occupants of the cars got out in the princess and princess as i started to and their children started to look at the bunches of flowers that have been gathering there for the last day or

baptismal font, there will be such a beautiful arch over the castle and there will be a cross on it, it will be clear that this is the church during the six months of war in kremenchuk, two dozen churches were damaged of the moscow patriarchate and the 5th ptsa iryna skripachova oleksandr popenko for the espresso tv channel with this i will say goodbye to you until tomorrow the news editor told about the most important thing for today that will undoubtedly affect our tomorrow with you i say see you well and read more about important events on our website with press tv subscribe to our channels in social networks be near in the evening we celebrate a cold already celebrates familiar symptoms try flukold-4 components of flukol and act in a targeted manner against stinging pain and runny nose flukolden creatures are not are able to choose something else and we in ukraine like to choose everything, even if it is insurance on hotline finance hotline finance insurance, of course, online so that ukrainians do not think about so that they do not speak in the first place, it is still war war and our victory seven days a week from mo

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dryness already, probably palaces to castles will be seen everywhere, or still i didn’t see it alone, it seems that the building of the confectionery shop is next to the churchit is very similar to a miniature palace. opposite the trinity church rises no, not another palace. and the peter and paul church is absolutely atypical for the russian orthodox tradition, and next to it is a former monastery, a basilian. building of the 1770s council to the temple. you should definitely look at the huge panel on the ceiling of the main hall. the transfiguration here is an 18th-century fresco with a realistic, non-canonical depiction of the saints of jesus christ, these unusual murals are the result of the unian origin of the temple, like these round icons similar in orthodox churches. you can hardly find it anywhere else, but the same icon of our lady hodegetria of ruzhany, revered in the town, has golden crosses and rings on it, a kind of gratitude from the parishioners , it is believed that in 1895 she saved the church from a severe fire, many buildings suffered a huge number of people. victims, and the temple remained safe and sound. despite the fires, the events o

church of england today. the archbishop of canterbury. there will be gun salutes from the four corners of the kingdom. from edinburgh castle here in scotland. from cardiff in wells. from northern ireland. guns will fire as well in hyde park in london. symbolic but again remembering the queen. now the official a session to the throne of king charles. the queen will be expected to leave over the coming days. time and date still to be determined or announced avidly at least. she will travel to edinburgh where she will lie in rest. the palace which is the official residence of the monarch in scotland. there will be a service likely the day after at the cathedral before the queen body is then moved to london to lie in state before the funeral. big each day that comes. there are big events. today really it has to be the beginning of more of those official meetings with king charles. the a session counsel carried on television for the first time ever. >> you are in scotland outside the castle. just how significant are the events that will be happening there.>> significant of course because it was a place that the queen cherished.

castle itself. from there it will be carried into the church, into saint george's chapel. there is a congregation that have been gathering there for the last couple of hours. this will be a better different congregation from the one that we saw in the b a itself. this is a congregation of a 100, were talking about people who are very close to the queen who are friends of the royal family who knew the queen for many, many years. and they will be there to say a much more personal farewell that dina windsor will oversee the service there. and that will take a probably in the region of about an hour, there will also be readings that will be him as well. and the one of the, the hymns that will be something is a russian him, which was also saying at the funeral of prince philip just over a year ago. many people speculated as the tend to do when people have been together for such a long time. how the queen would fare without the passage, she called her rock by her side. remember, prince philip was 101 at the queen's on mother lived into her hundreds and people questioned whether

cupelushkas, there will be such a beautiful arch over the castle and on it there will be a cross that will make it clear that this is the churchg the six months of the war in kremenchuk, two dozen churches were damaged oleksandr popenko of the moscow patriarchate and the 5th psu of iryna skripacheva for the espresso tv channel, this is all the news as of this moment. don't miss the next issue at 11. read more news on our website espresso.tv, a brief summary of the main things on our telegram channel, the most interesting news of espresso.tv information and videos on our youtube channel espresso.tv subscribe like us write comments always have a ukrainian view of the world my colleagues valevska and yehor churinda will continue in a few moments information marathon espresso be with us wild creatures are not able to choose anything else and we in ukraine like to choose everything even if it is insurance on hotline finance hotline finance insurance of course online so that ukrainians don't think about so that they don't talk in the first place anyway war war and our victory seven days a week from monday to monday seven different s

eh, there is no castle of the world and still traveling there, instead of wearing tight socks, there is still a lot of village there, if there is a very old church, i left there, i immediately survived a long story there. and i'm in china, i only have lopods at the university. i still have my own companies about modern videos lorik shoot, but also explain yes, the chinese tick tock only before the chinese company opened a world company, but besides china it is called a flower, but in chinese it is called tain, therefore, a company was opened with friends, who wanted to collect yours? these people filmed a video about the belarusian culture, the art of life. i see that now the belarusian major is in the looting, they love to shoot videos where you sing at least somewhere, dance somewhere, somewhere make a joke. well, this video was also made by belarusians, preparing national dishes in the forest. it's interesting, so i think not only belarus is interested in china's world is also interesting, but i would like to do business here. russian and chinese. i think georgie's drama is still if a good shedding, because this online store has it. uh, now t

already, probably, palaces to castles will be seen everywhere, or still not a single it seems that the building of the confectionery shop next to the churchry similar to a miniature palace. opposite the trinity church rises no, not just another palace. and the peter and paul church is absolutely atypical for the russian orthodox tradition, and next to it is a former monastery, a basilian. building of the 1770s council to the temple. you should definitely look at the huge panel on the ceiling of the main hall. the transfiguration here of the frescoes of the xviii century with a realistic non-canonical image of the saints of jesus christ, these unusual murals are the result of the unian origin of the temple, as well as these round icons are similar in orthodox churches. you can hardly find it anywhere else, but the same icon of our lady hodegetria of ruzhany, revered in the town, has golden crosses and rings on it, a kind of gratitude from the parishioners , it is believed that in 1895 she saved the church from a severe fire, many buildings suffered a huge number of people. victims, and the temple remained safe and sound. despite the fires,

both live near the castle in modest homes that the queen gave to them. and every sunday after church the queen drives her jaguar to visit one of the cousins margaret rhodes who greets her with a curtsy enhancer a gin and dubonnet. and they sit down and they chat about friends and family. as i sat on margaret's sagging sofa. in her living room where her dog's toys were scattered all around on the floor. i could imagine the queen sitting in the very same spot with her hat on her head. but completely relaxed. at public events. i watched the queen at a distance all was the smiling icon moving through the crowd careful not to engage too much. so it was especially helpful to have three social encounters at private gatherings and each time. i caught the animated gestures the sparkling blue eyes and the flashing smile familiar to her friends, but rare in public. on my first meeting during a garden party at the british ambassador's residence here in washington. i watched the queen have a spirited conversation with my husband about the kentucky derby and i remembered what the british artist ho

church of england. then, a fire tore through the queen's beloved windsor castle.ar, literally, the house of winds are going up in flames. and it was a terrible, terrible time for the queen. it was a time that sort of struck threatened her, unhinged the, not just the happiness, but the security of the house of windsor, the breakdown of the marriage of prince and princess of whales, charles and diana, sort of symbolized a great time for the future. the loss of certainty. >> but perhaps, the queen's greatest challenge game of the publication of andrew morgan's book, diana: her true story. it raked over the love listener rich to prince charles, a reading disorder, suicide attempts, and left the royals looking heartless. the british people largely took a diana assigned, all the more after diana's shocking death in paris. >> it was one of the few times when the queen seemed totally out of touch with her people. >> i think they will now realize what they had was a princess, one in 1 million. >> for me, the biggest moments of jeopardy for the royal family was that queen w

churches and cathedrals up and down the land. re is daniel sanford. daniel: less than 24 hours after his mother's death, king charles had to leave bowel moral castle andvel to london. -- balmoral castle and travel to london. at this moment of transition, the crowd expressing ac complex set of emotions, th shock and love for the new monarch. >> hip hip -- >> hooray! >> hip hip -- >> hooray. daniel: tonight he will address the nation, and it will be filmed in the blue drawing room. his first visit to buckingham palace was prime minister liz truss, who started in the job three days ago. she will be his first prime minister. he her second monarch. at noon -- [bl ringing] >> bells rang out in abbeys and cathedrals across the country to mark t passing of the uk's longest-serving monarch. moments later, mp's assembled in parliament. >> order, order. i invite the house to rise and observe a moment of silence in honor of her late majesty, queen elizabeth the second. >> this, a time only for tributes. >> today, our country, our people, this house are united in mourning. queen elizabeth ii was this countries great monarch, andt feels impossible to imagine a brit

the ballroom of the ball morale castle and will be delivered to the holy rock house palace in windenburg on sunday, then it will be flown to london on the eve of churchesacross the great britain has placed mourning books where anyone from parishioners can write down their condolences, the queen's burial will be the first state funeral since her first prime minister among winston churchill in 1965 , the news team is already preparing a fresh issue, but do not switch because the marathon is the only news work for you 24/7 vadim kolodyachuk and olesya nitsevich will continue friends good morning to you and i wish you a good and successful broadcast thank you olena really good morning because 200 days of war and more than 2000 square kilometers have been liberated and again this ukrainian territory for what we thank the armed forces of ukraine we start our main broadcast on september 11 the day is brave ukraine strong soon the sky above the occupiers will say good evening we are from ukraine joining the army drones from the armed forces of ukraine let the falcons fly our new superstar flawless aim every bird brings our victory closer good evening we are fr

church the heart of jesus which is located in the village of svobodka. it is visible, er, from many lakes. uh, from afar, this costume looks a lot like snow white castle.f unusual relief, hills, the city of which opens, a breathtaking view of the open spaces water gladiator. this place used to be called eh, a life mountain, and at the beginning of the 20th century, indians came here and installed a small lighthouse on this place. it was located on the site of this geodetic column from all times, the locals began to call this mountain lighthouse mountain, what is it still called? mount lighthouse is the best observation point of the national park. the absolute height of this hill is 174 m above sea level, we were old. the tower, it has become not quite relevant ; the forest has risen and the view that used to open. he closed and people became not interested. this year we have built, well, a tower, it is 14.5 m. from this tower, a 360-degree view of the lakes of strusta snuda and the islands of these lakes opens up. you see, what a view and how you can not love. this place is not to love this national park.

church the heart of jesus which is located in the village of svobodka. he, apparently, uh from many lakes. uh, from afar, this suit looks a lot like white castle.lief, hills, the city of which opens, a breathtaking view of the expanses of the water surface of the lakes. previously, this place was called the mountain-biznya, and at the beginning of the 20th century , surveyors came here and installed a small lighthouse on this place, it was located on the site of this geodetic column from all times, the locals began to call this mountain the lighthouse mountain, as it is still called ? mount lighthouse is the best observation point of the national park. the absolute height of this hill is 174 m above sea level, we were the old tower, it has become not quite relevant, the forest has risen and the view that used to open. it e closed and people became uninteresting. this year we built a tower, it is 14.5 m high. it offers a 360- degree view of the lakes of strusta snuda and the islands of these lakes. you see, what a view and how you can not love. this place is not to love this national park. i began to visit nature when i did not go to school yet,