my name is catherine king. i am professor in marissa at u. c. l a. and i have been an activist against boar and for social justice, since at least 1968 when i was a graduate student at columbia university. i've been involved in protests against the war in vietnam. and then i transferred to princeton university. and i remember i used to take time out from reading my dissertation and going and joining the marches outside nasa whole against apartheid. i've been involved in protest against invading iraq, the 1st time with the 1st george bush and then totally outraged in protesting against the 2nd invasion of iraq, which was the one that was such a complete disaster. and i remember at columbia when i was so outraged at the police action against the students, i didn't believe the police would act like that. i didn't believe that the university would act like that. and i think students today at you see a way or some of them are shocked at the brutality of the police. and just it's got to be very traumatizing. it reminded me of columbia completely. that it w

catherine the second sent troops to warsaw, after which her lover, stanislav poniatowski, was elected kingcatherine's attitude towards the poles are reflected in the rescript to ambassador jacob sivers, due to the fickleness and flightiness of the entire people, due to their proven malice and hatred towards ours, and especially due to the inclination expressed in them towards french debauchery and outrages, we will never have peace in them. unsafe neighbor, otherwise than by bringing him into sheer powerlessness and infirmity. at the same time, the goal was set to liberate the lands and cities of some that belong to russia, populated by its fellow tribesmen and created in the same faith with us. russian ambassador nikolai repnin forced polish deputies to equalize the rights of orthodox catholics. powers prussia, austria and russia. 20 years later in 1792, the unrest among the polish aristocracy following the french revolution was expressed in the kosciuszko uprising, in which another oginski, the author of the famous polonaise, took part. in 1794 , the kosciuszko uprising was severely supp

support drawing on decades of activism out 0 spoke to one of them in los angeles so my name is catherine king. i am professor in marietta at u. c. l a. and i have been an activist against boar and for social justice, since at least 1968 when i was a graduate student at columbia university. i've been involved in protests against the war in vietnam, and then i transferred to princeton university. and i remember i used to take time out from reading my dissertation and going and joining the marches outside nasa whole against apartheid. i've been involved in protest against invading iraq, the 1st time with the 1st george bush and then totally outraged in protesting against the 2nd invasion of iraq, which was the one that was such a complete disaster. and i remember at columbia when i was so outraged at the police action against the students, i didn't believe the police would act like that. i didn't believe that the university would act like that. and i think students today at you see a way or some of them are shocked at the brutality of the police. and just it's got to be very traumatizing. it rem

king of poland. after the death of august ii. catherine troops to warsaw, after which her lover, stanislav poniatowski, was elected king. to deliver the lands and cities of a certain russia that belong to, inhabited by her fellow tribesmen and created in the same faith with us . russian ambassador nikolai repnin forced polish deputies to equalize the rights of orthodox catholics. without having its own constitution, russia took on the role of guarantor of the polish constitution, which turned the polish-lithuanian commonwealth is a de facto protectorate. russia, dissatisfied with these innovations , the gentry, in 1768 united into the so -called lordly confederation and openly ... opposed russia. the confederates gathered 5,000 people and occupied the zamosc fortress, which was defeated by alexander vasilyevich suorov. the lithuanian crown hetman aginsky gathered 800 confederates, but was defeated by suvorov in the battle of stolovich. general viominil, sent by the french government, captured the krakow castle, but after 3 days he was besi

of the royal family, well, apart from three of them, but the, the has improved, for, the king william . catherinewell. you know, hers was 14. it's now i think it's now something like 30% or almost 30. so that's not too bad. so yeah, we're going to have this monarchy for a very long time. and the republican movement, they may want to have a republic, but it's not going to happen. well, it's not going to happen. well, it's not going to certainly happen in my lifetime. and i suspect not going to happen for many, many moons , away. moons, away. >> and, charles, prince harry is back in town this week, isn't he? for another anniversary, this time of the invictus games, lots of people talking about. oh, you know, will there be a reunion in, between prince harry and his brother, or at least prince harry and the king? lots of people saying that's not very likely. what do you. what do you think? >> i, i, i doubt very much if harry will be seeing william. >> that would be amazing if he did see william. i think william's actually got various dufies william's actually got various duties that he's doing. in any

catherine or kate? the lady's recovering from serious operation and on going treatment. des difficult and the kingt for the people, where's catherine and remain respectful and regarding the family. i want to assume anybody would speak out of turn because that would be disrespectful, wouldn't it? why would they? stuart: exempt for prince harry. not allowed to stay in wind sore allegedly and that's the way the gossip goes and that's cheeky. susan: harry back from semi-royal tour in nigeria and back home. what happened to his foundation and arch well foundation, how's that going? >> well, i'm glad you asked this, stu. what a farce this has become and we found out, they only worked when it awakened their charity and only two donations and two major doe nayses and a lot of donations in charitable work gone down over the last few years thanks to the pan democrat and i can friends we don't know over here called delinquent and haven't filed paperwork and we don't know it's that and seemingly not filing paperwork and this is bad news for the arch well foundation and because if they can't get that simple th

and, of course, we extend our wishes to catherine and the king as they both recover from their healthannouncement, quite a funny development, actually. ian dale, the lbc presenter who stood down from his show this week to try and stand as a candidate as a tory mp in tunbridge wells, has now been , tunbridge wells, has now been, dumped from the selection process because people have unearthed the podcast where he said that he never likes the place tunbridge wells and would happily live somewhere else. so all breaking in the last half an houn all breaking in the last half an hour, i'm sure tom and emily, on good morning britain in just a tick. we'll be covering that. but yeah. ian, dale , who left but yeah. ian, dale, who left his lbc radio show to stand as a tory candidate in tunbridge wells in kent, sussex, is no longer standing . longer standing. >> i'm sure they'll have him back. well, listen, that's it from here in britain's newsroom up from here in britain's newsroom up next, it's good afternoon britain with tom and emily. >> goodness me. a busy day of news today. kie starmer has j

the italian sport was brought to france by catherine de medici, a representative of a powerful tuscan family, who became the wife of kingt of the queen or cerceus was performed at court. this french performance opened chronicle of the ballet genre. the action, in which the queen and her children and courtiers participated , lasted more than 5 hours. the court ballet found a second home in france. king louis x also loved to appear on stage in roles . but court ballet reached its highest peak during the reign of his son, king louis the sun. italian dances were performed in the palaces of britain. queen elizabeth i of england enjoyed dancing the cheerful goliarda and daring volta at court balls and masquerades. pantomime was in fashion. in a performance within a performance, expressive grotesque pantami is performed by artists, heroes of the stage. dexterity in the shakespearean tragedy hamlet. the tradition of mimic scenes in ballet was preserved in productions of the 20th century. it was the renaissance that gave the world a miracle called ballet. for many centuries, this beautiful, perfect form of art has glorified beau

the death of queen elizabeth and the devastating cancer revelations from both king charles and catherinehy, and his delusions of grandeur are reckless, and he remains a liability to the future of the monarchy. so he still has some growing up to do. mark but i understand what you're saying. it's devastating to watch it all unfold . unfold. >> and was it wrong of the king not to grant him an audience, even five minutes for a hug? after all, our monarch is battling cancer. >> i mean, i think what we're giving prince harry a lot of credit by taking his word for why they didn't have a meeting. the king hasn't commented on why they didn't meet. we are all reacting to a press release sent out by prince harry's team and who says he wanted to calm speculation. well, where was that desire to calm speculation when omid scobie accused your father of racism at the end of last year? so i just think that that whole release was entirely self—serving to, you know, cater to the victimhood narrative that he's done such a good job of building in the states , let's building in the states, let's talk now abou

catherine. let's move on now to king charles. is he planning some tough love for his youngest son, harry?k this is a tale of when you see stories that sound too good to be true. >> they probably are. a lot of us feel like harry and meghan take advantage of their titles and would like to see them stripped of them, but that's not really a conversation that's happened between king charles and prince william in in years. technically me and charles and william know this. if they strip harry and meghan of the duke and duchess title, they would revert to being prince harry and princess henry the princess or the prince title cannot be removed . that is harry's removed. that is harry's birthright. and you better believe meghan probably already holds the copyright. but worst case scenario , prince harry is case scenario, prince harry is still a prince. meghan markle becomes publicly a princess, which we can expect her to still slap on jars of cbd jam. so i feel like this story really is kind of nonsensical clickbait . i kind of nonsensical clickbait. i don't really feel like this is a legitimate co

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immediate family. jones's daughter in law, catherine the wife of prince william is herself undergoing preventative keyma therapy for cancer inside the unit to the king, to a diagnostics and screening facilities. hearing about the new melanoma skin cancel vaccine announced just last week. i'm sitting down to chat with long chemotherapy patients. the king sympathized, telling her i've got to have my treatment this afternoon as well. the king's own can, so it wasn't bounced in february after a scheduled prostate treatment the previous month. the exact nature of his cancer hasn't been revealed, but the publicity about his condition has seen an 11 fold increase in the number of prisoners seeking medical advice for prostate concerns. it's huge, the popular thing that that much is paid paid today. well, the king is still on sky and comes to treatments. many thousands of people choose to what walls i have come to treatment. often. we think about that and what needs to happen in order to make that possible for people. so things spend such a message of hate to see and hit stay, not quite a full rich public duty for king charles. he's just to confirm his atten

instead of being negotiations like catherine egypt, stephanie deca is joining us now from the jordanian capital amman. and stephanie, what are you hearing about this? the king points and reaching a ceasefire agreement a well, it was a, a deal that had been green lighted by these railways initially. and what we understand is that agreement from him as that has amendments to it. they sat in cairo last weekend, the head of the c, i a director was there as well. these res decided not to send a team even though the americans awesome to do so. it looks like certain amendments many and small amendments, according to leaks in the latest deal, one of the degree, let's talk about the 1st phase, 33 captive supposed to be released by how mass. but israel insist that they are live captains. of course, nobody really knows how many captives remain alive, but have mass now saying that that will be alive and dead. that's the sticking for it is on insisting they need to be alive. and then also the timing as to the release. how much now? pushing back trying to delay it for as long as possible, saying the 1st release will come up to 3 days. just 3 captives. then 3 more, 7 days

catherine era have survived to this day. alexey evlev visited the water. meet me. onyx, son of banderras, a horse given to vladimir putin by the king of saudi arabia.s purebred arabian foal is busy increasing livestock herds of the legendary derkul stud farm. and very close to the eastern beauties there are also english mares. this isabella color costs more than many luxury foreign cars. she has blue eyes. there are beautiful horses around us and yet mares continue to produce new foals almost every day. well, all the money received from the excursion, and the kanezvod was visited by over 10 thousand people in a year, is spent on employee salaries, and yet it is also necessary to maintain the unique century-old buildings of the local estate. this, for example, is the only manesh in the world that was built from durable larch; the structure is supported by only one central shaft. the horses themselves missed the attention and sincere care of people. in general, they are very much just beggars, there are beggars. you go into the stable, they’re knocking on the stall door, come pet me, give me something tasty, they’re just like girls. the management of

at the same time, the king of eastern georgia, irakli ii, trying to save his people from turkish and persian raids, turned to catherine, the treaty of st. george was concluded, according to which eastern georgia recognized the protectorate of russia, and catherine. acted as a guarantor of its independence and integrity, the agreement equalized the rights of georgian and russian nobles and allowed for the establishment of trade relations. further expansion of russia into the caucasus catherine's heirs, emperors alexander ii and nicholas i, will take over. in the meantime, potemkin, who received the title of prince of tauride, began active settlement of crimea. the bulk of the migrants. consisted of residents of russian lands, as well as kalmyks, nagai nomads, bulgarians, moldovans, greeks, and armenians. in addition to former subjects of the ottoman empire, immigrants from europe appeared here. karsikans, polish jews, albanians, poles, swedes. during the time that the newly acquired southern territories were being settled, catherine changed several favorites. and although potemkin did not remain without female attentio

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king's coronation and the wedding of the prince and princess of wales. there's one picture which i discussed with them, which i hoped we might do, which was the picture of prince william and catherinee minutes isn't very long to take a portrait. and the reason why i mention that is because all the expressions and all the movements and all the positions are very spontaneous. they're from the people. they're not directed by me. and i think that has to come from a certain amount of trust going both ways. and in a way, it was probably the most successful picture for me of that day. so, it crosses the border between formal and informal. the retouching of portraits was commonplace from the earliest prints to make them look as good as possible. some images show the photographer's annotations. this picture of the late queen and prince philip includes notes which say, "background must be kept light and please do not cut." the photographer was antony armstrong—jones, who later married the queen's sister, princess margaret, and regularly photographed his wife. the exhibition has been ten years in the planning and everyone involved has some favourites. tell us why you like this image of the la

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king to be known as queen. and then their first name has done an amazing job. essentially being the figurehead of the royal family during what has been a very difficult time with catherinehis majesty the king. charles's diagnosis with cancer. and now they're both, undergoing treatment and in recovery , thank treatment and in recovery, thank god. and the queen. queen camilla has done an amazing job leading the royal family supporting the royal family and also serving as a figurehead to the country during what is a really difficult time, which is why i find that the fact that there was this discussion within there was this discussion within the palace about whether or not queen camilla should be known as queen camilla should be known as queen camilla should be known as queen camilla or queen consort is quite bizarre because we look to the royal family as sort of these beacons of tradition , and these beacons of tradition, and it is tradition that the wife of the king is known as the queen. it's as simple as that. do you, benjamin? >> do you think, actually, the problem here is, you know, i know, i know anecdotally , there know, i know anecdotally, there are still many mem

catherine thank you. >> thank you very much indeed. well, today marks the one year anniversary since kingled with p°mp coronation that was filled with pomp and pageantry . pomp and pageantry. >> but 12 months later, the monarch seems to have forged an even closer bond with us. following his openness surrounding his cancer. >> well, all of this comes as prince archie celebrates his fifth birthday today. >> let's talk to royal commentator jennie >> let's talk to royal commentatorjennie bond, who commentator jennie bond, who joins us now. morning, jenny. good to see you. it i mean, it really does seem on this anniversary , mary, that the anniversary, mary, that the king, despite all the problems he's had, is someone who is just becoming more and more loved by his country , i think. his country, i think. >> so, i also think we shouldn't exaggerate it. >> the figures out in the latest poll are good, 60% of people want to keep the monarchy . it want to keep the monarchy. it would seem those questions 28, think it should be a republic. he himself has a 56% rating on whether he's doing a good job

king has had cancer or has still got cancer. is being treated for cancer. and princess of wales, catherine is being treated for cancer.anned off now he's coming back. meghan is going to not come because she might be booed. it's not about you, love. it's about actually you know and it's about actually you know and i think if you look at, and you alluded to it a bit with the conversation with michael, look at camilla, she was the hated woman, you know, because she was seen to be the, you know, the straw that broke the camel's back of that very fragile marriage of diana and but she put up with it, didn't she? but she put up with it and look what she put up with it and look what she has turned out to be. and look how she has stepped in and just worked. and she's kept going and she's solid. she's reliable. she's, you know , and reliable. she's, you know, and she looks normal. you know, she's got nice hands that look like they've been gardening. i mean, david lean as the panel's royal superfan , queen camilla, royal superfan, queen camilla, have you changed your mind on her or did you were you not bothered about the diana s

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catherine describes her actually recently as the one in charge. she was spotted, reminding her older brother george, who, of course, his future king, to bow to the coffinii, back in september 2022. she's also been known to keep her younger brother, prince louis, in check on a number of occasions . prince louis was a, occasions. prince louis was a, let's say, overenthusiastic with his waving to the crowds in the carriage during trooping the colour last year, and princess charlotte just very calmly put her hand on his to calm him down a little bit. and on the balcony , prince louis accidentally smacks her his older sister, in the head, which didn't go down too well with princess charlotte, but she clearly knew she was on display and did not make too much of a fuss and kind of let it slide, perhaps, in private , there was a bit more of private, there was a bit more of a reckoning to be had with her younger brother, but no princess charlotte, of course, turning nine third in line to the throne i >> cameron. quite a lot of coverage for the fact queen camilla at the buckingham palace reception yesterday , just the reception yesterday, just the day after we s

a tricky year, difficult year for the king and of course, for prince william, with his wife being unwell . all the princess being unwell. all the princess catherinews prince william is very much determined to continue on with all of his various, public dufies with all of his various, public duties and all of the honours that are bestowed on him. >> step up for prince william as well. he's having to do so much more, because , of course, the, more, because, of course, the, the, the diagnosis of the king. but also of his wife as well, prince william really taking on far, more, far more quickly than i think anyone expected. and in that there's a bit of a stepping up, a bit of an echo of what his grandmother went through at a very young age, not expecting to become queen in 1952, as she did, all sort of thrust upon her. i think there is a there is a sort of ricochet of that idea that this family that the royal family in britain does tend to sort of have duty thrust upon them. and and, and it's fascinating to see so many of them rise to that occasion and them rise to that occasion and the timing of all this. >> we were speaking to richard fitzwilliams,

it's a sense of loyalty to william and to catherine and to camilla, all of whom have been on the sharp end of harry's tongue. >> you know, jenny, when the kingf course, princess kate, a lot of us were very charitable thinking. okay, this is the moment. now blood is thicker than water. the trials and tribulations of such a serious thing is surely going to bnng serious thing is surely going to bring them together. but jenny, that hasn't happened, has it? if anything , people were commenting anything, people were commenting yesterday to gb news saying maybe the king just doesn't need all the stress of this. the drama , the constant tension. drama, the constant tension. maybe as hard as it is to do uncoupling as it were, is the best thing for him. >> yeah, well, you know, i thought at the funeral of the duke of edinburgh, then the funeral of the queen. surely those would have been occasions for the family come together. didn't happen then . it's not didn't happen then. it's not happening now. even with this. this cancer treatment, i think it's very sad. and i must admit, in my bones, i feel that charles should have made time to see his younger s

catherine, thank you very much indeed, some of the better ones. this is the, the better ones. this is the, the portrait of the king. the newspapers said i think the difficulty is a lot of people can't see it. it doesn't sort of stand out, but it is beautiful once you get up close to it and you can see the detail involved. i think it's just i think it's fabulous. >> absolutely agree. i actually think it looks better in the frame than the way it is being shown in a lot of the papers, sort of just all red because it's got a very stark black frame, which really, well, i think frames it perfectly. nice one. yeah. let us know what you think this morning, figures from the trussell trust show that 3.1 million emergency food parcels were provided last year, with more than 1.1 million of those going to children . going to children. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> the director of policy for the trussell trust, helen barnard, joins us now, quite shocking when you hear about the increase in the number of these. and we know that people have been really struggling with the cost of living in this, i suppose , is the tangible example suppose,

that william with catherine as unwell as she is after that very moving video message, i doubt that he will be involved in links with prince harry. he may well, harry may well see kingending on what you believed. but it's a very difficult situation. i mean, meghan is very wise to not come. she's chosen a trip to nigeria , she's chosen a trip to nigeria, which has just joined the invictus games and apparently meghan has 43% nigerian blood. so that visit, because harry will be joining her, will serve , will be joining her, will serve, i think, as shall we say, a fig leaf to hide the fact that she really isn't welcome in britain after the way they behaved in recent years and richard, in a sense, parody becomes reality . sense, parody becomes reality. >> that south park sketch of the global privacy tour, as you recall, now becoming reality with this non—royal trip to nigeria. as you say. >> well, of course, we must also remember that you think that nigeria is a member of the commonwealth, and harry and meghan were once the queen. the late queen elizabeth chose them to head the queen's commonwealth trust president and vice president. if you think back to their six hour h