those days, uk monarch charles ii denounced coffee houses as they would give rise to strange rumors, in the 18th century, the great frederic in prussia took a swipe at the surge in consumption of coffee. most of the people used to drink beer before coffee came into play. he said our people should drink beer, not any other beverages. later on, some rulers like pope clement, the... approved of coffee and the ban of consuming it was gradually removed, but before european rulers, the factory owners and entrepreneurs realized that coffee was very helpful for them, they would give the workers coffee to drink, because it would get them energized so they could work more for the same pay. what's more, the fate of revolutions and political change has somehow been... tie to coffee, if coffee or coffee houses didn't exist, the grounds for the french revolution wouldn't have been paved. although cofe has fervent advocates among ordinary people, it was more popular among artists and authors because it would give them the power to work more than before. for beethoven, coffee beans were like musical

in 1963, charles ii, the king of england , issued a royal charter for buying and selling wonds and personallyrted a company to trade wonds. the world of duties has ended in the 19th century, but research by international organizations has revealed the fact that modern slavery continues and modern slavery has become a big challenge today. the ships of the british slavers took at least three million slaves in the atlantic ocean. they moved britain also developed the country's infrastructure by using the free labor of slaves and increased its profits from this business, and despite the resistance of the british royal system in ending the slave trade, slavery was finally banned in britain about 200 years ago, but all reviews this confirms that slavery has continued in a new form in this country, like some other european countries . profanity and prostitution it is imposed in homes, stores and farms. for more than a century, the british were the main slave traders in the countries on both sides of the atlantic ocean . the british were not only famous for buying and selling slaves, but also by thre

it is generally believed that the work of art was commissioned by the wife of king charles ii. work. the canvas was found in poor condition, but it has already been restored and exhibited at vinzer castle. artemisia gentileschi is an italian artist of the 16th century. century, becoming the first woman elected to the academy of painting arts in florence. and then you know, it was a serious achievement. for some time she lived in london, where, by the way, she worked under the auspices of that same charles ii. of gentelski's most famous paintings , danae and judive beheading allan stand out. by the way, our matvey is a little larva who recently appeared. he talked about raphael on air and he also recently told us about yudiv, so if you want to update your knowledge about this work of art check it out on our youtube. in general, everyone is looking for their own path to fame, if of course they need it, are you talking about matvey, no , i’m talking about everyone in general now, what i’m hinting at, friends, you also have an option how you can stay in eternity, for example , in g

and then he sold charles ii, the king of england in 1963, issued a royal charter for buying and sellingd personally started a company to trade gold. but investigations by international organizations have revealed the fact that the new beautiful slavery continues and modern slavery has become a great challenge to mankind today. the ships of the british slave owners transported at least three million slaves in the atlantic ocean and also using the free labor of slaves. he developed the infrastructure of this country and increased his head from this business, and despite the resistance of the british royal system in ending the slave trade, slavery was finally banned in britain about 200 years ago, but all studies confirm that slavery in the form of new in this the country, like some other european countries, has continued in modern slavery, men and children are unwillingly forced to do hard and exhausting work with low wages or criminal acts, and women are forced to sell prostitution and work in homes, stores and farms. for more than a century, the british were the main traders of slavery

at 3:10, at the moment of her death, the crown passed and the reign of charles ii! began.o succeed such a revered sovereign and maintain the monarchy�*s position. on this, the first anniversary of the late queen's death, the king paid tribute to her. we recall with great affection, her long life, devoted service and all she meant to so many of us. i am deeply grateful too for the love and support that has been shown to my wife and myself during this year, as we do our utmost to be of service to you all. in the year since the late queen's death, the transition to charles has gone smoothly, perhaps more smoothly than many had expected. there's been a change in some aspects of style... ..but not in the central functioning of the monarchy. and that's been a relief to many. i think a wise person would certainly continue in the traditions of his mother. there are no finer traditions to follow. patrickjephson is a former senior member of the royal household. he was private secretary to the king's first wife, the late diana, princess of wales. i find it very reassuring that his fi

democracy florist in rhode island under the 1663 colonial charter granted by king charles ii. however, restrictive franchise clauses based on stringent property qualifications presented new ways of immigrants mostly irish catholics in the 1820s and 30s from entering the body politic. the charter restricted suffrage to those men possessing real estate, figure set in the year 1798 at $134 thereby disenfranchising most of the population from the commercial and manufacturing districts who were renting their dwellings. the election of 1840 was a watershed moment. huge rallies connected with this election all across the country without question though certainly rhode island. the rise of a stable two-party system in a jacksonian payback would increase efforts by political parties to sick groups of people that had been locked out of the political process, workers comp laborers abolitionist women i rights advocates begin using the declaration of independence to justify the quest for equality and opposition to tyranny. rhode island suffrage association that was formed in this time. you

imposing that on a spot is that not what we have in government anyway this was on the flip side king charles iiack up to the _ his job. some people say he should step back up to the plate _ his job. some people say he should step back up to the plate as - his job. some people say he should step back up to the plate as was . step back up to the plate as was thought on environmental issues but he has been muted on that. and a much tattooed figure as well. and we have coming up neil in sutton coldfield... no, we did that already because he spoke about the president of —— the idea of presidentjohnson. come on, tom, 68 years old, what do you think? i come on, tom, 68 years old, what do ou think? ~ i. come on, tom, 68 years old, what do ou think? ,, . . ., come on, tom, 68 years old, what do ou think? ,, . . . ., you think? i think having a head of state that is _ you think? i think having a head of state that is politically _ you think? i think having a head of state that is politically detached i state that is politically detached is a real positive for the uk and quite unique, and i think being ab

sufficient to a government deriving its power from the royal charter granted by that reckless -- charles the ii which stamp them with the -- [inaudible] had a profound impact, i think, on the state and on the nation. the most lasting legacy was perhaps embed into a ruling in 1848 and was also responsible for bringing the state its first constitution the. it drove and shook up an assembly that -- in 1843. black suffrage, it provided a platform for women to be involved in public political discourse. the beginning, i think, of the women's suffrage movement and equalis rights. in many ways you see this coming out in full force. involved with the petitioning campaigns, but you really see this activism both with women associated with the whigs and with the democrats. this was no tempest in a teapot, it had a bigger perspective. it represents a great question of constitution constitutional importance before the civil war, who were rightful monitors of the constitutional order. todayy we take for granted that function talls -- falls to the supreme court,, but that was far from clear as many legal histo

king charles has remembered his late mother, queen elizabeth ii one year on from her death.ourite of his mother, taken by cecil beaton in 1968. it accompanied an audio message, in which king charles paid tribute, and thanked the nation. we recall with great affection, her long life devoted service and all she meant to so many of us. i am deeply grateful too for the love and support that has been shown to my wife and myself during this year, as we do our utmost to be of service to all. and in the past hour, the king and queen have left crathie kirk, close to balmoral castle, after private prayers and a moment of reflection on the life of the late monarch. the couple then made their way over to speak to well—wishers near the church. they included balmoral estate staff, members of the royal household and the public. with more on this we can join royal correspondent sean coughlan, who's at buckingham palace. no doubt as the king reflects on the life and work of his mother, he is also looking back at the last year and his reign?— also looking back at the last year and his reiun?

a year ago , the eldest son of queen elizabeth ii, charles, was proclaimed king of great britain.is rating, the rating of the new monarch has decreased by almost half, any of his appearances in public provokes a wave of stormy protests against the monarchy. it is not surprising that the first anniversary of the enthronement of charles iii and queen camila chose to celebrate the concert away from their subjects in a castle in scotland, so why the royal family is rapidly losing popularity in great britain was found out by elizabeth herzern, the death of queen elizabeth is the day when her son in russian has a prince charles turned into a king in the german way in the nineties, there was a lot of talk that he wanted to shake up all the stories and act radically to be more outspoken, but with time. he realized that it was not in his power to celebrate the anniversary of his reign and metamorphoses, he celebrated the cell in the scottish castle, the score was not uncle , his mother’s grave in windsor was not visited , the day of his accession was not celebrated, and elizabeth ii that d

fly around the world in private and heavy-polluting jets so he can attend the coronation of king charles ii on the tax -- king charles iii on the taxpayers' dime. please remind me how this is helping the american people or even addressing his climate concerns. i would submit to you it's making them worse, according to their statistics, and facts. he recently stated the american people would need to contribute trillions of dollars to fix the climate. trillions of dollars. mr. speaker, this is nonsense. this special envoy should not exist. i'm asking to prohibit any funds for it. the chair: does the gentleman from tennessee reserve? mr. burchett: i do. i reserve. the chair: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from california seek recognition? ms. lee: i rise in strong opposition to this amendment. the chair: the gentlewoman from california is recognized. ms. lee: mr. chairman, climate change has resulted in las vegases upended in texas -- in lives upended in texas and florida and has led to extreme flooding in ka and vermont and throughout the -- california and vermont and throughout the co

on the first anniversary of the death of queen elizabeth ii, king charles has paid tribute to his mother'sked the anniversary at crathie kirk near balmoral. gun salutes to mark the first year of the king's reign have been taking place across the country, including at the tower of london and edinburgh castle. our royal correspondent nicholas witchell reports. for the king, a day of conflicting emotions. one year to the day since his mother died, he went with his wife to say prayers at crathie kirk. the sense of loss rekindled, but with it a sense of satisfaction that the transition to his reign has gone smoothly. the long reign of elizabeth ii had ended amid the tranquillity of balmoral exactly as she had wanted, and from balmoral, on this, the first anniversary of his mother's death, the king paid tribute to her. we recall with great affection her long life, devoted service, and all she meant to so many of us. i'm deeply grateful too for the love and support that has been shown to my wife and myself during this year, as we do our utmost to be of service to you all. cheering. in the year si

king charles has remembered his late mother, queen elizabeth ii, one year on from her death. it accompanied an audio message, in which king charles said he recalled "with great affection her long life, "devoted service, and all she meant to so many of us". the number of disposable vapes being thrown away in the uk has nearly quadrupled in the last year to five million per week, according to new research. it means eight are thrown away every second, with huge amounts of materials like lithium and copper ending up in landfill. ben king reports. this plant recycles the waste of two million people in south london, sorting it out so it can be turned into new cans, bottles, cardboard and paper. but it's not designed to handle disposable vapes. here are some of the vapes that have been thrown away here. they're in all different shapes and sizes, but they're all complicated bits of equipment — containing copperwires, lithium batteries, and plastic — and they're causing big problems when it comes to how to deal with them once they're thrown away. the batteries can catch fire on the co

charles iii. of course, it is a bit bittersweet, as you said, stephen, because we are marking the one year since queen elizabeth iiing charles iii. and as you said, a new photograph has been released, taken in that building behind me in 1968 of the queen with the late queen wearing her garter robes and tiara. he's released a message, as you said , said the king and queen are actually might well be spotted out and about today. they are marking the day privately at balmoral, mainly , however, there balmoral, mainly, however, there is a very small church called crathie kirk, very famous, of course , which queen elizabeth ii course, which queen elizabeth ii has used on a number of occasions to worship . and occasions to worship. and they're expected to attend some private prayers , a private private prayers, a private prayer service to commemorate the life of queen elizabeth ii. so that's expected to happen this morning. as for the prince and princess of wales, there , and princess of wales, there, expected to be in saint david's in pembrokeshire in west wales today because they are going to be marking the death of qu

it's also marking one year of king charles ii's accession to the throne.seen out and about today attending a private prayer service at crathie kirk church, very close to balmoral, where he has been staying with the queen over the last few weeks. that is where queen elizabeth ii, passed away. he had a few extended family members accompanying him to that private prayer service. someone very close to the late queen, actually, lady sarah chatto, who was the queen's niece, she was there with her husband, daniel, as well as her two children. sam and arthur chatto as well, the earl of snowdon. her sister, her brother ivan, was also there. so a family affair going on there. elsewhere in wales, we had the prince and princess of wales, of course, named those titles the day after the queen passed away, when the king gave that historic address to the nation from buckingham palace, the building behind me , they attended a short behind me, they attended a short , literally short i mean, short because it was ten minutes long. so service inside saint david's cathedral in

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. - 0n the first anniversay of the death of elizabeth ii, king charles has paid tribute to his mother'sking place in hyde park, the tower of london and edinburgh castle — as our royal correspondent nick witchell reports. for the king, a day of conflicting emotions. one year to the day since his mother died, he went with his wife to say prayers at crathie kirk. the sense of loss rekindled, but with it a sense of satisfaction that the transition to his reign has gone smoothly. the long reign of elizabeth ii had ended amid the tranquillity of balmoral, exactly as she had wanted. and from balmoral on this, the first anniversary of his mother's death, the king paid tribute to her. we recall with great affection, her long life, devoted service and all she meant to so many of us. i am deeply grateful too for the love and support that has been shown to my wife and myself during this year. in the year since his accession to the throne, charles has confounded those who thought the change of reign would destabilise the monarchy. there's been a change in some aspects of style, but not in the centra

charles iii ; there were no special events on this occasion. and the monarch himself did not appear in public, moreover, he did not even dedicate the grave of his mother elizabeth iiign, if any, did elizabeth hertz find out the death of queen elizabeth is the day when her son in russian is prince charles turned into german style in king charles in the nineties there was a lot of talk about how he wanted to shake things up foundations and act radically to be more frank, but over time, he realized that it was not in his power . he celebrated the anniversary of his reign and metamorphoses intimately in the scottish castle of bolmorel, without going out to people , he did not visit his mother’s grave in windsor , and elizabeth ii did not celebrate the day of his accession. that day was the anniversary of her father's death, but for charles, seclusion in scotland was a good way to avoid confrontation with the militant anti-monarchist anti-corrolists. britain had more than the anti-elizabethans at her coronation in 1953 there were only two problems with rain and a trail that clung to the carpet of westminster abbey of charles's problem at the coronation 70 years later,

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ii. today marks one year since the queen died at the age of 96. it also marks the day charles reigning monarch. this is the scene live in london's hyde park. the soldiers and horses who took part in the state funeral procession and proclamation salutes for the new reign will begin their anniversary gun salutes in the king's honour. queen elizabeth was the longest serving british monarch in history, having marked her platinum jubilee just months before her death.

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king charles marked the first anniversary of queen elizabeth ii's death. [ shots ] >> gun salutes fired. >>> in scotland, the king and quing greeted a small group of well wishers, to honor the king's late mother. >>> and a small commemoration at st. david's cathedral. >>> you judges knew when rocky went to the vatican he and the pontiff would have to square up. [ conversation ] >> sill vest tear stallone brought his wife and daughters to meet pope francis and while they got their dukes up the sparring was clearly only verbal. the aspiring actor look star struck. we grew up with your movies. no word whether they exchanged autographs. don't worry, we continue with my bessie, papaula newton, after te break. we'll be right back. your record label is taking off. but so is your sound engineer. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers qlity candidates matching your job description. visit indeedom/hire (fisher investments) it's easy to think that l money managers are pretty much the same, but at fisher investments we're clearly different. (other mo

salutes across the uk commemorate the first anniversary of king charles�*s accession, and a special service to honour the late queen elizabeth iiakes place in scotland. hello, i'm lewis vaughanjones, welcome to verified live, three hours of breaking stories and checking out the truth behind them. we are going to start here in the uk and the latest on that escaped terror suspect. and the latest on that escaped terrorsuspect. plenty and the latest on that escaped terror suspect. plenty of questions being asked about how it happened. 0ne being asked about how it happened. one of the questions, did he get any sort of help from anyone inside the prison? that was just one of the questions posed by the head of london's metropolitan police, sir mark rowley. meanwhile, overnight, search operations did centre for a time on richmond park, a large park in london. forall time on richmond park, a large park in london. for all the latest, here is our correspondent. 2500 acres. it is london's largest royal park, and this morning police confirmed richmond park was a place of interest, on day three of a manhunt. residents told me it had been a n

soldier who escaped from the london prison of wandsworth king charles iii has recorded a message and released a favourite photograph of elizabeth ii i'm victoria valentine.

marks one year since the passing of the uk's longest serving monarch, queen elizabeth ii, and her son, king charles, and his wife went to a private church service in balmoral this morning to mark this moment. king charles is publicly honor his mother saying, "we recall with great affection her long life, devoted service, and all she meant to so many of us." the royal family put out a previously unreleased photograph of the queen taken at buckingham palace back in 1968. >>> all right. still ahead, much more on that bombshell special grand jury report out of georgia. could anyone on that long, long list of individuals be cooperating? that's next. ext. (ella) fashion moves fast. setting trends is our business. we need to scale with customer demand... ...in real time. (jen) so we partner with verizon to take our operations to the next level. (marquis) with a custom private 5g network. (ella) with verizon business, we get more control of production, efficiencies, and greater agility. (marquis) so our customers get what they want, when they want it. (jen) it's not just a network. it's enterprise intellig

charles�* accession. a special service to honour the late queen elizabeth ii took place in scotland.ishi sunak is in delhi for the 620 summit. he says he'll be welcomed as "india's son—in—law". india will be one of the most important countries, and it is vital we had a close relationship with india, especially an economic one. and a major blow for the government. an auction of renewable energy ends with no buyers for offshore wind farms, dashing the hopes of decarbonising the uk's electricity production. today marks one year since the death of queen elizabeth the second — and the moment the reign of king charles iii began. always lovely to see you, particularly on occasions like this. we've been watching the salute this morning. they mark two things, they mark the passing of the queen, but they mark a big, bold era in this country. it they mark a big, bold era in this count . , , ., ., country. it is quite strange for me bein: country. it is quite strange for me being back _ country. it is quite strange for me being back in _ country. it is quite strange for me being back in here _ c

ii was also hosted here. it is a nod to king charles�*s mother and the past history and unity of the two countries.ave been some questions about the venue, perhaps in the cost of living crisis as so many countries around the world are going through, images like this, potentially some wariness of that. i was speaking to a french journalist this afternoon and she said she was expecting some potential backlash from images like this as some people across france may take some objection to that kind of greats in contrast, as it were, but the vast majority of people here are about to sit down to a spectacular evening meal. picking up on that contrast _ spectacular evening meal. picking up on that contrast that _ spectacular evening meal. picking up on that contrast that you _ spectacular evening meal. picking up on that contrast that you just - on that contrast that you just referred to, the cost of living crisis, and also the reason that this was postponed from march in the first place, what does president macron hope to achieve in terms of his popularity. will it do him any favours? it his popularity. w

up this friday lunchtime. >> yeah, since the passing of her majesty queen elizabeth ii and the accession of king charles at westminster abbey and following this salute in following this gun salute in hyde , another due shortly hyde park, another due shortly at the tower of london. we'll be marking a very special day across britain . across britain. >> the manhunt continues for daniel khalif, who escaped from wandsworth prison on wednesday . wandsworth prison on wednesday. police now are saying the terror suspect may have had help from prison staff . prison staff. >> the prime minister in india ahead of the g20 summit rishi sunak to meet his indian counterpart , narendra modi counterpart, narendra modi tomorrow. now, but has said a free trade deal. no longer at the top of the agenda . the top of the agenda. for and the uk survived. >> just the hottest day of the year yesterday. but the heatwave is showing no signs of stopping just yet. there are another few scorching days ahead . we'll be scorching days ahead. we'll be talking about that and much more . first, your latest headlines with . aaron good afte

across the uk commemorate the first anniversary of the accession of king charles and a special service to honour the late queen elizabeth iitakes place in scotland. let's bring you up—to—date with the latest on the breaking news regarding the escape terror suspect daniel khalife. a couple of new bits of information. first let me show you these pictures we have just received. this is an outfit similar to what it believed daniel khalife would have been wearing, chefs clothes, remember he was working in the kitchen in wandsworth prison when he escaped. it's believed these will be the kind of clothes that he would have been wearing. we arejust seeing these images for the first time. and the other bit of breaking news is that police had been talking about a member of the public and a sighting of daniel khalife about a mile from the prison coming out from under the lorry, the delivery lorry, that was in the prison, left the prison and it's believed he was strapped to the underside of it. the first sighting that we are aware of, that was on wednesday morning. the other piece of information we have, £20,000 is the reward currently

charles de gaulle. the new shape after the victory of the countries led by the west in world war ii, they decided to ignoreart of it all over the world in the african continent. to them and the independence of a large number of countries that we are witnessing today, and we are actually witnessing a new era of french influence and actions . vaukhoni lagoon has a different situation compared to other countries, it is the foundations of the presence and influence of the french in the african region , and this has several factors . the decisions that moha made for the fate of these african nations are extremely hateful and without the presence of other countries, we can witness the economic and investment presence of china in these countries, as well as the presence of russia in part of the presence of the wagner group in this field. let us explain on the other hand in the past, if i'm not mistaken, in 2013, the french expanded their presence in africa under the pretext of preventing extreme islam, but today we are witnessing the french foreign policy due to the numerous crises that have occurred inside franc

in uncanceled, it's one year without late great queen without the late great queen elizabeth ii and king charlesbut can he consolidate the future of the royal family esteemed royal biographer visor to the netflix hit series the crown. robert lacey will be back with his expert analysis in welcome back. this time a year ago, we were all preparing for the worst . but after the the worst. but after the increasingly unwell late queen pulled out of a privy council session via video link at the last minute in an exclusive interview with gb news royal correspondent cameron walker, the then prime minister, liz truss, has tonight remembered that dawning real ization of what was to come originally was going to be a video call then that turned into a phone call and then it was postponed. >> were you given any special indication that her majesty's health had taken a turn for the worse on that day? >> well, so i arrived quite at just before 6 pm. for the meeting . and everybody was there meeting. and everybody was there sort of waiting around. and we waited for a few minutes. and then the news arrived that th

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in uncanceled, it's one year without late great queen without the late great queen elizabeth ii and king charles. but can he consolidate the future of the royal family esteemed royal biographer visor to the netflix hit series the crown. robert lacey will be back with his expert analysis in welcome back. this time a year ago, we were all preparing for the worst . but after the the worst. but after the increasingly unwell late queen pulled out of a privy council session via video link at the last minute in an exclusive interview with gb news royal correspondent cameron walker, the then prime minister, liz truss, has tonight remembered that dawning real ization of what was to come originally was going to be a video call then that turned into a phone call and then it was postponed. >> were you given any special indication that her majesty's health had taken a turn for the worse on that day? >> well, so i arrived quite at just before 6 pm. for the meeting . and everybody was there meeting. and everybody was there sort of waiting around. and we waited for a few minutes. and then the news arrived that

stop reminding you that king charles was meant to be here back in march and it originally would have been his first overseas state visit since he succeeded queen elizabeth ii there was a lot of social unrest backin there was a lot of social unrest back in march over the presidents pension reform bill which meant it had to be postponed. we are now watching live pictures of the motorcade coming down champs—elysees the with heavy security presence and we are now expecting the ceremony with the french president bmacron. ——macron. what will happen at the arc de triomphe? --macron. what will happen at the arc de triomphe?— "macron. what will happen at the arc de triomphe? behind me are the ranks of the — arc de triomphe? behind me are the ranks of the armed _ arc de triomphe? behind me are the ranks of the armed forces _ arc de triomphe? behind me are the ranks of the armed forces of - arc de triomphe? behind me are the ranks of the armed forces of the - ranks of the armed forces of the french and they have been doing their rehearsals and boots are properly signed and hats aligned and already for the arrival of the president and then the king and queen stop and

scarlet tunics of the guardsmen on duty during the coronations of both queen elizabeth ii in 1953, and king charlescause she's been visiting textile manufacturers in leeds to learn more about the industry's history and how vital it still is to the british economy . is to the british economy. >> well, she's always been interested in its manufacturing because of family links. her because of her family links. her parental ancestors were the owners of the woollen manufacturer, william william lupton and company, based in leeds. well, to tell us more about this as gb news royal correspondent cameron walker. good afternoon to you, cameron. this is a trip of personal significance then, isn't it, for the princess of wales ? good the princess of wales? good afternoon, ellie. >> yes, it completely is her great, great grandfather's company was merged or sold to h . w hainsworth in 1958. but this company, this factory, textile mill behind me dates back over 200 years to 1783. it's british business at its best here today. we've got it's family owned. it's hundreds of years of tradition and historical making of

. >> stephanie: and the british royals paying tribute to queen elizabeth ii on the one-year anniversary of her death. king charleservice at a church in scotland. prince william and princess kate placing white flowers next to a portrait of the late queen in wales, and prince harry making a surprise visit to windsor castle by himself paying respects at his grandmother's grave. i can't believe it's already been a year. >> will: how about that, time flies. >>> now to that race against time to save an american explorer critically ill and trapped in a cave 3,000 feet underground. rescuers are waiting for medical clearance before proceeding with plans to bring him to the surface. lama hasan is back with the details. lama, good morning. >> reporter: yeah, good morning to you, will. a massive international rescue operation is under way right now to save american explorer mark dickey. the 40-year-old, who is an expert caver, has been trapped more than 3,000 feet in a cave in a remote area in southern turkey since last weekend. now, dickey was on a mission mapping the morca cave, but he became critiacally ill, suffering fro

the first anniversary of king charles's accession to the throne haseen marked by gun salutes in london and cardiff. soldiers and horses that took part in queen elizath ii'sal procession return for the anniversary salute in the king's honor. the king and queen visited close to balmoral castle. health authorities in the u.k. have published new data about the latest covid variant. it appears to show that transmission is taking place in the community, although the scientists say that the current time there is not enough data to know how much of a threat it is posing to public health. you are watching bbc ns. tomorrow the british prime minister rishi sunak will meet for a bilat with prime minister modi. quite a moment if you think about it. a prime minister with indian heritage, all power and new, and in terms of size, the older c colonial power is the junior powerful india has a population three times the size of the british empire at its peak. from the u.k. perspective, an agreement would be hugely valuable and an important part of the wider indo pacific tilt mr. sunak is after post-brexit. here is what he had to say. prime min. sunak: the g20 is a broad gr

king charles's mother , the late queen charles's mother, the late queen elizabeth ii. 1948, when she was princess elizabeth. now from here, they are going to be heading to the notre dame , where heading to the notre dame, where our royal correspondent cameron walker, is waiting for them. i think we can see cameron now. good afternoon to you, cameron. tell us then what's going to be happening because the notre dame, four years since that awful , awful fire, but it dame, four years since that awful, awful fire, but it has been gradually rebuilt . it is . been gradually rebuilt. it is. >> and ironically, it was going under. >> and ironically, it was going under . it was >> and ironically, it was going under. it was doing renovation at the time of the fire in 2019. you mentioned the king and queen are at the flower market named after queen elizabeth ii that was renamed after queen elizabeth after a visit to her. it's very short distance , it's very short distance, actually, to notre dame cathedral all here. and she's going to be meeting a number of people here to do with t

. >> coming up with yesterday marking one year since the passing of queen elizabeth ii and how well is king charlese, royal correspondent, joins joins us shortly . we'll be back . looks shortly. we'll be back. looks like things are heating up . like things are heating up. boxed boilers, proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. weather on. gb news. >> hello , my name is rachel >> hello, my name is rachel ayers and welcome to your latest news weather forecast brought to you by the met office. so it's been a fairly hot week across the uk and that's not going to change too much as we start the week. and we've got those isobars still pretty spread out. so bringing us some light winds and still that southerly air across the south. looking further north there, we have got this area cloud and rain this area of cloud and rain pushing into the far northwest and some low cloud mist and fog through to the irish sea. but elsewhere, plenty of sunny skies. and we will start to see some thunderstorms developing as we go into this afternoon, especially across central parts of england , but also into of england, but

the uk, the first anniversary of king charles�*s accession has been marked with traditional gun salutes. soldiers and horses who took part in queen elizabeth ii's marking one year since his mother's death, but the royalfamily marking one year since his mother's death, but the royal family are doing so with private prayers. the king and queen visited a kirk close to balmoral castle, and also recorded a message and released a photograph to mark the occasion. we photograph to mark the occasion. - recall with great affection her long life, devoted service, and all she meant to so many of us. i am deeply gratefulfor meant to so many of us. i am deeply grateful for the love meant to so many of us. i am deeply gratefulfor the love and meant to so many of us. i am deeply grateful for the love and support that has been shown to my wife and myself during this year, as we do our utmost to be of service to all. that is the message from the king that was issued this morning alongside, as we said, his favourite photograph of his mother, photographed back in 1968. we can join our royal correspondent at buckingham palace for us, and also a royal historian. 6oo

charles: later on in the show i give a buy, sell hold on gop candidates in tonight's debate. iiant to bring in north man trading founder sven henrich. i know you're no fan of the federal reserve. as you goolsbee was a interesting pick. he is a political animal and we don't have to be traditional its, in other words crush everything and then say mission accomplished? >> i mean it sounds good. the reality historically he is absolutely correct, that is what happened. you raise rate until things break then you cut them. that's been the script. the issue i think we have here twofold is that the, this cycle is a bit unique, for once the u.s. government is running a massive deficit, six, 7% of gdp. that is usually not something that you see in a non-recessionary environment. you call that maybe the fiscal kind of stimulus running through the system a little bit but muted some of traditional signals and maybe frustrated them as well. the other issue now because of all this debt, we have this massive debt issuance and that contributes to rising yields and the higher these yields go the o

the anniversary of king charles' accession has been marked in the uk by gun salutes in london, edinburgh and cardiff. soldiers and horses who took part in queen elizabeth ii'skirk, close to balmoral castle. health authorities in the uk have published new data about the latest covid variant. it appears to show that transmission is taking place in the community although there's not enough data to know how much of a threat it poses to public health. you're live with bbc news. tomorrow the british prime minister rishi sunak will meet for a bi—lat with prime minister modi. quite a moment, when you think about it — two hindu heads of government meeting — the old power and the new. and certainly in terms of size, the old colonial power is now the junior partner. india, the most populous nation on earth, has a population three times the size of the british empire at its peak. so from a uk perspective, a free trade agreement would be hugely valuable and an important part of that wider "indo—pacific tilt" which mr sunak is after post—brexit. here's what he said before the meeting earlier today. the 620 is a broad group of countries, and they have different perspectiv

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