yes, charles ii also sells such jars. what else are celebrities selling? let's get a look. meghan markle's fans are confused. she launched an advertisement for her jam, she paid for it, and sales immediately increased sharply for her father-in-law charles ii. how so. megan called her jam orchard of the american riviera, posted it on the website: it’s a taste. in your plate, she wrote, and sent samples to her friends, influential people. they immediately loudly declared that this masterpiece should be taken, but sales went up for the king. the fact is that his majesty has been making and selling jam for 30 years, the fruit is grown in the royal gardens, that is, everything is his own, clean, environmentally friendly, and as soon as megan’s jars appeared on social networks, the king’s jam was immediately swept away, all of it. supplies had to be quickly replenished. karl has more on sale today and rhubarb jam and raspberries. i cried a couple of times, but i’m not going to give in yet, i’m cooking. if the niche with jams is

after it changed in connection with the accession of charles ii to the throne, the army ordered a newom a contractor whose factories are also located in china. and then the military expressed concern that the badges might contain built-in tracking device or gps transmitters. now their deliveries are delayed due to additional checks. european leaders. they are simply getting smaller, some have already reached the level of mice, this and not only was discussed at the next editors’ club, when the bellicose statement of the eec turned into zilch, and european integration failed in the elections, one thing is obvious: such politicians have no future, but perhaps this is what the elite wanted european union. a very complex bureaucratic system has been created there, the mechanism, the task of this bureaucratic system, how much did american senators estimate ukraine's resources, why did pashinyan shoot himself? find answers to these and many other questions in the editors club program. on the youtube channel of the tv news agency , the world of women forum ended in minsk solemnly with a busi

approaching a billion; he is the richest prime minister in british history, surpassing even king charles ii income. there is popular talk on the sidelines that if sunok is defeated, he may leave the country for the united states, where he had a resident permit. on the day of the first televised debate, the show was stolen by nigel farage, a politician who now opposes both major parties. farage stood as a candidate for parliament from the reform party he created and came to meet with voters in his constituency in seaside town of clacton. he had no problems with support; the entire center was filled with people. reports that farage is the absolute favorite in his constituency today. at the beginning of this election campaign, farage said that he was not going to participate in it, but then he changed his decision, despite... a certain popularity among some voters, he still has not become a member of the british parliament, although he ran for seven once, let's see, maybe the eighth time he'll still be lucky. reform party sometimes called an alternative for britain. the personality of the foun

approaching a billion; he is the richest prime minister in british history, surpassing even king charles iiome. there is popular talk on the sidelines that if sunok loses, he may leave the country for the united states, where he had a residence permit and still has a house. i headed the prosecutor's office and dealt with national security. deal with terrorism cases, unlike me, the prime minister did what he did money, during the financial crisis he bet against his own country, while i was concerned with its security. surprisingly, the topic of the ukrainian conflict was not raised during these debates, although they are used to blaming everything on it: the energy crisis, inflation in general, a drop in living standards to levels not seen since the eighties, but blaming russia for everything... you think i’m saying seriously, a lot, i want the russians to hear me, don't think that because of all this propaganda people westerners support their governments, this is not true, on the day of the first televised debate the show was stolen by nigel farage, a politician who opposes both major parti

markle made strawberry jam for, celebrities fed, sales of jams are growing with her father-in-law charles iig is made by hand, according to a unique recipe, mm, delicious, yes, that’s what mekon markle thought when she launched sales of her strawberry jam, and the king’s tastes better, many said, yes, charles ii also sells such jars, why was this story called the battle of the jams, and what else are celebrities selling, let’s see, meghan markle’s fans are confused, she launched an advertisement for her jam. she paid, and sales immediately increased sharply for her father-in-law charles ii. how so? megan called her jam the orchard of the american riviera. she posted it on the website, this is the taste of summer in your plate, she wrote, and sent samples to her influential friends to persons. they immediately loudly declared that this masterpiece should be taken, but sales went up for the king. the fact is that his majesty has been making and selling jam for 30 years. the fruits are grown in the royal gardens, that is, everything is our own, clean, environmentally friendly and as soon as pos

any man, when charles ii, king of great britain , tasted it for the first time, was so delighted withss. products, that is, now i add butter, everyone says sunflower oil, yes, it has a specific taste, that’s why i also add butter, this necessary in order to soften and hide the taste of sunflower oil while i’m busy with meat, tatyana cuts garlic, onions and sends them to the frying pan, which is especially valuable, all these products are not purchased, straight from the owner’s yard, today we have 156 hectares sown, this means corn and of course, at the request of our district, i help fulfill the state order for buckwheat, just like that, with such a serious farmer today we cook a roast, grate the carrots and also send the frying pan, after our frying is ready, we put it out her at the bottom of the pot, we make a pillow of vegetables, we make a pillow because the meat can burn, and by the way, i have already chopped the meat. don’t forget about the tomatoes, peel them, chop them and throw them into the pot. now the meat has arrived, let’s put it almost to the top. we need salt now, y

yes, of course, but we are happy to state that together with our president , king charles ii, prince joe biden will celebrate this victory, that is, such a company will come there, well, we simply cannot even imagine what the organizers were thinking when they thought that russians can be invited to this company, that is, absolutely legitimately, added for viewers, you certainly know about this, ms. oksana, that in addition to the fact that these were people in... contrary to the french , ukrainians from britain who lived in britain, ukrainians from canada, who are in canada, ukrainians from the united states, i did not check, also landed but there are rumors that there are ukrainians in australia, new zealand, it’s everywhere, there were all of them, somewhere 1.5-7, somewhere 500, 700, somewhere more, somewhere less, but this is a huge number of ukrainians not only from the eastern front fought with fascists, but also from the west... and north africa and so on and so on something like that, so, well, but the russians always say that they won the war all by themselves, and there wa

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, so this is part and parcel— king charles ii, so this is part and parcel of— king charles ii, soe there the strength of the rain, _ in the nuclear age. and we see there the strength of the rain, but - in the nuclear age. and we see there the strength of the rain, but also - the strength of the rain, but also the strength of the rain, but also the queen victoria memorial is gleaming through the grey. and the crowd with their umbrellas and googles, —— raincoats, they refuse to move, they have got their spot and they want to see the procession go by. and the king, it important for him to be seen by his public and that reassurance is required. seen b the that reassurance is required. seen by the people. _ that reassurance is required. seen by the people. we _ that reassurance is required. seen by the people, we know _ that reassurance is required. seen by the people, we know he has not been _ by the people, we know he has not been in _ by the people, we know he has not been in public as much as he has liked _ been in public as much as he has liked to — been in public as much as he ha

and 50 pound notes, which you don’t see yet, the same person is depicted, who is he, well, king charles iibills, let's continue. konstantin, what do you say? thousand. we play with konstantin. one is at home, the other is at the sinner's. threshold. yes, that's absolutely right. french provinces, over 200. the anthem of this region is sung to the same melody as... but it’s natural to lay eggs, reproduce, breed, that same 11-year-old henry, but they reach sexual maturity at 30 years of age, these are very rare reptiles that live in new zealand, the age is not a hindrance for 300, according to the years of life of the biblical patriarchs it can be calculated that methuselah, who lived 969 years, died in the year of this catastrophe, but could and still live, the global flood is obviously absolutely true, many interpreters believe that the almighty postponed the flood in order to let mafusai die, so we have, age is not a hindrance 200, japanese sumira-nakamura, played this game with her dad since she was 3 years old , from seven i took part in tournaments, at 10 i received my first profession

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the unveiling of the new king charles ii family order comes nearly two years after he acceded as monarch following the death of his mother . and you're death of his mother. and you're probably keeping tabs. england are nil nil at half time, with the second half kicking off against slovenia in the euros as the lions aim to secure the top spot of their group. england, currently sitting at the top of group c. if you're watching on television, you can see this is the fan zone in central london, eagerly awaiting for england to get their act together against slovenia. but victory tonight could mean they avoid a difficult test in round 16. it's after a lot of criticism of their performances following that narrow win over serbia last week , and their one all draw week, and their one all draw against denmark as well, we wish them well. for the latest stories, sign up for gb news alerts, scan the qr code on your screen or go to gb news. common shirts . shirts. >> can anyone save the nhs.7 some treat it like a religion not to ever be questioned or criticised. while an ever growing minority of commo

beheaded by the by oliver cromwell, who had the revolution, the monarchy was restored with his son charles iied for the monarchy to be seen. >> that's right. so when the when, when king charles the second was in exile, because of course britain was a republic for 11 years, he had around him his core praetorian guard, if i can say, the royalists in exile. and they formed his bodyguard, and when he was restored to the throne in 1660, he brought his life guards with him, and, the foot regiments became the essentially the core household division responsible for protecting the monarch and would always troop on the king's birthday. originally trooping the colour was purely done for military reasons, so that regiments could recognise their their colours, their flag on the battlefield, to serve as a rallying point in case they got, disoriented . but later on it disoriented. but later on it became united with the king's birthday. originally it would be tied to the actual monarch's birthday itself. queen victoria had 63 trooping in may on may 24th was her birthday, and when king edward came to the thro

his defeat. where he has a house worth... 7 million dollars, the son of the rich british monarch charles iie american university stanford. during a meeting in san diego last year, the us president joked: “i want to welcome you back to california, this man graduated from stanford, he has a house here, that’s why i enjoy talking to you so much, maybe you ’ll invite me to home to california?" "among supporters, conservatives within " people and tourists on lake powel were bombarded by ice floes flying from the sky. abnormal precipitation caused large-scale floods in the swiss and french alps, rivers overflowed their banks, streams of water poured onto city streets, destroying roads, washing away cars, and damaging hundreds of houses. the swiss resort of zermatt was cut off from the outside world. the consequences of unprecedented floods are being eliminated in china; 38 people have already become victims of the bad weather; in anhui province , mudflows near a landslide are demolishing houses; a bridge could not withstand the water pressure. built 700 years ago. and in turkey they are fighting

if there's a charles the third, king charles iii charles the third, king charles ii!aid he knows everything about horse racing. must ask him about the drug taking that's going on. they're not suggesting he was anything to do with it, but he would know. >> yeah. what a revelation. right? let's go now to the liberal democrat leader, ed davey, who's been speaking to reporters in hampshire. here he is near enough sewage monitors. >> we're calling them sewage busters . busters. >> we want to provide £10 million in our cost to manifesto. so our new regulator, the clean water authority, has the clean water authority, has the resources because we do need a tough regulator , as we're a tough regulator, as we're proposing, with powers coming from other regulators . from other regulators. >> so we have a much stronger regulator, but they need the resources to do the job. and we've seen on the conservatives cutting back the environment agency, where some of these monitors were, and we want to make sure the resources are there as well as the rules. >> and it seems that rishi sunak

since then there's been a very strong relationship, i think, between president macron and king charles iiritish normandy memorial, because , of course, d—day because, of course, d—day started by well with an aim to liberate france first. beyer was the first major city to be liberated. so it's kind of a thanks of the allied troops. >> we should say. we are expecting also to see nord cameron, david cameron, former prime minister, now foreign secretary and also the leader of the opposition, keir starmer will also be in attendance, with david lammy too. >> remarkable to see grant shapps there. the first foreign dignitary welcomed by the french president. standing there at the front of course, symbolic and many people, if they're looking at the opinion polls , might at the opinion polls, might think that perhaps this is the last major state event that , last major state event that, grant shapps will be appearing at, at least for some time. but peter caddick—adams, this is , of peter caddick—adams, this is, of course, such a powerful event because it brings together so many different countries.

us and the first banknotes carrying the portrait of king charles will go into circulation today, notes that feature queen elizabeth iiemain legal tender and co—circulate alongside the king. the new ones will only be printed to replace those that are worn, or to meet an overall increase in demand. in order to minimise the environmental and financial impact of the change. and for the latest stories, sign up to gb news alerts by scanning the qr code on your screen or go to gb news common alerts. now it's back to andrew and . bev. back to andrew and. bev. >> very good morning. this is britain's newsroom. we are just digesting our sausage rolls that we stole from eamonn holmes. very nice. it was as well. >> probably worth 14. >> probably worth 14. >> i don't think he even eamonn could eat that many. >> oh thank you forjoining us. >> oh thank you for joining us. it's 933. so the prime minister and the labour leader, sir keir starmer, faced off in a last night's tv debates, the first of the general election campaign. they clashed on tax, immigration and the state of the nhs. who did you think came out on top? >> andrew i'll

official 2023 coronation portrait of king charles and a colorful 1985 engraving of elizabeth ii, made and containing small particles of crushed glass. this exhibition will last until october 6. it’s beautiful, and it seems to me that it brings the monarchy as close as possible to the person who gets to see it. the exhibition itself, friends, well, since we have been virtually transported to london, then i also want to tell you that it was there, but in 1967 , the world's first atm was installed, today this irreplaceable device celebrates its birthday, first functioning the atm was invented by the scotsman john shepard baron , installed right there in london, as i already said, and thereby changed the world, this is how our fellow countryman, the son of the rechetskaya land, zapolsky, changed the world, this is what we learn right now from our regular column. mitrafan davnar zapolsky was born in 1867 in reshitsa. at the age of 22 he entered the faculty of history and philology of kiev university. after graduating, he worked in archives, taught at universities in moscow, kiev, kirch, kh

ii. at her last birthday, the royal family, twitter axe handle tweeted a picture of king charles and princessds. they are, as i said go very close. the princess royal has always been very close to the king but more recently since the passing away of queen elizabeth ii she has taken on, one could argue, more royal duties. she has been extremely busy. as many of the royals are. this is a streamlined royals are. this is a streamlined royal family. in that streamlined royal family. in that streamlined royal family, she has taken a lot more responsibility, attending more royal events. merely being a great support to her brother, king charles, since the passing away of their mother, queen elizabeth ii. just to reiterate that breaking news. the princess royal has sustained what are being called minor injuries and concussion following an incident on the gatcombe park estate yesterday evening. her royal highness remains in southmead hospital in bristol as a precautionary measure for observation and is expected to make a full and swift recovery. we are also hearing that king charles has been closely in

ic just say that america first is actually drawn from the wording of what charles lindbergh movement was prior to world war ii. i suspect you'll hear him say the united states has tried isolationism twice before world war one before world war two, and was a huge failure both times president trump i suspect we'll say the invasion wouldn't have happened if he was still in office because bouton respected him too much. i find this difficult argument to completely believe, but certainly the fact is that the invasion didn't happen when when president trump trump was an office. so i think he'll make that case and he'll say he'll solvent in 24 hours without telling us how i assume that would involve just saying the russians, they can hold onto the lands they've gained and what about support for nato, us support for nato that has been obviously sore point. >> i would say for donald trump, because he has been not terribly supportive of nato. so how will that come up so i think that president biden is going to say that the main thing he has done in the international sphere since he came into office was to restore americ

charles de gaulle airport in paris. >>> president biden arriving in france to honor world war ii veterans here in normandy. the president will speak about defending democracy around the world. he will meet with president zelenskyy. and tomorrow, he'll sit down for an exclusive interview with us. >>> tonight, back in the u.s., the major cities on the east coast bracing for potential flash flooding. storm concerns from washington, d.c. to philadelphia to new york city. >>> the race for president tonight. the breaking headline involving donald trump. his gun permit revoked because he's now a convicted felon. and the news coming in on the georgia case, put on hold indefinitely. >>> also tonight, hunter biden's gun trial. his ex-wife and ex-girlfriend taking the stand for the prosecution. >>> american amanda knox back in italy years later, hoping to clear her name for good. instead, convicted of slander in an italian court. >>> tonight, boeing launching the starliner spacecraft. its first-ever crewed mission to the international space station. >>> in new york city tonight, what's now happened to that plan to ch

reports and the first banknotes carrying the portrait of king charles will go into circulation today. notes that feature queen elizabeth iiender and co—circulate alongside the king. the new ones will only be printed to replace those that are worn, or to meet any overall increase in demand , in order to increase in demand, in order to minimise the environmental and financial impact of the change. and for the latest stories, sign up to gb news alerts by scanning the qr code on your screen or go to gb news. common shirts. now it's back to tom and . it's back to tom and. emily. >> good afternoon britain. it's 12:08 now. tomorrow will mark 80 years since the largest amphibious landing in military history. it saw more than 150,000 allied troops from the united kingdom , canada and the united kingdom, canada and the united kingdom, canada and the united states of america, risking their lives by storming nazi occupied beaches in normandy . normandy. >> yes, and to mark this momentous occasion, crowds have begun to gather in normandy and portsmouth, including the prime minister, rishi sunak, and the labour leader , sir keir starme

ii want to kind of go through te report here. >> sure. charlesyou talk about the s&p 500 tech sector which obviously where all the action is right now. it made this huge move. we've got right now a forward p-e ratio of about 30. you do point out though the top, the bubble top we were at 55.5. here's the question, does it mean we have another potential 88% move here, 83% move? >> i wish i knew that. i would make us a lot of money and make a lot of money for people who might be following my work. look, i think we're in the early stages of a meltup. it may continue to see some of these technology companies remind us very much of what happened in the late 1990s. the big difference though is these companies are very profitable. they're going up on earnings news. so you know there is nothing wrong with an earnings-led melt-up. there is something wrong with the pe led melt-up. we had a combination of both. but all in all, the market still looks pretty sound to me. charles: so momentum of course has been a juggernaut. you talk about that in a recent note

ii 80 years ago. ahead of that visit we sat down with charles, the man charged with overseeing americans battle monumentsies all over the world with today's sunday special. >> we are coming up on the 80th anniversary of d-day and this is a moments that is stated in our history books but do you worry that generations now, future generations understand the full import of what this day was when it comes to sacrifice? >> d-day and coming up on the anniversary of d-day is arguably the single most important day in the last century not just for the nine states buffer western civilization, how they turned out could have been very different head d-day turned out very differently. and the success at d-day again is testimony to america that we fought for the right reasons. >> today is 40 years ago our armies are here for only one purpose. to protect and defend democracy. >> we fought for our american values not to further some fear or, not to expand the lands of america and make sure instead that the freedom continues to ring free in this land and world. >> you are a very humble guy your style with. you are the inf

ii. us presidentjoe biden, who's on a state visit to france, will be among the 4,500 guests expected. as well as king charlesthere will be about 200 veterans mostly from the us, britain, canada and france. this 80th anniversary is focusing minds on the need for unity in the face of new conflicts. 0ur europe editor katya adler reports. les america... the americans are back in town. and it's feeling like the 1940s. from all over europe, the young and a little less young, clad in world war two allied military uniforms, celebrating and commemorating soldiers who landed here on d—day to liberate nazi—occupied france. these men changed the course of history. 99—year—old donald cobb's modesty is humbling. i don't feel like a hero. i mean, wejust did what we were told. i'm happy that we were able to help. 80 years on, they are still huge heroes here. it is really a lot of emotion for me. brave french men and women played their part in d—day too. katharine�*s father and brother were members of the resistance. this street, now named after them. translation: the allies i is needed details on german military positions.

in tokyo and this is cnn in our worldly today, king charles and queen kamola, camila, sorry, commemorated the sacrifices and bravery of world war iiis is on the eve of d-day in portsmouth, england. while on the other side of the channel, president biden arrived in france to mark the 80th anniversary of when you ask soon, allied forces, the brits and the canadians, all stormed the beaches of normandy to defeat nazi germany there are fewer than 200 world war ii veterans who are still alive are expected to return for one last big reunion tomorrow. now for one member of the cnn family, our bureau chief here in washington, dc, sam feist. tomorrow's ceremony is going to be deeply personal and cnn's tom foreman brings us his story in the thundering wake of nearly 160,000 allied troops who stormed a short on d-day. here came another across the sands of normandy 24-year-old herbert feist, an american soldier with a suitcase and a secret power. he could be invisible. and that's what he did to understand what his grandson, sam means, we have to back up herbert was born to a jewish family in berlin, german to the core at his parents, urging h

charles have gone into circulation today. notes that feature the late queen elizabeth ii will remain legal tender and co—circulate alongside thoseo—circulate alongside those bearing the king's image. the new notes will only be printed to replace those that are worn out, or to meet any overall increase in demand. in order to minimise the environmental and financial impact of the change. that's the news for the latest stories. do sign up to gb news alerts. scan the qr code on the screen or go to gb news. carmelites . carmelites. >> hello and welcome to headliners. >> it's your first look at thursday's newspapers with me, andrew doyle. tonight i'm joined by two top comedians. the safe pair of hands, steve n allan and dangerous cluster of personality traits , louis shaffer and louis, traits, louis shaffer and louis, i saw that you put out a tweet asking your fans which of which tie you should wear. you gave them three options and you went for that one. >> i don't listen to my fans. >> i don't listen to my fans. >> what do they know? well, they're only trying to sabotage you anyway, aren't they? with their votes. yeah, by watching me

we have world war ii veteran and former b-17 ball tear let gunner. that was dangerous stuff. charlesllips ohio just met. is he incredible. owe is 101. he looks better than me. and he looks a hell of a lot better than biden. i can tell you that he has got more guts. and my sis terms and conditions elizabeth. where is elizabeth? right there. my beautiful sister. she is a great sister, too. great one. thank you, jim. thank you very much. and all of you, thank you very much. with the help of everyone here tonight, we're going to win this state in november, we're going to evict crooked joe biden from the white house. [cheers] >> we're going to put america first and we are going to quite simply make america great again. [cheers] less than four years ago our border was secure, inflation was nowhere to be seen. it was just -- we had it down to a science. the world was at peace. and instead of weakness and failure, america was stronger and more respected than ever before. it was never so respected as it was for four years just four years ago. now, under crooked joe biden the world is in flame

charles was drafted in the army just after combat operations ended in world war ii and later served in rising to the rank of staff sergeant. he says he believes he is the only man from pennsylvania county ever drafted twice. jack's castle, u.s. navy, stationed at the norfolk naval arrow space station, he earned

reports and the first banknotes carrying the portrait of king charles will go into circulation today. notes that feature queen elizabeth ii legal tender and co—circulate alongside the king. the new ones will only be printed to replace those that are worn , or to meet those that are worn, or to meet any overall increase in demand. in order to minimise the environmental and financial impact of the change. and for the latest stories, sign up to gb news alerts by scanning the qr code on your screen, or go to gb news .com/ alerts. now it's back to . back to. martin. >> thank you sofia. now there's only one place to start today and that's with the events to mark tomorrow's 80th anniversary of d—day. early today, british paratroopers parachuted into normandy . paratroopers parachuted into normandy. back in 1944, paratroopers parachuted into normandy . back in 1944, airborne normandy. back in 1944, airborne landings played a crucial role in making d—day a huge success. and that's cross live now to normandy and joined by gb news colleague , sophie reaper sophie, colleague, sophie reaper sophie, absolutely incredible scenes. we saw

charles was drafted in the army just after combat operations ended in world war ii and later served ince rising to the rank of staff sergeant. he says he believes he is the only man from pennsylvania county ever drafted twice. jack's castle, u.s. navy, stationed at the norfolk naval arrow space station, he earned a. in psychology from american university before he saw for the service in the korean conflict. recruiter in roanoke and retired as a naval commander. jerome jerry degraff junior, u.s. marine, his service began after all major combat operations ended, allowing him to serve mostly stateside, including stints with the second marine division, in portsmouth, new hampshire and at the break at camp lejeune, north carolina rising to the rank of sergeant. robert louis edwards senior, u.s. navy, served in the pacific th■>eater and the liberation of the philippines, in particular. the son of a purple heart recipient in world war i, ralph has four brothers who served in the army, the youngest of whom was wounded in the korean conflict. jerry fox, is to fox served in the occupation of ger

ii. about two hundred veterans joined this year's ceremony. the ceremony was also attended by high-ranking representatives from various countries, including us president joe biden, french leader emmanuel macron, british king charlesman chancellor olaf scholz, canadian prime minister justin trudeau and many others. saturn will no longer float, the main intelligence agency has released a video of the destruction of a russian ship in the occupied crimea, as a result of a successful night attack in the equator. lake panske, which is near myso tarkhankut, scouts destroyed the raid tug saturn, or proteus. as the representative of gur andriy yusov reported, first it was possible to destroy the enemy's sea fortifications, and then to destroy the ship. german chancellor olaf scholz confirmed his position that ukraine can use western weapons. for attacks on the territory of russia to protect their lands and people, reuters reports. scholz's comments came after putin said that allowing kiev to strike russia with increasingly powerful weapons is a serious escalation. and this, they say, is pushing the west to war with russia. we, together with our allies, confirmed that according to the international by law, ukraine has the

ii. will join this year's ceremony about two hundred veterans. the ceremony was also attended by high-ranking representatives from various countries, including us president joe biden, french leader emmanuel macron, king charlesreat britain, chancellor of germany. olaf scholz, prime minister of canada justin trudeau and many others. hungary will participate in the global peace summit in switzerland at the level of the minister of foreign affairs, the head of the department, peter szijjártó, announced. according to him, hungary participates in all events that are about peace. at the same time, he expressed regret that on the summit will not be presented. russia. this year , ukraine needs to mobilize 110,000 men. this was stated by the deputy of the human rights committee, ruslan gorbenko. according to him , such numbers are currently determined by the command and servicemen at the front. however, according to the deputy himself, in 2024 the state can call up to 120,000 recruits into the army. 15% of conscripts have updated their data in the reserve plus application, this is almost 1.5 million people, among them 190,000 women - said the spokesman of the ministry of defense dmytro lazutkin. according to him, abr

charles indy burnett. u.s. air force. he was drafted in the army after operations ended in world war ii and served in the air force risinggeant. he says he believes he is the only man from pennsylvania county ever drafted twice. jack castle, u.s. navy. stationed at the norfolk base air spacing during world war ii, jack earned a degree in psychology from american university before he sought further service in the korean conflict and he served a as naval recruiter and retire had a lieutenant commander. jerome jerry degraph jr. u.s. marine. his served mostly stateside including the second marine division at the naval division and at the brig at camp lejeune north carolina, rising to the rank of sergeant. roger lewis edwards sr., u.s. navy. he served the liberation of the philippines in particular. the son of a purple heart recipient. he has four brothers who served. alvin e. jerry fox u.s. army. mr. fox served in the occupation of germany with troop sea of the 37 regiment. adolf hustler coons. women's army corps. she served in the european theater working in newport news before deploying to france and later berlin. she is n

charles will go into circulation today. notes featuring the late queen elizabeth ii will remain legal tender and co—circulate alongside thosee king's image. the new notes will only be printed to replace those that are worn out or to meet any overall increase in demand. in order to minimise the environmental impact of the change. that's the news. for the latest stories, do sign up to gb news alerts. scan the qr code on your screen or go to gb news. common alerts . common alerts. >> the people of britain have been unbelievably generous towards illegal immigrants . we towards illegal immigrants. we pay towards illegal immigrants. we pay millions in tax for them every single day . we've given up every single day. we've given up local hotels, local housing, our pubuc local hotels, local housing, our public safety. in some cases we've bent over backwards for them. the people of wethersfield know this only too well. their town has been turned into essentially a detention centre. they took the government to court over this. they did lose anyway. gb news can exclusively reveal that today some of those illegal migrants decided to con

charles will go into circulation today . notes that still feature today. notes that still feature the image of the late queen elizabeth iiremain legal tender, and kosaku plate alongside those bearing the king's image. the new notes , king's image. the new notes, though, will only be printed to replace those that are worn out or to meet any overall increase in demand. in order to minimise the environmental and financial impact of the change. that's the news. for the latest stories, do sign up to gb news alerts, scan the qr code on your screen or go to gbnews.com/alerts . to gbnews.com/alerts. >> thank you very much for that, polly. i am michelle dewberry and i'm keeping you company until 7:00 tonight alongside me reuniting two of your favourites. peter hitchens, the columnist for the mail on sunday, and our ambassador a&e, the co—founder of novara media. good evening. >> good evening. >> good evening. >> if you're a regular viewer , >> if you're a regular viewer, this won't make much sense to you. but last time you was on, i think it was last week, i got an email from a viewer saying we never got to the bottom of which of

about charles lindberg and america first movement, franklin roosevelt successfully put down that movement, and he left us with a democracy and a stable democracy that built the post world war iier. so when a guy like tommy tuberville is talking like that, a person in europe hearing that shakes their head and says, what are you talking about? you can't have a dictator run the united states. it failed here. it fails everywhere. we have 5.7 billion people living under some form of dictatorship. we need the united states as a beacon of freedom and a place that strengthens the alliance of free speaking, free feeling people everywhere in the world. but we don't have the hereditary memory. that's why the people are suspect to this type of nonsets sense. >> it's why they sort of nod along to describing the enemy of the people, to describing our judicial system. the rule of law in america has for decades been the model around the world. it's why they allow trump to denigrate it and nod along. it's all part of the playbook. everyone, pleases stay with us. a short break. a short break. but now i have rinvoq. rinvoq is a once-daily pill that reduces the itch and helps clear the rash of e

yeah we have to remember, of course, it was king charles's grandfather, george vi, who was the monarch dunng george vi, who was the monarch during world war ii late queen when she was princess elizabeth and indeed the queen mother as well, were all involved in this art of deception, trying to distract the nazis away from the normandy beaches, where, of course , the beaches, where, of course, the allied invasion took place to try and trick them into thinking the invasion was going to happen somewhere else. >> so the king, for example , >> so the king, for example, went to the southeast of england to greet troops trying to trick the nazis into thinking the invasion was going to happen in calais. he was also sent up to the orkney islands. again, a deception tactic to try and convince the nazis that they were going to invade scandinavia instead. so the royal family were very much at the heart of d—day, but as well as the troops as well. >> well, hitler fell for it, didn't he.7 he >> well, hitler fell for it, didn't he? he ended up diverting a huge number of his troops up into scandinavia as a result of the orkney deception. so we'll be rememberi