entire commonwealth population.uatu, or dominique, malta or canada, i never cease to be impressed by the creativity, innovative skills and hard work, often in the most challenging circumstances. their energy is transforming approaches to development, technology and preserving and restoring nature. and well, i hope, help to shape and safeguard our common future. having recently celebrated my own 75th birthday, it warms my heart to reflect on the way the commonwealth has been a constant throughout my own life, a precious source of strength, inspiration and pride. in recent weeks i've been most deeply touched by a wonderfully kind and thoughtful good wishes for my health. and in return i can only continue to serve you to the best of my ability throughout the commonwealth. my belief in our shared endeavours and in the potential of our people remains as sure and strong as it has ever been. i have no doubt that we will continue to support one another across the commonwealth, as together we continue this vitaljourney. stud

tue: commonwealth meant to you? tte: commonwealth has commonwealth meant to you?ife, especially as ijust got named that in september last year, my life has changed a bit in the last few months, they involved me in a lot of different things, and sessions here in london, it's been remarkable. share in london, it's been remarkable. are ou in london, it's been remarkable. are you feeling a little nervous about being the flag bearer here?! i'm nervous, but excited at the same time. brilliant, thanks for talking to us. quite a big moment there, the service due to get under way at 3pm. before we go, bitter reaction from the home secretary, james cleverly, who has said that the ederson has made a real mistakejoining reform uk. let's have a listen to what james cleverly had to say. he is someone l _ james cleverly had to say. he is someone i have _ james cleverly had to say. he is someone i have worked - james cleverly had to say. he is someone i have worked with, i l james cleverly had to say. he: 3 someone i have worked with, i like him personally, ithink someone i have

that elitist attitude is wrong, and it hurts our commonwealth.ause] if you're in the 10th or 11th grade and you're excited about being a welder or a plumber, we should celebrate that. and we should treat that career path with the same level of respect as someone who chooses to go to college. [applause] we've shown that kind of respect in my administration. on my first day as governor, i signed an executive order announcing that 92% of commonwealth jobs do not require a college degree. and as a result, one year later, nearly 60% of the commonwealth's new hires don't have a college degree, but do have the necessary skills to help our fellow pennsylvanians. together, we've made record apprenticeship programs, and on the job training. last year, i signed an executive order creating a first-in-the-nation initiative to train as many as 10,000 new workers here in pennsylvania over the next 5 years. so when the pittsburgh water & sewer authority needs to replace lead service lines in a neighborhood like esplen where i visited last summer. we'll fund thei

, that commonwealth.story, 75 years down, looking at the next 75 years, what we want to achieve together , it's all very good news. >> can't keep going beyond the queen because of course, the queen, the late queen, queen elizabeth ii set up the commonwealth in first place commonwealth in the first place and to wither and it's not going to wither away. she's gone . away. now she's gone. >> well, she was a quite remarkable on the remarkable influence on the commonwealth, partly because she knew everyone so well and they knew everyone so well and they knew her. but, you know, the king, in his long apprenticeship as prince of wales, he too knows all these people across the commonwealth. and it is his dedication which, just like his mother, which is so important to its future, so you don't see more people educated about it in schools, maybe because it's not really that well known and we're lucky be here in the lucky enough to be here in the foreign, commonwealth office. >> it mean to >> but what does it mean t

does the commonwealth suffering. action really does need - to begin.ent to support the worst affected countries?— support the worst affected countries? ~ ., ., countries? well, we are doing everything _ countries? well, we are doing everything we _ countries? well, we are doing everything we can. _ countries? well, we are doing everything we can. we've - countries? well, we are doing . everything we can. we've created countries? well, we are doing - everything we can. we've created in 2015, and it became put in operation in 2016 when i became secretary general, the commonwealth finance access hub. we've received a really small amounts of money when you think about the enormity of the problem, just about $8 million, but from that $8 million, we have already delivered into the hands of our member states $357 million to deal with climate action, and what's been really thrilling isjust deal with climate action, and what's been really thrilling is just this week, last week, we have been able to deliver more than 30 point... we seem to have lost our connecti

as i said, the commonwealth service is l i said, the commonwealth service is under way.ervice is under way. senior members of the royalfamily, the queen, prince william r inside westminster abbey as we speak but the discussion outside is not really of the commonwealth, which is the headline that the royal family would prepare. back to you. that the royal family would prepare. back to yon-— back to you. let's explore this a little more _ back to you. let's explore this a little more and _ back to you. let's explore this a little more and obvious - back to you. let's explore this a little more and obvious issues i little more and obvious issues around trust and what this story tells us. around trust and what this story tells us. so, what made the news agencies suspicious about the picture in the first place? nick eardly at bbc verify has been investigating. we have been looking at a lot of the details of the picture and also some of the meta data. i will come back to that in a minute but there is always frenzied speculation about the royals and there's been a lot of unsubs

the king was to address the commonwealth day service in a pre—recorded message. cancer and he is appearing on camera but not in person at westminster abbey and that service which is for the 75th anniversary of the commonwealth which is the same age as the king. in his pre—recorded address, king charles has thanked his well—wishers and talked also about the family of free and independent nations of the commonwealth. let's listen in to the sea and if we can for a moment. choir sings. # sing praises # sing praises # sing praises... # sing praises...... # studio: you're watching a ceremony at westminster abbey commemorating the annual commonwealth day. that is the annual commonwealth day. that is the 75th anniversary of the association. forthe the 75th anniversary of the association. for the first time in a long time the senior royal is not present but the king this time has sent a pre—recorded message which will be played during the service. he has talked of the family of free and independent nations that are part of the commonwealth. this all somewhat overshadowed

that elitist attitude is wrong and it■ hurts our commonwealth. a welder or a plumber we should celebrate that your path of the same level of respect someochoo. [applause] kind of respect in my administration on my first as governor as an executive order that 92% of jobs do not require collegege degree. as a result, one year later at least 60% of the commonwealth new hires don't have a college degree but do have the necessary skills to help our fellow pennsylvanians. together we have made record investments in apprenticeship programs and on-the-job training. list your site executive order creating the first in the nation initiativeo workers in pennsylvania over the next five years. the pittsburgh water and sewer authority needs to replace lead service lines in a neighborhood where i visited last summer we are going to fund their new workers. workers who are fluent to our school district to deliver clean families. i come back to you today and including thesenc investments oe again because what we did last year is working. thirty-three new apprentic

so it's just the commonwealth. think australia commonwealth.is a great example of when during they about during the 90s they talked about going republic. debated going republic. they debated about a referendum about it, they held a referendum and overwhelming and the overwhelming majority voted to stay in in a republic. so sorry. without a republic with the king as monarch, let the countries decide if they see value in the commonwealth, let them stay in the commonwealth. if they can leave. if they don't, they can leave. there no, power terms of there is no, power in terms of britain control these nations. that's case. these these that's not the case. these these countries have had the opportunity to be a part of the international stage . we should international stage. we should welcome we should welcome them, we should allow them. see this as them. and we should see this as a opportunity. a brilliant opportunity. unfortunately, in this country, i obsessed about i think we're obsessed about talking what bad britain talking about what bad britain

that was the eu, i commonwealth observers in the sierra _ commonwealth observers in the sierra leonevil— commonwealth observers in the sierra leone civil society- sierra leone civil society observation _ sierra leone civil society observation group. - sierra leone civil society observation group.- sierra leone civil society observation group. the result seaks observation group. the result speaks for — observation group. the result speaks for itself. _ parliament opened on thursday but nobody from the apc took their seat because they had decided they wanted to boycott. this is not about aki—sawyerr, this is about sierra leone. a situation in which people were deprived of their rights. this is about the destruction of democracy. i have never questioned myself as much as i have in the last few days. never questioned this decision as much as i have. that moment my daughter lay on the floor next to me, the teargas, as a mum, you know, i do not know how to describe how i felt. do not know how to describe how ifelt. guilt. fear. worry. all in one. i said to someone this week i reallyjust fe

make god bless the commonwealth of virginia and make god bless our new speaker. [cheering] [cheering] correct thank you. thank you. thank you all. thank you. thank you. thank you. thank you. [applause]

make god bless the commonwealth of virginia and make god bless our new speaker. [cheering] [cheering] correct thank you. thank you. thank you all. thank you. thank you. thank you. thank you. [applause]court has until june a ruling. the oral argument is an hour and 30 minutes. >> we will hear arguments first in

my belief in our shared _ commonwealth.ef in our shared endeavours and in the potential— shared endeavours and in the potential of our people remains a short_ potential of our people remains a short -- — potential of our people remains a short —— sure and strong as ever. let's speak to our royal correspondent sarah campbell. sarah, how much has this picture story over overshadowed what is happening where you are? is there a broader issue of not so much how this was done, but the issue of trust here? i think certainly, matthew, we can say that the headlines of the royal family might have wanted from today to do with the commonwealth day service is a big deal in the royal calendar. the king and the queen, before him, so it's an important issue. 56 member states here, representatives of the abbey, 2,000 giving thanks. none of us have really been talking about that at all. we got the king, you saw giving his first video address, since his cancer diagnosis. we had queen camilla leading the service, and we also saw the prince of

it has been a challenging _ the commonwealth. it has been a challenging few _ the commonwealth.been a challenging few weeks _ the commonwealth. it has been a challenging few weeks for - the commonwealth. it has been a challenging few weeks for the - the commonwealth. it has been a l challenging few weeks for the royal family, the mood is charged and the photograph controversy has fed the debate over whether we can trust what the palace says. the princess of wales is — what the palace says. the princess of wales is a _ of wales is a accomplished photographer. she said she edits photographs and might have been editing family photographs all the time for all we know. at, editing family photographs all the time for all we know. a photograph altered by a — time for all we know. a photograph altered by a princess _ time for all we know. a photograph altered by a princess - _ time for all we know. a photograph altered by a princess - her - time for all we know. a photograph altered by a princess - her team i time for all we know. a photograph | altered by a princess - her team say alte

make god bless the commonwealth of virginia and make god bless our new speaker. [cheering] [cheering] correct thank you. thank you. thank you all. thank you. thank you. thank you. thank you. [applause]ey spoke on capitol hr about an hour. >> our first guest is here. ♪

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why is this new, let’s say, direction called a commonwealth?our strength. famous football players also came to support the athletes at the start of a new stage in their careers. now you understand, detachment. serious competitions, and people need to watch football , they need to participate in it, they need to show the players, improve their skills, the dawn is ahead, even if there are only four of them, but still the lugansk dawn was not left without support, daniil butagens moved to sevastopol 5 years ago, in his native in lugansk in the stands, as they say, he drowned for his own, and even in zari’s t-shirt he managed to play, being a student of a children’s and youth sports school, we have been waiting for this for 8 years, we can see this wonderful opportunity for you... to perform on par with teams from crimea-sevastopol, i am sure that in the near future we will play in the rpl. the teams went into the break with the score 1:0 in favor of the guests. this charge from lugansk is made from scratch, and we want to prove, roughly speaking,

the commonwealth ibetter than that.ty of those monuments weren't for that right after that season law to honor the folks that had died in fighting, as some folks would argue, they were put up in the 50's to send a jim crow message, a chilling effect to african-americans who were saying, "we want our equality and our civil-rights." they were put up to make sure they send a message to know your place. . we don't have that anymore. nobody knows their place anymore. everybody's places to be equal. that is america and that is ite house remain? host: speaker scott: it can remain. peoples need to see it and they need to understand whatever history is and how easily we can be taken back. we have to understand there are people who still hold that mindset and we need to make sure those people never touch -- never have any opportunity to have a new leadership in the country. we need to move forward. host: what made you decide in 2019 to run for delegate? speaker scott: i was perturbed. i was in the courthouses across my region a l

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the million to assist in hosting the commonwealth games . the next commonwealth games. next games are due to take place in two years time, but they're currently without a host after melbourne pulled out, the significant financial investment would see the event return to kuala lumpur after nearly 30 years. the olympic council of malaysia says that a formal invitation has been received, but the commonwealth games federation have so far declined to comment . those are the to comment. those are the headunes to comment. those are the headlines more in the next half houn headlines more in the next half hour, but in the meantime you can sign up to gb news alerts. just scan the qr code there on your screen. or if you're listening on radio, you can go to gb news. com slash alerts. >> thank you sam ryan, let's get cracking . and of course there is cracking. and of course there is only one place to start. and thatis only one place to start. and that is a spectacular defection of red wall mp lee anderson, who has joined richard tice reform party this morning. announcing the move at

what does haley do in the commonwealth of virginia? is there any sides, any signs that because of biden's early weaknesses in the race, because of inflation, his approval rating the republicans somehow could stretch the map. most campaigns would tell you, don't waste your resources focused on the five or six days we think you're going to settle it, but a bigger map, if you have the fundraising is a strategic advantage. if you can contest the places as we're standing here, you see more votes coming and you see some tiny votes coming in for haley. let's just come down here. it's the city of fredericksburg. again 0.3% of the state population. so, but if you're nikki haley, you're trying it's a suburban area. you're trying to see there and you see some other study, roanoke, which is a city area here. this is roanoke city in the city of roanoke, 170 763, very, very early returns, but if you're if you're, if you're at home and you're thinking is trump just going to march or is nikki haley going to find at least one or 23 more places, five mo

last time i looked, here it is how the commonwealth cup stage in raobichi ended, i calculated how manyadvantage. everything, more, well, what do you think about this handicap, how weighty can it be? in fact, the handicap is small and you will have to fight in every race, but if i already told matchtv that if latypov scores a hat-trick, it will be difficult to take the yellow jersey, but i think we will give a fight and the yellow jersey will remain with us, well that is, from this weekend you are really so interestingly competitive and you are in good shape the most important thing and... yes, go out and have a serious fight? yes, i’m in good shape, i hope i can realize my potential tomorrow. 24 hours later, the first race of the final stage, but smolsky’s name disappears from the protocol in the morning. it turned out that he was simply knocked down by the virus, and the season for the olympic medalist thus came to an end. eduart latypov , on the contrary, went all distances in the individual races and raised the main trophy of the season above his head. after a short vacation , the b

joseph as the apex of the commonwealth kascel, we mean that the rightful sleepless joseph prays god's god's s plan. so joseph taught us that faith in god includes faith in yourself, which means that god can. let go of our fears, our shortcomings, our weakness. taxama yon taught us that the people of the zhytstsev boars, we are by no means innocents, bayatstsya give god our shameful attention. sometimes we want to talk about everything, but god watch the meetings. my dear, the gospel does not give us any news of the right... to the specific disciples of st. joseph and the right of milasernastsi. put your hands to work, this was necessary for the achievement of the crown for the sake of life and sanctification. yuzaf taksama would be a shepherd and cry in the hands of god. i am a child, i am a shepherd, in the voice of god, i am a joyful bastard and i am rightfully patsvardzhayutsya. i am righteous and pakora. saints yuzaf is a symbol of the fact that it is the beginning of our holy days and the creation of merits for eternal life. pope francis of the throne, at any abstavina of his lif

it is really been quite a 2k hours the commonwealth day service, you could see behind me but all thee scaffold been taking down but the headlines are not about the commonwealth service they about this photo released yesterday about nine o'clock gmt to celebrate mother's day. it has been the subject of much debate ever sense. in day. it has been the sub'ect of much debate ever senseh debate ever sense. in terms of that controversy. _ debate ever sense. in terms of that controversy. the — debate ever sense. in terms of that controversy, the timing _ debate ever sense. in terms of that controversy, the timing could - controversy, the timing could be worse because the hope would have been that by publishing the photograph it would put to bed the wild social media speculation we have seen over the last few weeks. instead it sparked a new tsunami. social media hates a vacuum. that's what they've had. the princess of wales had the surgery nearly two months ago. she's been out of the public eye ever sense. kensington palace told us that that would happen, said she would not be expected to be

and in return can only continue to serve you to the best of my ability throughout the commonwealth. it has been a challenging feweeks for the royal family. the mood is charged. and the photo controversy has fed the debate over whether we can trust with the palace tells the public. >> i would not say it is a trust issue. i have not heard that. the princess of wales is an accomplished archiver for -- photographer up it she said she edits photographs. she might have been editing photographs all the time for all we know. rerter: a photo altered by a princess. her team said she was doing with so many others do, trying to make her family look as good as possible in a picture. daniela ralph, bbc news. maryam: as mentioned, this was supposed to be a reassuring comeback picture for the princess of wales. but the photo, which was published to stop the questions about why catherine has not been any public eye, has done no such thing. let's look at how we got here. kate's last public appearance was at the christmas service where she was pictured alongside the king and william and their children

at the commonwealth day service at the abbey, it was business as usual.he royal party was depleted due to the current health problems. the absent king recorded a video message, played to the congregation. in recent weeks, i have been most deeply touched by your wonderfully kind and thoughtful good wishes for my health and, in return, can only continue to serve you to the best of my ability throughout the commonwealth. it's been a challenging few weeks for the royal family — and the photo controversy has fed the debate over whether we can trust what the palaces tell the public. i wouldn't say it's a trust issue, i haven't heard that. i mean, the princess of wales is an accomplished photographer. she said she edits photographs. she might have been editing family photographs, you know, all the time, for all we know. a photo altered by a princess. her team say she was doing what many others do — trying to make herfamily look as good as possible in a picture. daniela relph, bbc news, windsor. let's take a look at some other stories in the headlines... ukraine'

the commonwealth games federation has said it's in advanced discussions over a potential new host.on to help the country put on the 2026 games. they last hosted the event in 1998. the australian state of victoria pulled out of hosting the games in two years�* time due to costs. from the commonwealth games to the olympics and american star sprinter noah lyles has hinted he'll be expanding his repertoire to allow him a shot at four golds on the track at the paris games this year. only two men have claimed four athletics golds at a single olympics — jesse owens and carl lewis. but those included wins in the longjump, not on the track. lyles has his sights set on competing in the 4x400 metres relay. i'm serious. i mean, ijust ran the four by fourfor glasgow. that was definitely one of my ways of saying that this is not a joke. a lot of people thought i was doing it for headlines, but no. i'm full force going in. i'm available and i will be ready at all times. i can't tell you how many comments and people have come up to me saying, "i didn't care about the four by four until you!" oh, w

later, commonwealth day service.ent, her as the king continues his cancer treatment , her majesty, treatment, her majesty, accompanied by the prince of wales and other key members of the royal family, are due to gather at westminster abbey for the annual celebration and this year's event draws on the theme of resilience against the backdrop of health worries among the royal family. and though he'll today's service, his he'll miss today's service, his majesty will deliver a video message his message reaffirming his commitment to serve the 56 member countries to the best of his ability . last night's oscars his ability. last night's oscars were dominated by nuclear bomb epic oppenheimer, winning seven awards, including best director for christopher nolan and, of course, best actor for cillian murphy. here's that moment that he claimed the top acting honour i >> -- >> we made a film about the man who created the atomic bomb. and for better or for worse, we're all living in oppenheimer's world, so i would really like to

she is the commonwealth champion., she's taking on fellow englishwoman, ranks number 25. you grew up watching the london squash classic and it was purely for men. this is the first time it's been a women's event. what does it like to into play here?— event. what does it like to into play here? something i never really _ into play here? something i never really thought - into play here? something i never really thought would l never really thought would happen. i even did a little exhibition match there before the men's matches when i was about 16 years old, so i've grown up kind of idolizing these players and now that we as women get to coming up, play next to the men, just as we deserve to do so, i think it is very cool. deserve to do so, i think it is very cool-— very cool. for years, squash was trying — very cool. for years, squash was trying to _ very cool. for years, squash was trying to get _ very cool. for years, squash was trying to get into - very cool. for years, squash was trying to get into the i was tryin

they have a rule that is you get just over 50 percent of the both the throughout the commonwealth in over 50 percent in each of these rational districts that you get the delegates. so we don't know exactly where all the votes are still coming back in. some places favor hailey better, such as like the suburbs of washington that our northern virginia they tend to be voting for haley. but as of right now, yes, trump is projected to take. the republican pri apartment are here for the job. i again, not surprises, not very soon. and, and patty, based on what you've been seeing and hearing speaking to voters, what are the major issues that have been most important for voters in virginia of the you know, it's coming here to virginia. the reason why we're here is because reproductive freedom changed everything in the commonwealth of virginia after the supreme court basically got rid of the were the law that are the ruling that said limited abortion to be was a lot of nationwide. the 1st really big test was in virginia, is the entire general assembly was up for re election. democrats looked li

prince william attended commonwealth day celebrations with camilla.operation with a photograph at vinzersky castle i think this was planned. kate is in the car, but turns away from the camera. everything was done to try to calm down this scandal, but that didn’t help either. in general, something is wrong in the kingdom. yuri vecheslavich, let's get it from you. listen, well, the kingdom is, of course , interesting, the discussion there, the heirs and so on, in fact, we understand the position of britain, the prime minister, yes, especially the royal family, neither the soviet union nor the russian federation, did not favor me i would still like to return to more like this... the national intelligence of the united states, on the one hand, these are people who, well , have colossal information, are direct participants in the aggression that is coming to our country from the west, on the other hand, when you listen to their speech, especially this lady here, then one gets the impression that they... such a large information reserve remains, the old pro

at the commonwealth day service at westminster abbey, it was business as usual.lth problems. the absent king recorded a video message, played to the congregation. in recent weeks, i have been most deeply touched by your wonderfully kind and thoughtful good wishes for my health and, in return, can only continue to serve you to the best of my ability throughout the commonwealth. it's been a challenging few weeks for the royal family — and the photo controversy has fed the debate over whether we can trust what the palaces tell the public. i wouldn't say it's a trust issue, i haven't heard that. i mean, the princess of wales is an accomplished photographer. she said she edits photographs. she might have been editing family photographs, you know, all the time, for all we know. a photo altered by a princess. her team say she was doing what many others do — trying to make herfamily look as good as possible in a picture. daniela relph, bbc news, windsor. let's speak tojuliet rieden, abc's royal correspondent and author of the the royals in australia. juliet, hello. why a

from the commonwealth games to the olympics and american star sprinter noah lyles has hinted he'll be at the paris games this year. only two men have claimed four athletics golds at a single olympics — jesse owens and carl lewis. but those included wins in the long jump, not on the track. lyles has his sights set on competing in the 4x400 metres relay. i'm serious. i mean, ijust ran the _ i'm serious. i mean, ijust ran the four— i'm serious. i mean, ijust ran the four by— i'm serious. i mean, ijust ran the four by four for glasgow. that — the four by four for glasgow. that was— the four by four for glasgow. that was definitely one of my ways — that was definitely one of my ways of— that was definitely one of my ways of saying that this is not a joke — ways of saying that this is not a joke a— ways of saying that this is not a joke. a lot of people but i was — a joke. a lot of people but i was doing it for headlines, but no. was doing it for headlines, but he i'm — was doing it for headlines, but he i'm full_ was doing it for headlines, but no. i'm full force going in. i'm — no. i'm fu

he thinks the commonwealth made a mistake. >> this is an overreach of the prosecution.ay, i said, i don't think a crime was committed. >> massachusetts has no law against encouraging suicide. >> right. >> and so it's troubling that they would bring on manslaughter. >> that was the basis of this whole argument. prosecutors misinterpreting massachusetts law. to him, this was clearly a suicide. that's why he wanted a judge, not a jury to hear the case. >> i thought the judge would apply the correct law on the facts that conrad roy was so suicidal that michelle carter did not cause his death. >> and that's how he began his opening statement. >> michelle carter was not present. michelle carter had been texting with him. she did not physically see this individual for over one year. >> and to bolster his case, michelle's lawyer introduced a set of text messages that the prosecution had not mentioned. ones where she tried repeatedly to help conrad, have you thought about getting professional help? like, i think i'm gonna go away to a place to help me over come my eating disorde

of independent states have signed up ; i would like to emphasize that all our partners in the commonwealth of independent states, without exception, brick. including china, including india, brazil, the republic of south africa, new member states, well, besides this , dozens of national delegations are now joining the declaration, not all, it is clear that for many to sign a document where words of condolences are expressed to our country, even in this obvious situation it turns out to be impossible for political reasons, well, then we will carefully look at those who were unable to enter through these considerations of political circumstances, he himself withdrew from condemnation of terrorism, when this process of collecting signatures is completed, the document will be transferred to the secretariat of the inter-parliamentary union and one way or another will become an official document of the ipu. konstantin vasipovich, please tell me, in your opinion, whether any new formats of interaction in the fight against terrorism are possible now and how necessary this cooperation is in your opi

on the throne, were covered with stone walls, the speeches were spoken, the polish-lithuanian commonwealth’s all stronger, the bright splash is blinding, and there are ladkusar wings. in the years of troubled days, over smaletskom pussy, kruski hanuaki, asmilya in zallovchvet, half dmitry the second, the light will set behind the mountain, mikhatkevich will break through to moscow, shuvsky kien, patriarch kermagen, raises the peasant people, whispers the beast of the boyars, starting a fire and it was the twelfth year . winter is coming, winter is coming, gather the troops , gather the troops, the fight has come, choose the enemy, tsarigrad is in flames, the polish poles are on the throne, covered with white stone walls, searching for speech the polish-lithuanian commonwealth, but increasingly stronger, blinds the forest of churches with brightness, and there are wings of ladkusar. covered with stone walls, we will ride the polish-lithuanian commonwealth, but ever stronger, following the bright lights of the churches, the wings of lapkusari are burning, in the troubled years, in the dark s

belarus increased exports of the commonwealth country by 2.4 times to 21.2 billion us dollars.n us dollars. children from the belgorod region arrived in st. petersburg today. they cannot stay at home; it is simply unsafe due to shelling from ukraine. in the northern capital , 11 sites have been prepared for the children: country recreation centers, hotels, and hostels. 735 schoolchildren and 61 accompanying adults, including five doctors, arrived in the northern capital. thank you very much, thank you very much, hello, at the perun ladoga station the children are met by volunteers of the first movement there were so many student lifeguards who wanted to meet the guests that they had to hold a draw. hi peter, we're glad we made it, right? yes, little belgorod residents will be settled in the back. the places are quite decent, everything is clean, neat , lovingly prepared by the institution, so i hope that our guests will be comfortable here, in all the places where the guys will live, the canteens are switching to an enhanced operating mode, meals are served five times a day, th

lold thought when i won the commonwealth gold that _ thought when i won the commonwealth gold that willeyes are on— that's no longer the case, so all eyes are on to make sure i get in that team — eyes are on to make sure i get in that team in— eyes are on to make sure i get in that team in 2028. a eyes are on to make sure i get in that team in 2028.— that team in 2028. a new era for suuash, that team in 2028. a new era for squash. and _ that team in 2028. a new era for squash, and gina _ that team in 2028. a new era for squash, and gina kennedy i that team in 2028. a new era for squash, and gina kennedy is i that team in 2028. a new era for squash, and gina kennedy is at l that team in 2028. a new era for i squash, and gina kennedy is at the heart of it. that's all from sportsday. i'll be back with another at 7:30pm. there has been another goal villa park, villa taking on walls, they are now 2—0 up. it looks like villa will return to force in the premier league. that's all for now. hello. we've had some sunshine — not a bad day overall, just a few showers here and there. i think easter

and in return, can only continue to serve you to the best of my ability throughout the commonwealth. been a challenging few weeks for the royal family. the mood is charged. and the photo controversy has fed the debate over whether we can trust what the palace tells the public. >> i wouldn't say it is a trust issue. i have not heard that. the princess of wales is an accomplished photographer. she said she edits photographs. she might have been editing family photographs all the time for all we know. >> a photo altered by a princess. her team says she was doing what so many others do. trying to make her family look as good as possible in a picture. daniela routh, bbc news, windsor. sumi: thank you for watching world news america. i am sumi somaskanda in washington. stay with bbc news. ♪ announcer: funding for presentation of this program is provided by... financial services firm, raymond james. bdo. accountants and advisors. cunard is a proud supporter of public television. announcer: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. and by judand peter blum kovler foundation, purs

ninth question: under what name were glass factories known during the polish-lithuanian commonwealth?ls, c- guts. time. of course, guta. it went. guts. and i answered option b, to be honest , of these words i am only familiar with drags, i know that this is a land survey , guta and capella are unknown to me, but relying again on luck, i decided to choose option b, yeah, capella, yes, daria, i chose the guta option, but i remember exactly what these are splitting manufactories, they were apparently founded by anna ekaterina radivil, she was the first to establish manufactories in the territory of the polish-lithuanian commonwealth. can you help us eliminate other options? well, for example, portage? voloka, well, yes, this is a land measure, uh-huh, kapel, in my opinion, this is something from architecture, yes, catholic structure, let's approach the correct answer smoothly: voloko - a unit of measurement of area equal to 21.36 hectares, cappello - a type of catholic building, the word chapel is often inaccurately translated into russian, if we are talking about a musical group, then t

the interests of exclusively the rich and noble. about the constitution of the polish-lithuanian commonwealthe in principle there was no place for guarantees of the rights of our people, i am generally silent, and during the period of our lands being part of the russian empire, did not leave any serious mark on the belarusian legal tradition, so it’s important to be... rednecks, we should have fought more in the stables, but we will fight you, elite, traitors, westerners, again, dirt, our spirit of the law is anti-elitism, but why else did the soviet government win, energy, energy, once again, energy, furious creation, can you imagine what it was like to revive the bsu in 1921, when hunger was dying everywhere, what a... thirst for life, for creation, upward, upward, forward , enthusiasm, drum, read, hurray, song, forward, now daddy needs to be thrashed so that the roads are patched , there is only dead stuff in boring contracts and contracts , we will kindle ourselves with furious creation, and the will, when the interventionists have landed on all shores, when the enemy is already near mosc

, it is 56, according to - to me, the countries of the commonwealth, which are all present there, are tables, london is the capital, where the largest embassy is located, but the ambassador has authority when he has direct access to the supreme body, and when the supreme intelligence, so to speak, responds to certain messages from the ambassador, if there is no such connection, you understand, if there is no such chemistry, communicative chemistry. there is some kind of ambassador, yes, a person who will occupy the premises of our embassy in london, so on. this is a key challenge, it is absolutely on this, this is what absolutely depends on the effectiveness or ineffectiveness of the stay of a laborer in britain, but for example, well, if someone there has at least some rivet on the bank account, then this is the stupidest thing that can be done, so that zaluzhnyy is, well, it is such a... a portal in order to sharply increase understanding in the west, support, to explain in the end, what is happening, well, this is a brand, this is a brand with a biography and a brand that is based

and there's no doubt that king charles i thought today when he did commonwealth address, did his commonwealthwas very, very important, he didn't look well at all. you know, truth he's not know, the truth is he's not taking natural herbs and things. he's on the on the real he's clearly on the on the real hard stuff. >> so are you suggesting , tom >> so are you suggesting, tom bower, that our king is rejecting north medical advice and going for pills and potions ? and going for pills and potions? >> pills and potions? no, i don't think he is. i think the whole natural medicine thing, which he has advocated for years, coffee enemas to cure cancer put to the cancer he has put to the dustbin. he's going for the real medicine now. i think he is. i think he is. and that's why he looked so peaky, to say the least. he tried his hardest. least. and he tried his hardest. today a lot of today i think there's a lot of sympathy him, rightly so. sympathy for him, rightly so. but know, going through but you know, he's going through a tough time too. mean, a very tough time too. i mean, he's 75. he's facing m