daniela ralph, bbc news, copenhagen. and daniela relph is live now from copenhagen.pen in the next hour or so. this afternoon is _ happen in the next hour or so. this afternoon is the _ happen in the next hour or so. ti 3 afternoon is the main event. thousands of people have come out into the city centre to see the first change of sovereign there has been here since 1972. so for a whole generation of danes, queen margrethe is the only monarch they have ever known. denmark does not go for the big coronation ceremony, nothing like what we saw in the uk or the crowning of king charles back in may last year. it is very different. what we will see first of all is the new king and queen travelling by car, coming to the palace which is the danish parliament behind me. shortly after that we will see queen margrethe on her finaljourney as queen, in a carriage with a mounted military escort, coming here where she will attend an government meeting and sign our declaration of abdication. after that we will see the proclamation of the new king from the balcony here, king frederic

daniela relph is live now from copenhagen. that moment has not happened, change that moment has not happened, change the throne. that is that moment has not happened, change the throne. . , ., , ., the throne. that is right, what you are seeinu the throne. that is right, what you are seeing now — the throne. that is right, what you are seeing now is _ the throne. that is right, what you are seeing now is the _ the throne. that is right, what you | are seeing now is the proclamation of the new king. that is the danish prime minister in a blue, and she is proclaiming that pneumonic to the people of denmark. she is on the balcony of the castle, the danish parliament, and that proclamation will be made three times in different directions from that balcony, is a symbolic moment to show the demonstration of denmark, so by making it in three different directions, she is claiming the new king, prince frederik the tenth, and it was interesting as he came out onto the balcony, as he walked out, he wiped tears from his eyes, clearly very

you can _ -- copenhagen. thank you very much indeed. you can continue _ -- copenhagen.you very much indeed. you can continue to watch - indeed. you can continue to watch the live feed from coffin hagan from the live feed from coffin hagan from the bbc news website or app. stay with theirs here on bbc news. —— copenhagen. hello there. winter weather has well and truly arrived across the country and it's going to stay with us for most of this week. in fact, yes, it will get colder and we have some snow showers mostly in the far north, but widespread sharp overnight frost. we have a series of weather fronts sinking south opening the door to this cold air to flow down all the way from the arctic. it's already arrived in scotland, gusts of wind 60—70 mph northern isles, blizzard conditions here, showers and sunny spells in scotland and northern ireland. a weak weather francis across england and wales. there are going to be a fair amount of cloud, chasing cloud around and maybe the odd spot or two of light and drizzly rain from it. here, not quite as cold. 5 to 7 and in the f

it was on this day, exactly 52 years ago, january 14, 1974, that the people of copenhagen gathered in palace square and in mournful silence the death of king frederick, margrethe's father, was announced. then came the words. therefore, i was not so overcome with grief as i was imbued with the solemnity of the moment, because now i had to try to live up to my father's expectations. the authorities had the honor of meeting and talking with her majesty three times, and today we want to talk about these very emotional and educational meetings. margaretha alexandrina thorhildur, ingrid of the schleswick -holstein dynasty of sonderburg-glücksburg. the eldest daughter of king frederick ii, queen ingrid, was born on april 16, 1940 at amalienburg palace, from january 14, 1972 to january 14, 2024. there is. in my younger years, when i was studying, i was most attracted to archeology. it seems to me that fate favored me in the sense that i did not plunge headlong into studying any particular sciences, because in return i got the opportunity to do many interesting things. and in the same way, i a

i'm here in copenhagen in denmark at the world's 1st over human library. now this is a place where you can come and borrow people instead of books and hear their story . so let's find out which books are available today. the human library was founded in the year 2000 in copenhagen as a safe place to discuss the subjects that otherwise might be uncomfortable. work considered taboo in casual conversation. what did that from that there are 6 books available today, and these are some of the topics that we can discuss now. i'm going to start by borrowing a blind for fleming baptist and wasn't born in the line. he gradually lost his eye sight over the years. a story. he's not a free to share. somebody ask me. i have always been blind. like to tell a story about to it, to be blind. and the story about to have the notion with the 1st 210 years of my life, and later a kid on the total blindness. people don't think a lot of files to be blind, how prophylactic it can be. okay. and how does the dog help you that helped me to find the old step seats? it also helps me t

water is the atmosphere like in copenhagen this morning? —— what is.ady for the events to play out here which is the danish parliament, where all the action will be the sack and in. i think the mood is really important because normally a change of sovereign would be a time of national mourning but when a state funeral would be planned, the mood would be different. but because queen margrethe has abdicated, this is very much celebrating the event. thousands of people out to say their goodbyes to her when she comes back and that lad —— last carriage ride to the balance behind me and a sense of positivity and optimism about her son, the new king who will become king frederick the tenth of denmark. and his wife who will be the queen. there is not a big coronation ceremony, nothing like what we saw in the uk back in may for king charles and queen camilla. the danish constitution does not allow for that, danish constitution does not allow forthat, instead danish constitution does not allow for that, instead we will get a proclamation of the king on the balco

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this time i'm in copenhagen in denmark. i will be working with the danish way to orchestra. in this episode, we will get into the world of percussion. i will take you through what a dislike to play in a large percussion section of a symphony orchestra. and what are the challenges and also the lots of joy and funds that they can have their dog, da, da, da, da, da, da, da, da, da, da, da, da, da, da da da da. not dump of the check ticket to get the ticket. the tech ticket to get the ticket to pick that the so i have to come with a plan that whatever happens it will work. um, but then it's great when we can take it as much, much further and you came and said, you know that that's very good how, how we organize that. but do you think it should be a bit more flexible? yeah, i really loved that contribution because that's exactly what i wanted. the, the story of this film is sort of romeo and juliet story. but between the my inferences and a spanish conky speller. so it's an impossible of story from my country. and the music is just incredible the when you put in a big scene for t

daniela relph, bbc news, copenhagen.een of a european monarchy. to discuss this we can go live to birgitte maibom, chairman of danish church in australia. thank you forjoining us on bbc news, birgitte. let's start with the celebrations. how will you be marking this occasion? the danish church will have a big family celebration next sunday so we can have children to come along. we have invited them to dress up as kings and queens and princes and princesses and we will be celebrating it with some danish specialties and then of course we will be watching a recording of the streaming later today. and, of course, australia doesn't have — australia follows royal family's closely, what is the general mood about having an australian queen, even though it will be a queen of denmark, what is the conversation in australia around this?— conversation in australia aroundthis? , ., , , around this? generally, people are ruite around this? generally, people are quite fascinated, _ around this? generally, people are quite fascinated, the

the fact is that this palace, this house, this castle, which is located outside of copenhagen, is intendede king’s family, for example, even... in the very main hall of this palace, where ceremonial dinners are always held on appropriate occasions. so, this inscription, which states that the heir to the russian throne, grand duke nicholas became engaged to princess dagmar, is still preserved on one of the doors of this palace. but the wedding was not destined to take place. in april. in 1865, the twenty-one-year-old heir was struck down by illness. before his death , nikolai joined the hands of his bride and his younger brother alexander, bequeathing them to marry after his death. dagmar was so shocked by nikolai's death that she could not even think about marrying someone else. only a year later the ancient walls fredensburg palace witnessed a new engagement. the palace has changed, i specially collected objects that have anything to do with russia in those rooms that we call the empress’s chambers. it must be said that the closest relatives related to russia, or rather, the closest famil

daniela relph joined the crowds in copenhagen. more than half a million people live in copenhagen.. every vantage point made use of to see the first change of monarchy in 52 years. queen margrethe's abdication on new year's eve shocked denmark. today, just two weeks later, she made herfinal carriage ride as queen. independent, artistic, eccentric at times, she has been a hugely popular figure in public life, and the crowds wanted to be here to say goodbye. it's very special. i'm very glad to be a part of it. but it's very cold! she's done so well, and it's good for her also to get some time for herself. she's the whole mother of the country, and it'si going to be so amazing to see i her son and her daughter—in—law take over this. it'sjust amazing. this was the official moment queen margrethe stepped aside. she signed the declaration of abdication at a specially convened government meeting. quietly, as her son took his place at the table, she said her last words as queen. they were, "god save the king." gud bevare kongen. cheering denmark does not have a coronation ceremony. instead

this the scene in copenhagen. scene in copenhagen as this evening draws on the celebrations continue. there is a fireworks display there celebrating the day a new monarch has taken the throne in denmark. it is, of course a momentous day in history for the country, frederik x king of denmark following the formal abdication of his mother, queen margrethe iii who had been on the throne for 52 years. so many people in don mark who happened to live under another monarch until now. —— in denmark. there you have a lots of celebrations and expectations now for a new monarch as our royal correspondent was saying there, he is in his 50s and he goes into that role with a young family and the hopes of his country. we will leave those pictures in that story for the moment. families of israeli hostages held in gaza have taken part in a rally through the night to demand their release, as the war between israel and hamas enters its 100th day. they were joined on saturday evening by tens of thousands of protesters, some of whom bl

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more than 100,000 danes have gathered in copenhagen to witness his historic succession.last month. several houses have been set on fire and the local authorities have declared an emergency in the area which is around a0 kilometres from iceland's capital, reykjavik. 100 days after hamas attacked israel triggering war in gaza, relatives of the hostages taken on that dayjoin a rally in tel aviv. the head of the un's agency for palestinians has described the death and destruction since 7th october as a stain on our shared humanity. now on bbc news, talking business. hello and welcome to talking business from las vegas with me, michelle fleury. let's take a look at what's coming up on the show. we're at the consumer electronics show, the world's biggest tech convention, to explore how the top trends are affecting the world of business. i'll be taking a look at farming and food security withjohn deere and getting behind the virtual wheel of an autonomous tractor over 1,000 miles away. we'll check out a range of other gadgets being showcased

daniela relph, has more from copenhagen. more than half a million people live in copenhagen. later, she made herfinal carriage ride as queen. independent, artistic, eccentric at times, she has been a hugely popularfigure in public life, and the crowds wanted to be here to say goodbye. it's very special. i'm very glad to be a part of it. but it's very cold! she's done so well, and it's good for her also to get some time for herself. she's the whole mother _ of the country, and it's going to be so amazing to see her son and her daughter—in—lawl take over this. it'sjust amazing. this was the official moment queen margrethe stepped aside. she signed the declaration of abdication at a specially convened government meeting. quietly, as her son took his place at the table, she said her last words as queen. they were, "god save the king." gud bevare kongen. cheering. denmark does not have a coronation ceremony. instead the new king, frederik x, was proclaimed from the balcony of the danish parliament. as he took in the size of the crowd there was no hiding the emotion he felt. king f

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. >>> a momentum day in copenhagen, in a few hours the beloved between margarita will sign the declarationabdomen case and pass the crown to her oldest son for instance frederick. her decision to abdicate the throne came as a shock, leaving maybe heartbroken but hopeful for her successor. >> when the queen said she was abdicating i cried. it was a little sad. i'm probably going to do that tomorrow as well because i'm sentimental. >> he's very into people or at least it feels like he's into people and i think he's doing great. people really like him. >> and denmark's soon to be queen the australian born crown princess mary will be making history today in her own right. cnn's max foster brings us the details of prince frederick and princess mary's modern day father tail and what aussies back home think of one of their own becoming queen when her husband ascends to the throne. >> reporter: the shock abdication of europe's longest serving means the crown will pass to prince frederick and his australian-born wife. crown princess mary of denmark was once mary donaldson of tasmania, a world away

she will be succeeded by a eldest confidence and here's what some people in an icy cold. copenhagen had to say after taking the final shots to see clean, by the way, to why she is still raining mock, i'm very surprised. we have, we have netflix effective. it is yours. you say i stay on july 4 dollars from by jeff. yeah, i tried and i do that now because it is uh, emotionally, a very big moment because she's been there since i was 3 years old. i was checking the cost of of them that was heavy and it was heavy for frederick because he would have this model in the past. probably difficult years so. yeah. and that wraps up the show for today. follow a team on social media apps, dw news and events. the biggest headlines you looking for. as always, a website dw, dot com for now for the entire team on the day. thanks for spending part of your day with us the the the, the situation on sylvia's folder was hungry is 10 police chase have any arms, people, smugglers who are becoming ever more daring and dangerous. but catching them in the serbian forest is difficult, and it's near impossible to sto

and here's what's some people in an icy cold copenhagen at the sight of. so taking the final shots to see pleading, by the way, to why she is still raining lock. very surprised. we have, we have not expected yours. you say i stay unto life for down from my chair. yeah, i tried and i do that now. this because it is a emotionally very big moment because she's been there since i was 3 years old. i was shocked with costs of of them that was heavy. and i was heavy for frederick because he would have this model in the 1st probably difficult. yeah. i've had wraps up the show for today. follow a team on social media, apps, dw, and use, and if it's the latest headlines you're looking for is always a website, dw, dot com for now for the entire team on the day. thanks for spending part of your day with us. the, [000:00:00;00] the, [000:00:00;00] the, the new will tell you the story. we have a, getting a visa is more difficult than finding gold hosted to use force and for the present in the stories and issues that are being discussed across the country. are you news a

and here's what's some people in an icy cold copenhagen at the sight of. so taking the final shots to see 3, by the way, to why she is still raining lock. very surprised. we have, we have not expected c z or just say i stay on july for dollars from by jeff. yeah, i tried and i do that now. this because it is a emotionally very big moment because she's been there since i was 3 years old. i was checking the cost of of them that was heavy and it was heavy for frederick because he would have this model in the 1st problem it's difficult. yeah. and then wraps up the show for today. follow team on social media apps, dw news and events. the biggest headlines you're looking for is always a website, dw, dot com for now, for the entire team on the day. thanks for spending part of your day with us the they do good deeds, but only on their own terms. rich patrons give away me to for to education or culture de determine what the money is used for. is this a new kind of system? the power of the super rich timeliness accept insurance? in 15 minutes on the w, on the trail

we're live from london, ba o', and copenhagen. we've got reporters covering it from all angles, but first let's get you the headlines. >>> full speed ahead, novo hits an all-time high as they report a surge in wegovy sales. that's orever 10 billion in the quarter. >>> novartis falls toward the baum of the stoxx 600. we high light some of the challenges facing the business. >> you do face some products losing exclusivity. we have three products, which we expect to use exclusivity in the united states. >> santander provides a lift to european banks after the fourth quarter profit hits an all-time high. this is amid divergence between u.s. and european banks. >> we're more than half of america. that's one reason why we will continue to deliver next year when a lot of european-only-based banks will slow down. we will continue to grow. >> h&m plummets to the bottom after the fourth quarter report shows a 4% slump in christmas sales. >>> well, good morning, again, everybody, to "street signs." it's fed day, so there's going to be a lot

and here's what's some people in an icy cold. copenhagen at the sight of taking the final shots to see 3 by the way, to why she is still raining lock. very surprised. we have, we have not expected. so yours. you say i stay unto life for down from my chair. yeah. i tried and i do that now. this because it is a emotionally very big moment because she's been there since i was 3 years old. i was checking the cost of of them. i was happy and i was happy for fred ross because he would have his mother in the 1st probably difficult. yeah. and that wraps up the show for today. follow a team on social media, apps, dw, and use, and if it's the latest headlines you're looking for, as always, a website dw dot com for now of the entire team on the day. thanks for spending part of your day with us. the, [000:00:00;00] the, [000:00:00;00] the, on the trail of a nazi highest v, as of jewish families, whose prophecy was expropriated all searching for the last stop. what happened to the property that was stolen from jews? 80 years ago? researches from germany also posting the defendants in the search. th

daniela relph, bbc news, copenhagen. will be live in copenhagen in an hour's time.it was for you yesterday, but nonetheless, an historic victory for william lai? absolutely. proto, the man that beijing has described as the troublemaker, the separatist has now been elected as taiwan's new president and he has vowed to maintain the status quo. he has vowed to safeguard taiwan from any intimidation coming from china. so essentially we are looking at similar policies, really, from the soon—to—be predecessor on moving away or asserting there are self—governing stands on moving away from china's orbit, close ties with the united states. in the past hour we have been getting reports from the representation of taiwan in the us, former national security advisor and the former deputy secretary of state will arrive in taipei on the 14th of january. what they didn't have this time, the dpp, in their third and record term in power, is a landslide. they have lost their majority in parliament, which means they have to make some concessions. but we are already getting reactions fro

peoples and much more and... this is obvious to everyone, by the way, recently another meeting of the copenhagen format took place, so called according to the zelensky formula, in davos, where some of your countries were represented, and after that i had conversations with colleagues from a number of friendly states, including about what is there, what role is assigned to the global... south at these so-called meetings, because the goal is one: to establish that there is no alternative to the peace formula. i asked, let’s say, our chinese friends, they had their own initiative, their own document, which is primarily distinguished by the fact that it puts the need to eliminate the causes at the forefront. capitals in relation to the global south, before this contrasts sharply with the approach of western all african countries. kiev, as you know, is rapidly receiving new, huge sums. aid to kiev in 2 years, in less than 2 years, has already exceeded 200 billion dollars, while humanitarian supplies for developing countries are transferred. brix is ​​such an organizing principle at the global level f

more than 100,000 danes gathered in copenhagen to witness his historic succession. now on bbc news, it's time for sportday. hello and welcome to sports day. a new era at old trafford, as sirjim ratcliffe watches on to see manchester united held by spurs. manchester city march on in the women's fa cup at durham, who are no match for the wsl side. we'll have more on the rest of the round. and a tougher than usual first round test for novak djokovic in the australian open, with andy murray due on court in the early hours. also coming up on sportsday: work for ronnie 0'sullivan to do to get back into this masters final. he trails ali carter at ally pally. we'll have the latest. and things are hotting up in the nfl playoffs, even if the weather's doing precisely the opposite, as the chiefs progress to the next round. hello there and welcome along to a busy sportsday. all the news to come from the opening day of the australian open, but first lets bring you up to date on the day's football. at old trafford, it finished 2—2 between manchester united and tottenham. united t

tens of thousands of danes gathered in copenhagen to witness his historic succession. hello. welcome to the programme. we begin with the latest from iceland. in the southwest of the country. these are the live pictures of the area — and while it's now dark there, you can still see the lava glowing and smoke rising over the skyline. and these pictures from a little earlier today show some houses set on fire by the molten lava. now, remember this follows a similar eruption in the same area last month — but this time it's much closer to the town. people living in homes nearby have already left the area. and local authorities have declared an emergency. grindavik lies about a0 kilometres from iceland's capital, reykjavik. charlie rose has the latest on this for us. in the dark icelandic winter, liquid rock spews angrily into the night sky. residents here have been told to flee these apocalyptic scenes. as the fishing town of grindavik, their home, slowly becomes a living hell. translation: we were just at home, and unlike before, we did _ construction workers just managed to save

i work in copenhagen and i was new to return home yesterday and around about 12:30pm in dublin, the flight minute we got towards ireland it got downhill from there. we tried ourfirst got downhill from there. we tried our first attempt to land in got downhill from there. we tried ourfirst attempt to land in dublin, and as we came down that plane went back to the sky and the captain told us we were going for a go around to try again, we try the second time in dublin and it wasn't going to work, the winds were too strong and the plane was going side to side, it was very rough to stop so we were told 10-50 very rough to stop so we were told 10—50 minutes after that we were being directed to manchester, and we landed there at relatively smoothly, it was fine. but we were held on the plane for five to six hours, not allowed off the plane, nobody knew what was happening, iflew allowed off the plane, nobody knew what was happening, i flew with allowed off the plane, nobody knew what was happening, iflew with ryan air emma they were contacting their office trying to find out where we were going nex

tens of thousands of danes gathered in copenhagen to witness his historic succession.und. 100 days after hamas attacked israel, triggering war in gaza, relatives of the hostages taken on that dayjoin a massive rally in tel aviv. five people die after a migrant boat sank as they tried to cross the channel from france. hello, i'm rajini vaidyanathan. denmark has a new king and in the last hour, he's been greeted by tens of thousands of people who have gathered in the danish capital, copenhagen. you can see him here as he stepped out to greet crowds from the balcony of christiansborg palace. after being proclaimed by the prime minister, he was then joined by his australian wife queen mary. the crown passed to frederik x when his mother, queen margrethe signed the instrument of abdication after more than 50 years on the throne. queen margrethe, who's 83, has now left christiansborg castle and is the first danish monarch to voluntarily renounce the throne in more than eight—hundred years.

our royal correspondent daniela relph is in copenhagen and talked me through what was happening.ell, there we have it, the new face of the danish monarchy out on the balcony there of christiansborg palace. as well as a new king and queen, of course, we have to remember that there is also a new heir to the throne. we've seen some pictures there of the young crown prince christian, as he now is, just 18 years old. he is still at school, in his final year at school, expected to go to university next year and into military training. but he takes on a significant role in public life now, here in denmark. but this is the new face of the danish monarchy. i have to say, looking at the king frederik and queen mary there, they both seen quite taken aback by the size of the crowd and the response to them here in denmark. we saw the king wiping away a tear from his eyes, as he first came out on that balcony for the proclamation and saw the number of people, the response to him, the number of danish flags being waved, as the royal couple take in this moment in history, as this king and queen,

in copenhagen at a celebration. over 100,000 people gathered at the celebration.grethe's abdication breaks the long-standing tradition that a reigning monarch leaves the throne only at death. however, more than 80% of the country's population considered the queen's desire to be correct. despite the fact that 92% of danes in a special survey rated her reign as good or very good. 15 belarusians were rescued from a snowdrift in kazakhstan in the southeast of the country due to bad weather. conditions, snowstorms and zero visibility, fifty cars were trapped in the snow on the republican highway, most of them trucks, a total of 39 people were evacuated, no one required medical assistance, due to the worsening driving conditions in kazakhstan, restrictions were introduced on 15 highways. exemplary performance and work for results, the history of high standards from asia to europe, who and how managed to achieve success in the economy. what's the secret? ups, structural shifts and how to release the best goods in the world, what will the quality mark of belarus be and wh

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royal history with king frederick officially taking the throne . thousands of people turned out in copenhagen to see denmark's prime minister, formerly proclaimed frederic king. he assumes the throne after the application of his mother, queen margaret. she was the 1st danish monarch to step down voluntarily in nearly 900 years. the application means denmark. we'll have 2 queens margaret will keep her title. frederick's australian born wife becomes queen mary and here's a reminder of our top stories. a lava from interruption in iceland has reached the fishing community of green, the vic where several buildings are already on fire. the times residents were evacuated on saturday night after days of intense seismic activity. the war between israel and thomas is in it's 100 day. israel's army says it wants to increase him in a treat pressure on the as an estimate of from group i continued combat activities to this model how most i'm return hostages. almost 24000 people have been killed in israel from industry response in cost. and so for me on from us next price will be here at the top of the next

the 83 year old wrote wrote through copenhagen in a carriage from the residence to parliament. she would hold a traditional new year's gathering with offices from the forces and other high ranking officials. she made the surprise announcement of her application during the new year's eve speech sighting health issues 52 years on the throne. mad you are the longest serving living monarch, she will be succeeded by eldest son from prince for are you watching? dw news is a reminder of our top stories. the so called atlantic states has claimed responsibility for explosions that kills and thousands of people in southern iran on wednesday. around supreme lita has promised 8th osh response. manas in bay roots of how the funeral for how ma steps you to leader who was killed in an explosion on tuesday, solid, a ruby co follow the groups military. we and that's it from me on tuesday for now i would have an update for you at the top of the hour. don't go away. don't talk. film is off next with a look at the lives of the homage to cling to a centuries old livestock in the us. god help us in