war t is over, the first thing you do when you lose the war looking for a scapegoat not so much cornwallis but then the equivalent secretary of defense if you pass on george the third you pass on the whole empire. he doesn't lose his mind but before he becomes mentally depraved it is the greatest imperial power of any british king since the glorious revolution. and he is the real scapegoat. >> was he a military genius to win the war? heard her words he just lucky he bumbled the effort to win? >> washington himself as a he is lucky it is like a standing miracle. the way i put it that washington was not that effective losing more battles than he wanted. if you think about it most of those in world history through napoleon and robert e. lee, and at some point he understood a basic strategic reality that becomes all-consuming and crucial that he didn't have to win the war the british had to win the war as long as he kept the continental army in power and as long as the colonies stayed united and he was right about that but there is a kind of resilience to him and the ordinary trips in the cont

cornwall, ex-nfl teen cheerleader lashing out at the man for being unmasked.self. the complaint since the incident started when cornwall cannot get the receipt from the restaurant because of a beverage cart blocking the aisle. a flight attendant asked her to find an empty seat, she responded what am i, rosa parks? the elderly passenger stepped in and told her she wasn't black, wasn't on a button wasn't in alabama. cornwall, also known as patty reynolds is facing charges for dui arrest in florida last month. she suffers from anxiety and medication before the plane incident. this comes as the faa reports staggering 5300 air rage attacks so far this year. the agency saying many of those incidents are related to masking rules, doctor fauci has grim news for passengers hoping to drop their masks in the near future. >> the idea of taking masks off in my mind is not something we should be considering. >> reporter: cornwall is released on 20,$000 bond and told not to consume alcohol on commercial flights as the case proceeds. can you imagine? benjamin: as long as the

cornwall, next playboy model and nfl cheerleader seen in the viral confrontational lashing out at thean from being unmasked. meanwhile she wasn't wearing a mask herself. the complaint to the incident started when cornwall could not get to her seat because a beverage cart was blocking the aisle. a flight attendant asked her to find it empty seat, she responded, what a my rosa parks? the complaint says at this point the elderly passenger told her she wasn't black, wasn't on a bus and wasn't in alabama. cornwall, also known as patty britton is also facing charges for a dui arrest in florida last month. her attorney saying she suffers anxiety and failed to take her medication before the airplane incident. the mass confrontation comes as the faa reports a staggering 5300 air rage attacks in this year long, the agency saying many of those incidents are related to masking rules. the slightest doctor anthony fauci has grim news for passengers hoping to drop their masks in the near future. >> want to make sure people keep their masks on. the idea of taking masks off in my mind is really not so

the prince of wales and duchess of cornwall _ christmas. wales and duchess of cornwall joined - christmas. the prince of wales and duchess of cornwall joined the - duchess of cornwalljoined the congregation for morning service. the queen did not attend as a precaution against covid, according to officials. from the very first moments of the queen's broadcast, there was a keen sense of the law she has felt over the death of prince philip last april after their 73 years of marriage.— prince philip last april after their 73 years of marriage. although it is a time of great _ 73 years of marriage. although it is a time of great happiness - 73 years of marriage. although it is a time of great happiness and - 73 years of marriage. although it isi a time of great happiness and good chairfor many, christmas a time of great happiness and good chair for many, christmas can be hard for those who have lost loved ones. —— good cheer. this one especially i understand why. but for me in the months since the death of my beloved philip, i have drawn great c

cornwall has not entered a plea or a comment publicly.ta saying the company has, quote, zero-tolerance for unruly behavior at our airports and aboard our aircraft. >> when flight attendants are having to deal with customers on board and there are lots of micro aggressions, sometime is it's over the mask mandate, but sometimes it isn't. it can just be general compliance, as simple as asking for somebody to fasten their seat belt or stay seated on the taxiway. we can see a lot of people behaving and responding in anger. >> reporter: so far this year, the faa has reported around 5,800 incidents involving unruly passengers. more than 4,100 involving masks. 85% of flight attendants also claim they dealt with a disorderly passenger. 1 in 5 say they've been subjected to a physical incident. >> stop, stop, stop! >> reporter: on this delta flight before christmas, the video obtained by tmz, two men throw punches on a late-night allegedlyom l.a. to memphis, - wearing. the men declined to press charges against each other and were not detained. in se

patricia cornwall.g to the criminal complaint cornwall was returning to her seat during a flight from tampa to atlanta. but a flight attendant was blocking the aisle with the beverage cart, the flight attendant asked her to find an open seat until the service was complete. cornwall then said, quote, what am i rosa parks. an 80 year-old man told cornwall that her comment was inappropriate after a verbal exchange cornwall as seen on video hitting the man several times and spitting on him. she is now facing a year in jail and up to a $100,000 fine. several new state laws will take effect in the new year. our ashle0 zavala explains the new rules that will affect california workers. >> new state laws will change some regulations for workplaces across california in january. the state's minimum wage will increase to $15 an hour for workplaces with more than 26 employees and $14 for those with less than 26 employees. in addition to the pay increase workplace safety fines will also see a boost in the new year. t

patricia cornwall.g to the criminal complaint cornwall was returning to her seat during a flight from tampa atlanta. but a flight attendant was blocking the aisle with a beverage cart. the flight attendant asked her to find an open seat until the service was complete. cornwall then said, quote, what am i rosa parks. 80 year-old told cornwall that her comment was inappropriate. and after a verbal exchange cornwall is seen on video here hitting the man several times in spitting on him. she is facing a year in prison and up to a $100,000 fine and check out the scary images at a utah ski resort after more than a 100 skiers had to be rescued from a chairlift. the skiers were stuck in the bitter cold for hours after a mechanical failure. this happened on christmas eve at the deer valley resort in park city. the ski patrol used ropes to help lower the stranded skiers to the ground. you hear them cheering there. nobody was injured. >> a little closer to home. heavy snow continues to fall and lake tahoe up to 9

to which cornwall responded, quote, what am i, rosa parks?laint, by the way. the other passenger told cornwall that was inappropriate. it escalated from there. cornwall now faces one year in prison and a $100,000 fine according to the faa. there have been nearly 5800 unruly passenger incidents so far in 2021. most of them mask related. saying unruly is sort of putting it mildly at this point, paula. >> right. people need to calm down. have some peanuts, a drink and chill. it's not that long a flight. >> you can't get a drink now. maybe that's the thing. >> >>> anyway, overseas, demonstrations against coronavirus restrictions have turned violent in germany again as the divide grows in europe over how to handle omicron. some nations are tightening up while others resist imposing more rules. cnn's barbie nadeau is live at a testing site in rome where italians will see new restrictions for new year's. what are you seeing there on the ground? >> reporter: well, you know, these restrictions are in full force already. we have to wear face masks outd

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but i milder start to tomorrow morning, potentially double digits to northern ireland and into cornwallw pressure still sitting in the atlantic spilling weather fronts across us so it could be fairly erratic during the day on thursday. northern ireland and scotland seen the heaviest of any rain. and that cold air still around but further west look at theirs, what a difference. double figures and feeling really quite mild in comparison to the last couple of days. as we going to friday on christmas eve, a quiet start if you're out on the roads visiting friends and families. some outbreaks of rain in a south—west later on. we are still in the milder air but the cold air is never really moving across scotland and this could be an issue. it is the battle of these air masses for christmas day, the milder air trying to push the cold air out of the way and where they meet is the troublemaker. that area could see potentially some snow through northern ireland and northern england. nothing too significant but out to the west some rain and it could be wet christmas day. the best of the brighter we

cornwall also known as hatie breten facing charges for a dui arrest in florida last month.y and failed to take her medication before that airplane incident. cornwall was released on a $20,000 bond and told not to consume alcohol or travel on commercial flights as the case proceeds. seems like a good instruction from the judge. lawrence, back to you. >> thanks, todd. this is unbelievable. and the rosa parks comments, really? that's where we are going with this? and let's not demonize people with legitimate mental health issues that struggle with things. we know exactly where this comes from. the president of the united states made it very clear that it is your patriotic duty to get the vaccine or to confront others that don't have the mask on. we have divided america into two groups, either you are pro-vax or anti-vax. either pro-mask or antimask. so now you have all these vigilantes that are now karens that feel like it is their duty to enforce what they consider federal law. it's just unacceptable, will. will: it's unacceptable, but, unfortunately, lawrence, it is believab

the prime minister hosted leaders of the g7 nations at a summit in cornwall.n for the first time. i felt it wasn't about me, it was about america. i felt a genuine sense of enthusiasm, that america was back at the table and fully, fully engaged. back in westminster, a good old—fashioned tabloid scoop by the sun was about to bring the career of one of the government's most prominent cabinet ministers to a swift end. the health secretary matt hancock was pictured kissing his aide, gina coladangelo in his office, breaking social distancing rules. i understand the enormous sacrifices that everybody in this country has made, that you have made, and those of us who make these rules have got to stick by them. and that's why i've got to resign. he was replaced by sajid javid the next day. five, four, three, two, one... by the end ofjuly, england had lifted all remaining covid restrictions, and the vaccination programme had offered a jab to all adults in the uk. in scotland, northern ireland and wales, some measures stayed in place. is everybody happy? injuly, guess wh

i've been to funerals from cornwall to dunblane. i've watched good men go into the earth.ll of us. mr speaker, this is what defeat looks like. it's when you no longer have the choice as to how to help. this doesn't need to be defeat. but at the moment, it damn well feels like it. applause. as autumn approached, life was feeling a bit more normal. some of the special financial schemes set up for the pandemic, such as furlough and the £20 uplift universal credit, came to an end. to clear the backlog in the nhs, the government broke a promise in its manifesto and put up national insurance by 1.25%. some of the money would also go to fund social care. in order to deal with the problems of the nhs, the backlogs, you also have to fix social care. we are taking the tough decisions that the country wants to see. we are putting another £36 billion in. the plan for social care was the first attempt by a government in decades to tackle the issue of social care funding. it was criticised as being unfair on people in less well—off areas. just the latest on the government reshuffle whic

the prince of wales and duchess of cornwall joined the congregation at st george's chapel for morningce. the queen, though, did not attend as a precaution against covid, according to officials. from the very first moments of the queen's broadcast, there was a keen sense of the loss she has felt over the death of prince philip last april, after their 73 years of marriage. although it is a time of great happiness and good cheer for many, christmas can be hard for those who have lost loved ones. this year, especially, i understand why. but for me, in the months since the death of my beloved philip, i have drawn great comfort from the warmth and affection of the many tributes to his life and work from around the country, the commonwealth and the world. his sense of service, intellectual curiosity and capacity to squeeze fun out of any situation were all irrepressible. that mischievous, inquiring twinkle was as bright at the end as when i first set eyes on him. she spoke about the happiness she gained from seeing members of herfamily embracing the roles and values which meant so much to he

cornwallis is too embarrassed to kind of show his face at the time of the surrender so he doesn't do that but the british surrender. why did it take two years to negotiate the treaty of paris and what was going on ? >> it's two more years and there plare scrimmages that keep going on and people are continuing to die especially john law who had become one of the major figures of the american government and he's one of the people that believes it's also a war for emancipation of blacks but that the americans have to decide whether to assign a separate treaty with great edbritain because the french are being draggedout by their obligations to spain etc. . because it's dragged out, the continental army is up in just north of west point in newburgh. and as i think you know from the book, the newburgh what do they call it? it's almost an insurrection by the army. asking washington to leave them because they haven't been paid for over a year. they're starting. and they think when the war ends, they're going to lose any leverage to get there pensions and they're probably right about that. so

the prince of wales and the duchess of cornwall have attended a service at st george's chapel ahead ofe joined at the chapel in the grounds of windsor castle by the earl and countess of wessex and the duke and duchess of gloucester. let's return to pope francis's christmas day urbi et orbi speech to the world from st peter's square. francis davis is professor of religion and international studies at the university of birmingham. and hejoins us now. a merry christmas to you, professor davis. and you as well.— christmas to you, professor davis. and you as well. happy christmas. thank ou and you as well. happy christmas. thank you so _ and you as well. happy christmas. thank you so much _ and you as well. happy christmas. thank you so much for— and you as well. happy christmas. thank you so much for taking - and you as well. happy christmas. thank you so much for taking time j thank you so much for taking time out of this important day to talk to us. what was the central message from pope francis that was different from pope francis that was different from what we might have heard in the

so melissa spaceport, cornwall will be a horizontal loan site. right where modified planes will be launching satellites into orbit y horror zone to launch though? i. yes. so we're going to launches is kind of what we feel is the way forward for satellite launch, because you can use existing airports and existing runways anywhere in the world that has long enough from way. and here at the airport nuclear, we have a long run way that goes direct over the sea with low residential build up around it. that means that the systems like virgin orbit, who are working with, can take off at the end of the runway, go over the sea and deploy the rocket mid air. so it's a different way of doing it, but it's, it is using an existing asset, an existing airport, rather than a launch pad, you know, some re really remote or i will tell us more about the 1st launch that's planned in the spring of 2022 with virgin orbit, right? yes, that's the time about this time next year. actually we're hoping to have her 1st launch with virgin orbit. that will be the 1st launch f

across cornwall and west wales, it's also been fine and sunny. get down below freezing. quite a chilly night, —2 or —3 in the coldest areas. otherwise, a lot of cloud around. mist and fog patches reforming, with poor visibility expected into sunday morning. on sunday, we'll see similar contrasts weather—wise. probably the best chance of seeing breaks in the cloud again, scotland, northern england, wales and cornwall. probably a better chance of seeing some breaks develop across northern ireland as we go through the day. that leaves central and eastern england and eastern scotland where, for some, it will stay cloudy and quite murky into the afternoon. on the face of it, the weather is not changing a great deal into next week. however, some massive changes taking place in the atmosphere in the atlantic and polar regions that will have big impacts as we head into the christmas period. the jetstream's going to break into two pieces. one branch goes right up over greenland, into the high arctic, and back down the other side. another branch comes acro

like parts of cornwall and the lake district, over decades it's become a haven for holiday homes, butot up and tensions have deepened. it has led to a new wave of protests calling on the welsh government to act, especially in communities where the future of the welsh language is under threat. on the llyn, second homeowners already have to pay an extra 100% in council tax. further increases could follow, as well as planning controls. but some of the owners feel they are being blamed when the real failure is the shortage of affordable housing. we are being used as a scapegoat because of failed national policies. if i was a politician, do i want to stand up and say, "i have failed in my duty to nominate the number of homes i've needed ten years ago"? i'll blame someone else, i'll blame the second homeowners. that's easy to do. the first minister says there are too many second homes in some parts of wales, but is he searching for a scapegoat? well, i never use the language of blame because i don't think that is helpful to anybody and it is not what we are in the business of doing. what we

the royal party was led by the prince of wales and the duchess of cornwall, who arrived on foot.sonal one. she's expected to reflect on the death of her husband, prince philip, earlier this year. in his christmas message from canterbury cathedral, the archbishop of canterbury, justin welby, reflected on the impact of the pandemic. we all face uncertainty, uncontrollability and unpredictability. whether we are working in sage or the cabinet, to each one of us, from huge companies to those who are sleeping rough. at the vatican, pope francis spoke about the importance of dialogue. he urged world leaders to engage with each other — to solve problems and prevent conflicts. nicholas witchell, bbc news. volunteers are working at vaccination centres across england today, as the push continues to give every adult a booster by the end of the month. the nhs says it expects thousands of people to receive theirjab on christmas day. vaccination centres are closed in northern ireland, scotland and wales. as ministers consider whether tougher restricions are needed in england, the roman catholi

queen will be joined in windsor by six members of herfamily — the prince of wales and duchess of cornwall gloucester. there will be a morning service at st george's chapel inside windsor castle — though this will not be attended by the queen. god save the queen plays. then, at three o'clock, the queen's christmas message will be broadcast. it was recorded a few days ago at windsor with the opening music, the national anthem, played by the central band of the royal british legion in this, their centenary year. the broadcast itself will be a very personal one this year, according to buckingham palace. the queen is expected to speak for the first time in some detail about the loss of her husband, the duke of edinburgh, who died in april. as this still from the broadcast shows, the queen recorded it with a photograph of her and her husband at her side, and wearing a brooch she had worn on their honeymoon. # for those who can't be here... the cambridges won't be at windsor. last night, a recording of their carol concert at westminster abbey was shown on itv. it featured catherine playing the p

and i actually have it-- there's a sergeant first class, who i know that fought in cornwall as a young man back in afghanistan in 2019 and happened to stumble across the drone feed, happened to see isis and taliban fighters duking it out on a hillside that he used to spend a lot of time onment and he shared on facebook, look, isis and the taliban are both on our old hunting grounds and basically his take was, man, i wish i could be back there, taking it to both sides at once and in the middle of the trend that resulted, a lot of these expressed for this. and in the lives that i'm sure was miserable. 15 months in living on a shoe string and they felt nostalgia for this war. we learned later in the year that the special operations task force was trying to tip the scales in that part of the country. even as it's continuing to bomb board the taliban and everywhere else in the country, here it's trying to figure out how can we help, by hitting this isis motor poe position. and that's so much more complicated feelings from him and i think the idea that we are helping now or in partnership no

the prince of wales and the duchess of cornwall have led members of the royal family to church at st george's chapel in windsor castle this morning. the queen did not attend the traditional christmas service, a precaution due to the rise in covid cases. she'll be spending the day at windsor with prince charles, camilla and other members of herfamily. the queen's speech — broadcast later today — is expected to be a personal reflection on a difficult year, following the death of her husband, prince philip. nicholas witchell reports. morning service at windsor castle. members of the royal family, though not the queen, joined the congregation at st george's chapel. happy christmas. merry christmas. the royal party was led by the prince of wales and the duchess of cornwall, who arrived on foot. the queen's christmas broadcast — at three o'clock this afternoon — will be an unusually personal one. she's expected to reflect on the death of her husband, prince philip, earlier this year. in his christmas message from canterbury cathedral, the archbishop of canterbury, justin welby, reflected o

the west coast of wales particularly i think through pembrookshire pushing down through devon and cornwall sunshine a bit milkier for northern art went through the afternoon. that is because this weather system will be starting to work its way in. as it runs into the cold air there could be some snow for a time but it will tend to turn back to reign as the air coming in behind this band of rain is relatively mild. actually, temperatures at the end of friday nights higher than those we will see through thursday daytime. and on into friday daytime and we will have some rain around for southern and eastern england to start the day, we will get some brightness for scotland and northern ireland, they'll be a few showers on and off here. just some question to the south of the uk weather this rain could push in through friday afternoon. we will certainly keep a lot of cloud generally across england and wales but temperatures perhaps 11, 12 . it's certainly milder than thursday. to the north, five, six, seven. for the weekend the chill returns. perhaps not quite as cold as thursday but once again

was joined there today by six members of the royalfamily, the prince of wales and the duchess of cornwalls, indeed, looking ahead to next year, which is a significant one for her, for the monarchy, because it will be the platinum jubilee to 70 years since she acceded to the throne in february 1952, and also the commonwealth games, which are happening here in the united kingdom, in birmingham. next summer, we look forward to the commonwealth games. the balaton is currehtly_ commonwealth games. the balaton is currently travelling the length and breadth _ currently travelling the length and breadth of the commonwealth. it is heading _ breadth of the commonwealth. it is heading towards birmingham. —— bat on. heading towards birmingham. —— bat m a _ heading towards birmingham. —— bat m a beacon — heading towards birmingham. —— bat on. a beacon of hope on itsjourney. it on. a beacon of hope on itsjourney. it will— on. a beacon of hope on itsjourney. it will be _ on. a beacon of hope on itsjourney. it will be a _ on. a beacon of hope on itsjourney. it will be a chance to set about the achievemen

gettingg cornwallis to surrende. why were the french so interested in helping the americans?n alternative motive? >> mostly the latter. it was payback time for losing the french and indian war. it turnse out, by the way, the french spent so much money helping us that they begin to go bankrupt. without the french both in the war and especially the last battle of the war we could not have won the war. at that moment. i don't think that we ever lost it. there is only one american military activity during that battle. it is led by the rhode island regiment which is the regiment of almost entirely african-american soldiers. the unit in the continental army mostly blackbeard the rest of it is a french victory, a french operation. tell lafayette. we have arrived. it is our turn to pay it back. so, the battle of yorktown occurs 7081. they have the time to surrender. why didn't it take two years to know go she had the treaty of paris. what was going on? [laughter] >> it does take two more years. there are scrimmages going on. people are continuing to die. major figures in american gov

delta has put cornwall on the no fly list.guilty, she could face one year in prison and up to $100,000 worth of fines. >>> now, a mystery that is lasted 134 years might be solved. officials in richmond, virginia, believe they discovered a time capsule buried beneath the confederate statue from 1887. it's the one they were expecting to find whilst removing a pedestal that supported the statue of robert e. lee. another time capsule was recovered earlier this month, but it was buried by the men who constructed the pedestal. conservators are planning to open the newly discovered capsule on tuesday. they expect to find confederate memorabilia inside if the capsule is authentic. >>> thanks for joining us on "cnn newsroom." i'm max foster in london. "early start" with laura jarrett and paula reid is up next. blendjet's holiday sale is on now for the #1 gift this holiday season, the blendjet 2 portable blender. it packs the power of a big blender on the go, and it crushes right through ice. just drop in your favorite ingredients, even

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investigators say the video shows 51 year old patricia cornwall, slapping an 80 year old man on boardr a dispute about masks. the man was eating and drinking water at the time. she also didn't have a mask on cornwall was once a playboy model and an actress who appeared in some baywatch episodes, along with working as a raiders cheerleader. the countdown is on for the rose parade in pasadena , and this year there's some extra safety precautions being put in place. reporter hal eisner has a look at the floats and what's being done to keep people safe. macaroon coconut and onion seed, cilantro, lentils, lots of glue and, of course, all kinds of flowers, all for the 2022 rose parade and if he had any doubts, parade, officials say, short of a state lockdown, which no one expected. there will be a parade and rose bowl game this year. you know, we've worked very closely with the pasadena health department. david eads is the executive director and ceo of the pasadena tournament of roses association. he says, while the parade will be all about entertainment. clearly it will also be about every

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the prince of wales and the duchess of cornwall will be with her at windsor.embs of the family will also be there. absent will be the duke and duchess of sussex. from their home in california, they issued this photograph wishing their supporters a happy holiday. it shows harry and meghan with their son archie and their daughter lily beth, pictured for the first time. so, at the end of the year touched by personal sadness and some family tsions, thoughts will look ahead to next year and the celebrations to mark the queen's 70 years on the throne. uppermost on the minds of the planners will be the question of the queen's health. it is always a sensitive matter. it has particular significance after recent concerns. and given that next year is the year of her platinum jubilee. the queen will certainly want to be involved in the jubilee as fully as possible, and there will be another event of special significance to her. a service of thanksgiving for the life of the duke of edinburgh, which has been announced will take place at westminster abbey in the spring. anch

footbridge reconnects the two sides of the medieval castle built in the 12th century by richard, earl of cornwallhich has since eroded away and the bridge recreates that link between the two sides. one of the key drivers behind the project — indeed, it's very raison d'etre — was to improve accessibility to the site. one of the major problems at tintagel is this incredibly rocky landscape. we wanted to be able to get lots of people here who couldn't get here before. because there were so many steps up to the island, a lot of people couldn't because they had bad knees, they use wheelchairs — whatever it was. now we have essentially step—free access right from the car park all the way through onto the site, and it was so satisfying on the opening day to see literally a queue of wheelchair users from the local village queue up to be the first person to cross the bridge and onto the island — something that they might not have done for many, many years. in my mind, this was a textbook example of how you should design a major piece of engineering in a really sensitive heritage or archaeological site. yo

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the prince of wales and duchess of cornwall will be with her.rs of the family wil also be there. absent, of course, will be the duke and duchess of sussex. from their home in california, th issued a photograph, saying happy holidays, showing harry and megan with their son and daughter. their daughter pictured for the first time. and so at the end of the year, touched by personal sadness and family tensions, thoughts will look ahead to next year and the celebrations to mark the queen'70 years ons the throne. and there is the question of the queens health. it is always a sensitive matter, it has particular significance after recent concerns, and given that next year is the year of her platinum jubilee. the queen will certainly want to be involved as fully as possible in the jubilee, and there will be another event of special significance, a service of thanksgiving for the life of the duke of a number, which will take place at westminster abbey in the spring. nicholas witchell, bbc news. anchor: christmas eve celebrations have been taking place in

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at the g7 meeting in cornwall, the royals were out in force, promoting brand britain.95—year—old monarch. she'd clearly lost none of her authority or sense of humour. how's that? aren't you supposed to be looking as if you're enjoying it? yes. the following day, the queen was back home for trooping the colour, the military parade which celebrates her official birthday. the day after that, she welcomed president biden and the first lady for tea at the castle. she spent the summer at balmoral in the scottish highlands, and on the 1st of october, it was back to work. planting a tree to highlight the platinumjubilee initiative the queen's green canopy. launching the commonwealth games baton relay. celebrating the royal british legion and publicly using a walking stick for the first time. then travelling to cardiff to open parliament, and finally meeting global investment leaders at windsor castle. it was a hectic schedule and seemingly took its toll. the morning after this reception, a trip to northern ireland was cancelled at the last minute. the queen spent one night in

the best of the sunshine will be across parts of scotland, england and cornwall as well.e sheet of cloud, eight to 10 celsius. not a huge amount of change over the next few days. it will get colder on the run—up to christmas. goodbye. government scientific advisors warn tougher covid restrictions may be needed "very soon" in england — to avoid a steep rise in hospital admissions as omicron cases surge. london's mayor declares a "major incident" — meaning the capital's nhs bodies, councils and emergency services can work closer together to limit the impact of the spread of omicron. it's really important londoners understand how serious things are. the best thing londoners can do is to get both vaccines and the booster, they provide extra layers of protection. football stadiums and shopping centres are among nearly 3000 venues in england offering booster jabs this weekend — some are open round—the—clock.