was stom - in . nation in scotland, cromwell was stomping around _ nation in scotland, cromwell wasund the place, - nation in scotland, cromwell was - stomping around the place, wreaking havoc on anything in particular to do with crownjewels. so, the scottish honours were secreted in various places, and they ended up backin various places, and they ended up back in edinburgh castle. it was the novelist sir walter scott in the early 19th century he managed to winkle them out of some old oak chest in the castle and really rescue them for the visit of george iv, which got himself choreographed and created an image of scotland that he saw it in his own mind, you know, glorious, colourfuland kilted and so on, and the honours were really brought back to public gaze at that point, and they are objects of great pride. at that point, and they are ob'ects of great pride-i of great pride. the extraordinary thin is, of great pride. the extraordinary thing is. all— of great pride. the extraordinary thing is, all the _ of great pride. the extraordinary thing is, all the derring-do - of great prid

the hands of cromwell, who was charging northwards.e to suppose, wouldn�*t it, that the king is not conscious of that whole story at this moment, because history means so much to him, and it is worth remembering that he knows this city intimately. he has been coming here all his life. it is part of his being and part of his outlook, and this service in st giles�* will mean a great deal to him. it is bound to. i thought it was interesting listening to the piece a moment ago. the tunes that were played, of course, dark lochnagar is a reference to a great mountain mostly on the balmoral estate, looming up over the king�*s home in aberdeenshire. the steep, crowning glories of dark lochnagar, as byron wrote, and it is a place that means a great deal to the king, where he walks, and a hill, a mountain he has known all his life. find walks, and a hill, a mountain he has known all his life.— known all his life. and his tastes in music and _ known all his life. and his tastes in music and in _ known all his life. and his tastes in music and in l

they are cromwell purchases, alarm clock. he is the wallet, just biologist, and a kind of manager for the specs in the cause. and right now they're demanding their breakfast, mixture and whistles. as similar as possible to food in the wild. when say 18 older, while shoes, they able to put together a diet and it gets typically we don't always have that available. so we have to use what's available to us to try and limit some of the 8 spaces because have been flying around the college and googled in this, in ne, brazil for several weeks now will be introduced. the animals 1st have to get used to their new found freedom. they come whenever they hear cromwell purchases quad feeding time. we have to stay back. the animals are supposed to be becoming less used to people. these birds have never been in the while before. there's been no sticks in the wild for more than 22 years. so used to teach them. we don't want them to stop. and we don't want them to be weak and stressed about not having enough food and then phone or both. we mak

they come whenever they hear cromwell purchases quad. feeding time. we have to say that the animals are supposed to be becoming less use to people. these birds have never been in a while before. they've been us fixing the wild for more than 22 years. so teach them we don't want them to stop. and we don't want them to be weak and stressed about not having enough food and then phone level. so we make sure that they have food available and they are healthy while they fund the wild food. let's fix this because our, like celebrities, people from neighboring areas want to see the birds. only older residents can recall the time before they died out in the wild. people like 84 year old, joseph adults santo's like that'd be like one va. when i was on the battery. i saw the birds near a house at the river as they wash clothes. yes. he asked them, but when i was out heard him goals. what kind of god dialogue with the local community is important to biologist go. i said there help is needed to make the reintroduction process a success. i can pull up if i so that

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news live from berlin. europe is welters through a weekend of intense heat grease close as they are cromwell, as early as taurus collapse, while italy's weather surface warrants of its worst heat wave effort. temperatures are heading to record highs in several countries. also coming up on the show. what's next for wagner mercenaries after their failed mutiny developers claims they've arrived in the country and are training local troops. plus the tops run dry for days in south africa as largest city, millions of residents and johannesburg scramble to find water due to a system shuts down the hello. i'm clear, richardson, thank you very much for joining us. this weekend. countries around the world are facing extreme heat waves in the united states. almost a 3rd of all residents are under heat warnings. and here in europe, temperatures in several countries are forecast to reach 40 degrees celsius. that's over a 100 degrees fahrenheit. scientists say greenhouse gases and the only new weather pattern are raising global temperatures. and officials are warning of the dangers and urging people to dr

the ban on jews living in england was canceled only after 3.5 centuries by oliver cromwell during thethe english revolution. on july 18, 1812, alexander i signed a manifesto on the convocation of people's militia it was in the camp. the first western army near polotsk after 4 days printed copies of the document and sent it to the cities of the empire. residents urged to participate in the militia to help the regular army, in order to expel the napoleonic troops of the nobles, in turn, urged to engage in the formation and supply of the people's forces. aleksey arakcheev led the militia. the head of the department of military affairs of the state council of the uniform uniform of the militias, there were no insignia steel a brass cross with an inscription for the faith and the king and the emperor's monogram on the cap for the call approximately 300,000 people responded. and this was a serious help to the regular troops after the expulsion of napoleon from russia , almost all the militia went, and in the foreign campaign of the russian army in 1814, the people's formations were growing.

so obviously as usual and now they expected rush up to, you know, basically, tumble or you know, cromwell, within a month or 2. they are evidently people that don't understand what the real economy is. they cannot know any final thoughts or perhaps predictions on how the course of this conflict and ukraine is going to play out over the next. i don't know, let's say this year to i paid for it. as of this, may i see it being cassandra? first, of course i cannot know. possibly i don't have enough information. only people who have information about all there are me to do political thought in rush of general style from the books places you'd be able to get near or around them. but i would say that we are seeing that an off on sources of your grand, actually a rush. i use anal reading as i speak for iteration. oh, there are a ukrainian army. and um, and if you want to see what is going on, i will, uh, you know, ask people to go back to december 2021 in the russian circle, ultimate, all, everything there is already a state are very clearly what the roster one store chip and it's a little bit, it

so that is, if you will, a news cromwell for africa. i think i think that's so, you know, just those last words you set that mr. mcgrew in a new scramble for africa. i think at this point, no true a words africa is getting so much attention these days from foreign ministers and presidents from all around the world. why? because africa is dining up on his own 2 feet and it's starting to express itself when i solve written 9 and the going in the going to a full not can you in the presidential advisor? joining us live on how to you international. a real pleasure having you on the program. thank you very much for your time. thank you. thank you. thank you for joining us as well. thank you. and has issued the scathing criticism of new british legislation intended to prevent migrants from entering the country, saying it violates fundamental human rights and must be reversed. this bill sets a worrying precedent for dismantling asylum related obligations that other countries, including in europe, may be tempted to follow with a potentially adve

news live from berlin. europe is welters through a weekend of intense heat grease close as they are cromwell, as early as taurus collapse, while italy's weather surface warrants of its worst heat wave effort. temperatures are heading to record highs in several countries.

and oliver cromwell's army.ed in the tower of london, when king charles, the first lost his head , they were all melted down. head, they were all melted down. but these scottish crown jewels were saved . they are more were saved. they are more ancient than the ones in the tower of london. so perhaps it was thought it was that they should be in for an event should be in use for an event such as this. it doesn't happen every year. doesn't happen every year. it doesn't happen all time . it is when there all the time. it is when there is a change of reign and post coronation. >> okay, well, the royal procession to start any procession is about to start any minute now. we're keeping a very beady eye on the door. the palace holyroodhouse to see palace of holyroodhouse to see king charles and queen camilla and the princess of wales as they get into their cars and make that journey to saint giles louis cathedral, where all the guests are, we understand now, are seated , including scotland's are seated, including scotlan

sponsors, the 9/11 family, members of congress like myself, some of those leaders sat across for me at cromwell, connecticut, and asked me to support them. and i did. all on the promise and commitment to maintaining the pga tour as an independent cherished iconic american institution. and jay mott hemp himself, he said in june, just a year before june 6th, i would ask any player that had left or any player that would ever consider leaving. have you ever had to apologize for being a member of the pga tour, the players admirably and heroically stood by the pga tour and said, no. to tens of millions of dollars. likewise, members of the 9/11 families were with us and stood by the pga tour. and others of us who did the same. and then suddenly on june 6th, everything changed. the sports world was shocked by the announcement that the pga tour was entering into an agreement to combine forces with the saudi arabian public investment fund, the saudi sovereign wealth fund, which owns liv golf. it is an instrument of the saudi government. and the deal was not to take over a team, but the entire sport. not

the scots managed to keep this stuff from cromwell, so it was kept safe and it was reading recovered, eamonn, as it were, sitting beside me on air, as it were, in the aether will say it becomes a fundamental symbol of scottish sovereignty of scottish separatist yes and yes. >> and i think what was interesting , austin, is that interesting, austin, is that king charles did not say that he was giving his pledge to the country scotland, but he was giving it to the people of scotland. it was a rather sort of subtle change of language, wasn't it? did that make people like you? who is someone who is very much in favour of scotland becoming independent, a little bit happier with what was going on in in the cathedral? >> well , at the outset, the >> well, at the outset, the people of scotland are sovereign in that, and that's historically always been the case in terms of the ceremony. i'm not going to lie. i didn't see i'd watch much of it at all. i caught some some clippings of it from the news. and generally , that's how it and generally, that's how it went in scotland . absolutely. went i

oliver cromwell all told mr. lilly, a court painter, to remark all these rough roughness is when you paint my picture pimples, warts and everything as you see me. otherwise will never pay you a farthing for in the papers of martha washington. i guarantee you we have a picture truly like her roughness, if not warts and all. this is a remarkable addition to the scholarship of the founding era. i repeat. and those universities, public libraries and other that acquire copy will spend. they will spend their farthing wisely and well thank you. one moment, please. okay okay. so that. all right. hello. thank you very much for coming. thank you very much for your kind introduction. i am going to repeat you for a moment and next. thank you to of our generous donors who made papers of martha washington possible it would not exist without the support of mount vernon, without our donors, without the mount vernon ladies association. so i just want to thank once again all of those folks. i also want to make sure. next, please.

experience where i was taking an indian family to the airport and they stopped us at the on the cromwelland the poor people , indian family, were people, indian family, were going out to see going out to their family funeral . and their family funeral. and obviously we just missed the flight because there was no way we could go shopping. >> they should hang their heads in shame. >> yeah. so that poor family couldn't get through to say bye bye to their family. >> we've, you know, >> i mean, we've, you know, we've we've strengthened the laws order laws recently on public order and seen , you know, some and we've seen, you know, some of the actually in london of the police actually in london are more robust are taking a more robust approach removing lot approach at removing them a lot quicker. i don't think they're getting much sympathy from the public. >> do you know, i think it's going the opposite way. i think people are now getting fed up with anyway. gary the with them anyway. gary the cabbie speaking sense as usual, great to get out there in the real world and speak to real people and

than trying to make himself king, as had william the conqueror or lord protector, i said oliver cromwell or emperor has had augustus caesar, and as would napoleon. and by the way, in case you missed the point, washington is tall. washington's thrilling act of republican renunciation and self-restraint has inspired contemporaries high and low the world over. in fact, there's this famous story in which actually, george the third says, well, what's washington going to do with his army? and someone says he's going to disband it. and george, the third says, if he does that, he will be the greatest man in the world. and he did do that. and he was the greatest man in the world. the philadelphia convention had broad, popular credibility in america, mainly because washington bowing to public opinion reluctantly agreed to suspend his retirement to attend the grand gathering. so the convention is significant because washington's they're not because madison's there. the convention that ensued was washington's convention, not madison's. likewise, the proposed constitution and that emerged was emphati

why are these idiots running around throwing orange petals in the cromwell road or stuff like that ?y want to achieve something, it's very seriously something, it's very seriously something they can do. they get on a plane and they go to tiananmen square start tiananmen square and start throwing petals at the people there who are building literally a power station a day . go go to a power station a day. go go to brazil , go down the orinoco and brazil, go down the orinoco and try to stop all those guys who are burning down the amazon rainforest to clear so they can build so they can plant quick wheat , huge returns. let's see wheat, huge returns. let's see how they get on there, because frankly , this is one of the most frankly, this is one of the most climate friendly countries in the world. right. we are doing really well and it is ludicrous to suggest that it's all down to us. it is simply daft. >> okay. well, peter lloyd , we >> okay. well, peter lloyd, we can't change china. we can't change brazil, india or even the united states. we can change ourselves and we can make a contri

why are these idiots running around throwing orange petals in the cromwell road or stuff like that ?y want to achieve something, it's very seriously something, it's very seriously something they can do. they get on a plane and they go to tiananmen square start tiananmen square and start throwing petals at the people there who are building literally a power station a day . go go to a power station a day. go go to brazil , go down the orinoco and brazil, go down the orinoco and try to stop all those guys who are burning down the amazon rainforest to clear so they can build so they can plant quick wheat , huge returns. let's see wheat, huge returns. let's see how they get on there, because frankly , this is one of the most frankly, this is one of the most climate friendly countries in the world. right. we are doing really well and it is ludicrous to suggest that it's all down to us. it is simply daft. >> okay. well, peter lloyd , we >> okay. well, peter lloyd, we can't change china. we can't change brazil, india or even the united states. we can change ourselves and we can make a contri

oliver cromwell sent the first 25,000 irish catholics to colonial america. 1820, there were 400,000 irish building sewers, streets, etc. host: you are saying they were enslaved in this country? caller: absolutely. i cannot talk about that in class. host: what did that look like, that slavery? caller: they were of ducted -- of ducted from ireland -- abducted from ireland and fed up i plan to colonial america from 1625 to about 1820. catholics were expelled from every colony in colonial america. catholics in. in massachusetts cannot attend harvard. -- in colonial massachusetts cannot attend harvard. they also went to cuba, the dominican republic. there was this tremendous pipeline for about 300 years. i have the textbooks to prove it. irish catholic history is the missing chapter in american history. i don't know why that is. also, native americans practiced slavery. huge number of tribes, included harriet ross of the cherokee nation believed in slavery. i teach the kids about the incas, the mya's, the aztecs. also african slavery going back 3000 to 4000 years. slavs in eastern europe are p

chairman of natwest, not to tell her go to, you know, for all the good you've done in this place as cromwelly, he and his board that she could stay on howard , i'm sorry to say stay on howard, i'm sorry to say that shows minimal judgement and i don't see why other members of the board, including howard, should not go well. and we should not go as well. and we have clean start. as for have a clean start. as for coutts , i mean the coutts themselves, i mean the chief executive of coutts , peter chief executive of coutts, peter flavell , he never saw nigel. i flavell, he never saw nigel. i mean who the hell does he think he is ? nigel is good enough to he is? nigel is good enough to meet with people like you and me, and yet flavell , his bank me, and yet mr flavell, his bank manager, prepared to see manager, wasn't prepared to see him. this is a scandalous story actually, because these banks get privileges and they get their privileges on the basis of their privileges on the basis of the service they offer. if they don't offer that service without fear or favour , what's the point fear or favou

. >> and it's the same when i worked in magazines for many years, the cromwell lens, the mark—ups, thehe negatives , transparencies, the negatives, the processing, all those all those jobs have now kind of gone in a click on a computer or been outmoded. so many that's outmoded. so in many ways that's great what he's doing. let's great what he's doing. but let's let's all people let's think about all the people that that. that don't have jobs in that. >> anyway. that don't have jobs in that. >> howyay. you watching us this >> how are you watching us this morning are you morning and where are you watching ? are you still morning and where are you wa bed1g ? are you still morning and where are you wa bed because ? are you still morning and where are you wa bed because you are you still morning and where are you wa bed because you actuallystill morning and where are you wabed because you actually just in bed because you actually just can't out of bed can't face getting out of bed this a new study this morning? well, a new study has found isometric has found that isometric exercises never e