and as i say, daniela is old enough., you did not communicate with my mother for 15 years 15 years. i'm already 17. why was it necessary? so get in, you quarreled, you do not communicate? you don't remember everything anymore. you never wanted to know, nikolaev wants children. let him want children. i have something to do with it. so it is possible that you are the daughter. let's imagine a situation. even if it's like who gave you? who gave you the right to interfere in someone's life? look, if you have been given the right, here for you, communication with nikolai simply will not suit people, despite the fact that, for example, he will turn out to be your father. you can also say, nikolai saw you all day. i'm not interested in talking to you. goodbye. you. nobody limits this either. you are already an adult , if you were 5 years old, there mom could tell you anything, dad is bad or there, dad died or there is an astronaut air there somewhere out there uh on a submarine or something now, he's a grown man. you can make y

clive: daniela ralph with a summary of events of the day.t joined by the former conservative prime minister, sir john major. sir john, very good of you to moment in time. bbc news at this fears had been mounting throughout the day on the news from the queen's medical team at balmoral. what are your thoughts now on her passing? >> it is our breaking news. we'll be silk it would be delayed. it is very hard to take it in, that the radiant smile which lights up a room and lights up a country is just not going to be there for us anymore very hard to imagine. most of the people in this country can remember nothing other than the queen as monarch and many of those who are elderly remember faintly the former king. but this is an enormous change for this country, a big moment in history, a key, pivotal moment. and i think there will be many tears shed tonight and the next days over her majesty, the queen. clive: given your interactions with the queen as prime minister, what are your personal recollections of meeting her? sir john: there are so many r

daniela: ¿quÉ documentos necesito preparar para el dÍa de esta cita?, porque esto le darÁ a inmigraciÓn idea de si usted ha salido de el paÍs luego de haber presentado el asilo o si entro con una visa vÁlida. daniela: tammy se recomienda colocar en una sola carpeta toda la evidencia que soporte su caso. —— tambiÉn se recomienda colocar en una carpeta toda la evidencia que soporte su caso. >> es importante llevar todo documento que usted y su familia haya recibido de inmigraciÓn, si a usted le dieron algÚn recibo por los permisos de trabajo lleve esos recibos. todas sus tarjetas de permiso de trabajo tambiÉn la deben de llevar, la tarjeta de seguro social tambiÉn debe llevarla con usted, asÍ que organice los documentos con tiempo, pÓngalos en una carpeta para que no se le pierdan y llÉvelos a su entrevista. cabe mencionar que si la persona no habla ingles debe llevar intÉrprete, porque esta persona le permitirÁ contestar todas las preguntas de forma correcta. ramÓn: vamos de nuevo con nuestra meteorÓloga, no sin el pronÓstico completo para este largo fi

our royal correspondent daniela relph reports.l preparations, windsor castle, along with other royal residences, was closed to visitors. today, the place the queen called home in recent years reopens. visitors will again be allowed inside st george's chapel within the castle precincts. now the queen's final resting place. from inside st george's, they'll be able to see where the queen is buried. visitors can't enter, but can look into the king george vi memorial chapel, where she now rests with her husband, father and mother. her sister's ashes are also interred here. a visit to the castle now has added poignancy. it has always been an important place for the queen. it was where she would come and worship at easter with the wider royal family. in 2019, st george's chapel was where we last saw her distributing maundy money, and there have been and king charles and the queen consort also had their marriage blessing at st george's. history have happened here. and remember the queen's long reign at the place that became home. daniela

our royal correspondent daniela relph reports. the carpet of flowers and tributes, the prince and princess of wales came to sandringham to say thank you, to the staff, to the community, who supported the queen throughout her reign. it was an emotional return to the norfolk estate, a chance to chat and reflect on events of the past week. the prince of wales was asked about walking behind his grandmother's coffin to westminster hall yesterday. doing the walk yesterday was challenging. brought back a few memories. "challenging, it brought back memories," he said. the sombre walk from buckingham palace alongside prince harry a reminder of when, as a 15—year—old, he walked the same route behind his mother's coffin — the pain of past anguish still keenly felt. william spent many happy christmases at sandringham. it was a sanctuary for the royal family, a place they could retreat to. and every february, the queen came to remember herfather, who died at the norfolk estate 70 years ago. but today, sandringham remembered the queen. i just s

daniela| relph, thank you very much. daniela relph, thank you very much.ed for her five times. and in canada's capital, the corgi club also joined the parade. another bond with their late queen. events like this highlight what drew so many to the queen. her passions, her personality, but even in this mourning for a monarch, the conversations are already starting about the future of the monarchy, in canada and across the commonwealth. but this is a day which draws the world together, watching the queen being laid to rest. in the evening, in pubs in australia, in the early morning in washington bars. in hong kong, flowers were still being laid. and prayers offered in nepal. tributes to the world's most famous female leader. in paris they even named a metro station in her majesty's memory. amazing grace. in ottawa today, there is a national commemorative ceremony at christ church cathedral. this is the last rehearsal for a last farewell. i just think it's very important that we are able to honour her memory at this celebration because i think it is something

daniela, thank you very much for being with us.eciate it good luck with the venture jon, always good to see you. >> always good to be with you. >> thank you very much and over to you, contessa. >> all right, tyler, still to come today's stock draft edition of three stock lunch delano's dynasty, amazon and draft kings. which do you think is holding the team together? the answer might surprise you. as we head to break, throughout hispanic heritage month we are celebrating our cnbc teammates and contributors here's lido advisers' chief market strategist gina sanchez >> the benefits of being hispanic is that it is a naturally inclusive culture. you can come from many different racial backgrounds and be classed as hispanic. the challenge to that is that it can create divisions and a lack of cohesion in the community and so the hispanic voice sometimes comes out fractured or doesn't come out as strong in one direction or another because it represents so many people so i think as a culture and as a community we have to think about how we'

daniela diaz, thank you so much for that. want to play the sound of liz chainy making headlines, for saying that she'd be willing to campaign for democrats going up against republicans, promoting falsehoods about the 2020 election, including that race that daniela mentioned in arizona. listen to this. >>> i'm going to do everything i can to make sure that carey lake is not elected. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: so does that include campaigning for democrats if that's what it takes? >> why. >> she's also the managing editor of axios. always good to see you bright and early on a sunday. there's not ideological overlap between liz china and the democrats. do you think a race could help like a race like the gubernatorial one in arizona? >> i think thoul from and he believed that her still like the nrm mr. republicans across america, don't tay stay home but if do frmt this is a big deal. to me it's a bigger deal saying she wouldn't remain a republican if donald trump is the nominee again. if he is the new hampshire for the

daniela relph reports. arriving at aberdeen airport and heading to balmoral, the royal estate where his mother died. in the peace and beauty of deeside he will escape the glare of the last week. he will be working here viewing government papers and taking phone calls of condolence. across the uk, flags are now returning to full mast, as national mourning is now over, and the country adjusts to life with a new head of state. the grandeur and precision of yesterday's funeral was an intense experience for those directly involved. lieutenant coloneljames shaw, in the bearskin in the centre of the screen here, led the gun carriage procession. the significance of what he did is sinking in. it was the proudest moment of my life, the most important duty of my military career. emotional. i think we haven't had much time to reflect on her majesty's passing, and i felt very sad last night reflecting for the first time. and still the people and flowers keep coming. on the long walk in windsor the crowds may be on the l

daniela relph, bbc news. thanks to daniela.dent hywel griffith reports from cardiff. history is measured in the names of monarchs, and so this new chapter begins with a new title for the ca rolean era. the prince, charles philip arthur geroge, is now, by the death of our late summer and, of happy memory, become our only, lawful and rightful liege lord, charles iii. around 1,000 people gathered inside the castle. fewer than expected, but those who were there wanted to witness the proclamation. it is a really momentous occasion, and our girls a re really interested. they were really sad. we were all really sad about the queen's passing. so a new era has now officially begun. the crowds here today were modest, but many more are expected on friday, when charles makes his first visit to wales as king. it follows over 60 years as prince of wales. his investiture in 1969 drew crowds, but protests, too. it is a ceremony some think won't be repeated for his successor, prince william, who was given the title on friday. in a statement tod

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daniela relph, bbc news, windsor.y are very busy working parents. as we've witnessed, there's been an outpouring of grief across the uk. also respect and gratitude. on the eve of queen elizabeth's funeral our home editor mark easton reflects on the past ten days of national mourning. the certainties of a kingdom have been shaken. ruptured by the loss of its monarch and a key bridgehead to its past. plans for these days have been in place for decades. every feather and flag, every step and turn, choreographed in minute and meticulous detail. the last ten days have been about two distinct events — the passing of a queen, and the making of a king. the transfer of authority is designed as an illustration of national competence — britain showing its people and the world that even at a time of flux, it knows what it's doing. fanfare plays there is purpose in the performance, too, binding king and kingdom in the gold braid of reassuring custom. questions over the future of the monarchy or the union are answered with ceremoni

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our daughter daniela breathed life into us. her hand would wrap itself around my little finger and could not reach. she touched every life she gazed upon. she had a particular calmness of spirit. regardless of what she was going through, and the pain that we felt, that i felt as her father, the guilt that we felt, my wife and i had we done something wrong. no matter the sorrow that we bore, daniela looked at us with his beautiful gaze as if to tell us it is ok. everything will be all right. we were not sure what it meant, but on november the 10th 1990, daniela died. had touched hundreds of lives with her little she touched so many lives that when the hospital built the new facility, they named the facility after my daughter. america does know that this is a conflicting issue i see respectfully to my colleagues across the aisle. but america knows that life is more than flesh. my living children, for 30 years now, have always known their sister daniela. countless trips to the graveyard , birthdays celebrated. every christmas dani

and this blonde with with blue eyes, daniela's daughter was impatiently waiting for her father to sitthe captain of the family , it's delicious to see, and on the set of the reality show, it's a completely different chubachov, not everything is as simple as it seems the television picture often eats up real emotions , my rocket is released, you come across, but he managed to transfer them to a full bomb, so that together with the recruit, you feel the pain from the rubbed calluses and exhaustion and fear and comfort when the trials are already behind us, this work is in the world, this is fat why did the record become so real, he simply lived through these trials completely and completely for the sake of it, it is probably worth going to serve the armed forces of ukraine, it turned out four seasons of recruitment, operators danyla and yehor remember how during the filming for months we lived in nato modular towns, training centers, testing grounds, that’s how you live. recruit so far. until we kicked him out, the summer is indicated by personnel if it’s cheap and not in the marines .

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daniela relph, bbc news, windsor.n the past ten days of national mourning in the uk. cannon booms the certainties of a kingdom have been shaken. ruptured by the loss of its monarch and a key bridgehead to its past. plans for these days have been in place for decades. every feather and flag, every step and turn choreographed in minute and meticulous detail. the last ten days have been about two distinct events — the passing of a queen, and the making of a king. the transfer of authority is designed as an illustration of national competence — britain showing its people and the world that even at a time of flux, it knows what it's doing. fanfare plays there is purpose in the performance, too, binding king and kingdom in the gold braid of reassuring custom. questions over the future of the monarchy or the union are answered with ceremonial conviction — echoes from ancient mists, albeit that much of the pageantry is a reinvention from the last century. hip—hip... hurray! but the respectful public response is real. the loss

daniela relph, bbc news, sandringham.her in westminster abbey as part of that funeral service. as well as the family there will be others who have been invited because of some connection with the work they have done for the country and as a sign, really, of what she meant to many organisations and charities, but they will be predominantly foreign dignitaries, president biden, the vice president of china, the prime ministers of countries who were once part of the british empire and are now part of the commonwealth and countries with no formal connection with this country but to recognise that the queen is the world's longest continuous serving head of state is someone who has either touched them as individuals or they are a nation is, in one way or another. all of those will arrive at westminster abbey, the diplomatic nightmare of arranging those events and positioning people who can be sat next to each other and maybe setting enemies well apart from one another as one of the headaches officials will have to contend with.

live now the journalist and author daniela's done. you're welcome to our c. no us report claims that russia meddled in foreign elections in 24 countries. how accurate do you think those accusations are? i really can't say, and it's based on the cia and cia is a not a very reliable so worse, but that's all i can say. so the line seems a little bit jump, daniel, but we're going to persevere with it. sure, sure. yet the us itself is allegedly spend a trillion on it's a military method around the world. i mean, how do you compare these to thinking yes. is that the, the, the, the state department report to see what is just ludicrous. i mean, according to a study at carnegie mellon university, the u. s. interfered and 62 election foreign elections during the cold war. after the cold war, interfered and elections intervenes elections and heavy as low ass ganeth and elsewhere, or the u. s. even interfered, and the $996.00 russian presidential election. when bill clinton arranged for a $10000000000.00 i and f loan to buttress boris yeltsin canada. and there was done,

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and journalist daniela's era says he does not believe the u. s. report about russia's interference, saying the u. s. itself has meddled and dozens of elections in other countries. the state department report, c, i a 4 is just ludicrous. i mean, according to a study at carnegie mellon university, the us interfered in 62 election foreign elections during the cold war. after the cold war intervenes in washington havi as low as ganeth and elsewhere, the u. s. has a national damage for democracy. a government funded agency whose job is to distribute funds to political. busy parties in and other countries, it's part of the law. and, you know, and, and yes, it is what states do. and that's what the us in particular, has been especially aggressive in doing. i've been no position to judge. however, given the information i put out in 2016, 18 over russian political interference in the us of the information was that's completely false. totally bad information based on that, there is no reason to believe the latest allegation. desperate american soldiers a

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daniela relph, bbc news.ce yesterday to lay flowers and pay tribute — and more are expected today. our correspondent jane hill is there. still jane hill is there. dark, but still lots of people there, still dark, but still lots of people there, pay their respects. what is there, pay their respects. what is the atmosphere like?— there, pay their respects. what is the atmosphere like? good morning from buckingham _ the atmosphere like? good morning from buckingham palace. _ the atmosphere like? good morning from buckingham palace. 50 - the atmosphere like? good morning from buckingham palace. so much i from buckingham palace. so much quieter, as you would expect, none last night when we saw thousands and thousands of people come here to pay their respects, to try to take in their respects, to try to take in the news as it started to filter through. still very early in the morning here, but buckingham palace with the flag at half mast. it is the symbol of the royal family in this country. the queen, who died at

daniela relph, bbc news.l castle, where her majesty died on thursday. good morning to you. annita, there have been very public events in london, and more planned today, but inside that castle, the family continues to grieve. good morning, charlie. morning everyone. yes, as far as we understand, members of the royal family are indeed still here at balmoral castle. we don't know all of the comings and goings exactly, but members of the family remain here with the queen, and we know that, or perhaps we think that, we speculate that members of the family well or may come out later today to look at some of these wonderful bouquets and wonderful messages that have been left. certainly they have grown in number since we were here yesterday morning, no surprise, because we saw a steady stream of people arriving here at balmoral throughout the day to leave those floral tributes. a little late in the afternoon, yesterday, i went to the afternoon, yesterday, i went to the nearest town to balmoral, we saw people queueing

daniela relph, bbc news. wonderful photo that.e, especially going by ourfigures huge amount of people, especially going by our figures today, but i was across a number of tv channels and people watched it in different ways on different platforms as well. what do we actually go on? do we accept that figure or could it be even more? i accept that figure or could it be even more?— accept that figure or could it be even more? ~ , ., , , .., even more? i think it probably could be more. even more? i think it probably could be more- i— even more? i think it probably could be more. i think— even more? i think it probably could be more. i think the _ even more? i think it probably could be more. i think the figure - even more? i think it probably could be more. i think the figure will- be more. i think the figure will increase with streaming data coming in. television viewers' figures are always estimates and a growing number of people who watch media watch on their phones and streaming services. comparing audiences for different events o

daniela relph, bbc news, windsor.gnificant influence throughout the queen's life, and her funeral is expected to reflect her deep and personal christian faith. our religion editor aleem maqbool has been looking at what the queen's private faith meant to her and the role it played throughout her reign. throughout her reign, in good times and bad, the queen drew heavily from herfaith to guide her. and this little church on the edges of the balmoral estate was a place she held dear. she came to services at crathie kirk all her life, with very little ceremony. but there was a royal seat on a royal pew where she always sat. the queen was a very regular churchgoer. if she was here, almost always she would come to church. for 15 years, ken mackenzie was domestic chaplain to the queen. he will be among those at windsor for herfinal service. some of the moments i cherish most would be moments when the queen would speak to me as a parish minister. i remember being over there one evening, so i asked her what her favourite hymn w

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daniela relph, bbc news. across from buckingham palace, a few hundred yards away, and you can see these beautiful flowers here. hundred yards away, and you can see these beautifulflowers here. i think it has only been four days since the queen died, but this could well be one of the images of this whole incredible week when they come to write to the record and set the history for this, it is images like this that we will remember. in many ways, it is like walking through a living painting. two of those who have come to appreciate it here today are rita and ruth. what do you make of the beautiful flowers they set out to your? i make of the beautiful flowers they set out to your?— set out to your? i think it is absolutely _ set out to your? i think it is absolutely fantastic. - set out to your? i think it is absolutely fantastic. so - set out to your? i think it is | absolutely fantastic. so well set out to your? i think it is - absolutely fantastic. so well done. you can walk right round and read all the cards

artist of ukraine oleksandr shapoval danced for 25 years forest song evenings on a farm near dykanka danielan suite giselle don quixote romeo and juliet in total more than 30 parts of the classical national and modern repertoire shapoval was a very versatile artist and could easily transform into any character he was always convincing in his in the roles, colleagues mention oleksandr, a very talented and charismatic actor who captivates him in his dance performance, it was impossible to take your eyes off him when he appeared on stage after the end of his ballet career a year ago, oleksandr began teaching duet dance at the kyiv state choreographic college on his social media page, his manager, people's artist of ukraine kateryna kuhar, wrote that every party she had with oleksandr was filled with life, according to her, he was an outstanding artist and teacher, as an artist and teacher, shapova was respected and appreciated and abroad, the 92-year-old legend of ukrainian and world ballet olena potapova says that for the past 10 years, she spent her summer vacation with oleksandr in japan, wh

and picking up on something daniela was talking about there, the frankness, the raw emotion you heardlooking they're almost surprised by him really talking about what he was feeling at this moment and really try to put her at ease as they sat down to discuss so much, and that is the point here, that politics has been absolutely set aside, of course it has, over the last few hours, but there is a war in ukraine, there is an economic crisis, there is a lot to talk about on what will confront them in the coming months. thank you ve much, them in the coming months. thank you very much. vicki- _ let's go over to buckingham palace, as dusk falls. joanna gosling is there for us now. joanna, it is actuallyjust a little more than 24 hours since the news filtered through from buckingham palace that the queen had died. tell me a little bit about what you are hearing and seeing now.- hearing and seeing now. there is such a crowd _ hearing and seeing now. there is such a crowd gathered _ hearing and seeing now. there is such a crowd gathered here - hearing and seeing now. there is such a crowd gat

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daniela relph, bbc news.is morning and told me more about what's happening happening at the castle. yes, good morning. as you say, the first time in three weeks now that the doors of windsor castle have been opened. the doors were open about 20 minutes ago at 9.30. you can see the queues of people there. people have been going in in waves. a lot of people have pre—booked slots. you can see there's large coachloads that have been arriving and obviously bearing in mind thousands of people that wanted to see the queen lying in state and the millions of people who watched the funeral on television, you can understand why the authorities here at the castle are thinking that they will have increased visitor numbers over the next few weeks, as people want to visit the memorial chapel. lots of traffic here on the corner. two people who have travelled all the way from queensland, australia, we've got debbie and keith brooker. now you booked your slot here before the queen died, you arrived at the beginning of septembe

our royal correspondent, daniela relph, has the story.e, charlotte. lovely to have you with us. we're very excited. dressed in the school's summer uniform, it was then into class for the cambridges. the duke said the children had lots of questions. after today, school life here will be away from the public gaze. allowing cameras in briefly as a way of managing the public and media interest in the family, it's now hoped the children will be left alone to settle in to their new school. lambrook sits in 52 acres of berkshire countryside. it has a nine—hole golf course, a swimming pool, and bees, chickens and pigs for pupils to look after. it will be a privileged education. school fees for all three children will be around £55,000 a year. marking the first day of school has become a royal rite of passage. it was diana, princess of wales, who took william to his first day at prep school in 1987. and this wouldn't happen now in a more ca refully—managed media landscape. dozens of cameras and journalists were there for william's first day at eto

daniela relph, bbc news.ave witnessed throughout the morning is a steady stream of people arriving and just laying flowers, spending a moment, reading some of the inscriptions there and contribute to the queen. our colleague annita mcveigh is at balmoral. what we know, as all the royal family are still gathered there, this was a very special place for the queen, wasn't it absolutely. let me pick up on what you mentioned about those floral tributes first me pick up on what you mentioned about those floral tributes- about those floral tributes first of all. one message _ about those floral tributes first of all. one message says, - about those floral tributes first of all. one message says, just - about those floral tributes first of i all. one message says, just thanks. another says "god bless, amazing lady. another has the words of the poem my heart's in the highlands attached to a bouquet of flowers. one couple i spoke to, they were holiday—makers from the usa and said they wanted to be here in person to pay

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this report now from our royal correspondent, daniela relph.thousands. the slow, quiet walk through green park towards buckingham palace. security guards at times had to hold the crowd back to manage the flow of people. but still they kept coming. with no school at the weekend, there were a huge number of families here. some even brought their pets. the mood, sober and thankful. we're just in shock how busy it is. it's very sad as well, like... extremely sad. ..like how how many people like appreciated the queen and stuff. it's like, nice to see everyone coming together. cos there's loads of. people, it makes you feel better, it does. because when everyone's sad, but then when you see other l people, you feel a lot better. i hadn't actually cried until i've come today and the atmosphere is amazing. it's kind ofjust peaceful and sort of tranquil, but very respectful. as the crowds continue to gather here, for the king, it has been a day filled with the business of royalty, the meetings and the audiences that will now take up much of his working

let's go live to daniela relph.ost famous resident — and windsor was somewhere that meant a great deal to the late queen. yes, it did. windsor has been her home in recent years. it was where she was spaced during the covid lockdown, where she celebrated baptism and weddings. and it is where we saw her say that last lonely farewell to her husband, prince philip. windsor is fittingly the queen's final resting place. this evening she has been buried here in the king george vi memorial chapel alongside her husband and with her father, chapel alongside her husband and with herfather, mother and sister. at the end of a day where the royal family has shed so much of its grief with the public, this was a private moment for them, a chance for those who knew the queen best to say goodbye away from the public gaze. thank you. as we've heard, the service in westminster abbey was attended by more than 2,000 people which included heads of state from around the world as well as foreign royalty. aside from the security challenges,