. >> princess diana. she's fascinated the world all over again, courtesy of "the crown." >> "the crown" of course is getting a lot of buzz. >> royal drama, dominating the headlines. >> it is that diana years! >> but is the netflix portrait the true portrait? >> some of this has been fictionalized. this is not a documentary. there is many people involved in royal life involved that think it is far too far from the truth. >> now, the riveting real story. >> she stood up to this huge institution of the british monarchy. >> she often talked about dark forces. >> there were allegations of conspiracy to murder. >> what did you see as you entered the tunnel? >> prince harry was going to make sure that history was not repeated, basically saying back off, you're hounding her like you hounded my mother. >> she was betrayed by so many people. we only know half the story. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> it was getting late in the city of lights, that last saturday in august, 1997. but sidewalks cafes in paris were still bustling. the mulan

diana needs to talk.dian wait, anton, i 'll figure it out anyway, and beware if you poke your head in, if anything, grishka will unscrew your head. diana wait, i don't care, but you understand. they are not handy to keep the goods, i worked mine. now get out. wait guys. hey listen, could you call back later. i have a serious conversation here. well good good. well, well, i'll come in the evening, wait outside the house at 7:00. i'll try not to be late. no, i won't get up. your mother will bite me, go down to the car, we'll talk there. yeah, i remember. yes, yes, such a beautiful woman congratulated them all that evening, and therefore i remember them, usually after the performance of gentlemen, she meets her unprepossessing such, boy, the price of the watch was spinning, and then he was waiting for her car. hello let's go so then she got into his car and they left, the car is such a silver-gray foreign car. hello, i am not familiar with models. and the number may be remembered, but the number is not visib

we've got diana moran. in, diane. diana moran. come on in, diane. she's going to join us for the for pulling a pint later on the pull . but don't be rude . but you pull. but don't be rude. but you know, tony and diana of a similar age from a similar generation grew up in in similar times. i mean, diana's told me some great stories earlier about her childhood growing up in the in the 40s and the 50s, seeing the poverty, seeing what it was like after the war. what was it like after the war. what was it like for you, tony, growing up dunng like for you, tony, growing up during the war? >> i can't remember >> oh, well, i can't remember it. you can't remember no, it. you can't remember it? no, no. have been ten, no. i would have been ten, wouldn't i? >> ew- wouldn't i? >> so what about >> ten. yeah. so what about in the 40s and 50s growing up. >> yes. obviously obviously looking to, to get into the navy . that was my ambition. okay >> you fancied a life in the forces . forces. >> what happened was i went to the interview that the interview and i failed t

diana, however, er, well, ignored that.ngle document gave her a comfortable way to live and say and protocols everything that she likes, for such a long time, the children lived with their great-grandmother. she, of course, is in power, and she worked with the children with her abilities, but the children should live with their mother, see the family, develop, visit the strength of their age characteristics. not only there. kindergarten, but go to the cinema to the theater there, that is, parents have to study, grandmother, of course, great-grandmother could not create all this all this all this. here we have svetlana who is a great-aunt, yes. these children , who have been taking care of them since birth, and in principle, both their age and, as i understand it, their financial situation allows them to claim custody of these children. you are aware of the history of svetlana. yes, that's my grandmother's cousin. and i know that svetlana , in my opinion, gennadievna yes, and she came to guardianship, uh, consulted. and how

we've got diana moran. in, diane. diana moran. come on in, diane. she's going to join us for the for pulling a pint later on the pull . but don't be rude . but you pull. but don't be rude. but you know, tony and diana of a similar age from a similar generation grew up in in similar times. i mean, diana's told me some great stories earlier about her childhood growing up in the in the 40s and the 50s, seeing the poverty, seeing what it was like after the war. what was it like after the war. what was it like for you, tony, growing up dunng like for you, tony, growing up during the war? >> i can't remember >> oh, well, i can't remember it. you can't remember no, it. you can't remember it? no, no. have been ten, no. i would have been ten, wouldn't i? >> ew- wouldn't i? >> so what ew-l >> ten. yeah. so what about in the 40s and 50s growing up. >> yes. obviously obviously looking to, to get into the navy . that was my ambition. okay >> you fancied a life in the forces . forces. >> what happened was i went to the interview that the interview and i failed th

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diana had died?nd i know most of you will be able to, too. >> but did the people's princess change the monarchy forever in the end? and actually, what is her legacy? well, her long term critic lady colin campbell, and one of the journalists who knew her best, phil dampier, provide their facts and insight on that. soon but up next in the clash, after labour mp dawn butler disgustingly claimed suella braverman is only home secretary because of the colour of her skin has is the left's obsession with race actually started to make them racist themselves ? gb make them racist themselves? gb news nana akua takes on news darling nana akua takes on social commentator joanna jarjue next. but your view most important dan at gbnews.com and the email vote in our poll at gb news on twitter. back after this from three on gb news choose . my from three on gb news choose. my royal masterminds, lady colin campbell and phil dampier discuss princess diana's legacy. >> 26 years on from her death shortly. but first, the c

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diana: thank you.i do want to step on anybody's toes please i'm sure there is someone doing that right now predict so thank you for offering that answer. yes. and it right now we have at least one tribe that has a female chief. , no sorry, to try to have a female chief and are not aware of any recent tribal elections. and the tribe has a woman chief and also nottoway tribe has a woman chief hurried yes. [inaudible]. >> so they all live in different areas so that chief of the appomattoc tribe what was the present day chesterfield, that was where she was from. and then cockakoeske was a cheaper clean with the pamunkey king in williams county okay. and then south hampton county and. [inaudible]. was also and i'm looking in my size make sure that i'm getting it right so kind of them except different places. [inaudible]. [inaudible]. diana: clinical when we think about high-quality education a lot of things that we are referring to is your standards of education are there within also the methods of which we

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my wife diana runs an organic farm. years ago she backpacked across the mountain range behind us. chris is a polar oceanographer. he just got his phd from harvard. this will be his first arctic field expedition and his first time setting foot on arctic sea ice. we're going to put this inside the tent bag' yeah. when it comes to sharing adventures, mike and his son bryce have done a lot together. mike has joined me on two other high arctic projects. it'd be a nice, reasonable thing for us to do. and either either in here somewhere or around the corner into here somewhere, and that'll set us up. we'll be really, really close to that open water, which runs by through here. there are only a few passages where sea ice can escape the arctic ocean. nares strait is one of them. here we can observe the floes without having to go far from shore. for the next five weeks we'll be surveying the ice, making our way down nares strait until we reach a small research station where a plane will pick us up. once we enter the current, ther

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diana, diana schaub, i'm gonna do some which may not. work which is a screen share. with that work? i think -- unless anyone objects. your project is so inspiring, for the -- address in the gettysburg address. the second inaugural. there's so much here and of course we can't -- the whole thing but it is complex between the region and passion that jumps out. there may be other aspects of it when color tension. to tell us how we should lead the address. >> just for a minute on talk about the overall thesis of the book. and turning to the -- the book holding it here we should show them, is a close race day i believe it is close and careful rating, of three likened speeches. a speech that he gave is a young man. and then the two most famous presidential addresses. the gettysburg address, and the second inaugural. and actually, what i am struck by is how often lincoln anchored his speeches in significant dates. so the lie scene address and with the constitution and 70 87 the gettysburg dresses everyone knows takes us to 1776. the declaration of independence. that's with the lyceum addres

diana schaub, the last word is to you. our friend colin thibeault says some of lincoln speeches are famous for being very short. was that intentional and does that impact his rhetorical intention and constitutional ideas? your thoughts on his shortness as we close this wonderful program. >> yes, and i think i don't have much time left to answer this. so i will try to be as brief as lincoln. yes, he acquires this gift for brevity and you see it especially in the gettysburg and the second inaugural. i think it's very deliberate on his part. part of it, especially in the gettysburg address, i think is he hoped it would be memorized by americans. so my suggestion is that we all commit both the gettysburg address and the second inaugural to memory. >> what a wonderful challenge, and friends, let's take up diana schaub's challenge. and if you succeed in memorizing either the gettysburg address or the second inaugural, then write to me and jay rosen at constitutional center dot org and let me know! i will send you a congratulatio

only thanks to the perseverance of diana will i be saved after 80 years.opportunity to learn about the fate of each rural child from her list well-fed, these are children's earrings of rodovanka-radonich. drills on september 8 , 1942, the girl at that time was in a very poor condition, someone does not know. for some reason , i attached a small paper bundle with her earrings to this list. according to dan-ristic, adopted by croatian families of a baby from the list, diana budisalevich. as a result , they lived all their lives under false names , they didn’t know that they were serbs who were their real parents for most of them, new information became a real shock of blood to the lord of the first person we found the name of the living thing is on the list. it is numbered 1.1208. he was born in 1937 and only a few days ago did he find out who he really was, what his last name was ivan cheevich, where was he born? what was the name of his father and mother, he did not know this for over 80 years. first. what he asked about, if he had brothers or sisters, we

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richard, to pick up on what diana is saying, | to pick up on what diana is saying, at the moment, diana person's identity. these days, we have been working _ identity. these days, we have been working with technology companies to help people to bank their voice in as little _ help people to bank their voice in as little as — help people to bank their voice in as little as 30 minutes. how help people to bank their voice in as little as 30 minutes. how much do ou need? as little as 30 minutes. how much do you need? l— as little as 30 minutes. how much do you need? ithink— as little as 30 minutes. how much do you need? i think you _ as little as 30 minutes. how much do you need? i think you have _ as little as 30 minutes. how much do you need? i think you have to - as little as 30 minutes. how much do you need? i think you have to read i you need? i think you have to read reams of stuff to make sure you have the nuances. reams of stuff to make sure you have the nuances-— the nuances. this is the beauty of ai. we the nuances. this is the beauty of al- we can _ the nuances. this is the beaut

so i'm just going to introduce diana for a few minutes. she's going to talk she's a one woman show tonight, which is kind of remarkable. all we usually have to discuss it, but she's brave enough to go out on her own. she's going to talk for a good 20, 30 minutes, tell you everything you need to know about this woman you didn't know anything about. but now you're going to be totally obsessed with that. would be >> the book, that's my feeling about the book. and then afterwards, there's going to be-- we're going to ask you if you have any questions, there's a microphone behind this pillar. we ask you to come up and ask your questions for the mic for a couple of reasons. first of all, so diana can hear them, that's really important and also so that we're captured on video and audio. any other housekeeping? the main most important thing, you have to buy the book. [laughter] >> right, that's why we're all here and after we do the q & a, diana is going to sign them. so that's pretty cool and this is one of the few in-person events that she's doi

diana estÁ en la espera de dos princesas. >> ahora es mÁs pesado.ene 6 meses de embarazo y nos dice que aunque escucha de esta nueva vacuna aÚn tiene sus dudas de aplicarse la. >> no me la pondrÍa porque no hay suficientes estudios para saber si todo estarÁ bien despuÉs. carla: pero este es el pensar de diana, muy diferente al de isela, quien dice que se pondrÍa esta vacuna. >> claro que sÍ, para que salga un bebÉ saludable y sin sufrimientos. locutora: este hospital manda cada aÑo a 80.000 niÑos menores de cinco aÑos, y varios cientos mueren a causa de el. pfizer realizÓ un estudio y aunque no previno lesiones leves arrojÓ gran eficacia en casos graves. >> esta vacuna es eficaz en recibir la madre, quien produce anticuerpos y defensas y las pasa al bebÉ para que el bebÉ una vez nazca tenga defensas que reducen en promedio 82% el riesgo de enfermedad severa. locutora: en cuanto a casos adversos el doctor explica lo siguiente basado en estudios. >> el efecto adverso mÁs comÚn era dolor local, dolor de cabeza y algo de malestar. se encontrÓ un leve in

when alive , she diana out of it. she was brave enough to speak out personally and highlight the issue. in peace, issue. let her rest in peace, find another way to highlight the problem. and from faye , this the problem. and from faye, this is twitter. i thought they is via twitter. i thought they were throwing books out were throwing kids books out because they too because they were too triggering. how was this not triggering? very good point. actually. the woke actually. sometimes the woke folk are a little bit hypocritical on these issues. your verdicts in 14% of you agree that it's right . well this agree that it's right. well this children's book to depict princess diana's bulimia a whopping 86% of you agree agree with lady v on this . and of with lady v on this. and of course, if you or anyone you know is struggling with an eating disorder, you can get more information by visiting beat eating disorder disorders.org. uk fleet street legend kelvin mackenzie is on standby for another explosive appearance later in t

la historia de diana. pan, sÓlo fuertes rivales de la comida mexicana de la cucaracha. diana: sobre todo cuando llegan los niÑos. a veces te dicen si no tenemos hamburguesa. yo le digo que no, pero le enseÑo a comer un taco. le enseÑas que hay que mover la cara, que hay que chupar los dedos. como que le divierte mucho. poco a poco los estamos acostumbrados. maria: la cucaracha poco a poco ha ganado terreno. un dÍa le llegÓ la diosa fortuna. diana: me hablan hace como 12 aÑos de la embajada del vaticano de mÉxico para decirme si yo querÍa apoyar en un proyecto. entonces, le digo que si, pero que no tengo ninguna experiencia. maria: cada aÑo en la vida en el vaticano trae un estado mexicano a la plaza de san pedro como cultura, tradiciÓn y comida. diana: me dicen que soy la Única que les estaba diciendo que si y que lo vamos hacer conmigo. maria: a partir de entonces aÑo con aÑo presta lo mismo sus servicios que la cocina de la cucaracha para que lo utilicen los chefs visitantes que han preparado comida para

when alive , she diana out of it. she was brave enough to speak out personally and highlight the issue. in peace, issue. let her rest in peace, find another way to highlight the problem. and from faye , this the problem. and from faye, this is twitter. i thought they is via twitter. i thought they were throwing books out were throwing kids books out because they too because they were too triggering. how was this not triggering? very good point. actually. the woke actually. sometimes the woke folk are a little bit hypocritical on these issues. your verdicts in 14% of you agree that it's right . well this agree that it's right. well this children's book to depict princess diana's bulimia a whopping 86% of you agree agree with lady v on this . and of with lady v on this. and of course, if you or anyone you know is struggling with an eating disorder, you can get more information by visiting beat eating disorder disorders.org. uk fleet street legend kelvin mackenzie is on standby for another explosive appearance later in t

the diana farm this year took 1,200 hectares of work in total for a month and a half at such a pace, because one such combine picks up entire bunkers in 3-4 minutes farmers pragmatic people talk about their approach to agriculture vladimir malinovsky the main task. get as much benefit from every centimeter of land as possible and equipment has mastered the technology of doubling shaped combine harvesters to become even more efficient. this gives its significant economic effect more often than harvesting , e, potatoes in the fields, it immediately digs up four times less effect, almost half of the potatoes in the mogilev region are obvious grown in diana, and this year they are counting on an excellent harvest. we see that it will be slightly higher than last year last year. we uh have dug six six thousand five hundred tons of storage in our place. great we can save all the new crop. yes june july. but the republic of belarus is provided with potatoes, sorting complexes in diana by the way, on the largest storage facility in europe designed for 40,000 tons , the first 7,000 modes have

thank you very much for that diana shop. i'm not even gonna call to gettysburg address up because it's short and we almost all right by heart. what what what? what should we about the gettysburg address? um, yeah, i just want to maybe begin by just to saying that i agree with noah about the presence of the biblical language in the gettysburg address, and of course even more so in the second inaugural, but i don't think that's new. in fact, i think that's present in his rhetoric from the beginning. i mean, you see it at the very end of the lyceum address where he quotes from the bible the gates of hell shall not prevail against it it draws a connection between the only greater institution the church and the united states you see in the dred scott speech where he actually puts the united states in the position of pharaoh and the in and the enslaved blacks in the position of the enslaved hebrews. you see it in the house divided speech that that itself is a biblical phrase house divided against itself cannot stand so i think tha

it's alleged that they were phone hacking princess diana. . . , , ., ., diana.this crusade _ diana. prince harry is going on this crusade that _ diana. prince harry is going on this crusade that some - diana. prince harry is going on this crusade that some have i this crusade that some have described as a moral crusade to right the wrongs of the past as he sees it. he believes that they contributed to the death of his mother, everything goes back to the death of diana, princess of wales. he believes it was her paranoia, herfear that her bodyguards were leaking information that led her to get rid of her police protection and he believes that if she had had those bodyguards with her she would not have died in that car crash in paris in 1997. . ., , , in 1997. the crash happened shortly after _ in 1997. the crash happened shortly after midnight. - in 1997. the crash happened shortly after midnight. they | shortly after midnight. they were apparently being pursued at high speed by photographers and motorbikes.— at high speed by photographers and motorbikes. there ar

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right now, president of belarus alexander lukashenko gave a long interview to ukrainian journalist diana panchenko, the conversation lasted about two hours, and for the most part there were no taboos about ukraine, the topics and questions of the conversation sounded new details and details that had not previously appeared in the media alexander lukashenko gave a full account of the real state of affairs in ukraine and its future, if steps are not taken for the peaceful settlement of the conflict. right now russia will crush you there is manpower and strength and technology. already those motivated ideologically minded nazis, as they were called nationalists? these ideological people are not strong, they are all dead already. those who are fighting here are already those whom you catch on the streets and bring here, they are not prepared. well, and a little military, they will not cope with this machine. russia has rebuilt. russia is at the front today. the newest weapon already grabs the drone already. well, a completely different army and the most dangerous they are again, i don’t know

we are here to talk with diana parcell. i'm really delighted about it. how many people have gone to see theow cherry blossoms the past w days and got caught in a traffic over the past few days? that was bananas, and as washingtonians we know that they are glorious, but the secret is through veteran neighborhoods. ecso that's the secret. but we actually have them. before we get to the meat of the evening i want to do some housekeeping. to take pictures, do whatever you want but nothing reading or blaring or doing all those things. we are happy about having them and we are live streaming on youtube. also some other housekeeping things if you like what you hear tonight, and we know that you do and we are so happy you are here in the store. we still have some juicy things coming up and a few other housekeeping things. what's going to happen here i'm just going to introduce diana for a few minutes. she's going to talk. she's a one woman show which is remarkable. she's going to talk for a good 20, 30 minutes and tell you everything you needt to know bt now you

teacher diana lopez has declared war on soft drinks. one in three children is overweight.he counts the spoons of sugar in a single glass of soda. diana: we drink this amount of sugar in a single glass. does it sound like you should drink that? reporter: the children learn how soft drinks are harmful to health. but in many families, coca-cola is a by-word for hospitality. a law in oaxaca prohibits the sale of junk food to minors. however, its implementation has been stalled. diana: however, if we sent any child into a shop, they would be able to buy sugary foods, because the vendors don't know. the authorities are not doing their job. reporter: who is enforcing? often no one. activists also have to contend with the widespread belief that coca-cola has healing properties. tania: we are a country with poor water quality. you can find soft drinks even in places where there is no electricity. people become addicted to sugar. reporter: back in chiapas, doctors face an overwhelming wave of diabetes cases. it is a mammoth task educating people and testing their blood sugar, becaus

and diana now, i know your first choice today was alice walker. guess how i know. known for the color purple instead. you got me known for the color of my hair and as you said off from wellesley, i hope that many of you will consider. making three very special choices the first is to believe in something larger than yourself to get involved in some of the big ideas of our time i chose literacy because i honestly believe that if more people could read write and comprehend we would be that much closer to solving so many of the problems that plague our nation and our society. early on i made another choice, which i hope you'll make as well whether you're talking about education career or service. you're talking about life and life really must have joy. it's supposed to be fun. one of the reasons. i made the most important decision of my life to marry george bush is because he made me laugh. it's true. sometimes we laugh through our tears, but that shared laughter has been one of our strongest bonds. find the joy in life because his ferris bueller said on his day off.

diana is. but she may also deal with anna's changing place in our imagination over time or changing place even within the life of frederick douglass over time. so that book will have a good deal of imagination about it. at the same time, it's going to have a lot empirical research of three of the four douglass children left narrative accounts about their mother mother. so there is there is material there is evidence about who anna was, what her temperament was like, what her what her life was like, how important she was as the core of that family and the core, for example, of her church community in rochester, new york, or what it was like to move so many times that whole family to move with douglass to washington, d.c., for example. so, yeah, i really do really look forward to that one. and is not well known even people who really know douglass well or love to read about frederick douglass just do not know anna douglass very well at all. so david blight, how would you describe the role that yo

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