the queen arrived with the duke of edinburgh.pearance since his hip replacement operation six weeks ago. at precisely midday, the bride's limousine arrived at the chapel‘s great west door. for the first time, there was a clear sight of the wedding dress, the work of the british designer clare waight keller. there was a tiara, a veil into which had been woven emblems from every commonwealth country, and a long train. at the altar, a groom looking a little anxious, and the bride's mother. what, one wonders, were her emotions today? at the great west door, the bride was ready. it was a moment to make a page boy, and many others, gasp. soloist sings. she walked the first part of the procession accompanied by her young attendants, the page boys and bridesmaids, among whom were prince george and princess charlotte. and then, at the halfway point, she was joined by prince charles, taking the role which should have been that of the bride's father, and ecorting her to the high altar, where harry was waiting. "thank you, pa," said harry. a

the queen arrived with the duke of edinburgh.mal appearance since his hip replacement operation six weeks ago. at precisely midday, the bride's limousine arrived at the chapel‘s great west door. for the first time, there was a clear sight of the wedding dress, the work of the british designer clare waight keller. there was a tiara, a veil in which had been woven emblems from every commonwealth country, and a long train. at the altar, a groom looking a little anxious, and the bride's mother. what, one wonders, were her emotions today? at the great west door, the bride was ready. it was a moment to make a page boy, and many others, gasp. she walked the first part of the procession accompanied by her young attendants, the page boys and bridesmaids, among whom were prince george and princess charlotte. and then, at the halfway point, she was joined by prince charles, taking the role which should have been that of the bride's father, and ecorting her to the high altar, where harry was waiting. thank you, pa, said harry. at that moment

do you think that duke a would scrap the deal if he becomes president of columbia. i don't think i'll explicitly scrap that the zero because the international community has made it very clear that they want the peace process to move forward however he can seriously take actions that undermine it one of them would be changing that transitional justice component of it including taking doing it through constitutional amendments taking out the ten seats that the fark has in the congress and also taking a very hardline approach on the drug policy issues which the accord the drug party of the court basically tried to find alternatives to more fumigation and security led approach to addressing the coca issues so i think that those two things would be very much very different he can also the side just not to put his political will and resources behind the accord and that would in essence basically we canot the reason why i ask you this and. i'm asking the same question to peter do you have someone who has the backing of. or the conservative establishment many people who are

wed the roman imperial crown the newly crowned emperor is accompanied by his cousin henry the lion duke of saxony from the valve to mistake henry sees himself as an equal to bob rasa. the. possible you have the right. so should i fall to my knees before my cousin. just not before your cousin before your emperor. but bather rasa owes his elevation to do you like henry they have the right to annex the gentleman came but the imperio crown puts him above all of them the emperor is crowned by the pope and he wants to be at least his equal. the. cars are free to the shrub of course after the integration temporary soles a poetry emperor frederick barber also as being of coverage height with a red face and blond hair and his red beard of course was and he probably wasn't a great beauty but he must have had great charisma and invested a great deal in an imperial aura of it that was unpopular with some going on. not least in rome the proud romans optical a self-confident at this time and an empress who really wants to rule uncontested needs to court their favor but the people of the eternal city

lion had become too powerful the fool of the duke of saxony is sealed with the gang house undocking and. as a result of clear insurgency henry of braunschweig is found guilty of insubordination he will be stripped of all the feats he received from the empire by the unanimous verdict of the dukes and you has to have a free stall for which did move and there was no legal requirement for henry the lion to obey the imperial military call it treat him a lot of loyalty but he had a moral duty of loyalty to the emperor that the emperor hadn't just supported him out of a sense of duty either he was right to think henry would do things for him in return we don't know why he didn't maybe he just underestimated the conflict and its consequences he was headed in conflict of son of a touch. the lion his exile to england he plays no further significant drone in german history henry is buried along with his wife matilda in braunschweig cathedral which he paid for himself but his son will achieve what the lion did not at the start of the thirteenth century he had the fourth will be the only member

tanto petro como duke, hablaron asÍ de los resultados de hoy.rado por luis echeverri, hemos logrado la votaciÓn mÁs alta que se conoce en colombia en una primera vuelta. >> matemÁticamente hay un hecho, la ventaja que duque y sus aliados tomÓ sobre nosotros, ha disminuido completamente en 10 puntos conceptuales. reportero: de prÓximo 17 junio es el dÍa de la segunda vuelta lo colombianos deben escoger entre una extrema derecha o el radical de izquierda. esta es la informaciÓn que tenemos de de colombia. saludos. continuÓ con ustedes. fÉlix: intensa lluvia provocaron inundaciones en maryland. galo arellano nos tiene las impresionantes imÁgenes y el saldo hasta el momento. [sonido ambiente] galo: las calles de maryland se han convertido en rÍos. las imÁgenes muestran autos arrastrados por la corriente como si fueran juguetes. algunos fueron empujados contra la vivienda. contenedores de basura flotan mientras el agua se apodera de varios enteros. el agua casi cubre el primer piso de varios edificios unta la corriente muy poderosa. negocios, departa

and the duke of edinburgh who is here today after just a month after surgery on his hip.ything has been prepared in great detail that is procession. the last pa rt great detail that is procession. the last part of half an hour that every inch of this procession has been planned. you will be seen notjust the colour and not just planned. you will be seen notjust the colour and notjust the style and pagea ntry but the colour and notjust the style and pageantry but an impressive show of the world to see. this is going to be the first time that members of the public outside the castle walls, definitely more than 1000 who were estimated, to see them, coming to see the new duke and duchess of sussex. the travelling escort. the cavalry. they are so impressive on all occasions. we have two officers and 2a soldiers involved in the travelling escort. they are happy and taking in the enjoyment of the day and it is normal at this point as we see them here, and newly married couple, embarking on this fantastic journey back to married couple, embarking on this fantasticjourney back to w

think that everyone has in mind is basically what what's next for the peace deal with the fork if duke a waynes. do you think that duke a would screw up the deal if he becomes president of colombia i don't think he'll explicitly scrap that the oh because the international community has made it very clear that they want the peace process to move forward however he can seriously take actions that undermine it one of them would be changing that transitional justice component of it including taking doing it through constitutional amendments taking out the ten seats that the fark has in the congress and also taking a very hardline approach on the drug policy issues which the accord the drug party of the court basically tried to find alternatives to more fumigation and security led approach to addressing the coca issues so i think that those two things would be very much very different he can also the side just not to put his political will and resources behind the accord and that would in essence basically we can it the reason why i ask you this. i'm asking the same question to peter do you

aminah are we likely to say to see duke a trying to pursue the same policies followed by his. by his presence has a particular when it comes to signing deals with of a guerrilla groups particularly the. i think that in the case of the dialogues with the l.n. the patients in colombia has really run out and i think that he's probably not going to take the same approach as santos and i think that there are the men is going to really have to make a decision as to whether it's going to be serious about this process or not and whether it's going to unify it's different fronts in favor of peace or not i think that the glen has very much used as an excuse the fact that the colombian peace process with the fark hasn't fully been implemented in order to continue out with a lot of very serious activities a lot of abuses and i don't think that he is going to have the same approach so i think that we may see some changes there it's also worth mentioning that there is another group that p.l. which is also on the border with venezuela and very much involved in arklow trafficking this group w

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the queen arrived with the duke of edinburgh.n woven emblems from every commonwealth country, and a long train. at the altar, a groom looking a little anxious, and the bride's mother. what, one wonders, were her emotions today? at the great west door, the bride was ready. it was a moment to make a page boy, and many others, gasp. # eternal source of light divine she walked the first part of the procession accompanied by her young attendants, the page boys and bridesmaids, among whom were prince george and princess charlotte. and then, at the halfway point, she was joined by prince charles, taking the role which should have been that of the bride's father, and ecorting her to the high altar, where harry was waiting. thank you, pa, said harry. at that moment, it became all about the two people standing at the altar. the archbishop of canterbury led the couple in their marriage vows. i, harry, take you, meghan. i, harry, take you, meghan, to be my wife. to have and to hold. from this day forward from this day forward. for better, fo

ask charles gordon lennox, the 11th duke of richmond, 11th duke of lennox, the sixth duke of gordon.e titles in the world won't get your bleeding car to start. >> how fast do you need before you pop it. >> it may take the help of the common folk to get the 1934 ac roadster and the show on the road. but a lot has changed around here. >> of when people have an image of life near the top of the social scale in britain, it tends to come from what they have seen on tv. do you see yourself in that tradition? >> i hope a lot more progressive than that. >> can you make a living as a duke these days? >> i know you can. >> but you can try. and boy do they try on the duke's goodwood estate that sprawls 12,000 lush acres of southern england. the place has been in the family for 321 years. if you are counting. what the duke's family counts are the pennies. >> to cut the lawn costs $500,000 a year the how are we going to drive the revenue that will cover that. >> how? by turning what used to be a playground for aristocrats into a kind of sporting park with an aristocratic theme. >> they're off. >>

don't know if the more right wing candidate who was president santos candidate would support even duke of because he does support the peace deal of course and he doesn't so probably between today and tomorrow we will hear more about what the other candidates will decide now the outcome of that runoff will impact the future of the peace deal with the former fark fighters if duke a does eventually end up in the president's office what happens to this peace process. well he has promised to change major part of parts of the peace deal especially regarding the punishment of the former guerrilla members who he wants to put in jail or even extradited to the united states. what we know is that it won't be as easy for him to make major changes because the peace deal is safe in its current form for the next three periods but what we will see is that he will probably slow down the implementation of the pro says and this will affect not only. well the whole deal itself but also the former guerrilla members that already feel that the current president hasn't. been keeping his promises as he said he

preliminary results in columbia's presidential election right wing candidate even duke a on track to win the first round of voting he has taken around forty percent of ballots with well over half of all votes tallied among the key issues at stake is the landmark peace deal colombia's outgoing president signed with marxist fark rebels two years ago a front runner do kay says the deal is too lenient on farm girl but he wants to jail former rebels for war crimes leftist candidate because i will pass it on the other hand backs the deal and his party is also not ruling out and during a coalition with farce political party the treaties signed in two thousand and sixteen and a conflict that lasted decades and claimed hundreds of thousands of lives. correspondent ophelia the is following the story for us from bogota ophelia this looks to be a strong lead for duke a what's the latest you're hearing there. yeah what we've heard so far is that more than ninety percent of the votes have been counted and this is giving duke almost forty percent of the vote something we had already seen in the lat

the duke escorted his duchess out of the chapel.eps, lined by members of the household cavalry, they paused for a kiss. and then to their waiting carriage and the procession through the centre of windsor. they were escorted by the lifeguards and the blues and royals, squeezing their way through the narrow streets in the centre of town. most people had been directed down to the long walk, where they had been waiting in the sunshine. it was a chance for the public to feel part of a royal wedding that had broken new ground. from harry and meghan and their preacher in the chapel, to the crowds outside, there had been a sense of intensity in the feelings expressed and a degree of informality in the way it had been done. tonight, harry and meghan, the duke and duchess of sussex, left the castle in an e type jaguar for a private reception being hosted by the prince of wales. together they undoubtedly have the potential to connect the royal family to new audiences but, for now, they will surely be content that they had the wedding day that

our majesty the queen and duke.een is wearing a dress by stewart parvin, it's a lime lemon purple and gray printed silk dress. the hat is by angela kelly. it'll make quite a statement too. there we have the mother of the pride proudly waiting in the choir. just a thought for what doria's thinking at this moment. >> she must be feeling proud of her daughter, completely overwhelmed i'm sure. the queen has gone out of her way to make her welcome as the rest of her family. i think she's feeling unbelievably proud her daughter, an american is about to marry into the royal family. i'm sure that's something she never thought would have happened over two years ago. >> she looked overwhelmed. >> harry looks nervous. >> well, you'd feel nervous too, she's got bridesmaid in a page that's got a family of honor here. >> she's the only member of meghan markle's family attending. she is representing her daughter today. amazing. >> we want to see the bridesmaids and the page boys, that's what we want. i think we're expect to be tre

my own guess is that and yvonne duke is going to be more likely to try and begin to manage this in a way that moves the process along that begins to reset on those people that had to flee the violence that begins to deal with the criminality that has crept into areas that were managed by the fark there needs to be a huge infrastructure to begin to create an economy and much of that that region. and then you're going to have the venezuelans who are fleeing from venezuela who are in colombia in large numbers i mean that's what i see evidence of us management task i mean i'm in decay has been concerned about two points in particular what he described as a leniency it was those who committed atrocities and also the land reform but what would be the reaction of the fark leader if the sense that. is trying to undermine the deal. well i think that precisely if we look that who the majority of the folks voted for was to have a pet toad those are the very areas of the country especially the pacific coast and that where hater of folks that been hardest hit by the conflict those are the folks t

the new duke and duchess of sussex left for their evening reception in an electricjaguar. the coupler than going on honeymoon immediately. in other news, a major overhaul of train timetables begins today, affecting half a million passengers. survivors of terror attacks and relatives of victims sign an open letter calling on the public to help stop future atrocities. also in the next hour — officials in cuba say 110 people are now known to have died in a plane crash near havana. three women who survived remain in a critical condition. one of the plane's flight recorders has been recovered

castle with the queen and duke of edinburgh. castle with the queen and duke of edinburghlj tea here at windsor castle with the queen and duke of edinburgh. i do not know what you feel like when you get off a flight from la, i do not feel like meeting the prince of wales and have to meet the queen and the next day. it is quite a whirlwind tour. thank you very much indeed. thousands of well wishers are expected in windsor tomorrow, hoping to catch a glimpse of the royal couple. after they're married, they'll travel through the streets in a carriage procession. the carriage will leave castle hill, travel through windsor‘s high street, onto kings road and albert road, and then it will proceed up the long walk all the way back to st george's hall, for a lunchtime reception given by the queen. among the guests arriving on the grounds of windsor castle tomorrow will be members of the public. 1200 were selected from around the country, a reward for services to their community. 0ur communities correspondent adina campbell reports. hi, my

what does yvonne duke's presidency mean for the peace?s clear that yvonne ke wouldonne du change the provisions of justice which he sees as giving too much leniency to the far -- including those who would take up seats and the congress. he is a critic of the way that coca eradication has been ,arried out and is looking so i think there are lots of elements of the peace deal that will be actively changed or thought to be changed and others that will simply be abandoned because of lack of resources, lack of financial resources as well as political capital. i think it is fair to say that the peace process would not prosper under a duke presidency. will it impact columbia's relationship with the rest of the world? cynthia: you have pointed out an anomaly here. rd was submitted and lost by a very narrow margin, less than half a percentage point, showing the depolarization -- the deep polarization in the region. aspects dealing with transitional justice and also political participation. division in the country and at the same time, by theas bee

the duke and duchess of sussex thank everyone involved in their wedding celebrations, as kensington palaceeases three official photographs from the big day. and on newsnight on a day of harrowing testimony at the grand fell in we meet the couple first to give evidence today having lost their unborn child as a result of their unborn child as a result of the fire. good evening and welcome to bbc news. the public inquiry into the grenfell tower fire opened today —— and it began with a poignant 72—second silence to commemorate those who died. over the coming days the inquiry will examine the circumstances leading up to and surrounding the fire. but the first testimony has come from relatives paying harrowing and heartbreaking tribute to their lost loved ones. our special correspondent lucy manning reports. so many killed, so many lives cut short. none more so than logan gomes, not even born when he died after grenfell. his family shared pictures with the enquiry, heartbreaking ones of their tiny, stillborn son, so loved. they prayed he would open his eyes. he looked like he wasjust sleeping...

it began with the wedding of king george vi, the duke of york and elizabeth.hat's when the tradition began. >> wedding rings traditionally come out of one lump of gold. >> they do. >> do you expect that to be the case today? >> i do. that would be very much of traditional part of it. it's interesting they are going to exchange rings. he is going to wear a ring. with william and kate, only kate was wearing the wedding ring. it's not as common place in britain for the husband to wear a ring. and i know prince charles wears his wedding ring on his little finger along with his ring. the fact they're exchanging rings is, i think, indicative. >> we're going to talk about the dress. that's not my expert subject. not jason's, either. but jason is the expert on the crowds. jason, you've flown in from the united states. what are you making of the british way? >> you know, i'm really taken aback by the warmth you keep hearing. we're along the long walk here where thousands have started to gather this morning. throughout the week i've been here, you hear over and over, th

colombia is headed for a runoff presidential election after voting on sunday the conservative even duke a one the first round with close to forty percent of the votes he will now face off against the leftist former rebel gestapo pedro next month. dickey says the peace deal with dark guerrillas is too lenient he wants to jail the former leftist rebels for work crimes to solve a patron who is on the other side of the political divide his party isn't ruling out a coalition with forks political where wing this is the first presidential election since the peace treaty was signed the w.'s ophelia harms are rudy's following the story for us from bogota good morning ophelia you know there will be a runoff vote next month is there any indication that duke a has the support he needs to become the next president. well he certainly has a big support within the population yesterday seven and a half million people voted for him and even more could do so in the run of as many fear that those socialist proposals as they think that these could turn colombia into another venezuela but on the other hand y

the duke and duchess of sussex attend their first public engagement as newlyweds, as part of prince charles70th birthday celebrations. 0n newsnight, ireland is in a bitter argument on the results of the referendum that could legalise abortion. we explore the passions on both side of the debate. good evening and welcome to bbc news. big crowds gathered in central manchester this evening for a concert to mark the first anniversary of the bomb attack which claimed 22 lives at the manchester arena. and at 1031 tonight the peeling of church bells across the city brought to an end a day of remembrance. bells chime. earlier today , the prime minister and the duke of cambridge joined the families and friends of the victims, many survivors, and members of the emergency services at a memorial service. they led a nationwide silence to honour the victims. our special correspondent allan little reports on the day's events. # amazing grace, how sweet the sound # that saved a wretch like me... it was a service in keeping with the values this city articulated so powerfully in the days after the bombing. at

watched keenly by smiling members of the royal family, including the queen and the duke of edinburghe today afterjust a month after some surgery on his hip so people very pleased that he was able to make it for this event, but look at the waves and the smiles and the relief. everything has been prepared in great detail for this procession. it will last probably the best part of half an hour but every inch of this procession has been planned and you will see something, not just the colour, notjust the style, notjust the pageantry but an impressive show for the world to see. this is going to be the first time the members of the public outside the castle walls, definitely more than 100,000 that were estimated to get a chance to see the new duke and duchess of sussex. a word about the travelling escort because it's always a great sight, the cavalry really are so impressive on all occasions, so we have two officers and 24 soldiers involved in the travelling escort. just looking at them now. happy and taking in all the kind of enjoyment of the day. it's normal as well that we see them here

think that everyone has in mind is basically what what's next for the peace deal with the fork if duke a waynes. do you think that duke a would screw up the deal if he becomes president of colombia i don't think he'll explicitly scrap that the oh because the international community has made it very clear that they want the peace process to move forward however he can seriously take actions that undermine it one of them would be changing that transitional justice component of it including taking doing it through constitutional amendments taking out the ten seats that the fark has in the congress and also taking a very hardline approach on the drug policy issues which the accord the drug party of the accord basically tried to find alternatives to more fumigation and security led approach to addressing the coca issues so i think that those two things would be very much very different he can also the side just not to put his political will and resources behind the accord and that would in essence basically we canot the reason why i ask you this. and ask you the same question to peter do yo

it's also been confirmed the duke of edinburgh will attend the duke of edinburgh will attend the weddingory. you certainly get a sense of the scale of this because just the crowds we have seen. because just the crowds we have seen. i would because just the crowds we have seen. iwould imagine because just the crowds we have seen. i would imagine this glorious weather we are having is contributing to people wanting to come out onto the streets of what windsor. let's look at the scene, the helicopter images from above babacarfor the palace, the helicopter images from above ba bacar for the palace, they looking absolutely beautiful. —— the castle and the powers. spring sunshine, even hotter today than we had anticipated and we think it will be like this tomorrow as well. that may indeed encourage the crowds, either before we have this bout of good weather, the police said they expect tens of thousands of people to gather in windsor. the streets are narrow, it's a small place, oh my goodness. it looks today, imagine what it will look tomorrow. this is a flavour of those hardy ones who really

morning ophelia you know there will be a run a runoff vote next month is there any indication that duke a has the support he needs to become the next president well he certainly has a big support within the population yesterday seven and a half million people voted for him and even more could do so in the run of as many fear that those socialist proposals as they think that these could turn colombia into another venezuela but on the other hand you have about five million people who voted for bad throw and the candidate who can win a third in the election yesterday has about four and a half million votes he is from the center left spectrum and his vote to turn into petra's votes and the run of petro could have a chance of becoming the president but it has to be said so far none of the candidates has openly shown support for either through or ok now what about the runoff and what it would mean for the peace process with the left is a far rebels what are the implications there. well it could mean that the peace process could be at stake people that support. rejected in its current form the

many believe it was duke especially since your daughter attended and graduated from duke. question is, why miami? how did you come to choose it as the backdrop and what surprised you the most. >> my first purpose was to write a book on immigration. this was when i was still working on my last book and people would say what you going to work on next. i said i wanted to do something on immigration and then always get the same response. that's really interesting. and they go to sleep standing up a horse, but i thought it was a really great, i wasn't interested in how people get in, but what they do once they are here. my first choice was the vietnamese in california who are here in huge numbers. they've now migrated up toward san francisco. there's a famous old newspaper. i couldn't speak vietnamese and i can read the paper either. then i heard the following fact about miami. miami seems to be the only city in the whole world in which people from another country with another language and a very different culture took over at the voting machines a big metropolitan area in slig

of edinburough. >> he is the iron duke. there was never any doubt that he would make. and see him there. >> that wasn't but a month ago i think. >> you know, he wouldn't miss this for the world. he stands his mark on wisor probably more than anyone. it was the duke who helped and designed it and rebuilt it. for him this is a really special day. >> sitting next to david beckham. nicholas is short of a few opinions. i'll sure they're enjoying a little bit of banter. >> it's very interesting that just behind david beckham was david manning who is mentor to william and harry and ambassador to america. they mixed up with officials. i like that. >> stay tuned for more of the royal wedding on bbc america. mom, dad, can we talk? sure. what's up, son? i can't be your it guy anymore. what? you guys have xfinity. you can do this. what's a good wifi password, mom? you still have to visit us. i will. no. make that the password: "you_stillóhave_toóvisit_us." that's a good one. seems a bit long, but okay... set a memorable wifi password w

i understand the first duke of sussex was in favor of emancipating the slaving. i'm sure there are lots of things that are intentional here. you don't have to read between the lines when you look at the bucki buckingham website with a quote from meghan saying i'm proud to be a feminist. they are allowing her to really be herself. as snanyone who has seen the crown, think about the pain that members of this royal family have been through when they told they can't marry a certain person. they can't say a certain thing and restricted by the position they are in. the difference, seeing harry with meghan like that and what he's enabling her to be and to say is incredible. >> the reverent michael curry was on the today show. let's listen to what he had so say. >> they aren't known for being loud but i've learned to be able to hear an amen by looking in their eyes. i was looking in the eyes of people who were there and doing quite british amen. >> a quiet british amen. >> maybe. maybe. a very quite british amen. remember if you're in the pews there and a member of the r

the duke in the monk reports that the people accepted the choice. of the first is crowned king here in the octagon of a hundred cathedral where the throne of charlemagne still stands a further thirty german rulers will follow in auto's footsteps the announcement by archbishop heard about makes auto the representative of god on earth in line with the custom of the time. and to me miles. may your head never be without the oil of mercy. the bishop places the dear diem on his head and proclaims him king and the successor of charlemagne. of to your male be crowned now in the future with eternal reward. the german kingdom was to be based on the divine will the appointment by the nords and the legacy of history he was now the king of all the german speaking tribes but would that be enough for him. what's he planning must the throne of an emperor is not a king's house. when auto also sat on charlemagne's throne it was seen as outrageous hubris as if he wanted to demonstrate to claim to be emperor of all of western christendom. out of the course of out of th

reacting to david duke. threw out this when steve bannon was there, and then afterward, his need to appeal to a white male base in this country, not saying about all white men in this country that believe in birtherism, don't believe barack obama was a true president. that was his play. he and roseanne were two peas in a pod. >> scott, when you listen to what they are saying talking about the red land strategy or what was -- >> heartland strategy. >> do they not think that roseanne's history of racism would turn people off, is that what they -- >> well, i think all of these points that have been raised are excellent. regarding a heartland strategy i'm sitting here in the heartland in louisville, and i don't know anyone who wants to be represented by roseanne. i would like to say a word about abc and the media industry in general and this unevenness of sequences. i think what abc did was right but what they also did was akin to jumping in a pond of alligators, getting your foot bit off, getting out and saying

just a quick word about the title. >> duke of sussex is a royal duke that became extinct in the 1830sreally patient and quite now as we have a sense that things are about to happen. >> the scene of all the guests awaiting, studying the splendor in st. george's chapel. >> doesn't look like tom harding. with us now are two more people that have met and worked ian green and the french recipients of the diana legacy award. welcome. first of all, what a remarkable thing to receive. just explain what the award is and why you got it? >> the award is for young people that have been continuing princess diana's legacy in terms of kindness and compassion. >> what did you do to deserve it? >> i was born with hiv and i think it's important that young people born with hiv are able to change the world ultimately in the perception of hiv. >> you are very concise and very eloquent. i reckon you make it sound easier than it was to do. >> definitely. it's been a process and a lot of time spent thinking about how to do it and why to do it. stuff like that. >> the couple to choose a trip to nottingham sen

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with a story about the duke of wellington who they are calling a a ring leader in the house of lords who is defying the will of the british people. so that‘s a flavour of the front pages. and, jack, i‘m going to start with the independent online. claiming its exclusive here about jeremy corbyn under fire from his own mps. five backbench labour mps have written for day calling for labor to back the second referendum on the brexit deal. it‘s interesting because there‘s so done from the government that is split about brexit. it‘s easy to forget that the labour party is deeply divided on what the best way forward is. this is another example of this today. it's is another example of this today. it‘s particularly timely because we have this vote in the house of lords last night where i‘m excitedly they

nuestra colega patricia janiot conversÓ con ivÁn duke, de derecha y gustavo petro, de izquierda. >> yo que hay algo importante, yo creo mucho en la coherencia y la congruencia en el trabajo polÍtico. yo le he planteado al paÍs cuÁles son mis propuestas en lo econÓmico, en lo social,en lo institucional. ademÁs, reconocemos que hay que buscar coincidencias, que mÁs que las cosas que nos dividen y en las cosas que nos dividan hay que tramitarlas a travÉs de los caminos institucionales que son el congreso y las cortes. entonces, total apertura para dialogar con todas las fuerzas polÍticas, pero sobre todo con la ciudadanÍa. patricia: de llegar usted a ganar la presidencia, cÓmo anticipa que serÍa su relaciÓn con donald trump?

it is only three days since thto wedding, buy the duke and duchess of sussex, asor harry and meghaheyr known, had their first public engagement as a married couple. there were at a buckingham palace garden party hosted by e prince of wales. nicholas witchell has t s she does formally part of the family now. three days into married life, and meghan was at buckingham palace for early birthday celebration for her father-in-law and his charity work led by harry. >> ladies and gentlemen, please join me in wishing the prince of wales a very happy birthday six mohs ahead of his 70th. how very royal. after the family pleasantries, it was time to practice the art of being royal, the small talk that will be such a feature of her working life. it is all about putting people at ease, engaging with sincerity, listening and moving on. not unfamiliar territory for an actress, a unsurprising the, the reviews were good. >> very peonable, very warm. down to earth. >> really lovely. we said congratulations and they said thank you, and th h looked realpy. nicholas: talking of looking rmhappy reminds us o

magical. >> they will become the duke and duchess of sussex. they arrived in a silver blue distress was designed mccartney. >>u can see their love. it really is palpable. their love and relationship can actually be seen. >> around the country, parties kept up to celebrate the new duke and duchess. >> so many friends on the street. both the lunch and din receptions were closed to the press, but there are anecdotes that are trickling out from those who were at the event. one of the most moving things that i heard was that rinse harry said that he was really impressed with how megan had handled her transition to this new world. she had dealt with it with grace. they make a fantastic team and that he can't wait to spend the rest of his life with her. >> they are going to be working now. there is no honeymoon immediately like most couples do. >> that's right, there is a celebration of prince charles's 70th birthday next week. his birthday is not next week, but the official ceremony is next week for him. they want to be here for that. they have other