edward: yes. francine: right? what's the end? how do you measure success? edward: how do i measure success? definitely not financial. i mean, i think it's more about -- for me, when i'm really exhausted, when i'm really tired, when i'm really questioning if i can go on, you know, i walk on the street, and i see a little girl, a little black girl who's seeing the magazine, and it's the norm for them. or a curvy woman on a train to paris who's like, "thank you for seeing me," you know, that makes it worthwhile. that, for me, is success. you know, anybody who knows or has known me for a while will witness that that, for me, is success. you know, my job is done when that happens. francine: do people come up to you? edward: they do, but it is always in a positive way. it's always, "thank you for seeing us," you know. but i can relate. because as i said, by all accounts, i was meant to be invisible. you know? so, for me, shining a light on people and making them seen is natural for me. francine: they sa

edward? >> chad, before you go, are through any other names bubbling up if mccarthy can't win the first vote? >> andy biggs the republican from arizona will get votes in the first ballot. we're told the republicans that oppose mccarthy will bring out some other candidate. they have not announced who that person is. it's hard to see how they could compete with kevin mccarthy. >> chad, thanks for being all over it. appreciate it. a divided congress is expected to put a pause on the taxing and spending. but the group americans for tax reform says households need to brace for what just kicked in. it sees new taxes from democrats inflation reduction act driving up your energy bills. despite this, the president's pledge a goon to make anyone less than $400,000 a year to not be impacted. here to discuss this, steve moore and oil analyst phil flynn. the first is a 6.5 billion natural gas tax that could drive up the average family's natural gas bill by 17%. phil, to you. is that a cost that will be pa

i am like a young limonov and he saw edward in person. even visited him and it seems to me that richard has uh, some formed opinion about such a topic as women in limonov's work the fact is that limonov is an innovator in prose, that is, he was the first to lead such a genre of autofiction, and in our reality it is when the hero writes in the first person and his name and his name are the same as an author, that is, the name of the hero is also eduard limonov and a whole genre. let's say edward opened the whole plast. it was a new word revolution. yes, when a person turned, let's say , his life, his biography into material for his own literature, and therefore a person who read almost all lemon books. uh, knows his biography very well, simply by the fact that the only reliable source is that da wrote his own biography. it was a lemon, so you and i are reading a few novels. we can already say that we know about his personal life. yes, some basic plot conflicts and so on, outstanding, but a swindler, uh, carrer, who is just like you and i r

my name is edward saperov and what can i say about it? this is very.ds being a trader is very hemorrhoids. this stress is constantly stressful situation with some influential officials and security forces. and this is marat sabirov, the namesake of edward doronin, called marat a crypto trading genius. everyone hello. today i will talk a little about the fnk token, why did we launch it? why did we start? why did they get involved in this game, before becoming an expert on cryptocurrency, marat managed to work as a driver in a minibus, and then got carried away in business courses, it was marat sabirov who worked on the creation of doronin zigmuntovich and two sabirovs traveled around the cities of russia and neighboring countries with a tour program, the performance of this four is everywhere went with a bang, the audience immediately fell in love with young and successful entrepreneurs. they talked about how to earn without much effort. just bring money and get passive income for advanced clients, a special highly profitable project was offered. it was

edward sabirov has extensive experience in entrepreneurship even before the date.arge companies were registered to him, they say that edward had serious connections with some influential officials and security officials. doronin zigmuntovich and two sabirovs traveled around the cities of russia and neighboring countries with a tour program, the performance of this four was everywhere with a bang, the audience immediately fell in love with young and successful entrepreneurs. and they talked about how to earn without much effort. just bring money and get passive income for advanced clients, a special highly profitable project was offered. it was necessary to buy the internal currency of the virtual digital transaction service. there were simpler programs for the rest, for example, buying a car or an apartment for 35% of their cost, an apartment of 26 million, an offer from the company of the final amount. further on, 120 days pass, and you are on the electronic office you get the amount of 6 million. in fact. the so-called investors earned, otherwise they paid a perc

i'm like a young limonov and he i saw edward in person.ited him and it seems to me that richard has , uh, some formed opinion about such a topic as women in limonov's work. our reality is when the hero writes in the first person and his name and his name are the same as the authors, that is, the hero's name is also eduard limonov and the whole genre. let's say edward opened the whole plast. it was a new word revolution. yes, when a man turned let's say so his life his biography into material for his own literature and therefore a man who read almost all the books of lemon. e, knows his biography very well, simply by the fact that the only reliable source is that da wrote his own biography. it was lemons, so you and i are reading a few novels. already very much we can say that we know, uh, about his personal life. yes, some main conflicts , plots, and so on. in this respect, he is outstanding, but a swindler, uh, a quarry, who is just like you and i read from all his novels and so i'll write a biography dude there, well, you don't have to w

a busy one for you, edward, if you need it. edward lawrence at the white house on that. neil: if you think the markets are panicking about this of course they're closed today. we're halfway point of january. those who believe in so-called january effect might be heartened to think the major averages up the way they are, dow up 4%, s&p the same, nasdaq about 6%, good start, could be a preview to coming attractions these debt worries notwithstanding. kelly o'grady crunching all those numbers and top headlines on this busy day even with the markets closed. kelly. >> reporter: good to see you, neil. we have a bit of green that we're halfway through the first month of trading in 2023. we didn't get the santa claus rally we were hoping for. other good news is driving the dow performance, dow, nasdaq s&p five hundred up three half%. inflation cpi showing cooling a bit. 2022 was one of the worst years since 2008 for the markets just have to step back put into context how far we have come over the last nearly three years. the dow up 84 1/2% since pandemic lows. s&p 500 up 79% and

nikolaev explained to edwards.. report anything suspicious spying at the plant something is going wrong the director should know about everything. pay attention and edward agreed. why did bodrov rob the head of his native enterprise? and most importantly, where did they disappear from nikolaev’s apartment. children, both detained by nationalities, they did not see any children. hello we found the extreme ones, who answered that the permanent representative of russia replied to those who keep a record of all the troubles on earth, first in a military special operation.

edward answered. i played hide-and-seek with them. it was fun. between he looked around the rooms until he found the value of the crime. he came already in the medical facility way. i had to walk near the entrance, eduard ran into nikolaev, who guessed everything, but was afraid to tell the police the investigation turned out to be in a difficult position for two defendants at once. but none of them knows where the guys have gone. in the yard looks like a planned robbery. who knew about the upcoming crash? and then the detectives remembered an important detail. ordinary silicate it easily absorbed water and cracked quickly, especially at high humidity and temperature fluctuations, an opinion about the amazing durability of soviet bricks. but even such a simple brick of the eighties was a terrible shortage and queue, even preferential for several years and severe restrictions on the number of pieces in one hand. fragments of bricks often lay on the streets, and old buildings of garages, so that they were clean and new, told the detectives where to

caroline edwards. (applause.)wards left a corporate career to follow in their footsteps serving our nation. on january 6th, 2021, she helped stop advancing insurrectionists, even after being knocked unconscious in the mobs first brutal surge. she has also fought for colleagues as a police union board member and peer counselor, and her congressional testimony will help ensure their valor is never forgotten. for her courageous defense of our democracy and service to fellow officers, we the people honor u.s. capitol police officer caroline edwards. (applause.) michael fanone. (applause.) the grandson of a police officer, michael fanone was born to protect and serve. a decorated narcotics investigator, he took an off-duty call to the capitol on january 6th, 2021, helping to drive insurrectionists away from a key tunnel and facing vicious attack. he immediately became one of the days most outspoken truth-seekers. for his absolute courage in protecting the capitol and our democracy and his tenacious search for accountab

smith in 2011 led that indictment of john edwards. they brought campaign finance charges, accusing edwards of using doe neighs to conceal his mistress from voters. now, edwards fought that, and despite not being a very sympathetic person at the time -- certainly not someone who was going to rebound in politics at the time -- interestingly, he won. edwards secured a not guilty verdict on one charge and a mistrial on the rest, which the doj then declined to try again. jurors explaining that smith's prosecution team, when they looked at all the facts and the way they waged the case, they just did not have the goods. >> i felt like the evidence just wasn't there. it could have been more -- um -- yeah, it could have been a lot more. a lot more than what it was. >> could have been a lot more. it was a visible failure. and it came into context after that same department i mentioned at the doj had been reeling from prior criticism that lost its nerve or gotten gun shy in these kinds of cases. you have to keep in mind -- this kind of loss in c

my name is edward lumpy. my specialized vision is on the thir batek di relocating with his parents from dana to nigeria in the eighty's and gave him the opportunity to lennon specialized in painting. what text old today, edward lumpy has become a must have access to the designer paint in the trina, who now live and practices his act in gunner, he referred to himself as the growl who is keeping alive african collective memories and histories. $200.00, which is one in west africa. this is the value of the own. the gum just, i don't know years. i don't the way it over, but you will defy again. yeah. back to the boss of the top of symbols. so there is one of the prominent symbols in the universe won't go god. so the guy knew the kind of decided to use the image or symbol and you can just go on most of our fabric. we have some of the discussing was but this one stands out as most trina meant, and someone who also believes in putting on tradition in its secret form from paul to the new edward had taught his daughte

to day, edward loveday has become a master boutique artist. text, though, designer, painter. in the trina, who now lives and practices his act in gala, he refers to himself as the grey owl who is keeping alive africa's collective memories and histories through art cobra, which is one in west africa. this new values have the own. the gamblers are down the years. i've known the world over, but you will identify a gun. yeah. but we also do a couple of symbols. so new virginia army is one of the prominent symbols in the universe. this won't do it, go good. so they're gonna be arkansas, decided to use the d as in middle symbol. and you can just thought i most of our problem we have some of the crossing was, but this one stands out as a must, the trina meant and someone who also believes in putting on tradition in its secret form from paul to the new edward, had thought his daughter to see love to butchery his highly sought after skills instead full art. this was the design of being written on fabrics, century single, telling stories while the new life and also communicating with t

and then finally league of women voters edward wright has just yeah was my campaign manager my heros and then he's role just played an incredible roll in all the work and i did want to mention the nature policies that edward worked on because it is significant and has not gotten credit but edward with the the key political strategist for dark money and public financing 2.0 and the climate action plan work with the decarbonization and later the great highway park like a special role special and end by role thanking my family and starting with my brother the first real supervisor supervisor dorsey and incredible and any wifi and daughter lord to the unexpected opportunity to spend a lot of time with my family especially any daughter is graduating from high school optimums i want to make somehow closing remarks i reflected often this and graph to have the opportunity in the sunset and i started this journey start to run for district 4 a few members of the board told me what couldn't be done and a labor organizer and leader and we couldn't win and spent 4 years chief executive officer an

edwards, thanks for being with us here.layman's terms, now, what does this presidential disaster declaration actually mean for us? >> well, this is actually a presidential emergency declaration, and so that means that the governments will be able to turn to the federal government for assistance. the federal government will provide resources, equipment, personnel to help with things like rescues, clearing roadways, and other activities that are called part b public assistance. it also means that the state of california will be able to get 75% of the costs reimbursed by the federal government. the remaining 25% will be shared, 18% with the state and 7% for the local governments. so it's a really big help as they confront significant infrastructure repairs that will have to be done. >> okay. good explanation. just for example, if sonoma county or santa clara county reach out, how do they determine who gets how much money and when? who determines that? is that governor newsom? >> no. now that it's a federal declaration, the fed

from president volodymyr zelensky he is to give an interview to the editor-in-chief of time magazine edward a. felsenthal in the ukrainian house in switzerland in davos, it will be broadcast on espresso, you will see. well, we will not broadcast the full version of this interview on e. we will have a separate stream on youtube on espresso. you will have the opportunity to join and listen. i will ask one more question. still, i hope you will make it in time answer, mr. roman so, he also writes that due to enemy activity, the water level in the kakhov reservoir is decreasing, what could be the danger, please? well, i think that the occupiers control this process because the water level in the kakhov reservoir it depends on the supply of water through the crimean canal in general. so, they will correct this situation as much as possible, although today i think that it is not working. is it the descent of water, although there was no such information that it is, for example, the upper cascades , the water is more retained somewhere in front of the kakhov reservoir, but in any case, any interfer

us capital police sergeant caroline edwards.mer metropolitan police department officer michael fenotes. ruby friedman and andrea. us capital police sergeant ginelle. us capital police officer eugene goodman. metropolitan police department officer daniel hodges. doctor serena leaving good accepting on behalf of capital police officer howard cleiuwnegood. david and charles sicknick on behalf of brian sicknick. aaron smith on behalf of metropolitan police officer jeffrey smith. ♪♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, distinguished guests, the president of the united states. [hail to the chief] ♪♪ >> thank you all. [applause] ♪♪ >> president biden: thank you all very very much. two years ago, january 6th, our democracy was attacked, no other way of saying it. the us capital was breached, which had never happened before in the history of the united states of america even during the civil war. a violent mob of insurrectionist's assaulted law enforcement, vandalized sacred halls, hunted down elected officials, all for the purpose of an attempt to

harry edwards, a nationally renowned sociologist and civil rights activist. he's been a consultant for the 49ers for decades and joins us from his home in the east bay. dr. edwards, you've been in nfl locker rooms for decades. what are we seeing here? is this a turning point for the game of football? >> it very well could be. it depends upon how it's managed. there are some things you simply cannot prepare for strategically, and one of them is a perfect storm of developments such as this occurrence in the wake a number of high profile quarterbacks, running backs being out. it's very difficult for the league to prepare for this. in point of fact, nobody is to blame. the athletes take the risk. they know at some point the risk cannot be reduced any further. it comes down to luck, and sometimes the luck runs out. and what we end up with is a perception, an image that oftentimes can be more impactful and consequential than reality. and the league is going to have to deal with this. we talk about whether or not the game's going to be rescheduled. that has an impac

w books, you will notice a lot of them were done by edward. his wife is expecting and his doctor axed him not to come out because covid is ramping up a little bit. i think he was really upset about at. he never cancels. that is not like edward. so i'm sorry mr.. if you ever get a chance to hear him. he loves a p hill in that story and so do i so i am sorry not to see him. but we are going to talk about joe johnson tonight. and we find this title very interesting. burt, is this joe johnson's comment? not for rank or fame. okay. well, there are two characteristics of joe johnson that you need to be familiar with. the first is he is very prickly about his rank. and the second as, he will give up territory for time. and when i say he is prickly about his rank, when the confederate army was formed, he is the number four ranked full general out of five. when he was upset about it because he was the quartermaster general in the u.s. army, and he thought that he outranked the other guys. samuel cooper, robert e. lee, he outranked them. but the confede

now, the arts interviews: edward enninful.editor—in—chief of british vogue since 2017, edward enninful has challenged convention — not least by increasing the number of black and older women in the magazine. he's reached the summit of international fashion and media while battling depression, alcohol problems and a sickle cell condition. it's a long way from his childhood in ghana, which his family fled during the political turmoil of the mid 1980s, landing in south london at the height of social unrest in the capital. black, working class, gay and a former asylum seeker, he's now tipped by many as anna wintour�*s replacement when she eventually retires from american vogue. hello, amol. hello. very good to see you. how are you doing? i'm good. thank you for having me. i wanted to find out who he really is and how he wants to change our culture. edward enninful, thank you so much for speaking to me, thank you for speaking to bbc news. i want to start by talking a little bit about where your book starts, which is with your famil

helping the market that is the good thing about edward.e cuts through all the nonsense. edward, you're there at the white house. they have a lot to chew on, don't they? >> reporter: we'll have couple top picks. president biden did confirm a second set of documents was found near his corvette in his garage. he said it was a locked garage. he added this. president biden: they found a small number of classified documents in file cabinets at my home in my personal library. -- was immediately notified. >> reporter: the reason the president made the comments the first place, why he was there, because of the new cpi inflation report, showing overall inflation fell to 6.5%, still well above the 2% target, three times as much. a heart part of the reduction was caused by energy prices falling. when you look at the report, there are concerning trends people paying for rent, up 8.3% year-over-year. a significant increase especially when you add in food inflation. bread almost 16%. eggs up 60% year-over-year. milk up 25%. lettuce up 25% basically over

the russian ministry of internal affairs is looking for zigmunt, zigmuntovich edward sadirov.at sabirov still has to answer for everyone to one doronin. he still considers himself innocent and claims that the date is not a pyramid, the guys are all behind me, not a single meeting, guys. how do you all get rich? go nuts. i would say at least one such, that is, everywhere. i say it's risky no guarantee, but there is a possibility. yes, in life from the stage it was not. and when questions we very often ah. at these meetings, it was an hour and a half , the question of the answer was asked questions. but i sold the apartment and i'm going to buy cryptocurrency for it and place it on the date platform . i say fool, that is, this is the last money you can never in your life, okay, this is an investment. that is, this investment is a high-risk high-risk activity in a year and a half. why worked for three years, because trading works does not generate income for the system of impeccable work, that is, if you take that i did not steal myself, the most important thing is not still do n

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and when we talked about this for edward tonight, and they were eating pizza and looking at each other and, how hard could be right. [laughter] so, partially because they are so well-informed and so fluid with a story that takes place in richmond, they were able to pull something together for us tonight to talk a little bit about the fall of joe johnson is certainly one of the most interesting and controversial characters of the civil floor pretty so it is my distinct pleasure to first bring to the podium, my friend. [applause] [applause] >> good evening everyone at first think that i would like to say is you're really missing a treat with edward alexander emma i've heard them talking to met and worked a number of years ago and he is a ranger in richmond and he told the story of the original research and actually created a document on the second document how many people know t. well there was an he created that and he also has done a great job with maps and if you look at the maps in the new books, you will notice a lot of them are done by edward and his wife, is expecting and is docto

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edward lawrence is there, what we might expect to see. edward? >> reporter: yeah, overriding in this meeting with president joe biden here in mexico and canada is clean energy. that has been the overriding economic theme that is going on here. about 20 minutes ago president biden started his bilateral meeting with the prime minister of canada, justin trudeau. one of the goals for the president here to create a traching block that rivals the trading block growing between russia and china. the difference for president biden is this block will be more environmentally friendly. nsc spokesperson john kirby tells me climate change and economic growth go hand in hand. >> i don't think you can separate one from the other. i mean obviously you want to see economic cooperation and development particularly on the supply chain, particularly in the terms of clean energy technologies expand and grow, but you want to see if it will expand and grow, it has to expand and grow threw people and expand and grow through better environmental standards. >> reporter: th

how much government we and edwards said that. he says after an extensive analysis when it came time to change public and mobilize it on behalf of he typically met with failure. and he said once reagan was in the white house there was a movement away from conservative views. but when reagan left the white house sick, he had 63% approval, 63% at the end of his administration. so one of the puzzling things in front of us is that reagan's policies and policy, at least, were never particularly popular and overt time they became less popular. and yet reagan and his broader ideas were all very popular. reagan won two landslide elections, and he left at 63%. it's impossible to a contemporary president reaching 3%. abs. abs some kind of national crisis. the part of the puzzle is that reagan didn't succeed in downsizing to any significant degree. he cut back on the size of the growth of government, but did not to major cuts. and again, i'm going to quote shawn will lance who said that the number of government workers actually increased dur

a man has appeared in court charged with the murder of 26 year old elle edwards who was shot dead incene. the prime minister has said the uk government is waiting for "final advice" before deciding whether or not to block holyrood�*s gender recognition reform bill as he met scotland�*s first minister for the first time in inverness. with western weapons continuing to arrive in ukraine the country�*s defence minister tells the bbc his country has become a de facto member of nato. two years since italy began one of its biggest ever anti—mafia trials. we have a special report from calabria, with some of those caught up in the mafia�*s crimes — and those leading the battle against them. a man has appeared in court charged with the murder the latest official data shows that the uk economy unexpectedly grew in november, helped by a boost from the world cup. the uk�*s gross domestic product rose by 0.1%. gdp is a key measure of all the activity of companies, governments and individuals in an economy. it also helps government decide how much it can spend on public services and how much it ne

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let's go to edward lawrence in mexico sy with more on what they're doing. edward. >> reporter: exactly the president we have not seen publicly yet today and we won't see for a while. the first lady 30 minutes ago had an event about women empowerment with the first lady of mexico. president biden in four hours will meet with his mexican counterpart, the president of mexico. they will talk fentanyl that the president wants to focus on the supply chains to make the u.s., mexico, canada a block going forward. he conferred with advisors this morning according to national security advisor jake sullivan about what he heard also in el paso. it is unclear though what new moves will be made through the bilateral with the mexican president. the president biden seems according to jake sullivan seems to be on the same path he has been on. the president toured the border wall, talked to agents but sources tell fox news the el paso sector was cleaned up. the processing center president was visiting watt not process. president biden: i'm know u not processing every dauren

lauren: edward, thank you very much. edward lawrence in d.c. i want to bring in carol roth.t is your takeaway on the drama with you once again see when it comes to the debt limit and the nation's debt is 31.4 trillion and climbing? >> drama, drama, lauren. i refer to congress they perform political theater and legally launder money and this drama episode is no exception. obviously in the short term here we're not going to default on the debt. we have plenty of assets we could sell or lease if we needed to raise cash. lauren: right. >> the issue is the mid to long term lending. we have no fiscal responsibility and everybody is focused on the sideshow. why is it that we have this after the fact debt ceiling? why when they're passing spending are they not attaching the way they're going to fund it to it? why are they not balancing the budget so we don't run deficits, so we don't need to finance it with debt? that is really the crux of the issue and if we don't get some fiscal responsibility, that is when this becomes not just drama that we're talking about. this will be a real

edward lawrence gets into details in a second. interesting popular bitcoin investments, ethereum, xrp a host of others are down now, they were down about double that. bitcoin, for example, was flirting with the 20,000-dollar a coin level, now just under $21,000. i guess there was relief it wasn't involving those guys. as soon as investors hear the government is coming in, a big announcement, a crackdown, it's a cryptocurrency thing. cryptocurrencies are popular, well-known like these and fear, now off their worst levels. edward lawrence understands this far better than i. he was monitoring this, what justices saying. edward tell us a little bit who they are going after here? >> reporter: bitzlato is what it is called. it's a hong kong-based exchange for cryptocurrency. what the department of justice is outlying they have taken a major partner off the dark web that facilitated that dark web transactions to go back and forth. they arrested anatoly lakatamov, a russian national resign shenzhen, china. he resides in miami. he goes bac

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coming, anna edwards. -- coming up, anna edwards. lisa m: bloomberg has learned that vladimir putin is planning a new offensive in ukraine. the russian president is also preparing his country for a conflict with the u.s. and its allies that he expects to last for years. the kremlin wants to show its forces and regain the initiative after months of losing ground. it is hoping to force ukraine and its backers to agree to some kind of truce. the international monetary fund is considering an aid package for ukraine worth as much as $16 billion. bloomberg has learned there are still a number of conditions , including endorsement from the group of seven nations. ukraine's government would also need to commit to a series of policies. japan and the netherlands will join the u.s. in limiting china's access to semi conductor machinery. u.s., dutch, and japanese officials are set to conclude talks as soon as today. a new survey of economists it says the european central bank will go for two interest rate hikes of 50 basis points on its way to a

a man is charged with the murder of elle edwards — the 26—year—old who was shot dead in a merseysiden christmas eve. a woman is killed in a dog attack in surrey. a second woman taken to hospital and armed police seize seven dogs we'll have the latest from the scene lisa marie presley — the musician and only daughter of elvis presley — dies aged 5a after suffering cardiac arrest. the prime minister and scotland's first minister meet for the first time in inverness. one of the things they discussed was a law passed in scotland last month to make it easier to change gender. what i'm concerned about is the impact of the bill across the united kingdom, and as is entirely standard, the uk government would take advice on that. millions more people in england will be prescribed cholesterol lowering drugs to cut their risk of heart attacks and strokes. good morning and welcome to bbc news. the latest gdp figures show the uk economy unexpectedly grew in november, helped by a boost from the world cup. the uk's gross domestic product rose by 0.1%. gdp is a key measure of all the activity of comp

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true and prince edward. ah, but at the beginning of the 1950s, elizabeth was not yet queen. so the young charles got to spend lots of time with his parents are in their family's life, was said to be a happy one. ah ah ah, ah, to savvy demo idea. well, i came to an abrupt end with the death of george, the 6th, and february 1952 on elizabeth was on the tour of kenyata, and it was not only a radical change for the future queen and her husband philip. but for prince charles to elizabeth rushed back to london. it was soon clear just how difficult it was going to be combining her role as a mother with her new royal duties. almost overnight, the young charles had to grow accustomed to his parents prolonged absences. he also had to prepare himself to take part in an event which needed to go off like clockwork. his mother's coronation as queen elizabeth, the 2nd the coronation took place on june the 2nd 1953. and was a truly global event broadcast live on television to over 200000000 viewers world wide. some 3000000 britons lined the streets to watch the couples carriage make its way

and of course, this edwards. and of course, this show much with your show is much with your contributions. don't forget to vote our twitter poll this vote in our twitter poll this this this terrible story about pc david carrick pleading guilty 49 offences including rape. i'm asking you two stories like this undermine your faith in the police . email undermine your faith in the police. email me gbviews@gbnews.uk or tweet me at gb news to have your say . first, gb news to have your say. first, though, the scottish conservatives leader has backed the uk government's move to block its controversial reforms bill. but first minister of scotland has called westminster decision a full frontal attack on the scottish parliament. cross live now to our scotland report and hollyrood tony maguire . good morning, tony. maguire. good morning, tony. what's the latest with this back and forth between scotland and sturgeon and.7 westminster good morning, beth. what we are seeing right now as as you see a two sided political war alm

neil: all right, edward, thank you very much. my friend edward lawrence at the white house. we had famous market there peter in the last hour and he's not encouraged by this and he's more ttechnician and a market cycle guy and don't get excited about the market's comeback so far this year. take a look. what are you in for now, peter? people looking saying maybe we're getting ahead of myself. what are you telling them? >> here's a statistic i read the other day, neil, and i have not verified it but i believe it. i think we're going to have another down year and here's the interesting thing, since 1928, the market has only been down two years in a row, i think it's the s&p they were talking about, four times. here is the interesting statistic, on every one of those four occasions, neil, it was down more the second year than the first. neil: all right. now you can agree or disagree, he's a market kind of cycle guy, not an economist, not a mark zandi, one of the best on the planet i might point out, and mark is in this not necessarily recession camp as much as i think slow sessi

a man has appeared in court charged with murdering 26—year—old ellie edwards, who was shot in merseysidechristmas eve. it comes as russia claims to have captured all of soledar —— a salt—mining town in eastern ukraine that's been the focus of intense fighting. tributes are paid to lisa marie presley, the only child of elvis, who's died at the age of 5a. royal mail customers still can't send letters and parcels overseas after a cyber attack on the company. and coming up we will hearfrom manchester united legend eric cantona, about his new art exhibition which chronicles the relationship between sport and modern society. good afternoon. the manchester city footballer, benjamin mendy, has been found not guilty of six counts of rape, and one count of sexual assault. jurors were unable to reach a verdict on one count of rape and one of sexual assault. it follows a six—month trial at chester crown court. our north of england correspondent, danny savage, is there. tell us what happened today. we've had this trial — tell us what happened today. we've had this trial ongoing _ tell us what happene

peter edwards , and labour list. peter edwards, and also former labour mp stephen power.t your latest news headlines . 3:33 on latest news headlines. 3:33 on radisson in the gb newsroom. a record number of migrants , record number of migrants, almost 46,000 crossed the engush almost 46,000 crossed the english channel the uk in 2022. that's 60% higher than the figure for 2021, when more than 28,000 migrants crossed over the last took place on christmas . last took place on christmas. with 90 people making the journey from france on to small boats , prime minister rishi boats, prime minister rishi sunak has to introduce laws this year , making it clear to those year, making it clear to those who enter the country illegally that they won't allowed to stay . pope francis has paid respects to his predecessor whilst addressing worshippers at the vatican . pope benedict xvi vatican. pope benedict xvi digest today was in vatican city at the age of 95. tomorrow morning , body will be brought to morning, body will be brought to st peter's basilica where people will be able to pay t