sought her own inspiration. 1 elizabeth ii sought her own inspiration.— elizabeth ii sought her ownation. i will quote an earlier elizabeth, that god has raised . inspiration. i will quote an earlier| elizabeth, that god has raised me inspiration. i will quote an earlier. elizabeth, that god has raised me hi and i have reigned with your love. so how did she approach the job? your answer, to guide this kingdom through changing times. a vital part of what she called a trusted framework of stability and continuity to ease the process of change. the most immediate challenge was helping the country adapt to the end of empire, during a time of post—war economic hardship. m0 post-war economic hardship. no loner post—war economic hardship. in; longer an imperial power, we have been coming to terms with what this means for ourselves and for our relations with the rest of the world. it relations with the rest of the world. . , . ,., relations with the rest of the world. . , ., ,., ., ., relations with the rest of the world. ., ., ., ., . ., world. it was also a time of change and tension — wo

from elizabeth i, who may well have pondered her own destiny in this room in hampton court, that elizabeth iih — "though god has raised me high, "yet this, i count the glory of my crown that i have "reigned with your love." so, how did she approach thejob? her answer — to guide this kingdom through changing times, a vital part of what she called "a trusted framework "of stability and continuity to ease the process of change". # freedom, freedom, freedom. the most immediate challenge was helping the country adapt to the end of empire during a time of post—war economic hardship. no longer an imperial power, we have been coming to terms with what this means for ourselves and for our relations with the rest of the world. it was also a time of change and tension as immigrants arrived from britain's colonies. elizabeth described the new commonwealth as "an equal partnership of nations and races," pledging to give the institution her heart and soul every day of her life. the queen has often reflected on the enormous social and political change that has characterised her reign. in the swinging �*60s,

blue-yellow hat in support of ukraine the british press was amazed by the sudden appearance of elizabeth iipublic, a unique case when her majesty allowed herself a political statement, which is usually not allowed by the tradition of british royals to do. 96-year-old elizabeth ii came to open the subway line in a yellow suit and a yellow hat with blue flowers, by the way, the summer subway was named her honor, elizaveta, and that's all i have for this hour. take care of yourself and ukraine, now we ukrainians don't say strong like the steppe. today it is a fortress, a symbol of a bastion, more than once the occupier will break his teeth here, but he will never be able to destroy the walls, but he will never break the spirit. resources. yes, we in ukraine now don't say strong like sex, we say strong like azov steel , life will win, they weren't afraid of shelling, they didn't run from the flames instead of saving their own lives, they returned again and again to the burning house for maria's priceless works pryimachenko, when a russian projectile hit the building of the historical and local

from elizabeth i, who may well have pondered her own destiny in this room in hampton court, that elizabeth iihe earlier elizabeth. "though god has raised me high, yet this i count the glory of my crown that i have reigned with your love. " so, how did she approach thejob? her answer — to guide this kingdom through changing times, a vital part of what she called "a trusted framework of stability and continuity to ease the process of change". # freedom, freedom # everywhere there must be freedom...# - the most immediate challenge was helping the country adapt to the end of empire during a time of post—war economic hardship. no longer an imperial power, we have been coming to terms with what this means for ourselves and for our relations with the rest of the world. it was also a time of change and tension as immigrants arrived from britain's colonies. elizabeth described the new commonwealth as an equal partnership of nations and races, pledging to give the institution her heart and soul every day of her life. the queen has often reflected on the enormous social and political change that has cha

he died at the age of 85 and was considered the oldest ruler of england until elizabeth ii reached this age in 2012. on may 25, 511 , vasily klyuchevsky, an outstanding russian historian, passed away, he was born in a village under a penny in the family of a priest, he was orphaned early and achieved everything himself abandoned studies in the diocese. for the sake of the historian of the philological faculty of moscow university, he became the head of the department, academician was an excellent marator; at his lectures, students did not have enough places for the main work. vasily osipovich became a course of russian history, in five volumes, to which he devoted 30 years of his life and in which he proposed a new approach to the periodization of the history of russia klyuchevsky was remembered and paradoxical aphorisms, the most famous of them, history does not teach anything, but only punishes for ignorance of lessons for exactly 80 years back on may 25, 1942 , the jung school of the northern fleet was established on the solovetsky islands. there was a war, many sailors died, the fle

danish storyteller from architecture was solemnly opened in october 1973 in the presence of queen elizabeth iieat britain, sergei prokofiev's opera war and peace seemed to be on this sydney could have calmed down, but after 10 years the city began to build. another curiosity, which now, along with the two previous ones, is considered its symbols, the mpitaler or the sydney tower, its design is also an unusually strong element, a thin central rod that stabilizes 56 outer cables diverging downward, each of which weighs seven tons in the upper part of the tower under observation platforms tank for 160.000 l. water, this pool in the sky does not allow a huge structure to sway, the engineers say that the television tower in sydney just stands for at least 500 years. what wonders of architecture will appear strong by that time is even hard to imagine. and now a little about many things and briefly about different things, do you know that the indian taj mahal plans to smear mud in the near future, this is how the cleaning process of the mausoleum will look like for several hours, the marble lining of

the first president of the fifth republic, charles de gaulle, queen elizabeth ii of great britain, initiatedeconomic reforms. deng xiaoping, all of them and many others were delighted with the provencal cuisine performed by maitre shiryal. what is the cuisine of provence? first of all, it is the olive oil of the olive plantations of us the sea. and we use oil always and everywhere we add it to soups. we fry hot dishes on it, among other things, olives. we eat as appetizers and make topinatas out of them. this is a paste that can be spread. bread, among other trump cards of provencal cuisine, fresh vegetables and all kinds of herbs under the sun of the land of solar cuisine ripen the best in the world, tomatoes, eggplants, artichokes and much more, and that's it. it is willingly and masterfully used by local chefs, as for meat, it is not very popular in provence, beef, veal and pork, our main meat is lamb or lamb, we also eat rabbit and pigeon meat. well, and, of course, we must not forget that provence is a mediterranean historical region. so there is a lot of fish in our kitchen. one of the

mark: queen elizabeth ii will miss the opening of parliament because of ongoing mobility problems.l miss the queen's speech in which she sets out the agenda for the upcoming parliamentary session. buckingham palace of the decision was made in consultation with doctors and that prince charles will read the speech on her behalf. president biden will give a

. >>> street queen elizabeth ii will not attend the opening of parliament because of ongoing health issues. the queen is having problems moving around. she made the decision after consulting with her doctors. prince charles will read her speech that sets the government's agenda for the coming season. prince william also attends. >>> a baby formula shortage is getting worse. stores have been struggling and now some are limiting how much formula people can purchase from them. >> it is stressful. >> reporter: it is tough to find baby formula for her eight- month-old. the nationwide shortage of formula recall means this mom must rely on nutritional services from the women, infant and children program. >> i cannot breast-feed my kids. my kids can't eat. it has been stressful. luckily we have been managing. >> reporter: when she shops at target the baby formula shelves are empty by the end of the day. we checked out at target in santa ana, walmart, rite aid and pavilions and found a limited supply at all of the stores. there was a poster sign about of formula recall at one location. at another s

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fry kit harington emilia clarke daniel radcliffe and of course and of course her majesty queen elizabeth iiand by the way also very important is the return of melinda simmons and recently the visit of prime minister johnson in a very difficult time and in a very need to wash our walk through the streets of kyiv showed the world what really feels the heart of ukraine and it is pain, but the people we met there are their words and want smiles, gifts, by the way, already famous roosters

support to strengthening the army people and the restoration of our country, prime minister queen elizabeth iitioned ukraine in her annual address to the british parliament, however, for the first time in 60 years, the reading of the speech took place without the queen herself, who, on the advice of doctors, was unable to attend the ceremony, so the right to deliver this speech fell to the prince charlesizing difficult times her majesty's government will play a leading role in the protection of democracy and freedom throughout the world, including the continued support of the people of ukraine for more than two months now, the european countries help ukrainian refugees who fled the war, give shelter, feed, clothe , provide financially as a sign of their gratitude , ukrainians also decided to help the europeans. how do you look ? garbage is scattered everywhere, so the ukrainians who are fleeing the war on the island decided to fix it and organized a cleanup, dozens of both adults and small immigrants joined in the cleaning, the tools are simple gloves for these black bags, we are here to expre

and abc news has had a front row seat for every celebration. >> the 25th anniversary of queen elizabeth iiueen and prince philip made their way from buckingham palace to st. paul's cathedral over a million well-wishers lining the streets of london. >> when i was 21, i pledged my life to the service of our people and i asked for god's help to make good that vow. although that vow was made in my salad days when i was green in judgment i do not regret nor retract one word of it. >> times are a changing here at buckingham palace. >> and the palace party is on. ♪ >> queen playing for the queen from the roof of buckingham palace. >> reporter: 2002, 50 years in, the golden jubilee. the queen hosting an all-star pop concert to mark her 50th year on the throne. the party at the palace right in her own backyard. ♪ all we need is love ♪ >> reporter: 2012, the diamond jubilee. >> they love it when the royals come out on that balcony. >> reporter: to celebrate their sovereign's 60th year of reign a floating musical parade of 1,000 boats on the thames. ♪ >> the events that i have attended to mark my dia

ambassador, goodwill of the un and a cavalier lady in the uk, angelina received this title from queen elizabeth iiserving the interests of the foreign policy of the kingdom. maybe in lviv was in the civil service. i had a very specific production assignment. this is, uh, to fulfill the order of the state department. help ukrainians get attention. uh, ukrainians to the fact that america supports them is the whole industry full. such firms are pr firms. here are all these people. they are just waiting for a piece when something is offered to them. sympathy, evaporated too quickly, as soon as the news cameras were removed, there were no jolie in ukraine, the supposedly compassionate visit was turned into a surprise, a croissant appeared on the ad sites, which, as they say. didn't finish. angelina costs a million hryvnias - this is more than two million rubles, but it turned out that dozens of the same photos of croissants are given out by a search engine, and the boy who did not notice the star in the cafe became a russophobic meme. wait. and where is the real help because of the suffering of nothing

no british monarch has sat on the throne for 70 years like queen elizabeth ii.o this is truly going to be a once in a lifetime event. you possibly can see and we can definitely hear all of the construction that is still going around here as we get ready for all of these celebrations. they officially kick off on thursday with the trooping of the color, a military parade. also known as the queen's birthday parade for her soldiers to celebrate her. reherschels rehearsals have begun. we've seen a couple of them as we were walking up through here to our area. prince william will be a part of it but london is truly abuzz with excitement about this history-making event. >> amy, speaking of that buzz, the royal season in london has begun with buckingham palace welcoming thousands of guests for the famous garden parties. >> reporter: that's right. we've seen members of the royal family welcoming those invited guests for tea and cakes and, of course, those famous scones. the queen herself, however, is in balmoral, her scottish estate having a little pre-jubilee rest so sh

alongside victoria sponge and coronation chicken, we now have a queen elizabeth ii platinum pudding.rescue. a giant stingray got stuck in the nets of these local fishermen. the animal was 13 feet long and weighed more than 400 pounds but, helped by a fish biologist they manouvered it onto a sheet and released it back into the river. the freshwater stingray is a significant finding in this threatened remote stretch of river in cambodia. that's all for now — stay with bbc world news. a reminder of our main story this hour: the un is stepping up this hour: the un is stepping up and will investigation against allegations against russia for war crimes. the un's human rights council voted to examine accusations that russian troops carried out a trust so —— carried out atrocities in kyiv. hello again. we're looking at a fairly windy day today across northern areas of the country, and there's a bit of rain around, as well. this is where the rain's been over recent hours, it's been quite wet in northern ireland. a few splashes from northern england, north wales, but the majority of the rain h

the ascension of elizabeth ii to the throne and both performed the role of the monarch, the real babytriangle in the image of the queen, the girl made several visits to nursing homes and talked to the guests. walked the red carpet, planted named tree. well, the elderly publication was simply fascinated by the feeling that these elderly people remember just such a queen, especially for this mug's mother bought her a special outfit, a pink coat, a hat with a pearl thread and shoes, a wig of gray hair completes the image, and also micro. the queen always takes a toy root with her. the favorite breed of dog is a real queen. yes, yes, but if at the age of 3 already in the role of the queen, yes, perhaps we are growing up with big politics or an official in our country, the apparatus of officials - this is about 1% of the population they work and are hired to solve the problems of citizens, but some of their powers are understood in a slightly different way. all the paint, here they are swollen, everything, so i say and do not know what to do. it is impossible to live, but it is pointless t

the long reign of queen elizabeth ii had begun. nicholas witchell, bbc news. one it's time tojoin our new that's it. now on bbc one it's time to join our new steam that's it. now on bbc one it's time tojoin our new steam is hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are miatta fahnbulleh, who's the chief executive from the new economics foundation, and the political reporter for the times, geri scott. tomorrow's front pages, starting with the chancellor's plan to ease the cost of living dominates the front pages. the metro describes it as �*rishi to the rescue', with the chancellor giving every household at least four hundred pounds to help with bills. the guardian says the plan will be funded by a windfall tax

. >>> new at 6:00, a glimpse into the early life of britain's queen elizabeth ii.bbc is boasting never before seen footage about to be aired in a documentary. the video shows bits of the queen's life start when she was a baby and ending at her coronation in 1953. the scenes lewd a newly engaged queen elizabeth smiling at her ingaugement ring, and the queen as a young mother. this came about after the queen granted unprecedented access for her upcoming jubilee, honoring her 70 years on the throne. >>> taking them from their first practice in little league supporting them to the major league, moms are crucial in helping baseball players achieve their dreams. so every mother's day major league baseball recognizes moms by having players wear pink and teams up with susan g. komen to bring awareness to breast cancer. keep the pink back, lamont. to brandon crawford's cleats and pink was the color of the day to not only show love towards moms, but draw awareness to a very important cause. first we want to wish his wife christine a very happy mother's day. she works here. s

contributed personally, part of the donation came through the writer's charity organization, queen elizabeth iibritain also made a donation to the fund to help ukrainians, the size of the donation remains unknown, but in buckingham palace it was called very generous mother of dragons, star of the tv series game of thrones emilia clarko t-shirts with the ukrainian flag called on the americans to help ukraine from the sale of such t-shirts, all the money will be transferred to the ukrainians. with what words and deeds do the stars transfer funds and call on the world community to help and arm our country in general? ukraine and ukraine 24 marathon are the only news with money in word and deed now let's focus in the context of the combined

alongside victoria sponge and coronation chicken, we now have a queen elizabeth ii platinum pudding.o again. we're looking at a fairly windy day today across northern areas of the country, and there's a bit of rain around, as well. this is where the rain's been over recent hours, it's been quite wet in northern ireland. a few splashes from northern england, north wales, but the majority of the rain has been working its way across scotland. it will continue to move its way eastwards over the next few hours, the rain tending to become confined, really, to north—western areas of scotland, where it will be quite heavy at times, quite windy, as well. these are kind of temperatures as we head into the first part of friday morning. so it is a mild start to the day, 9—ii celsius. then for many of us, it's a bright enough start, as well. some sunshine to come for england and wales, but a different story for scotland, where low pressure will be pushing this band of rain, particularly across northern and western areas. through the day, there should be an improvement with a bit of sunshine comin

elizabeth ii was forced to refuse a trip to the parliament due to problems with her movement 96 yearsately she has been getting sicker and sicker, but the opening of the session took place with traditional english pomp and numerous ceremonies, on the left hand of the heir to the throne sat his wife and future queen camila, and on the right the eldest son, prince william, for him, this is his first participation in such a ceremony in front of the deputies. charles announced the legislative plans of the government. usually, these are dozens of projects related to the internal life of the country, but foreign policy issues were not without, whether the government of her majesty will play a leading role in the protection of democracy and freedom in around the world, including the continuation of the support of the people of ukraine, the tradition that after the arrival of the members of the royal family, the deputies stay to discuss and hear the debates last several days and once again the parliamentarians also mentioned ukraine. prime minister boris johnson said that ukraine faced challe

has already lost russia is not the same as before and indeed god save all the subjects of queen elizabeth iiussia is not the same as before now and it will be even worse he knows it we know it germany does not just want to to limit the import of russian oil and gas, but over time to abandon this process altogether, the country's chancellor olafsholz said today during a speech at a meeting of the confederation of german trade unions, the head of the german government emphasized that the replacement of russian imports in various industries is now happening much faster than expected, however , mr. scholz also emphasized that his cabinet opposes an immediate refusal, because the quote will not help anyone if the lights go out in our country. at the same time, mr. scholz also said about the supply of weapons to ukraine, let's listen to him in direct language, and the closet leaves us no other choice, and he won't get away with it, that's why we help ukraine. putin abandoned the principle of the inviolability of european borders for the sake of his to accept the revenge project of the russian empi

the long reign of queen elizabeth ii had begun. nicholas witchell, bbc news. hrowing a parade of corgis. yes, people who share the queen's love for one of the world's most popular herding breeds wanted to get together. and these dressed—up corgis started off the festivities, parading in their tiaras, dresses and more! hello there. we'll be developing a north—south split across the country into friday — that's because we've got higher pressure building in across southern areas — so that will bring in quite a lot of sunshine around — far more sunshine across the south than we had on thursday — but we maintain the windy, blustery theme across the north with further showers — that's because it's closer to this area of low pressure. but this area of high pressure will continue to push its way northwards, dominating the weather scene across much of the midlands, southwards and in towards wales. there will be some sunshine for northern ireland, southern scotland too but here, it will be windier and at times could see a few light showers, but most of the showers will b

everything on the west, and at the same time, intelligence officers in the service of her majesty queen elizabeth iim that the kremlin is thus also trying to bargain for a relaxation of sanctions because they are so good they are hitting the russian economy no matter what they say in russia and they will hit even more putin has to fight on two fronts american edition washington post published an article in which it is said that the head of the kremlin has problems within the political elite, at the moment he has faced the dissatisfaction of both his opponents and supporters, in particular, the latter is meant supporters claim that russia is not aggressive enough in the war, many of them were shocked by the failure of the operation to force the siversky river donetsk, however, putin immediately made it clear that he does not want criticism of his attack on ukraine and already has a mechanism for cleaning up unpopular, for example, those russians who describe putin's the so-called special military operation how invasions can be imprisoned for up to 15 years well, such imprisonment is therefore very fe

spoke not for the nation of elizabeth i but for the nation which for 70 years has had as its queen elizabeth ii. i therefore speak on behalf of a grateful nation and commonwealth when i give you our sincere and most loving thanks. applause the queen left to return to windsor castle. in 17 days, the main platinum jubilee celebrations will begin in central london, when many thousands more will have a chance to show their gratitude. nicholas witchell, bbc news. stargazers across the world were treated to a super blood moon overnight. the effect was created by a lunar eclipse, which is when the earth moves between the sun and the moon. time for a look at the weather. here's nick miller. something else in the sky last night, all the lightning that came in a southern england, as captured by some of our weather watchers. stones came out of france on sunday, came to a close, what a lightning show here, and we as they moved further north in the first part of the day. some of the areas with the thunder and lightning last night were treated to some sunny spells and feeling quite warm today. don't put the

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the long reign of queen elizabeth ii had begun. nicholas witchell, bbc news.outh split across the country into friday but that's because we've got higher pressure building in across southern areas. so, that will bring in quite a long sunshine, far more sunshine than we had on thursday but we maintain the windy, blustery theme across the north with further showers. that's because closer to this area of low pressure. but this area of high pressure will continue to push its way northwards dominating the weather scene across much of the midlands, southwards and in towards wales. there will be some sunshine for northern ireland, southern scotland too. it will be windier times could see a few light showers. but most of the showers will be across the north and west of scotland, some will be quite heavy and they will be blustery as the winds will be quite a feature here once again. the winds will be lighter further south with more sunshine, could see 21 degrees again. otherwise, it's the low to mid teens across the north. through friday night, the showers continue for

alongside victoria sponge and coronation chicken, we now have a queen elizabeth ii platinum pudding. a surprising catch which led to an impressive rescue. a giant stingray got stuck in the nets of these local fishermen. the animal was 13 feet long and weighed more than 200 kilograms but, helped by a fish biologist, they manoeuvred it onto a sheet and released it back into the river. that is it for the show. thank you for watching. hello again. we're looking at a fairly windy day today across northern areas of the country, and there's a bit of rain around, as well. this is where the rain's been over recent hours, it's been quite wet in northern ireland. a few splashes from northern england, north wales, but the majority of the rain has been working its way across scotland. it will continue to move its way eastwards over the next few hours, the rain ending to become confined, really, to north—western areas of scotland, where it will be quite heavy at times, quite windy, as well. these are kind of temperatures as we head into the first part of friday morning. so it is a mild start to th

alongside victoria sponge and coronation chicken, we now have a queen elizabeth ii platinum pudding.s where you are. have a very good night. hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are rachel cunliffe, senior associate editor of the new statesman, and martin bentham, home affairs editor at the evening standard. first let's take a look at some of tomorrow's front pages. the metro features pictures from a cctv video which it says show clear evidence of a russian war crime in ukraine — soldiers shooting unarmed civilians in the back. the ft leads on the turbulence in crypto—currency markets, and also reports on the growing political clamour for a windfall energy tax. the telegraph carries comments from the former brexit minister lord frost, calling on borisjohnson to rip up the northern ireland protocol. however, the ice as the house of lords may try to block government moves to scrap protocol. —— the i. the guardian reports that a delegation of american politicians to discuss us concerns over what the future of the protocol mean for

peers wanted to use the queen elizabeth ii centre — minutes away from parliament.etary michael gove says he won't support the plans and has instead suggested they look at alternative buildings in the north, the midlands, the south west, scotland or wales. let's get more from our political correspondent nick eardley. good to see you. how feasible is this idea? we good to see you. how feasible is this idea? ~ ~' ., good to see you. how feasible is this idea? ~ ~ ., ., ., ., this idea? we know that parliament is auoin to this idea? we know that parliament is going to go _ this idea? we know that parliament is going to go under _ this idea? we know that parliament is going to go under a _ this idea? we know that parliament is going to go under a big _ is going to go under a big restoration programme over the next few years, it will cost billions of pounds and is part of that plan, it is likely, though not definite, that peers will have to move out to the houses of parliament. their plan, that they had come up with, was that they move to the qe2 centre just over the roa

the long reign of queen elizabeth ii had begun. nicholas witchell, bbc news. de of... you have got it, corgis. what better way to celebrate the queen. next month the platinum jubilee will have four days of pageantry and celebrations and these corgis started the celebrations. that is it from us. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @ richpreston. much more on the bbc news website. thank you for your company and we will see you next time. bye—bye. hello, there. we'll be developing a north—south split across the country into friday, that's because we've got higher pressure building in across southern areas. so, that will bring in quite a long sunshine around, far more sunshine across the south than we had on thursday, but we maintain the windy, blustery theme across the north with further showers. that's because it's closer to this area of low pressure. but this area of high pressure will continue to push its way northwards, dominating the weather scene across much of the midlands, southwards, and in towards wales. there will be some sunshine for northern ireland, so

who is used to celebrating holidays, for example, in honor of the anniversary of the reign of elizabeth iil mint released an unusual gold coin right now we are on it, let's see, this whole coin of 15 kg for a second took more than 400 hours to make it the diameter of the coin 220 mm. it became the largest coin that was issued by the royal mint in 1.100 years of its existence on one side of the coinage , an engraved image of the queen supreme horse, and on the other monogram with initiation. and the date of birth of the coin in a single copy was made by order of a private collector, it took 85,000 to make a unique item. no 850.000 euros. i couldn't believe my eyes. well, as they say, richly expensive. wow, but everything is fine, of course, but you can’t buy milk in a store with such a coin. but what a penny will fly in, a reporter olesya boyarskikh understood that the inspection was not passed. compared to last year, the number of vehicles in belarus has significantly decreased, passed the state inspection, what it is connected with and what consequences it can lead to today, and we will f

spoke not for the nation of elizabeth i but for the nation which for 70 years has had as its queen elizabeth iis. applause the queen left to return to windsor castle. in 17 days, the main platinum jubilee celebrations will begin in central london, when many thousands more will have a chance to show their gratitude. nicholas witchell, bbc news. stargazers across the world were treated to a super blood moon overnight.

millennial history of the royal mint of great britain, items minted for the platinum anniversary of elizabeth iihe monarch came from the technological revolution, the collapse of the british empire became the public and private life of the royal family, gold 999. i try the denomination of 15,000 pounds sterling. so the president of her majesty is deciphered in numbers, the coin was created from solid gold ingot, painstaking work on a work of art was 400 hours. on the obverse of the coin, the representative of the british monarchy is depicted on horseback. on the reverse side of the monogram, elizabeth is surrounded by growth of daffodils, thistles and clover, flowers, a reference to the regions of great britain . above the monogram is the crown of st. a truly royal gift for the 70th anniversary of being on no. what else interesting has happened in the past seven days? what events will not leave you without emotion? what you should definitely know about andrey semchenko prepared a special selection for you triumphant return of pop idles took place in london glossy media around the world are discu

but this is the first time in 59 years that queen elizabeth ii hasn't been part of this important ceremonyd it from 1963 and 1959. but that is when she was pregnant with two of her four children. on the agenda this time, this is an opportunity politically for boris johnson's government to reset the narrative. they will be trying to tackle economic issues, things like the rising cost of living in the uk where inflation is set to top in excess of 10% by the end of this year and there will also be other bills that will tackle things like people's right to protest and how protests that interfere with infrastructure in the country like recent climate change protests can be policed. 38 bills will be presented over the course of this important event. we've seen throughout may a display of all the different ambassadors who come to watch the particular event and of course all the politicians and members of the house of lords. an important occasion, but many question marks over the state of the health of the honest arc as she pulled out of the important cer ceremony just ahead of her platinum jubile

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but always at the center of it, it could be pulled back together because of queen elizabeth ii's abilityat she could keep caulk and carry on. now she can't. that is making a lot of difference in how the family dramas unfold. she's had two or three terrible years. we had the scandals with prince andrew where he had to be cancelled for the allegations of sexual assault. harry and meghan departing the family with a lot of drama. and their oprah interview, which caused so much angst. and the loss of prince philip who died during the pandemic. this has left her, you know, weakened really. it's very poignant to see. >> martha: it is. you talk about the fact that she's obviously the center, the driving force of this family, this monarchy and keeping it on course over and over again. you mentioned the opera interview. it's reminiscent of what we saw with diana and you wrote "the diana chronicles." here's a snippet of the interview that meghan did and how explosive this was. >> i advocated for so long for women to use their voice. and then i was silenced. >> were you silent or were you silenced?

a question many british people are askinga the era of elizabeth ii comes to a close. >> who are we?archy? all these questions, i think, are going to swirl around. >> while the queen is cherished, charles is not the most beloved of royals. >> he's nowhere near as popular as his mother. >> maybe best known around the world as the man who married princess di an a a fairy tail wedding that may have been doomed from the beginning. >> are you in love? >> of course. >> and for their acrimonious divorce and diana's tragic deaths. ever since, he has tried to improve his image, ultimately marrying camila who the queen herself says will be queen one day. they will stand with her majesty on the buckingham palace balcony this week. >> there are publicity events and pr opportunities and an opportunity to remind the public, and to remind the world that the royal family is still there, that the royal family has a future. charles has been waiting to be king since most of us can remember. >> i, charles, prince of wales do become your legion man of life and limb. >> taking his royal duties as prince o

it projected eight portraits of queen elizabeth ii onto stonehenge in wiltshire, each picture from al for a short break ahead of the platinum jubilee celebrations. 0ur scotland correspondent lorna gordan has been chatting with locals who live in the village nearby, about their thoughts and memories of the queen. in ballater, they are getting ready for the jubilee festivities. good afternoon, ma�*am. this is a part of the country the queen is said to love. she�*s a familiar sight on royal deeside. and here, they�*re celebrating not just a monarch, but a neighbour. oh, it�*s a fantastic achievement. wow! and a great servant to the country, and the amount of things she has done for this country and the area, as well. archive: balmoral has been almost the only place where the queen - could relax from affairs of state. her time here is an opportunity to step back from some of the formality of royal life and to take an active role in the community her family has been part of for generations. she is a regular at the local kirk and fete. there was one occasion when somebody said to me, "oh,