imperial family to which we all belong in front of 135 million people she was crowned as queen elizabeth ii and head of a commonwealth that included a third of the male- dominated planet's population her majesty became one of the world's youngest her model for leaders was elizabeth i, a truly legendary queen, people sought as much as possible to be in the light of her glory and in one way or another to divide her, and i am sure that without her this nation would never have been as united as now there today we need special courage, but not the kind of courage that needs to be done, but the kind that forces us to stand up for everything we have , for the defense of honor and truth, courage that can withstand the insidious influence of cynics and will enable us to show the world that we are not afraid of the future tribute to her her majesty queen elizabeth ii in june 1953, after the untimely death of her father, she was crowned as queen elizabeth ii, unexpectedly she had to immerse herself in centuries-old lush rituals and traditions, leading the united kingdom and commonwealth at the age of

hurrah the planning lasted for 16 months but on the second of june 1953 the coronation of queen elizabeth ii stunned the country, which was still in post-war conditions and a harsh economy." the most unimpressed was the beginning of the service, when the queen entered and passed the look on which she had to sit next , she knelt in prayer in front of the main altar, this is a very deep symbolism when the head of state makes a vow to god before others make a vow, the queen accepted the anointing of blessing and consecration and anointed you before by god and the law for her, it was the exact moment when she became the queen at the ceremony, which in more than a thousand years has hardly changed the queen were crowned christian faith was of great importance to the queen she always remained strict followed the rules and went to church i think it was instilled in her from the very beginning and i think that perhaps the most interesting thing for the queen was that she always wondered why other people did not have the same faith as this day is coming to an end and i know that i will remember it no

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hear us, maybe all together, as a person, she herself wrote a description of her job as queen elizabeth iid fate in her hands monarchy she has always remained in the world in relation to radically changed the queen died but in the main sense she lives on she is survived by her children grandchildren and great-grandchildren now this royal family must independently embark on a journey through unknown waters without her the future of the house of winsor now depends entirely on them and their prudence and of course ours too in the end the power of the queen as a constitutional monarchy depended entirely on the strength of her will in her solid age she never forgot her duties she did not take herself too seriously but performed her role very responsibly she was not like the others and she knew it well. and we also knew people like her, she will never be again. we say queen. everyone understands that it is about elizabeth the second. i think that she will forever remain a queen, that's the best thing that can be said. to dream she was a kind of talisman she had a magical ability to make people b

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tomorrow, see the saturday political club that saturdays on espresso hello, the death of queen elizabeth iit, so much so that it affected not only history or political discussions, but also popular culture in general, because now we are witnessing some incredible an unprecedented scandal surrounding the fifth season of the crown series, well, in general, this series is scandalous in principle, and from its first season, because before there were no works of art that would show life so frankly a closed family, which is the british royal family, of course, and this is a clear thing , this series has never been popular, because people always want to know what was hidden from them before, well, the royal family, their fans are constantly trying to somehow not ban this series, of course, but let it stand because, of course, it is unpleasant for them when their absolutely intimate pages from their lives, intimate and scandalous, are shown to such a large audience, and then it is still discussed for several months, well, before go to the fifth season of the crown and explain and what is even more

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she will go down in history as the last prime minister appointed by elizabeth ii after this country.the grass sank, coming out of it experienced an economic shock from the proposed routes of tax reforms. remains a mystery. why did the members of the conservative party decide to elect her to this post at all, perhaps they liked the militant style of al-atcher when she rode a tank or the fur hat in which she walked around moscow , even then the trails were confused in history and geography, talking about invasions from tatars moll and refusing to recognize the sovereignty of russia over the rostov and voronezh regions, russian foreign minister sergei lavrov said that communicating with her is like talking to a dumb brit it took more time to evaluate her business qualities in the slime once they finally figured it out, but now there are other questions left, the main ones of them, who will be the new prime minister, interestingly, also the technical details are unclear. how will the conservatives be able to elect a new leader a week's time should be reminded that it took them 2 months t

coming up, very special friends of queen elizabeth ii arrive the the gates to pay their respectbo of buckingham palace. coming up next. jon: adrite put for a dog lover who happened to be a queen, corgis and their humans gathered outside of buckingham palace today to honor queen elizabeth ii, her love for co are going to corgis began in 1933. that is how "fox reports," i'm jon scott, thank you for joining us, we'll see you next week. ♪ ♪ trey: thank you for joining us, i am trey gowdy, it's "sunday night in america," fbi believes there is sufficient evidence to charge hunter biden with violations of tax, and gun statutes accords to media reports fbi doesn't make charges decisions. federal prosecutors do. so the matter now sits with u.s. attorney in delaware. hunter biden's lawyers have asked for a chance to presents information before final charging decision is made, and under investigatio

iii will take place on may 6th, eight months after the throne passed from his late mother, queen elizabeth ii cell phone or connected tv. i'm dan lieberman, cbs news, new york. >> announcer: this is the cbs overnight news. sirens sound as russian missiles rain down for a second day. multiple cities across the country were hit with fresh rockets and kamikaze drone attacks, as the death toll continues to rise. russia's military appear to be targeting residential areas, including a school and a medical facility in the contested city of zaporizhzhia. president biden and other g7 leaders held an emergency meeting today, and pledged to stand firmly with ukraine. and tonight, we're learning details about the sophisticated weapons that could be headed to ukraine. cbs's charlie d'agata starts us off tonight from inside ukraine. good evening, charlie. >> reporter: good evening to you, norah. in his nightly address moments ago, president zelenskyy said russia launched another 28 missiles into ukraine today, on the same day he pleaded with the g7 for modern air defense systems, saying the key element of

in the early years of the reign of elizabeth ii, it was he who was the prime minister of great britainrchill, the whole topic is yours. this is writing was used in croatia until the middle of the 20th century for worship according to the catholic rite. until the middle of the 20th century, the glagolitic alphabet was used for these purposes, croatia is croatian, monetary, the kuna unit is divided into 100 lindens on the reverses of lindens, plants are minted, and on the reverses of the kunas it is their animals, for example, quite right, though not martens, but the nightingale tuna and the bear croatia 1.200. you have 2.200, svetlana's 4.800 fell. 2.300 vladimir is not the only one, then we pass, we play for 2.300 with pavel, the croatian island, the doctor gave the title by the italian count di brother, one of whom founded this african city in the french service. he founded on the banks of the river congo brosavil, the old theme 900 and again the face value 900 svetlana we have the third round. vladimir 1100 no pavel pass svetlana 1200 1200 please, vladimir, i yield. give in, svetlana

blocked traffic on the london ring road many kilometers of traffic jams formed after overlap of the elizabeth ii bridge, on the supports of which two eco-activists climbed. they are protesting against oil and gas production. in the north sea. in berlin , the greens blocked the main streets and staged a rally. the protest in the ministry of finance, demanding to forgive the debts, the government of developing countries found the idea untimely, and the form of its expression was opposed and the activists were threatened with criminal prosecution. along with the growing threat of a global recession in the west, the popularity of vladimir putin's ideas about this, as announcement sweeping us brazil and most of europe writes in washington post the russian president's statement is increasingly resonating with both leaders and the population in the countries of the golden billion the washington post notes that people are disappointed with the politics of liberal democracies full of double standards and want to see strong leaders who achieve their goals. in the wake of these sentiments , journalists bel

could only see her hat since my last visit to washington, it has been 15 years her majesty queen elizabeth ii his royal highness the duke of edinburgh, speaking in the us senate two days later, the queen reminded me of this. i hope you can all see me well from your seats, during her reign, there have been major changes to be a queen means withstand all the storms and winds of change that are blowing around the 1970s was a rather stormy and politically extreme decade when republican sentiments intensified, particularly in scotland, some students began to knock on windows shouting for the queen to leave, groups of students, many of whom were drunk, accompanied the queen everywhere, protesting against the expenses of the royal visit they sang decent songs and even threw a stink bomb the queen remained unmoved and no hooligans could touch her celebration her the silver jubilee in 1977 became a kind of test of the institution of the monarchy, she easily withstood it with the help of large-scale street parties and an emotional appeal that reminded me of the promise she made on her birthday when i w

king charles ascended to the throne upon the death of his mother, queen elizabeth ii.itain bid farewell to its longest-reigning monarch in an elaborate state funeral. the new king now faces the momentous task of leading the monarchy and preserving his mother's legacy. but the future of the monarchy is uncertain. there are those in great britain who want to abolish it altogether. for them it represents social inequality and injustice. it's a sentiment that's also shared in some commonwealth nations. king charles is head of state in 15 of the 56 member states, most of which are former british colonies. the commonwealth was a great source of pride for the queen, but can it survive without her? >> scenes from bygone days -- the queen meeting heads of state and government of the british commonwealth at windsor castle in 2018. by her side is former heir apparent prince charles, now king charles iii. the commonwealth was very important to the queen. >> it remains a great pleasure and honour to serve you as head of the commonwealth and to observe, with pride and satisfaction,

king charles ascended to the throne upon the death of his mother, queen elizabeth ii. its longest-reigning monarch in an elaborate state funeral. the new king now faces the momentous task of leading the monarchy and preserving his mother's legacy. but the future of the monarchy is uncertain. there are those in great britain who want to abolish it altogether. for them it represents social inequality and injustice. it's a sentiment that's also shared in some commonwealth nations. king charles is head of state in 15 of the 56 member states, most of which are former british colonies. the commonwealth was a great source of pride for the queen, but can it survive without her? >> scenes from bygone days -- the queen meeting heads of state and government of the british commonwealth at windsor castle in 2018. by her side is former heir apparent prince charles, now king charles iii. the commonwealth was very important to the queen. >> it remains a great pleasure and honour to serve you as head of the commonwealth and to observe, with pride and satisfaction, that this is a flouri

king charles ascended to the throne upon the death of his mother, queen elizabeth ii.st-reigning monarch in an elaborate state funeral. the new king now faces the momentous task of leading the monarchy and preserving his mother's legacy. but the future of the monarchy is uncertain.

support, i am convinced that all these years she could not fulfill her duties if he were not around elizabeth iithe throne when she was not yet 30 years old and became the longest-reigning british monarch, she perfectly understood her unique position, she herself learned how to behave in public and followed these rules, but who knew what she was thinking, the film gave a rare opportunity to hear her private conversation elizabeth is one year in the life of the queen which the bbc filmed for the 40th anniversary of her reign most people go to work and then come home in this case work and life go together because really you can't divide them into happiness i read quickly yes i can read a lot of text in a short time i think i do it faster so that i can finally walk in the yard in 2018 she shared memories of how she put on the crown for the coronation i remember a kilogram and a half is quite heavy it is convenient for us it cannot be convenient not soon after she allowed herself to be photographed while walking in the park of buckingham palace with her old friend sir david and then all the countrie

. > >> a famous 95-year-old hotel ts hotel that's hosted the likes of queen elizabeth ii and john f. kennedy will be closed for two months for earthquake upgradese upgrades. the national park service hired a san francisco firm to look into the hotel structural integrity. after a report found if a big quake hits the hotel, plaster ceilins plaster ceilings would collapse, walls would buckle, and ground under the hotel made of loose wet sand soil could liquefy. te liquefy. the seismic upgrades are expected to begin next year. > >> let's bring in our chief mett chief meteorologist paul heggeng heggen tracking the forecast and all the fog that's out there. >> yes, it has been an odd montf october. more like june or early early july and no end to this in had sight over the next severa. the whole weather pattern is lay is largely stuck. let's take a look at what has been causing this. big area of high pressure is anchored off the coast keeping our weather pattern calm. a little ripple that's kind of trapped off the coast of southern california. the whole pattern is blocked in ple in place s

it was considered here that if it goes on like this, then the new king will catch up with elizabeth iipointed 15 prime ministers. true to her it took the 70th anniversary. how long the next prime minister will last is unknown, but choosing his team, he has already shown himself to be a cautious administrator, he removed several odious figures from the government, but left those who openly supported the return nearby. boris johnson's opponents, defense and foreign secretary ben wallace and james cleverley, have retained their posts. they will continue to deal with ukraine on their first call abroad. the bags made to kiev i have just been appointed by the british prime ministers. and this now the same ritual as visiting a monarch drawing in a standardized uniform guaranteed zelensky's support for the prime minister. he said that the support of ukraine from the united kingdom would be as strong as ever, and president zelensky could count on the government to continue to show solidarity, which was followed by the same protocol conversation with the american president. hello this joe biden.

charles became britain's reigning monarch last month, after the death of his mother, queen elizabeth ii. charles willie clark crowned alongside his wife, camilla, the queen consort. the archbishop of canterbury will conduct the ceremony. > >> still ahead, the cleanup will will underway in florida, after hurricane ian, with many homeowners facing a huge barrier barrier to rebuilding. > >> nasa slams a spacecraft into an asteroid but did the craft succeed in knocking the floating floating rock off course? the big update from scientists. > >> tonight at 6:00 on cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich, goodrich, one of the most basic needs for people on the street. that will probably take for granted. >> there are organizations out there handing out food to the homeless, but few are driving around in the pickup truck delivering socks. how a new nonprofit in san francisco is og up cotton candy. pink lemonade. bubble gum. when tobacco companies sell candy flavored products, they know exactly what they're doing because four out of five kids who use tobacco start with a flavored product. and o

the fight to film queen elizabeth ii's coronation, and how it changed the public�*s relationship withhe royal family. and teletubbies, the bbc children's programme which became a worldwide phenomenon. but, first, in 1945, bbcjournalist richard dimbleby was the first person to report on the liberation of belsen concentration camp. jonathan dimbleby looks back on his father's harrowing radio report which revealed the true horrors of nazi germany. and just to warn you, this film includes scenes of suffering which some viewers may find distressing. i find it hard to describe adequately the horrible things that i've seen and heard. but here, unadorned, are the facts. my father had seen terrible things in battles, in dead bodies. he had seen a great deal of suffering, but he had never seen what he was going to witness as he entered belsen concentration camp. i passed through the barrier and found myself in the world of a nightmare. the living lay with their heads against the corpses, and around them moved the awful, ghostly procession of emaciated, aimless people. this is what the germans d

it seems that this is elizabeth ii because somehow, yes, to winston, how to write before the war yet was better. well, everyone has the right to name it. maybe it’s really elizabeth. she’s some kind of british, so i don’t know. there is a huge controversy here because sumakh. i apologize to all the british people. i forgot how i keep forgetting how the former finance minister is called. got 100 votes, and in order to get to the finals, you need to get 100 votes from the deputies of the lower house, and johnson claims that he also got it, but he can't prove it, he can't show these signatures , because according to the procedure, you need to get 100 votes immediately to the parliament in order to then put all the members of the conservative party to the vote in his candidacy, so the competitor johnson got 100 votes and now he is in the finals, and johnson says that he has recruited his entourage, but show me that i have 100 people, who are we, who are we, who are we we can open i apologize with my fingers to say that we have 100 people and then we are also in the finals and then there w