, the late elizabeth ii.viously remember his mother, the late elizabeth ii. for many years, yes to that the cenotaph beside her and now he is the new monarch and we will reflect on her giving her service to the very end, not stopping being the sovereign, not abdicating all these things people used to speculate on, she was married to this country and her duty. the chancellor has told the bbc that everyone will pay more tax — and there will be spending cuts — when he gives his autumn statement on thursday. jeremy hunt said the most vulnerable would be protected, but difficult decisions had to be made. and he said in future there would be constraints on the government's support for people's energy bills. 0ur political correspondent jonathan blake reports. he's been warning us for weeks. this government will therefore take whatever tough decisions are necessary. we are going to have to take some very difficult decisions. it's not going to be easy, there are going to be some very difficult choices. and this mornin

on november 25, 1969, john lennon returned the order of the british empire to queen elizabeth ii 4 yearsthat, all four of the beatles received such orders for their contribution to the development of british culture. now the famous musician refused the award in protest against london's intervention in the civil war in nigeria and support for us aggression in vietnam. he also referred to the attack in the ratings of his single kolchaki. of course, was already pure outrageous and lennon later regretted the frivolity. he sent the order, buckingham palace with a driver and a letter, however, the queen did not cancel the award, the order was kept in the royal chancellery, so lennon remained a knight of the british empire until his death on november 25, 2019, a memorial plaque was solemnly opened in cape town in memory of russian volunteers in the anglo boer war at the beginning of the 20th century. fought for the independence of the republics of south africa, the orange state and the transvaal against colonizers of the british, there were 225 of them, almost 10% of the total number of foreign

the prince william and duchess kate of the caribbean, then only in words, but with the death of elizabeth iieneral, the monarchs have become on the same level with their government on the trajectory of a flying face lisa herzen boris khalfin and yevgeny zubkov ntv television london and now the time of the weather forecast in our meteorological studio . yes, it's getting warmer every day. that's how it goes cyclones one by one others fly across the european north, the territory of access to the arctic air is securely closed; instead , heat flows to us without hindrance, the temperature of the atlantic is 4 ° ahead of the climatic norm, and in the center. it is eight degrees above the norm and degrees in the north instead of hard frosts, just a slight minus in the northwest indicators, in general the record baltic competes with the black sea resorts tomorrow in kaliningrad +12, as well as in sevastopol in the center a little more modest from yaroslavl to tula plus seven plus eight and rain by the way, quite a bit in ryazan, in kaluga, in lipetsk , without precipitation at all. it’s just cloudy

it was an enormous privilege to represent our party at the funeral of her late majesty queen elizabeth ii. and if the splendour of westminster abbey surrounded by dignitaries from nations around the world, it was a beautiful memorial to a life of faith. devoted to our country and our commonwealth, and a poignant celebration of values we hold dear. patriotism, compassion, service. values embodied by her majesty. we thank her yet again. and we welcome her son, thank her yet again. and we welcome herson, king thank her yet again. and we welcome her son, king charles iii, to the throne. the speech was of course already scheduled for september in brighton, but we rightly cancelled our confidence so we could properly mourn her majesty. that does of course mean i have had to postpone the speech for 47 days, or to use the speech for 47 days, or to use the modern unit of measurement, approximately one liz truss. and that says it all, doesn't it? the chaos and incompetence that these conservatives have inflicted on our great united kingdom, all their squabbling, their scandals, their sleaze, it is

a few moments ago, buckingham palace announced the death of her majesty queen elizabeth ii.o bbc breakfast. we're at westminster abbey on an historic day. 0n the coffin, a card handwritten by the king. "in loving and devoted memory, charles r." big ben chimes from lloyd george to liz truss, the bbc�*s political reporters have stood here trying to record everything that happened behind that famous door. the choices made by prime ministers that affect us all. even life or death. and many decisions that made history. sir winston churchill has resigned from the position of prime minister. he made the radio broadcast his own. but winston churchill was not a fan of tv. sir harold wilson is speeding towards london by train. we think we may be able to contact him by radio telephone. we're going to try. mr wilson? 0thers soon saw the opportunity. may i tell you the result - of the labour gain this morning at brighton kempton? hello? i seem to have lost you. the bbc, mrs thatcher. crafted their soundbites. where there is doubt, may we bring faith. i and where there is despair, may we

eggshell and peacefully continued his journey at the opening ceremony of the first monument to queen elizabeth iiof sports news from match tv, i say goodbye to you. till tomorrow. good night and good luck. choose your favorite club in the winline app. get increased odds for all his matches and unique gifts. make a contribution to the development of the club with every winline bet, live your love. time for news match tv specially for ntv in alina goboeva 's studio winline november can be called the month of russian-tajik football relations on the 17th, teams of the two countries will play a friendly match in dushanbe, and the day before, futsal national teams played two meetings in 2 days. both times they fought in dushanbe and the results were extremely interesting. in the first game , tajikistan sensationally won 10-7, in the second meeting. ours were where the meeting was and missed five times less with the attack, but russia never had any problems, nor pankratov’s ulcers, they issued a double, also, accurate blows were marked for the lapdogs and denisov in 6:2. now it's stronger, russia we cam

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monument does not grieve, so to speak, you can install there, for example, the figure of queen elizabeth iiingdom of heaven or, for example , the swedish king, the great friend of our great ukrainian hetman ivan mazepa charles 12th what do you think of such an initiative, mr. speaker, i once proposed a fountain there, and yesterday i actually saw in some mass media that he was a neurobrain , he drew the fountain himself. the fountain is also very good. i want those who fought in the artillery and will see one day there even hitler stood on this pedestal, why should we repeat what is not to be in our city because it is deserved everything will be fine or not the legislation eh dismantling and i think that the city government is already well, actually, it is probably impatiently waiting for the session to vote there, maybe in the near future and this issue will be closed. thank you, mr. serhiy, for your work and for participating in the live broadcast of the espresso tv channel. serhii bratchuk, the chief's spokesman, worked with us of the odesa regional military administration well, in fact,

in 969, the jungle returned the order of the british empire to queen elizabeth ii 4 years before that the beatles received such orders for their contribution to the development of british culture. now the famous musician has refused the award in protest against london's intervention in the civil war in nigeria and support for us aggression in vietnam. he also referred to the attack in the ratings of his single koljoki. of course, there was already pure outrageousness and lennon would later regret the frivolity. he sent the order, buckingen palace with a driver and a letter. however, the queen did not annul the award, the order was kept in the royal office, so lennon remained a knight of the british empire until his death . they fought for independence. republics of south africa orange state and transvaal against the colonialists of the british were 225 of them, almost 10% of the total number of foreign volunteers were military officers who took vacations, but most of them were civilians. the boers admired the bravery of the russians and the respect of the british was also the russian

it was an enormous privilege to represent our party at the funeral of her late majesty queen elizabeth ii it was a beautiful memorial to a life of faith. devoted to our country and our commonwealth, and a poignant celebration of values we hold dear.

majesty queen elizabeth ii in september2022. on majesty queen elizabeth ii in september 2022._ get the impact of it now, but to have that — get the impact of it now, but to have that by your bed in years to come _ have that by your bed in years to come will— have that by your bed in years to come will be quite special. after— come will be quite special. after the marmalade sandwiches, it was time for the queen consort to 90, was time for the queen consort to go, but over the next few weeks, 1000 paddington is and teddies who were left in royal parks and palaces will be given to children across the uk. sarah campbell, bbc news, east london. 0k, london. ok, let's get the weather, with darren. hello, there. it should be a drier day for much of the country tomorrow. today, we have seen a lot of rain. it is short sharp bursts of rain in that weather front and band of cloud there, moving to very quickly, but you can see the card packing in behind that, bringing these areas of showers, pushing them across western areas and then moving their way eastwards across the northern half of t

the great-grandfather of elizabeth ii, see how similar to nicholas ii begins the story 100.ith his old woman near the blue sea, they lived in a dilapidated dugout for exactly 30 years and 3 years the tale of the fisherman and the fish further. british kings 200 in 1346, the king of this country, david ii, lost the battle with the british at nevel. escape and was taken prisoner for 11 years. scotland quite right, he was the last king and, in fact, the son robert the bruce later the stewards became kings, please, the story begins for 400. once upon a time there was a boy named petya zub, he studied in the third grade of the fourteenth school and all the time lagged behind both in russian writing and in arithmetic and even in singing, maybe, this is in the country unlearned lessons. this tale of the lost time of schwartz begins a story for 500. the thief quickly slipped through the window and froze, trying to get used to the situation of any self-respecting thief. first, he will get comfortable among someone else's good, and then he will begin to appropriate it. business people

a christmas stamp collection featuring queen elizabeth ii has been released by royal mail.epict moments from the nativity. thank you forjoining us here on bbc news. stay with us. hello there. for much of the country, today was a dry and sunny day, but it's turning quite cold right now, especially for eastern parts of the uk. out to the west, things are changing. we've got a big area of low pressure in the atlantic, and swirling around it, this band of cloud on that weather front there. and that is moving its way in from the west, so we're seeing the cloud increasing and rain pushing in from the atlantic. but ahead of it, one or two showers coming in off the irish sea, and the showers in scotland retreating towards the northern isles. western areas sees the cloud thickening, that rain arriving. eastern areas still dry. these are the temperatures by the end of the night, but before then, we could see temperatures even in eastern england getting close to freezing once again. so, a chilly start for eastern areas where it may start dry first thing, but that rain moving very slow

kate gets it for the newspapers, and the late queen elizabeth ii never laid a finger on her prince philip public. and england is a country not only of fake news, but also of fake kisses; women just smack the air over each other's ears when they meet. so, especially for the world cup, the british are ready. cancel their age-old tradition to go there and overcome the disgust of kissing and hugging each other in public. but in general europe's ethical claims to the traditions of the boat smell strongly of european gas, it is now profitable to put pressure on the boat on issues, allegedly. there are violations of human rights and so on and so forth of democracy in order to force a boat without long-term contracts to increase gas supplies to the european market to hit not the ball, but the football itself in general in sports, deciding. whatever tasks are energetic political genna, but not sports, this is an old western game that has no name and in which the west is not yet competitors so before the world cup in russia in 2018. the london edition of the mirror wrote that the russians were shak

this year has seen the war in ukraine, political instability, the death of queen elizabeth ii and naturalde partygate — the word coined to describe social gatherings in downing street during the pandemic, kyiv — the capital of ukraine and carolean — marking the beginning of the reign of king charles ii. time for a look at the weather. here's matt taylor. how about splooting ? how about splooting? this is where pets were splayed out to keep cool and some of them were at it in october. the met office or that all parts of the uk saw well above average temperatures and the fourth warmest 0ctober ever and we are on track for the warmest year ever. substantially above normal in rainfall but more to come in the next few days, but there are widespread gales and in these areas here's where we could see damaging gust of winds, all linked to this lump of cloud, are developing low pressure system but before it gets to us, lots of crowd across the uk, heavy, thundery showers and easing for the second half of the night for many and the skies will clear and the wind will fall lighter than last night for

that there may be traces of other nuts, we read, necessarily cashew labels, for example, which elizabeth iid on them less often. white allergy or macadamia, but the most allergenic peanuts and hazelnuts are called hazelnuts, moreover, people who have an increased reaction to them most often react to flowering on early trees. such as hazel birch and , unfortunately, on sunflower seeds on seeds, too, probably on oil quite right, so linseed oil, maybe, but sunflower oil can be a reaction, because it's 7 hours, of course, that is, your oil linen, but fortunately it is the most useful in the world. there are 53 daily allowances doses, omega 3 months. we lose the question, we lose. basically. these are saturated and more unsaturated fatty acids nuts - this is a product rich in these fatty acids, respectively, and the hero is soluble in such a wonderful vitamin vitamin. e. one of the most powerful antioxidants. when inflammation occurs in our body, when we fight infection, free radicals are constantly released. what it is? these are the factors that try to attack our cells and destroy them under t

as one queen elizabeth ii of him in the uk businesses were temporarily shut down.e'll have a quick check on the european markets. they show that they're all in positive territory, right now. >> all the runoff in georgia's u.s. senate race is a little less than a month away. both candidates were out stumping for votes on thursday as money pours it from washington. we'll have the latest coming up, we stay with us. as a business owner, your bottom line is always top of mind. so start saving by switching to the mobile service designed for small business: comcast business mobile. flexible data plans mean you can get unlimited data or pay by the gig. all on the most reliable 5g network. with no line activation fees or term contracts. saving you up to $500 a year. and it's only available to comcast business internet customers. so boost your bottom line by switching today. comcast business. powering possibilities. ™ welcome back healthy watchers here in the night states, canada, around the world. i'm good uber. ukraine says at least two people are dead after a russian rock

kate makes headlines , and the late queen elizabeth ii never laid a finger on her prince in public.gland is a country not only of fake news, but also of fake kisses of a woman. at the meeting. just smack the air over each other's spirits. so especially for the english world cup. i’m ready to cancel my age-old traditions of going there and, overcoming disgust, kissing and hugging each other in public. but in general, europe’s ethical claims to the traditions of qatar smell strongly of gas . there are violations of human rights and so on and so forth of democracy in order to force a boat without long-term contracts to increase gas supplies to the european market not only europeans are now on the frame, but also the united states, which in football is not a very strong boat for them, a competitor in the global gas market. we see that the united states, as soon as they themselves became a country, is no longer a gas exporter. they began to push any competitors. here, please, they actively put pressure on russia, and they blow up gas pipelines there so that the europeans do not get russi

insider andrew morton weighing in on the new season of the hit show with his new book on queen elizabeth iiou save on your grocery bills. ♪ looking for some hot stuff, baby, this evening ♪ >>> and we're frying up a good morning. the countdown to thanksgiving is on and chef dan souza is here to see if you can really make everything for the big meal in an air fryer as he's saying -- >> good morning, america. ♪ >>> good morning, america. yeah, dan is showing us some thanksgiving tricks from desserts to starters. we're going to see if that machine right there, the air fryer is the key to your holiday magic. >> i just laughed because i was thinking last thanksgiving harper decided she wanted to get into the air fryer, donuts, brussels sprouts, everything. >> it's good for sweet potato fries and chicken nugges. that's what i use mine more. >> waiting to get on board. i don't have one yet. >>> more on the feds' efforts to cool inflation. where prices are falling and where they continue to climb. >>> of course, it's veterans day and we will honor our heroes today taking a look at arlington national

queen elizabeth ii's funeral remember buses were good enough for everyone biden who insisted on taking jet. notwithstanding security issues, i think for a party that is so beholding of taxes that is her favorite thing in life is taxing us, taking our money, why don't they put their money where their mouth is and demand higher taxes from people who fly private and ban those short-haul flights and everything they say is contributing to our imminent death? >> lara: and this is a big area where t the biden and trump at administration stiffer. not just the climate change versus energy independence which is huge, but also these global conferences. nothing gets done. their look at me events in the trump administration really didn't want to have anything to do with that. >> that's right because of what you just said, carly, they don't accomplish anything. if nothing else they are contributing to all of the greenhouse gases these people themselves are complaining about. it is sort of like whenever celebrities are like you should donate to this great cause yet they actually themselves have never

a christmas stamp collection featuring queen elizabeth ii has been released by romeo. pictures of a tiny pony, whose owner is hoping for an entry in the guinness book of records. this is a 50 centimetres tall pony, and he weighs in at 35 kilos. his owners and inferred 2.5 years and grown in that time, but he will eligible for the record books when he is four years old. absolutely adorable to see. absolutely adorable to see. now on bbc news, newswatch. hello, and welcome to use a watch with me, samira ahmed. as the bbc announces cuts to its local radio and tv services, can it still provide what audiences want? and what is it right to invite this climate change sceptic to give her views on question time? mini—budget in september, there were calls for then prime minister liz truss to respond to the resulting criticism. after six days, she did so by placing interviews, not with the national media, but with eight local bbc radio stations. while liz truss's performance may have hastened her departure from office three weeks later, the interviewer was widely commended. where

"this special teddy bear was left at a royal park or residence in memory of her majesty queen elizabeth iit by your bed in years to come will be quite special. after the marmalade sandwiches, it was time for the queen consort to go, but after the next few days 1,000 paddingtons and teddies that were left in royal parks and palaces will be given to children across the uk. sarah campbell, bbc news, east london. time for a look at the weather. here's helen willets. fopp top i dug my duffle coat out it has been so wet. but it has been awful driving in it, with the spray and standing water and local flooding. we have had more rain today. adding to the totals which have made it a record—breakingly wet month in scotland and southern england, with many places having a month's worth of rain. today's rain added to the amounts. this is the line of heavy rain that is gusts of winds up to 70mph in the west. it will remain windy in the west. although that rain is now clearing from eastern areas. the showers tend to diminish overnight and the winds later ease down. it should be largely frost—free, becaus

this is following the death of his mother queen elizabeth ii.oliticians, the members of the royal family and faith leaders laying wreaths and paying tribute to those who died in war. >>> and to be a fly on the wall in this conversation, a lennon/mccarthy reunion. john lennon's son julian tweeting, it's amazing who you run into in an airport lounge, none other than uncle paul. that's uncle paul mccartney. this is just a few months after julian released his album "jude" named after the song sir paul wrote for him. >> wait, you can go back to the fact that he was in an airport lounge. >> exactly. got to get those free pigs in a blanket. >> very cool. >>> we start this half hour with the urgent search going on right now for a young mother of two. she disappeared under mysterious circumstances from a quiet california community. abc's matt rivers has what we know at this hour. matt, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning. investigators know just how important the first 48 hours are when a person is reported missing. police in this case say the

elizabeth ii roman sobol valeria sokolova alexey sidorov tv company ntv russia will insist at the internationalevel on tightening control over the activities of american biolaboratories, this was announced today at a meeting of a relevant parliamentary commission. irina yarovaya, vice speaker of the state duma, said that russia had prepared a report for a special conference on bioweapons control. the report contains proven facts of american experiments that pose a threat to the entire world of development. well a subspecies with a potential mortality rate of 80%. these are research names of american scientists, and they actually carry no longer a hidden, but a clear threat, and besides, unexplained diseases, and narrow monkeys are accompanied by active research by american scientists on human beings. and this is not a set of accidents in our opinion, this is perfect. a dangerous regularity that the us military-biological project of dual-use technology in the wrong way out of control and responsibility poses a serious common threat, according to yarovaya, right now at the conference, which takes

for nearly all of her 70 years on the throne, queen elizabeth ii was at the cenotaph on remembrance sundayhonouring service and sacrifice. this year, after her death, she will be one of those we remember today. later this morning, for the first time as monarch, the king will lay a wreath here at the cenotaph. it is a new design that will incorporate his racing colours of scarlet, purple and gold — a tradition set by his mother, his grandfather and his great—grandfather. fanfare. last night, the king led the royalfamily, paying tribute to servicemen and women at the festival of remembrance. it began with a tribute to his mother, the queen, and her role as commander—in—chief of the armed forces and patron of the royal british legion. a focus of remembrance this year will be those killed during the falklands war a0 years ago. their sacrifice was remembered, and today 400 members of the south atlantic medal association will march past the cenotaph. as the service ended, from the ceiling of # long to reign over us. # god save the king!# let's go to whitehall and our royal correspondent sarah ca

for nearly all of her 70 years on the throne, queen elizabeth ii was at the cenotaph on remembrance sundayervice and sacrifice. this year, after her death, she will be one of those we remember today. later this morning, for the first time as monarch, the king will lay a wreath here at the cenotaph. it is a new design that will incorporate his racing colors of scarlet, purple and gold — a tradition set by his mother, his grandfather and his great—grandfather. fanfare. last night, the king led the royal family, paying tribute to servicemen and women at the festival of remembrance. it began with a tribute to his mother, the queen, and her role as commander—in—chief of the armed forces and patron of the royal british legion. a focus of remembrance this year will be those killed during the falklands war a0 years ago. their sacrifice was remembered, and today 400 members of the south atlantic medal association will march past the cenotaph. as the service ended from the ceiling of the royal albert hall, the poppies fell — a reminder of bloodshed and lives lost. as a new king, a new commander—in—c

, which have become one of the most turbulent and scandalous eras for of the british monarchy, elizabeth iiher 40th year on the throne in the ninety-second ruby ​​jubilee, called this year terrible. it was then that a terrible fire broke out at windsor castle and brothers, three of her children, collapsed one after another. prince andrew and sarah ferguson's chausians and princess anne and phillips mark, but the storyline. this, of course, is the divorce of the heir to the throne, which hurt the prestige of the crown. and , of course, death. diana the cast in the season was changed so that the characters played more age actors instead of olivia coleman the queen, now there will be meldo staunton, who is best known for her role as professor umbridge from the harry potter films of princess diana, the australian actress elizabeth debicki has become, and the wiretapping star dominic west has become prince chance. it is interesting that his native was approved for the role of young prince william son of hay on west. the series even found a place for one of the former bonds of timothy dalton. he

monk, along with his wife camilla , arrived in the city of york for the opening of the statue of elizabeth ii embassy in riga strongly condemned the decision of the latvian authorities to demolish the monument to soviet liberators in the city of rezekne . the monument to the soldier, which the locals called alyosha was dismantled this morning, although the mayor's office strongly opposed zinaid kurbatov about how some eastern european countries are struggling with their own history. the latvian tv presenter cheerfully smiles about the news of the demolition of the monument to soviet soldiers in the city of rezekne, the people call the monument alyosha, the mayor of the city alexander martashevich, tried to stop the act of vandalism. so he called the decision of the latvian government. the mayor suggested to the cabinet of ministers, latvia not to touch the monument, or move it to the city the cemetery advised me to remember who dedicated the moment to the liberators of rezekne from the fascist occupation among them and my grandfather alexander bartoshevich. he died under the madonna, where hi

we took the queen elizabeth ii to cherbourg. we disembark there. that was a critical allied poured from september 1944 and onwards. we boarded a train. i think this was our grandparents way of introducing meaning into the war. we boarded a train and made our way down the invasion fund. it was very long. 70 or 80 miles. we stopped at every town. we can remember, and i both remember the people who turned out in cherbourg. -- we went to many other towns. there were these people who had living memories of this war. it had just ended 17 years before. we continued on from there. you get a sense of europe in the post war period. we went to paris several times. we went to bomb. that was a point very close to where allied forces enter germany. that was march of 1945. we took a cruise up and down the rind. there is the great german postwar figure. we went on to denmark. that was liberated by british forces in 1945. we went to sweden as a side trip. back to denmark. we went back to paris. we went back to england. we then toured war damage. my grandfather was

the royal mint has previously indicated that the queen elizabeth ii coins will remain in circulation new ones and will be legal tender until they are worn out. or damaged. it seems to me that the british will be very careful with the coins with the image of elizabeth, because they remember her and really such a real love and respect for her is still being shown and will be in a year. by the way, i somehow caught myself thinking, so that belarusians know little about king charles iii well , firstly, this is prince charles, aka charles iii, yes. eh, we've already figured it out. he is interested in alternative medicine, and also likes to paint with watercolors, to fish, to play floors, to work in the garden , such traditional royal activities. yes, i just heard that in the status of prince charles , the king likes to appear on television. and even kept a weather forecast. that is, we can say that we are already colleagues to some extent, maybe, but, by the way, cartoons, he accidentally did not try i don’t know how to draw, i’m silent about this story, then right now i propose to learn

once upon a platinum jubilee, a little bear shared some tea time secrets with queen elizabeth ii., please. and so, three months later, after the queen had died, it was perhaps no surprise that at royal palaces, parks and residences, in amongst the flowers and cards were hundreds and hundreds of paddington bears. even other members of the royal family commented, as they thanked crowds in the days after the queen's death. in photos released by the palace, it appeared that while they were awaiting their forever homes, but what a cuddly toy needs most of all is someone to look after them. and that's where the children of barnardos enter the story. 1,000 teddies will be given to children supported by the charity across the uk. starting today, when barnardo's patron, the queen consort, will attend a special teddy bears picnic and deliver the first consort, will attend a special teddy bi will picnic and deliver the first consort, will attend a special teddy bi will j certainly deliver the first consort, will attend a special teddy bi will j certainly will. er the first most �*us will mos

the empress, who took the throne after anna ivanovna, elizabeth and catherine ii, will decide this issuesecretly marry their beloved. although children from these marriages will not have rights to the russian crown. question about the throne the legacy stood before this st. john just as sharply as before before her uncle. peter the first, without legitimate children. she took advantage of peter's decree, according to which the autocrat had the right to determine the reception himself. the election of the empress struck everyone . the fact is that the heir appointed by her at the moment did not yet exist in the world. in 1732 , the elder sister of anna ivanovna catherine, like anna, remained alive, she was married abroad and was the wife of the duke. karl leopold of micklenburg of schwerin's wife had the daughter, who, when converted to orthodoxy, was named anna leopoldovna at the time when the russian empress announced her will, the girl was only 14 years old, however. her future son was chosen as the heir to the russian throne, a prediction will come true, the boy will indeed be born 8

queen elizabeth ii back in london.een died we dispatched photographers around the world, and it was raining in london that morning, and it shows a rain poncho over an image of the queen, and it was an unusual artful look of mourning. >> let's turn to ukraine. this was in lviv at a library, and volunteers weaving camouflage nets to send to soldiers. tell us about this one. >> yeah, we have seen louder moments, but this is a quiet moment showing the mobilization of women that have come together to offer time and volunteer skills to help the war efforts and it shows a army behind the scenes. it's beautiful. >> another one from ukraine, a ukrainian soldier helping a mother and daughter to evacuate a suburb of kyiv back in march, and this was in the early days of the war. >> yeah, this was by a photographer who was ukrainian himself, and he captured this moment of this woman, julia, and her 6-month-old daughter, emma, evacuating, and we used this image on the cover of time and we found out the woman and her child are safe,

for nearly all of her 70 years on the throne, queen elizabeth ii was at the cenotaph on remembrance sunday

just over an hour, the new series of �*the crown' — the tv show that charts the reign of queen elizabeth iil drama moves on to the 1990s and the most turbulent years of the marriage of the then—prince charles and diana. 0ur arts correspondent, david sillito, was at the premiere in london. once upon a time, a glitzy hollywood red carpet premiere for a tv programme was almost unheard of. but the crown has, from the beginning, been on a different scale. however, this new season has attracted an altogether different level of attention. what makes this different is that we have now reached the 1990s, the era of the peak media interest in the turbulent relationship of the then prince charles and diana. the royal divorces. the annus horribilis. this is a blow—by—blow account of the most turbulent years of the marriage of charles and diana. well, come on, then. let's blow them away. damejudi dench asked for netflix to make clear this was fiction. 0fficial royal biographer william shawcross is simply appalled. it's a beautifully produced, very lavish and expensive piece of propaganda, directed again

he would have been involved in many other state visits which would have been hosted by queen elizabeth iiis is, as much as anything, an opportunity for the two countries to get together and talk trade essentially. south africa is a big trading partnerfor the united kingdom. 30% of our trade with africa comes through south africa, so this is important. the prime minister rishi sunak, who was also there, we�*ll be having a bilateral meeting with the president tomorrow and he will be emphasising the importance of the trade links. the kings lifeguard there turning out in the front yard. it is another big moment i think for the military units, the last state visit to the uk due to the pandemic, it was back in 2019, the visit of the then us president donald trump. many ceremonially and events cancelled in those years, so this is the ceremonial units of the british armed forces really coming together again and doing what they do so well. band plays. and sarah, just as we listen to some of the music there, tell us a bit more about how important this visit is from a trade point of view? you mentio

highest level, muravyova also skated her program, but she lacked quite a bit to reach peaks at elizabeth iiecond silver no today. skating is beautiful naya is good, ice and it was quite easy today. i don’t know, i’m not even very tired, because i was really well prepared and didn’t worry much, so today it was the optimal state that i would always like to feel, uh, before the start, perfectly matched costumes, impeccable performance of elements and elvis presley’s never aging hits performance of a sports couple anastasia mishina alexander galyamov free the program did not leave anyone indifferent from the audience, having won a landslide victory with an advantage of more than 30 points. they were rewarded with a standing ovation from the stands and, of course, soft toys from the fans. in the men's singles , evgeny semenenko, a nineteen-year-old student of alexei mishin, triumphantly performed, who confidently led after the short program in the free program, did not relax and gave 100%. having landed three quadruple jumps, semenenko left his competitors far behind and gave incredible emotions

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tarakanova especially, posing as the daughter of empress elizabeth petrovna and razumovsky during the reign of catherine iias arrested, taken to st. petersburg and died in captivity in the peter and paul fortress. elizaveta petrovna summoned her only nephew, the son of her late sister, from the german galstinia. anna prince carl peter william 14-year-old boy was brought to st. petersburg named in orthodoxy, peter fedorovich. and on november 7, 1742, the young prince was declared heir to the russian throne. from now on, in the churches, peter was commemorated immediately after the empress at the meeting, not only did he kiss elizabeth's hand, but she also kissed his hand. however. the formal honor that was given to pyotr fedorovich meant little in real political life. the boy lost his parents early, was lonely and closed by nature. in germany, for the most part, he was surrounded by court officers, who brought up in him only love for military lane and parades. no one was involved in the education of the prince. elizabeth, struck by the unhealthy appearance and extreme ignorance of her nephew, ordered to tak

survived by her son, paul, wife, beth, her daughter, eloise, husband, robby, grant children, elizabeth, emily, john ii, mary and baerle. thank you, madam speaker. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from north carolina seek recognition? ms. foxx: i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. ms. foxx: thank you, madam speaker. yesterday on the west front lawn of the capitol we celebrated the lighting of this year's capitol christmas tree. the 78-foot red spruce named ruby comes from pisca national forest in western north carolina. madam speaker, this magnificent tree did not magically appear at the capitol. proud members of north carolina's trucking industry made this happen. ralph, eddie, and ryan hardy of hardy brothers trucking in silo, north carolina, adapted one of their trucks to carry ruby. harold and deborah drove the special truck on the 14-day journey to washington to deliver ruby. words cannot express how grateful we are

joanna lad and judy (inaudible) and melissa perkenson and (inaudible) toby morrison and elizabeth morris and number oc ii staff members and all happy to answer your questions. thank you. >> thank you kim. madam secretary, is there anyone from the public woo wishes to provide comment before we go to commission questions? >> thank you mr. chair. at this time if there are any members of the public who wish to provide public comment on these item call 415-655-0001 enter code 24848270132, press pound sign and pound sign again to enter the call, then press star 3 on your mobile devices to enter the queue. if you are on the phone and like to provide public comment please prez star 3. mr. chair, does not appear we have any callers who like to provide public comment. >> i will close public comment. i turn to fellow commissioners for questions or comments that they may have. commissioners we are going to talk about all the items in this particular comment period but will be acting upon them each separately. just wanted to remind you of that. commissioner ludlum, do you have any comments or questions regard ing thi

ii. he then, i think, was presenter at the coronation of queen elizabeth.ays, the voice and the face of the bbc, as, i said earlier, you were to become. it feels a bit nepotistic that you ended up doing pretty much the same job that your dad did. what's nepotism? how do you define it? nepotism is when your family sort of pulls strings... what, my dead father? my father, who died in 1965, was pulling strings for me in 2020? you must bejoking. no, no, not literally up to 2020. well, you asked the question. i did, and it's a serious question. no, i tell you exactly what i think. i came into broadcasting... actually, you got the date wrong. i came in when i was 12 years old to the bbc. i don't think you were being professionally employed at that point! i don't know whether i was paid or not, but i did family favourites and i did work in the bbc pretty well all my life. i went to university and then i started as a reporter in bristol. and the name dimbleby is a funny name. it sounds odd and there aren't many of us in the country. so, you know, sackur is quite a