queen elizabeth ii did do it sometime before retiring into a carriage. we'll see in the carriage today queen camilla and kate, the duchess -- sorry, not the duchess of cambridge, she is now the princess of wales. and other members of the royal family will be on horseback. i expect to see princess anne who is colonel and she was colonel of the scotts guard. and we will see all of this taking off fairly soon. kim? >> you went through an extensive list of who will be there but, you know, we sort of have to talk about who isn't there. >> reporter: yeah. of course, prince harry will not be there today. unclear whether he was invited to be a part of this at all but as he's not a working member of the royal family, you wouldn't expect him to be. it is a tricky one for harry. he did serve in the blues and royals. it plays a huge role today. they will be part of the procession for king charles taking him from the palace. but i think for prince harry, wherever he is, it might be a tricky day to look at all of the ceremony taking place here. the other notable absen

so on saturday we've got the queen elizabeth ii jubilee stakes, and it would be a very poignant momenthe new king. today, king charles and queen camilla head the royal party. they are racegoers and horse owners, with a runner here. their horse, saga, will be ridden byjockey frankie dettori. he retires later this year. this will be his last royal ascot. for racing will be marked this week, as will the career of for racing will be marked this week, as v retirementer of for racing will be marked this week, as v retirement hef hope to it would be a fitting way to end his ascot story. daniela relph, bbc news, royalascot. time for a look at the weather. here's elizabeth rizzini. thank

last official, from the celebrations of thejubilee lastjune mark in the 70 years of the reign of elizabeth iion to the reign of charles iii. in financial terms the monarchy received £86.3 million in the year 2022—23. this is the sovereign grant, the amount received from public funds to cover the costs of the monarchy, excluding the costs of the monarchy, excluding the costs of the monarchy, excluding the cost of security. 0verall, expenditure rose by 5% in part due to inflation and rising staff costs, and the palace was forced to draw on its reserves. nevertheless, the core grant will not be increase in the current year. in the face of higher energy costs, the king ordered heating at the palace and elsewhere to be turned down to a maximum of 19 celsius during the winter. diversity was highlighted last november at a palace reception when a senior member of the household repeatedly asked british—born interview where she was from. the report show the policy has failed to reach it own target of recruiting 10% of its staff from ethnic minorities. officials accept they need to work harder. the pala

dr. chaplain to queen elizabeth ii p. eewn— chaplain to queen elizabeth ii dr., most recent figures, to give you an idea of the context, was christie higgs, who started a petition saying, we don't want compelled free sex education in primary schools . and joshua primary schools. and joshua sutcliffe, who was maths sutcliffe, who was a maths teacher who said, well done, girls, and happened to be someone transitioning in the back was sacked. his back and he was sacked. with his career bernard career gone forever. bernard randall, chaplain randall, a school chaplain who said, have to believe said, you don't have to believe what these what anybody teaches you. these are fundamentalists , these are not fundamentalists, these are not fundamentalists, these are conscio aukus are moderate conscio aukus people who are who ought to be defended by any reasonable person, and particularly by dr. brown. but person, and particularly by dr. brown . but is person, and particularly by dr. brown. but is this not person, and particularly by dr. brown . but is this not the brown. bu

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bravura march on the trombone in one review saturday, they carried out such three on stretchers elizabeth iiith her son charles in november, but the royal birthday of both is celebrated in june due to optimal weather, warm but not yet hot, seems to be the optimal month for street parties. it'll soon be november by 2080 41° in summer expected at least once a week in london today's anomaly in half a century will be the norm 40° has already been broken in britain last summer pasture grass turned into hay before it was cut, and houses turned into torches by optimists. managed to save five pence on the price of as a result of anti-russian sanctions , britain will be so hot that it will be possible to fry an egg in the sun. in spain this summer , plus 45 is expected by the end of the century, the temperature in spain, turkey and other mediterranean and middle eastern countries. in the summer it will regularly exceed 50 °, scientists promise. we had a severe drought. at least four or five years, but we haven't experienced heat like this year yet, it's fatal. for those who cannot hide from her plant

it was a poignant trooping for someone other than queen elizabeth ii, who did so for seven decades. was 1952 and young elizabeth, seen here mounted on horse back, led her inaugural trouping the color. 2022, the late queen's platinum jubilee was one of the largest in recent memory. it would be the last time she would inspect the hundreds of horses and soldiers as they performed battlefield drills to military music. an annual hallmark of britain's hard power and soft when senior members of the royal family join together on the balcony at buckingham palace for what's known as the fly path. this year was an impressive display of aerial might, but saw notable absences including prince andrew, prince harry and meghan. no longer senior working royals. still, trouping the color doesn't always go as smoothly as it did today. in 1981, the queen was shot at from a distance. but that didn't stop her from riding on horseback at the event for a further five years only opting to ride in a carriage instead after her beloved horse burmese, a gift from the royal mounlted police retired. in preparatio

the british general staff general patrick sanders said he wants to make the army more inclusive elizabeth iilost its overseas colonies, it seems that under charles the third , the british will be left without an army it seems that the armies of the country decided to bet on the fact that it would be stupidly disgusting to fight with them. the uk army is considering replacing overly masculine ranks, such as marksmen for the guards, with neutral ones. terms. it's on what are the interests of the shock boom and the guard? oh, such brilliant ideas should be delivered to ukraine, they are military for serving women who said that male ranks make them feel humiliated. however, other female soldiers are dissatisfied with the initiative; it is more like a meeting, saleswomen in the market, than a subordinate army of a modern state. don't you dare take it. i have the rank of strelka, i am proud of it, one of the servicemen said. my advice to you is british. well, do not anger, do not enrage, and do not even look askance at a woman who knows how to handle a sniper rifle, the changes will be part of the

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if you have seen this ceremony in previous years, you may remember seeing the late queen, queen elizabeth iing troops on her own. today reverted to the broader group of senior royals, following king charles iii inspecting the troops. there are 8000 people who are allocated seats in the stands around the parade square. many more lining the parade square. many more lining the streets to watch the parade which, as you can see, it's going past buckingham palace now, and a decaying, still on horseback, is watching the parade go past the gates —— and in the king. you may be able to make out the balcony. keenly watching hardly three children of william and kate, the and princess of wales, you may have seen them there, watching on, sprinting in the sun. —— the prince and princess of wales. the parade continuing past buckingham palace there. the king on horseback as he watched them past. national anthem plays. the national anthem playing as his majesty king charles iii on horseback enters through the gates at buckingham palace after having watched the parade marched past in salute. any little while,

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save the queen, unless he has a special relationship with queen camilla or does not be that queen elizabeth ii, not sure. that does not make this okay because they didn't understand. if they didn't understand, then what the heck? >> it is not done in isolation, not as if he -- you know we have camera trained on you, you will step step up, but -- slip up, but this is a daily drum beat, this was campaign kickoff for joe biden to run again at president of ukraiokay, you -- on the united states, his concluding line. to elect him for president of america is god save the queen that is literally what is happening, on a regular basis and they cover for him, they don't ask him the hard question, only time he said, just watch me, that is his challenge to media to american people, now you watch him, he doesn't know where to walk, he stumbles and falls. and he can't coherently string sentences together. >> charlie, you are chuckling over there. i will move on after this. >> it is funny that we -- you know they talk about how republicans want to weaponize the language, by repeating what he said? that is we

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mention is that whereas previously we may have been used to seeing her late majesty the queen, queen elizabeth iin her own to inspect the soldiers, earlier today, we sought notjust king charles doing it but he was accompanied by the other senior royals as well. accompanied by the other senior royals as well-— royals as well. yes, they have reverted to — royals as well. yes, they have reverted to the _ royals as well. yes, they have reverted to the format - royals as well. yes, they have l reverted to the format whereby royals as well. yes, they have - reverted to the format whereby the head of state, as it was, the late queen up until 1986 rode on horseback, then in a lit direct small carriage, then we have king charles iii that even at the age of 74 charles iii that even at the age of 7a as remained on horseback throughout parade, and inspected the line, the footguards, the detachment from the ripe regiments of the footguards, he inspected them on horseback. —— de five regiments. and his wife, queen camilla, in the carriage. it has, as i have mentioned, been a display of the traditional customar

a poignant moment yet again as this will be the first trooping of the color without queen elizabeth iix foster, cnn, london. >>> that wraps up this hour of "cnn newsroom." i'm laila harrak. kim brunhuber picks up our coverage right after this break, and i'll see you tomorrow. lactaid is 100% real milk, just without the lactose. delicious too. just ask my old friend, kevin. nothing like enjoying a cold one while e watching the game. who's winning? we are, my frienend. we are. you can't always avoid migraine triggers like your next period. qulipta® can help prevent migraines. you can't always prevent what's going on outside... ...that's why qulipta® helps what's going on iide. qulipta® gets right to work. in a 3-month study, qulipta® signicantly reduced monthly migraine days. ...and the majority of people reduced them by 50 to 10. qulipta® blocks cgrp-- a protein believed to be a cause of migraines. qulipta® is a preventive treatment for episodic migraine. most common side effects are nausea, constipation, and tiredness. learn how abbvie could help you save on qulipta®. we all need fiber

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we're on tv elizabeth ii in 1986. we're on rv emwme— elizabeth ii in 1986.s life to public duty, and harry, who taketh away with the sun newspaper revealing today . that newspaper revealing today. that is ridiculous. legal action against the home office for the right to pay for royal protection will likely cost british taxpayers £1 million in legal fees , all because this legal fees, all because this professional victim him, wants to slag off the monarchy but keep its perks , including those keep its perks, including those royal titles which represent an institution that apparently he hates. so much. it's very confusing . now, i wish harry and confusing. now, i wish harry and meghan all the best for the future. i hope they can be happy and make something of their lives. they've got two lovely kids, but . lives. they've got two lovely kids, but. but the lives. they've got two lovely kids, but . but the royal gravy kids, but. but the royal gravy train has quite clearly hit the buffers and it could get worse . buffers and it could get worse. acas. especially fo

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it's the first time since queen elizabeth ii in 1986, the first time king charles will enjoy an officialince ascending to the throne. and live to anna stewart outside buckingham palace. unlike the coronation, much better weather there, what can we expect to see in the coming hours? >> reporter: yeah, we can hope actually the rain won't ruin the parade as it slightly did for the coronation. which extraordinarily was only a few weeks ago, five weeks ago, i think, by my count. today will be similar in some respects, you will see lots of pomp and ceremony, lots of soldiers and of course it will be smaller, though, in terms of how many troupes there are, 1,500, and 300 horses, much smaller than the coronation. and also the procession route is a little shorter. what we'll see in about half an hour is his majesty the king leaving buckingham palace here in a procession down the mile and through the parade where he will inspect the troops and you see the trooping of the color. this year it's the welsh guards. the colonel is prince william, the prince of wales, added specialty i guess we'll get to

elizabeth ii was the longest reigning monarch in british history, providing comfort to britons for overyears. she helped the country weather several financial crises, joining and leaving the european union, and of course, ed sheeran's reign of terror. [applause] folksy. his folksy reign of terror. much of the u.k. is in mourning. and stateside, we're handling things i our own way. >> we will have complete coverage all morning long on the "today" show and we'll be looking for you then. but, maria, tonight it's all about the nfl kickoff on our plaza! check this out! >> stephen: [screeching] pffftt. a little bit. vroom. into the canyon. might seem like a bit of a jarring transition, but when you think about it, the nfl is a lot like the monarchy. they both take forever, they both have a lot of weird rules, and there's a surprising amount of tacky jewelry. now... [applause] when a monarch dies, there's a ton of official protocol. some of it's pretty weird, like how the royal beekeeper had to inform the queen's bees that the queen had died. okay, is britain real? or is it just like a wet nar

brovura march on the trombone for one review on saturday, the stretchers carried out such three elizabeth iier son charles in november on the official queens the birthday of both is celebrated in june because because of the optimal weather, it is warm, but not yet hot, which seems to be the optimal month for street parties. soon to be november by 2080 41° london summer expected at least once a week today's anomaly in half a century the 40° mark has already been beaten in britain last summer pasture grass turned into hay before it was cut, and houses turned into torches for optimists. they managed to save five pence on the rise in price as a result of anti-russian sanctions, they say britain will be so hot that it will be possible to fry an egg in the sun. in spain this summer , plus 45 is expected by the end of the century, the temperature in spain, turkey and other mediterranean and middle eastern countries. in the summer it will regularly exceed 50 °, scientists promise. we had a severe drought. at least, four or five years, but such as this year we have not yet encountered the heat is fat

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queen elizabeth ii did do it on horseback for many years before she reversed it to travel by carriagewhich is how we saw queen camilla and the princess of wales, arrive. they've all taken place to watch this beautiful spectacle. after this, there will be a procession back to buckingham palace. there will be, of course, that traditional wave from the balcony of buckingham palace, followed by a fly past. so much pomp, so much ceremony, and only a few weeks after the core nation. >> the weather looks good, so let's keep our fingers crossed. >> and for the soldiers wearing wool, this is dangerous. we've seen a few of them pass out. >> yeah, so let's hope they're hydrated. >> you've got to wear the full uniform. >> last weekend there were a few that fainted. this does happen. this is a long time on your feet wearing a lot of clothes in british summer, which this year is quite hot. >> maybe it's okay that it's a bit overcast and no sun scorching down on them. we'll be watching throughout the morning with you. thank you very much. >>> and speaking of the weather here, it's not so good in the

monarch in november but the celebration marks the first trouping for someone other than queen elizabeth iis of soldiers and brightly-colored uniforms and horses and musicians. prince louis though, the youngest child of william and kate, the prince and princess of wales, who stole the show. at-year-old appeared to cheer on the pilots during the flyover of buckingham palace. >> that's the image that i love. i think he's channeling the jet engines there. not a real event without his expressions. >>> america's top-selling beer is no longer american. mexican lagger modelo is the top-selling beer in the u.s., unseating bud light. in nmay, for two decades. and it is showing how much bud light is changing after the trans influencer held a bottle of bud light. >> mexican beer maker modelo is the top-selling beer in america. bud light sales fell 24% and modeloo and rise to the top was led by strong cinco de mayo sales and strong advertising in recent months and the bud light fall from the top is the instagram post, the partnership with mulvaney back in april sent shot waves on social media among con

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this is the first time since we saw it since 1986, when queen elizabeth ii mounted a horse.nd circumstance and pageantry that only the brits can do. they stalking charles on this horse leading some 1400 troops, hundreds of musicians, as he made his way to horse guards parade, and that is where we saw him inspecting his troops alongside queen camilla, prince william, and princess catherine, before he then went back to buckingham palace for what was a spectacular event. this was the royal -- we saw some 70 fighter jets flying past buckingham palace. the king and his family on the balcony. this was exciting because we saw a shortened version of this about six weeks ago for the coronation. it was in full fanfare. >> so, this is actually -- because of the nice weather, right? but in fact, you guys have had some dangerously high temperatures, which actually affected some of the rehearsals. he >> yeah, you're absolutely right. so last weekend, when we saw the troops rehearsing, it was about 86 degrees, almost 90 degrees. it doesn't seem like it would be that hot, but we did see thr

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and— the last being queen elizabeth ii in 1986. and the kremlin says it's ii in 1986.rtiliser to be exported from three ukrainian herhs— exported from three ukrainian eerhs, providing— exported from three ukrainian ports, providing a steady food supply— ports, providing a steady food saeehy he— ports, providing a steady food supply to multiple countries. its supply to multiple countries. rhs eehhaese— supply to multiple countries. its collapse could leave some hahhehs— its collapse could leave some nations facing— its collapse could leave some nations facing food shortages. heaawhhhe— nations facing food shortages. meanwhile, president putin says hes— meanwhile, president putin says he-s sherrh— meanwhile, president putin says he's shown african leaders a hhah— he's shown african leaders a ararh peace— he's shown african leaders a draft peace agreement with hhrahe— draft peace agreement with ukraine, which _ draft peace agreement with ukraine, which he claims kyiv has— ukraine, which he claims kyiv has harhea— ukraine, which he claims kyiv has turned down— ukraine, whi

appeared at the races for the first time in the rank of king, it is no secret that his mother , elizabeth iintion to the event and did not miss a single one of them since 1945, when for the first time came to the famous hippodrome with his parents and until 2022, when he was absent due to illness with her, the races acquired an unforgettable losk by the way, it was on the initiative of elizabeth ii that horses belonging to the royal family also participate in them, so the joy of charles iii there was no limit, when in one of desert hero under the control of tom markland won the races, the main hero of the competition was a 52-year-old italian jockey, lanfranco, grandfather. tory at the end of his brilliant career. he brought the total number of victories, vaskote up to 81, having won, among other things, the most prestigious gold race and , having received a prize established almost 200 years ago by the oldest jewelry house in the world from the hands of the king of great britain the recreated era, including the costumes of the future empress catherine , despite the endless vicissitudes of l

official — from the celebrations of thejubilee lastjune, marking the 70 years of the reign of elizabeth ii the transition to the reign of charles iii. in financial terms, the monarchy received £86.3 million in the year 2022—23. this is the sovereign grant — the amount received from public funds to cover the cost of the monarchy. it excludes the cost of security. 0verall, expenditure rose by 5% — in part due to inflation and rising staff costs — and the palace was forced to draw on its reserves. nevertheless, the core grant will not be increased in the current year. in the face of higher energy costs, the king ordered heating at the palace and elsewhere to be turned down to a maximum of 19 degrees centigrade during the winter. diversity was highlighted last november at a palace reception when a senior member of the household repeatedly asked british—born ngozi fulani what part of africa she was from. the report shows that the palace has failed to reach its own target of recruiting 10% of its staff from ethnic minorities. 0fficials accept they need to work harder. the palace has confirmed th

well , let's say, to put it mildly, negatively, and an interesting case when, on the guards of elizabeth ii organizationally, this is out of respect, apparently, you understand, it remains only to attach a sign, well, respectively, the holy garden of independence. yes, do not call in, that is, well, that is, you understand this one, no matter how these are not colonial impulses, well , it’s just a pond from all the cracks in velikobrin and under these conditions, of course, lavrov’s visit is the fourth visit. by the way, do you understand him? i counted 14 countries in less than a year. and i went, of course. here is, the current task is strategic tasks of strengthening the russian segment of friendly neutral voting countries in the un and so on. this is all clear. but the main thing, of course, africa is hmm russian, not all of it is, of course, anti-russian, but most of this zone is expanding. it is very important strategically. and in this sense it is very important. this is the final trip or point, and lavrov's visit to south africa , that is, brix. yes, for now smith will have a meetin

and— was by the late queen elizabeth ii last year. and it's all pomp amt— ii last year., there'll be a in the waterloo chamber. they will them— the waterloo chamber. they will them pros— the waterloo chamber. they will then process down— the waterloo chamber. they will then process down to saint georges— then process down to saint george's chapel- then process down to saint george's chapel for the traditional— george's chapel for the traditional service. and despite the shatte— traditional service. and despite the change reign, andrew and the change in reign, andrew and havm— the change in reign, andrew and havm .— the change in reign, andrew and dawn ,-traditions_ the change in reign, andrew and dawn , traditions still dawn, the traditions still oomttmue— dawn, the traditions still oomttmue . — dawn, the traditions still continue . all- dawn, the traditions still continue. g“c dawn, the traditions still continue. g“ continue. all right, that's cameron walker. thank you . cameron walker. thank you. camerom tm— cameron walker. thank you. cameron. i'm just— ct?“ thank you.

that a monarch has ridden horseback during the parade in more than 30 years, the last being queen elizabeth iie as thousands of people , people filled the of people, people filled the mall to cheer 70 aircraft from all three armed services took part in a fly—past, including 18 typhoon fighters spelling out the king's monogram cr standing for charles rex spitfires and hurricanes and a lancaster bomber also graced the skies over london earlier on the red arrows, of course, providing the finale to that occasion , finale to that occasion, trailing their signature red white and blue smoke. earlier on, we were speaking to members of the public who watched the spectacle, and they were telling us how much they enjoyed it . us how much they enjoyed it. okay, this is gb news. we'll bnng okay, this is gb news. we'll bring you more as it happens. let's straight to let's get straight back to father calvin . father calvin. this next father calvin. - i this next topic father calvin. - - this next topic is of father calvin. _ - this next topic is of a . this next topic is of a sensitive— - this next topic is

that a monarch has ridden horseback during the parade in more than 30 years, the last being queen elizabeth iin 1986. members of the royal family waved from the balcony of buckingham palace as thousands of people , people filled the of people, people filled the mall to cheer 70 aircraft from all three armed services took part in a fly—past, including 18 typhoon fighters spelling out the king's monogram cr standing for charles rex spitfires and hurricanes and a lancaster bomber also graced the skies over london earlier on the red arrows, of course, providing the finale to that occasion , finale to that occasion, trailing their signature red white and blue smoke. earlier on, we were speaking to members of the public who watched the spectacle, and they were telling us how much they enjoyed it . us how much they enjoyed it. okay, this is gb news. we'll bnng okay, this is gb news. we'll bring you more as it happens. let's straight to let's get straight back to father calvin . father calvin. this next father calvin. - i this next topic father calvin. - - this next topic is of father calvin. _ - this

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was appointed got the queen who was appointed last by the late queen last year by the late queen elizabeth iiampaign to promote english wines taking place onnuoiiy— english wines taking place onnuoiiy or— english wines taking place annually at the start of summer wncn— annually at the start of summer wnon ino— annually at the start of summer when the flowering , of course, when the flowering, of course, ioginc— when the flowering, of course, ioginc in— when the flowering, of course, noginc in ino— when the flowering, of course, begins in the vineyards , sees begins in the vineyards, sees iocringc.— begins in the vineyards, sees tastings, tours,— begins in the vineyards, sees tastings, tours, events taking nioco— tastings, tours, events taking gioco cocc— tastings, tours, events taking place across the _ tastings, tours, events taking place across the country . well, place across the country. well, jack— place across the country. well, jock corcon— place across the country. well, jack carson has— place across the country. well, jack carson has more for us, a bit jack carson has more for us, a

, and how much she queen elizabeth ii, and how much ewe—swe— queen elizabeth ii, and how much ewe—swe-veryltudio. so in chefs recorded in our studio. so dr gederedy— chefs recorded in our studio. so dr gedereddy we— chefs recorded in our studio. so in generally we use all the deed— in generally we use all the fresh ingredients, all the cooking— fresh ingredients, all the cooking :— fresh ingredients, all the cooking , starting from the cooking, starting from the eereded— cooking, starting from the scratch and _ cooking, starting from the scratch and make from absolutely raw ingredients— scratch and make from absolutely raw ingredients and you can enjoy— raw ingredients and you can enjoy ede— raw ingredients and you can enjoy the really— raw ingredients and you can enjoy the really freshly cooked dood— enjoy the really freshly cooked food r-wed— enjoy the really freshly cooked dood iwed dd— enjoy the really freshly cooked food just in front— enjoy the really freshly cooked food just in front of you. so we— food just in front of you. so de e— food just in front of you. so it's a personal— foo

during its time we saw it used to grow fruit trees under the japanese occupation in world war ii we saw queen elizabethof covid—i9, it was used to house migrant workers that had been living in dormitories, with fewer people going and the small island facing a huge housing crisis they say they need the land now for more housing. to give you an idea singapore is the world's third most dense country, behind macau and monaco, it is half the size of london but has 5.5 million people and unlike london which can outsource a lot of the food production to the rest of the uk in singapore there been issues when it comes to food security and wanting to grow more food here as well, as well as the issue of deforestation, a number of native wildlife being crowded out by the need to build more housing. does seem that it is the latest casualty of the debate about how we can house more people here is this historic racetrack. ihi, more people here is this historic racetrack.- historic racetrack. a big change. _ historic racetrack. a big change, thank - historic racetrack. a big change, thank you, - historic racetrack. a

seven frames, and you know how much i love my queen elizabeth ii crockery.ff. you have been sending in lows of vintage _ you have been sending in lows of vintage bargains and charity shop finds— vintage bargains and charity shop finds you — vintage bargains and charity shop finds you have made. sue texted in to tell us how she got a bargain for the best day of her life, her wedding day. sue refused to pay thousands for a dress and she managed to get her wedding dress from a charity shop! well done, so! now these are some great outfits. simon managed to create his whole 'ilos—themed party outfit all from second hand clothes for the grand total of £4.50! that is a bargain! heather in aberdeen bought this plate from a charity shop and got one of her artistic friends to make this amazing design! iam i am trying to work out what is going on there. now this is an absolute vintage bargain! fiona in doncaster managed to get these second—hand boots for £15, when they would cost around £300 to buy new! where from?! wow! this is my favourite one. claire told us that sh

queen elizabeth ii. and you know what i mean ? and you know what i mean? surely.been for the— i call it. because if it hadn't been for the pesky kids, he weutth-t— been for the pesky kids, he wouldn't anything to write wouldn't have anything to write . -atua— wouldn't have anything to write . -atua .— wouldn't have anything to write . _akua . great- wouldn't have anything to write . _akua . great to- wouldn't have anything to write . _akua . great to chat. wouldn't have anything to write. . _akua . great to chat. and . nana akua. great to chat. and of course, nana back 3:00 saturday and sunday here on gb news thank you. nana but coming up as crimes by illegal immigrants increased by the day due court of appeal, judges need to allow the rwanda scheme to go ahead tomorrow morning to protect our borders and keep britain's safe. my superstar panel debate that shortly. we'll also have the first of tomorrow's newspapers for you. hot but next, hot off the press. but next, with reports that meghan's rumoured memoir unleash rumoured memoir will unleash hell on the royal fa

queen elizabeth ii. and you know what i mean ? and you know what i mean? surely.thing to write wouldn't have anything to write . -atut— wouldn't have anything to write . -atut .— wouldn't have anything to write . _akua . great- wouldn't have anything to write . _akua . great to- wouldn't have anything to write . _akua . great to chat. wouldn't have anything to write. . _akua . great to chat. and . nana akua. great to chat. and of course, nana back 3:00 saturday and sunday here on gb news thank you. nana but coming up as crimes by illegal immigrants increased by the day due court of appeal, judges need to allow the rwanda scheme to go ahead tomorrow morning to protect our borders and keep britain's safe. my superstar panel debate that shortly. we'll also have the first of tomorrow's newspapers for you. hot but next, hot off the press. but next, with reports that meghan's rumoured memoir unleash rumoured memoir will unleash hell on the royal family, including possibly outing the alleged racist . other alleged royal racist. other sussexes about to go nuclear as their

bit earlier because of the fa cup around the back of the cup run around the back of the queen elizabeth iiappens. i mean, the jockey gun—ow..- happens. i mean, the jockey club,_own the| club, they actually own the grand — club, they actually own the grand national— club, they actually own the grand national race where saw grand national race where we saw nmoo— grand national race where we saw noo—nnn— grand national race where we saw nnnoo—nnnc yoan- grand national race where we saw nnnoo—nnnc yoan .- grand national race where we saw three this year . they three horses die this year. they anco— three horses die this year. they nco-ana— three horses die this year. they anco-ana mn— three horses die this year. they also and run epsom also own and run epsom racecourse .— also own and run epsom racecourse . they to racecourse. they need to do nonnon— racecourse. they need to do nonnon .— racecourse. they need to do nonnon. — racecourse. they need to do better . yeah,— racecourse. they need to do better . yeah, so- racecourse. they need to do better . “55 5 racecourse. they need to do better .