since the coronation in may, of course he did attend the funeral of the king's late mother queen elizabeth iiis the first time the two men have met since the coronation and of course jill have met since the coronation and of coursejill biden was sent to represent the united states at the coronation of king charles. king charles no stranger to us presidents. ten years old he met his first president, president eisenhower, who had come to visit his late queen elizabeth ii and the queen herself had met 13 us presidents during her incredible 70 year reign as i'm sure king charles would have learnt a thing or two about how these meetings go from his late mother, the queen, so as we look at these pictures that we saw earlier, i'm very happy to introduce my two guests who will talk all this through with me. joining me now is royal correspondent daniela relph and julie norman. she's the co director of the centre on us politics at university college london. both of them join us now here on this sunny alone in the long walk outside windsor castle and if i can bring you and first of all, talk us through

first thursday on canada's national day, statues of queen victoria and queen elizabeth ii. in the city of vienna they found out that when they toppled the statues in these two symbols of the british royal family, they chanted, genocide is not proud. queen victoria in the years 1837 to 1901 and when this country was still a part of the british territory, the ruler of canada was one of these symbols. it is an empire that once covered the land from east to west, but today it has fallen under the feet of the protestors who have suffered under its throne. the wounds of the colonial past and racism have once again entered western societies and become a social challenge. as a result of the discrimination that has taken place for several years only native children and adults also had a bitter fate. at present , canadian natives have many social problems and the suicide rate among them has increased greatly . review their country, unfortunately, due to the large number and dispersion of these special public boarding schools, it is possible to witness the discovery of a number of these groups in

should be noted the windsor family, one of the richest in the world , nevertheless, the spouse of elizabeth iile, annually received 300,000 pounds sterling in terms of rubles for the maintenance of the government - this is more than 35 million. in ukraine, metropolitan pavel was sent to the sizo court in kiev changed the measure of restraint for the governor of the kiev-pechersk lavra from house arrest to the detention of clergymen representing economic orthodoxy and objectionable to the kiev regime, he is called a schismatic charged with a fabricated hut, the court announced the amount of the bail, 33 million hryvnia - that's about 900,000 dollars, such an amount of 33 million. only the prosecutor can pay. i don't have that kind of money and i don't think anyone will. i want to call my mother today and i won't be ashamed of me, because i'm being judged for christ for the church above. after the announcement of the court's decision, the metropolitan removed the staff and cross from his head, and also handed over to his lawyer. any minute in phuket , a solemn ceremony will begin in the presence

they did meet in the aftermath of the king's mother, queen elizabeth ii. joe biden met the king the night before the general then attended the funeral service itself. prior to that he metjoe biden twice in 2021 at the climate summit, and again at the climate summit in glasgow. there is a familiarity there. they will have met over the years perhaps more informally when he was prince of wales, that is whenjoe biden was as vice president. again they will know each other very well and i think that helps in terms of communication and understanding. i think we should see the motorcade shortly coming into the quad and windsor castle ready for the welsh guards to offer that ceremonial welcome to the american president. i think that is the motorcade that's is coming through. the motorcade that's is coming throu~h. . ., ., , ., through. yes, there are a number of cars coming — through. yes, there are a number of cars coming now- — through. yes, there are a number of cars coming now. the _ through. yes, there are a number of cars coming now. the number- through. yes,

elizabeth ii by re-electing him as prime minister.arge part of the palestinian people asked and did not want him to support his new government. the next part that was controversial was that he did not mention the naeli case. the accused 2902 is unwilling to be responsible and see the social networks as spreading hate. part of his speech is a link to nova's account of pcx engine construction materials. a part of makundi's speech, you mentioned the axis, what was the axis of the appointment of fire? now i want to ask about the death of a few days ago. the policemen who were arrested on the same charge, this brought a lot of reactions. they made it so that we announced that in this way they reduced their own services, especially the right characters will strongly protest against this police

first of all, they supported elizabeth ii by re-electing her as prime minister.rge part of the people liked her and did not want her new government. the next part that was somewhat controversial was that she did not mention the naeli case, but she did not mention the problem of the speech. she only mentioned the later events of shepard and projected it, so that all of her previous words were rejected. social ones too to hate

from this controversy, the french interior paid first of all for the fact that they supported elizabeth ii by re-electing her as the prime minister, which a large part of the palestinian people asked and did not want to support her new government. the next part that it was somewhat controversial that he did not mention naeli's case, but he did not mention the problem of the speech, he only discussed the subsequent events and projected them, so that all his previous words were rejected , accusing the family and of course the families' virtual networks of being responsible for what happened. responsible and accused the social networks of hatred, that part of the registration of the details of this human exam, a good pdf, and a part of makundi's talks were pointed to the axis of the other appointments, now i want to ask about the death a few days ago of the policemen who in one person was arrested with the same charge and this brought many reactions. one day after this incident, the policemen unofficially started an imputed and acquired strike and said that they started their services . their

role of his latest work , all fans of the popular british tv series the crown about her majesty elizabeth ii intrigues and scandals of the royal environment in the fifth season of the crown are delighted. anatoly vladimirovich kotenev. he played boris nikolaevich yeltsin exactly the same, and in russia they joke if you want reliability in the images of large-scale personalities, call kotenev. the story of mikhail lomov information? what kind of circus is this? it's a shame. i said hang up. a mess anatoly kotenev's filmography a dozen majors and colonels several generals a couple of heads of special services capital mayor general secretary of the central committee of the cpsu the president and marshal of the soviet union are not just roles my assistant is calling me. mash my agent, or rather, masha laughs herself, and only you zhukov is invited to play. i say can i not look like? uh says. well, in general , come and call me to the director. i 'm going to audition. we had a good time with him. time to tell jokes. he says, well, yes, indeed. i see that you do not look like some kind of cork was

buckingham palace has announced evidence that queen elizabeth ii committed a crime in the past. released to lower-ranking staff the bbc has launched an internal investigation into professional conduct , adding that the sun newspaper, which is owned by robert murdoch , was content to publish what the teenager's parents said about april's photos. for the reality of this teenager that it did not publish this story as a lie there are questions about the way the sun newspaper reported it and whether the newspaper took steps to ensure the truth of the report or not the people who , after a week of publishing this news on the front page of the newspapers, it seems that trust in the bbc and the sunshine newspaper has had a child with the latest news that in america, after the strike of different ages in hollywood, now the actors have gone on strike , the actors' union is demanding more royalties from the broadcasters. hollywood actors are also worried that use of artificial intelligence to create their face and voice will eventually lead to his unemployment. let's see ali's report. bts

the late elizabeth ii of france only 2 years ago returned to the african state of benin 26 works of arttolen at the end of the 19th century among the artifacts of totem statues, that is, what the locals expected from grace, now ukraine is in the position of an african colony, from which artifacts are taken away and whether it will be possible to return them later . in belarus , there are about 40 monasteries, the most famous in zhirovichi. holy afanasievsky and the way of the transfiguration in the brest region holy trinity vitebsk holy nicholas in gomel holy desert in the mogilev region. and if in our country there was a place for 100,000 citizens of ukraine who came to us in search of peace in the last year, then the opportunity to shelter the monks in the kiev-pechersk lavra. find it for sure. dictionaries say that religion is a form of social consciousness. that is, what comes from within everyone and unites the consciousness of people into one whole, regardless of distances and external influences, using the example of color revolutions. we have seen that the most effective way to

elizabeth ii gave him boat, water skiing.e brought them here, though gagarin then got the equipment for nothing now. jim will not stop this alignment, anyway, the newest figured better complete with a ski with bindings will cost about 1,000 or even more dollars. here, glorious, there is a little more, maybe 2,000 and a springboard. and here are four thousand dollars plus this, plus suits, files, helmets. well, if you like, you can overcome any amount and find money. find an opportunity to find skis to do what you love to ski elements of figure skating, only on the water demonstrate vasily mazurka. hiv at fifteen already won the championship of his country and the european championship time is normal. the length of the jump is 2 3 1 2 3 1 there are quite a lot of masters from belarus in this sport. after all. all the conditions and infrastructure have been created there . the president came to our base and huge state support was provided for the development of skiing in one, a stadium was built that meets all international sta

so late queen elizabeth ii. from edinburgh. >> the sun is still shining up there. cameron, what's the mood like there today? >> got a tartan tie on. >> he's got a tartan tie on. >> he's got a tartan tie on. >> i do appetite and tie on. thanks for noticing , andrew. thanks for noticing, andrew. yes, it is a bit of a mix, actually. i walked down the aisle of the royal mile a little bit earlier and already, despite the fact we're a couple of hours away processions kicking away from processions kicking off, there is a large presence down there from both pro monarchists and anti—monarchists. i spoke to the leader of a republic, grainne smith , the anti—monarchy group smith, the anti—monarchy group with the big yellow signs he was saying he's expecting around 300 people at his protest, which is just opposite saint giles cathedral , where the service of cathedral, where the service of thanksgiving going be thanksgiving is going to be taking later on where the taking place later on where the king will be presented with

elizabeth ii answered her funeral and the coronation of charles iii, moreover, because edwards turnedbe a pedophile, his wife and mother of five children said. she sent out a letter on his behalf , apologizing and explaining that he a psychiatric clinic where he needs treatment for depression and mental health problems , i recall earlier that one of the main news anchors of the bbc paid money to minors for sending him their erotic photos. so far , four people have filed indecency complaints against edwards. at the same time, the police say that they did not find the composition of the crimes and recommended that the bbc conduct an internal investigation of the presenter suspended from the air. selling cellophane rose kombucha natasha pupyrochka former director of the dolce vita no matter who you transfer or pay to, it is important that without commissions and restrictions, he was the first in russia to abolish commissions for all transfers and payments. order a free debit alpha card, alpha bank is the best mobile bank. sportmaster plus fishing. meet the new category in the mobile app.

did the same in his time, his predecessor and rival donald trump was forced to rush after him elizabeth iithe eve of the london tabloids, referring to disgruntled politicians in the ranks of the ruling conservative party. they urged their prime minister to be with biden. tougher, defending the interests of britain but for such experiments time and effort. sunako was clearly not enough. yes, and biden did not show any interest in dragging out his fleeting visit alexander khabarov ilya murdyukov and koshkina and maxim kolpachev 200, london the fighters of the named battalion, tula, went to the special operation zone. in this unit, only contract soldiers were trained under the guidance of experiments instructors, the governor of the region aleksey demin noted the special status of the battalion on how the fighters were seen off and how the training course took place, a report by vitaly motorin. the call sign maestro and the treble clef on the butt of the machine gun in alexander's spare time are not accidental. he promises to delight with songs with a guitar, and in battle he says that his pe

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are being released this week in the uk, marking the end of and aerate using her majesty queen elizabeth iign of king george vi, which ended in 1952. before we in the programme, an update on the australian sailor who survived two months in the pacific ocean by eating raw fish and drinking rainwater. he has arrived in manzanillo in mexico. 51—year—old tim shaddock, along with his dog bella, left mexico for french polynesia in april, but their boat was damaged by a storm several weeks later. they were rescued by a trawler this week after a helicopter spotted them. at a news conference, mr shaddock paid tribute to his furry companion. look, yes, bella — bella sort of found me in the middle of mexico. she is mexican. she is the spirit of the middle of the country and she wouldn't let me go. i tried to find a home for her maybe three times and she just kept following me onto the water. and so, you know, ifelt — she is a beautiful animal. i'm just grateful she is alive. she has a lot braver than i am, thatis she has a lot braver than i am, that is for sure.— that is for sure. that is why they cal

walked ahead of the monarch , his predecessor and rival donald trump was forced to rush after him elizabeth ii on the eve of the london tabloids, referring to disgruntled politicians in the ranks of the ruling conservative party. they urged their prime minister to be with biden. tougher, defending the interests of britain but for such experiments time and effort. sunako was clearly not enough. yes, and biden did not show interest in dragging out his fleeting visit alexander khabarov ilya mordyukov. it is koshkina and maxim kolpachkovesti, london unity is now clearly not other members of the north of the atlantic alliance lack a number of particularly russophobic states, including, of course, the baltic states , obviously. would you like to immediately accept ukraine into nato well, or at least a guarantee of entry in the future, however, senior hawks. whether it is germany or the united states , similar ones intend to confine themselves to some consultations and, moreover, to drag out the conflict at the cost of ukrainian lives. what else to expect? from themselves, eugene tried to predict res

head of| windsor has hosted many head of state and many us presidents and the king's late mother elizabeth iipresidents and even the king himself met his first us president at the age of ten when president eisenhower came to visit the king's mother way back in bell moral but this meeting today although not a state visit, state visits differ, of course, because they are longer and only involve state banquets, or military parades. this was a important won both the uk and the united states with president biden of course being here but not until today meeting king charles iii is king. he was crowned of course in may and since then, this is the first time president biden has had a meeting with the king and you can see the handshake between the two men was a warm one. in fact, the whole feeling you got between them was two men who actually get on really rather quite well together. there was, as you can see, a brief moment where they stood and listened to the us anthem, inspecting the troops and both men went inside the royal palace of windsor to continue with some tea and some meeting to talk about

joe biden of course did attend the funeral of queen elizabeth ii but he did not attend the coronationl attend the coronation in may for the his wifejill biden was on instead. the two men had a lot to talk about and they have a lot in common. climate finance and the battle to save the climate and the environment very much the focal point for these two men. when they walked into windsor castle they were met and greeted by a group of philanthropic and finance leaders, climate finance leaders to talk through ways in which they could try to combat the problems issued by climate change. a little bit earlier we were standing around here in the immediate area and the climate envoy, the special climate envoy for the us john climate envoy for the usjohn kerry came on a walkabout and started talking to a few police officers on mounted horses. we stopped him and asked him a little bit about how things today went. have a listen. finally maybe people are realising, this is real. and it's going to get worse. unless we move rapidly to be able to accelerate the transition. you know, it's a very simple

events, certainly in recent months, which will go down in history in terms of the death of queen elizabeth ii the coronation of king charles, huw edwards was at the forefront of all of that. now there is a very different story emerging. laura, thank you very much. let's also bring in roger bolton, former bbc executive and independent producer. let's start by getting your thoughts on everything that's been revealed today. i your thoughts on everything that's been revealed today.— been revealed today. i think it's traaic. i been revealed today. i think it's tragic. i think _ been revealed today. i think it's tragic. i think it _ been revealed today. i think it's tragic. i think it was _ been revealed today. i think it's. tragic. i think it was foreseeable, a lot of this. there are two tragedies involved. the original family involved in the position of huw edwards, and particularly his family. i want to say that i think we need to stop speculating. i think it's admirable the bbc has been reporting openly the news in this way, but now there is a danger of being obsessive about it. there are other

that there may be traces of other nuts, we read, be sure to label cashews, for example, which elizabeth iihem less often. white is allergic 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 53 daily doses, omega 3 months. we lose the question, we lose. mostly. these are saturated and more unsaturated fatty acids nuts - this is a product rich in these fatty acids, respectively, and a hero of dissolving 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 is it? these are the factors that try attack our cells and destroy them with these free radicals. destruc

not as popular as his mother as queen elizabeth ii. he has taken over and popular.e minister. the prime minister is essentially facing a mini revolt in his own conservative party. his poll numbers are tanking. we're listening to the welch guards as our president and the king review the troops they are about to sit down and have tea inside brian i don't believe they know where they are going. >> stuart: why don't they have the eye liberal guards. the welsh guards. why don't they have the irish guards for the president? >> steve: good question these are the welsh guards. what's interesting about these two even though he has only been king for a couple of months. these two have known each other for decades through washington, d.c. >> stuart: they have both been around for decades. >> brian: king always go to delaware, does the king vacation in delaware? >> ainsley: probably never. the queen hosted in 2016 and trump in 2018 and biden also had actually queen elizabeth at windsor two years ago in 2021. >> stuart: not just the relationship between thatcher and reagan. >> b

he joined the sat 65 civil rights march, performed fore nelson mandela, jfk, queen elizabeth ii.th his, jazz pia pianist. thank you for being here. i'm sorry it's on the news about your friend. we were looking at videos of you and tony playing together. there's one from 2015 iconic rendition of "the way you look tonight" i wanted to share with our audience. ♪ ♪ reckless charm, please arrange it because i love you, just the way you look tonight ♪ ♪ >> what are you thinking about? >> it's not just iconic. it's definitive. and that's what he wanted to do. when he sang something, he wanted it to be definitive. he put his stamp on it in that way. it was so warm, and so soulful. that's what tony bennett was. >> you just met when he asked to you fill in and the two of you became friends? >> well, at first he came and heard me play at a club that i used to play at when i was, well this, was about 30 years ago or more. he came in with helen king and just came in to listen. he drew a sketch of me. he gave it to me. i was meeting one of my heroes. late here came to a club where i was playin

he met with the late queen elizabeth ii, and king charles during the queen's funeral, but in keepingoronation in may. president biden put the hand on the king's back at one point, which was much commented on in the uk. a royal source said it was a correct protocol and called it a wonderful symbol of warmth and affection. joining me now is sally bedel smith. seeing the president and the king together, both on the world stage for decades, do these kinds of meetings matter? >> well, i think the one today did matter. it was different from certainly the way the queen operated. not that she wasn't aware of substantiative issues but it was mostly played out in private, and today was, to me, having studied him for a long time, sort of a marker for his reign. he was -- he's always been a convener. he's loved convening groups, but that was when he was prince of wales and now he is king. and he was doing it with a very specific agenda in mind, and an agenda that he absolutely shares with president biden. they are completely in accord on climate. and this was a heavy hitter group. it was 50 to 6

unlike previous meetings that monarchs have had with presidents, at least in the case of queen elizabeth iias, with president trump and melania, they were all sort of ceremonial occasions. this is very different. this is going to be a meeting of -- this is going to deal with climate and he has and the people he has invited, philanthropists and finance years and industrialists, people who have already been on board the climate bandwagon and the purpose -- i mean, it is really interesting that it is a meeting with a purpose, a very difficult agenda so that will be a real departure from what we have seen. >> you had mentioned, sally, that there would be sort of collegiality between them and a warmth between them. i thought it was interesting when we saw them first meet, there was some physical touching. and do you all remember when michelle obama had the gall, apparently, to put her hand on the small of the back of the queen in 2009. and there was all of this outrage. and the queen was totally cool with it. >> by the way, they had their arms around each other. i talked to two people who were r

did the same at the time, his predecessor and rival donald trump was forced to rush after him elizabeth iids , referring to disgruntled politicians in the ranks of the ruling conservative party. called on their prime minister to be biden. tougher, defending the interests of britain but for such experiments time and effort. sunako had clearly not enough. yes, and biden did not show interest in dragging out his fleeting visit alexander khabarov ilya murdyukov. precisely koshkina and maxim kolpachev, 200, london a few minutes ago biden's plane landed in vilnius where the nato summit starts tomorrow then. will the us president be able to get down the ladder without incident? dozens watched, the biden tv cameras managed to cope, but already on the ground there was a hitch. the head of lithuania had to explain something to the owner of the white house with gestures several times before he found the way to your cortege. the capital of lithuania before the biden flight was transferred by patriots from germany, caesar from france and hercules , and this time not for ukraine, about what yevgeny resh

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can't you name something after the after the queen pubs wishing to name themselves after queen elizabeth iison, end quote . for reason, end quote. for government, for with government . understood. to be working hard on official national memorial for the late monarch. so they're saying if you want to name it the queen elizabeth house maybe and shakespeare's globe theatre . yeah, you can't name it. you have to ask the government. and so basically they're saying that the that the government that the queen continues to own the land, own the name queen elizabeth. >> yeah. i mean it's our name, i suppose, and the royal family is sort of like a thing. it's like our head of type thing, our head of state type thing, right ? i want andrew right? i want prince andrew erotic holiday island. yeah, that's the that's the theme park i'd open with the royal name, but blackgang chine in isle of wight they should rebrand that one. >> got a low level, but actually the whole of britain could just >> got a low level, but actually thenamed of britain could just >> got a low level, but actually the named of b|inst

can't you name something after the after the queen pubs wishing to name themselves after queen elizabeth iison, end quote . for reason, end quote. for government, for with government . understood. to be working hard on official national memorial for the late monarch. so they're saying if you want to name it the queen elizabeth house maybe and shakespeare's globe theatre . yeah, you can't name it. you have to ask the government. and so basically they're saying that the that the government that the queen continues to own the land, own the name queen elizabeth. >> yeah. i mean it's our name, i suppose, and the royal family is sort of like a thing. it's like our head of type thing, our head of state type thing, right ? i want andrew right? i want prince andrew erotic holiday island. yeah, that's the that's the theme park i'd open with the royal name, but blackgang chine in isle of wight they should rebrand that one. >> got a low level, but actually the whole of britain could just >> got a low level, but actually thenamed of britain could just >> got a low level, but actually the named of b|inst

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the government is to consider creating a national memorial in honour of the late queen elizabeth ii andittee to decide on a monument is expected to be announced ahead of the anniversary of her late majesty's death. queen elizabeth died on september 8th, aged 96. well another royal news, kensington palace has released a photo of prince george to mark his 10th birthday. prince george is pictured smiling for the camera, wearing a check shirt and trousers while sitting on a step, a set of steps. in windsor, the future king celebrates his birthday tomorrow . tv online, dab+ radio and on tune in. this is gb news nato. time for headliners . time for headliners. hello and welcome to headliners. >> your first look at saturday's newspapers . i'm your host andrew newspapers. i'm your host andrew doyle. in my comedy arsenal tonight, i've got the antique musket , lewis schaffer and the musket, lewis schaffer and the mi6 big dog, nick dixon. >> how are you both doing? >> how are you both doing? >> m61 . >> m61. >> m61. >> isn't that the right? >> isn't that the right? >> isn't that the right? >> i th

>> so the long the last consort, prince philip, husband of the late queen elizabeth ii he got on average way to 1952. the civil list act of 1952. and it actually names prince philip that he is going to get a parliamentary allowance in income every year. now the problem for the queen, camilla, is that she clearly is not named in the 1952 act. and it would take another act of parliament in order to give her an allowance from parliament. and perhaps it was thought in a cost of living crisis where so much money has been, taxpayer's money has on royal has been spent on big royal events. recently the late queen's funeral, the coronation we've has we've seen the economy has dropped slightly due to the we've seen the economy has droppbankightly due to the we've seen the economy has droppbank holidayre to the we've seen the economy has droppbank holiday due the we've seen the economy has droppbank holiday due to e we've seen the economy has droppbank holiday due to that extra bank holiday due to that pandemic. sorry, not pandemic. the coronation itself , the extra the coronation itself, the extra

the government is to consider creating a national memorial in honour of the late queen elizabeth ii andittee to decide on a monument is expected to be announced ahead of the anniversary of her late majesty's death. queen elizabeth died on september 8th, aged 96. well another royal news, kensington palace has released a photo of prince george to mark his 10th birthday. prince george is pictured smiling for the camera, wearing a check shirt and trousers while sitting on a step, a set of steps. in windsor, the future king celebrates his birthday tomorrow . tv online, dab+ radio and on tune in. this is gb news nato. time for headliners . time for headliners. hello and welcome to headliners. >> your first look at saturday's newspapers . i'm your host andrew newspapers. i'm your host andrew doyle. in my comedy arsenal tonight, i've got the antique musket , lewis schaffer and the musket, lewis schaffer and the mi6 big dog, nick dixon. >> how are you both doing? >> how are you both doing? >> m61 . >> m61. >> m61. >> isn't that the right? >> isn't that the right? >> isn't that the right? >> i th

and of course, president biden attended came to london before the queen elizabeth ii funeral.n the eve of that funeral. and the president's hands, first lady jill biden. biden attended that. and indeed , the state funeral of and indeed, the state funeral of queen funeral of queen elizabeth ii inside westminster abbey as well. so the relationship is still very much strong here, but the king is clearly above politics and it tends to be for a for a welcome such as this and the meetings going on inside windsor castle, all about soft diplomacy rather than any hard graft political meetings , as it graft political meetings, as it were. it's kind of softening the relationship between the politicians of both nations . politicians of both nations. >> cameron walker at windsor castle, thank you so much. and it does remind you, mark, actually, doesn't it, that time at windsor castle with queen at windsor castle with the queen when trump , there when president trump, there was a misstep. you a bit of a misstep. do you remember we remember that? i don't think we had from president had the s

and thatis the late queen elizabeth ii.use the original sword of state gifted by a pope to james, the fourth of scotland, it was seen as too fragile to be in use anymore. so a new sword was commissioned 20 200 £0. it costs . so it's got a 200 £0. it costs. so it's got a hefty price tag. it's also very heavy, 7.5kg and it's five foot long and many people are pointing out that it was dame katherine grainger who carried the sword and presented it to the sword and presented it to the king. the former olympic gold medallist . so the king. the former olympic gold medallist. so perhaps and so some people were saying were comparing her to penny mordaunt, who of course carried the sword of state inside westminster abbey with the during the coronation service last month. so who held the sword better? well guess we'll have to wait for the viewers to make up their minds on that one. >> yes, we will indeed. i think penny morton certainly held the sword longer, didn't sword for longer, though, didn't she? with holding she? she was tasked

darcy on twitter to say the monarchy died with hm queen elizabeth ii oh sorry to me. forgive that. to me the monarchy died with elizabeth. a very sad sentiment. but there may be an element of truth to that. keep those opinions coming. your verdict in. 70% of you agree verdict is in. 70% of you agree that king charles is strong enough to see off the growing republican 30% is republican threat. 30% say he is not. coming up after sparking huge controversy online, including from leftie luvvies like david baddiel and richard bacon , an english football bacon, an english football legend and dropper of truth bombs. matt le tissier defends his tweets that britain is on the brink of a communist style takeover . also, this is deeply takeover. also, this is deeply troubling. after five schoolgirls set out to ban unisex toilets. but their online petition gets taken down. is the safety of students being sacrificed at the altar of extreme gender ideology ? erg extreme gender ideology? erg broadcaster and campaigner tanya buxton makes a plea to remove our daughters from danger. are you worried ab

but there is a new addition , a new sword named addition, a new sword named after queen elizabeth iihe sword as part of that service of thanksgiving. we can the king, the queen can expect the king, the queen later and the prince and princess of wales, who are known as duke duchess of as the duke and duchess of rothesay so make rothesay in scotland. so make sure you keep tuning in to gb news all afternoon. >> thank you, cameron . keep us >> thank you, cameron. keep us posted. now cross to the posted. let's now cross to the shadow health secretary. we've got wes streeting here on this 75th anniversary of the national health service. where's the money? how do you feel on a day like this? such a significant day . and i suppose there's day. and i suppose there's underlying joy. but you must be troubled by the state the nhs is in. good morning . in. good morning. >> good morning. i think that's exactly right . i don't begrudge exactly right. i don't begrudge nhs staff past and present celebrating the enormous contribution they make and the nhs has made to our country over the last 75 years

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and really, i think that the number of that is that queen elizabeth ii, had great admiration in scotlanddependent country that chose to become independent in 2014. in scotland would now be looking at whether we were going to retain the monarchy or not. i think that would be the position we would be in just now for independent. yeah, can just yeah, david, can you just explain why it is that i explain to me why it is that i know that in, in, in the coronation, when king charles was just a weeks was crowned just a few weeks ago, that amazing ago, we used all that amazing regalia that was redone in, regalia that was all redone in, what, 1661, wasn't it, by charles the second, i think. >> and why it is if it is the coronation for the king of the united kingdom, not just of england, why the coronation did not include using the crown of scotland just to seal that, as it were. why do we not use both sets of regalia? >> well, once upon a time we actually did. we use the most important bit of the regalia of scotland, the one that does allegedly survive from the middle ages. the stone of scone, whi

and of course, it is also probably the very first banner to have a late majesty, the queen elizabeth iiing up. >> now. indeed. there it is . holly >> hey, joe. yes . so that's cook >> hey, joe. yes. so that's cook memorial. i had the pleasure of meeting with some of their members down in rossnowlagh county donegal last saturday, where they brought their new banner the first time. banner out for the first time. so it's good to see them here today. >> it is indeed. yeah. >> it is indeed. yeah. >> no district number nine will be parading for us. us district number nine coming up. >> yes . whoa well, we shall . whoa well, we shall. >> that appears to be district number two. so . yeah. number two. so. yeah. >> yeah , yeah . there's some >> yeah, yeah. there's some recognition there from the shankill . they're out in force shankill. they're out in force today. it's good to see them . today. it's good to see them. >> there's the mcmullen memorial lodge coming past there as well . and on the back of their banneris . and on the back of their banner is the garden of beth mead. so again, that draw

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how would you honour the memory of queen elizabeth ii?and it's coming up to the first anniversary already of her death. hard to believe. >> how are we going to do that? a woman who had such a spectacular long and incredible reign. can we a statue reign. how how can we a statue to a garden, a museum, to a rose garden, a museum, a memorial, or don't we to do it? >> but so we want your ideas. let us know your thoughts on all our talking points. email us at gbviews@gbnews.com. first, gbviews@gbnews.com. but first, here's your morning news with rory . rory smith. >> thank you very much. andre moore . british holidaymakers are moore. british holidaymakers are due to return to the uk from roads as repack creation flights continue while the fires have consumed the island for eight days, forcing residents to retreat to shelters along the coast. hundreds of evacuees have already landed at uk airports , already landed at uk airports, two operated by easyjet , with two operated by easyjet, with a third today. in addition to its nine scheduled flights

royal mile to saint giles cathedral for a service which happened 70 years ago for just after queen elizabeth iibe presented with the honours of scotland. there was actually just for a little bit of history for you in 1953, there was a bit of bucha in scotland. the fact that the queen was being referred to as queen elizabeth. the second because they were pointing out that they'd never had a elizabeth before. so technically it was elizabeth , technically it was elizabeth, the first of scotland . but there the first of scotland. but there have been three charless for more whose namesake for the king here in scotland. so cameron , here in scotland. so cameron, just the same problem this time. but as you said, mark, there's a few protesters just for people who are tuning in. >> they might be watching and thinking, well, hang on a minute. we only had the coronation eight weeks ago. what's this all about? so just explain to us the significance and relevance of today . and relevance of today. >> absolutely . so scotland did >> absolutely. so scotland did have its own monarchs until the union of the cro

>> in a joke >> because i announced in a joke that elizabeth had died that queen elizabeth ii had diedlow the on the bed with the announcement a day in the afternoon. >> but you should know. listen everybody knows. everybody knows that of any the that i'd announcement of any the bbc has a very strict obe procedure which is what they call it. >> yeah, was a message. >> yeah, it was a message. >> yeah, it was a message. >> i know, because used >> i know, because i used to work it's a very work there as well. it's a very strict and you do not work there as well. it's a very strict with and you do not work there as well. it's a very strict with the and you do not work there as well. it's a very strict with the obei you do not work there as well. it's a very strict with the obe procedure ot work there as well. it's a very strict with the obe procedure on mess with the obe procedure on any ever, especially any level ever, especially with members of the royal family, correct? right. i got >> you're right. and i got suspended but my suspended for a week. but my point that are point is, is that

gavin ashenden joins me now, who's the former chaplain to queen elizabeth and look where are elizabeth ii i don't think it is, but i'm probably in the same place. almost everybody else is, which is when you see a case like this, your heart just feels the most enormous compassion and you want to make an exception. >> and i think that's >> and i think probably that's the go. it's got to the right way to go. it's got to be against the law. but then we need the courts to use the utmost discretion compassion need the courts to use the utn people cretion compassion need the courts to use the utn people whom compassion need the courts to use the utnpeople who break compassion need the courts to use the utn people who break the npassion need the courts to use the utn people who break the law. ;ion for people who break the law. >> because you change it so >> because if you change it so that it's no longer against the law, what you have is a liberalised section of society we with. we can't cope with. >> so if we at a few >> so if we look at a few countries where started countries where they started

civil prince known as the civil list, prince philip the late philip as consort to the late queen elizabeth iign grant, which is how the royal family is currently funding funded . and currently funding funded. and prince philip actually his prince philip actually kept his annual he to annual allowance and he got to keep until his death in keep it up until his death in april 2021. but here's the key point. when all of this was decided back in 1952, this is how long ago we're talking prince philip was actually named on the piece of legislation. so in order for camilla as the new queen consort to get that annual allowance from parliament, it would need another act of parliament to name her in order to get that money. and clearly, i think perhaps in the cost of living crisis, it wouldn't go down too well in those circles, particularly the fact that so much money has been spent on big royal events by the taxpayer recently , the coronation, for recently, the coronation, for example, we heard this week , example, we heard this week, didn't the economy has didn't we, that the economy has shrunk , part