at the death of queen elizabeth ii, she became the longest serving _ elizabeth ii, she became the longestnked _ serving monarch in europe. denmark's prime minister thanked the _ serving monarch in europe. denmark's prime minister thanked the queen i serving monarch in europe. denmark's prime minister thanked the queen for| prime minister thanked the queen for her service saying it was difficult to understand that the time had come for a change of throne. a feeling echoed across denmark as the nation prepares to welcome the next royal generation. you saw her in the report but earlier i spoke to a journalist who gave me her reaction to this unexpected announcement. i mean, the queen's speech is a speech that all people in denmark traditionally gather around to hear, and also people have guessing games in terms of which topics that she will touch upon. and usually she talks about topics that has marked the year. this year in her speech, she actually was very serious in her tone of voice from the get go. she spoke about the war in ukraine. she spoke about the war in gaza. and she also spoke a

elizabeth ii's reign became the longest in british history. spent the time. 70 years, during which time there have been 15 prime ministers in the uk and 13 presidents in the usa. another queen of denmark, margrethe ii , turned 83 in april. she has been sitting on the throne for more than half a century, is formally the commander-in-chief of the armed forces, heads the church of the danish people, and also paints, sews church vestments, smokes a lot, and plays sports. it is famous for its politicians and long-livers. and the middle east. the king of saudi arabia, salman bin abdulaziz al-saud, will turn 10 this year. 88. and the brothers fidel and raul castro ruled cuba for more than 60 years, together they fought against the batista dictatorship and built socialism on the island. in 2008, when fidel retired due to a serious illness, raul took charge of the island. he retired only the year before last, at the age of 89, but remained in politics as the leader of the cuban revolution. robert mugabe led zimbabwe for 37 years and was overthrown at a

the statues of queen victoria and queen elizabeth ii were pulled down in the city of winnie peak on thursday, july 1, and on canada's national day. protesters at the time of toppling the statues of these two symbols of queen victoria's royal family in the years 1837 to 1901 and when this country was still part of the british empire, canada was considered the ruler of canada. these statues are a symbol of the empire that was once it covered the earth from east to west. but today it has fallen under the feet of protestors who have suffered under its throne. the wounds of the colonial past and racism once again in western societies has become a soldier and a social challenge. as a result of discrimination on several levels. not only children but also native adults had a bitter fate. at present, the natives of hayada have many social problems, and the amount of selfishness among them has increased a lot. the discovery of mass graves of indigenous children made canadians think again. and review the historical facts of their country. unfortunately, due to the large number and dispersion of these.

. >> the king delivered his second christmas message since the death of his mother, queen elizabeth ii. outside st. patrick's cathedral in new york , visitors enjoyed the city . reflected on christmas. back at home, san francisco's union square is a popular spot for some families this christmas we saw people dining, walking around and taking photos of all to see. on family visiting from mexico city told us they are enjoying their first time in san francisco. >> since we got together when we were young, we wanted to come to san francisco and now we have our kids we came to celebrate christmas here. >> i like it so much. and i don't want that to finish for christmas. >> a family says one of their favorite parts of hanging out at union square was the ice skating rink . >>> across the bay area families are marking the holiday with presents but some decided to turn christmas day into a family outing. will popular holiday spot was san jose's christmas in the park. every year it is transformed . families, businesses and others pigeon to decorate dozens of trees . there is also music and rides

queen elizabeth ii of great britain, writer stanislav lem, chancellor of germany helmut kohl and thesident of ukraine were also awarded the order. viktor yushchenko. preservation of christmas traditions from december 25 to 29 in ivano-frankivsk will be held annually between. folk festival kolyada na maizlyah, it will be held for the 15th time, which the organizers have prepared this time, let's see in the story of my colleagues, further: a special coziness and family atmosphere, in ivano-frankivsk is preparing for the 15th international christmas festival kolyada na maizlyah, it will start on december 25 and last for 5 days, this year , bands from all over the country will perform at the festival with concert programs. every day is extremely busy, and up to 13 groups in one evening, you can imagine the richness of the carols, you can imagine the diversity of the actual sound of these kolyats and gifts, which will be presented at one festival performance. choirs from odesa, kharkiv, ternopil, chornomorsk and lutsk will visit ivano-frankivsk, and online groups from the united states of

see how pompously queen elizabeth ii of great britain received him and his wife in the 70s.n the 70s , romania actively monetized friendship with europe and the usa. the poor country borrows from western loans, and its leader lives in a palace with 80 rooms and gradually gets used to official titles such as genius of the carpathians, the source of our world, the full-flowing danube of reason. all tv programs from he is severely censored, the father of the nation can only be filmed from the right points because of his short stature. the cult of personality requires ceausescu to build his own mega project. for the construction of this megalithic palace of the peoples, chushisku orders thousands of people to be resettled and several kilometers of history to be demolished. the center of bucharest. this house is worth several billion dollars. 20 thousand builders built for more than 10 years. it has 1,100 rooms and is the second largest office building in the world after the american pentagon. techoushevsky was shot not for the palace, but for it almost 30 years of torture over m

queen elizabeth ii of great britain, writer stanislav lem, chancellor of germany helmut kohl and presidentviktor yushchenko were also awarded the order. preserving christmas traditions from december 25 to 29, ivano-frankivsk will host the annual international festival kolyada na maizly. it will be held on the 15th once prepared by the organizers, let's see further. a special coziness and family atmosphere in ivano-frankivsk are preparing for the 15th international christmas festival kolyada na maizlyah. it will start on december 25 and last for 5 days. this year , groups from all over ukraine will perform at the festival with concert programs. every day is extremely busy, and up to 13 teams in one evening, you can imagine the wealth. you can imagine the diversity of the actual sound of these kolyats and bounties, which will be presented at one festival performance. to choirs from odesa, kharkiv, ternopil, chornomorsk and lutsk will visit ivano-frankivsk, and groups from the united states of america, france, finland, germany, sweden and moldova will perform online, and of course, local band

a distant relative of queen elizabeth ii, a representative of the english aristocracy, cameron entered the heatherdown private school at the age of 7. for the boys, then you went, you always had a plan b, what happened? at your age, i had no idea what i would do; already at the institute i was going to devote myself to public service, but i always knew that when building a political career, you had to keep a backup plan in mind, otherwise you risk losing everything. cameron began his political career in the conservative party at eighty eighth, in the team of future home secretary david davis and an opponent of britain's exit from the european union. a non-goth from this gang. halomont was held responsible for what happened, and cameron not only did not lose party trust, but also received a position as a special adviser in the ministry of internal affairs, an advantageous marriage with samantha gwendalyn, or rather an acquaintance with her. his mother and the management of the broadcasting company carlton communications brought him to the post of director of corporate relations, twice u

we were so accustomed, obviously, to queen elizabeth ii, 70 years and more on the throne, but i thinkhis own style on it. and i think we've seen in some of the speeches that he's made in germany and to the cop conference that he's able to make speeches that, actually, his mother would never have made. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. here in the uk, an appealfor peace in the middle east has been echoed by the head of the catholic church in england and wales. cardinal vincent nichols says he is extremely worried after two women seeking shelter in a church in gaza were reportedly killed by israeli snipers, a claim denied by the israeli defense forces. the cardinal says catholic parishioners may be forced to leave. i think their biggest fear and my biggest fear is that, somehow, they will be given the order to vacate and just move, just go. there is nowhere safe. they want to stay. they've always stayed there. they've always looked after the needy, the 5a seriously handicapped children who are there. sometimes times of darkness help us to focus on what is really of l

as journalists calculated, these lands. and cornwall have brought queen elizabeth ii and charles ii justst 70 years . the fact that the queen of england saved 70 years of potion was begged for in just two speeches in the european parliament. making a billion pounds from the dead is not souvenir plates with royal corgis. sell. at the same time, the king claimed that these funds were directed to charity. the whole world was wondering who the new monarch would be? a tyrant or a tyrant, but he turned out to be an ordinary swindler, well, in principle, the monarchy is the charity of the entire country for one family. as the publication notes, only a small part is sent to charity; the rest is spent on repairing the king’s estates, which he rents out. let your grandfather live to the fullest, he will live his whole life. all my life i dreamed of getting into the royal treasury. international sawmill, king in law. a cultural chasm has opened up between greece and the uk this week. sunok canceled the meeting after mitsatakis stated that the porthenon sculptures, which are in the british museum, w

family, her grandfather , lord louismanbatten, was the uncle of prince philip, the husband of elizabeth iithe last governor general of india. mautbaten died in a terrorist attack that was organized by the irish republican army. great britain. and the royal family has been supporting ukraine and the refugees since the first days of the full-scale invasion. in england , they really felt that ukraine was part of europe, that's why they were so horrified by all this. great britain was horrified to see this happening so close, that this terrorist putin was able to invade and do it so close to us all. hicks herself is a man of the world. the house where the family lives is located in the bahamas. islands repeatedly. became victims of hurricanes, helping neighbors, who lost everything during hurricane dorian, became hicks' first volunteer project. during this work, she joined the team of the global empowerment mission charitable foundation. this organization was one of the first to respond to the trouble that came to ukraine. its founder, michael caponi, immediately flew to poland and organized h

we were so accustomed to queen elizabeth ii, 70 years and more on the throw, but i think her son, charlesthink her son, charles, is now stamping his own style on it and i think we've seen in some of the speeches he's made in germany and to the cop conference, but he is able to make speeches that its mother would never have made. definitely a transition within _ would never have made. definitely a transition within the _ would never have made. definitely a transition within the british - transition within the british monarchy. thank you so much. the israeli prime minister has returned from a visit from gaza and has said that israel would be seeking to deepen the conflict there. stay with us here on bbc news. merry christmas. hope you're having a pleasant day, whether you're celebrating or indeed just taking it easy. here's the forecast for the rest of christmas day and for boxing day. so today, cloudy with rain for some of us. blustery too. very mild. boxing day is looking a lot more promising, with some sunshine in the forecast. that's been so mild because of this south—westerly wind, air

olympic games in guatemala, in london at the days of russian culture, she sang a moscow evening for elizabeth iig, the fog was floating over the river, come out. he laughs, he will sleep in the end , this also happens, you know, he’s sitting in the front row , like that, he came, well, obviously, you know, his wife told him, let’s go to the concert on the ninth, but he doesn’t like this music at all, he’s like, well , i’ll come and tell you, i’m not bothering you, there’s no loudly, maybe make it quieter, that is, the viewer must be earned, deserved. very soon we will be visiting skazka with the country’s main shuttlecocks, they don’t crack nuts, they are fascinating, the advertising won’t last long , what pin code, if a simple question has become a quiz, can help with appetite, it promotes recovery. a reliable and large-scale bank knows that you can do more than you think, when your dreams are not an imaginary world, but a reality, when relationships can become even warmer, when it is so easy to increase the joy of loved ones, consumer loan from rosselkhozbank with love for its people, more tha

a handful of fine art facsimiles printed on high quality paper, is dedicated to the late queen elizabeth iit london's lambeth palace library, where her son, king charles iii, recently popped in for a visit for the pbs newshour, i'm fred de sam lazaro, in london. ♪ geoff: a reminder to tune-in to our special, "america at a crossroads with judy woodruff," which explores the country's divisions as we head into 2024. >> a nation that god's. >> the country is more divided certainly along partisan lines. >> it is about our feelings about each other. we are angry at one another. >> the culture war stuff is breaking her ability to go together. >> what is driving our conflicts. >> how many people believe the election was stolen? >> and whether we can come together. geoff: that's airing at 9:00 eastern, 8:00 central on pbs and streaming online at pbs.org/newshour. and you can read more online. judy woodruff reflects on her last year of reporting on divisions across the country, and what's ahead. that's on our website. and that's the newshour for tonight. i'm geoff bennett. thanks for joining us. >> m

queen elizabeth ii was 96.t's not anything unusual in a world in which people are getting older and living longer and having better quality of life as they age for them to continue to be in positions of power. i have no doubt that president biden in his second term will continue the tremendous record of leadership and commitment to democracy, to our -- the history of our country, the rights that we cherish. host: one of the -- one of the major criticisms of president biden as you heard on this program is the handling of the southern border. what do you think of that? caller: i think that the situation at the border that we have currently is not president biden's fault directly. the problem is that -- not the problem, but the issue is that we have international agreements under our laws that relate to asylum. lots of people who are coming through the southern border, they are not getting around the border agents and going into the country disappearing. what they are doing is they are going to border agents to ge

usa, a sign of historical repentance for black slaves, but oprah’s mood was such that it left elizabeth iicall a fragment of that explosive interview. have you been asked how dark your child will be? and also, what will this mean and what will it look like? who, you won’t tell me, who had such conversations with you? i think it will hurt them a lot. okay, how did such meetings go, there were conversations about safety, about the fact that there would be no title for how dark the child’s skin would be at birth. harry told me this, his family had these conversations with him, and i thought, wow, wow itself, it threw up its hands, we repeat, the bright face of blm is closely connected with the us democratic party, if so, then the message for britain was sent in a completely definite and uncompromising manner, yes, the names of the family members were not yet named, but this is completely unimportant, and it didn’t even matter how true megan markov’s accusations were, in the era of post-truth, mitu and whites, facts, the matter is not the most important thing, the british royal family are raci

games in guatemala, in london at the days of russian culture, she performed a moscow evening for elizabeth iiul subjects. she is the russian people's queen. for me there are souls, each with their own problem. the folk song is catchy. what kind of people, such stories, i’m sergei mayorov, see you on ntv tomorrow morning, happily. show of the year is in full swing on the same stage with top russian pop stars and famous bloggers are young artists, which means the annual tv festival “christmas song of the year” is being prepared for airing. my dears, watch the christmas song of the year on new year's holidays on ntv. christmas carol of the year has been bringing together artists big and small since 2010. this time , more than 160 young talents took part in the filming. these are students of igor krutov’s academy from seven cities, as well as participants in the children’s new wave, our generation and good wave projects. firstly, this is already an established good tradition, i can’t imagine my new year without this project, because, well, firstly, it’s very nice when children sing your songs, an

late, great queen elizabeth ii in regard to sussexes . in regard to the sussexes.ut ? about? >> yeah, this one's difficult, mark, because there's so many spider webs when it comes to this. but there's a letter from queen that does state queen elizabeth that does state that she feels like she wants harry and meghan to have effective security. but in this letter being released as prince harry challenges the decision to not give him this additional level of security, it does seem to make harry and meghan look dishonest . it makes oprah look dishonest. it makes oprah look like , you know, not a very good like, you know, not a very good journalist just because it's putting their version of events dunng putting their version of events during the oprah interview and dunng during the oprah interview and during the oprah interview and during the netflix series in doubt. so you are saying that this letter exists from the queen that says she wants you to have , you know, effective have, you know, effective security while your entire narrative throughout the last few years is

filming was paused after the death of queen elizabeth ii, and it premieres on netflix. >>> i don't remember"renaissance" started in theaters on thursday night and over $5 million in thursday previews putting it on track for a $20 million opening weekend. renaissance chronicles beyonce's recent world tour and you may remember the iconic coachella performance that turned into a netflix documentary, this time around beyonce and her team struck a deal to release "renaissance" only in ax mc theaters. and none other than taylor swift attended the renaissance premiere in london, returning the honor or favor, after beyonce was on the red carpet in smith's eras tour in october and of the 20 million expected to come, in i am contributed one million so i will be there after the show today. >> you will see it many, many times. >> yes. >> and a new song. >> a new single which apparently a lot of people are thinking is great. >> beyonce and taylor swift together. >> star power for sure. >>> one more story. a preview of the all new "saturday night live," actress emma stone the latest edition of the "snl"'

eight the passing eight months since the passing of elizabeth of his mother, queen elizabeth ii, witnessed a new ii, the world witnessed a new monarch following her footsteps. after years, longest after 70 years, the longest reign in british history, the royal family as well as tv royalty, took their seats the royalty, took their seats in the abbey eagerly awaited abbey as they eagerly awaited king queen camilla king charles and queen camilla to in the iconic diamond to arrive in the iconic diamond jubilee state prince harry jubilee state coach prince harry also made an appearance to support after support his father after stepping down as a working royal. flew alone, leaving royal. he flew alone, leaving wife meghan markle children wife meghan markle and children archie at home in archie and lilibet at home in california. the duke of sussex donned special or donned no special robes or uniform. wore his military uniform. the wore his military medals with pride. the archbishop led the archbishop of canterbury led the religious his majesty religious service as his majesty was to the people an

heard some people say, this is people say, well, this is a personal tie that people have with elizabeth iid actually, by and large , support actually, by and large, support for the institution has continued . and i think for me , continued. and i think for me, the reason for that goes back to what the labour prime minister, clement attlee, said about the monarchy himself being a strong supporter of the monarchy , where supporter of the monarchy, where he said that the monarchy does not belong to a particular section of society, belongs section of society, it belongs to us all. and if we had an elected head of state in, inevitably there would be winners and losers in the choice of who becomes our head of state. and it would be harder for the head of state to truly embody us all. and to try to rise above the politics of the day to day , and to think about day to day, and to think about representing the best of the nation, which is when monarchy works best. that's what it does. >> daniel . i works best. that's what it does. >> daniel. i mean, bringing politics into royalty. i mean, it has bee

churchill, our great former prime minister, or the beloved great queen beloved late great queen elizabeth iiumanity's consciousness to mars. so who scooped this year's prize is someone who's cracked the mystery of dark matter, perhaps cured cancer? or what about someone who simply done good in their community? well no, none of those. it's taylor swift, the one woman, man hating machine who has reached billionaire status by banging on song after song about how undateable she is something i just can't shake off. excuse the taylor pun, but she has millions of mostly young female fans who completely idolise her for the inability to hold down a relationship. when's it becoming so dysfunctional, become so . fashionable now, become so. fashionable now, look, i'm sure she's a lovely person and it's nothing personal, taylor, but you're 34 years old. you've been years old. you've never been married, you've got no kids, you've . got at least ten ex you've. got at least ten ex boyfriends, and your hit songs are called you need to down are called you need to calm down .look are called you need to calm do

churchill, our great former prime minister, or the beloved great queen beloved late great queen elizabeth iiumanity's consciousness to mars. so who scooped this year's prize is someone who's cracked the mystery of dark matter, perhaps cured cancer? or what about someone who simply done good in their community? well no, none of those. it's taylor swift, the one woman, man hating machine who has reached billionaire status by banging on song after song about how undateable she is something i just can't shake off. excuse the taylor pun, but she has millions of mostly young female fans who completely idolise her for the inability to hold down a relationship. when's it becoming so dysfunctional, become so . fashionable now, become so. fashionable now, look, i'm sure she's a lovely person and it's nothing personal, taylor, but you're 34 years old. you've been years old. you've never been married, you've got no kids, you've . got at least ten ex you've. got at least ten ex boyfriends, and your hit songs are called you need to down are called you need to calm down .look are called you need to calm do

eight months since the passing of mother, elizabeth of his mother, queen elizabeth ii, witnessed a newe royal as well as tv royal family as well as tv royalty, took their seats the royalty, took their seats in the abbey they eagerly awaited abbey as they eagerly awaited king queen camilla king charles and queen camilla to iconic diamond to arrive in the iconic diamond jubilee state coach prince harry also made an appearance to support father after support his father after stepping working stepping down as a working royal. he alone , leaving royal. he flew alone, leaving wife and children wife meghan markle and children archie lilibet at home in archie and lilibet at home in california . for duke of california. for the duke of sussex no special robes sussex donned no special robes or the wore his or uniform. the wore his military the military medals with pride. the archbishop canterbury led the archbishop of canterbury led the religious as majesty religious service as his majesty was the people and was presented to the people and swore an oath to govern the united kingdom of great brita

so joining me now is doctor gavin ashenden, former chaplain to the queen elizabeth ii, and gary mullen. thank you so much for joining that surprise joining me. does that surprise you bodies mentioned you that no bodies mentioned anything? there's biblical anything? there's no biblical mentions or anything within that. it'sjust mentions or anything within that. it's just friends, family and all that kind of thing presents . oh oh, we can't hear presents. oh oh, we can't hear gavin . oh, gavin, we can't hear gavin. oh, gavin, we can't hear you for now. we'll come back to you for now. we'll come back to you in a minute. gary are you surprised that there's no real mention of baby jesus and all the religious connotations associated with christmas? >> well, the most important thing of course, thing to mention, of course, is that was jewish. i'm that jesus was jewish. i'm chairman jewish chairman of the national jewish assembly, uh, i don't think assembly, and, uh, i don't think things have really changed very much since i was a child in that christmas was always a time for festivity . it's a

princess royal discloses elizabeth ii at balmoral. princess royal discloses elizabeth i! going to say push her into it probably a bit extreme, isn't it? going nowhere for christmas as storm and strikes chaos brings britain to a halt we've all to a halt and we've got all there on the front page of the sun. why i had to come sun. alex why i had to come home. this is a scoop. this is a scoop. well scoop. there we go. well done. missing teen alex batty has revealed why he left his mum and grandad after six years drifting into is that into europe. this is that missing went missing . missing teen who went missing. talk of him joining some kind of spiritual with his mum and spiritual cult with his mum and grandad. uh, over in the pyrenees. the sun the pyrenees. anyway, the sun by the sounds to sounds of it, i've spoken to him, so be a fascinating him, so it will be a fascinating read. now, of course, let's get the my panel gb news the thoughts of my panel gb news presenter leo, conservative presenter ben leo, conservative peer lord bailey, an author and broadcaster amy anna sewe

queen elizabeth ii was 96. it's not anything unusual in a world in which people are getting older and living longer and having better quality of life as they age for them to continue to be in positions of power. i have no doubt that president biden in his second term will continue the tremendous record of leadership and commitment to democracy, to our -- the history of our country, the rights that we cherish. host: one of the -- one of the major criticisms of president biden as you heard on this program is the handling of the southern border. what do you think of that? caller: i think that the situation at the border that we have currently is not president biden's fault directly. the problem is that -- not the problem, but the issue is that we have international agreements under our laws that relate to asylum. lots of people who are coming through the southern border, they are not getting around the border agents and going into the country disappearing. what they are doing is they are going to border agents to

princess anne is interviewed, talking days of talking about the final days of her mother, queen elizabeth iiting that she felt that she would be a burden or it would be an inconvenience. dying at balmoral castle rather than in london, because of course, her coffin would had to have been would have had to have been transported and was transported would have had to have been trans balmoralj was transported would have had to have been trans balmoral castle ransported would have had to have been trans balmoral castle t0|sported would have had to have been trans balmoral castle to london. from balmoral castle to london. so it was really, really touching documentary. but princess was that princess anne was saying that they're all trying persuade they're all trying to persuade her, okay to die her, but it's okay to die in your favourite place , balmoral your favourite place, balmoral castle. played castle. and of course it played out smoothly there's out very smoothly and there's some fun in there as well. >> we're hearing about prince charles his sausage fingers. >> yes, this is during the final,

claire foy portrayed a young queen elizabeth ii in the early days of her reign. a kicking season six in particular. the first part, of course, which you've seen portrayed you've already seen in portrayed the death of diana, princess of wales. this series looks ahead to the prince william meeting. princess catherine, when, of course, she was kate middleton at saint andrew's university. um, a bit more controversially , um, a bit more controversially, the queen has a dream. spoiler alert if you haven't seen it yet, but she dreams that tony blair becomes king blair became becomes king because the polling at the time was so good for blair, but so bad for the monarchy. so there's lots of controversy points like that. and i mean , one one that. and i mean, one one reviewer describes as i think it was the telegraph saying it was a bit of a rom com when it comes to william and catherine's early romance. so yeah, not great, but still very entertaining drama interest in blair as king. >> um, i wouldn't call that a dream. many people call that a nightmare. is part of the pro

said, he no longer carries out duties on behalf of the sovereign king charles iii or indeed queen elizabeth ii a taxpayer funded money or security . and if you money or security. and if you remember what the late queen said to him following that sandringham summit, where they thrashed out the deal of prince harry no longer being a working member of the royal family, it was could not be was decided that he could not be half in, half out. he's either fully a working member of the royal or not at all. royal family or not at all. and he chose not at all. >> and i suppose moving to california has enabled him to make 20 million off his book, 20 million off spotify, 100 million off his netflix deal, reportedly. perhaps he can afford it after all. cameron walker, thank you so much for joining us outside the royal court of justice, also known as the high court. >> do you think prince harry understands the public opinion on this ? no. do you think he on this? no. do you think he doesn't care ? doesn't care? >> he understands very much at all. i don't know. >> it just seems a little bit. >> it just seems

monarch, he broke away from the template set away from the usual template set by his mother, queen elizabeth iid. never complain , never explain. never complain, never explain. instead reflecting on the instead of reflecting on the year he chose to lead an environmental charge, speaking in front of a sustainable tree. it's not just he called on the nafion it's not just he called on the nation to take better care of our planet earth. now, i don't disagree with him on that one, but he has two helicopters, seven palaces, mostly empty. i mean , just just the thing. but mean, just just the thing. but to discuss how it went down with the public and, uh , it as royal the public and, uh, it as royal commentator richard fitzwilly says, richard nice to see you. i haven't spoken to you for a while. uh, what was your first impression of the king's speech >> well, i thought that it was very thoughtful. i thought he wove the various themes rather well. for example , he talked well. for example, he talked about those who were suffering hardship , about those who were suffering hardship, which was about those w

of course, he is lucky in the sense that he has queen elizabeth ii and his mothers in influence, kinduppose. on the one hand, it is a passion of his and perhaps he could influence some political people around the world when it comes to changing climate policy. but of course, the king has to be above politics, doesn't he? he cannot be party political. he cannot shape policy. but an interesting theme, which he has touched on before , is this sense of the before, is this sense of the pubuc before, is this sense of the public and private sectors working together. and he urged in his speech that private finance really needs to work in tandem with governments around the to world really make a difference. now one of the criticisms of king charles when it comes to climate change and talking about climate change is perhaps he's slightly too pessimistic and too urgent when it comes to talking about these kind of issues, which does sometimes switch people off and make them not really want to make them not really want to make any kind of difference. in contrast to his son, the prince of wales, wi

season six of the crown in london the day the crown in london on the day queen ii passed away queen elizabeth ii2022, and they in september 2022, and they actually ceased filming a actually ceased filming for a short amount time . out of short amount of time. out of respect, it will be done respect, i think it will be done respectfully as i said, but of course you have to remember that it was already written , i think, it was already written, i think, at that they decided to at the time that they decided to do this. i think what's more contrary , herschel, is there's contrary, herschel, is there's a scene in it. it's a bit of a spoiler alert, i'm afraid if you if you haven't, if you haven't seen it yet, the queen seen it yet, where the queen dreams is now dreams that tony blair is now king because he sees the opinion polls , i know, i know, i know polls, i know, i know, i know because he sees the opinion polls of tony blair being very popular and it panics her a bit. so that's probably the most controversial bit of this part of the series. >> me bringing in the politics. >> me bringing in the po

she she looks, i think, very like queen elizabeth ii when she was when she was younger. >> but she'svery grown up there as well. >> and i know you love louis kinsey. and i do think isn't it lucky their third child is lucky that their third child is the with the most spirit is the one with the most spirit is the one with the most spirit is the is the word i'd like to use because george is so sensible , because george is so sensible, cool and so regal, i suppose. and you know what, louis has the freedom in later life to be a bit rogue. and we and we're here for it. i love it. >> exactly. no, he. it's so much fun to watch him. but just watching them all together, you can tell that their parents are very hands on. they're absolutely adored. they're well behaved. absolutely adored. they're well behaved . you know, those little behaved. you know, those little moments that we actually see, louis personality, he is the sweetest little boy . but you can sweetest little boy. but you can tell he's a little spitfire. and his his attitude, while i do think he looks like a middleton, he does have

we've heard in court previously , sir edward in court previously, sir edward young, who was queen elizabeth iithe time they made this decision. now, prince harry says or it's understood that they weren't particularly on the best of friendly terms at the time because prince harry was exiting as a working member of the royal family. and in fact, in his memoirs bare, it's prince harry describes sir edward young as the b, and he goes into quite as the b, and he goes into quite a lot of detail all about their disagreement. a lot of detail all about their disagreement . and so that's what disagreement. and so that's what prince harry is arguing. of course, the home office says different said they're entitled to make the decision they did. but of course , the judge is but of course, the judge is going to make his decision at a later date . later date. >> you very much indeed. and we look ahead to britain's newsroom at 9:30 in the form of andrew and bev. good morning, guys. morning >> morning. >> morning. >> we got well, big rwanda , of >> we got well, big rwanda, of course, with the home secretary ar

>> a new documentary reveals >> and a new documentary reveals the royal family persuaded queen elizabeth iiied at her scottish home, but eventually her family convinced do so . convinced her to do so. >> the labour leader, sir keir starmer , has backed calls for starmer, has backed calls for a change in the law on assisted dying. the cause , of course, has dying. the cause, of course, has been championed by dame esther rantzen, has called for rantzen, who has called for politicians to grapple with the issue for the first time since 2015. herself battles 2015. as she herself battles terminal lung cancer. >> the home office has made a u—turn on its decision to hike the earnings threshold for a family visa to £38,700. instead, it will increase to £29,000 in the spring. this is the visa which allows british citizens to bnng which allows british citizens to bring foreign family members to the uk if they earn enough . money >> okay, shall we catch up with the all important weather at the moment? here's annie . moment? here's annie. >> good morning. welcome to your latest gb news weather update. i

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that she was the daughter of empress elizabeth from count alexei razumovsky, she came up with this after the uprising of pugachev, who called himself the deceased peter iied to seduce the commander of the russian squadron , alexei orlov, but he, on behalf of the empress, lured her onto his ship and took her to st. petersburg. catherine ii offered to admit bookishly that she was an ordinary woman, but she refused and... died from captivity. on december 15, 1913, the show began in st. petersburg the first futuristic performances, the tragedy of vladimir mayakovsky's opera "victory over the sun". futurists called for the destruction of traditional culture and society in order to build a new world from the ruins. epotage, avant-garde, abstraction, bearing elements of their creativity. mayakovsky depicted the ugliness of the bourgeois world and the loneliness of the poet-prophet. quote. from the unshaven cheek of the squares, an unnecessary tear flows down, i may be the last poet. the plot of the opera was invented by alexey kruchonnykh. a group of futurists sets out to conquer the sun. the scenery was made by kazimir malevich. in in this performance, his fa

elizabeth. was the longest in british history, she spent 70 years on the throne, during which time great britain changed there are 15 prime ministers, there are 13 presidents in the usa. another queen, margrethe iif denmark , turned 83 in april. she has been sitting on the throne for more than half a century, is formally the commander-in-chief of the armed forces, heads the church of the danish people, and also paints, sews church vestments, and smokes a lot. playing sports. the middle east is also famous for its politicians and long-livers. the king of saudi arabia, salman bin abdulaziz al-saud, will turn 88 this year. and the brothers fidel and raul castro ruled cuba for more than 60 years. they are together fought against the battista dictatorship and built socialism on the island. in 2008, when fidel retired due to a serious illness, raul took charge of the island. he retired just... last year at the age of 89, but remained in politics as the leader of the cuban revolution. robert mugabe led zimbabwe for 37 years and was overthrown at age 93 in 2017, dying two years later. about charisma as a phenomenon of social philosophy. first and now we’ll talk to oleg keldyushov, an excellent specialis

ii. and also several paintings by foreign masters, which... worked in russia in the center of the hall was a portrait of empress elizabeth painted by the court painter graot. it is being shown for the first time in the hermitage. the painting is part of a collection that was donated to the museum last year. alexey komarov, georgy fomenko and alexander gorokhov, lead st. petersburg. how did tropical microorganisms end up in arctic latitudes? is photosynthesis possible during the polar night? research vessel distant zelentsy returned to murmansk from the expedition. the expedition of the distant greens lasted 26 days, they worked in the areas of the century -old section of the kola meridian off the western coast of spitsbergin, until now few people dare to study the arctic during the polar night, except for us practically no one worked, that is, we had both the opportunity and, as it were, they are afraid people go out into the polar night. in such conditions, but we are used to living in the north and working in such conditions. one of the small discoveries of the expedition, life in the waters western spitsbergin with th

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