ruled over by a dutiful queen, elizabeth ii. - god help me to make good my vow, and god bless all of you who are willing to share in it. narrator: as she watches her beloved grandson marry his american bride... - i, harry, take you, meghan. [cheers and applause] narrator: a new generation breathes life into an ancient institution. for nearly 70 years, the queen has weathered scandal and tragedy. - we have some very sad news to bring you. princess diana has died. narrator: and battled to remain relevant and respected. - no institution should be free from the scrutiny of those who give it their loyalty and support. narrator: but in the 21st century, the pressures of being royal are more intense than ever. - prince harry and meghan markle, they're stepping back from their senior roles in the royal family. - i will not be bullied into playing a game that's killed my mum. narrator: as the queen nears the end of her reign, can she ensure the survival of the monarchy? [dramatic music] ♪ ♪ [quiet dramatic music] ♪ ♪ [melancholy music] ♪ ♪ - prince charles arrived in a cortege at the pitié-sa

former press secretary to the late queen elizabeth ii.he day and we will leave you of that picture, a rather busy winter as tourists make their way around the castle, it is business as usual. goodbye for now. we have been getting used to some very mild weather over the past week or more, temperatures reaching nearly 19 degrees some days ago but a different feel to the weather, it is windy and cold and we will see a mixture of sunshine and showers, a better prospect for more sunshine as we head into sunday. this cold air out to the north of the uk bringing strong winds and the air source coming from the north—west, iceland and greenland, hence it is feeling cold but this afternoon, showers rattling through especially in the north and west, wintry on the hills. we could see some hail and thunder across the midlands. winds gusting in excess of 50 miles an hour across the north of the uk. on the thermometer temperatures reading 7—10 but when you factor in the strong north/north—westerly wind, it will feel like these temperatures suggest, quit

and i think you'll remember of course we had lockdown, we saw queen elizabeth ii had lockdown, we saw_ had lockdown, we saw queen elizabeth it quite a _ had lockdown, we saw queen elizabeth ii quite a lot, which was good because _ ii quite a lot, which was good because we saw she was up and about, and i because we saw she was up and about, and i think— because we saw she was up and about, and i think the same to be said for hint _ and i think the same to be said for hint i_ and i think the same to be said for hint ithink— and i think the same to be said for him. i think he looked a little bit tired. _ him. i think he looked a little bit tired. ttut— him. i think he looked a little bit tired, but that's quite understandable him and he's having treatment — understandable him and he's having treatment. he was also totally coherent— treatment. he was also totally coherent and very present. i was in the abbey— coherent and very present. i was in the abbey and you could... it dominated the proceedings. let�*s dominated the proceedings. let's talk about this _ dominated the proceedings. let�

, secretary to queen elizabeth ii, will be here to discuss the devastating news the princess devastating news of the princess of wales's cancer diagnosis. don't go anywhere. well, as usual, let's get into the sunday morning newspapers . the sunday morning newspapers. i'm joined now by my former boss, former editor of the sunday express, martin townsend. he's now a partner at pagefield, a senior partner at pagefield. martin, lovely to see you. i mean, if we'd been working together on this story, my goodness me, you'd dedicate a lot of today's paper to it. and a of the sunday papers have a lot of the sunday papers have done that. yes. news kate's done that. yes. news of kate's shock diagnosis . yes. shock cancer diagnosis. yes. i mean, first of all, how did she react on when she made react on friday when she made this extraordinary this quite extraordinary announcement , i announcement on video? i was, i think, like most people in the country, i was very shocked and very upset by it, i thought very upset by it, but i thought it an absolutely remarkable it was an absolutely remarkable state

exactly, the queen, delete queen, queen— exactly, the queen, delete queen, queen elizabeth ii, heidiistinguished and regaled with a sash, but this one is much more engaging — sash, but this one is much more engaging and much more i was a woman her age _ engaging and much more i was a woman her age would look like and you have to say— her age would look like and you have to say the _ her age would look like and you have to say the barbie is well—preserved and so _ to say the barbie is well—preserved and so is _ to say the barbie is well—preserved and so is camilla. it is to say the barbie is well-preserved and so is camilla.— and so is camilla. it is a very good likeness, with _ and so is camilla. it is a very good likeness, with a _ and so is camilla. it is a very good likeness, with a big _ and so is camilla. it is a very good likeness, with a big smile - and so is camilla. it is a very good likeness, with a big smile on - likeness, with a big smile on efforts as well, was owned to her. let's talk about your story first michael, it was the highlight of the oscars, it was a moment th

elizabeth ii was stoic, she had bone cancer, right.hy for the british public. without her, without the steady presence, and not enjoying same popularity. bit now a new generation of people growing older saying they don't love the institution itself, it feels out of date, does this at all eat into the legitimacy? >> well, to be fair to king charles, i think he's actually much more popular than people expected. he's always embraced the issues that are actually now important to gen-z and climate, in terms of eating from the table. he's a very personal man. and within the first careers of his monarchy, he was diagnosed with cancer, again, it's unclear, because we've not had enough information from the palace, whether or not it's treatable, is it curable? what kind of cancer is it? so there's definitely a vacuum of information around that. william is very popular. kate is very popular, we're assuming that she'll emerge from this illness and eventually, the two of them, you know, as this happened throughout the history of the royal family, w

both go ahead and bring in and darren o'grady he's the former chef to queen elizabeth ii parte was ank you for joining us today. it's great to have you here. so many people have been moved by this video message that princess kate released about having cancer and chemotherapy. during the royal family as you do what are your thoughts about this? >> it is a shock to us all. i think kate's having to come out let us all know this is happening is just a sign of the times for us. it has always been and never complain complained never exploh the royal family for any illnesses. i think we look back to prince william's mother, princess diana when i was there cooking for her when she conquered and confronted the bulimia and told everyone about it the public were expecting where they want to do more for they want to know more and more on social media. it has been really tough for them and seeing all of the reports and everything else the most important thing to kate is they've got to get better. but protecting the children too. >> is such a big when we can only imagine what that conversation was

it was a gift to queen elizabeth ii of great britain.hted. from the shine of the horse, the court did not even believe that it could be a natural color and ordered it to be thoroughly washed, after which, contrary to expectation, melikush began to shine even more, today to see the beauty of the akhal-teke horses, feel the atmosphere of ancient civilizations according to the tradition of the cultural capital of the turkic-speaking world, every year a city is named that has left a mark in the history of the turkic peoples. kazakhstan’s astana, kyrgyz osh, our kazan have already had this status, but the doors to this festival are open to absolutely everyone. the history of anau itself is a continuous dialogue of cultures spanning thousands of years. president serdar berdumuhamedov dedicated his new book to the city of anau, a work entitled “culture from the depths of millennia”, which talks about the formation of an ancient civilization in turkmen land. scientific symposia and festivals are planned throughout the year in anao and ashgabat,

“i must be seen to be believed,” said queen elizabeth ii.well aware that they were obliged to participate in the tragicomedy. britain and the world enjoyed it. in the 21st century, there is little left of comedy, but there are no fewer viewers. valuable activity, and of course, he is still active, fulfilling his duties as head of state. every tuesday he meets with the prime minister, staying up to date with government affairs by reviewing official documents. the only thing he does not do, does not appear in public, which is quite understandable during a course of chemotherapy, when it is necessary to avoid any infections. all this is happening against the backdrop of difficult processes for the british monarchy. there are threats to finally get out from under the power of the crown. empires in the caribbean. jamaica generally intends to demand reparations from london for the years of the slave trade. republican sentiment is strong in australia. yes, in britain itself, according to polls, the number of supporters of preserving the monarchy to

of all, with the death of prince philip and then really not long afterwards, the death of queen elizabeth iihat there has been more pressure on the new king, king charles, and the prince of wales to step into those roles. the princess of wales has said that the prince of wales - is invaluable to her in terms of comfort and support, - so he's stepped back from quite a few of his royal duties, - and so we have him sort of out of this game as well. - and now this slimmed—down monarchy that we've spoken about in the reign . of king charles iii looks a little bit out of place. _ it looks too slim. and now there's not enough key players to support - the monarchy during this time. for now, catherine has asked for time out of the public spotlight. having william at her side is a source of reassurance, she says, as is the kindness shown by many members of the public. it's really hard to imagine - because we've put them on such a beautiful pedestal, _ but the royal family are real people and they struggle with the same things that we will struggle - with as everyday people. and i think that they recog

“i must be seen to be believed,” said queen elizabeth ii.family were well aware that they were obliged to participate in tragicomedy. century, little remained of comedy, but the audience did not decrease. officially, the functions of the monarchy in britain are representative, but now there is a shortage of performers. charles ii and kate middelton are busy with treatment. prince harry left for america long ago and with scandal and is not involved in family affairs. the king's younger brother, prince andrew, has been suspended due to allegations of sexual abuse of a minor. main role. now the king's wife, camilla, is the heir to the throne, prince wilim. carol ii wants to return to full activity, and of course he is still active in his duties as head of state. every tuesday he meets with the prime minister, staying up to date with government affairs. he looks through official documents. the only thing he doesn't do is appear in public, which is understandable during a course of chemotherapy, when it is necessary to avoid any. the fragments of

the reverse features an original easter egg design, and the obverse features a portrait of queen elizabeth iiis easter egg coin is dedicated to the recent wave of ukrainians who came to canada in search of asylum and new beginnings, says the author of the coin. well, that was the last info. mother of of the economic week, which was really full of topics, i will follow the news of the economy from monday onwards, and you stay, the big broadcast continues, watch us, of course i would really like to buy one, i don't know if it will be available so that we i could have bought it, but i have it... there is another plot for your attention, and now we will watch it with you. safety above all, 28 territorial communities from 14 regions of ukraine joined the women, peace, security, responses to the challenges of war project, including zhytomyr. what are her security questions it has already been decided, our journalists will tell. a security audit is the first step to improving life in any region of ukraine. this is on its own. an example is demonstrated by the zhytomyr urban territorial community. it

over the past two years we've seen the face of stamps in the uk transform from the late queen elizabeth iibut we've also seen a big change in the price of our stamps, too. and in one month from today, another price rise. in fact, it's the fourth increase since 2022 for the cost of sending a letter first class. royal mail said the price of a first class stamp would rise by 10p to £1.35. meanwhile, second class stamps would increase by 10p to 85p. that's the same price as a first class stamp two years ago. it's been a difficult time for royal mail, which made a loss of £419 million last year and was late in delivering more than a quarter of all first class post. and royal mail could be allowed to scrap saturday postal deliveries as part of a review by ofcom, which will outline how the company can save hundreds of millions of pounds. ofcom, the regulator, has to hold royal mail to account, actually start fining it properly when it misses these targets. and it can't be right that the company is just increasing prices when they're failing so badly on deliveries. royal mail said it considers pri

this image of queen elizabeth ii with her grandchildren and great—grandchildren was shared in april last just weeks before the queen's death. although the picture has been in the public domain for nearly a year, the global picture agency getty images said that, "in accordance with editorial policy, it has placed an editor's note on a hand—out image stating the image has been digitally enhanced at source." around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. 0ur correspondent will grant was one of the first international journalists to gain access to haiti, and he's been describing a country sliding into violence and anarchy. gangs control much of the capital, port au prince, and are fighting militias armed with machetes, trying to protect their neighbourhoods. america is hopeful that a transitional council might help restore order to the caribbean country. but for now— the fighting continues. here's will grant, reporting from cap—haitien. just a day old, baby woodley�*s first cries are the same of those of children born anywhere — for food and for comfort. but as they get older, the chi

you will remember that the day after queen elizabeth ii, his mother, died, when he made his way backndon to buckingham palace, and wanted to get out of the car, wanted to meet people, shake hands, talk to people, say thank you for the well wishes, and one get a sense from that today that this has been something that the king has missed. that he likes that personal contact with people. so i'm sure that he will have liked the fact that he could do that today as much as the people who have waited to hopefully get a glimpse of him and some of them got probably more than they expected. in rome, tens of thousands of worshippers gathered in st peter's square to hear pope francis lead easter sunday mass — and give the traditional �*urbi et orbi' blessing. there had been concern about the 87—year—old's health, after he pulled out of a ceremony on good friday. here's the pope making his address. translation: dear brothers and sisters, happy easter. i today, throughout the world, there are sounds the message proclaimed 2000 years ago from jerusalem. jesus of nazareth, who was crucified, has bee

an egg, the original design of the easter egg is depicted on the reverse, the portrait of queen elizabeth ii on the obverse. this coin from the easter coin is dedicated to the recent wave of ukrainians who arrived in canada in search of asylum and new beginnings - notes the author of this coin. well, i will conclude the column about money during the war with this, but the big one continues. there will be more in the future, watch us , well, we continue, thanks to oleksandr morchyvka, now we have a plot for your attention: a mother's story about the son of a volunteer who did not return from the war in lviv, a new book was presented by the writer olena chorninka lemberg, mother, well, don't cry, what is this book about and why everyone should read it ukraine? my colleagues will tell. this is a book for every ukrainian. that's how the writer olena cherninka talks about her publication. the author wrote a story about the missing son of a volunteer. in may 2022, she started making posts on the facebook page, which she then edited into a book. i think that the book will be useful for ukrainians w

calling for privacy, but there are further questions about a previous picture of the late queen elizabeth iire now saying the photo has been digitally enhanced. prince william will help the focus can switch to his more official engagements, as he visits projects for the homeless in sheffield. our correspondent sean coughlan joins us live from the newsroom. joining me for her thoughs on this is royal commentator and host of the daily express podcast the royal round up — is pandora forsyth welcome to bbc news. we have got the video that has been released. there's been a lot of speculation, we won't go into the conspiracy theories, we aren't here to go down that rabbit hole. in terms of the video, well that silent some of the people who have been widely speculating about princess of wales? you would think so. this is a video, so even more difficult to manipulate it if needed. i think unfortunately because there has been that agenda online for the past couple of weeks, some people still will not be happy until they see catherine back to full—time royal work. she has two rest and we were told she

of all, with the death of prince philip and then really not long afterwards, the death of queen elizabeth iiore pressure on the new king, king charles, and the prince of wales to step into those roles. the princess of wales has said that the prince of wales - is invaluable to her in terms of comfort and support, - so he's stepped back from quite a few of his royal duties, - and so we have him sort of out of this game as well. - and now this slimmed—down monarchy that we've spoken about in the reign . of king charles iii looks a little bit out of place. _ it looks too slim. and now there's not enough key players to support - the monarchy during this time. for now, catherine has asked for time out of the public spotlight. having william at her side is a source of reassurance, she says, as is the kindness shown by many members of the public. it's really hard to imagine because we've put them i on such a beautiful pedestal, - but the royal family are real people and they struggle with the same things that we will struggle withj as everyday people. and i think that they recognise i that, in every

calling for privacy, but there are further questions about a previous picture of the late queen elizabeth iipeople are now saying it's been digitally enhanced. prince william will hope the focus can switch to his more official engagements, as he visits projects for the homeless in sheffield. earlier, i spoke to royal commentator victoria mather and asked about the pressure that the roayal couple had been under to be seen in public. this is a very good way of doing it and i'm rather amused by the strapline which said, "princess carries own shopping bag." she must be better. i suppose that is a sign of things, the amount of interest there is in this. do you think this would have been an intentional move on their part to be seen out and about? quite a clever one, it is very low—key, modest, just an ordinary couple going shopping in a lovely and expensive farm shop. yeah, it is great. she is obviously out and about, she has been watching her children play sport at school, although she has not done much of the school run recently. let's hope she is much better and focus moves away from her so she

calling for privacy, but there are further questions about a previous picture of the late queen elizabeth iirine. getty images are now saying the photo has been digitally enhanced. prince william will help the focus can switch to his more official engagements, as he visits projects for the homeless in sheffield. let's get more from royal commentator and host of the daily express podcast the royal round up, pandora forsyth. this is a video, so even more difficult to manipulate it if needed. i think unfortunately because there has been that agenda online for the past couple of weeks, some people still will not be happy until they see catherine back to full—time royal work. she has to rest and we were told she would be coming back to work until at least after easter, and there's no actual confirmed date from kensington palace. why would she come back before that when they've been open about the fact she's had abdominal surgery? that is serious, any surgery is, and you wouldn't want anybody coming back to work before they were fully fit. unfortunately, conspiracy theories online, which we won't

calling for privacy, but there are further questions about a previous picture of the late queen elizabeth iire now saying the photo has been digitally enhanced. prince william will hope the focus can switch to his more official engagements, as he visits projects for the homeless in sheffield. our royal correspondent sean coughlan joins us from the newsroom. just bring us up—to—date on what we know now, so this is the first video footage we've seen of catherine, princess of wales, since her abdominal surgery. princess of wales, since her abdominalsurgery. have princess of wales, since her abdominal surgery. have we heard any more from the family? i abdominal surgery. have we heard any more from the family?— more from the family? i think this is the most _ more from the family? i think this is the most significant _ more from the family? i think this is the most significant fact - more from the family? i think this is the most significant fact that it| is the most significant fact that it is the most significant fact that it is a video image. we had previous stills showing catherine with her f

we note the king loves a walkabout, you will remember the day after queen elizabeth ii, his mother, diedham palace, he got out of the car, shook hands, said thank you for the well wishes from people, and we get the sense from that today. this is something the king has missed, he likes that personal contact with people. so, i'm sure, he will have liked the fact that he could do that today, is much as the people who waited to get a glimpse of him, and probably got more than they expected, too. just looking at those pictures again, as you say, he looked well. this was after an hour—long service, this is when he arrived at the chapel. let's have a listen to the journalist commentator about how engagements were today. that double cancer diagnosis, and then everything that went in between that. looking for the princess of wales, — that. looking for the princess of wales, then the shocking announcement of her cancer diagnosis as well _ announcement of her cancer diagnosis as well a— announcement of her cancer diagnosis as well. a very tumultuous start to 2024 _ as well. a very tumultuous start

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gagarin complained to her majesty that he was not yet familiar with the highest things, to which elizabeth iiver, this gastronomic test was hardly particularly difficult for yuri alekseevich after what he had to endure in the thirtieth minute. flight. in accordance with program, gagarin should have become the first person to eat in space. and no one knew how everything would go, whether he would be able to swallow and breathe easily. he took water and food. i took water and food normally and can take it. i didn’t feel any physiological difficulties. somewhat unusual. then you get used to it, adapt to it. there were no bad feelings. at the end of the reception, the queen invited yuri alekseevich to take a photo as a souvenir, although this was not provided for according to etiquette. subsequently she explained: “i took a picture with a heavenly, unearthly person.”

built for the viceroys of india, he already knew the niece of one of them, lord mountbeton, queen elizabeth iicountries. days in india, which gagarin spent with prime minister jevahar nehru and his daughter indira gandhi. over eight meetings, their relationship not only developed, but also grew into friendship. in 5 years, indiro gandhi would become the prime minister of india, and after another five, he would conclude a friendship treaty with the soviet union and become the leader of the non-aligned movement, so we can safely say that the moscow dally axis was laid in 1900. the first year, as is customary, in this country, they put garlands of flowers on us, which means there was a car on the treadmill in this stadium. on the streets of bombay, 5,000 people greet him, and the same number gather at the rally: gagarin zindabat, gagarin shanti, long live gagarin, gagarin peace, here for the first time he uses his oratorical technique that later became his signature, india looks very beautiful from space, but even more beautiful. she is here on earth, because here i am surrounded by real friends,

but there are further questions about a previous picture of the late queen elizabeth ii taken by catherineit's been digitally enhanced. prince william will help the focus can switch to his more official engagements as he visits projects for the homeless in sheffield. our royal correspondent sean coughlanjoins me now. so what questions does this video answer? well, for the first time since the operation injanuary, we've seen video footage of her, moving around which shows she's on her feet, looking well, looking relaxed, smiling, and i think we have to see it in the context of what has been an extraordinary whirlwind of conspiracy theories and crazy claims, conspiracy theories about the conspiracies which have gone around and around on some sort of strange media spin cycle and this in a way might answer some of that. this isn't something which has been endorsed by kensington palace. of course they are keen on private moments remaining private, that's very important to them, but i think it will at last perhaps send some of the more outlandish theories away for the time being at least by show

we can talk to charles anson, a former royal staff member having worked as queen elizabeth ii's pressa statement so publicly. what will have gone into getting where we are tonight? i into getting where we are tonight? i think we live in such an intensive media age with 24—hour news, second by second, minute by minute. and of course there is huge interest in these big stories and the royal family, and particularly the prince and princess of wales are particularly popular members of the family, and therefore major developments on their front, whether it to be to do with all their health or whatever is of interest. hagar it to be to do with all their health or whatever is of interest. how does the r0 al or whatever is of interest. how does the royal household _ or whatever is of interest. how does the royal household balance - or whatever is of interest. how does the royal household balance thosel the royal household balance those two conflicting needs? that need that the public has to see the royal family, to hearfrom them, to be updated about what they are up to against the need for pr

now that phrase best of my ability is a phrase the late queen used elizabeth ii following her platinumontinues his regular cancer treatments. therefore, he has not carrying out public engagements and he will not be physically inside the abbey. so instead he's being represented by her majesty the queen, the prince of wales and other members of the royal family. but of course, as you say, tom, distracted by this image of the princess of wales and her children this morning. >> thank very much >> well, thank you very much indeed. cameron walker, our royal , in amidst royal correspondent, in amidst all angry republicans there all the angry republicans there down with the crown, is what they're saying. >> they're quite polite for protesters. they mean, protesters. they are. i mean, i've seen protests that are that are more shouty. are more angry, more shouty. maybe will when maybe that will happen when the royals seem royals arrive, but they seem pretty placid as things stand. >> a bit sorry for >> i do feel a bit sorry for princess catherine. i mean, all of this speculation about her and th

the history of the united kingdom whose image placed on banknotes, but the first was his mother elizabeth iiinto circulation gradually, and images will be withdrawn first of all old and worn-out banknotes. it turns out that at the same time there will be banknotes with the image of the mother in circulation. and son, uh-huh, by the way, it was known that at the beginning of february of this year, charles ii was diagnosed with a serious illness, but the king is currently undergoing treatment. rumors, of course there are many royal families around, but despite everything, we wish king charles ii, of course, health, and his entire family, we continue to celebrate march 21 with you, i remind you that on our calendar it’s thursday and this day is often popular among people called the cleanest day of the week. if you are looking for an indispensable assistant for cleaning your home, namely a vacuum cleaner, then come closer to the screens, because an expert from our regular column will right now give housewives some advice on what equipment they should pay attention to. in general, let's go for wi

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maybe elizabeth ii. no, not her. david.: christopher wren. david, cooking. what are pieces of berries and fruits boiled in sugar syrup and dried called? dried apricots, dried fruits. no. vadim. it’s on the tip of my tongue, but i can’t say it. just a minute. candied fruits, and this is the correct answer, yes, candied fruits, you are very lucky, vadim, usually what is on the tip of your tongue is remembered at least a week later, here you are great, vadim, perhaps biology, name the three main sections in the body of the common pond snail, anterior , middle and rear, no, david, the nominal syntax is this section of the language skills from which you learn the words and the spoken words, their future meaning, role in the mother. vadzim, perhaps, geography, what is the name of a compact territorial cluster of cities united by production, transport and cultural connections, an agglomeration, and this is the correct answer, right? i decided to take up swimming and become the champion of the soviet union, and then the world, i’ve

elizabeth sends peter ii to russia. the empress finds a bride for him, the future catherine ii. icated from the court and then exiled. now elizabeth is a full-fledged empress. she loves balls and sets strict rules for the costumes and hairstyles of the courtiers. she wants to shine at the balls alone, but the balls take up too much space in elizabeth’s life and distract her from government affairs. at the same time, under elizabeth , theater, architecture, and science are developing in russia. once upon a time, mirrors were elizabeth’s best friends, now they have become her enemies, the empress will see the beauty, it is impossible for elizabeth to come to terms with this. he suits very well, incredible beauty, and this is a joke. just magical, do you like it? you are very welcome, get out, your majesty, urgent message from our european ambassadors! elizabeth initially refused external expansion, devoting all her efforts to improving life within the country, but the ambitions of king frederick ii of prussia are growing, and elizabeth understands that this desire must be stopped a

queen elizabeth ii awarded the george medal to the boxer who punched ball.that night were also rewarded , that night were also rewarded, saying today the princess royal is consistently rated the hardest working member of the royal family, a firm support for her brother the king, who continues regular cancer treatment. cameron walker gb news. >> what a legend she is. what a story, what a story. but the way she's she makes jokes about it all just sums her up. really. she's really tough. >> princess anne and my two colleagues around me here, who are not minor in age at all, but they they weren't born or they don't remember this. and this is an amazing story. and i do think this is really worthwhile , this is really worthwhile, playing again, you know, to see that whole interview, it's one of those stories i'd always known about the famous kidnapping attempt, etc, with princess anne, but just to hear that, i didn't know the rest of it, you see how serious it is? >> i had no idea how serious it was. >> the media frenzy today, if that had happened. i mean, conside

of all, with the death of prince philip and then really not long afterwards, the death of queen elizabeth ii. the princess of wales has said that the prince of wales - is invaluable to her in terms of comfort and support, - so he's stepped back from quite a few of his royal duties, - and so we have him sort of out of this game as well. - and now this slimmed—down monarchy that we've spoken about in the reign . of king charles iii looks a little bit out of place. _ it looks too slim. and now there's not enough key players to support - the monarchy during this time. for now, catherine has asked for time out of the public spotlight. having william at her side is a source of reassurance, she says, as is the kindness shown by many members of the public. it's really hard to imagine - because we've put them on such a beautiful pedestal, _ but the royal family are real people and they struggle with the same things that we will struggle - with as everyday people. and i think that they recognise that in everything that they do, - but especially in light of king charles iii's . diagnosis and the prince

she's the former press secretary to elizabeth ii . she knows to queen elizabeth ii. comment on what it means monarchy moving means for the monarchy moving forward. mean, person forward. i mean, the person i feel in all this , feel sorry for in all this, apart from kate, is, of course, prince imagine in the prince william. imagine in the last two months his father's been diagnosed with cancer and now his wife. >> yeah, it's an awful lot on his shoulders. and he was saying yesterday, he's going to plough on. he's going to carry on. but it won't be until this is over that he'll really feel all that pressure. hope give a pressure. i hope we give him a bit a towards the end bit of a break towards the end of year, actually, when of the year, actually, when he'll that recuperation he'll need that recuperation time . time. >> absolutely. and also, i think this idea of any of them rushing back to work, you know, this is a very serious condition. she's having chemotherapy . any idea having chemotherapy. any idea that they have to start appearing at easter services if they want

, presented to her by archbishop ambrose, herself, so elizabeth emphasized her legal right to the throne of the russian empire. her father, peter iiut leaving a will. elizabeth's position at court was very precarious. she could either take power into her own hands, or... and wait executions. the guards literally carried elizabeth into the winter palace on their shoulders. a reign that began as a series of celebrations and balls. became the beginning of the russian enlightenment. elizabeth's court, one of the most brilliant in europe, became a symbol not only of power, but of the cultural growth of the state. empire, elizaveta petrovna. today is the first one. elizabeth still dreamed of love and happiness. former shepherd of the village flock alyoshka rozum became the second man in the empire. it seemed that the empress had nothing to complain about, any her whim was immediately fulfilled, and she spent days after days in amusements and feathers. peron was still with the sovereign, and her passion for him did not fade over the years. but her loved one could not belong to her entirely, because he had a family. legitimate children, o

queen elizabeth ii awarded the george medal to the boxer who punched ball.t night were also rewarded. today, the princess royal is consistently rated the hardest working member of the royal family, a firm support for her brother the king, who continues regular cancer treatment. cameron walker . regular cancer treatment. cameron walker. gb regular cancer treatment. cameron walker . gb news. cameron walker. gb news. >> it's a remarkable story, isn't it? amazing, extraordinary. and also , she was extraordinary. and also, she was unflappable. apparently the princess royal, she's just refused to get out of the car and said, i'm not going anywhere extraordinary. well, jim beaton was cross for was awarded the george cross for protecting the princess and delighted to say joins us now , delighted to say joins us now, along with the former head of royal protection, di royal royalty protection, di davis. jim, you won't remember, but i met you some time ago at the imperial war museum when princess opening an princess anne was opening an exhibition to do with the george

elizabeth is 100, before moving to connecticut, she lived in london, wher she witnessed queen elizabeth ii'seth wiseman is 108 years old. of olive branch, mississippi she says the secret to longevity is maintaining a fruitful life of service, friendship, and faith. and happy 100th birthday to edward bear, from el paso, texas. during world war ii rks he entered the army, rising t the rank of a two-star general we salute you for your service, sir. >> way to go, dylan. >> canasta, by the way, is a card game in the rummy family. >> big game. >> my mom plays mahjong, yeah. craig just visited my mom in tucson, arizona over the weekend.>> she was delightful, way. and i got to see the guthrie th childhoo childhood home. >> some beer cans in the gutter. >> empty cigarette package. >> all right. all right. >> coming up on the 4th hour, he's just the best guy. things . >> coming up on the 4th hour, guys, split second host john michael higgins is kicking off game show week. >>> first, we have a new "start today" workout to boost your monday morning mood. we'll do that after your local stories. >> they w

over the past two years, we have seen the face of stamps in the uk transform, from the late queen elizabeth iiseen a big change in the price of our stamps, too. and one month from today, another price increase. in fact, it is the fourth increase from 2022 for the cost of sending a letter first class. royal mailsaid the cost of sending a letter first class. royal mail said the price of a first—class stamp would cost 10p to £1 35 p. a first—class stamp would cost 10p to £135 p. meanwhile, second—class stamps would increase by 10p to 85 p. that is the same price as a first—class stamp two years ago. it has been a difficult time for royal mail, which made a loss of £419 million last year, and was late in delivering more than a quarter of all first class post. and royal mail could be allowed to scrap saturday postal deliveries as a review by 0fcom, which will outline how the company can save hundreds of millions of pounds.— company can save hundreds of millions of pounds. 0fcom, the regulator. _ millions of pounds. 0fcom, the regulator. has _ millions of pounds. 0fcom, the regulator, has to _ milli

ailsa anderson, the former queen elizabeth ii's former queen elizabeth ii's former private , press secretaryk on their feet soon, cameron saying little bit of a health saying a little bit of a health scare there. you see, i know i'm at don't know what at the stage. i don't know what you're isabel. think? you're like, isabel. you think? well, you mention what well, what can you mention what can not can you even mention can you not can you even mention if positive? but i'd just if it's positive? but i'd just like say that all medical like to say that all medical people i've spoken to people that i've spoken to privately, are saying that she's in very place now. in a very good place now. >> certainly she's going >> well, certainly she's going to getting the possible to be getting the best possible medical attention. that goes without think her without saying, i think her message, which moved so many of us, was one that was filled with hope and optimism and that really came across. she is a very positive person. she's incredibly strong. she will be really drawing on all of that strength. she's g

ii. elizabeth, well, i clearly remember this picture, i looked at it the other day, maybe yesterday, and was her name? maria, no, it's not maria. elisha, do you have an opportunity to answer or just shrug in the manner that is typical for all of us here? well, i don’t even know. i accept the answer, i don't know, help us. we are so happy because we can finally help. garina anatolyevna. yes, but this is boyarnya morozov. yes, elizaveta was closest to everyone, yes, but morozov’s wife. in that. we can convince you by looking at the screen, here is a full-fledged picture, they are not taking her to execution, they are taking her into exile. tenth final question of the third round: what is the name of this item and what is it for? used? oh, they blotted n'. but i have an assumption that it is used as sandpaper, what is it called? mm, i don’t know , well, it doesn’t rub, i’m trying, there are no painful sensations, which by the way , there should have been if i rubbed my hand with sandpaper, no, alexander, there is a version, no, alexandra, no, elisha, no, i hope you can see in the staff room

that was when queen elizabeth ii and prince philip, duke of edinburgh, attended a cathedral service herel as the guildhall, and carried out a number of events , along inside the city as events, along inside the city as i said, the queen has not yet left the city, although she, as you said, tom, she has exited the cathedral. the crowd is still there. i can't quite see from where i am. cameron. from where i am. yes, cameron. cameron believe was some cameron i believe there was some vague plan. >> cameron saw we saw the >> if cameron we saw we saw the queen exiting, leaving the service the cathedral. we did service at the cathedral. we did have a picture of that. we saw the queen shaking hands with members of the public and greeting them as she exited and walked slowly down the steps out of the cathedral, there . so lots of the cathedral, there. so lots of the cathedral, there. so lots of people waiting around to see her. lots of people who had been at the service , then moving at the service, then moving outside, congregating outside , outside, congregating outside, to greet queen . camill

now that is a line that queen elizabeth ii now that is a line that queen elizabeth i!iving regular treatments for cancen receiving regular treatments for cancer. he will not be attending the service here today because he's not attending any public engagements while he has that treatment. neither is the princess wales, but the other princess of wales, but the other major be here major royals will be here representing the crown as well as, as you can probably see behind me, lots of yellow signs. there are public protests too, so going a busy day so it's going to be a busy day here at westminster abbey. >> cameron, you >> thank you cameron, and you will that later will be bringing us that later on. gb news still to come this morning. just oil are morning. just stop oil are planning ruining summer planning on ruining your summer holidays.be protesting at going to be protesting at airports so that your aeroplane does not take off. we're going to to them to if to be talking to them to see if they justify their plans. gb news. >> bay. good morning. >> bay. good morning. >> go