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but i think european royals have gone further.nmark, queen margarita has slimmed-down the monarchy, removing titles from four of her grandma -- french open. it has caused a family follow. we are unlikely to see anything like that in the u.k.. process and voiced her skepticism. -- princess and voiced her skepticism. >> i think it strange that they made it seem like a justifiable comment. there were changes a bit, it does not sound like a good idea from where i'm standing. i'm not quite sure what else we can do. >> all boil families are grappling with popularity, cost and dealing with their colonial past. in the netherlands, a sense of public accessibility and a tight focus on the king and queen is there approach to modern monarchy. >> forgot, every hollywood ending deserves a parade. and it is fitting that ryan minerals and rob mcelhinney joined the festivities in northwell's on tuesday to celebrate the teams returned to the english football league. the club was relegated 50 years ago, a painful experience. the actors bought the te

but other european royals have gone further.onarchy, removing the titles from four of her grandchildren. it's caused a family fallout. this is our conversation with princess anne. we're unlikely to see anything as drastic in the uk. during an interview for canadian tv, princess anne voiced her scepticism. i think the slim down was said on a day when there were a few more people around, to make it seem like a justifiable comment. the world changes a bit. it changes a bit. it doesn't sound like a good idea from where i'm standing, i must say. not quite sure what else we can do. all royal families are grappling with popularity, cost, and dealing with their colonial past. in the netherlands, a sense of public accessibility and a tight focus on the king and queen is their approach to modern monarchy. daniela relph, bbc news, rotterdam. thousands of people have taken to the streets of wrexham to celebrate their football team winning promotion back to the english football league. wrexham afc is the oldest football club in wales, with t

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this long line of cars that is now queueing up, the outriders there, they will be members of european royalrse the king's time is limited, so much to do ahead of the big event tomorrow. katie nicholls, royal commentator, hello. i mean, it's always quite difficult getting everybody in the right place at the right time on such a big stage.— right place at the right time on such a big stage. that's what the alace do such a big stage. that's what the palace do best. _ such a big stage. that's what the palace do best. making - such a big stage. that's what the palace do best. making sure - such a big stage. that's what the palace do best. making sure the| such a big stage. that's what the - palace do best. making sure the king is a pretty hard out at around six o'clock up, he will go back to clarence house, have dinner with the queen consort, queen camilla, and really ready himself for tomorrow. you do wonder what must be going through his head. i thought it was very telling to see him go out and do that impromptu walkabout this afternoon. i remember the first thing he did when he came back to e

westminster abb first lady jill biden will be among them, along with other foreign dignitaries and european royalst like this, so what is the most unusual thing you have seen? reporter: yeah, all sorts of quirky things. the bars and restaurants are decorated for the coronation and there's excitement building. the corky asked -- quirk thing, a special message, a mind of that gap message -- the king and queen recorded it for the coronation. we have also seen super fans addressed up, a lot of british -- dressed up. and a lot of british flags. reggie: the mind the gap thing is cute. [laughter] kumasi: abc news will have exclusive coverage of the event s on saturday morning, starting at 2:00 a.m., and you can watch here or stream on hulu. reggie: jennifer coolidge was supposed to host the finale of "saturday night live." kumasi: that episode has been canceled because of the writer'' strike. they had to scrap the last three episodes of the season, including this week, which would have starred pete davidson. kieran culkin was supposed to host next week. then jennifer coolidge was supposed to host with th

the founding fathers rejected a king, but many europeans feel a royal family is an asset.ton on a royal mission, as the uk has a new king — charles iii. i want to find out how other royal families, many of them king charles�* relations, manage to stay relevant in the 21st century. i'll be mixing in royal circles. how was it? (speaks french). and visiting palaces. you can't walk past that line. then you will shoot me? talking to insiders. that is more my style. do i look like a princess? i can curtsy and talk at the same time. and consulting princes and princesses about life with a crown. your highness. tell me how you would like me to address you. your highness or princess, orjust martha, i don't mind. and life without a crown. i grew up in exile, i couldn't go in my country. are there lessons for good king charles in the modern game of thrones? so far i have been discussing royals who are living the royal life — hard work, but with benefits. but what about those who have lost their crowns? what do they think about life without a throne? it's time to meet emmanuele phillib

. >> yeah, i mean, those northern european royals have approval ratings in the 80s, which most politiciansg people. and the reason they have it is because they are not seen as aloof, because they're not shut behind big walls. they do interact with their population. they're called the bicycle monarchies, i think that king charles is going to move the british monarchy a little bit more into that model. he's going to make it more accessible, more at one with the people, to the ex-at the present time that you ever can be if you're a king or a queen. i think he has to. i think in order to survive monarchies have to be more approachable. that's why their populations will support him. also, you have to give king charles credit, he was derided for being an environmentalist way before talking about climate change was fashionable, or popular, or the thing to do. he was kind of mocked for talking to plants. well, look, who was on the right side of history? who stuck by his beliefs? it was king charles. who is beyond jill biden, who's the most senior american who's going to be in westminster tomorrow,

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the british royal family is pes headed a little more in the direction of european leaders. e with me, who is a royal expert, writer, and through the -- wrote the most recent book camilla ousted from queen consort. what of -- with the coronation other european families have done away with it. is it in to the british to have the ceremony? >> yes, it is. people like it because of the stability. it has gone on for generation after generation. stly, they do not want change, but king charles is wanting to make changes. and i think it is credibly important that there is no longer the peers, 40 peers come in and bow, they scrapped about out and instead he has got camilla's children and grandchildren involved. and little prince george. i think it then shows that -- kelly: you singled out camilla's children and grandchildren obviously they are her children from the first marriage. it is not a conventional royal family we may have known before. >> king charles has been very close to them. he has been, since they were born really, they have known each other so long. they like him tremen

but other european royals have gone further.cess anne voiced her scepticism. i think the slimmed down was said on a day when there were a few more people around, to make it seem a justifiable comment. the world changes a bit. it does. it doesn't sound like a good idea from where i am sitting i must say. not quite sure what else you can do. all the royal families are grappling with popularity, cost, and dealing with their colonial past. in the netherlands, a sense of public accessibility and a focus on the king and queen is their approach to modern monarchy. daniela relph, bbc news, rotterdam. time to bring you up—to—date with some of the days others main story. the us estimates that 20,000 russian troops have been killed in fighting in ukraine since december. mostly in the battle for bakhmut. another 80,000 have been wounded. us officials say the offensive in the donbas region focus but had failed exhausting russia's military stockpiles and its armed forces. a lot of the debt are thought to be from the widener group. —— widener

european union. united states and others. is royal students. air force had attacked hundreds of islamic jihad positions in the gaza strip embrace some days. some residents denied the homes, had been used by militants. for the doctor, the dead, they called me and asked me to leave the house and allowed the neighbors to card from a private number and said they have been fight. i'm wanting decide which happened to be about 5 minutes later. the board been struck as you can see. what a 100 all but i mean, not ship the guys the strip is being deserted and shops have being closed for days as reason and seek shelter. think that yeah, i would just say that, i mean we really need a truce and we still don't know. i'm a broker if i but i get food to eat. if i don't work, i haven't have nothing to eat. the strikes and bumping is very annoying. be con sleep, but i'm guessing and we have lots of children. hopefully david's age of truth because we haven't really died of this in november. i tried to, i don't know why they're selling more than 800 rock

suspect a lot of royal waters are saying that actually the british royal family is perhaps heading a little more in the direction of those europeanert, writer and author of the most recent book title matt camillo: from out a queen consort. is a very important to the british royal family to have this coronation ceremony with all its uploads and grand door? i coronation ceremony with all its uploads and grand door?- coronation ceremony with all its uploads and grand door? i think it is actually. _ uploads and grand door? i think it is actually, people _ uploads and grand door? i think it is actually, people like _ uploads and grand door? i think it is actually, people like you - uploads and grand door? i think it i is actually, people like you because they are _ is actually, people like you because they are used to it, they like the fact that — they are used to it, they like the fact that it's gone on for generation after generation. i think mostly— generation after generation. i think mostly they don't want change, but kin- mostly they don't want change, but king charles has wanted to make changes, — king charles has wanted to mak

bulls. bog ups the up to 7th in the standings where they are now on the edge of european conscious contention. in the u. k. royal fans have started preparations for the coronation of king charles the 3rd with just 5 days to go until the ceremony. one dedicated monarchist is camping out to secure the perfect spot. to watch the royal procession. he's brought a portable bed food and also a tarp to ward off any rainy weather between now and may 6th. and in a small village, west of london, royal fans submitted woolen replicas of king charles and his wife. queen camilla knitted guardsman are also standing at the ready for coronation day. that when we went site, you're watching dw news from berlin up next shift living in the digital age, looks at how technology is revolutionizing medicine. i'm terry martin. thanks for watching. enjoying the view and come take a look at this to the highlights every week in your inbox, subscribe. now how can journalism help us in overcoming divisions, registered.

i wonder for the visiting european royals there and if there was a element of envy.th the crowns off? as we have been talking about it and they are heavy. >> a martini for the king and glass of red for the queen. that's her's. >> a moment to pause and have a family moment. we hope that -- we're about to have the salute. >> the garden of the west terrace of the palace. they will squeeze 4,000 troops. >> the back end of the procession is still going past us. we are waiting to see, as you see some of them coming in. once that is finished behind us, the mall will open and allow people to come forward for the balcony wave. a few bits going on before we get the back of the palace. >> are you meteorologists? the real question this afternoon is whether this military flyover of the royal air force jets will take place at the balcony? >> i am not. i have a friend who is an air traffic controller. he has just been texting me saying he doesn't think it looks good. he says the clouds are low at800 feet. he is not sure that flypast can happen. we know particularly this time of yea

so i well for more or less, i'm joined by add on all to the research feller for european security at the royal united services as judy joins us now live from london. welcome to the program. so presents a lensky is weapons run through europe, has been called the key to ukrainian success and this war, but how to use it? yes, well i think the 1st thing is these have to do a 2nd video sort of did ation the visits back in the february and visited european capitals. so i think there's another one and see where he doesn't quite seem that ukraine has enough capability to achieve their objectives this summer. and i think the key points about is whether he thinks that you can create and still achieve the objectives, or whether he thinks that's ukraine will take higher levels of casualties if they don't have all of this additional questions. information statements, i believe it's probably daughter even without this additional equipment. what do you make of reports of recent gains by ukraine? so it'd be apparent downing of those for russian menissi ashcroft and significant territory. we captured around bu

there were a lot of european royals as well and lot them are and an awful lot of them are related eachlly long to rain over us. that's how it feels, quite frankly. but who can blame me? look, a little bit of weather is not going to stop us, is it? because we're british? but let's speak to gillian and alan who join as well. join us. gb news fans as well. and of all, why do you and first of all, why do you feel you had to come to london to get into the atmosphere? really get. yeah to get the really get. yeah to get into the meee— really get. yeah to get into the meee em— really get. yeah to get into the meee em ebe— really get. yeah to get into the mood in the north— really get. yeah to get into the mood in the north of england, were— mood in the north of england, ebeee rem-e— mood in the north of england, ebeee esm-e e— mood in the north of england, there isn't a the— mood in the north of england, there isn't a the razzmatazz as emeee— there isn't a the razzmatazz as ebeee es— there isn't a the razzmatazz as ebeee es eewe— there isn't a the razzmatazz as there is down here. so we'll bee

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i think it's very possible that maybe in ten years time much the same as european royal families whoited about the future of the— people are excited about the future of the monarchy being wrkuon — future of the monarchy being william and— future of the monarchy being william and catherine. and i rnrnk— william and catherine. and i onrnk youe— william and catherine. and i think you're seeing a lot of euggon— think you're seeing a lot of euggon ror— think you're seeing a lot of support for charles and camilla. rnor-e— support for charles and camilla. rnor-e eokeky— support for charles and camilla. that's solely based on the fact onoo— that's solely based on the fact rnor—eguokei that charles is success equals wrkuon — that charles is success equals william success.— that charles is success equals william success. and that's what we won— william success. and that's what we won .— william success. and that's what we want . that's— william success. and that's what we want . that's what we're we want. that's what we're kookrng— we want. that's what we're kookrng-ro. - we want. that's what

persons visited the belmont park of braslav, and the royal ones from the russian empire or do they speak lithuanian? not yet, maybe in western european, western european. let's suppose, let's suppose. king can be queen bona no? give up. yes, well, i’ll say right away that it was alexander the first and the neapolitan king, the third question is the last chance to get a clue. which of the lakes, having thrown a tire, is the largest, which is located not far from the brotherhood itself, what is it called? that's right, wow, and so you have two tips for successfully completing the quest thank you to discover some new places of interest, including attractions. i don’t know how you personally adore the open spaces of braslav, where did they look? here are the most picturesque landscapes, beautiful lakes, fox hills. so today, i am traveling around this area and the first task is related to entertainment, namely, i go to the safari park. friends, on the spot i want to introduce you to anton, this is the head of the aviary-labor economy. i barely remember, anton, this is my first time in your safari park, of course, i'm wondering what kind o

royal swedish army is 25,000. that is, we have two armies of a european central european country concentrated within one city and he finished and it is clear that even these prisoners will ask him about . the leadership of things, the military leadership, they are trying to dispose of the beauty and the prisoners they don't need in the city of bakhmut, but this enmity of theirs is in our hands, the more the more the enmity, the panic without the last enemy, the easier it is for us to carry out our tasks thank you thank you this was yuriy syrotyuk e-e soldier grenade launcher p' commander of a separate assault brigade of the armed forces of ukraine. thank you very much for joining us directly from the outskirts of bakmut. well , oleksandr, let's continue the conversation a little later, but for now . please also comment on the situation in bakmut. i i think it's appropriate, after all, what do we observe that they had to drag some real weapons there? well, some kind of weapons from other parts of the front, uh, to the bahmut, did the russians have to do it, or can we do it objectively somehow, uh to say whether or n

the, the british royal family has declined a request to return the remains of a 19th century european prince. prince lee may you who was captured by the british army when he was 7 years old. he died of pneumonia in 1879 and was buried in some george's chapel at windsor castle. this defendant's, it's not right for him to be kept in the u. k. 3 states in the west and us have agreed to reduce the amount of water they take from the colorado river. it provides drinking water for 40000000 people in the us and mexico. the expense for a drought has lift levels and across this point, reynolds reports from los angeles in the by the administration and western states that depend on the colorado river has struck a deal on cutting water use until 2026. the agreement would reduce water siphoned from the colorado by more than 3.6 trillion cubic meters. california which uses the largest share of colorado river water, wouldn't bear the brunt of the cuts with about one 3rd of the total. arizona and nevada also agree to significant cuts. other states rely on the river are colorado, new mexico and utah. e

like until then these dedicated royal friends are going novia says forces down the president, a world football's governing body is demanded that european broadcasters pay significantly more for tv rights for this year's women's world cup in australia and new zealand than they have offered so far. johnny infant, you know, threatened that otherwise they won't be able to televised the tournament. in the con continents 5 biggest markets, england, germany, france, spain and italy. women's football has been growing wildly in popularity. but according to fee for president johnny and fan tino fans in the top $5.00 european markets might not be able to watch this year's world cup and less broadcasters pay up. he called their offers for tv rights, a slap in the face of the players and all women world wide broadcast, especially public broadcasters, funded by tax payers. money should put their action behind their work because they rightfully criticize a football organizations or other sports organizations for not paying equally. women and men are not having the same prize money. well, we need to generate these revenues and day should help us becau

calls about royal production changes, but no one cares about the united states saying syria should not join the arab league. no one cares about the reservations of the nato leaders, european union, british, and american leaders about the fact that syria is admitted backend into world politics of the iran deal with saudi arabia. all of this is happening while they're all modeling along with the war in europe, that the rest of the world looks upon it as it was capitalized by vladimir putin in a sense, the leader of the vanguard of this new world order as well. i think what you are seeing is the beginnings of home world in which there is more an agency in the global south in ways sorry to interrupt. you did say that already, but you said 2060. is it not moving quicker than the? then you saw it just as i remember it all because of the foreign policy magazine in 20 years ago saying china or eventually will be powerful, you know, you know, revising your opinions and thinking through the foster. i think things are actually moving more slowly than i would have predict get in part because the dollar remains such a dominant currency. in part because we are seeing that you can unplu

european currency. where do things stand and do you think charles will be the last royal head of state of australia? were incredible and they showed us again that no one does ceremonial like the brits. i like charles. i like your sense of humor and i think he was ahead of his time in his environment, but i'm australian and i think most americans would be sympathetic to that. i wish charles well, long live the king, but in the long term, i think our head of state should be one of us. >> and is that what the -- what does the politics look like would most australians share your views? >> look, i think if you expressed it that way yes, when you get into what the model is and how you change the government it becomes complicated and when we look ahead we have to have fondness for the monarchy and ultimately know that our future depends on ourselves and that means all offices under the australian constitution, in my opinion, should be held by australians. >> michael fullilove, zanny benton, we will have the channel back soon. >>> bernard henri l eevee has spent time on the front alines f ukraine and he has

european currency. where do things stand and what do you think? do you think charles will be the last royaltate of australia? >> well let me say, look, i thought the images from london were incredible. they showed us again that no one does ceremony like the brits. i like charles. i like his sense of humor. i think he was ahead of his time on the environment. but i'm an australian and i think that australia's head of state should be an australian and i think most americans could be sympathetic to that. so i wish charles well, long live the king. but if the long-term i think our head of state should be one of us. >> and that is what -- what is the politics look like and the polls look like in australia? do most australians share your views? >> if you express it that way, yes. but if you get into the model and how we change the government, it becomes complicated. but i think when we look ahead, we have to be confident enough to have affection and fondness for britain and for the monarchy. but ultimately know that our future depends on ourselves and that means all in the position should be held

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think that the new slimmed down monarchy, with the working royals, kathryn and william, camilla and charles, looks a lot more like the european as they are now. and those monarchies have approval ratings in the 80s. their countries really like them. and you wonder whether that is the way that king charles is going to take the house of windsor, if he's going to start looking a lot like those more low-key, less grand, less of what we are seeing right now. less aloof, more accessible. is that where he is going to take the british monarchy? >> i know you have written about that, and certain lessons that king charles can learn from different royal families in europe. but, as i turn to you suzannah, as we were watching harriet walk-in, kathy uses the word sadness, he said he looks lonely. >> he did look rather alone, didn't he as he was approaching and walking up that while. kathy's right to point out that the last time he did that was at the funeral of his grandmother and that has got to be coming back to him. he does not come back to the uk regularly because he does not have a police protection for various reasons. and so this is

european union. it's a rough time to be british. one thing, these great events come fast and furious because of the nature of what is going on in the royalily, one thing britain does better than anybody's pomp, pageantry, military procession, the kind of thing you have here. we have the last great monarchy in the world. i am proud of that. the monarchy gives us a stability which very few countries in the world have got. this one family have been at the top of everything. they don't make laws, they just do what they are told by parliament today, but they give the country something special. when we put on these events, the world looks at britain with a sense of about the splendor and majesty. i know the argument against the monarchy. i also know my spine tingles when i see this kind of thing. we are about to witness, the world will look at it and go wow, one thing these brits do well and that is this, that makes me feel good. martha: glad to have you with us represent the country. piers: i will take it. martha: king appears. piers: i didn't say that first, you did. ainsley: the troops in london are decked out in full colors, they have a hu

around some of the other european monarchies and looking at what they are doing, and they have had members of the royalfamily are doing, and they have had members of the royalrough _ falling apart. yeah, but that if you look back through history, - falling apart. yeah, but that if you look back through history, it - falling apart. yeah, but that if you look back through history, it is - look back through history, it is always difficult for the spare, as he whispers to himself. and we see that in royal families around royal family, as much as the royalfamily here in the uk. are you ever going tojoin request mark here in the uk. are you ever going to join request mark are you going to join request mark are you going to fly into the united states and just a half a mile away from me for the entire week, or are we ever going to be together? i the entire week, or are we ever going to be together?— the entire week, or are we ever going to be together? i flew in. the onus is on you _ going to be together? i flew in. the onus is on you to _ going to be together? i flew in. the onus is on you to have come - going to be together? i flew in. the onus is on you to have

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royal family that's on parade in on saturday. sd 022 2 on saturday. 30 odd heads of state, other european royalty, prime ministers.amily the average royal family costs the average family year. so it's family 60 5pa year. so it's absolute peanuts, less the absolute peanuts, less than the price cup of tea. not price of a cup of tea. not a starbucks, definitely. - rt.0; rt not a starbucks, definitely. yeah yeah— starbucks, definitely. yeah wood-odde- starbucks, definitely. yeah yeah, _quite a - starbucks, definitely. yeah yeah,-quite a lot. starbucks, definitely. yeah. yeah,-quite a lot less yeah, yeah. quite a lot less than a pint of milk, too. we're going to talk now to editor at large the on sunday, large at the mail on sunday, charlotte griffiths, the mail on sunday, course, be doing sunday, of course, will be doing a huge special newspaper this weekend. charlotte, how are you 7 weekend. charlotte, how are you ? i don't think we've got a that looks fantastic . we can find looks fantastic. we can find charlotte crowded is there you are charlotte . oh, hi. hi. yes are charlotte. oh, hi. hi. yes rm— are charlotte. o

european court of human rights to prevent the deportation of asylum seekers. downing street says the bill is compassionate and fair, but justin welby says it treats migrants as invaders. now the royaltiations. they say only a substantial offer will avoid a return to the picket lines . interest rates are picket lines. interest rates are expected to rise again this week as inflation remains high, according to economists . experts according to economists. experts believe the base rate is going to go up . by 0.25% to 4.5. that to go up. by 0.25% to 4.5. that would be the 12th consecutive raise by the central bank and mark the highest level since 2008. any rise is expected to make loans and mortgage rates more expensive . and lastly, the more expensive. and lastly, the publisher of the mirror newspaper brazier, has unreservedly apologised to the duke of sussex for unlawful information gathering at the start of a high court trial over alleged phone hacking mirror group newspapers admitted that prince harry's legal challenge warranted compensation . the warranted compensation. the tabloid also promised the behaviour would never be repeated and other high profile claimants involved in the

european court of human rights to prevent the deportation of asylum seekers. downing street says the bill is compassionate and fair, but justin welby says it treats migrants as invaders. now the royaltiations. they say only a substantial offer will avoid a return to the picket lines . interest rates are picket lines. interest rates are expected to rise again this week as inflation remains high, according to economists . experts according to economists. experts believe the base rate is going to go up . by 0.25% to 4.5. that to go up. by 0.25% to 4.5. that would be the 12th consecutive raise by the central bank and mark the highest level since 2008. any rise is expected to make loans and mortgage rates more expensive . and lastly, the more expensive. and lastly, the publisher of the mirror newspaper brazier, has unreservedly apologised to the duke of sussex for unlawful information gathering at the start of a high court trial over alleged phone hacking mirror group newspapers admitted that prince harry's legal challenge warranted compensation . the warranted compensation. the tabloid also promised the behaviour would never be repeated and other high profile claimants involved in the