in particular, in london, a farewell and a funeral are going on, and with the queen of great britaind northern ireland, elizabeth the second, right now at 12:45, these ceremonial events begin at 12:45, obviously according to kyiv time in great britain, it is already 10:45, right now, as you can see e 142 e-e sailors lined up in order to introduce e-e mm-m carriage with a coffin with the body of queen elizabeth the second and from the windsor there is a hard hall in which she was from wednesday and where everyone could say goodbye to her in a-a citizens of great britain as well guests of the country, as well as from other overseas territories , so the carriage with the coffin is now being transported from the windsor hall to the westminster passage to the westminster abbey. there i looked at the map there, well, it’s not much to go. literally in 15 minutes , they should already be there, and that’s the whole westminster abbey already and the funeral service for the queen of great britain will begin. well , today is a very, very active day in london, after the funeral service, the coff

now he is trying to use where he can, but great britain has dissatisfied with the high prices of greatused by putin's war, and this is an awareness not only in the party only in the party concerts and not only in burida, let's say in the parliament in general, the position of the parties and the awareness of the entire british people is included, and to what extent over the last six months, e.e., britain has reduced its dependence on russian energy carriers to the situation than in europe. dependent on e-e european countries on russian gas, the british gas system actually has at most two to three percent of russian gas in its pipes, the question is more about the general change in the balance prices for energy carriers, primarily in europe. in connection with the actions taken by russia, there is no direct dependence here, but there is a reaction to the general global trends of the british are being realized and there is already a whole series of measures that they are planning. well, for example, they are now introducing certain surcharges to every british family, this is a huge amoun

. fighter bjohnson, so we can expect the continuation of the supply of weapons to ukraine from great britainstand that this was a serious share that we received at the same time we understand that there is still potential for expanding this military-technical cooperation. britain is helping us. and financially and economically, it is very important . well, the fact that the british prime minister has personally already been to ukraine knows the situation and, even before that, she advocated that ukraine should be helped sincerely, with all my might, understanding that russian aggression is a danger for the entire european continent. i really agree with your speaker , mr. oleksandr levchenko, this appointment really opens up new perspectives for us about the good prospects of our relations with britain, which we had . of foreign affairs of britain, she put forward this initiative about a triple alliance between great britain, poland and ukraine, and this is really very promising, and within the framework of this future alliance, britain is ready to take on even defense functions and this conf

be transferred together with the soldiers to ukraine well, what can we expect from the help of great britainw that your visa in berlin is not just that of your predecessor, in particular, regarding the position of chancellor scholz, for example, regarding the provision of the same leopard-2 tanks, or britain, in turn, can give us some more royal gifts? britain gives us quite royal gifts, and not only of its own stocks. you know what those are. with the same missiles, just on a different track, great britain transferred it. this is not entirely known in ukraine, but this is the country that is second only to the united states, simply because the wealth of the students of the united states is not compared to any other country on the planet, it gives us much more than we could expect, but they not only find what can be found here they find all over the world in this is the importance of the work of great britain which uses its traditional connections around the world when the elasticity of capacity know where in who is located and how is it to be transferred to ukraine and let's take a look at

victoria was an empress, not just a queen, and the british were very it is important that the great empire and when britainsmall european country, this opinion appeared on the islands, and what does the monarch symbolize the great charter of freedoms, because since a thousand years ago, milk has been said, the monk said that he will be equal to his subjects, that he will be respected to respect his subjects at a time when his birthright seems to give him the right to disrespect, to the possibility of not reckoning with them, and it must be said that from this point of view, queen elizabeth ii, why do they treat this e- she was british, she was an ordinary person, closed enough, cold enough, calm enough, you didn't know that, and they started calling her grandma when simply because a person is already 96 years old, but she never gave the impression of a grandmother who bakes some cakes there just a respectable right, barely, but she treated people with respect, this respect was felt. yes, it is distance, but distance is also respect to a certain extent. i always believed that when a person who is endowed wi

what will change in the lives of ordinary citizens in great britain after the death of the queen andt does it mean that the era has passed? or charles iii, at least today in ukrainian social networks, they discussed it very hotly with us on the phone oles kovach, correspondent of radio svoboda in london, my congratulations to you, that is, that's what i heard now let's start with the last one, after all, so that we immediately put all the dots on karl or charles and where did the discussion even begin, so look, i won't even emphasize the fact that i am fluent in military languages, although this is a fact, uh, we are talking about the fact that in the global historiography of the modern modern age there is such an approach that the monarchs of the largest and most powerful monarchies, which undoubtedly includes the british royal family, are called names that are characteristic of each specific language. let 's start. let's start with er immediate neighbors when prince chaus was a prince he was called transfers someone can say charles it's almost like chau but let's go to his son to a

and, of course, the name of charles for the king of great britain is a name that carries a very largec meaning. i will remind him a little bit of the fate of the first two charles and charles i stuart, who was beheaded during the english revolution cromwell's people found him guilty of treason against the state. his head was demolished in whitehall, his monument near the stock exchange was destroyed, and a tablet was placed on it the last tyrant the last king. well, as it turned out, after all, not the last queen is still ruling in great britain, but it was like the height of the english revolution, he had a son with charles ii charles ii , who was recognized as the king of scotland, there was a real hunt for him, from the revolutionary forces of cromwell , but the hunt did not give anything, despite the fact that, because of his head, generally fabulous riches were promised. uh, charles ii also had a livelihood. one of the main sources that was you know what, uh money from russia, alexei mikhailovich, our tsar, father of peter i, considered it very unfair to decapitate his british co

it seems to me that thatcher replaced churchill as the prime minister of great britain.ally has a chance to be the kind of prime minister who will significantly change both internally so and the foreign policy of great britain, no less than today on her twitter, she stated this ambiguously, but we will see, because the challenges are very difficult in the context of ukraine. i am absolutely calm, because britain was and remains one of the forwarders of aid to ukraine and, in fact, the cessation of existence of the russian empire in this disgusting form, as we are now all observing and many of us are the owners. yes, i still wanted to ask mr. volodymyr a question. let me ask you now, and then we will come to another topic. i would like to call you precisely as government officials, maybe you, well , working in the government, have a better understanding of what can happen in connection with the disconnection of the kakhovskaya hydroelectric power station from the power supply to it, it is no longer there, it was disconnected today by the occupier in the evening. this is r

therefore, this is something they have quite mystical and tragic in the life of great britain, now charles iii has taken the throne, do you know vyacheslav alekseevich at charles ii's mouth? it was used as a remedy for syphilis and a great combination of mercury, but it was used to raise the body temperature and thus cope with the disease, the treatment was then called then in the 16th-17th century. well, there is another version that he was very fond of alchemy, and therefore conducted the experiment itself with mercury, but on the other hand, in favor of your version is the fact that charles ii there were, well, about 2 dozen only illegitimate official illegitimate children. yes, this version is more realistic. uh, his uh, they called the merry king, his dad called the shortened charles the first shortened, because, well, the head was a separate torso charles ii went down in history as the merry king, you can add that the british were not fun. basically. they initially welcomed this board then suffered from various economic problems including er, and he loved cocker spaniels. and women h

uh hmm some kind of cap of incendiary recklessness and uh the wind blew in fair for great britain after. e britain is essentially, although a nuclear power, but security. e can afford not to provide the only major and quite convenient war for them in was far from their borders the war for the last 50 years with argentina. and in general, now we see, rather, you know, such reflections were of imperial glory, an attempt to play on several directions at once ukraine greece turkey india pressure on china suddenly the british fleet. it turns out there in the pacific ocean, and that's it. these, of course, were also reflections of the british, who for the last 30 years have not been in control in any of the foreign policy situations. all the big initiatives there on afghanistan and cancer were given to them. uh, it means, as already a prescription, some recipes with side of the americans. and while tony blair then the prime minister was forced to sign it and then sell it to his own parliament and any state experiments. britain is a special kind of experiment a little exotic. as we may like, y

well, the first lady of ukraine and prime minister denys gal are also in great britain. wife of the prince so now let's join snizhan from snizhan starovytsia. she knows more about all these monarchical rules and affairs and culture. she is a journalist and the author of comedy projects about modern monarchies and aristocratic families of snizhan. welcome, congratulations, thank you for the invitation, please tell me how today will be in great britain, how to follow it correctly, and what are the rules in great britain today, almost a million tourists are expected to come to the united kingdom to pay their respects to the late british monarchy and you are wrapped up ii also on this day in london will be involved an unprecedented number of police officers 10,000 and a-and also several tens of thousands of intelligence officers i.e. security measures it is difficult to name even these are hyper-amplified measures, because of course because of the huge number of tourists and also 2000 distinguished guests, london is becoming so. well, i can't say that it's a safe place, desp

olga melchevska from downing street listras will become the new prime minister of great britain tomorrow, replacing boris johnson, and we will see if she keeps her promise to be the first to call the ukrainian president, not the president of the united states or any other country, which is notable when fellow party members forced johnson to go to trans's resignation was supported to the last in johnson's government, she was foreign secretary, one of the most important government posts, she also worked in governments david kemrinator of lands and look at how her political career unfolded. these are some of the most loyal supporters of lia strass, activists in this part of the norfolk game, non-stop praise the mp from her constituency, the next prime minister, here something work means a lot to her, it is very important to her to do that that she wants her skin as thick as a rhinoceros when it comes to enduring someone's attacks for many years kolehydrate several times predicted that the career of the forest tracks is going down and so soon she will spend more time here in norfolk than at

pro-party of lystras, who will become the prime minister of great britain from tomorrow after formalroval by the queen, and this means that defense aid for ukraine will not decrease, but will increase, this means that the position of the forest is known to us, the position regarding ukraine is the next, we must stop putin, we must to increase the defense assistance of the country and not only with tanks but also with heavy weapons and airplanes, and just about airplanes with american partners. as you know, we have agreed and training for our pilots is already starting if if such an ally of ours as great britain lends a shoulder in these matters, then this will seriously strengthen our anti-aircraft capabilities, our capabilities so that the air force with modern aircraft will have more opportunities to shoot down enemy russian missiles that do not let vinnytsia, kyiv, lviv, or any ukrainian city sleep this is what is very important for us now, and we will continue to work with the new british prime minister. valentino, from the women in the british government and to the women in the

today, she is the lobby and brings the deepest sympathies of the people of great britain. of great britainto a political party joined the world grief and a woman who for many became a symbol of the long past 20th century, the british will miss her leading royal years, vice president shanfein told michelle neil, adding that she is personally grateful to elizabeth ii for the efforts she put into bringing peace. 1+1 evgeny plinskyi kateryna nesterenko tell colleagues what are your plans for the next half hour welcome here and of course we will have discussions about the latest events taking place at the fountains but there will be and such an interesting topic as fashion and war as the war has already affected the ukrainian language, even more so. now we are celebrating the 25th anniversary of the ukrainian fashion week. accordingly, i think that it is a very relevant process to mention, in any case, we will watch it, and i invite you to watch the updated issue of tsn. at 7:00, everything will be done. no news, together we are strong, this is what she will say to the customers good evening, w

great britain, the kingdom of great britain has to establish churches. and then, in the aftermath of that, the colonial establishment that is not anglican, and that's really just the colonies in new england. those colonies are allowed to retain their congregationalist establishment. across the british empire, there are three different established churches. someone who is a dissenter and one place, can be part of an establishment in another place. that has two consequences. on the one hand, it makes a lot of people get really invested in the language of religious liberty. you have vocal communities that are considered legitimate religious actors and all of these places who are also outside of the establishment everyone has reason to be invested in religious liberty. that includes anglicans who argue for religious liberty mostly in the northern colonies where they do not have the full church that they want to have. on the other hand, it means that all of those groups are actually invested in the establishment. they are established-ing the idea that the sta

, an announcement is being made to us right now the editors of e-e in great britain announce the new prime minister, boris johnson, in this position, at least it ends for now, and well, we still see the video, tell me when we can go live, volodymyr, what can this mean for ukraine and how can the contribution be assessed and boris johnson's friendship with ukraine. boris johnson became one of the leaders in providing political and security support to ukraine. there will be an old new government, so to speak, a renewed johnson government. i think that he will not reduce aid to ukraine below the level set by prime minister boris johnson. i think that here now this new government will have a certain test. but in december, this test will end with an unequivocal victory in the sense that a critical point will be passed in this psychological tension regarding e-e energy prices for everything else, that is, in a group, we will see together whether his prime minister or the prime minister of the next prime minister therefore spoke constructively productively during this a-a process so that ou

well, maybe not so decisive as the usa, great britain, but to a large extent and weapons also diplomatically so that europe also came closer to us in the end the decision to grant ukraine the status of a candidate for eu membership and now active negotiations in particular here are these shots that you showed now, these are still shots about the meeting of the meeting of the association council of ukraine and the eu, and now there are talks, not abstract ones, about cooperation, several sectoral agreements have been signed, and where a concrete conversation about ukraine's fulfillment of the relevant obligations is planned next year if everything goes well, i hope that it will be just like that, the beginning of the negotiations on the prospects of ukraine's membership in the european union is what we will even say frankly, we didn't even dream of it last year because, well, there was a feeling. yes, we want . attitude towards us not only towards us but in general regarding the further expansion of the european union was so very, very restrained in brussels, now the situation has changed rad

the united states and great britain gathered courage and took such a responsible step. very much for including in our company mykhailo samus, as an expert of the army research center of disarmament conversion, was on radio liberty. vera yurova, vice-president of the european commission, european commissioner for values ​​and transparency, believes that putin is, she also told about this in an interview with radio svoboda, listen to if ukraine or believe the higher if ukraine continues to liberate its own territories and then putin can actually act with nuclear weapons, which is particularly possible the reaction of the eu and the characters note i personally do not believe in this i believe that putin is not a collective suicide this is my personal point of view experts say that putin is unpredictable now because his plan quickly to seize ukraine failed and therefore he needs actions to save face and also some i don't know better reasons to maintain the support of his citizens as we see in russia protests continue , social discontent is growing, this is something putin

is bbc news from ukraine and from london's buckingham palace declared royal mourning throughout great britain in connection with the death of queen elizabeth ii, her majesty died yesterday at the age of 96. she reigned for 70 years, the longest in british history, at the time of her death, next to the queen in the residence in the scottish balmorel was her son, from now on, king charles iii today he arrived in london with his wife camilla now queen consort thousands of people carry flowers to the balmorea residence to buckingham palace and windsor castle crowds of british regardless from age and faith gather to pay tribute to the memory of the queen in london and australia and new zealand, salutes were sounded by the countries that are part of the commonwealth of nations after the news of the death of her majesty, state flags were lowered and illuminated prominent places all around the ministerial abbey, st. paul's cathedral, windsor castle and other places bells rang across the country to pay tribute to her life members of parliament gathered to honor the queen the queen's funeral is expecte

what population in great britain is 80 million. o the state duma, deputies are elected by one deputy with more votes than lisa was elected as part of their great british democracy, please, 12 hundredths of a percent voted participated in the vote for the sheet underlines 12 acres of their one percent, so that no one would think that 12 years. something a, but of course, andrey konstantinovich i wouldn't have passed your exam. it's good that i'm not your student, because i would, of course, answer constitutional monarchy, since they have it written that way in the end, but uh, yes, indeed, the function of the queen of britain is uh, significant big ones here no one concludes that everything that they have written is not true, but at the same time, i mean, it’s just accepted in our country that they don’t have a constitution, they don’t consider it that way. they use the word constitution about their entire body of law and also use these terms about the monarchy. i will not now characterize the personality or the testaments uh, after

in great britain. the people of england waking to a new dark dawn. their queen is gone. the age of ninety six , leaving behind an ache in the hearts of britain's most of whom have never lived under another palace. ruler. this morning, thousands of mourners from around the globe continue to gather outside the gates of london's buckingham palace to pay their respects, a visual testament to the legacy of the woman. many remember as the unlikely queen, the princess who ascended from world war to auto mechanic to queen of england at the age of twenty five . her life captured along the way in headlines and by hollywood. over the next 70 years, queen elizabeth would command the love and admiration of the world while confronting regal challenges and personal tragedies. queen elizabeth . >> the second was the rock on which modern britain was built. our country has grown and flourished under her reign . britain is the great country it is today. because of her now in accordance with the royal line of succession, queen elizabeth's oldest son assumes the throne of the commonwealth as

interstate association, headed by the british monarch, but also a form of maintaining the influence of great britain over its former colonies as a result of the historical development of international relations in the middle of the 20th century. we see the gradual process of disintegration of the once great colonies. this applies not only to the british empire, the same thing happened from france to spain and portugal, and to some extent the same process also affected the soviet union a-a at the end of the 20th century, one of the forms of maintaining influence over former colonies located in different parts of the world and joins the commonwealth of nations as a member state. eh, this association is divided into several categories , perhaps the most interesting of which is the so -called common well. ra c is a kingdom that is part of the commonwealth of nations where a seemingly independent states pursuing their domestic foreign policy is dependent on london at least, because the head of the state is still the british monarch, who exercises his protocol functions through the institution of the gove

great britain got a new prime minister instead of boris johnson. would like to thank the 1922 committee at the head of the party and the conservative party as a whole for organizing one of the longest interviews in history, many thanks to you anti-ukrainian sentiment in europe in cologne, germany, and in prague, czech republic came thousands of protest actions, demonstrators complained about high energy prices and called for a dialogue with russia, who is behind the pro-russian rallies in europe, and how this can affect the support of ukraine from the european union , see svoboda life. congratulations, this is freedom, lime. my name is vlad and lazur, we speak live. we on the pages of radio svoboda on facebook and youtube, as well as on the air of the espresso tv channel, start from kharkiv, a russian s-300 missile hit a residential area in kharkiv the night before, the wreckage of the missile houses were damaged, people were injured, then we show the consequences , it was established in the course of the investigation already before the scene that it was a rocket from 300 that hit the

the queen and the prime minister were now the king and prime minister of great britain. aying goodbye to its queen a in parallel with that, king charles iii or charles iii as he is called at the beginning of his powers, then i already wrote then the president of russia and he should be called waldemarck the second elizabeth, he called her we called elizaveta and she is called correctly because she cannot be two elizabeths and queens in the country prime minister that's why they named him call this forest now elizabeth can be called taras the path the queen gave water yes well bright memory to the queen she is a person an era that will always remain with us in history in these videos, she drives a car during the second world war, this is really a queen, a queen who was with her people during the war. that is why it is such a great symbol of the nation, an indicator not only of the nation, but a symbol of the ruler of his people in general, we will move on oleksiy haran, scientific director of the foundation for democratic initiatives named after yaka kuchereva, professor o

during her life, she appointed fifteen british prime ministers, and listras had time to give great britainliterally two days before her death, and a few years before that, even thinking about her successor, i decided that one day the pro- zuelan should continue the important work started by my father in 1949, she thought out everything in advance, even the mourning ceremony with a clear farewell plan under the code name london bridge vs. olen zoryan ictv facts of the week - the only news the latest photos of queen elizabeth are extremely symbolic of our protocol measures neither with dogs nor with horses whom she loved so much, two days before her death, queen elizabeth ii decided state affairs, she met with lis tras, and after this meeting, and finally officially became the new prime minister of great britain, an associate of the san johnson constituency, 40-year-old listraz does not hide what she wants to she was considered the new iron lady. she promised politics in the style of margaret thatcher, that is, an ultra-liberal economy, low taxes, no checks for business, but also no handouts

but i think that in all of europe, in great britain and in other countries, people understand that they prices is largely connected with putin's war and that if putin does not stop in ukraine , he will have to deal with him elsewhere. and this will be even worse. i believe that there is a broad consensus, but at the same time there is concern about what the final will be, what will be the long-term strategy of relations with russia, all these things that none of the western politicians have really thought about yet, except perhaps politicians from the baltic countries are all frightened by the prospect of a war that will continue with the hands of course not only us, but also primarily ukrainians, that is why the counteroffensive in the kherson region is so important if ukraine achieves a number of military successes on the battlefield - this will have a powerful influence on public opinion in the west , there will be an awareness that this is a war which can be won and not simply endured, did you mention a long-term strategy for russia, did i understand correctly that in your opinion

and depths. maybe officials, but the most pleasant interlocutor in the world was the queen of great britain, so please, in your opinion , what should we expect from the new king? to be called that in the ukrainian tradition, or charles the third or charis the third, before the conversation he said briefly, although it did not add up a little bit, please explain how it is still correct and your predictions regarding his reign. let me tell you my own opinion, you can do with it what you want ... let them argue, especially ukrainians, let's argue, it's a good thing to start, but in britain, uh, crowned king charles bradbury, i know him as a child, he always remained charles for me, is he a king, or was he a principle, so uh, i would uh philologically, i left the philologist and used it as the english use the king of charok the third and as they say, eh, with the english tradition, kunis goes longle, what should we expect? i think britain has a very strong monarch today, who is perfectly prepared in the world situation, who is really the head of state eh and although he does not rule, i again r

great britain is a great friend of ukraine. thank you for your help. the whole world is now in mourning with you because of the death of the queen. what political changes await britain because you now have a new king. and the new prime minister this loss is very bitter we do not know another country because we grew up with it like the whole world it is terrible to see its death according to the constitution we have now met a new king the kingdom has passed to him as far as politics is concerned nothing will change even though we have a new prime minister, our parties have such different visions regarding our domestic issues, so to speak, but regarding ukraine, we all unanimously support your country, it is a very sad time for our country. we have lost a queen. this is a loss for the whole country. she was an outstanding woman, she was on the throne for 70 years, but as my colleague said, the position regarding ukraine, her support is absolutely united, a very big advantage of the constitutional monarchy in great britain is stability, this stability is n

she was the first of the kings of great britain to visit australia. zealand and fiji, as well as independent ireland , later elizabeth ii visited most european countries and many non-european countries, including india and pakistan , the little service begins, we are now the priest talking about what we have gathered, addressing everyone present from all continents from all countries in order to express our loss, the regret of our loss, a note about the fact that we all remember her with gratitude for the dedication with which she served the people, we, uh, we pray, or so that he constantly humbles us in our christian piety and humility turns to those present to remember all the moments for which we can be grateful to queen elizabeth ii i rection what to say about the queen of great britain and northern ireland elizabeth ii a lot and we remember her for what and it is obvious that the british who are very they loved a lot, and now many of them are crying, crying that she left them, that she left them, but they put their hopes on king charles iii, who,

that he can do it, you know i i remember when she was still the head of the foreign ministry of great britain also a few weeks before a large-scale war, she made an official visit to moscow and i watched the press conference with lavrov. you know, i got a great deal of pleasure because i'm sorry for mccarthy lavrov's words, how did she do it, but i haven't seen her in many years, so i'll tell you frankly, she has charisma, she has character, she hm feels responsibility and indeed the position in relation to it of the nuclear threat from russia, er, this is also one of the important elements of its foreign policy, and by the way, it is not by chance that recently, er, we hear less from zay about the nuclear shakhtar from russia, so i think we should welcome er, this appointment as well raz - johnson is actually a great friend, not one of them, not from the political sky, and he will appear again on some very responsible and whether british or european will be put in charge. so i think that we are establishing a really very, very positive cooperation with britain even i must pass i think that a

yes, but if ukraine submits an application alone, the united states and great britain will support itme way how did they support the applications of finland, what am i, i think that it would be absolutely logical if in this case the united states and great britain would give such a guarantee now, probably without ukraine building an application to nato, eh, expect that it is probably not worth it to us. although i thought before the start of this war, why was ukraine unable to insist that the united states conclude a separate agreement on the special features of the strategic partnership? south korea, yes, so that the united states gave certain essential guarantees of ukraine's security, well, now the situation is different, now there is a war. but i believe that if ukraine applies to nato, then half of the united states and great britain the application is supported from the very beginning. they have to provide such a guarantee in ukraine. this will actually mean whether ukraine will be a very defective member of nato . in south korea, the situation may be different because the unite

he declared that great britain would strike back immediately.such a clear statement to the question of what the united states would do in the event of what, god forbid. something like this will happen, joe biden answered that well, we will see what the consequences will be or what kind of blow it will be and then we will think about it, but there will be a harsh reaction. do you think this is a bit of a quagmire, uh, what a position, a cautious position towards the russian federation earlier, biden could call poo a murderer, for example, and the statements were more harsh, or maybe i'm wrong . and i'll tell you. this is a public position, because it 's absolutely reliable to me. it's known. not on camera, i was told this in a big house, er, by a person who deals with these issues, what er- in case of any reaction from russia, there are already concrete plans , we once feared a chemical attack in this case, the national security council and the pentagon agreed on an action plan in case of any actions of russia, in case the situation worsens i abs

charles the third, by the grace of god of the united kingdom of great britain and northern ireland, and other realms and territories, king, head of the commonwealth, defender of the faith, to whom we do it knowledge all faith and obedience, with humble affection. beseeching god, by who kings and queens do rain. to bless his majesty was long and happy year is to reign over us. god save the king. drafts of eight orders of counsel. one, ordering the proclamation printed and published in supplement in the london, edinburgh, and belfast cassettes. two, directing the lord chancellor to essex for the proclamation proclaiming his majesty, king charles the third. three, directing the kings, heralds, to attend at the court of saint james, to proclaim his majesty king charles the, directing the lord mayor, the court of aldermen, and the comments of london, to attend at the royal exchange to proclaim his majesty king charles the third. five, directing his majesty's secretary of state to give directions for the firing of guns at hyde park as soon as his majesty proclaimed. six, directing the constab

for the 1st time ever, over 100000000 people across great britain, europe and north america were able to watch the pageantry in london on television. in 1953, that was nothing short of a sensation. cameras stood everywhere. ah, ah, what did all this media attention mean to young queen elizabeth, to the royal family, to the british government? and why did television play such a role in the coronation when the young, queen's advises, particularly prime minister, winston churchill, were very much against it. after all, just 8 years had passed since the end of world war 2. it would seem inappropriate to spend so much on a sumptuous royal event. let's begin looking for answers near westminster. several days before the coronation, the streets were lined with curious spectators and press representatives, or eager to catch a glimpse of such esteemed guests as the archbishop of canterbury or vi count simon's wearing. his lord chancellor wig, or the duchess of norfolk, all had come to rehearse their roles for the live broadcast on coronation day. some rehearsed in full ceremonial attire, the dr

finland i.e. at the moment the ideal response of our allies would be that the united states or great britainhey cover us with their nuclear umbrella until the decision is made by consensus by all nato members, and so on . in principle, you can even not hold an extraordinary nato summit, because i emphasize that such a decision must, of course, be adopted at the physical nato summit, it will not be possible to do it online, that is, it is necessary to gather all the nato countries so that the leaders of the countries er expressed their opinion and either signed or reneged on such a decision and i think that it is the united states of great britain that should now take responsibility for the further development of events, there must still be a leader er in our team therefore that so far, unfortunately, well, of course, the united states is helping us, great britain is helping, but there was no such statement that would clearly show that, for example , the united states takes responsibility for the further advancement of ukraine to nato and this time for example, they take responsibility for ou

god save the king of great britain change the words of the anthem. as the english press writes, the era is changing tonight at the ninety-seventh year of her life, the queen of great britain, elizabeth ii, died. nova , her eldest son, prince charles of wales, became the monarch. on the occasion of the death of elizabeth, great britain plunges into ten days of mourning. for this time will be canceled, major sports government condolence events on the death of the queen. vladimir putin has already expressed for many decades that elizabeth ii rightfully enjoyed the love and respect of her subjects, as well as authority on the world stage . now our special correspondent alexander khabarov is leaving london to contact us directly . hello alexander. so what are the upcoming events? as you said it will continue for 10 days tomorrow in london and scotland the new king charles the third should come, he took such a name for himself, precisely the principle of charles. under this name, he was called today by the prime minister of great britain or straz, which, a

from brussels on radio svoboda well, at this very moment, the funeral of queen elizabeth ii of great britainin windsor the ceremony began this morning in london and with a memorial service in westminster abbey , to which more than a thousand people were invited, among them the prime minister of ukraine denys shmyhal and the wife of the ukrainian president olena zelenska zelenska is also on the list of five hundred heads of state distinguished guests invited to the memorial service and reception organized by king charles the day before . by the way, elena zelenska met with kate middleton in london. the princess of wales held this audience at buckingham palace. it is noticeable that official representatives of russia were not invited to the farewell ceremony for elizabeth ii, as well as representatives of belarus, venezuela, syria , afghanistan, and myanmar. in response, the russian foreign ministry complained about the profound immorality of the organizers of the queen's burial ceremony because of the fact that russian representatives were not invited. on september 14, i will remind you that

so on, that is, we are not only talking about the money of oligarchs when we are working with great britain, well in the evening, the whole house praised the decision not to recognize russia as a state and sponsor of terrorism, saying that this could lead to a weakening of support for ukraine. well, humanitarian issues are being brought there, so at least they explain, tell me, is there such a discussion in the british parliament, or are there plans to recognize russia as a state sponsor of terrorism? well, how, for example, did all the emilatvies, the discussion is being conducted, the discussion is being conducted in uh, in the parliament of britain, there is simply a certain specificity of britain, it is not part of the european union for a certain certain reason time and therefore some parts of the sanctions policy that took place within the framework of the european union are now being integrated back into the british system, that is, britain is still part of the sensational measures due to inertia. a conversation, in particular, about the recognition of a state that finances and suppo

culture of farming that was promoted by a new type of gentlemen, self professed gentlemen, farmer in great britain. the frontispiece on our right side illustrates, these gentlemen farmers often connected their efforts with a great agricultural us of antiquity. people like virtual -- they viewed their agriculture as a type of civic and patriotic service when they were undertaking experiments that could lead common farmers to improve their land. washington found in this cultural form or a new role for the virginia planter. that the virginia planter could take on this role of demonstrating new kinds of farming that would diversify farming and open up new kinds of commercial opportunities. what is even more surprising is this commitment to british husbandry increases overtime. it becomes stronger and stronger after the revolutionary war. after independence from the empire. washington is still deeply committed to these british models. in 1785 he announces that he wants to undertake a complete course of husbandry and best farming counties in england. it is not just cultivation methods or new crops, this

great britain also does not recognize the military junta that seized power there and holds it by forceat is, the signal is obvious. russia is an aggressor towards ukraine, but not only the ukrainian issue obviously put russia in such a situation. we know about the attacks for which russia is blamed for the use of nerve agent in salisbury. in great britain, russia is blamed responsibility for the murder of oleksandr lytvynenko with a terrible poison some time ago , that is, russia found itself in very bad company. thank you bohdan for this information. i will remind you that our european correspondent bohdan tsyupin was in direct contact with us from london. four international vessels as part of the implementation of the grain initiative on monday , september 19 since the grain agreement became operational on august 1, 169 vessels have left ukrainian ports which exported almost 4 million tons of ukrainian agricultural products to the countries of asia, europe and africa. now on a direct connection from odesa, we are joined by my colleague myroslava gongadze, who came to the city to see

um transformation of farming and great britain had brought about remarkable increases in productivity and as soon as washington becomes a full-time farmer in 1759 after he leaves the virginia regiment, he's determined to adopt many of those practices from british husbandry to bring it into virginia to create a new kind of farming and new kind of agriculture at mount vernon that would open up new kinds of opportunities and provide a new role for him and he learns about these new techniques almost entirely through books beginning in 1759. he starts to order new books through his tobacco merchants in london. this is one of the most important is thomas hales complete body of husbandry, and he not only brings these books into his library and takes extensive notes, but we can i'm very specifically trace experiments that he undertakes changes in cultivation that he undertakes. two and after he receives this and other books, he develops one of the largest libraries of practical british treatises in in virginia at the time and he learns about a practical agriculture through these but also lear

elizabeth ii of blessed and glorious memory, by whose decease the crown of the united kingdom of great britainnd northern ireland is solely and rightfully come to the prince charles philip arthur george. we, therefore, the lord's spiritual temporal of this realm and members of the house of commons, together with other members of her late majesty's privy council and members of the realm and territories and citizens of london and others do now hereby with one voice and consent of tongue and heart, publish and proclaim that the prince charles philip arthur george is now by the death of our late sovereign of happy memory become our only lawful and rightful lead lord charles iii, by the grace of god of the united kingdom, great britain, and northern ireland and other realms and territories, king, head of the commonwealth, defender of the faith, to whom we do acknowledge all faith and obedience with humble affection, beseeching god by whom kings and queens do reign to bless his majesty with long and happy years to reign over us. st. james palace, this 10th day of september in the year of our lord, 2

vladimir putin expressed his condolences to the new king of great britain, charles iii, on the death of elizabeth ii . jinping, noting that queen elizabeth ii became the first british monarch to visit china, the king of saudi arabia also expressed their condolences to the heads of the united states of america italy and france canada and other world powers great britain declared 10 days of mourning. the date of the funeral will be determined in the near future, the ceremony must be agreed upon by the new king prince, charles, who took the name charles iii, the oldest in the history of britain of those who ascended the throne, about the passing era and the woman who was born in one world and died in a completely different one will tell this voronin so long the british throne has not been occupied by any monarch in the history of the united kingdom. her father george the sixth spent 16 years on the throne, her grandfather only nine. but great-grandmother victoria is 64 years old, and namesake elizabeth first rule 45 years. they were called the golden age of britain under elizabeth ii, t

johnson is now somehow affected by her rating because in the recent ones according to polls in great britaine fighter johnson has the most support, if he ran for office today in borschov san, then he would receive the palm of the championship and therefore listraz, who is the minister of foreign affairs in the government of boris johnson, is actually pedaling the topic that she will continue boris johnson's policy. well, no speaking, of course, about internal scandals, but to continue both inside the country and in the external arena, that's why supporting ukraine is in order, demons are on our agenda, balan , ukraine actually plays the role of a leader even in this is, by the way, also very important for ukraine, and that is why stability, that is, the government policy and the personal personal support of the leaders, it also plays a role , let's put it this way: petryka's piggy bank of ukraine from great britain, which was the first, i will remind our viewers of the first everything and support let me remind you that berit johnson, all these first ufo grenade launchers, which he directed

well , today charles iii was officially proclaimed the king of great britain, the son of elizabeth iieclared the monarch nation. he paid tribute to his mother and promised to serve the british. just as she served. well, the death of the queen briefly diverted the attention of the whole world from another main topic - the energy crisis, as a fire spreads around the world somewhere, as in haiti, street protests have already flared up somewhere, the authorities are trying to extinguish, smoldering discontent with a stick or a carrot . here, for example, is one of the brightest objects of our time. on monday, on the british tv show the whole sea, with the help of the wheel of fortune, instead of the usual prizes of a hair dryer or a microwave, they decided play the payment of electricity bills for as much as 4 months. well, that is, just before january, when, according to gazprom’s forecasts, the price of gas on european exchanges will exceed 4,000 euros per thousand cubic meters, but the swiss, whose house will be warmer than nineteen degrees in winter, are generally threatened with pris

historical person and we understand that she accepted the resignation of the prime minister of great britainrchill, she blessed the de facto so-called falklin war with argentina and so on, that is, an extremely serious story. she accepted signed the decree approving the position of margaret, what a whole era, the new premier took literally two days. well, we will talk about this and other things with igor kharchenko and the diplomat as deputy minister of foreign affairs the former ambassador of ukraine to the extraordinary plenipotentiary of ukraine in great britain glory to ukraine p igor congratulations congratulations good day, the era has passed. well, we understand that on the one hand, the monarchy, so to speak, has a certain form, and certain things are prescribed there by the head of the british commonwealth and the united kingdom of great britain and northern ireland, there is not some prime minister. and there is a british monarch, on the other hand, the british monarch is the head of the anglican church, not the archbishop of canterbury, that is, in in any case, a great deal depen