helena, thank you _ for the country as well. helena, thank you very _ for the country as well.much, _ for the country as well. helena, thank you very much, helen - for the country as well. helena, - thank you very much, helen wilkinson for us at windsor. and more continuing coverage here now and bbc news from my colleague huw edwards. bent, many thanks, you arejoining us on bbc news, this is our special coverage reflecting the anxiety and concern today for the well—being of her majesty the queen who is in residence at belmore castle in aberdeenshire —— balmoral castle in aberdeenshire —— balmoral castle in aberdeenshire following a formal statement from the medical team saying they are concerned for the queen's health. we know that yesterday she was due to hold a virtual meeting with some of the new ministers, senior ministers, members of the privy council. that was delayed because doctors had advised her majesty to take a period of rest, though we know of course a few days before she did actually manage to have an audience and to give an audience to the new prime minister, liz

helena wilkinson, bbc news, windsor. with these pictures from inside westminster hall. this is bbc news. hello. saturday brought us a largely dry settled sort of day. clear skies and sunshine in the south. all the same to come over the next few days. we are going to be seeing some clear skies. a little bit more cloud drifting in at times north to south. still some spells of sunshine around. where we have had those clear skies, a chilly start to the day. if you are heading to the capital over the next few days, a bit more cloud around then we have seen of late. 17—18 celsius, less of a breeze as well. it will feel reasonably fine. not far away sitting out towards the west, weather fronts pushing their in from the north through the course of today. clouds increasing across parts of scotland, northern ireland, northern england, but where we keep those clear skies, it is here where temperatures will be lowest first thing sunday morning. could be low enoughin thing sunday morning. could be low enough in a few spots for southe

helena, thank you. the lying-in-state will be - today. helena, thank you. today. helena, thank you. the l lying-in-state will be brought to today. helena, thank you. the - lying-in-state will be brought to an lying—in—state will be brought to an end at 630 on monday morning and the challenge now for people joining the queue now to make it through many hours of waiting to get there in time before the queue is shut permanently. this is what happened with the accessible queue, the alternative queue with a time slot system, with people, for people with accessibility needs. that was permanently shut yesterday, in the afternoon. the bbc has spoken to several people queueing up over night who said they hoped they would be able tojoin night who said they hoped they would be able to join that accessible queue, but found it had been shot when they arrived. ibrahimovic travelled with his family from southampton and is braving the weight despite recovering from a double heart bypass in cancer treatment in february. i double heart bypass in cancer treatment in february.

let's take a closer look and bring in doctor helena from bismark. she's a historian and visiting research fellow at kings college in london. welcome to the day dr. fun bismark plenty of challenges await the new king. what's next for him and britain. well, i mean, it's been an extraordinary situation, really because a britain has experience, a change of government and a change of mot within 48 hours, which i think as far as i'm aware, is unprecedented. so i think what we'll see now from tonight on one's from tomorrow, which is the return of politics after 10 days with more morning and a lot more attention that has been completely been shifted towards the new king. and the morning before the queen will now be redirected to what's been your prime minister and what her plans for government on your list trust promised to hit the ground running when she took office. how much has the death of the queen thrown her off course? as a matter of fact, i think it actually may have worked in her favor because it gave her breathing space. i mean, this happened dire

helena wilkinson, bbc news. eastern europe correspondent, sarah rainsford, who's in vilnius in lithuania. i guess in lithuania because of what happened in 1991 there are mixed feelings about president gorbachev. very much so and i would say more negative. certainly we have seen official statements here from the foreign ministry in particular, very strident statement saying gorbachev would not be glorified in n out but remembered as the man who headed the soviet union when soviet tanks rolled on protest for independency and soviet troops fired into unarmed demonstrators in 1a people were killed. when the world talks about gorbachev is a man of peace in lithuania many people remember something different. but he began the reforms, glasnost and perestroika reforming the political system and economy, those reforms that gave the independence movements their birth and allowed them to develop and allowed lithuania ultimately to achieve sovereignty and independence from the ussr. a very mixed picture but ijust spoke to a

and when helena was killed, and now i spoke with a couple of these students here, and they told me exactly what happened with us. we were approaching to college. i turned my back her the bank than crouched. i looked back and saw the glass falling from the windows around the corner and my friend who was stay nearby. he went into the college and went to til it got quieter and then enter the college. we saw our teacher, she was asking for our help, we came into the office and sort of woman seaton. blood was pouring from both sides of her neck. we realized that we couldn't help her. her arteries were cut, so we just called an ambulance. that's all i can tell you. i'm shocked by what i saw was the you were standing near the college. it was $815.00. we came to study or heard now his no noises on land bang and then glass shattering the purpose saved us . we crouched so it didn't get hit. it was only when we came to the college that were found out that a woman was wounded in the neck. we came to see her and she was bleeding from both sides of her neck. that is all i can tell you. ah, ah, this is t

helena, thank you very much, neighbours. helena, thank you very much. helena _ neighbours. _ we make of that, nick? gosh, well, that's a question, isn't it? - we make of that, nick? gosh, well, that's a question, isn't it? i'm - we make of that, nick? gosh, well, that's a question, isn't it? i'm not l that's a question, isn't it? i'm not going to respond to that because i think it is impossible to read anything into that photograph. they look sombre, but they would be sombre, given that we know there is serious concern about their mother's health. it would be odd if they looked anything other than serious, but there is nothing much else one could read into that, the duke of like in the front, the earl of wessex, and one must assume the countess of wessex in the back beside prince edward there. what beside prince edward there. what struck me really _ beside prince edward there. what struck me really in _ beside prince edward there. what struck me really in looking at it and asking the question, nick, it is and asking the question, nick, it is a powerful image. it is an image

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helena wilkinson, bbc news.ey gas pipeline to europe have been scrapped by the russian energy giant, gazprom. the company claims it can't restart nord stream 1 because of an oil leak in a turbine — and that it will remain closed for an indefinite period. however, the eu has accused russia of using gas as an economic weapon. the head of the international atomic energy agency has said that military activity has violated the physical integrity of the zaporizhzhia nuclear plant in ukraine several times. zaporizhzhia, in southern ukraine, is europe's largest nuclear plant. it was occupied by russia soon after it invaded ukraine in february — there's been heavy fighting close by and the plant has been rocked by shelling. six members of the iaea team remain at the plant and have carried out a second day of inspections. our security correspondent frank gardner is in zaporizhzhia and told us more about the comment by the iaea that the plant's physical intergity has been violated several times. what it means is that it ha

helena small island. could he continue in many, many years to go to this small the island of st.th, although , of course, you always need to die somewhere, well, ludwig van beethoven i don’t think that he was poisoned, he had severe cirrhosis of the liver, but it is believed that it was lead that got him the doctor performed a paracentesis, time went down liquid so that he could live and a lead lotion was applied, so that it was the standard of that time, maybe then half the mercury died. he, of course, was not poisoned by mercury, but really immediately the liver, because he was dying for a long time, he was ill for a long time with this bad character, and so further it is all signs of hepatic digitopathy. and, of course, to say that they poisoned him. yes , they found lead, you never know which way, so that today look, i don’t know, but the level of lead. among the children who play with plumbers' lead toys and among the police, by the way, when dealing with bullet cartridges, by the way, one of the theories was that arsenic was also in the cartridges, but i do not think that n

tv channel daniila zhdanko and the representative of belarus at the junior eurovision song contest helenamira. and in general, it's cool that we have such a concept little. gaming, party, but not quite a pure sport, firstly, because the obstacle courses here are just cosmic in fact. it's very hard. it's hard for me to look at it mentally. that is, the participant will fall into the water there. this is not as exciting as the fact that a person can fall five meters high in a team with the leading caretaker of the rules of the game, the function of yusta, she is also daria lukashenko clearly sets the task of activating the game and thoroughly scanning every step of the participants behind the image strict but fair folder drawings for virtual appearance. 6 hours make-up chair. and daily study of timbre techniques. and my role, it was rather such a cold-blooded personality of such a prudent and justus character, is a derivative of the ancient roman goddess of justice, justice, which, in fact, should be fair, required some preparation. it was necessary to live with this character in it, how to

helena well, let's get back to your grandfather. yes, in addition to acute pain in the abdomen, there were some other symptoms that, with the health of my grandfather from dusya, dehydration was so good, the increase in body temperature to a temperature exceeded after 7-38. here are the main signs. yes, acute pain in the abdomen is bloating, leukocytosis. i understand that this is an increase in the level of lekization. yes nausea, vomiting difficulty breathing fever, chills and acute pain. there are diseases of the heart and lungs, which may resemble the situation of the island of the abdomen, given the basic you have listed. yes, severe nausea. that is, discriptive manifestations of how unsafe it is in this situation to give the patient, for example, painkillers. yes. uh, even before the arrival of the doctors, the general policy of the doctor's policy is not to prescribe painkillers before the doctor's examination, as this can change the clinical picture. sometimes we realize that, well, in some cases it can not change much, but

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helena wilkinson, bbc news, windsor.ternoon. let's give you a view of the historic long walk. you can see the historic long walk. you can see the state has will begin the final journey along the long walk starting about a mile down. you can see the route. make its way slowly towards the castle. it will be a final journey for the queen. in the great park which she very much loved and there will be a committal service in st george's chapel later on st geerge's chapel. later so bets-re service for of st geerge's chapel. later so bets-re royal service for of st geerge's chapel. later so bets-re royal gefire for the of the royal family, where the queen will be buried alongside her ”the 66k? 77 w " the duke of people heading to london have been told to prepare for "unprecedented" demand on public transport as thousands of people travel to the capital to pay their respects to the queen. jayne mccubbin has been to meet some of those making the trip. thousands of people on the move heading to the capital with one purpose. one las

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the scale and size of the fate of the helena clouds are still impressive barns forge korchma brovar,ldings have survived to this day, unfortunately, during the first world war, the estate was looted and from a rich collection of antiques, valuable books and slutsk no belts left. i am a thrifty girl and naturally, i also took a tent with me, knowing that i would go to this particular lake and did not lose. i think i found my perfect place. look, what kind of beryozka around there are few people, there is a personal access to the water. true through the reeds, but i 'll get there. i seem to be able to assemble tents, however, before that i coped successfully with my husband, today i will have to do it alone. with a slight movement of the hand, something turns into a tent , everything is easy and simple. i want to sleep. well, i continue to travel around the agricultural town, a cloud, and my journey does not end there, because an interesting rite awaits me ahead of me now and we will find out. this is such a ceremony when a woman becomes a grandmother and i want to tell you that she ce

helena. we will get into the on-again, off-again pattern throughout the day. temperatures have been mild with a gusty southerly wind, look at the golden. temperatures in the low 70's right now in livermore. wind gusts from 20 to 30 miles an hour, we will continue to see them ramp up. wind advisory through 4:00 a.m., we are looking at them gusting to 45 miles an hour from the coast to the hills. here is a look at the 24 hour temperature change. it is much warmer in livermore. we look at the next several hours in terms of wind, check it out. 40 miles an hour at the coast within the next hour or so. by 2:00, over 50 miles an hour. you can see breezy all the way across into oakland and hayward and livermore. as we get to the rest of the day today, tracking the rain for you. here we are at 9:00. not raining everywhere, but waves of moisture will continue to push in through the bay area as the area of low pressure sits offshore. that is the energy, then we have the moisture coming up from the south. you can see the spotty nature, this is 6:30. the 49ers game, there

helena. huge crowd throughout _ us this afternoon. helena.hind of course. lots of people gathered here and the reason is this is where people have been coming throughout the week to lay flowers, to reflect, to remember, and they are doing so in huge numbers here today. of course on monday afternoon, after the state funeral in london, the focal point will be here in windsor because this is where the queen is going to be laid to rest, and she had an incredibly special connection with windsor. we have been speaking to people who worked with the queen and also locals about their thoughts. military nights of windsor were among those who heard the message. this was the day the people of windsor were formally told they had a new monarch. bless the royal princess elizabeth ii. but the queen's special relationship with this town began before she came to the throne. in wishing you all good evening, i feel that i am speaking to friends and companions. when she was 14, she made herfirst address from windsor castle to children during the second world war.

helena. temperatures will stay below average on wednesday and a a gradual return to close to normal temperatures by saturday and sunday. the warmest day we have in the seven day forecast on monday brings us back to exactly average high temperaturs high temperatures. if we get enh cloud cover, that is a big question mark in the extended forecast. if we get enough clou, cloud cover, we might be able to to shave a couple degrees off the forecast highs for early next week. we will keep you updated on that through the rest rest of this week. after we put up with the 7 to 10 day stretch of hot, hot weather, it is nice to have temperatures below normal for a couple of days. windows open tonight as well. >> >> we can take in the view, look look at that one more time. that that is lovely, especially when you know it is double-digit heat. appreciating that. > >> up next, the every search you make, every click you take, every move you make, every step you take, i'll be watching you. the internet doesn't

helena 115. san carlos 111. and also not on here is san jose, which got up to an all-time record setting high of 109 degrees. so never been hotter than this in san jose, from what we experienced today. i did want to take you to san jose. and you can see numbers have dropped from the 109 down to 100. it's going to be still a slow cooling tonight. we have 80s here, which is better. but it's hard for your house to cool down with the 80s continuing at 8:00, 9:00, and 10:00. eventually overnight le we will dip down to some 70s. as we get a look at this point, it may not seem like it, but numbers are beginning to drop from this time yesterday. and some pretty big differences here. up into santa rosa, down 13 degrees, cooler. napa down 13 degrees cooler. also seeing signaling of dropping temperatures from concord to san jose. what we're going to see happen, as we move through tomorrow, is that hot dome of high pressure with the dangerous heat. it's going to slowly push a little bit more off to the south as we have some

helena, downtown, up to 119. this heat is just unreal. can't even believe i'm saying this.d pleasanton as well as saratoga, some of the other weather stations reached 116 degrees. today it's going to be slightly lower. but still definitely dangerously hot. as we reach up to 105 in east san jose. for the east bay, a high of 104 in martinez. and 108 in pleasanton. fremont reaching 102 degrees. today, palo alto reaching 95. we are seeing some cooling near the immediate coastline. so half moon bay won't be as hot. we'll also see slightly cooler temperatures for the marina district and the mission district reaching 88. 108 in napa. 109 in clear lake. this heat dome will gradually weaken, but now let's turn our attention to the weekend. there's hurricane kay to our south. that tropical moisture will surge our way as we see the dark shades of green. we are, as of now, not sure if this could cause thunderstorms, but definitely increased humidity and also the chance of dry lightning. that's what we'll be watching for the weekend as we could see a few thunderstorms coming our way. lo

helena, where they have seen hot weather,, but rarely do they see a stretch of triple digits like what is now in the forecast. >> i am getting a lot of calls from growers, they want to put their groups on the schedule for next week and everyone is concerned. cornell: the winery lab is testing groups daily for sugar content, acid, and tartness. meantime, there is a race to remove the grapes before the epic heat sets in. >>. >> we are just going full bore. >> yesterday we got to about 101 and cornell: change. this oakfield ranch winemaker takes us to the place where she is most concerned about, red grapes which bear the brunt of the hot afternoon sun. >> the flavor components that we are looking for can get degraded by super high temperatures. cornell: vines at risk are being wrapped in cloth. >> even though it looks 10 and measly, it does a tremendous amount of work to protect the vines. cornell: these grapes are keeping their cool. >> the east temperatures just hit 95 degrees. these mistress have just kicked on, protecting the vines and keeping the grapes nice and cool during this epic

many men say their places in the kitchen and attitude that helena crispy and her friends also grew up with. for them, life in the highlands amounted to cooking and helping to carry things. but the mountain peaks were taboo, unreachable. the base camp was as far as they could go. and then with the facilities bela yes, the m which is going as well as young as others. you know this year when we started climbing and there was a lot of prejudice, estella never said that he didn't, we were told the snow would melt before we climbed mountain them. yep. okay. so lament they lost all those. a lot of machismo even allowed because until then early men climbed the mountains left mid us, but i logged in as her la see my luck all day or that's why we were determined to reach the top a little on to conquer the summit and show the man lives of weather dusky that will yet as if for yet support them. a few years ago, the 1st of them simply defied the rule and joined an expedition to the top of the mountain. their husbands have since learned to accept this new development. and so to day the women only n

we're joined by our correspondent helena wilkinson, who's at buckingham palace.find us in the last hour through the gates of buckingham palace as —— and as you can see, lots of people here today. from early this morning. they cheered as he passed by. a very busy day for the king, the focus will be here at the palace later for that huge state reception that is being hosted by the king, and also his wife camilla, queen consort. after the reception, the guests will have the reception, the guests will have the opportunity to sign the official book of condolence, and if they wish they can go and see the queen lying in state in westminster hall, and still people are queueing in their thousands this lunchtime in central london, waiting to be able to be let in to go and pay their respects in the final hours before the queen's funeral. later on this evening, at eight o'clock, there will be a one—minute's silence that will be a national event, and it will be another poignant moment in a week of so many powerful, poignant moments for, once again, people to come together to

helena will pay someone $75,000 to do just that. really, it's whatever you want to do. so contestants have to submit a video on instagram about how they desire to unshackle from the status quo. september 7th is the deadline, everyone. the video they like will be the winner. anyone could win this. >> this is amazing. you got to have a catchy video. that's so fun. you can watch us live on roku, amazon fire. and raj mathai joins us now. >> that story, we do it every year, that $75,000 a year. i want to get an exit interview to see how it went last year. >> that's a great idea. . there has to be a downside here. >> i don't know. >> maybe not. >> it's publicity, right? we do this story every year. >> here is what we have at 5:30. tensions are growing between the department of justice and former president trump. the doj showing off documents seized from mr. trump's estate. some of the material found in his desk drawer. >> found in a desk drawer in his personal office next to his passport. i think it's going to make it

and helena clay insurance, niece and joyce now from new york can you would've just seen her also in jamal's report recycling could have you with us on the program trying to get your initial reaction to what the israelis have said today. thank you so much for having me. as a family, we are not surprised. this is something that was expected from the israeli side. it's definitely outrageous. it's however expected. but for us to remember, boston is really investigation. for us, it has always been about a us in the investigation. at the end of the day, you cannot have war criminal, investigating their own crimes from day one. we've known that shooting war car gets us and killed by israeli soldier. so for us, so these are merely nothing but the statement of during the true and continuing to spread this information into your family statement earlier in the day with very specific and very direct and certainly will get a lot of attention globally. so as you say, as a family, you know what you want, but fraud view is what is your next me, your next move? how do you move forward after this particular

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take a look at this girl that was sent to us from angela from saint helena.well, she says the squirrel seems super exhausted and lay down for a little rest on the back porch. john, this looks exactly how everest. that's not a squirrel. that was me yesterday the exclusive video. i mean, he's probably awful on some you known nets or something. just, you know, wired in it just continues that whatever he's laying on right there must be nice and cool because getting a big and it looks like he's being provided some shade. like a tree right there. so. >> hey, follow his advice and just keep it cool are coming up in the next hour. we got some high temperatures. >> in the bay area there causing massive power outages, forcing businesses and schools to close down yet. energy officials urging residents to conserve energy. where are going to be right back? don't go anywhere. this labor day, we want you to enjoy all the fall things, without worrying about affording all the things. so, we promise to have your back, if you just promise to take in the fall colors. seasons cha

the fifth sister, we don't have a picture of her, helena. and then we have this picture. they were devout catholics. i'm going to point out -- well, i was hoping to point out, give me one second please. charles, you know, i might need you to come help me. there we go. okay, there is our pointer. there is thelma, there is louise, she was quite tall. this is--. and this is the last picture taken of those girls. those are the three girls who were confirmed on that date. april 15th, 1915. and that is the last picture of them because all five sisters died. they all died. from tuberculosis. as did my father's mother. so you can imagine, when my dad revealed these stories for me, how difficult it was for him and how difficult it was for me. that's why we lost the history. he didn't want to talk about it, it hurt too much. but i need to know. i needed to know. i go off, i become a journalist, i move away for a few years, i come back home -- oh, there is one more picture want to show you. i love these pictures. this is my uncle, eugene. only the two boys survived, uncle eugene and

this is daniil zhdanko and helena miran, in a team with the leading caretaker of the rules of the gamefunction of yusta, clearly sets the task of activating the game and thoroughly scanning every step of the participants. and my role. she was rather such a cold-blooded personality of such a prudent character and justa is a derivative of the ancient roman goddess of justice, justice, which, in fact, should be fair and required some preparation. it was necessary to live with this character, how to get involved in this image, so it was difficult, given that in my life i am such a rather friendly person. in one decision, the justice and the opinion of a team of professional judges closely followed the eighteen lenses that were installed on the site. you will see every awkward step. centimeters to collapse and millimeters that will lead to victory. this is the first project in the country that revealed the nobility of the young, rescuers, emotions, which are usually under an iron shell. you will understand the standards are important, but their humanity is higher. and they are already next

so should democrat leader like helena anderson resigned as promised on thursday and the leader of the center right. moderate party of kristen will now try and formal government and the you and children's agency says the devastating floods in pakistan have left nearly 3 and a half 1000000 children in need of urgent help. una surfaces, the stagnant water has led to an increase in malaria dang, a fever and diarrhea in room regions wound and children. many loaners are nourished and in poor health, especially vulnerable. got me bullshit. the laurie, it's extremely hot and was swamped by flood water. so we not only swim in this water, we also drink it because we have no other drinking water. we're not getting any clean water from the government. so we have no other option except to drink this flood water. a sole survivor among 5 friends washed away by mock loss, bonds, floods him call. his star in pakistan has been telling out 0 about his experience. our team met him to hear his story. mid anomaly of life. my name is oberlin, i am 24 years old. i am one of the 5 people who were stuck in the

and that's something that really worries me because i, like helena said, it's democracy who is at stake. so it's important to us to learn how to talk to each other again with respect and peacefully. let's talk about issues that are impacting voters. and sometimes what some of the campaign child is not what really is needed for the country. i'm wondering if there's a disconnect there, but for you to see that what is one of the most critical issues that will be important when people go to vote and they make that decision hunger. i think for, you know, if you have 33000000 people hungry and a country it's, you know, when he gets to the vote, it's one vote one person. it doesn't matter what your bank account is like. so right now we do have several cohorts of society that support one or the other, but a large one that they are hungry, they need food on the table. so i think that for a very large bit of the population, ah, because the 33000000 that are going hungry, then you can add easily several other 1000000 people who are just scraping by. so once you have this scenario, i think that's w

helena beautiful did not keep company understands her ex are you jealous no? everything is serious.ome here as if you don't know how our chance meeting in bars ends. than on each other, then wake up together, then i'm a coach, you're a player everything is as always. look. you will have tea. hello, i’ll go, perhaps i’ll pick up my things. max look, let's talk calmly, i can't kick him out. now she will finish her tea, and i will take him to the hotel . there is no need to send anyone anywhere, let us spend the night here with whom tomorrow we play in moscow with a hammer. ok then. i 'll go to her in the evening, let him spend the night here, especially since he has no money for a hotel, as i understand it, clean it, i understand correctly. yes why do you sometimes turn into this east jealousy. if we want to be together? we need to learn to be together to agree to hear each other. i want a normal family. normal relationship. i want children. they are like this, you say today that you are fine with me. and tomorrow you say that you feel bad for me and what should i do? thanks try, what