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inverness is a great wee city and the site's really significant.ary, queen of scots, robert the bruce have all had connections with this place. so, when people come, what would they expect to see? so, they should get a fantastic sort of immersive experience that tells them stories of the highlands, find out about places that they've never heard about and hear stories they've never heard about and the hope is that that will inspire them to then go out and visit these places, which are dotted around the far reaches of the highlands. did you find with the pandemic it reframed your thinking of how to create the spaces? it galvanised our design, in a way, so we had to try to figure out ways that you could loop around and avoid passing over in tight spaces. because before that, that wasn't even part of the considerations, doing one—way systems? yeah, no — one—way systems weren't really a thing. we tried to make it not obvious, though. you feel like you're exploring a castle, yeah. because who knows what 2025 will look like so, i guess, in some ways, the

let's bring in nick robinson live for you in inverness verdun, in scotland.ick, the first minister of scotland led the tributes saying scotland loved, respected, and admired the queen. although, there has been somewhat of a touchy relationship with the verdun wider royal family over the years. the queen died at her residence there, balmoral, surrounded by close family. what is the atmosphere like where you are? >> this of course is a place that scotland will have a deep -- king charles went to school here not so far away from where we are in inverness, just on the road, towards aberdeen. i think for many people in scotland, this will be a sad time as it will be for people across the rest of the country. i think -- independence movement in scotland which has gained momentum and has been pushed by the prime minister of scotland. i think a lot of the banks and the bitterness and rancor within that debate is often focused on the political leaders and westminster in london. and yes, there have been times where perhaps some of the royal family had been a little mor

and the earl of wessex, who was entitled the earl of inverness.ueens four children will walk with the hearse. the procession begins at a stately pace across the foreco ofurt so much royal htory -- across the forecourt of the palace which has seen so much royal history over the years. the start of the profession that will take us right through the lying in-state in westminster hall to the funeral itself next monday in the queens departure from london for windsor and interment in st. george's chapel. when the king and the queen consort drove down this road an hour and a half or so ago, there was quite a bit of smiling and waving. that has gone. this is now a procession of deep solemnity and remembrance. slowly, with great dignity, the hearse comes up the hill, and at each point, these crowds who have been waiting here for many hours see for the first time the coffin carrying the late queen. it's as if these streets are filled again, as they always are, during the festival we, but for -- during the festival weeks, but for a very different purpose, wi

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they will all be warning the queen as well. >> nick robinson is in inverness, it scotland. she was born april 21st, 1926. earlier this year, she marked her platinum jubilee. marking 70 years on the throne since the death of her father, george fifth. during that time, she has seen 14 u.s. presidents, 15 british prime ministers. tony blair, one of the former prime minister says, we haven't just lost a monarch but the matriarch of the nation. british newspapers are paying tribute to queen elizabeth, the cover of the times raids, a life in service, saying her name was defined by an unwavering sense of commitment to her people and country. in the daily mail, they say, our hearts are broken. our grief is 100 different emotions. all of them, hard to grasp. and the daily mirror with a very simple but powerful thank you. we will be back in a moment with more on the passing of queen elizabeth, as we go to the break. here is what it sounded like as church bells tolled across england after the queen's death was announced. (man 1) oh, it looks like we're in a screen saver. (man 2) but w

inverness is a great wee city and the site's really significant.ries they've never heard about and the hope is that that will inspire them to then go out and visit these places, which are dotted around the far reaches of the highlands. did you find with the pandemic it reframed your thinking of how to create the spaces? it galvanised our design, in a way, so we had to try to figure out ways that you could loop around and avoid passing over in tight spaces. because before that, that wasn't even part of the considerations, doing one—way systems? yeah, no — one—way systems weren't really a thing. we tried to make it not obvious, though. you feel like you're exploring a castle, yeah. because who knows what 2025 will look like so, i guess, in some ways, the pandemic has future—proofed the design of the visitor attraction? definitely. forsome, though, it hasn't been about getting through the past few years but rather, a chance to start something new. my next stop requires a little carjourney out into the highlands where, from july to october, the heather

inverness bodega bay rohnert park, santa rosa healdsburg. maybe in the next hour.roduce some brief heavy rain, maybe some thunderstorms as well. another line has been very active from monterrey, watson ville to more gun hill, then in some of the san jose foothills, but you can see some of these lines could produce no lightning. wait a minute. let me click on that. let me click on that. and so far no lightning yet, but we'll keep an eye on that there was a thunderstorm up near cloverdale and the mendocino county yesterday. so again, we have a couple of days for this low to hang around, and it's not going anywhere until at least wednesday. after that, we'll see temperatures warming up today some of the heavier totals and forecasts for fairfield conquered livermore. we'll see if that verifies, but it'll be one of those days. not much for some some pretty good rain for others, also up into this year. look at that south lakes out a truck. he doesn't mean it's right. but even up to reading. that's that would be great projections on rainfall that came true sixties seventi

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an inver turn. china is asking more support from russia regarding time. secondly, russia wants to sell more oil and gas to china. it's crucially important for russia regarding the fact that it is under the heavy sanctions imposed by the western western countries. and it wants to a to find out more resources for revenues to protect his economy from a collapse this by china being the number one client for the russian energy. it also wants to have more alternatives. so they did the chinese leader, she gp was in kazakhstan right ahead of the a did the chunk guy corporation are organization summit in has becky stant to seek for increasing at the increasing the that the gas import from kaiser kristen and export say that the reason for that, one of the reasons for that is that china doesn't want it relations with russia to come at the expense of at the cost of its relations with the west. rest. who said that for inside story now is russell mentioned, china has avoided openly supporting rushes invasion of ukraine. but in the past week, beijing's 3rd highest ranki

what one might describe common ordinary folk, the working people of the town we were in, inverness.ng the roads, who were carrying trays of food to bakery shops, people who were opening those stores. everyone -- and remembering that i'm in scotland, a place where the scottish nationalist -- scottish national party here -- is incredibly popular, runs the government here, is pushing to have another independence referendum, pushing hard, a big political fight that is taking on to do that. and i thought perhaps when i talked to people today i might here, you know, people who were against the monarchy, who want this independent scotland. and i'm sure some of those i talked to do want an independent scotland. but they were to a person, to a man and woman, in admiration of the queen and hoping that king charles can fill the very large shoes left by his mother. there's hope there. they genuinely feel an affection for the queen, and they genuinely hope that king charles can do a good job. so, from the people that i talked to today, there's a very real sense that this is a change, a time wher

we've got a couple sprinkles around guerneville as well as around dylan beach inverness, right aroundnt. raise showers. also right along the altamont pass setting up towards tracy stockton and further south around morgan hill. also some light showers this morning. nothing super major to note, though, the system is still spinning off to our west, but those heaviest debris bands have already passed us as we move into the afternoon today, you will notice a few sprinkles here and there for the bay area. really, though, our heaviest of rainfall potential and you'll see that passing up from the south to the north, right at the eastern edge of the viewing area. here's 02:00pm right here. some heavy thunderstorm and rainfall activity possible out towards solano county, down towards brentwood and antioch in the eastern contra costa county. continuing to see that activity on into the late afternoon, too, during the whole time. this is the rest of the bay area. nice and quiet. so it's really just the heaviest of rain out to the interior of the bay. most of us looking at a calm afternoon, a few c

offer my heartfelt condolences to your majesties and the duke, the princess royal, the earls of invernesss wider family. when queen victoria died in 1901, after tributes were laid in the house of commons, he commented that the grief of the country was in part because they were marking the end of -- the beginning of which stretches beyond any individual whom i am now addressing. those words are just as true for us today. most of us simply do not remember life without the queen. when as princess elizabeth she gave a radio broadcast from south africa on her 21st birthday, she was addressing an empire that still included india. when she became monarch, winston churchill was prime minister, in an ever changing and often turbulent world, her majesty has been our constant. she has been the anchor of our nation. our personal recollections are often intertwined with memories of her reign. i was 9 years old when i first saw the queen. she visited my hometown in july, 1979. to open the magnum center. i was one of hundreds lining the streets with my mum, and by luck, we ended up close to her car as i

the people of scotland, i offer my heartfelt condolences to your majesties, the princess royal, invernessty's wider family. when queen victoria died in 1901, al ford balfour led tributes then in the house of commons. he commented the grief of the country was in part because they were marking the end of a time, the beginning of which stretches beyond any individual i am now addressing. those words are just as true for us today. most of us simply do not remember life without the queen. when aspirin assess elizabeth gave a radio broadcast from south africa on her21st birthday, she was addressing an empire that is still included in there. when she became monarch, winston churchill was prime minister. in an ever-changing and often turbulent world, her majesty has been a constant. she has been the anchor of our nation. i was 9 years old when i first saw the queen. she visited irvin, my hometown, in july 1979, to open the magnum legislature. i was one of hundreds lining the streets with my mom. by luck, we ended up close to her car as it passed by. 9-year-old me was absolutely convinced i had ca

looking for witnesses after a bicyclist died during a traffic accident happened near wolf road in inverness way just after 5 o'clock on monday night. police say that the bicyclists and the driver stayed on the scene. and the cyclists then went to the hospital with serious injuries where he later died. police are still investigating what happened, but they're asking any witnesses to this collision to contact investigators. a danville middle school teacher will be arraigned in a contra costa county courtroom today. 33 year-old nicholas moseby is accused of sending pornographic videos to minors. the county's district attorney, the office is saying that this teacher use social media to send the videos to 2 different victims at the time. moseby was a biology teacher at diablo vista, middle school and also worked as a cheerleading coach at newark. how elites in san ramon he's being held at the martinez star tension center on a $200,000 bail. so could california soon be in for an economic downturn? that question has been coming up more and more recently with the governor hinting that state revenue

it went up to inverness, the highest was from the most northern of all of the cities in scotland. the only city in the scottish highlands. and then attacked south to where it went to autumn barrow, to hollywood house, that is the only real state residents. of course, the queen died in balmoral. balmoral is not a state residence for the royal family. it belongs as a private residence for the actual members of the royal family. it is not the same as hollywood house in edinburgh. for a brief moment, people will be able to see the queen's casket, excuse me, that crosscut lying in state and edinburgh. that is before she makes her journey down south to where i am in london. and then she will be lying right here behind me and the westminster hall inside the house of commons before she moves across the street to westminster abby. that is going to be on monday morning. until monday morning people are going to be able to walk through and see the queen's casket, the queen's coffin, excuse me, lying there. this is going to be a four day, really more than four days, it's going to be starting i

so it even more north than that today, driving through inverness, the capital violence in scotland.week, she's going to be heading down here to london. then we are also seeing the king, the new king, formerly the prince. he's also going to be making the rounds he's introducing himself not only to his subjects new subjects here in england, where i am, here in london. but also in the other three constituent countries of the united kingdom. that is wales, scotland and northern ireland. so, you're going to see those kind of split screen as all of this continues. but is already converge together, those two separate threads on monday. that's one we're going to see, finally, that state funeral. the first one in decades, here in london, for the queen. it's going to be behind me, right here. but as you can see, a lot of folks here, especially in scotland right now where the queen is now lying in state briefly, before she makes a down here. there's a lot of enthusiasm coming out here. two people who are there in scotland, hoping to get their own glimpse of the queen's coffin. >> we want to th

guilty of killing renee and three—year—old andrew in 1976 after standing trial at the high court in inverness an attempt to save £28.5 million in the bbc�*s international services. there will also be the closure of some programmes altogether, including bbc arabic radio and persian radio. the bbc is trying to make wider savings of £500 million. tributes have been paid to the rapper coolio, who's died in los angeles at the age of 59. he was best known for his award—winning song "gangsta's paradise", which topped the charts around the world. mark savage reports despite the title, "gangsta's paradise" was not a glorification of the gangster lifestyle. #asl # as i walk through the valley of the shadow of lit death, i take a look at my life and realise there's nothing left... instead, it was a sober look at the way america let down young black men like coolio. the song appeared on the soundtrack to the michelle pfeiffer film dangerous minds and made coolio a star, earning him a grammy for the best rap song. -- in 1996. lets me know i've been doing some good, we did something right. news of his deat

degrees in inverness come up to 23 degrees across the south and east of england.he south. so for monday then, we will have that weather front line through central areas being a rather grey, damp day here, very slowly sinking southwards but for much of southern britain, dry, sunny and very warm, an odd show here. right for scotland, northern ireland, but we will see some blustery showers across the north and west of scotland, temperatures coming down here, so the mid to high teens in the up to the mid 20s across the south and east. and then into tuesday, well, it looks like we are all into that fresher air, that weather front will have spread southwards was that we should see quite a bit of sunshine around though thanks to high—pressure trains are built in, and it will be noticeably cool in the and across the south, highs of 21 or 22 degrees. so it does look like this area of high pressure will continue to establish itself to the west of the uk, as we move the ball into the week. no pressure over scandinavia. that will open the floodgates to a northerly wind for a

the duke of york is also earl of inverness.. the salute to the new king and the late queen. it is as if these streets are filled again as they always are during the festival weeks but for devey different purpose with a different demeanour. and with quite a different sound. voices are lowered and some heads are bowed. and there is in the streets of the scottish capital today and atmosphere of abiding respect and gratitude. as the funds sound from the ramparts of edinburgh castle but is the spirit of the proceedings this afternoon, it is a service of thanksgiving and reflection and that is the feeling of thanksgiving that the citizenry of edinburgh and those who have come from far and wide and abroad are representing today in these ancient streets as they stand quietly to watch the coffin bearing the late queen followed by the king, his sister and his brothers. as it moves towards the high kirk of the city of edinburgh. the king will burn military uniform, the uniform of the field marshal at all the formal ceremonies that will fo

and the earl of wessex, and the earl of inverness.t for very different purpose with a different purpose with a different demeanour and with quite a different sound. voices are lowered. some heads are bowed. and there is, in the streets of the scottish capital today, an atmosphere of abiding respect and gratitude which, as the comes a sound from edinburgh castle, is the spirit of this afternoon's proceedings. it is a service of thanksgiving and reflection, is the of and that is the feeling of thanksgiving that the citizens of edinburgh and those who have come from far and wide and abroad are representing today in these ancient streets. the heralds, magnificent in their tunics, are by the west door. the marchman terrell, the herald of arms, the focal pursuivant extraordinary, the lithgow extraordinary, at times with great historical relevance in scotland. and the unicorn pursuivant of arms, and the unicorn being the national animal of scotland sits atop the cross where the proclamation was read. the ormond pursuivant, they are all there

he was found guilty of killing them after standing trial at the high court in inverness.ence, it is a public document in the _ johnson. in essence, it is a public document in the same _ johnson. in essence, it is a public document in the same sort i johnson. in essence, it is a public document in the same sort of- document in the same sort of document in the same sort of document that will be created when anybody�*s born, married or die so many ways this is the month following the administrative process every family has to go through in this situation. because she died in scotland, this record of the death has been held by the national records of scotland and they have released an extract of the entry in the register of deaths so it tells us that the death was registered in aberdeenshire, that elizabeth alexandra mary windsor died on the 8th of september 2022. perhaps the most interesting detail here is that it tells us that the queen died at ten past three that afternoon and if we go back to the sequence of events that day we know there was a statement around 1230 saying

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