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pennmarshall, itn news. >> what can we expect at the wedding? a report from london coming up about whato expect, what will be the biggest wedding since prince charles married princess diana 29 years ago. >>> on this dayafter nothing to celebrate, one word to deribe last night's football game, humiliating, embarrassing, terrible works too. the eagles scored on the first play of the game, an 88-yard touchdown pass from michael vick. the redskins were victimized. vick threw four touchdownsand ran for another two. the final score 59-28. after the game, the players didn't have much to say or know what had happened. >> we put up 60 points. felt like somebody was playing the video game i did. it felt like a video game score. it's unbelievable. >> we got whooped. >> i'm embarrass, you know. a game that, again with, everything that was kind of tied into it, you know, the way the thing just went and snowballed in the wrong direction. it's just an embarrassment. >> it was ugly, much like our weather. lindy will have coach shanahan's reaction, and she also

. >> our british broadcasting partner, itn is at buckingham palace now. what's the reaction now about him giving the engagement ring? it's got to bring back so many bittersweet moments for prince william. >> yes, indeed. i think some people may think why couldn't he get kate her own engagement ring? but a ring is symbolism. the fact is he knew the issue of his mother would come up the moment his engagement was announced, people would be discussing what her reaction would be, indeed, whether she would have wanted to be at the wedding, this sort of thing. the fact that he chose to give kate his mother's engagement ring was a clear sign he wanted to end that speculation. he wanted to say and did he say himself, that it was a way of keeping his mother close to the whole proceedings, that she would indeed have approved of his choice of bride and she would very much wanted to be there. >> and libby, are there any new developments on the wedding plans? >> reporter: no. i gather the couple have been discussing those in detail for much of today. but they haven't r

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a report from john irvine from itn. >> reporter: leaving home a free woman for the first time in seven years. quickly word spread around rangoon. she came home to a political rally. if she was hoping for a low-key drive to party headquarters, it hasn't worked out that way. she's managed to bring the center of rangoon virtually to a stand still. when she finally made it to her party offices, there were thousands of well-wishers. her affinity with the masses appears to be undiminished, but how might she choose to harness her appeal? interestingly she told the crowd she bore her jailers no ill will. later after a chaotic news conference i asked her about future relations with burma's generals. how are you going to use your moral authority, are you willing to compromise with the opposition. >> so far she has chosen her words carefully and has not openly criticized burma's regime. she says the generals have nothing to fear from her, but she's not what they're afraid of. it's her popularity. john irvine, itv news, rangoon. >>> a wreak before teek before discuss afghanistan, har. >> i is call

then, they sat down to answer a few questions from reporter tom bradley of itn. >> are you going to do >> i had been planning it for a while. but as every guy out there will know, it takes a certain amount of motivation to get it going. i was planning it. and it felt really right to ask her in africa. it was beautiful at the time. >> it was a total shock when it came. very excited. >> reporter: there was natural joy. and maybe a bit of natural relief, too, from their loved ones. prince charles. >> i'm thrilled. thank you very much. waited long enough. >> reporter: and kate's mom and dad. >> we got to know william really well. we all think he's wonderful. and we're extremely fond of him. >> reporter: and from william's grandmother, queen elizabeth. a statement from buckingham palace. she is absolutely delighted. and now, she's got the ring. and what a ring it is. sapphire and diamonds. william brought it along to kenya, where he popped the question. >> i had been carrying it around in my ruck sack for three weeks before it. and i literally would not let it go. everywhere i went, i was h

. >> reporter: william and kate talked to itn's correspondent about how they were feeling. >> it has to be said you both look incredibly happy and relaxed. >> we are. we are. we're like ducks, very calm on the surface but little feet going under the water. but, no, it's really exciting. we've been talking about it a long time so for us it's a real relief and it's nice to tell everybody. >> and you knew that you were going to do this from day one? >> i've been planning it for a while. as every guy out there will know, it takes a saern mount of motivation to get yourself going. so i was planning it and it just felt really right in africa. >> i thought he might have maybe thought about it, but it was a total shock when it came and very excited. >> reporter: already analysts are saying this is going to be the wedding of the century with one billion worldwide expected to be watching. i'm natalie morales as bu buckingham palace, now back to you. >> i got up to watch diana's wedding when i was back in school and i'm going to get my kids up to watch that one. >>> well, up next, what some aa

anna bell roberts from our english broadcasting partner itn reports. >> reporter: ambulances ferried the dead and injured to hospital. people who had been celebrating the last night of cambodia's water festival on the banks of the river. it was a celebration that ended in horror. spectators were packed on to an island for a concert. it's thought a few fainted, sparking panic and a stampede. as people rushed to escape and get off the island, a packed bridge became a death trap where those who fell were trampled under foot. others jumped off into the river below and drown. hospitals were overwhelmed. blankets covering row upon row of bodies left in corridors while medics fought to treat the injured. one local journalist describes the scene. >> a couple of people fainted. they were panicking happen, and because there were barriers set up on the mainland side of the bridge to prevent people spilling on to the road everyone got backed up and people couldn't get out and there was a panic and stampede and people jumping off the bridge. a lot of people in cambodia can't swim so there's no do

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tom bradby is itn's royal correspondent who scored the big interview with william and kate. good morning to you both. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> tom, if i can start with you, first journalist in the world to sit down with this couple. william said to you, described them as two ducks in the water. you know, on the surface, very calm, but underneath, the feet are going like crazy. how would you describe their demeanor, both on-camera and off? >> reporter: well, quite helpfully, we had quite a long time together. there was half an hour beforehand where things were pretty relaxed. by the time we got into the room, kate was pretty nervous. i think in all our minds, when william's parents got married, there was this toe-curling awful interview, when you remember, prince charles said, whatever love is. and it was played back over and over. so we were all conscious it didn't want to end up like that. so there was a deliberate attempt to relax all of us. i said, this is your happy day. this is not a rottweiler interview. it's a conversation. people are curious about you. th

tom bradley from itn. tom, this is the get of the year. how did you land it? >> good question. i guess i've known them a pretty long time. i've kind of politics now. i was royal correspondent a million years ago. i got to know william pretty well at that time. and remained friends with him, and more recently kate since. it was one of those things. they want to do an interview. but kate was very nervous. and they weren't sure whether to do it. i guess the fact it was with me, hopefully, sort of got them comfortable and relaxed enough to actually be prepared to go through with it. that was the idea. pretty terrifying to do. it's going to be watched by millions of people. but one that might be watched in 20 years. we'll look at, god, remember that terrible interview, how stiff they were. >> i was going to ask you about that. whether you were nervous. you were right, the tension in the room, as we watched over here in the states, was pretty palpab palpable, right up until the end, when there was a remarkably human moment at the end. i want to show everyone. >> well done. >> and bre

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and fascism gets its meaning fromdl the bundle of sticks wrapped around ash and you can find itn all around architectur and art and historically it was a symbol of the authority of rome and it was also to symbolize strength in numbers. strength of unity. and in the late 19th century there are these bans and whatnot who were called fashios and mussolini comes back from world war i having been an ardent socialist. he earns the title el-dutuche and he comes back and he wants to bringm what he calls the socialism of the trenches which is this sort of militarized unity that you got from fighting in a war. and he called this new variant ofna socialized socialism fasci and that's where we get the word from. >> what are the central tenets of fascism? >> it depends who you ask including mussolini and when you ask him. one of the real problems you run into especially with mussolini is that his run in power was so long and he was constantly trying to revive what his state was doing and revive its popularity that he issued different definitions at different times in all the rest. but the central

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