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justin welby did not hold back, using language like morally acceptable, damaging the u.k.'rest at home and abroad. why does he feel the need to make this intervention today? reporter: i think he did because he had a long-standing opposition, so when the government announced intentions to deport people who arrived by legal routes to rwanda, he stated the policy was ungodly. he would like the u.k. to be seen as a safe haven for refugees, and he also quoted the bible today, as well, and suggested that we should be openly hosted strangers. he is saying he worries about people from the poorest parts of the world being discriminated against. he does have a platform from which to make his arguments. i think from the government's points of view, they think he is not have a monopoly on what is and is not. their argument is it is normal for them to say that people losing their lives in the english channel, coming to this country, and people smugglers are profiting and trying to stop the trade is a moral and political issue. that argument is going to range, but what was important abou

justin welby , handbrake turn.n welby, the archbishop of canterbury, caused a stir today by delivering a marked critique of the government's illegal migration bill in the house of lords . the intervention comes lords. the intervention comes just days after he himself anointed our sovereign inside westminster abbey. i will be discussing the relationship between church and state with an anglican clergyman who knows all about it . the popular, well about it. the popular, well known building society , skipton known building society, skipton has notably announced the return of 100% mortgages for first time buyers will this move solve the relentless problem of getting young people on the housing ladder or is it a perilous move following the disastrous 2008 financial crisis .7 i have just financial crisis? i have just the man to discuss this topic with me in the studio and in investment bank goldman sachs delivered a stark warning that gas bills could treble by the end of this year. and with the crypto socialist energy bi

, did a perfectly good— justin welby, did a perfectly good ion— justin welby, did a perfectly good on saturday, but today he was in the house of loude— today he was in the house of lords and— today he was in the house of lords and all— today he was in the house of lords and all too— today he was in the house of lords and all too predictably , lords and all too predictably, as lords and all too predictably, do one— lords and all too predictably, do one loude— lords and all too predictably, as the lords debated the government's— as the lords debated the government's illegal migration bill government's illegal migration loll cone— government's illegal migration llll ug— government's illegal migration bill came up with some very elong— bill came up with some very strong criticisms— bill came up with some very strong criticisms of the government. - strong criticisms of the government. lint; strong criticisms of the government. strong criticisms of the - government. here's just a short segment of what he had to say. it ignores the reality that nlgnollon— it ignores the reality that migra

says it treats nlonnn— justin welby says it treats nlgnnn oo— justin welby says it treats migrants as invaders. it is a siloed bill, not a— migrants as invaders. it is a siloed bill, not a whole of government bill. it does not draw in conflict management and prevention , which drives prevention, which drives migration . it does not draw in migration. it does not draw in climate impacts which drive migration and conflict . it is migration and conflict. it is isolationist . it migration and conflict. it is isolationist. it is morally unaccept , stable and politically unaccept, stable and politically empowered . article well, in empowered. article well, in other news today, - oz; ”cc ' a cent; well, in other news today, interest rates are now expected— other news today, interest rates are now expected to rise again onlo— are now expected to rise again no wool— are now expected to rise again no wool oo— are now expected to rise again this week as inflation remains nlgn. — this week as inflation remains nlgn. nnoo-o— this week as inflation remains high. that's according to some ooononlo

and i feel like justin welby going like justin welby is going aroma— like justin welby is going aroundn't say, okay,| r—you-re rrymp i understand that you're trying to i understand that you're trying ro-me— i understand that you're trying ro-me people— i understand that you're trying to the people smugglers. to stop the people smugglers. you-re— you're trying to prevent the cream — you're trying to prevent the death the death from people crossing the creamer— death from people crossing the creamer-or— death from people crossing the channel-or you're- death from people crossing the channel or you're trying channel legally or you're trying to channel legally or you're trying ro—regar- channel legally or you're trying to_legal routes. channel legally or you're trying to_legal routes or to look for more legal routes or you-re— to look for more legal routes or you myma— to look for more legal routes or you're trying-solve- to look for more legal routes or you're trying solve gang you're trying to solve the gang crime—momi crime that's coming over from alpama— crime that's coming over from a

and i feel like justin welby going like justin welby is going aroma— like justin welby is going aroundn't say, okay,| r—you-re rrymp i understand that you're trying to i understand that you're trying ro-me— i understand that you're trying ro-me people— i understand that you're trying to the people smugglers. to stop the people smugglers. you-re— you're trying to prevent the cream — you're trying to prevent the death the death from people crossing the creamer— death from people crossing the creamer-or— death from people crossing the channel-or you're- death from people crossing the channel or you're trying channel legally or you're trying to channel legally or you're trying ro—regar- channel legally or you're trying to_legal routes. channel legally or you're trying to_legal routes or to look for more legal routes or you-re— to look for more legal routes or you myma— to look for more legal routes or you're trying-solve- to look for more legal routes or you're trying solve gang you're trying to solve the gang crime—momi crime that's coming over from alpama— crime that's coming over from a

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to your dislike of justin welby church attendance in justin welby church attendance tn—tn— justin welbys right. tte—term tert- never be repeated. that's right. the—form part of- never be repeated. that's right.j the _form part of the the statements form part of the eetrtener-e— the statements form part of the publisher's—claims. publisher's defence to claims treegnt— publisher's defence to claims treegnt-ent- publisher's defence to claims brought and other brought by harry and other individuals— brought by harry and other individuals over alleged enrewtet— individuals over alleged unlawful information gathering at unlawful information gathering et wett— unlawful information gathering et ttett tttre— unlawful information gathering at mgm title us. _ unlawful information gathering at mgm title us. we're going to trtng— at mgm title us. we're going to trtng wee— at mgm title us. we're going to trtng wee mere— at mgm title us. we're going to bring you more on— at mgm title us. we're going to bring you more on that in just a mement — bring you more on that in just a moment. that's— bring you

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let's have a listen to justin welby. it is isolationist, it i justin welby.criticisms concern you? - those are seen here. do his criticisms concern you? i i those are seen here. do his i criticisms concern you? i listen with a great — criticisms concern you? i listen with a great amount _ criticisms concern you? i listen with a great amount of - criticisms concern you? i listen with a great amount of respectj criticisms concern you? i listen i with a great amount of respect or anything — with a great amount of respect or anything he says, but the fact of the matter is we need to stop the abhorrent— the matter is we need to stop the abhorrent trade in human life that is taking _ abhorrent trade in human life that is taking place on the channel. we believe _ is taking place on the channel. we believe this bill will do that. we need _ believe this bill will do that. we need to— believe this bill will do that. we need to ensure that people traffickers are stopped. we need to ensure _ traffickers are stopped. we need to ensure that we free up space so that we can—

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i know who i know who justin welby is and i can't tetteve—te- who justin welby is and i can't believe—ise'll see if you if the window. we'll see if you if you illegal you if you like illegal immigrants then. justin yeah , immigrants then. justin yeah, well, the well, you know how the archbishops go. they and archbishops go. they try and remain—know. archbishops go. they try andj remain—know. archbishops go. they try and- remain_know. what remain relevant. you know. what otoot— remain relevant. you know. what otoot tne— remain relevant. you know. what otoot the r— remain relevant. you know. what about the i what— remain relevant. you know. what about the i what have they got on their front page? the on their front page? so the i it's more property wars . so it's more property wars. so there's going to be a so there's going to be a £7,000 nortoooe— there's going to be a £7,000 nortooge-otter- there's going to be a £7,000 mortgage after record mortgage hike after record tntereet— mortgage hike after record interest rate _ mortgage hike after record interest rate rises which are ottorentty—

i know who i know who justin welby is and i can't tetteve—te- who justin welby is and i can't believe—isthe _we'll see if you if the window. we'll see if you if you illegal you if you like illegal immigrants then. justin yeah , immigrants then. justin yeah, well, the well, you know how the archbishops go. they and archbishops go. they try and remain—know. archbishops go. they try andj remain—know. archbishops go. they try and- remain_know. what remain relevant. you know. what otoot— remain relevant. you know. what otoot tne— remain relevant. you know. what otoot the r— remain relevant. you know. what about the i what— remain relevant. you know. what about the i what have they got on their front page? the on their front page? so the i it's more property wars . so it's more property wars. so there's going to be a so there's going to be a £7,000 nortoooe— there's going to be a £7,000 nortooge-otter- there's going to be a £7,000 mortgage after record mortgage hike after record tntereet— mortgage hike after record interest rate _ mortgage hike after record interest rate rises which are ottore

canterbury, justin welby, is edeerdw e— canterbury, justin welby, is clearly a man— canterbury, justineewhhrw— unaware of how small communities around the country have been dehheehed— around the country have been dheeered by— around the country have been impacted by thousands of people accommodated— impacted by thousands of people accommodated in— impacted by thousands of people accommodated in local hotels at an accommodated in local hotels at we ewe—wererdhg— accommodated in local hotels at an eye—watering cost of 6 rhdhdeh— an eye—watering cost of 6 million people— an eye—watering cost of 6 million people a year. the dddeged— million people a year. the illegal migrant— million people a year. the illegal migrant crossings are an economic , national security and economic, national security and hwrhehherdeh— economic, national security and humanitarian disaster. they are hesed— humanitarian disaster. they are hesed eh— humanitarian disaster. they are hesed err e— humanitarian disaster. they are based on a cruel— humanitarian disaster. they are based on a cruel and criminal hwsdhess— ba

canterbury, justin welby, is edeerdw e— canterbury, justin welby, is clearly a man— canterbury, justinhhe eewhhrw— unaware of how small communities around the country have been dehheehed— around the country have been dheeered by— around the country have been impacted by thousands of people accommodated— impacted by thousands of people accommodated in— impacted by thousands of people accommodated in local hotels at an accommodated in local hotels at we ewe—wererdhg— accommodated in local hotels at an eye—watering cost of 6 rhdhdeh— an eye—watering cost of 6 million people— an eye—watering cost of 6 million people a year. the dddeged— million people a year. the illegal migrant— million people a year. the illegal migrant crossings are an economic , national security and economic, national security and hwrhehherdeh— economic, national security and humanitarian disaster. they are hesed— humanitarian disaster. they are hesed eh— humanitarian disaster. they are hesed err e— humanitarian disaster. they are based on a cruel— humanitarian disaster. they are based on a cruel and criminal hwsdhess

archbishop justin welby doing the honors.he significance of this. monarchy is anointed by god and rule by divine right. few people subscribe to that belief now. the last person to really believe in the divine right of kings was sir winston churchill. the late prime minister. nevertheless, this is shown in the coronation and the king remains even in a secular age to supreme governor of the church of england. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪ praise him praise him ♪ ♪ praise the king ever more ♪ ♪ angels help us to adore him ♪ ♪ praise him praise him ♪ ♪ praise with us the god of grace ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ >> in the closing moments of king charles coronation, momentarily, king and queen stepped away from the cameras and will emerge and emerge in the i am per ya'll state crown ahead of the head of king charles and await the procession al in the driving rain here in london where they will greet the crowd here which assembled on the streets of london to greet them. we will carry that procession as it happens in a few moments from no

justin welby, but we eent— controversial, justin welby, but he wasn't feeling— controversial, justinant to . all yeah, he makes me want to go church. gavin was great. go to church. gavin was great. stu— go to church. gavin was great. stittlcome- — go to church. gavin was great. still-come. ukraine's- still to come. ukraine's president, zelenskyy that president, zelenskyy says that he's that kyiv he's disappointed that kyiv wasn't hosting hosting this year's song contest. year's eurovision song contest. but he even went further than that. but he even went further than that . you want to hear this? that. you want to hear this? it's all after morning's it's all after your morning's news with rhiannon jones . coming news with rhiannon jones. coming up to 1132. your top stories twen— up to 1132. your top stories twen tne— up to 1132. your top stories from the newsroom- l. “5:2! your top stories from the newsroom the bank of fnetene— from the newsroom the bank of fnetene fe— from the newsroom the bank of england is widely— from the newsroom the bank of england is widely expected to wefee—

, the communications to justin welby, tne eeenttenet— communications to justin welby, the archbishop so and i think that's just so key. yes absolutely. now, you say tneee— yes absolutely. now, you say tneee went— yes absolutely. now, you say there wasn't a— yes absolutely. now, you say there wasn't a hitch.- t/ti;tit .ti-y now, you say there wasn't a hitch. there was a there wasn't a hitch. there was e ettnt— there wasn't a hitch. there was e etttnt ttten— there wasn't a hitch. there was a slight hitch, which you must newe— a slight hitch, which you must have noticed— a slight hitch, which you must have noticed as— a slight hitch, which you must have noticed as well, because a slight hitch, which you must havaveryiced as well, because a slight hitch, which you must havavery familiarvell, because a slight hitch, which you must havavery familiar with because a slight hitch, which you must havavery familiar with how use a slight hitch, which you must havavery familiar with how you i'm very familiar with how you all i'm very familiar with how you ett-tntnte. — i'm very familiar with how

justin welby admitted exceeding the 20—mile—an—hour limit not farfrom lambeth palace in central londonming landscape changed when nintendo released the legend of zelda: breath of the wild. sales worldwide were £1.3 billion. that's more than the highest grossing film of 2017, star wars: the lastjedi, which madejust over a billion. well, today, nintendo finally released the long—anticipated sequel, the legend of zelda: tears of the kingdom, and critics are calling its release one of the most important pop culture events of the year. our technology correspondent, marc cieslak, has that story. elf—like hero link leaps into his latest adventure on a nintendo switch console. around the world, fans have queued through the night to get their hands on the legend of zelda: tears of the kingdom. i100% believe that this game is going to be like nothing anybody has seen. everyone is excited about it because it's like, how do you follow a masterpiece? a role—playing game set in a fantasy world, the player stars as link, charged with rescuing princess zelda. players are encouraged to build and craft

he is the archbishop justin welby channel in small boats. tackle the long—term and global nature of the problem. long-term and global nature of the roblem. , , , .. problem. even if this bill succeeded in temporarily _ problem. even if this bill succeeded in temporarily stopping _ problem. even if this bill succeeded in temporarily stopping the - problem. even if this bill succeeded in temporarily stopping the boats, i in temporarily stopping the boats, and i don't think it will, it won't stop conflict or climate migration and the ipcc forecast that climate change by itself let alone the conflicts it is already causing, will lead to at least 800 million more refugees per year in total by 2050. and what if other countries follow suit? the unhcr has warned that the bill could lead to the collapse of the international system that protects refugees. is that what we want, the united kingdom's contribution to be in our leadership?— contribution to be in our leadership? our political correspondent _ leadership? our political correspondent has - lea

justin welby admitted exceeding the 20mph limit not farfrom lambeth palace in central london last octobersk has named his replacement as chief executive of twitter. the advertising executive linda yakarino, formerly with the american media giant nbc universal, will take over in six weeks. one of her biggest tasks is to win advertisers back, as james clayton reports from caifornia. it's never always clear when elon musk is being serious. when i asked him about who the new chief executive was last month, this was his answer. i'm not the ceo. my dog is the ceo. behind thejokes, though, it was clear that he needed to find a new chief executive. he was getting increasingly stressed at having to run three major tech companies — twitter, tesla and spacex. predictably in a tweet he announced a new chief executive, linda yaccarino, the nbc universal exec is the former head of advertising. many of you in this room know me and know i pride myself on my work ethic, but, buddy, i met my match. she is described by colleagues as visionary and fearless and knows advertising inside out. this isn'tjust a s

, the communications to justin welby, tne erenttenee— communications to justin welby, the archbishopew,— here, he thinks. yes, i do think vee tnevvt ne— here, he thinks. yes, i do think you know, he said— here, he thinks. yes, i do think you know, he said he- “ittit yes, i do think you know, he said he said veetertev— you know, he said he said veetertev .— you know, he said he said yesterdavt t— you know, he said he said yesterday , i am here to serve . yesterday, i am here to serve. tn— yesterday, i am here to serve. t-n nere— yesterday, i am here to serve. t-n nere net— yesterday, i am here to serve. i'm here not to— yesterday, i am here to serve. i'm here not to be— yesterday, i am here to serve. i'm here not to be served- yesterday, i am here to serve. i'm here not to be served upon. and that was very similar to the archbishop's sermon yesterday as well. so it's very much about service community, what i can give to you rather than what you can give to me, which i think is especially in today's society. i think that's just so key. yes, absolutely. now, you yes, absolutely. now, yo

speaking in the house of lords, justin welby said the illegal migration bill would not stop small boatility" towards refugees. the immigration minister robertjenrick has told the bbc that the plan — to have migrants who arrive illegally detained and then deported to rwanda — is supported by the public. here's our political editor, chris mason. 115,000 migrants crossed these waters last year — more than 6,500 have so far this year. the government acknowledges this is out of control and wants to do something about it. but its plan is now colliding and religious opposition. it is isolationist. it is morally unacceptable and politically impractical to let the poorest countries deal with the crisis alone and cut our international aid. it risks great damage to the uk's interest and reputation, at home and abroad. the government says it will create more safe and legal routes to claim asylum once illegal immigration is under control. this planned new law aims to make it clear that people who enter the uk illegally won't be able to remain here. instead, ministers want to send them home or to rw

it has to be justin welby.rowing suspected shotgun cartridges into _ throwing suspected shotgun cartridges into the grounds . the cartridges into the grounds. the ttetrepettten— cartridges into the grounds. the metropolitan police says the tene— metropolitan police says the ttene neve— metropolitan police says the items have since been recovered ent— items have since been recovered ent wtt— items have since been recovered ent wttt te— items have since been recovered and will be taken— items have since been recovered and will be taken away for epeetettet— and will be taken away for specialist examination . a knife specialist examination. a knife etee— specialist examination. a knife was also found— specialist examination. a knife was also found when the suspect eeeretet— was also found when the suspect was searched. people had to be eveeeetet— was searched. people had to be evacuated from _ was searched. people had to be evacuated from the grounds tetete— evacuated from the grounds tetete e— evacuated from the g

while justin welby, who said— c. ” while justin welby, who said the legislation had welby, who said thend- transporting people to the uk and kind of and immoral and kind of illegal and immoral ways.— and kind of illegal and immoral noys. nut— and kind of illegal and immoral noys. nut tnot— and kind of illegal and immoral ways. but that said, i think the arenttsnop— ways. but that said, i think the arenttsnop ot— ways. but that said, i think the archbishop of canterbury's argument— archbishop of canterbury's argument-the- archbishop of canterbury's argument the uk is sort argument is that the uk is sort of argument is that the uk is sort ot totttnt— argument is that the uk is sort ot totttne tn— argument is that the uk is sort of failing in its— argument is that the uk is sort of failing in its international ottteotton— of failing in its international obligation asylum obligation to take in asylum seeetrs— obligation to take in asylum seekers-to— obligation to take in asylum seekers-to look- obligation to take in asylum seekers to look after seekers and to look after retugees— seekers an

justin welby was ordered to pay— london. justin welby was ordered to pay asto— london.nce for aaoaattmp— points on his licence for exceeding a— points on his licence for exceeding a 20 mile an hour spaat— exceeding a 20 mile an hour spaat ttmtt— exceeding a 20 mile an hour speed limit last— exceeding a 20 mile an hour speed limit last october the maaatmp— speed limit last october the maaatmp was— speed limit last october the hearing was held on the same day hearing was held on the same day ma mata— hearing was held on the same day ma mata a— hearing was held on the same day ma mata a ma— hearing was held on the same day he made a rare intervention in tma— he made a rare intervention in tma moasa— he made a rare intervention in tma moasa ot— he made a rare intervention in the house of lords, condemning the house of lords, condemning the government's— the house of lords, condemning the government's plans to tackle the government's plans to tackle tma smatt— the government's plans to tackle the small boats— the government's plans to tackle the small boats crisis as moaatty

justin welby was speeding in london. justin welby ordered— speeding in london.on his licence for— given three points on his licence for exceeding a 20 mile an nonr— licence for exceeding a 20 mile an nonr speed— licence for exceeding a 20 mile an hour speed limit last october the an hour speed limit last october rne nearing— an hour speed limit last october the hearing was— an hour speed limit last october the hearing was held on the same day ne— the hearing was held on the same day ne moie— the hearing was held on the same day ne made a— the hearing was held on the same day he made a rare— the hearing was held on the same day he made a rare intervention in ine— day he made a rare intervention in one nonse— day he made a rare intervention in the house of— day he made a rare intervention in the house of lords, condemning- in the house of lords, condemning the government's pians— condemning the government's pians io— condemning the government's plans to tackle— condemning the government's plans to tackle the small boats crisis— plans to tackle the small boats cris

it has to be justin welby.tridges into _ throwing suspected shotgun cartridges into the grounds . the cartridges into the grounds. the ttetnonottton— cartridges into the grounds. the metropolitan police says the tene— metropolitan police says the ttene nove— metropolitan police says the items have since been recovered ont— items have since been recovered ont wtt— items have since been recovered ont wttt te— items have since been recovered and will be taken— items have since been recovered and will be taken away for eteetottet— and will be taken away for specialist examination . a knife specialist examination. a knife oteo— specialist examination. a knife was also found— specialist examination. a knife was also found when the suspect eeononet— was also found when the suspect was searched. people had to be evoewotet— was searched. people had to be evacuated from _ was searched. people had to be evacuated from the grounds tetone— evacuated from the grounds tetone o— evacuated from the grounds before a controlled e

justin welby said it wouldn't fulfil the prime minister rishi sunak�*s pledged to stop the boats and the two key causes of international migration, the climate crisis and war. immigration minister robertjenrick said justin welby was wrong and the bill would be a serious deterrent. here is how justin welby outlined why in his opinion the proposals don't tackle the problem. opinion the proposals don't tackle the problem-— the problem. even if this bill succeeded — the problem. even if this bill succeeded in _ the problem. even if this bill succeeded in temporarily - the problem. even if this bill - succeeded in temporarily stopping the boats, and i don't think it will, it won't stop conflict or climate migration. the ipcc forecast that climate change by itself, let alone the conflict it is already causing, will lead to at least 800 million more refugees a year in total by 2050. and what if other countries follow suit? the unhcr has warned that the bill could lead to the collapse of the international system that protects refugees. is that what we want? the united kingdom's contribution

archbishop of canterbury justin welby administered the coronation oath. >> the coronation oath has stoodes and is enshrined in law. are you willing to take the oath? >> i am willing. >> will you solemnly promise and swear to govern the peoples of the united kingdom and great in northern ireland, your other realms and the territories to any of them belonging to or pertaining, according to their respective laws and customs? >> i solemnly promise to. the things which i have promised, i will perform and keep, so help me god. amy: outside westminster abbey police arrested at least 52 people including numerous anti-monarchy activists who say they were detained before they even started protesting. this is graham smith of the anti-monarchist group republic. >> we are very much protesting. we have been sticking to the police, we have been candid about our plans, and we have also had five other protests around the country within short distance of the king and each time they have gone off without any problems at all. there was never any intention to disrupt anything. i think they were hoping to sto

has— so i think that what's happened, justin welby has think he's justin welby has i think he'sy, clear spells, another largely bright but cloudy start to the day on thursday, outbreaks of rain moving from orkney into shetland . and during thursday, shetland. and during thursday, whilst further southwest, we've got some wetter weather moving in during the morning and into the afternoon. showery rain but some heavy bursts and that'll impact temperatures 14 celsius for plymouth. but a little warmer there through central parts , 19 for birmingham and for parts, 19 for birmingham and for london. still a cool breeze coming from the north sea for eastern scotland and eastern england. however, then into thursday evening, those outbreaks of showery rain move through wales. the south—west of england, reaching northern ireland and northern england. by the end of the day and into friday, much more unsettled weather arrives with outbreaks of heavy rain at times and longer spells of wet weather .

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the most reverend justin welby admitted driving at 25mph in a 20mph zone last october. the last couple of hours, moscow has reacted to the announcement that the uk will supply long range storm shadow missiles to ukraine. russia's foreign ministry has released this statement. it reads... our correspondent in kyiv, hugo bachega, has the latest on the back of this announcement uk has become the first country to be sending longer—range missiles to ukraine. this is something the authorities in kyiv have been saying for a long time they need, because they say they need to strike russian positions away from the front line so ammunition dumps and other facilities have been used by the russian military away from the front lines. so now with these missiles the ukrainians will be able to hit those positions away from the front lines. as you said, there has been a promise by the ukrainian government that these missiles are going to be used to target only positions, russian positions inside ukrainian territories. so in other words, ukrainians are saying that they are not going to us

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justin welby, the current archbishop of canterbury, manages to get it the right way around, you basicallye one job, that is it. ainsley: king george vi's coronation, they had ribbons to tie it down and it almost fell off. the queen said her advice was never look down, bring up your piece of paper or the crown will fall off. something i found meaningful, the coronation cross used as head of the coronation procession has fragments that are said to be from the cross on which jesus was crucified. these relics were given to king charles as a gift for his coronation by pope francis. martha: extraordinary, the cross that is going to be carried into westminster abbey in front of this process and, there are a lot of relics that will be part of this. it is going to be quite a story. you see everyone walking in. they open the doors a few hours ago and told these lucky guests, 2,000 of them, to get there early, get your seat, everyone seated. piers: a lot of controversy about this, 2200 people have the golden ticket to the coronation, the queen had four times as many. apparently what they are calling

justin welby welcoming gordon and sarah brown, and the dean himself who is wearing today the rope thating through in alphabetical order. then australia, the familiar flag and their governor—general. the prime minister, anthony albanese. followed by the bahamas, then belize. coming through the great west door, the bold flag of canada. the governor—general. prime minister justin trudeau and his wife arriving. followed by grenada and their prime minister. and then jamaica. the governor—general and the prime minister representing jamaica. new zealand, prime minister chris hipkins. representing the indigenous heritage as well of new zealand. papua new guinea, more of the commonwealth grounds. all of them coming partly out of respect for her late majesty queen elizabeth ii, whose determination to hold the commonwealth together was unsha keable and commonwealth together was unshakeable and that determination shared by king charles iii. st christopher's inn leavis, st lucia, the solomon islands, tuvalu. prime minister rishi sunak and his wife representing the united kingdom. clare: nearly ever

westminster abbey, where the coronation ceremony is provided over by the archbishop of canterbury justin welbyrger procession returns to buckingham palace where the king will appear to his public on the balcony. c-span's coronation coverage is available -- bbc. ♪ >> we are very glad you joined us to be part of the millions set to witness this historic spectacle. king charles the third will be the 40th to be crowned at westminster abbey, arroyo tradition, the record show dates back to the coronation of william the conqueror in 1066, and we are starting because there is a lot to fit in, so just after sunrise this morning, thousands of members of his majesty's armed forces have been arriving onto the platforms of waterloo station. the last train bringing the troops has just pulled in. they are here and all their spit and polish glory to form the largest military parade britain will have seen in 70 years. it is an important part of the coronation procession. and, in anticipation of what is to come, some people are up and out early to bag their spot. there they are on the procession concourse. the

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downing street says the bill is compassionate and fair for justin. welbyagement and prevention, which drives nigniion— prevention, which drives migration. it— prevention, which drives migration. it does not draw in oiinoio— migration. it does not draw in climate impacts— migration. it does not draw in climate impacts which drive nienoiion— climate impacts which drive migration and— climate impacts which drive migration and conflict. it is isolationist— migration and conflict. it is isolationist ._ migration and conflict. it is isolationist. it— migration and conflict. it is isolationist. it is morally unacceptable— isolationist. it is morally unacceptable and politically inoonooi— unacceptable and politically inoonooi .— unacceptable and politically incorrect . michael well, the incorrect. michael well, the ioo— incorrect. michael well, the former trade _ incorrect. michael well, the former trade secretary, lord ioion— former trade secretary, lord ioion iiiioo— former trade secretary, lord peter lilley, has— former trade secretary, lord peter lilley, has t