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katty kay is documentary, _ and all of that. katty kay is documentary, europe's - and all of that.distributed on amazon prime, apple tv, and for viewers in the uk you can find it on bbc iplayer. the festivities will be bringing back memories for those who played a part in the last coronation of queen elizabeth ii all the way back in 1953. our royal correspondent daniella ralph has been talking to three people who were there at that event 70 years ago. memories may fade, but some never lose their lustre. vivat regina! vivat! regina elizabetha! vivat! gavin ross was a scholar at westminster school 70 years ago. it was the scholar's job to deliver the vivat regina, the musical anthem to welcome the monarch. so, we were high up and the queen arrived a little early in the music, so she'd already got quite a way in before we shouted "vivat". and we knew we were privileged, but being young boys, we had plenty of other things to do and it didn't sort of hit us so much that we were uniquely privileged. this is your amazing scrapbook. as well as the sound, the look of the coronation mattered

now on bbc news, royals reborn with katty kay. washington dc is the heart of the free world.et's go now to capitol hill. i'm katty kay, and in more than 20 years here spent here in the news business, i've grown accustomed to thinking of this as the centre of power. decisions that reverberate around the globe are made here by politicians who proudly championed democracy — the rule of the people, by the people. we're here to assess the real meaning of the results. but it's not the only way or necessarily the best. a recent poll shows that of the 15 most successful democracies, nine are monarchies. the founding fathers rejected a king, but many europeans feel a royal family is an asset. i'm leaving washington on a royal mission, as the uk has a new king — charles iii. i want to find out how other royal families, many of them king charles�*s relations, manage to stay relevant in the 21st century. i'll be mixing in royal circles. how was it? c'etait bien? and visiting palaces. you can't walk past that line. then you will shoot me? talking to insiders. that is more my style. do i l

sick, _ house budget committee chairmanjohn kay sick, there is no such thing as a done _ kay sick, there vote. you need 218 votes. i would sit this year fumes — you need 218 votes. i would sit this year fumes from the world. but the body that— year fumes from the world. but the body that brings this piece of legislation to the floor is the rules— legislation to the floor is the rules committee and his nine members of the _ rules committee and his nine members of the majority, for members of the my nordic— of the majority, for members of the my nordic it's called the speakers committee. it was a 7—6 vote. the public— committee. it was a 7—6 vote. the public and — committee. it was a 7—6 vote. the public and seated the democrats to vote for— public and seated the democrats to vote for this. so when you look at how this — vote for this. so when you look at how this might come. i think it will be a lot— how this might come. i think it will be a lot more republicans looking to the democratic colleagues in light of the _ the democratic colleagues in light of the fact that the house freedom cla

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kay, welcome.ink has given some of these predictions for us, the big surprise economically this year has been the chinese economy has not recovered as fast as many people were expecting. why do you think that is? >> well, china has the opposite problem to the u.s. which is a lack of demand especially in private sector demand and we have to ask why. the main reason is a severe loss of confidence built over the years in the pandemic and greater uncertainy and more than ten years ago the state can come on team china and cap it will and build roads and the gdp would go up and they have to do the heavy lifting and their confidence is not back. >> what do they say to the cover story and you know what the argument is fundamentally about demographics and you're not going to get as much innovation with the state in charge. you have all of these international challenges cutting off of supply chains so china is not predicting a collapse at all, but a kind of plateau that china will muddle along where it is no

welcome to breakfast with me, jon kay, at winds are castle this morning with accommodation celebrationsr the british monarchy. king charles and queen camilla have been formally crowned, watched by 2000 people inside westminster abbey, and by millions more on television around the world. the wet weather couldn't stop the party, as tens of thousands of well—wishers lined the streets of london to try to get a glimpse of the royal couple. and the king and queen will be here at windsor later for a

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ambassador kay bailey hutchison, thank you so much for your time. thank you very much, carl.turning to washington on sunday. republican and democratic lawmakers remain at loggerheads over allowing the us to borrow more. their negotiators did hold two meetings today aimed at avoiding default, but broke with no progress cited by either side and no additional meeting set. less than two weeks remain untiljune i, when the treasury department has warned the federal government may no longer be able to pay all its bills, seeing the world's biggest economy default on its $31.4 trillion worth of debt. speaking at the g7 summit injapan, white house press secretary karinejean—pierre set out what could happen if the us is unable to pay its bills. states could not be higher microvolts steaks. a default would plunge our economy into a recession, economists estimate that millions of americans could lose theirjobs, hard—working families could ha rd—working families could lose hard—working families could lose their retirement savings, so our team will stay at it, we will stay focused and we ho

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all you need to know to grow. >>> we're back now with katty kay, u.s.orrespondent for bbc studios. katty, as always, thank you for being here this evening. look, the hypocrisy by the gop isn't anything new, but there is some very real economic impacts that can affect all americans regardless of party affiliation if this debt ceiling agreement isn't reached. right? >> look, it's quite possible we're already feeling those impacts. because anyone who has a government contract and that contract has been put on hold because of the uncertainty about the debt ceiling negotiations, they're already making negotiations. i've got a bit less money coming in. so i'm going to spend a little less money. you're starting to see the rim effects already, let alone to america's national security, where president biden had to cancel that trip to australia and papua new guinea, key partners in the battle with china at the moment. so i think anyone who thinks that this is just a feint really needs to look at the very severe consequences to the u.s. economy. you can see the do

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kay? in delhi, now thailand is expected to welcome some 5000000 a chinese visitors this year off the appetite for travel returns following the lifting of ponds on mac restrictions. many of the visits will be simply for pleasure, but some will be motivated by business interest. for chinese, people with cash just bear thailand has become increasingly promising place to buy property called daniel beyond this excited his 7 year old mother and his real to look on as he shouts his reading over his rooftop pool. and the skyline of bangkok for the shanghai resident, this new place in thailand is not just pure luxury but presents in with so much more the tough part that you're good. yeah. that's are buying property in thailand . we definitely feel like there were some plus factors like we would be able to holiday here is more freedom and convenience here to deduct from the freedom to enter and leave the country seem to travel back and forth. i see as well as the freedom of society and life. so for

i'm kay, we were left alone with gifts . i rarely get enough of them . i give glory.ely wash mine with you. the area and the capital of the science facilitator understood that with the craving of the hour the warehouse of the collector changed, starting from the age of 20 , dzhiharki redovich came and came to sing, the show of the frog and polina the hero of the women. valery the liner gladly withdrew the band and at concerts and family saints appeared ugly and at festivals at lyubovana the mouse was conveniently killed. we are at the studio by decree. there they put on a new farbka, songs recorded by the reddovich composer sergey sukhomlin and stepashka alisa the shaman machine did not take the lad right for the cheese. and ura shared his mouth on his feet, the sign of allil once it was not ruined. from under the salon thank you alice well, all your comments were useful, we are almost finished with this song. i'm surprised , shocked that you have enough wide range. besides, i know that you are my colleague. you also write your own songs. do you have boldin autumn eve

katty kay, thanks very much for that.nt not seen in this country for seven decades. on saturday morning, 4,000 specially invited veterans, nhs and social care workers seated here will get the first glimpse of the king and the queen consort as they depart buckingham palace through the centre gates at 10:20. the couple will travel in the diamond jubilee state coach. its electric windows, air conditioning and hydraulic stabilisers should make for a bump—free, comfyjourney. there will be space for tens of thousands of people to pack the pavements and watch as the processions pass by. but the advice is to get here early, not least because people are already camping out to make sure they're at the front. in terms of public transport, there will be alterations and closures, so check before you travel. the king's procession, complete with military escort, will head up the mall through admiralty arch, then will pass along the south side of trafalgar square, down whitehall, around parliament square and finishing at the abbey, arriv

nevertheless, he snatched the victory 4 3 3 2, as it seemed initially for the vj, kay, even away meetings not a hindrance. first away match. they finished with a devastating score of 4:0, well, in the next two games, the team lost gold, both the second match on the road and the meeting at home stands 2 3 2 4, and only the final sixth game returned the fans of the former hockey players. vegas away dry crushed the stars. six zero, and the score in the series is 4:2. in the cup final , the golds will meet with florida, which dealt with carolina in the semifinals, in four meetings. the first two matches that florida played away ended only in overtime 3:2 2.1. but things are at home. we went much easier, as it might seem at first glance, the third game in the series ended with a score of 1:0, where the only puck was scored only in the second period, but the heat of passion was still a total of florida hockey players, spent on the penalty box, 6 minutes for the whole match, and their opponents were fined 10 for foul play and hitting with a club. the victory of the cats in the fourth match of th

ambassador kay bailey hutchison, thank you so much for your time. thank you very much, carl.on saturday, he was in rome, to meet with italian prime minister, giorgia meloni, who reiterated italy's support for ukraine. he also met with pope francis at the vatican, to discuss the humanitarian and political situation. next, it was on to berlin, for talks with 0laf scholz. the german chancellor pledged more than 2 billion euros in weapons, and vowed to back ukraine for "as long as necessa ry". shortly after, he was welcomed to paris by the french president. there, emmanuel macron promised more light tanks and armoured vehicles. supplies were on the table, too, when the ukrainian leader next met with uk prime minister, rishi sunak. the uk will send hundreds of air defence missiles and armed drones to ukraine, on top of the storm shadow cruise missiles announced last week, which brings us to friday, and his attendance at the arab leage summit in saudi arabia. we spoke earlier to richard haass, the president of the council of foreign relations. about zelensky�*s travels, and the bro

i sing a young, sleeping city to me in the sky blew kai.t with a girl to the cinema was good, but the crime does not sleep on duty at night of crime. do they have any documents? but it seems that these are the missing laboratory assistants of mazurov, without a doubt, obviously they wanted to take samples themselves, i do not dedicate mazurov so they took it. on departure, so the bullets themselves, of course. no, most likely far away. well, and accordingly, a professional worked first, these two, then a security guard. bad bad late. seryozha is late for storing both shorts. it is unlikely to stay, so the next water intake should be carried out with increased security measures. lyosha you now you have to protect. you've already been assassinated, just lucky. and now we are ready. therefore, the first family, but i have already read this option, as for me, i live in an office without a howl , it will be difficult to get me out of there . i sent my family. and what about ksyusha's palace varik ksyusha don't worry. so you take ksenia by the ta

kai can be the sonority of a human body and just pironed the death of his son from a man of 6 m. sick cherishes food. yes, at home there are a lot of butts at the wheels of the easel plastov calmed the thought of stretching. the higher you are, the more on the raftar the author’s collector of khatyn did not chase after a long ruble ; i myself recalled to you, i confessed to her, they hauled him from the geta documentary footage. i say this to a witch of such a stislag. i’ll lead you stislyshimliva uh, rut on confessing about that yakyu, he tried to get out of this punya with his son , the boy was alive. and he made it. and with the belly poop of the scammer podsedzhenno climbed out near this gut, the boy was tired. mom tried hard to batik and literally for a second. the complex has a whole one and a half layout of the new elements of the complex, they were actually one column , two shortened. khatyn is guilty of skin care about us three times for living a schoolboy, but not well done, the school is silent, gray days, there we will already call it adults. so mumbling 14 16 plus pa

i am katty kay, live here at westminister abbey as the preparations for the king's coronation continueeen the the choir has been rehearsing and the crowds are gathering for the coronation on saturday. hello, i'm lewis vaughan—jones.

my belief and the strategy of the republic of kay declare a salt strategy in the region and in the future of the world in the form of the united states of america. we believe that this visit is too soon, unaware that the beliefs of the united states no longer have a place in regional relations and that the countries of the region will determine their own destiny through bilateral interaction. the syrian crisis the biggest part of the game was that the west tried to defeat the axis of resistance in lebanon in iraq, but all of this failed, and as a strategy of the axis of resistance, the islamic republic, it was able to support its allies, and today, i believe, it has witnessed its own great victories. the return of syria to the arab league is a symbol of the failure of the western and arab axis policy against the islamic republic of iran , the syrian arab republic, hezbollah, lebanon, and others. and the opponents who lose interests in european and american countries are the main losers of the crisis. at the international level and at the regional level, the zionist regime is strongly oppo

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