king, the main feature of which the world development of the country has become king, today the kingthailand is the only son on may 4, 2012 and received a name. thailand is the country with the largest population in the world, which professes buddhism is very thin very ancient religion. and here are the spiritual values ​​of buddhism. how they are perceived by thai society today. how close are the ideas of buddhism to you personally? thais, of course, buddhists. but our king, like everyone else, the previous kings, is the protector of all religions at the beginning of his reign many years ago , rama, 9 announced that all world religions are welcome in thailand. we encourage and protect all religions present in thailand thailand is extremely tolerant. this tolerance of the thais is manifested even on a holiday, and they love and know how to celebrate holidays here. each of the eighty provinces and each of thailand's 30,000 buddhist monasteries have their own special festivals. in addition, the country celebrates a number of national civil and religious new year holidays. it has been c

letter for english line, frederick was oppression. king's recruit, actually, the prussian king. he was the one who led the prussian into lots of was of conquest . he loves people and his country prussia, i give you top on bottom. why did you choose this location to build census about your own? it's on a small hill and he had his burial place, his tomb prepared on this hill early on in his reign. and at some point he thought, what a beautiful hill it would be, a pity to just be buried yet. so he had a palace built right at the top and he said, it's just for me. it's my dream palace, my songs to see. i want to be here without any worries. mine se martinez. i'm only sorry. oh ah, continue as you can see into the library through the window else. he puked visitors aren't allowed in to what king frederick consider to be his holy room. but you can still see the beauty of the wood panels domed library by peking, through the window. and this is where the king lived and worked, writing poetry and philosophical text. he rarely slept more than 4 hours a night. such was the prussian way. thi

it's actually the original was king for it. it was also buried here, and i'm going to visit his grave and i brought a rather unusual souvenir to place on top of it. and it seems, i'm not the only one. so why are people laying potatoes on the king's grave? well before king friedrich potatoes weren't really eaten in germany, actually they were more use just for decoration, but came for the past in order to increase potato crops in the country, following bad harvests and subsequent famines. according to legend, he tricks local farmers into plunging more of the so called apple of the earth by posting soldiers around the potato fields to protect them. it worked highly valued goods, taste even better. so here we are a token for the potato, okay? ah census iep house is definitely the main event, but there is another much bigger palace by me that we're going to go look at. no, because king friedrich needed more than one then you palace was built at the end of precious 7 years war. in the 17 sixty's, king free drink thought to demonstra

peers became soldiers, her king in the yard. the royal fun quickly outgrew the usual , soon peter demanded for the amusing army from 16 cast-iron cannons amusing army confidently turned into a personal guard. at the same time, the young tsar began to learn the basics of tsar peter, naval navigation on lake pleshcheyevo, clothes were created near the porter. tsar peter stood out sharply among those around him; his height was 204 cm. almost half a meter more than the average male height of that time, the physique was disproportionate. strong excitement was distorted by a convulsive nervous tic the consequences of childhood upheavals. from early childhood. peter had incredible energy. now he would have been diagnosed with hyperactivity. it was difficult for him to sit in one place for a long time. in addition, he was deprived of the good teachers that his older brothers had, so peter did not finish even the traditional course of education for the russian tsarevich and wrote all his life with dramatic mistakes, reading letters from

i can't be king of pop, king of the jungle, king of queens, king of leon, king kong, king of the hillthe sausage king of chicago, keerchg the world, kings hawaiian, king of the road, king of new york, "the lion king," keerchg the mountain, king of swing, king of king, king midas, king of rock - 'n' roll, or pat's king of steaks. none of those are available. but i did find one that's not only available, it's a really good one. and so, by the power vested in me by the u.s. patent and trademark office, i hereby declare that from henceforth, i shall be known as -- [ drumroll ] thank you and bring me my crown. the "king of those little plastic things on top of pizzas that look like a tiny table!" [ cheers and applause ] thank you, guillermo. >> guillermo: all hail the king of those little plastic things on top of pizzas that look like a tiny table! long may he reign! >> jimmy: thank you, my lord. >> guillermo: you're welcome. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: and heretofore, the cheese on your pizza will never stick to the box top again! what are you doing there? all right. now, one more t

coretta scott king was there, all the king children with her, and andrew young. i was her as a young reporter covering is give us remember vividly the first time i actually met coretta scott king, and it still, still like this i can't believe i met, i wish you city this close to her when we met. so i was able, my first job was covering, like nikon scope being unused paper reported, , my firt job was not cops but eventually came the race reporter or the urban affairs reporter. now covering civil rights of discovering all these people thought a bit about and watched document is about all my life and discovering them. i always say that people asked me, how did he get to write andrew young's book? i told i've been writing it for 25 years because i've always kind of known his lifetime i've always chronicled his life post-civil rights, host mayor. and, unfortunately, in 2000, unit, as a writer and as a trend i've always wanted to write a book every journalist wants to write a book. in 2020 we lost john lewis, c. t. vivian and joel lowery within three months of each oth

music: god save the king # god save our gracious king # long live our noble king # god save the kingher news. democrats will keep control of the us senate after holding the state of nevada. in a tight race their candidate catherine cortez masto defeated the republican adam laxalt, who'd been endorsed by donald trump. the democrats now have 50 seats to the republicans' a9. the remaining seat, georgia, is going to a run off in december. in the event of the senate being divided equally between the two parties, vice president kamala harris has the casting vote. president biden told reporters that he was �*incredibly pleased' with the result. congratulations to senator schumer, he has a majority again, ifeel good about where we are. i know i'm an optimist, i understand that, but i'm not surprised by the turnout, i'm incredibly pleased by the turnout, and i think it's a reflection on all of our candidates. they are all running on the same programme. president biden reacting to the results. an interesting picture for politics right now, the us senate, the upper house controlled by the democ

adrian came, speaks with the king, but he stood his ground all moscow was indignant, the king preferred wife of a german. in the terrible winter of 1699, frozen corpses of streltsy hung all over moscow, which were forbidden to be removed. clouds of crows hovered over the city only by the end of february. streltsov began to be buried in mass graves at the entrance to the city. then sheets with royal flour appeared in crowded places for glory and beauty of the state of all ranks, people of the spiritual rank of cabbies and arable peasants wear hungarian and german dress. traditional russian clothing completely hid the body, which corresponded to the peculiarities of the climate, while the european one emphasized the figure and limited movement, and for russians it was very uncomfortable, closely, cold and ashamed, but after peter's decrees, everyone who dared to appear in a public place in old russian clothes was put on their knees and cut off long the floors and sleeves of the theater demanded a complete change not only clothes, but the whole way of life, believing that this is the only

kali at the defense of the father forge voice 20 ready junak king.l, the alley laughed, as soon as leo pressed the promo, skepticism, no one knew the laws with dulling molds . and i to pirokanaldshah. this lad knows how to talk about the guilty one, not the broken verdict of the king of ivan tsabeg. not guilty. joyful dad, went to the house, and you son forced himself into the yards, a native of motors propaned him a phrase without washing and applying underlining to fold various documents, rahmans, she had to give up this yavoda, and then the king straightened out at the jar’s military campaign of the race from the claupero and pierced the guests by his ears with the court. kisses, cavaliers, and on the battlefield he showed himself hexofs, the motors would have recognized the startled race, and immediately went to raise the ode to her, he tore off the great garden, although described in feathery terms. thus, the minister of justice at the jarashine clerk began a serious reform, an analogue of the supreme court, the great fire tribunal, appeared on

king on a street that's now named for dr. john, that all of those folks, it was transformative for him. but what was like for andrew young have you to him at all about his penn center experiences? i think i have. but all in all of his experience have been these like little pillars in terms of him, of filling out his life, you know, sinaga is a pillar that a lot of people don't about. you know, he was in selma, but, you know, being south carolina, being around martin luther king, being around all these civil rights leaders who were his mentors, you know, all helped kind of create who he is now. so the penn center, the like i we're going to move our museum from atlanta to the penn center. so that's the reason it meant so much to him in that experience. meant so much to him that's perfect that we do have an audience question. do we have time for a very quick question, too. two questions. one is you were saying that many strong leaders come out of these historically black colleges and universities. have any strong black leaders c

king. this case does not happen, and martin luther king is not a national icon. host: this anti-boycott statute was basically saying you have to ride our bus, you cannot walk to work, otherwise you are breaking the law. dan: get is sort of insane. basically telling people you are not allowed to boycott, trying to force them to get back on the buses. the problem was the law specifically says unless you have just reason or a valid excuse. that was the defense. the defense was we have a good reason. the good reason is how badly we are being treated on the buses. of course we do not want to ride the buses. that is what witness after witness testified to in this trial, how poorly they were treated on a daily basis on the buses. not surprising, this was in front of a judge, and not surprisingly that defense was not accepted. this case in retrospect was a huge win for the people of montgomery. the world got to see and hear about the indignities that they were enduring on a regular basis. putting a

the king king's hosting his first visit as monarch . king first visit as monarch.maphosa during a ceremony horse guards parade. they then proceeded along the mall by carriage to buckingham palace, where a banquet be held in the president's honour. president ramaphosa also address ramaphosa will also address parliament and meet with the prime minister where your tv prime minister. where on your tv and dab+ radio ? it's. and dab+ radio? it's. gb news. here's a quick of today's markets. the pound buy you $1.1897 an d ,1.1582. the price $1.1897 and ,1.1582. the price of gold . $1.1897 and ,1.1582. the price of gold . £1,468.05 per ounce on of gold. £1,468.05 per ounce on the footsie. 100 is . at 7425 the footsie. 100 is. at 7425 points . welcome back to gb news live with me. mark on nearly half a uk pensioners living overseas , uk pensioners living overseas, mostly in the commonwealth, be excluded from the annual state pension increase. that's because live in a country without any uprating agreement with the uk. it means their state pension is effectively frozen at the

on a street that's now named for doctorti king.very transformative for him. but what was that like for andrew young? have you talked to them at all but his penn center experiences? >> i think i have. but all of hise experiences have been the civil pillars in terms of filling out his life. saint augusta isa a pillar a lt of people do not know about. he was at selma. but being in south carolina, being readily civil rights leaders who were his mentors all helped create who he is now. so the penn center like you said were going to move our museum exhibit from a vantage of the penn center parade that is the reason because it meant soh muh to him. that experience meant so much to him.di >> that is perfectly. >> would have an audience question do we have time for quick question? >> two questions one is he wasor saying many strong black leaders, these historically black colleges andnd universiti. have any strong black leaders come out of the white universities? and the second question is i would like to know what the role and a young head

yes, and sit on the throne of the deceased zapecha, such a king understood.nsive for the wheel and propanava already has this deal for him. i'm unsecured. under the cover of the litvinian gentry, and in return, leave your altutograf on a new statute, the king will rot behind the monarch, we immediately had a statute on the beu power of the highest, the legislative body of the principality, became the soym of its kstaltu parliament, the place for the congress was malice. the town, the old town, the reindeer mountaineers. jacket everyone understood the jama, the headman of the apostle. ira and you had pity for everything. the same leopia, and this cunning did not want to ride a long distance pratsudami. slonim became one of the political centers of the principalities, the streets were opened in the sleeves of the bridges, the city of vidnellandjah 1.5. in the eighty-ninth year , the sapega tore off the garden of the great chancellor. ledji prime minister of japan reaper is not a single royal. decree of neo-chalk strength on the lands of the great fire. leo can

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the thing about king's lynn was, in one word, hectic.ise — especially at somewhere like king's lynn. there's no room for error. over here, lawrence. yeah, right. you've got your markings down. that is your position. if you're over one way by four orfive, six inches, obviously, that affects the next person. and then, it can then curtail onto someone else's positions. it belongs to our family, not yours! and it can come out a few arguments, you know, things like that, especially in the early hours of the morning. it's a fake bowl. is that a fake bowl? that's a fake bowl. is that right? that's a council bowl. so you're saying we're doing something wrong here? yes, iam. well, we're not. we're not. well, just one disagreement, as you see, because somebody started wailing that it was on his ground, but he never gave us a chance to get measured up properly and get on the march. so that was resolved. as you see, i measured it up, pushed it forward a few inches and problem solved. so was it your daughter's husband? yes, it was. big families have

kali at the defense of the father, having heard the voice 20, the young man is ready for the king.ed, as soon as leo pressed the promo, skepticism, frowned with surprise for years and no one knew the laws. and i'm to the pyro-canal. you lad know how to talk about guilty chewing the broken verdict of the king, ivan the tsapeha is not guilty, joyful dad, went home, and you son was forced to walk in front of the yards, the native motors propaned him a phrase without soaps and let ’s add fat to fold various documents rakhmany, yunak, surrendered to the bacon, it’s me, the warriors, and then the king straightened out at the zharuba military campaign for foam from claupero and pierced the guests by their ears with the court. i kissed valera's hand and on the battlefield leo's motors would have recognized the shock of the race, and immediately went on an increase at 204 water. he tore off the posada of the great , although described in feathery terms. so alto the minister of justice, the clerk, jarashney, pressed for a serious reform, an analogue of the supreme court, the tribunal of the

what did he do that martin luther king jr. couldn't do?> he carried on martin luther kings legacy, in a different way. is able to run for mayor and the same with jesse jackson and julian bond, all of these people protÉgÉs of martin luther king jr. continue to carry his legacy in politics or philanthropy or civil duty, john news for example, another student, john lewis went on to become congressman for 33 years and john who was talked specifically about the fact that martin luther king jr. brought him from nashville to atlanta on a bus trip because john lewis was having trouble in school and he was invited to atlanta so 1963 johnth lewis was the youngest person to speak at the march on washington and ten years later he's in congress so these are things in the legacy that carries on. king died at 39 so he lived a relatively young life but his legacy and the people who worked with him and followed him continues. and james oranges daughter who passed away today so another pillar in that king legacy continues. >> ending on the note of legacy, a

heart-— king's heart. make a speech before the banquet this evening. as one of course the president of south africa as well, so one might expect that the commonwealth, the importance of the commonwealth, the importance of the commonwealth, to the new king will be touched upon. this is his first opportunity to emphasise his role as the head of the commonwealth. as you can see, the sun is shining on the mall. these flags are out. the best china will be out later on this evening at buckingham palace. just behind me, the horses of the royal horse artillery have been firing those guns here in green park. just leaving a head of the main party as it travels down the mall. i was talking to major fran sykes, who was in charge of firing those guns both today and at remembrance sunday, and talking about how, for the military, it is so important for them to get back out there after the pause from the pandemic, and take part in these ceremonial events. it�*s something very british about watching the household cavalry m

dai went to the king and the grand duke stepan loaves.ance out of your own the court, kali at the defense of the father, having recognized the voice of the 20th, the unak king laughed at one thing, the alley to the only leo tightened the promo, skepticism, he waved with the devil of the lepiy laws no one knew. and i know how to talk about blaming the broken verdict of king ivanga, not guilty. joyful old man, went home, perhaps the son forced himself to anticipate the native of bator, denounced his brother without washing and set fire to fold formidable documents of the wound, surrendered, these are the yaons, but was the king straightened out near the fire, a military campaign replacement from claupero and turned back the successes behind his own ears with a sash. i kissed valera's hand and on the battlefield he showed himself a hexon, the motors would have learned the wounded race from once went. raising at twenty-four waters yon tore off the posad of the great man, although in the feathery standards of the non- shtokshtaltu of the minis

and 100 years of king tut. how egypt's most famous pharaoh is still captivating the world. >>> this tuesday, voters in colorado will decide whether to decriminalize psychedelic mushrooms. theirs illegal almost everywhere, but their apparent health benefits have put them on the balance yopt. >> they're known as magic mushrooms with an active ingredient that some research shows may help a lot of people. this doctor is assistant professor of psychiatry and behavioral sciences at johns hopkins university where the chemical is tested in clinics. >> i think it seems to be very promising as a potential treatment for a number of different conditions, for depression, for addictive disorders. that would include things like alcohol dependence, cocaine dependence, opioid dependence, tobacco use. >> colorado was the first state to legalize recreational marijuana. now it's voting as oregon already has to let people know it for personal use, or go to special clinics using it with monitors present. a move supported by denver c

a man is arrested in britain after eggs were thrown at king charles.ronze statues from ancient italy — perfectly preserved in the mud and hot springs of a spa. it's nine in the morning in singapore, and 4am in moscow where just weeks after president putin announced he was annexing kherson and said that it would be forever russian, moscow has said it's pulling its troops out of the ukrainian city. kherson is the only provincial capital russia has managed to capture since the start of its invasion. but over the past weeks ukraine has been conducting a counter—offensive to push the occupiers out of the area. the commander of russian forces in ukraine called the pull—out a difficult decision. the bbc�*s international editor jeremy bowen is in the region and sent this report from the ukrainian front line. a for days now, ukrainian soldiers on the kherson perimeter have been dismissing reports that the russians were going to pull back. when we visited a mobile unit on the flatlands between kherson and mykolaiv — the closest ukrainian—controlled city — the so

the first for his majesty the king _ sovereign state.or his majesty the king as _ sovereign state. the first for his majesty the king as monarch. i sovereign state. the first for his i majesty the king as monarch. how poignant is it for him? you majesty the king as monarch. how poignant is it for him?— poignant is it for him? you will obviously _ poignant is it for him? you will obviously remember _ poignant is it for him? you will obviously remember his - poignant is it for him? you will. obviously remember his mother, poignant is it for him? you will- obviously remember his mother, the late elizabeth ii. —— he will obviously remember his mother, the late elizabeth ii. for many years, yes to that the cenotaph beside her and now he is the new monarch and we will reflect on her giving her service to the very end, not stopping being the sovereign, not abdicating all these things people used to speculate on, she was married to this country and her duty. the chancellor has told the bbc that everyone will pay more tax — and there will be spen

king charles hosts a reception for delegates to this weekend's climate change conference in egypt. the facial recognition technology that's helping to identify photos of holocaust victims and survivors. and how the tomb of tutankhamun is helping shed light on the ancient egyptians, 100 years after scientists discovered the entrance to the crypt of the boy king. welcome to our viewers on pbs in the united states and around the world. twitter has begun sweeping job cuts to save money, following its takeover by the world's richest person, elon musk. it's thought the platform's workforce of 8,000 might be reduced by as much as half. many twitter staff have been finding out via email that they no longer have a job. here's our technology editor zoe kleinman. elon musk did not speak to any of the thousands of employees laid off today. instead he was a surprise guest at this investor conference in new york. meanwhile, many twitter staff woke up locked out of their work laptops. they were later told by an email to the personal accounts that it was the last working day at the firm. some have

but as king charles met dignitaries, the first of the eggs was thrown.s feet. the king glances down but barely reacts, but in the crowd police officers surrounded a man who had been shouting, "this country was built on the blood of slaves." his words were quickly drowned out by the noisy crowd shouting back, "shame on you." and "god save the king." a man was removed from the crowd and detained by police. the incident did not interrupt the visit as the royal party moved to york minster, where in the heavy rain, the king unveiled a statue of his mother, a poignant tribute to her 70 years on the throne. a these kind of walkabouts have marked the king's reign so far, chatting and getting close to the public, but as we've seen today, they come with risks. my heart goes out to that person, it was a stupid thing to do but i don't think in any way it has spoiled the day. but yes, of course there is always a risk, but i still think it's a small one in our nation. today's events are unlikely to impact future royal visits for a new king and queen who want to be see

"you were lucky if you had known them both," said the king.t there were serious messages, too. the king said the wrongs of the past must be acknowledged, and he called for concerted action on climate change. but above all, this was a demonstration of friendship. i invite you all to rise and drink a toast to president ramaphosa and to the people of south africa. nkosi sikelel�* iafrika. south african anthem plays nicholas witchell, bbc news. one of cuba's greatest musicians, the singer—songwriter pablo milanes, has died in spain. milanes won numerous grammy awards, and his music was enormously popular across the spanish—speaking world. we'll leave you tonight with images and music from the life of pablo milanes. cheering music that's it from us and the team at newsday. thanks so much for watching. hello. yet another day of lively weather to come across the uk this wednesday. we start the day with a band of rain sweeping its way in from the southwest — it should quickly move through, but then, as the sun comes out, anticipate some lively showers

but as king charles met dignitaries, the first of the eggs was thrown.ances down but barely reacts, but in the crowd police officers surrounded a man who had been shouting, "this country was built on the blood of slaves." his words were quickly drowned out by the noisy crowd shouting back, "shame on you." and "god save the king." a man was removed from the crowd and detained by police. the incident did not interrupt the visit as the royal party moved to york minster, where in the heavy rain the king unveiled a statue of his mother, a poignant tribute to her 70 years on the throne. these kind of walkabouts have marked the king's reign so far, chatting and getting close to the public, but as we've seen today, they come with risks. my heart goes out to that person. it was a stupid thing to do, but i don't think in any way it has spoiled the day. but yes, of course there is always a risk, but i still think it's a small one in our nation. today's events are unlikely to impact future royal visits from a new king and queen who want to be seen. daniela relph, bb

pleased to welcome in peter king of nbc sports and the peter king podcast.nsumer business. we're a consumer channel i think it fits perfectly. let's talk about it. it been a weird year you have no -- even the jets have a winning record at week ten going into week 11 the defending super bowl champions have a losing record, lost four straight to you, what has been the one or two most interesting story lines so far and what's been kind of a weird football season. >> we all thought at the beginning of the year that the afc west was going to be one of the best divisions in history quite honestly and now here we are at thanksgiving and there is one team in the afc west that's over 500. the kansas city chiefs are on their way to winning that division for the seventh straight year. no one else has won it since peyton manning walked off campus in denver in 2015. so it's just -- that's a surprise probably the other two, you know, kind of looking at it from 10,000 feet surprises is the fact that both eastern divisions are far better than anybody thought. how in the wor

british kings 200 in 1346, the king of this country, david ii, lost the battle with the british at nevelken prisoner for 11 years. scotland quite right, he was the last king and, in fact, the son robert the bruce later the stewards became kings, please, the story begins for 400. once upon a time there was a boy named petya zub, he studied in the third grade of the fourteenth school and all the time lagged behind both in russian writing and in arithmetic and even in singing, maybe, this is in the country unlearned lessons. this tale of the lost time of schwartz begins a story for 500. the thief quickly slipped through the window and froze, trying to get used to the situation of any self-respecting thief. first, he will get comfortable among someone else's good, and then he will begin to appropriate it. business people maybe not? this is the story of henry kindred spirits, if the central for 300 in the center of this european capital stretches wide avenida boulevard, yes liberdada, liberty avenue no, lisbon liberdade is true. anniversary 2022 for 500 april 10, 175 years ago, this publisher

as prince of wales, the king was involved _ sarah.ng was involved in many _ sarah. as prince of wales, the king was involved in many a _ sarah. as prince of wales, the king was involved in many a state - sarah. as prince of wales, the king was involved in many a state visit i was involved in many a state visit over the years but this is his first as monaco macro. he and the queen consort, camilla, welcome to president ramaphosa at horse guards, as is tradition the king inspected the guard of honour with the president and then they left via carriage, a spectacular procession in the glorious sunlight of this beautiful autumn day down the mall. mr ramaphosa has a private lunch with the kick, he has a busy schedule, he will be visiting westminster abbey, addressing mps and the houses of parliament and this evening there is the state banquet, when britain literally gets out the best china for the foreign visiting leader. what is this all about? developing links, economic links that the prime minister rishi sunak said earlier, it is about t

britain's king charles hosts a reception for delegates to this weekend's climate change conference in egypt, but how much progress is it likely to make? the rise in albanians coming to england in small boats — lured by higher wages — and gangs recruiting them for the drugs trade. locals in this neighbourhood say 70% of the community has already left and many of those living here now thinking ofjoining them. and... from the pulpit to the polling booth — how the rise of the christian right is changing elections in america. the social media company twitter has begun sudden and sweeping job cuts to save money. it's thought its new owner elon musk, who's the world's richest man, might reduce the platform's workforce of 8 thousand by as much as half. many twitter staff are finding out via email that they no longer have a job. here's our technology editor zoe kleinman. elon musk did not speak to any of the thousands of employees laid off today. instead he was a surprise guest at this investor conference in new york. meanwhile, many twitter staff woke up locked out of their work laptops. they

as he was laying _ zoomed in on the king as he was laying his— zoomed in on the king as he was layingears in his eyes _ see, look, there were tears in his eyes and — see, look, there were tears in his eyes and he — see, look, there were tears in his eyes and he was thinking of his mother— eyes and he was thinking of his mother and his father. a tough 18 months _ mother and his father. a tough 18 months he — mother and his father. a tough 18 months he has had, that he has lost them, and _ months he has had, that he has lost them, and obviously the late queen would _ them, and obviously the late queen would have — them, and obviously the late queen would have led this per session, this ceremony, now it is taken upon him _ this ceremony, now it is taken upon him what— this ceremony, now it is taken upon him. what was very much a slimmed—down kind of monarchy as well _ slimmed—down kind of monarchy as well there — slimmed—down kind of monarchy as well. there seems to be more expert ministers, _ well. there seems to be more expert ministers, actually, than members of the royal— ministers,

"you were lucky if you had known them both," said the king.t african dialects. molweni. ndaa. wow! mr president... but there were serious messages, too. the king said the wrongs of the past must be acknowledged, and he called for concerted action on climate change. but above all, this was a demonstration of friendship. i invite you all to rise and drink a toast to president ramaphosa and to the people of south africa. nkosi sikelel�* iafrika. south african anthem plays nicholas witchell, bbc news. the slovak ice festival, which is one of the most famous winter attractions in slovakia, has opened. the main attraction is a replica ofjerusalem's church of the holy sepulchre. if you like facts and figures, it took 22 sculptors and carvers from slovakia, the czech republic and germany to carve the work of art out of 225 tonnes of ice and is made up of nearly 1,900 blocks of ice. look at that. thanks so much for watching. look at that. thanks so much forwatching. do look at that. thanks so much for watching. do stay with bbc news for the latest glob

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what is this afternoon about, given the king isn't actually due to go to the conference?ncy of cop26. the king, we know, has been a passionate campaigner as prince of wales on the environment, a passionate defender of the environment for five decades, really. he was at cop26 glasgow last year. suggestions that he is disappointed or frustrated at the advice from the liz truss government that he shouldn't attend cop27, i'm not sure that is entirely true. as i understand it is quite relaxed about it, and accepts it as part of the necessary adjustment to his new role as king. he cannot campaign as overtly as before. with this meeting, it was the exercise of something we will see in the future, is convening power, bringing together leaders in the words of buckingham palace, 200 business leaders, decision—makers and ngos, they will be discussing sustainable growth, progress since cop26 and things like the king's sustainable markets initiative and a road map that the king has put his weight behind, the terra carta, to help businesses find more sustainable futures. fifa has writt

the 2 rifles were summoned by the king in militia. also, costio gone to break the deadlock without clear results nor timeline because it is all discretion of the wrong. and i've said that i will give you the got him, the fullest breaks, and the discussion and her would seek his advice and her accepted decision. the resolution finally came on thursday after the country's long ruling party agreed to the king's proposal to form a unity government under on war. the 75 year olds rode to premier ship has been tablet. despite being close, twice, he was deputy prime minister in the ninety's and the official prime minister in waiting in 2018. in between, he spent nearly a decade in jail on corruption and sodomy, charges. he says were politically motivated as to progressive liter takes to reins and science and a multi ethnic mission. also greta is to my station, under ex premie at mo, hidden is now somewhat east. but malaysia still grapples with storing inflation and slow economic growth. a long to do list awaits to new premier. let's go across

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