his eldest daughter alexandra became queen great britain, the wife of king edward ii, son george, kingece, and the monarch of chita, emperor alexander ii, came from russia. and the empress. maria fedna was the king's middle daughter, whose name was dagmar. your majesty, could you remember under what circumstances and from whom you first heard the story of the russian empress? from my father, he told me a lot about empress maria feodorovna, who for him was just aunt mini. that's what they called her in the family. he met her several times before the russian revolution and in peculiarities. the following years when she lived here in exile. they were very close during this period. my father loved her very much, and it seems to me that she reciprocated his feelings. it seems to me that, by the way, she was his great-aunt; she had a lot in common in character. the character of the danish princess dagmar was tempered from her youth. the first great feeling turned into the first tragedy when... i know that when her first engagement to grand duke nicholas took place, they made an inscription a

ernest king edward asked a secretary of state and mrs..y's george seymour and mrs. marshall. now in a grim year of war, the shortest and simplest inaugural on records. former vice president wallace swears in harry truman. new vice president. president roosevelt takes the i. franklin delano roosevelt do solemnly sfaithfully the officef president of the united states. and will to the best of my ability. preserve, protect and defend the constitution of the united states. so help me god. the president delivers a brief inaugural address. we americans of today, together with our allies, are passing through a period of supreme test. it is a test of our courage, resolve of our wisdom, of our essential democracy. if we meet that test successfully and honorably from a of historic importance, of historic importance, which men and women and children will honor t time. as i stand here. having taken the solemn oath of fice of my fellow in in the presence of our godod. i know that it is america's purpose that we shall not fail in days and the years to co

fans, the premiere, the anniversary show of ilya overbukh, today on the first, mother, mother, king edwardwhy didn’t you let him sleepy greenery, i tried, but i see a potion, so i have to do everything myself, everything is just like yours. and charlotte, my wife, there are people around like rats, why don’t i remember anything, you have not yet recovered from your illness, your majesty, was i ill, yes, yes, very seriously, and still weak, yes, i have a headache, i brought you some medicine. your majesty, i just can’t find your favorite flute, do you happen to remember where it is, but tell me, in an hour, it’s an hour, after a year, a year, my little one is growing. "this one again nonsense, you still can’t forget your son , forget about georgi, he’s no more, he’s turned into a doll and will never come back.” my son will become king, how many guards? there is no other way, no , all other entrances are guarded, why this one the entrance is not guarded, it is secret, it leads to the royal tomb, through it we will go straight to the castle, the tomb, the dead, do not be afraid, beak, you are

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in 1970 and cut diamond was presented as a gift to britain's king edward the 7th. the stone then went to understood them to be cut into gems, the biggest in all parts of the british royal sceptre, and the imperial state crown. oh, those are on the crime. the queen consult camilla. we'll wrap the coordination still more featured in the royal jewelry. for years, however, they have been coals to return the coming in diamonds to south africa where the story began. the backend june did up the news africa went to can you out to the gods on innovative way to ensure that clean war attack gets to the people and see which doesn't get any way any other drinking water supply did of use for an ex marine got winds and they got the project in my boss, i just off site and i roby, which is also making a difference in the canyon capital. this truck is delivering what most people will drive that gets you out of human excrement. in a few days, it will be turned into be kits by method that ensures that no one would event suspect a weave of the original product b. this is because the le

so this like king edward this is like king edward all over paul over again.milar to king edward, >> well, it's similar to king edv1having affair. not having an affair. >> be. we don't >> well, she might be. we don't know. know. i've know. we don't know. i've actually that she is. >> i've slipped into a dms. i'm waiting on. waiting a response. yes go on. queen margrethe of denmark queen margrethe ii of denmark announced abdication announced a surprise abdication live on tv . announced a surprise abdication live on tv. uh, announced a surprise abdication live on tv . uh, live tv can be tricky. >> well, she's always been a surprising character, hasn't she ? >> 7- >> i'll be. 7— >> i'll be. i'm 7 ? >> i'll be. i'm not intimately acquainted with the queen of denmark, actually. >> oh, right . well, i know all >> oh, right. well, i know all about her. >> paul so she announced >> go on. paul so she announced the surprise news the nation the surprise news to the nation in in a new speech. in a in a new year speech. apparently now she'd been . what apparently now she'd

we thought he might go to the king edward hospital which is nearby, where he has been treated in thetreated there, and his mother, queen elizabeth. the london clinic already has a significant police presence, because the princess of wales is being treated there. it may be that the palace thought it was easier to have both members of the royal family under the same roof, because the police operation was already under way in certain areas of the hospital, which you imagine would already be locked off.— already be locked off. thank you, charlotte gallagher. _ already be locked off. thank you, charlotte gallagher. just - already be locked off. thank you, charlotte gallagher. just an - already be locked off. thank you, i charlotte gallagher. just an update on the breaking news, king charles has arrived at a hospital in london for a planned treatment for an enlarged prostate. we are seeing previous pictures of him greeting crowds. that policy statement, saying that the king this morning was admitted to a london hospital for this scheduled treatment. also saying his majesty would like to th

ernest king edward asked a secretary of state and general of the army's george seymour and mrs. marshall. now in a grim year of war, the shortest and simplest inaugural on records. former vice president wallace swears in harry truman. new vice president. president roosevelt takes the oath office. i. franklin delano roosevelt do solemnly swear that i will faithfully the office of president of the united states. and will to the best of my ability. preserveefend the constitution of the united states. so help me god. the president delivers a brief inaugural we americans of today, together with our allies, are pasng th supreme test. it is a test of our courage wisdom, of our essential democracy. if we meet that test successfully and honorably from a of historic importance, of historic importance, which men and women and children will honor throughout all time. as i stand here. having taken the solemn oath of office in the presence of my fellow in in the presence of our god god. i know that it is america's purpose that we shall not fail in days and the years to come. we shall work for

king edward ii. wife, visits germany and meets with hitler.to the british footballers. they resisted, but her majesty's ambassador asked to respect their german friends. the founder of the world olympic movement, french baron pierre de coubertin, whom we romantically remember, repeating the olympic movement faster, higher, stronger, said a lot more in the thirties. before the olympic games in berlin in '36, he praised the regime built by hitler as wonderful for sports and the olympic movement, and the olympic games of '36 years in berlin became one of the largest ideological victories of the reich. the fuhrer also had admirers overseas. american industrialist henry ford, for example, was even awarded the highest order of the third reich for foreigners. hitler appreciates. ford's approach to quickly assembling cars and even kept a portrait of an american in his munich residence, at the beginning of the 2000s, thanks to declassified american documents, the world was surprised to learn that even an american senator and the grandfather of the ex-p

of the london clinic is of course, the london clinic is well used to, as well as king edward the seventh treating high profile uh patients. and that, of course, is perhaps what is happening here. or the king and queen could just be visiting the princess who is still recovering in that hospital, and what practice of what is the standard practice of buckingham palace? >> they prefer a >> would they prefer that a surgery were to take place and then they release a statement afterwards? just saying everything seems to be okay, because we saw with because that's what we saw with the of wales, didn't the princess of wales, didn't we? her abdominal surgery? we? after her abdominal surgery? yeah, we? after her abdominal surgery? yeah suspect buckingham palace >> i suspect buckingham palace are silent the are staying very silent at the moment. i suspect they would tell postage events. what the tell us postage events. what the king's and he king's condition is and what he has had done. of course, we didn't hear about the princess of wales, as you said, until the surgery happened. but what i surgery

king was presented with the coronation regalia. receive this all set under the cross. some by representatives of different faiths. # rejoiced! finally, the centrepiece of the crown jewels, made from 22—carat gold, st edward'srown. king of kings and lord of lords, bless we beseech thee this crown. # rejoiced! and said... god save the king. congregation: god save the king. - a public declaration of support from son to father, heirto king. i, william, prince of wales, pledge my loyalty to you and faith and truth i will bear unto you as your liegeman of life and limb, so help me god. god save the king. congregation: god save king charles! i watching on, family, including, on the third row, prince harry. choir sings may thy servant, camilla, who wears this crown, be filled by thine abundant grace. completing her transformation from camilla parker bowles to queen camilla. trumpet fanfare congregation sings trumpet fanfare # god save our gracious king # long live our noble king # god save the king. waiting outside the abbey, the gold state coach and more than 4,000 members of the armed services, who paraded back to the palace. prince george, who'd been a page of honour, rejoined his siblings, no doubt aware that

king's visit to friendship church. >> reporter: edward was sitting in the pews when dr. king visited in 1961. >> this is the pulpit that dr. king spoke on. >> i just remember him coming by a place like friendship, and to deliver a message with us, you know, it was quite inspirational. >> to stand up for freedom together, knowing that we will be free one day. >> reporter: he says years later, dr. king's mention of peace lives in his community. >> i would like to thank him for the legacy that he had and what he stood for, and i hope son some of it would rub off on us. >> what we're hoping today is that people pick up dr. king's message and continue the struggle, to view his example and legacy as a way of sealing ourselves for the ongoing battle for justice in this society. >> reporter: raised in seaside, he sees how far his city has come along and how far it still needs to go. >> the work is hard, sometimes it's scary, but we can't give up. dr. king fought all the way until he was killed. the society is still an unjust society. so we have a responsibility to carry on the st

so even if the king was edward. hen it's incredibly unlikely that both prince harry or indeed disgraced prince harry or indeed disgraced prince andrew would have to carry out duties on his behalf. although i have been assured that the king is not needing a deputy or not needing counsellor of state to deputise on his behalf when he goes into hospital next week, he can still carry out duties behind carry out his duties behind the scenes, through red scenes, going through his red boxes, signing official documents , etc. but we're not documents, etc. but we're not going to see in public. going to see him in public. >> you think it's a fair >> do you think it's a fair criticism ? uh, prince criticism? um, uh, to prince harry and meghan that they haven't made some kind of public statement. there were reports that perhaps prince harry, uh , that perhaps prince harry, uh, didn't hear about the various health scares from the royal family themselves. rather, he may have found out from the media. >> well, it wouldn't surprise m

of course, we've had one much more recently abdicate of king edward the eighth on the 10th of decembern would become queen. the late queen. queen elizabeth the second, because her father then had to take over from the abdicating. edward eight. um, it's um , a wonderful thing it's um, a wonderful thing that's going to happen today because the succession often happens when , uh, queen happens when, uh, queen margareta, the second, uh, progresses to the christianburg palace , which is the centre of palace, which is the centre of power in denmark , and she signs power in denmark, and she signs the declaration of abdication. and then , uh, the new king is and then, uh, the new king is proclaimed from the balcony by the prime minister, metta fredriksson, now metta fredriksson, now metta fredriksson said that when she was a young politician she was anti monarchy, but being in contact with the queen over the many years that she has , she has many years that she has, she has become a monarchist and seen the value of it. and now you see, queen margareta, i had the pleasure of meeting her, and i

and the last king not to go to church regularly was edward the eighth. nd very well. so it seems to me it's quite concerning. if one of the key roles of being king is one that apparently the heir to the throne doesn't want to carry out , that christianity is part of kingship. it's almost a sacramental coronation and if you take that out, if it's a merely secular kingship , does it merely secular kingship, does it have the depth and link to our history that the monarchy has enjoyed to date ? enjoyed to date? >> yes . well, that's the thing, >> yes. well, that's the thing, isn't it? it's not. it's not just going back to king henry the eighth. it's going back to ethelred, back the sixth ethelred, back to the sixth century, augustine came century, when augustine came across, came across, and evangelised the nation. so there's link that is now there's this link that is now being reported that he's saying, i want to away from that . i want to step away from that. and it part of his role to and it is part of his role to defend the faith. that's that's what was h

king. it is really all falling on william and kate and edward and sophie and ann. more of them is out of action, that is quite a significant impact on the royal family. >> reporter: under pressure to reduce costs and reflect a nation currently undergoing a cost of living crisis, the new king has ushered in a new era which means fewer people doing more work. this week, the number of working royals was reduced even further when the king, kate and william, all cleared their official diaries. until we see them again, queen camilla will be the most senior face of the british monarchy. an institution but also a family susceptible to everyday human frailties. last seen over christmas, the princess of wales is perceived as a hard-working public servant with a little royal schedule of engagements. more than 120 last year. now those appearances are on hold as catherine recovers. the tension turns to queen camilla and other lesser-known royal members of the family to step up as the public faces of the royal household. max foster, cnn, london. >>> all right. straight ahead on

edward howell is an expert on north and south korean politics at oxford university in the u. k. we also, in what north korea's increasing the hostile clustering towards the south tells us about king john owns regime or thank you. so there's been a fundamental shift in north korea's policy stance toward south korea. even though it came down and has not ruled out the unification. of the industry nation with itself in nation, the people he has moved out the media to patient have to states. and this is a very different to what his, his father and his grandfather has done. now, north korea view, south fed notes as part the same to them, but there's a full style of aggressive power just like any other phone power. and so we should expect the patients towards south korea to increase. i think it should be taken seriously. it's not simply last of that said, i think the claims that a war on the korean peninsula is no. i think those all still on the alarmist and we need to make sure that we own you won't even the we may not be immune. and that does not mean to say we should be unconcerned with northwest 90. heard of increasing publications depends at space agencies as it's precision, the ne

we've also got king charles who will be off duty next week so you've effectively got the queen and edward ann now stepping in representing the royal family so we're going to see a lot less of them and i think, you know, people will feel that over the coming months as well. so used to see them all the time. >> so much curiosity about what is happening there and concerning as well. max, thanks so much, and next arnold schwarzenegger detained and why authorities halled him off not to a jail but t to an a. get over here kids. time for today's lesson. wow. -whoa. what are those? these are humans. they rely on something called the internet to survive. huh, powers out. [ gasp ] are they gonna to die? worse, they are gonna get bored. [ gasp ] wait look! they figured out a way to keep the internet on. yeah! -nature finds a way. [ grunt ] stay connected when the power goes out, with storm ready wifi from xfinity. and see migration in theaters now. bold. daring. expressive. contra costa college allows me to be whoever and whatever i want to be, providing the stage, the canvas, the tools to use my vo

the king added both princess anne and prince edward, uh , anne and prince edward, uh, that's a list ofaud. um, but i do think that we should leave her as she is. she remains the hardest working member of the royal family. she has openly discussed, but not envying, her brother's position in. mentioned that she in. and she's mentioned that she works janes . works janes. >> can you give me some picture of princess anne? because i cannot get enough of princess anne. i think she's favourite anne. i think she's my favourite royal. the closest that royal. she's the closest that we'll get to queen we'll ever get to queen elizabeth. sensible, she's elizabeth. she's sensible, she's modest, love modest, she's beautiful. i love princess anne. here's my suggestion. i know she's hard working, kinsey, but why can't she get upgrade and do the she get an upgrade and do the bigger gigs ? you know, enough of bigger gigs? you know, enough of the and the garden fetes and the hospital she should be on hospital wings. she should be on the front. front line . how about the front. front line. how about this fo

first time at age 73, the queen left a sealed deathbed letter for not only king charles, but her private . secretary sir edward, and hardman writes, we will probably never know what was within the pages of those letters, but it is proof that the queen had known that the end was imminent and had planned accordingly. >> most definitely, robert hardman is a fantastic royal author , isn't he? and he's got author, isn't he? and he's got great connections . he writes great connections. he writes with fabulous authority . and the with fabulous authority. and the really good news from this book is that it seems the queen did not suffer in her final hours. that's right. >> i think that that's the biggest takeaway . that is what biggest takeaway. that is what everyone that i've been talking to kind of exchanged, because there was . charles brandreth's there was. charles brandreth's book that revealed that, according to gyles , the queen according to gyles, the queen was suffering from a form of bone cancer. so that is typically a very painful experience. there was debate around time book around the time of that book bei

king. john, you're a hero of mine. if it wasn't for dan meeting daniels birthday, never meet you and we've become close friends. there's only a handful of people if it's julian assange. if it's edward snowden, that has taken on this cause to reveal the lives of our government. and so as people for under standing getting out of under this rock or pushing away the cloud in the midst information and the gas lighting of our educational system of our think tanks or of our media stand will always be someone that someone should and could discover and that's what you will be known for as somebody who revealed that after world war 2 that america lied to go to war and kill millions of people and we did it again and again in the last 50 years. thank you. randy credit, co and argument tony for joining us. and thank you to our viewers. as i said at the start of the show, it is impossible to overstate the importance of daniel ellsberg in national security was a blowing. i've called him the godfather of all whistle blowers, without dan ellsberg and his courage there would never have been an edward snowden, a chelsea man and a tom drake. or even a john curiosity. i'll be forever grateful to stand

375th anniversary of the execution of king charles, king and martyr, marking the beginning of the interregnum and a year that was described by historian edwardord chancellor, as one of reproach and infamy above all years which had passed before it a year of the highest dissimulation and hypocrisy of the deepest villainy and most bloody treasons that any nation was ever cursed with. let today be a reminder that without the restoration we could have become the constitutional calamity that is today known as the french repubuc. is today known as the french republic . however, there is a republic. however, there is a better reason for my wearing a black tie. i was at the memorial service for lord brooke of sutton mandeville earlier on today. he was a distinguished northern ireland secretary and begetter of the peace process, who would no doubt be interested in today's news that the two year long gridlock preventing the reinstatement northern the reinstatement of northern ireland's government ireland's devolved government finally been finally seems to have been cleared after a private meeting of senior democratic unionist party officials endorsed