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or outside of london. i mean, there was a lot going on in the 18th century and no one knew that these these angry bostonians and, other other patriot groups were going to we're going to keep escalating things and escalating things to the point where you had a revolution. right. this is of the point that all historians love to stress about about historical contingency. and i think it's probably not until the war that this starts to impact less engaged britons in a substantial way. but i could be wrong about that. well, are there any other questions. and i was wondering something, similar to that last question, only in in america surely there were vast numbers of people living in the colonies who just wanted to go about their ordinary lives and everyday business without associating themselves with either the patriots or or the royalists. they might. i just wonder if the people were politically involved at the time and might have been just, you know, a small of the population. i think that's a really importan

from london.the coronation tomorrow, despite that we heard it is starting at 6am here on the east coast, even earlier for people on the west coast. why are so many americans so interested in the british royalfamily? many americans so interested in the british royal family?— british royalfamily? thank you so much for having _ british royalfamily? thank you so much for having me. _ british royalfamily? thank you so much for having me. you - british royalfamily? thank you so much for having me. you know, i british royalfamily? thank you so much for having me. you know, it| british royal family? thank you so i much for having me. you know, it is entirely possible if you walk down the street in london, you find that at least one in five people is american. there are quite a lot of americans and other foreigners american. there are quite a lot of americans and otherforeigners here. i think for a lot of americans, you know, this isjust something i think for a lot of americans, you know, this is just some

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as competitive as possible. to keep london as competitive as ossible. ,., ., ., to keep london as competitive., ~ ., ., possible. good to talk to you, clare cole, the director _ possible. good to talk to you, clare cole, the director of _ possible. good to talk to you, clare cole, the director of market - cole, the director of market oversight at the financial conduct authority. today's big question — will america's central bank raise rates one more time? or will it take a break? as the federal reserve wraps up its may meeting later, inflation isn't the only worry — the turbulence at ailing bank first republic has revived fears about credit conditions. there are also worries about a cooling labour market. interest rates are currently at 4.75%, so what will america's central bank do and say? michelle fleury reports from westchester, new york. losing momentum, after nine rate hikes in the past year the federal reserve's efforts to cool the us economy are having an effect. this is a chain you _ economy are having an effect. this is a chain you will _ economy are having an effect. this is a chain

to be in london and _ spectacular time to be in london and share - spectacular time to be in londonndon and share in that experience. gi— london and share in that experience.— london and share in that experience. london and share in that exerience. . ., , ., experience. a moment you will never forget- — experience. a moment you will never forget. thank _ experience. a moment you will never forget. thank you - experience. a moment you will never forget. thank you so - experience. a moment you will. never forget. thank you so much for sharing your thoughts with us and do enjoy your paints and your evening. thank you so much. sojust a your evening. thank you so much. so just a snapshot of people coming out here in washington, dc, and i should say that that is being replicated to the smaller and larger extends here in the united states. we've got watch parties happening across the country, a picnic in new york's central park. garden parties in la, and even drinks on miami beach, if you can imagine that, for the coronation tomorrow. hopefully some good weather in miami if it is looking a

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.— in hosting these big events in central london. ~ . . . , central london.ve been for - central london. what an incredible i sight that must have been for anyone travelling on the elizabeth line this morning, to see the prince and princess of wales getting into the carriage with their entourage. i'm here at westminster abbey, a little down the way from soho and we had our own little bit of oil fairy dust earlier on, when king charles arrived and about an hour and a half later, left in his royal limousine and i think we have pictures which were filmed by one of the producers, sofia and this was filmed on her telephone, as you can see there, a bit before these pictures were taken, the police on their motorbikes stopped all the traffic around, people were wondering, what is going on? and then we suddenly saw this limousine with a royal insignia on its roof coming out and you can see their king charles in the window, the window slightly open, people start cheering and waving at him and trying to say hello. the ceremony is going to be an important one because of

so this is the forecast for the coronation in central london. to time. temperatures are not going to be as high as the 20 celsius that we had on friday. we start with ten degrees in london first thing on saturday, seven or eight further north, just one of two showers left over here. but we've got this patchy rain here developing in southern england, moving steadily northwards into wales, the midlands, eventually into east anglia and lincolnshire. for northern england, scotland, northern ireland, some sunny spells breaking out, but also some heavy showers developing. in between those heavy showers in the sunshine, temperatures could reach 17 or 18 degrees under the cloud and the rain across england and wales nearer 14 or 15 celsius. there could be some wet weather into the night as well before finally pushing away out into the north sea. and then we'll see some sunny spells on sunday, but also some showers, more likely to have those showers in scotland and down the eastern side of england. so further west, you may get away with a dry day. with so

today we're taking a closer look at 3 of london's best known attractions, the 1st of the london. what's a really like, it's very crowded and there are long queues. but it's worth it. standing 135 meters tall. the one deny is one of your biggest barriers we'll expect a long way before getting on the millennium. we'll, as it's also known, was 1st open to the public in 2000. it was only supposed to stay up 5 years, but has remained an operation to this day because of popular demands must see how similar they become with a family. and it's easily 2 or $300.00 pounds isn't continued to over agents. you're really going to, yeah, it's just you and then the view is very nice. so if you don't need to pay that, i want like a month to come here to talk to see or use a ramos. but good in that, i think it's a bit too much for the views are fantastic, but they don't come cheap. a one person ticket costs up to 40 pounds and fast track tickets or even more expensive. so if you are short on money or time skip the london, i next to london's ultimate landmark tower bridge. does it meet our expectat

and — lining the streets of london. and of— lining the streets of london.ealth from beyond britain as well, not just commonwealth countries but there — not just commonwealth countries but there were many, many americans who were in the crowd in 1953 _ americans who were in the crowd in 1953 and — americans who were in the crowd in 1953 and who i suspect we'll be there — in 1953 and who i suspect we'll be there again this saturday. richard, _ be there again this saturday. richard, what do you think the coronation ceremony does mean to the commonwealth? i coronation ceremony does mean to the commonwealth?- to the commonwealth? i think the commonwealth _ to the commonwealth? i think the commonwealth is - to the commonwealth? i think the commonwealth is at - to the commonwealth? i think the commonwealth is at a - to the commonwealth? i think| the commonwealth is at a very delicate moment. the affection, respect and loyalty to elizabeth ii was perhaps more than we realised, because subsequent to her death, we have seen a torrent of question and criticism and rel

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so of your short on money or time. skip the london i next to london's ultimate landmarks tower bridge. does it meet our expectations? it does though, for a great deal of tower bridge. consider going to nearby london bridge for the river bank tower bridge is steeped in history. it was built almost 130 years ago with a pioneering design. it can lift up, allowing ships to pass through. while at the same time, pedestrians can still cross overhead. you can learn more about it, special history by visiting the bridge museum. so when you come in since average size a number of different aspects from what you can see and what you can do, 1st of all, you get to go up into the, into the bridge yourself, which many people are surprised to find is a steel bridge and saw this wonderful strong structure, but then also you get to come up on to the high level twice. that puts you about 33 mates as about the roach about 43 meters across the river. and we have a wonderful glass floor, which is uh, i said to me to 6, and you can walk across that you can watch the river below. are you from the college of c

live from london, this is bbc news.l london where thousands are gathering to witness an historic moment. king charles iii will be crowned here at westminster abbey in the uk's first coronation in 70 years. i'm louisa pilbeam live on the mall. i'll be talking to some of those who've been camping out overnight for a prime spot on the procession route. scotland yard says the coronation will involve the biggest ever single deployment of police officers in london, protecting those in the crowd, as well as hundreds of vips.

it is 1am in london — coronation day in the united kingdom.rowned, along with queen consort camilla, at westminster abbey in front of 23 hundred guests watching in—person and millions of others around the world following along. it is an historic moment — charles becomes the 40th reigning monarch to be crowned there since 1066. a historic day in united kingdown and the bbc will have coverage from london, the 14 countries in the commonwealth, and all over the globe, bringing you the regalia, processions and ancient rituals. we'll have all that and more, including the crowning moment itself later today at westminster abbey.

in london, westminster abbey will be built from these walls.u the third is to come out crowned king. william the conqueror was crowned here for the first time in 1066 . so karl will be the fortieth in a row british monarch who has gone through the coronation tradition for about 1,000 years. and by the way, great britain is the only european monarchy where the coronation is an obligatory ritual. and scotland was brought to london the stone of destiny, or the stone of skoon ; it is customary to place the patron of the crowned monk in the whole mister's abbey. on friday. the king held the last rehearsal and, together with the eldest son, the heir to the throne, prince william, took a walk near buckingham palace, where curious people gathered during the ceremony in the abbey, william will have to take the oath of allegiance to his father. the youngest son of charles, prince harry, did not receive any official role during the coronation due to a conflict with the royal family. he will just attend his wife. megan markle. remained in america for the c

there are just hours to go until the service at london's westminster abbey. when you all the built off ahead of the events. flash floods kill almost 200 people in the democratic republic of congo. the damage has force manning to sleep outside with critical infrastructure washed away, and the hand of russia is wagner, mercenary is trenton, and his forces out of the training and city of boston next week. and he blames to kremlin for his troops. having lots of the and a warm welcome to our viewers around the world. i'm michael low to the u. k. is counting down to its 1st coordination in 70 years. king charles, the 3rd will be crowned at london's westminster abbey in a religious ceremony. that dates back centuries, thousands of people have been lighting the streets of the british capital since long before dawn on a day that will be filled with compton pageantry. the shoes to the king. on the eve of his carnation king charles, along with his son and daughter, and the prince and princess of wales, greeted some of the thousands of well wishes outside, fucking, and p

so this is the forecast for the coronation in central london. there'll be some rain from time to time. temperatures are not going to be as high as the 20 celsius that we had on friday. we start with ten degrees in london first thing on saturday, seven or eight further north, just one of two showers left over here. but we've got this patchy rain here developing in southern england, moving steadily northwards into wales, the midlands, eventually into east anglia and lincolnshire. for northern england, scotland, northern ireland, some sunny spells breaking out but also some heavy showers developing. in between those heavy showers in the sunshine, temperatures could reach 17 or 18 degrees under the cloud and the rain across england and wales nearer 14 or 15 celsius. there could be some wet weather into the night as well before finally pushing away out into the north sea. and then we'll see some sunny spells on sunday, but also some showers, more likely to have those showers in scotland and down the eastern side of england. so further west, you may g

because you don't use big mass in london for us. now let's take a look at the most story is making use around the world. tens of thousands of these really is of protested intel a v for the 18th straight week against the government plan to reform. but additionally reminisced to benjamin netanyahu was postponed, the proposals, but the demonstrators want them scrapped. the overall would give the government the final say in a pointing judges i you're rhonda is executed on uranium suite us dual national accused of masterminding a 2018 attack on a military parade that killed $25.00. people who have been part of july have was the former leader of an ad separatist movement that carried out in the oil pipeline bombings and other attacks. more than a 180 people have been killed in flash floods in line slides in the democratic republic of congo, around a 100. more still missing. torrential rains, closed rivers to break the banks in the villages in lake cube. lisa and russia have a rest of the suspect in the car bombing of prominent nationalist

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so money flowing in to london from all over the british, m ha, london became the financial capital. at its heart, a financial district formed the secretive city of london. some believe it's where british foreign policy is really made. this is a secret state with an estate as its own police force and rules. the city of london has been set for and special. when 1066 i william the conqueror, came here and a needed the looseness man. and they here money, men of the city to help finances sir his case, king new king, new found kingdom and they were given special privileges. there was a wall that went round the city and some of it is to live even to day the city of london, special status is difficult to change when or is that he merab london. i look says should be city police and the metropolitan police be joined together because they clearly worked very closely now. and i discovered that if i wanted that to happen though, over $600.00 agreements and acts of parliament forget it. but time will never be found to go to repeal, although the place where nearly half the world's transactions are

but among the dignitaries, monarchies, next generation. thousands turned out in london for what was a rainy start to the celebrations. after the crowning ceremony itself, king and queen and members of the royal family gathered on the balcony of buckingham palace to greet the assembled crowds. the antonio medical welcome to the program. buttons, king charles, the 3rd and his wife, queen camilla have been crowned at westminster abbey in london, harmony packed with music and symbolism. charles was crowned in front of more than 2000 national and international guests. west, mister has stage coordinations for more than 9 centuries. solemn religious service followed a patent on chains. for hundreds of years. after the coronation, the king and queen were driven to buckingham palace in a golden carriage. and then the royal family. after that appeared on the balcony to the delight of the meeting press. the service was led by the archbishop of canterbury key and the congregation pledge the devotion to the king. i swear i will add to your according to the police also arrested a number of people p

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what about london? about homelessness in london?the meantime, um, thank you, up after the you, howard. coming up after the intermission, some people are a little bit obese, and this is costing the nhs a fortune. but is it the government's job to tell what eat? and now tell us what to eat? and now discrimination apparently discrimination is apparently positive be debating this positive. i'll be debating this later someone who later with someone who thinks it's best since sliced it's the best thing since sliced bread . , headline is every night from 11 , headline is every night from it on— , headline is every night from it on tn— , headline is every night from 11 on gb news— , headline is every night from 11 on gb news the people's cnennei. — 11 on gb news the people's channel. britain's- 11 on gb news the people's channel. 1“ 11 on gb news the people's- channel. britain's news . channel channel. britain's news. channel welcome back. i remain jacob rees—mogg and you've been getting in touch with your thoughts. dawn has kindly sent in

dw correspondent in london, not moving on to other stories. now a prominent reisa and russian nationalist has been injured. and what the kremlin has cooled an acts of terrorism. such a play pins call exploded while he was traveling through the nation enough garad region about 400 kilometers east of moscow. a prelim pen is a novelist known for his outspoken support of russia's innovation. a few frame is storage slate. nationalist views have also gone at him, a large social media following with hundreds of 1000 subscribing to his telegram and you choose the channels. now this is the 3rd explosion involving permanent pros, kremlin figures. since the start of russian invasion of hugh frame was enough to miss the noisy, the great great, and we can get more from dw is jennifer pi couldn't joins us now from riga. that's because dw is being banned from reporting in russia. jennifer, good to see you. can you tell us what more do we know so far about the situation as well? you and you've seen those good at the car rider and full edition stuff are pretty

what about london? about homelessness in london?thank but in the meantime, um, thank you, up after the you, howard. coming up after the intermission, some people are a little bit obese, and this is costing the nhs a fortune. but is it the government's job to tell what eat? and now tell us what to eat? and now discrimination apparently discrimination is apparently positive be debating this positive. i'll be debating this later someone who later with someone who thinks it's best since sliced it's the best thing since sliced bread . wake up two mornings on gb news. cnoose— wake up two mornings on gb news. cnoose tne— wake up two mornings on gb news. choose the people's— wake up two mornings on gb news. choose the people's channel. tritein-s— choose the people's channel. britain's news— choose the people's channel. britain's news channel. i'm sinner— britain's news channel. i'm sinon evens— britain's news channel. i'm sinon trons .— britain's news channel. i'm simon evans . join- britain's news channel. i'm simon evans . join me on gb n

live from london. this is bbc news.e kremlin. kyiv denies having anything to do with it. footage had emerged of a drone strike on the kremlin. and we will have a closer look at the security measures put in place around king charles' coronation. welcome to the

of the defense studies department at kings college london. it's quite an interesting statement by, hey, you've got any progression because despite the fact that he complained about the sure the or from the munition on friday on saturday, he kept on fighting and making some progress. and i think the fact that runs on cordero said he would step in and it puts the popularity of walk in there off the wagner group as a foreign policy tool for the kremlin and the strength and its entire reputation. so i think what we're seeing here, it's not the old at about the munition, it's more of a tip of the iceberg of a, the per power games that is going on in, in the kremlin. and between the m o b. and if you've got any precaution, well, let me just sort of continue in that vein precaution, as we just heard, threatened to withdraw his mercenaries unless you got what he wanted. doesn't it seem strange or at least a strangely public kind of dispute? i mean, what's going on here and making all of this got known to the public as well. i think that progression i

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i am the mazda in london. you are watching alger 0. so coming up on the program, the 5 steps to ending a bloody conflict. so don's warring size, mation saudi arabia to my house and blueprint for dialogue. wible plesk o'reillys in tucker cities today a week before one of the toughest 4 elections in the countries, recent history, the oh, for the 1st time in 70 years, the u. k. and commonwealth nations have witnessed the crowning of a, monique millions around the world, watch the coordination of charles a side and his wife, queen camilla, are in a lavish affair which combined ancient rites and rituals with pump and pageantry. while the scale down ceremony and to reflect modern version, for example, a representative from the nations phase communities which played an active role today. it still comes at a time when many people are struggling to make ends need. and the monarchy strives to maintain its relevance out. there is harry force. it begins our coverage now from london, the on a great drizzly spring day, bright color, and the strains

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go ahead and london as well. yes, i think uh, this has been printed in uh, my uh, writings and comments resolved on the matter. i think it's clear that it's a, you know, nate's always obviously at extension of us for employees and us foreign policy in the sense it's been infiltrated by those who profess the to be part of this neil, conservative ideology. i think it does not seem that's um the idea of uh, diplomacy comes into the vocabulary. i think they, they perceive the world as being a way that all costs a rena. and that's, it's one in which people must be subdued. there's absolutely no room for discussion and that's why we have this of a flu charged decades long a policy of a full made saving culverts are those that was include made to that imposing the resume of sanctions on, on different nation states. and i think it's, that's very sad because it's, it provides a very unfortunate impediments in terms of etc, a mutual security and co existence pearl. and we get all the freedom of trade and to provide leg. ye

to gma live from times square and london. >> that's the scene in london. with deborah roberts near westminster abbey where the coronation ceremony will happen tomorrow. i hear the coronation excitement is building up over there at buckingham palace, where lara is taking it all in. are you having the time of your life? >> i'm having a wonderful time, michael. the sun is out. we're so excited. i picked up james longman on my road to the coronation. so much pomp and circumstance. >> i feel like you're my prom date. >> thank you very much. leading up to the coronation. yesterday, deb and i did a little exploring, taking in a few of the aspects of the coronation that will be on full display tomorrow. whether it's coronation quiche or an ale brewed for the special day. >> thank you. >> coronation fever is gripping the u.k. we wanted to experience a little bit of it for ourselves, starting with a ride in the coronation carriage. you can't help but suddenly feel very regal. just like with cinderella, midnight comes quick around here. turns out these four beautiful

and the world to come out in london for the celebrations. you know, on 56th street again, really good by not saying that the things the files. so you know, the parts are fixed and joyce and prices. i'm happy to be here even though i'm not british, but it feels like it's a global sub celebration. so lots find lots to find lots of energy. i love the people i met. love the palm and pageantry. not everyone in the u. k. supports the event. and on t millnicky group is planning to protest the combination of buddies, mtv one, the cd. but it's monica abolished. we want to have a comment to the public similar to how many island license ad. yeah, we want to do that because it's wrong in principle to have the key in the democratic society. despite the elaborate celebrations this weekend support for the mona key in britain, is it a historic, you know, according to a survey earlier this year, and the 29 percent of people set them on a key was very important. dw correspondent, very good mas joins us now from the british capital. very good, let's talk about

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big a mouse in london for us. here's a look at some more stories making news around the world. police and russia have arrested a suspect in the car, bombing of permanent nation is right to such a relief in the audience supporter of the war and ukraine was injured, and his driver killed in the attack and needs need know, go to a region rushing, mediately, the suspect is from ukraine, or the desktop from ethnic classes in india's remote, ne, has risen to more than 50. the army is deployed troops to the region to restore order, after protest, much by travel group 15 minutes. and then a 118 people have been killed in flash floods, and lance lives in the democratic republic of congo, around a 100 more still missing. torrential rains, cause rivers to break the banks and villages. yeah. make keys in german chancellor, olaf schultz has wrapped up a trip to east africa focused on regional conflicts and green energy. schultz joined calls for an immediate end to the fighting in sedan. while in kenya, gemini, is the most impo