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, and not magdalene, but magdalena, trampling on the shrine. which is absolutely categorically prohibitedten for anyone, and this performance is declared a humanitarian action, it’s normal, here’s another completely innocent oversight, here it is, or trolling for those who know, because those who don’t know will miss it, and those who know will laugh. during concert on may 9 on victory day, among the chronicles , photographs of the war years, two killers, american gangsters, bonnie and clyte, who doesn’t know, doesn’t know, who knows, will grin, by the way, a wonderful film was made based on this story by director arthur pen, where feidanov and warren beat played. i don’t want to figure out whether this was done out of ignorance, whether it was an oversight, or whether it was deliberate sabotage. i want to convey one simple idea: it does not happen that one part of the country is in a military conflict, a global conflict, with united by the west, and the other part of the country would continue to live in the same warm baths, parties, conversations about nothing, i’m not in favor of every

magdalene, windows, doors, walls are broken by fragments, but the building, well, one might say, is practicallysay , the day before, a bell was ringing here for the first time in a long time, with joy, with emotions, so that ... the altar, the icons, the rest, he says, can be restored, he believes that avdeevka will also be restored, because our people came. sergey ponomarev, roman serebrennikov, alexey kozlov, natalya mashtakova and mikhail vasiliev, channel one. ovdievka - strategically important transport hub, deep defense, the kiev regime has been doing this for 10 years, from there they constantly hit donetsk, which is a couple of tens of kilometers away, flight, abandoned arsenals, this is how ukrainian soldiers left ovdeevka, that’s what the ukrainian armed forces are now saying. this military operation was successful; our units were not encircled, the most important thing. the armed forces of ukraine were used repeatedly, including deadly poisons. cases of the use of toxic substances by the armed forces of ukraine have been recorded against russian military personnel. february 8 and 16

mary magdalene , was practically not damaged during the fighting; the watchman at the church, alexey,e armed forces of ukraine, whom he calls germans, to berlin. drive all the way to berlin, and you are forever, and we are home. the ministry of defense is preparing personal lists of fighters and pilots who took part in the operation to liberate the city. the operation was led by a colonel general. in all directions of the offensive of the russian troops, it has intensified almost along the entire line of combat contact, right now the valiant russian army in the zaporozhye direction is advancing towards the village of verbovoye, there are also attempts to enter and encircle the village of rabotina, the only large settlement that the ssu was able to recapture in 5 months of its counter-offensive . successes of russian fighters in the artyomovsk direction and on the cup. assault brigade, and then say, we don’t need your avdiivka, this is such a new nato tactic. the bbc, describing the importance of the city for the armed forces of ukraine, reports, in fact, for the first time, so openly

it's an irish belgian production set in 19 eighties, ireland, by the magdalen laundries. now these were catholic institutions, homes, but to be honest, more like labor accounts for so called full in women or on married women who would fall in fragments. and there was so much cruelty surrounding these institutions which were right across ireland for decades. and this felt really dives deep into the complicity and the silence surrounding that. and the shame, of course. and i think it really strives to be a voice for standing up against those kind of institutions that certainly walk. kelly and murphy is character is driving to do and throughout the whole film. so yeah, really quite got ranging. i'm not gonna lie. it was quite a hard watch this morning at 11 am on a thursday, but beautifully shot and a big contender for this year is golden bear. so definitely worth a watch. and thank you so much for that update. that's the w report to humble at the bell and only thank you. this is a quick reminder for you of our top stories today. and israel special forces have and so to the

this opening film is about the magdalen laundries in ireland and that these were a catholic institutions, almost labor costs, to be honest for full in women or unmarried women who'd fall and pregnant. and there's a lot of cruelty in those places. and i think this film really dives deep into the complexity and the shame surrounding that. i thought it was amazing. i have to say got ranching, but really beautiful on a huge contender for this years, prestigious golden barrow ward. and kelly and murphy really seems to be the amount of the moving. does any oh totally. i mean, so many people will know him from p binders, but he's really sky rocketed to fame. and this year with his performance and oppenheimer, he's been nominated for an oscar for that. these oscars are happening on sunday, i believe. which means that his time at berlin, ali will be cut shorts, but i thought it was really nice. earlier at the press conference, he said that this is his big. you're at the berlin ali he loves coming here. you'll always make time for it. so i think, yeah, for everyone here in berlin, that was really

magdalene church in sandringham.harged from hospital last monday after a procedure for an enlarged prostate . for the latest prostate. for the latest stories, sign up to gb news alerts by scanning the qr code on your screen , or go to gb on your screen, or go to gb news. com slash alerts . now back news. com slash alerts. now back to . nana. to. nana. >> 35 after 3:00 this is gb news coming up. should rugby be bannedin coming up. should rugby be banned in schools ? academics banned in schools? academics warn it could lead to dementia later on in life, but do they need to stop being so soft sunday mornings from 930 on gb news . news. >> welcome back. if you've just tuned in, where have you been ? tuned in, where have you been? this is gb news on tv, online and on digital radio. i'm nana akua. and on digital radio. i'm nana akua . it is time for the clash. akua. it is time for the clash. onto our next subject as police continue their national manhunt for chemical attack, suspect abdul ezedi debate is raging over whethe

mary magdalen church in sandringham. in fairly good spirits, waving and smiling with crowds of well—wishers who it turned out to see the royal couple. let's go live to bbc�*s former royal correspondent who joins us from getting to them. good evening, jenny, thank you for being with us. your reaction to what you heard tonight. with us. your reaction to what you heard tonight-— heard tonight. obviously very shockin: heard tonight. obviously very shocking news. _ heard tonight. obviously very shocking news. it's— heard tonight. obviously very shocking news. it's been - heard tonight. obviously very shocking news. it's been a i heard tonight. obviously very - shocking news. it's been a shocking year so far in hell terms of the royal family. year so far in hell terms of the royalfamily. it's very year so far in hell terms of the royal family. it's very sad that the king has had this diagnosis but i do think we should take his lead. his lead is upbeat and positive. i think perhaps you could view this as a blessing in disguise,

mary magdalene during the fighting, he was practically not injured; the watchman at the church, alexey calls on them to drive the armed forces of ukraine, whom he calls germans, to berlin. drive all the way to berlin, and you are forever, and we are home. prepare personal lists of fighters and pilots who took part in the operation to liberate the city. the operation was led by colonel general andrei mortvichev. putin sent him a telegram. today, a group of troops in the center, developing an offensive, has completely captured the city of avdeevka, donetsk people's republic. for excellent fighting i express my gratitude to all the troops led by you who took part in the battles for avdeevka. eternal glory to the heroes who fell in battle. when solving problems of a special military operation. the kehl institute of world economics publishes a diagram showing the military assistance of various european countries to the kiev regime in the lead, as if the largest economy of the european union and germany, it is curious that even more germany helped in the ssu, four countries of the european n

magdalene, climbed up the bell tower and began ringing the chime, for joy, at emotions, yes, i wanted called, many heard, to my joy, well, of course, why, that's it, i called , that's it, so that they know, that's it, ours, the temple was almost not damaged, although ... presented awards to combat pilots. i am glad to have the opportunity today to present high state awards to aviation units and aerospace units. center for combat use and retraining of flight personnel, the order of zhukov recognized the merits of the fifteenth army aviation brigade, the order of kutuzov was awarded to the 487th separate helicopter regiment. to the command aerospace forces. the supreme commander-in-chief handed over a list of icons of the miracle not made by hands. it will be kept in the main temple of military pilots throughout russia in moscow. this same week, defense minister sergei shaigu presented gold stars to military personnel who, by presidential decree, were awarded the title hero of russia for their valor during a special operation. and at the command post of the group of troops, the center,

it's interesting, you know, that we did have those photographs from yesterday morning at st mary magdalenethink now we see it in sandringham because it was it was a sort of, i think now we see it and it's a sort of statement, isn't it? it's sort of saying, i'm here, i'm still your king. "i'm still very much connected to the people. i'm smiling, i'm waving, i'm visible". and i'm sure that when they were thinking about how they were going to do this, there would been planning about we want to make sure that the king is not invisible. there would have been a new portrait issued by the palace which was taken in france recently of the king. again, important that the king is still visible. he will, of course, not be visible for a considerable time now. but those images in the last few days, i think, have been very carefully thought out and also that sense that he is going to carry on with all these duties that he is going to despite i mean, it would have been relatively easy for him to say, "look, i've got cancer". i'm going to have to step back". there are systems for ensuring that that all hap

but there's, you know, mary magdalene probably are. is the kind of uber of the, uh, is the kind of uber of the new testament, isn't she? is that pretty sure you can't say whatever you just said? but i'm not a catholic. i'm a mere protestant. was protestant. but that was a shocker . all well, maybe shocker. all right, well, maybe somebody could write in and explain that to us. daily mail again, the worrying news again, josh, the worrying news that food banks are offering to eat that right? eat people's pets is that right? havei eat people's pets is that right? have i got that right? >> nearly . uh, although that >> nearly. uh, although that might be the solution. when pet owners animal food banks owners turn to animal food banks as they struggle with the cost of living crisis, which has seen the price of pet food 58. the price of pet food soar 58. so a big jump. uh, so that is a big jump. uh, they're saying the rspca is saying 1 in 8 people are finding it hard to pay for their pets. of because also it hard to pay for their pets. of goin

magdalene church in sandringham. charles was discharged from hospital last monday after being treated for an enlarged prostate . i'll be back with more news at the top of the next hour, or you can get alerts by scanning the qr code on your screen . or you qr code on your screen. or you can go to gbb news.com . slash can go to gbb news.com. slash alerts. now it's back to dawn . alerts. now it's back to dawn. >> thank you very much, aaron. right, and welcome back to gb news sunday with me. dawn neesom on tv, online and on digital radio. now, lots of you have been getting in touch. got great debate going on in the studio and you all want to get involved with this great news and some very strong opinions as well on the gender change story. were the gender change story. we were just is just talking about, which is where has suggested where a labour mp has suggested that dead change their that the dead can change their gender after they've passed on. um, from louis the world um, this is from louis the world has off its roc

mary magdalene on the sandringham estate.s his first public outing since his hospital stay just a week ago. there have of course been responses from all around the world and westminster. prime minister rishi sunak wishing his majesty a full and speedy recovery. i have no doubt he would be back to full strength in no time and i know the whole country will be wishing him well. the labor leader keir starmer saying on behalf of the labour party, i wish his majesty all the very best for his recovery. we look forward to seeing him back to swift full health. the new northern ireland first minister michelle o'neill says i'm very sorry to hear about king charles' illness and i want to wish him well in his treatment and for a full recovery. jeffrey donaldson also has his best wishes, says he hopes the king a full and speedy recovery to the king. the welsh first minister said i'm saddened to hear the news that king charles iii is facing further health challenges. my thought to them and people across wales will be with him and his family

magdalen church and is an opportunity for everybody to come together and share their voices, share their opinions of how campaign should look like in bradford, and we've delivered lot of campaigns from youth conferences, charity, protests, rallies, indoor rallies etc. and hopefully we're organizing a yorkshire protest in brad, we seen on sunday a protest in bradford that we held and there was thousands of people there after a while. the lack of aid reaching those most in need inside the gaza strip and the uncertainty surrounding the future of the region's largest aid agency anrwa remains a point of concern for palestinians in need. displaced gosons are urging the international community to facilitate much needed supplies getting through. let's listen in. look at our children, look at our women, look at our school. we need food. we need water, we need clothes. you should see how children cheer in happiness when they see an unra vehicle. they want food, they want water. we haven't had food in the... pas few days and the kids are starving, people are lost, they bring us medicine. let's cont

the king waved to members of the public as he walked outside st mary magdalene church with his wife,e affected by cancer knew "such kind thoughts" were "the greatest comfort and encouragement". around 100 well—wishers gathered on sunday as the king walked into church. crowds formed around the gates of the private estate, but were not allowed to enter the grounds — which are closed to the public until easter. esther ghey and her family have been attending a vigil in golden square, warrington, to mark the first anniversary of the murder of 16—year—old brianna ghey. brianna was stabbed to death by teenagers scarlettjenkinson and eddie ratcliffe in a cheshire park last february. here is esther ghey speaking at the vigil this afternoon. i really didn't think that i was going to be able to come on stage today. but after seeing all of brianna's really brave, lovely friends come out and do that for her, i thought i'd better push myself as well. so as you've all heard, brianna was an amazing, unique and joyful teenager. i will be forever thankful that i was lucky enough to spend 16 years with

bradford we've launched something called palestine speakers. now that happens every monday at mary magdalen church and is an opportunity for everybody to come together and share their voices, share their opinions of how campaigns should look like in bradford, and we've delivered lot of campaigns from youth conferences, charity, protests, rallies, indoor rallies etc. and hopefully we're organizing a yorkshire protest in bradf, we seen on sunday a protest in bradford that we held and there was thousand. of people there after a while thousands have gathered in bradford, unfortunately the momentum did go down in bradford, but finally bradford is waking up again, there's a lot of work been done in bradford, um, as we know alaxa week is starting next week as well, so mosks have came on board, we've got our alaxa week workshop on monday um just to educate muslims and non-muslims of what alaksa means to us, want to talk about the humanitarian crisis in the gaza strip because the lack of aid reaching those most in need inside the gaza strip and the uncertainty surrounding the future of the region's

and but the film itself is an irish belgian production about the magdalen laundries in ireland, which were catholic institutions. almost labor accounts really far so called fall in women or unmarried pregnant women. and the film really dies into the cruelty of that looks a little at complicity silence, and the shame surrounding all of that. so pretty heavy and not gonna lie, but also very political and the bar linelle a lapse that right, so absolutely and, and utah send you a report on the if the politicians didn't you to tell us, tell us more about the aspects of things. exactly. so they were originally invited as were many other politicians, but then there was such an uproar from actors and filmmakers that are going to be here tonight. who said that they would actually form a human chain to prevent them from getting in. if these politicians did turn up and that prompted the directors to then on invite them, now the sd has responded to this thing, but it's a blow to democracy and kind of plays into their narrative of being persecuted by mainstream media. and, but the berlin ali direc

showing king charles and queen camilla arriving for the morning service at st magdalene church in sandringhamhis sandringham estate. he postponed all public duties for the duration of his cancer treatment. the bafta film awards have been taking place in london — and, as expected, it's been an explosive night for the historical bio—pic �*0ppenheimer�*. it pretty much swept the board, picking up seven awards — including best film. cillian murphy was named best actor and robert downeer was best supporting actor. the mastermind behind it, christopher nolan, won the bafta for best director — the first time he's won. but it wasn't the only film that enjoyed success this evening. the surreal comedy �*poor things' won five baftas — including best actress for emma stone. �*the zone of interest�* was named outstanding british film. stay with us here on bbc news. hello there, good evening. some very mild air across the uk at the moment. and some sunshine today. it felt rather springlike in the best of the sunshine. lots of blue sky here in belfast but a wet start to the day for many with heavy downpours

you these pictures showing king charles and queen camilla arriving for the morning service at st magdalenering at his sandringham estate. he postponed all public duties for the duration of his cancer treatment. queen camilla has been stepping in for him. stay with us here on bbc news. hello, there. good evening. some very mild air across the uk at the moment. and some sunshine today. it felt rather springlike in the best of the sunshine. lots of blue sky here in belfast but a wet start to the day for many with heavy downpours of rain. a lot of surface water around already with the ground already saturated. there are a number of flood warnings in place across the midlands and down into somerset. more rain to come as we head through next week. staying very unsettled and wet and windy at times. temperatures will also be dropping back down to the seasonal average. a bit more rain to come in the forecast for some of us tonight. that comes courtesy of this cold frontjust sinking down from the north—west. a short spell of possibly quite heavy rain across many north—western areas of scotland, down

the king waved to members of the public as he walked outside st mary magdalene church with his wife,hanked the public for their "support and good wishes". you're live with bbc news. the second and third largest political parties in pakistan have agreed to work together to form a coalition government, after a general election provided no clear winner. the move is likely to anger supporters of the jailed former prime minister, imran khan. independent parliamentary candidates affiliated with khan's pti party won the most seats — and courts are now hearing legal challenges. our correspondent caroline davies reports from rawalpindi. two sides are claiming victory in pakistan, but there is still no new government. both need more seats to get a majority. this is part of imran khan's pti party's plan — protests like these in karachi. accusing the authorities of rigging the vote, they are challenging them in court and on the streets. this is the road outside the election commission here in rawalpindi, and a few hundred protesters have gathered. this is not a mass level at the moment, but the

you these pictures showing king charles and queen camilla arriving for the morning service at st magdalenetponed all public duties for the duration of his cancer treatment. stay with us here on bbc news. hello. it was a very soggy night across many parts of the uk and especially wet in the south earlier on today. but here's the good news. if you want some dry and bright weather, well, it's arriving this afternoon. there will be a few showers around, though. here's the weather front on the satellite picture as it clears from west towards the east, a definitive clearance behind this weather front. but even when the sunshine does come out in east anglia, and the southeast, there could be some showers following behind. now, the temperatures on the mild side once again, we're used to this now — 13 in aberdeen, about 11, though, in liverpool and in the south and the southeast, ia or 15. a clear evening, and then later tonight, another weather front moves in. this one's quite narrow, though. could be quite heavy, but i don't think the rain is going to last for very long in any one location. again

the king waved to members of the public as he walked outside st mary magdalene church with his wife, thanked the public for their "support and good wishes". you're live with bbc news. let's turn to some important news around the world. world marathon record—holder kelvin kiptum has died in a traffic accident that also killed his coach, a kenyan athletics official confirmed to the bbc. in last year's chicago marathon, the 24—year—old kenyan runnerfinished the race in two hours and 35 seconds to set a new record. two off—duty law enforcement officers killed a woman who opened fire at a houston megachurch sunday. two people were injured, including a child who was with the shooter. the church, formerly a sports arena, can host more than 40,000 worshippers and is led by celebrity pastorjoel osteen. herbert wigwe, the co—founder of one of nigeria's largest banks, was among the six people killed in a helicopter crash in california friday. the 57—year—old banker's wife and son were also killed. federal investigators are trying to determine the cause of the crash, when the helicopter went dow

mary magdalene was practically not damaged during the fighting, the watchman at the church alexey meetsaine, whom he calls germans, to berlin. drive all the way to berlin, and you are forever, and we are home. personal lists of fighters and pilots who took part in the operation to liberate the city. the operation was led by colonel general andrei mortvichev. putin sent him a telegram. today, the center group of troops, developing the offensive, completely captured the city of avdeevka, donetsk people's republic. for excellent military operations , i express my gratitude to all the troops led by you who took part in the battles for avdeevka. eternal glory to the heroes who fell into battle during the decision. we are still waiting for more detailed reports from the spanish newspaper about this incident in spain, but nevertheless, the fate of the traitor is inevitable. let's see, he sold out, let's say, he doesn't understand that he sold out cheaply, yes , that everything that he lost, let's say, the respect of his friends, his homeland, yes, really his homeland. by the end of the svo, hi

the king and queen camilla walked to st mary magdalene church.d since news of his illness emerged. millions of people around the world will soon tune in to watch the super bowl — pitting the kansas city chiefs against the san francisco 49ers. these are live pictures from las vegas, where the match is taking place. you can see some people are rolling in right now. our correspondent, nesta mcgregor, has been soaking up the atmostphere ahead of the match. not long to go until kick—off. 65,000 fans are expected today. feels like most are already inside the compound. tickets are very pricey for this one, this morning they were still selling for £6,500 or thereabouts. they were still selling for £6,500 orthereabouts. i'm they were still selling for £6,500 or thereabouts. i'm going to speak to some people lucky enough to get tickets for the game. you don't have to tell me how much you paid. why are the chiefs are taking home the super bowl today?— are the chiefs are taking home the super bowl today? patrick mahomes. you can't forget _ super bowl today?

and yesterday, was of the pictures of him waving as he was making his way to mary magdalene church andso, we will wait and see. what we do know is that he'll have the best medical treatment is possible to have. .. ~ best medical treatment is possible to have. ., ,, i. best medical treatment is possible to have. .. ~' i. , best medical treatment is possible to have. ., ,, , . live from london. this is bbc news. king charles has been diagnosed with cancer — buckingham palace says he will continue with state duties, but step back from public engagements during his treatment. the palace says the cancer was identified during the king's recent trip to hospital for an enlarged prostate — but haven't said what type of cancer it is. prince harry has spoken to his father and will travel back to the uk in the coming days. hello. i'm christian fraser. if you'rejustjoining us, welcome to our continuing coverage of this breaking story. buckingham palace has announced that the king is being treated for cancer. he will continue with state duties but will step back from public engagements during his tr

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king charles, was last pictures yesterday at the sunday service at the church of st mary magdalene onandringham estate in norfolk. it was his first public outing since his three—night hospital stay a week ago. there have been responses from westminster. prime minister rish sunak said: wishing his majesty a full and speedy recovery. i have no doubt he ll be back to full strength in no time and i know the whole country will be wishing him well. the labour leader sir keir starmer said: o'neill said: the leader of the democratic unionist party sir jeffrey donaldson also said: welsh first minister mark drakeford said: in the past few minutes the scottish first minister humza yousaf hs been giving his reaction to the king's cancer diagnosis. cani can i send my thoughts and indeed my prayers to his majesty the king and wish him well for a full recovery and a return back to public life. let me also send my very best wishes and my thoughts with her majesty the queen and all members of the royal family who will be deeply worried at this time. i don't think it matters whether you are a member of

magdalene, windows, doors, and walls are damaged by shrapnel, but the building, well, one might say,ction , the ministry of defense report for the past 24 hours in donetsk reflected attacks by assault groups. the enemy lost about 280 troops. kupinskaya, damaged german leopard tank, polish self-propelled gun crab. telegram channels publish footage of the destruction of a german-made mardor infantry fighting vehicle and an entire cemetery of ukrainian armored vehicles near a populated area point rabotina. this is already the zaporozhye direction, where fighting is also taking place in the area of ​​​​the village of verbovoye, in the novoazovsky district of donetsk. people's republic, a british kamikaze jet drone was intercepted, experts deciphered the flight mission, the device was aimed at a large civil infrastructure facility in mariupol. the terrorist attack in the zaporozhye region was prevented by the fsb. an agent of the ukrainian special services was preparing to blow up the car of a local politician. here is a criminal walking with a package with a cane, limping heavily, fallin

king charles was last pictured yesterday at the sunday service at the church of st mary magdalene onandringham estate in norfolk. it was his first public outing since his three—night hospital stay a week ago. you can see him smiling, waving to well—wishers there, so clearly on his feet and in reasonably good spirits yesterday. there have been responses from the world of politics. in the past few minutes, the scottish first minister, humza yousaf, has been giving his reaction to the king's cancer diagnosis. can i send my thoughts and prayers to his majesty the king and wish him well for a full recovery and a return back to public life. let me also send my very best wishes and my thoughts with her majesty the queen and all members of the royal family who will be deeply worried at this time. i don't think it matters whether you are a member of the royal family or not. if a family member has cancer, that is always going to be extremely worrying indeed, so i want to send them my very best wishes, notjust on behalf of myself, personally, the government i lead but on behalf of the entire na

hairy magdalene was in washington yesterday to meet with the teamsters union.while he was there, he fielded questions one of them was about the fact that he spent around $50 million in campaign donations to pay his legal bills. and all of a sudden, mr. "i aced the cognitive test" doesn't seem to know what's going on. >> do you plan to use campaign funds or pac money to pay some of the penalties in the new york defamation and fraud cases? >> i don't understand. what? >> are you thinking of potentially trying to use campaign money to pay some of the penalties that you might inc incur? >> what penalties? >> in the fraud case and the defamation case. >> i didn't do anything wrong. that's been proven, as far as i'm concerned. >> jimmy: yeah. as far as the court is concerned, you did do something wrong. and that's going to cost you around $83 million. i see what he's doing. [ cheers and applause ] he's like that mob boss who pretended to be crazy by wandering around in a bathrobe. he's vinny the chin. trump was also asked about those red spots on his hands. two weeks

mary magdalene's church near the estate earlier.palace on monday announced he was diagnosed with cancer. he treated king charles for an enlarged prostate last month. prince william and queen kacamia are expected to take on more public engagements while the king steps away from public duties. all right, thank you so much for joining me today. all weekend long. i'm fredricka whitfield. >>> "searching for italy with stanley tucci" starts next. two leading candidates for senate. two very different visions for california. steve garvey, the leading republican, is too conservative for california. he voted for trump twice and supported republicans for years, including far right conservatives. adam schiff, the leading democrat, defended democracy against trump and the insurrectionists. he helped build affordable housing, lower drug costs, and bring good jobs back home. the choice is clear. i'm adam schiff, and i approve this message. well it's very exciting to be back in rome again. at every turn there's something of historical significance.

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he was last pictures yesterday at the sunday service at the church of st mary magdalene on the sandringhamstate in norfolk. there he is with the queen consort. it was his first public outing since his three—night hospital stay a week ago. he is up and about. there have been responses from westminster. let's ta ke let's take you to review. the prime minister the opposition leader said... the northern ireland first minister said... similar statement from sir geoffrey donelson, who said... the welsh first minister said... we can now speak to the historian and royal commentator gareth russell. good to have you on the programme. just looking back in history, can you remember a moment like this where the monarch, the head of state have been sidelined by illness and how to step back a little bit? and whether there is a president at all for this. whether there is a president at all forthis. inaudible for this. inaudible are you forthis. inaudible are you muted, garris? is or computer muted?— are you muted, garris? is or computer muted? are you muted, garris? is or comuter muted? , ,, ., computer m

king charles was last pictured yesterday at the sunday service at the church of st mary magdalene on sandringham estate in norfolk. it was his first public outing since his three—night hospital stay a week ago. you can see is in reasonably good spirits. in the company of queen camilla. that was his first outing since that hospital stay. perhaps should have told us something was amiss. there been responses from politicians through the day. the prime minister saying... the opposition leader. this from the first minister in northern ireland. the leader with me is guto harri, former downing street director of communications for borisjohnson. and also sarah campbell, our royal correspondent. we are just saying the king won't want this to be... there is a danger is that it does. be... there is a danger is that it does, , ., , be... there is a danger is that it does. , , ., does. some people when they get a serious illness _ does. some people when they get a serious illness feel _ does. some people when they get a serious illness feel an _ does. some people when they get a serious illness f

sandra, you can see when he was there yesterday, he went to church, to the mary magdalene church and seemed to be looking pretty good, pretty independent. so while he is 75 years old, he's been at least in appearance very healthy and extremely active since he took over as the ma -- monarch. we know from our own lives when relatives are diagnosed with cancer, depends what kind of cancer he's suffering from, it can have different outlooks, depending on your age, how early the cancer can be caught, those factors. so those photographs show he was looking pretty fit, we knew he had been in the hospital for that enlarged prostate and receiving treatment for that, he seemed to be active and getting on with his life, and so if, as a result of the tests that he would have been having in conjunction with that treatment they have managed to catch this cancer early on, his return back to london and his commencement of treatment immediately, they said, as an outpatient, could be a positive. we just don't know. and what i think we do see here is that in his openness, not just to his family but to

magdalene climbed the bell tower and began ringing the bell.’re home, so i called. many have heard it to their delight, but of course, why? that's it, i called, that 's it, so that they know, everything, ours, the temple was almost not damaged, even though it was in the very ... epicenter of the fighting, here are the fragments, the windows flew in, knocked down, pieces fell, the main thing was that the entire glass was completely intact, and this will gather there , blinds, despite to the danger of shelling, many still do not want to leave their homes, there is nowhere to run behind moscow, many men stayed specifically to help, restore their hometown, we communicate with each other in this way , what will happen to our city, everything was killed, everything was destroyed, the plant , if there is a sponsor or whatever they are called. what will be restored, of course, the city will be restored little by little, that’s what we wanted, and although the front line has moved not far yet, an assessment of the damage has already begun, the chelyabin

it's interesting, you know, that we did have those photographs from yesterday morning at st mary magdalene now we see it and it's a sort of statement, isn't it? it's sort of saying, i'm here, i'm still your king. "i'm still very much connected to the people. i'm smiling, i'm waving, i'm visible". and i'm sure that when they were thinking about how they were going to do this, there would been planning about we want to make sure that the king is not invisible. there would have been a new portrait issued by the palace which was taken in france recently of the king. again, important that the king is still visible. he will, of course, not be visible for a considerable time now. but those images in the last few days, i think, have been very carefully thought out and also that sense that he is going to carry on with all these duties that he is going to despite i mean, it would have been relatively easy for him to say, "look, i've got cancer". i'm going to have to step back". there are systems for ensuring that that all happens. these councillors of state, as you've been discussing earlier, that w

mary magdalene in norfolk. their many good wishes. a week ago, the palace press service notified citizens that charles ii had been diagnosed with cancer. later he became. it is known that prince william may take on some of the king's public duties, but constitutional affairs will remain the responsibility of the monarch. in china and many in other countries, festive events and celebrations are held in honor of the new year, the lunar calendar. for the first time after a four-year break due to the pandemic , a parade with dragons was held in hong kong. also, tens of thousands of hong kong residents and tourists visited wong taixing, one of the largest, on new year's eve. temples in the city to pray for health and prosperity in the year of the dragon. of course, there were huge colorful fireworks displays, not only in hong kong, but throughout china. don't switch. technologies are being developed in st. petersburg that they will allow you to entrust the dirtiest work, sorting garbage or cleaning the streets. arti

you these pictures showing king charles and queen camilla arriving for the morning service at st magdalene have been taking place in london — and as expected, it's been an explosive night for the historical bio—pic �*oppenheimer�*. it pretty much swept the board, picking up seven awards — including best film. cillian murphy was named best actor and robert downeer was best supporting actor. the mastermind behind it, christopher nolan, won the bafta for best director — the first time he's won one. but it wasn't the only film that enjoyed success this evening. the surreal comedy �*poor things�* won five baftas — including best actress for emma stone. �*the zone of interest�* was named outstanding british film. donald trump has begun promoting a new line of shoes bearing his name, a day after being fined more than $300 million for fraud. the former president — who's widely expected to be the republican nominee in november's election — told the crowd he wanted to look out for young people. one of the shoe designs is called "the never surrender high tops", and costs almost $400. i'm sure it's a

in saint mary magdalene church in sandringham, norfolk , earlier sandringham, norfolk, earlier today enlarged prostate. the princess of wales also had abdominal surgery at the same hospital . surgery at the same hospital. meanwhile, an ipsos poll taken as both royals underwent treatment saw the king and the princess of wales benefit from a boosted level of popularity , boosted level of popularity, whilst harry and meghan, the duke and duchess of sussex, sadly sank further in the public esteem. well let's get reaction to king charles's first outing since his procedure here and a man that knows him well. former royal butler grant harold grant good to see you again. when a senior member of the royal family comes home from hospital, what of treatments might what kind of treatments might they the royal they expect from the royal household ? and good evening. household? and good evening. >> thank you for having me on. uh, i'm sure that it's good to be home like anybody after a hospital visit. it's always nice to go home. but equally, for the royal return home, you royal family to return ho

spectacular lady, there she met andrei torkovsky and andrei torkovsky invited her to the role of mary magdalenenter with practically no clothes, more besides, he forced her to be naked under with this rubbish, so that she could feel the texture of this rubble, the texture of the body like this, so that everything would be true, so it was just wildly cold, but she almost gave in at the end, because there really was serious pneumonia there, but thank god it got better, mirashnichenko starred in a short episode with torkovsky, but that was enough for the director’s friend andron konchalovsky to notice her and invite her... to uncle vanya. and even more so , konchalovsky wrote the script for andrei rublev. he, of course, paid attention to this an amazing woman, stylish, who is at the piano. looked like an aristocrat, she had a problem for the film uncle vanya, to find a lady of aristocratic appearance, because everyone was like a collective farmer peasant woman, whom he tried, here irina petrovna could look like an aristocrat, that's when she played in kanchalovsky's film, uncle vanya , she believe

and then visitors, the repentant mary magdalene, sister martha, attracts not only. only with its riotdents of rubens, the authors of many of the engravings, prints, or one might say, presented in the exhibition miniature graphic copies of paintings, the originals of which are kept in the louvre, are presented to the viewer in novosibirsk. everyone has a different technique, but it’s very interesting how they worked and how they... in general made such an accurate engraving, these works of the 16th century came to us in our novosibirs, they were brought and it’s valuable. outstanding works from rubans' era came from the urals and were combined into one exhibition with paintings stored in novosibirsk, as part of the national culture project. works of art have overcome a journey of almost 1500 km in such special boxes. they are made to size, have paintings on all sides, and are reinforced. to ensure the safety of the canvas during transportation. about seventy works of art that you can look at for hours, finely painted details, an accurate reflection of the range of human feelings. since

he was spotted smiling and waving at a crowd gathered at saint mary's magdalene church in sandringham king charles was discharged from hospital last monday after being treated for an enlarged prostate . for the an enlarged prostate. for the latest stories, sign up to gb news alerts by scanning the qr code on your screen or go to gb news. com slash alerts now time for the camilla tominey show . for the camilla tominey show. >> good morning and welcome to the camilla tominey show. it's been another busy week in westminster . it's four years been another busy week in westminster. it's four years on since brexit, but are we beginning to see the benefits of our exit from europe? it looks like things are moving ahead in northern ireland, but only time will tell. labour has been busy trying to woo big business while the conservatives are back focusing on illegal immigration again . i'll focusing on illegal immigration again. i'll be focusing on illegal immigration again . i'll be grilling the again. i'll be grilling the education secretary, gillian coogan, about her new apprenticeship scheme

spectacular lady, there she met andrei torkovsky and andrei tarkovsky invited her to play the role of mary magdaleneould feel the texture of this rubbish, body texture like this, so that everything is true. accordingly, i just gave it away, because it was really wildly cold there, but almost at the end she had serious pneumonia, but thank god she recovered. mirashnichenko starred in torkovsky in a small episode, but that was enough for a friend to notice her director, andron konchalovsky, and invited his picture to uncle vanya. and even more so, konchalovsky wrote the script for andrei rublev, he of course paid attention to this amazing woman, stylish, who looked like an aristocrat at the piano, she had a problem for... an endless dog wedding, 12 years together you stop following the news, because to carry out, well, the soviet union was good, but nevertheless, there are still crazy morals there, it doesn’t matter there whether it was the soviet union, or whether it’s some kind of modern era, people with their character in general with a talent for transformation, so... the change of skins, roughly

magdalene, climbed the bell tower, began to ring the bell, but with joy, with emotions, yes , i wanted everything so that they know that everything, ours, the temple was almost not damaged, even though it was in in the very epicenter of the battles, shrapnel flew into the windows, knocked down, pieces fell, the main dome is intact, the bell tower is intact, and it is there, there, there, it gathers, blinds, despite the danger of shelling, many still do not want to leave their homes. there is nowhere to run behind moscow. many men stayed specifically to help restore their hometown. this is how we communicate with each other about what will happen to our city. everything was killed, everything was destroyed, the plant. if there is a sponsor or whatever they are called, there will be something that will restore it. of course, the city is slowly they will restore it, i wanted. and, although the front line has moved, it is still not far, damage assessment has already begun. the chelyabinsk region has taken patronage over the city, but, of course, all of russia will help. avdeevka is now par