in early goal for crystal palace initially given. then this allowed for handball.he only ones devoting whether shoulder docs and the arm starts. but aston villa will take all the help they can get in this relegation battle. they forwards have not been scoring until pep-up forwards have not been scoring until pop—upjust before forwards have not been scoring until pop—up just before halftime. forwards have not been scoring until pop—upjust before halftime. early in the second half va are intervened again. aston villa given a penalty overturned after a second, third fourth and fifth look. contact but did he make a meal ofa? no fourth and fifth look. contact but did he make a meal of a? no matter the home side choosing the ideal time to rediscover his scoring touch. 0. the celebration in aston villa living rooms. yet, confusion at the final whistle, conflict on the pitch and eventually a standing offer crystal palaces and tecate. job done for dean smith and aston villa. well that went for a villa keeps more pressure on borman. they are now second bottom of the league a

and one of the biggest, bacchanal at caesars palace. at 25,000 square feet with 500 different dishes, i'm about to find out if this place lives up to the hype. it seems busy. -is it always busy? -it's always busy. okay, this isn't your average buffet. oh, my gosh. it's a football field of food. it keeps going? lamb chops, crab legs, paella. holy [bleep]. and the boss of this sauce? executive chef leticia nunez. -hi. how are you? -how are you? -are you chef leticia? -yes, i am. are you the head boss in charge? i am. that's what they tell me. to run an empire this big, you gotta work. she comes in at 5:00 every morning and puts in almost 70 hours a week. we do two tons of crab legs a day. -two tons? -two tons. that's how many crab legs will be put through this little station right here. so there's none left for america? they're all gone. lemonis: it's not just crab legs. in a year, they'll dish out nearly 3 million pieces of dim sum, 650,000 oysters, and more than a half a million sliders. -do you do all the buying? -yes, i do. -for the w

crystal palace have called that messages a disk grace whiles alton fellow said they will band the fane pitch aston villa went into that game against crystal palace knowing that they had to win if they had even the slightest chance of avoiding relegation. and when they did at villa park drew savage watched this one. release for aston villa his tea m one. release for aston villa his team will take their fight for premier league survival three nail biting matters. partly thanks to va are. partly thanks to var, an early mamadou sakho goal for crystal palace initially given, then disallowed for handball. sakho not the only one debating where the shoulder stops and the arm starts. but aston villa will take all the help they can get in this relegation battle, their forwards haven't been scoring but mahmood trezeguet popped up just before half time.early in the second half, var intervened again, villa initially awarded a penalty by martin atkinson. but overturned after a second, third, fourth and fifth look. did jack grealish make a meal of this one? no matterfor the home side, trezeguet choo

there are hundreds of them between the governor—general, sirjohn kerr, and buckingham palace.inister that he "was of the opinion "it was better for her majesty not to know in advance" but that "of course" his duty was to tell her immediately. the palace replied he had acted "not only with constitutional propriety, not all australian's were so glowing. the justification for the sacking was that gough whitlam had failed to get parliamentary approval for his spending plans, and was refusing to call an election. whitlam famously said this at the time of his dismissal. here we say god save the queen. of course, nothing will save the governor general. historians have long questioned what the palace knew about the removal of mr whitlam — they know all awful lot more now. here's shaimaa khalil in sydney on a pivotal moment in australia's history. this answers the big question of buckingham palace's involvement in that dismissal, with the queen knew. involvement in that dismissal, what the queen knew. now we know that she did not know if that decision before it happened and that sirjoh

reporter chris moore is down at police say power --- palace -- the elysee palace with momore. a trial in absentia in turkey, accused of carrying out the murder of jamal khashoggi two years ago. in the united states, a spike in cases of the coronavirus is the country prepares to mark independence day. 55,000 new cases were p ported thursday, a record for the pandemic. those are e the international headlines this hour. thanks for joining us. you are watching "france 24." french president emmanuel macron has named his new prime minister, just hours after the popular edouard philippe resigned. x is a relative unknown in france. a southernayor of city and is credited with signing france's post coronavirus strategy. his promotion is part of a widely anticipated cabinet reshuffle. micrometet's partrty had a disappointing showing in last week's s local elections. reporter chris moore is at the palace. elysee and why hascastex, macron chosen him to be next prime minister? laura, he is said, relatively unknown, as was edouard philippe back in 2017. like many prime ministers, his backgro

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mark phillips is outside buckingham palace. >> reporter: the coronavirus may still be raging and the economy may still be tanking but harry anddisenchantment with the royals is the talk of the town. >> they say they didn't write the book and they say they didn't help the two royal writers who did. but few in palace circumstance it is or who follow the family closely think harry and meghan had something to do with it. aborat this book but my understanding is that they did actually collaborate very closely with the authors and helped authorize access to their friends. >> mock the juicier points the book claims that william took what harry felt was a snopish attitude towards meghan when the couple started seeing each other. take as much time as you need to get to know this girl. harry wrigley field at the phrase this girl and reportedly chose to not intercept it as friendly brotherly advice but as reluctance to accept meghan. the report that harry had beenlp meghan, an american actress was accompanied down the isle by prince charles because her strangz father wasn't there. that wasn't a

let's go straight to the presidential palace now in warsaw and monica sure aska from w.'s polish bureau good morning to you monica has now been declared the winner what does this mean for poland. terry i can hear you. ok we have some sound there. now i can ok monograph some sound with you there at the presidential palace in warsaw can you tell us what this victory for duda means for the country for poland . this victoria is a very good news for the government because now the ruling claw and justice party can feel secure and comfortable with continuing its reforms which have been heavily criticised by the european union. in just this part of the present incumbent president. uses a signatory every bill passed by a majority in the parliament so he will remain. a president which is strongly supporting the government. and of course for the opposition is not a good sign but on the other hand it's a very consolidating for the opposition this election showed how strong the liberal powers in poland the are at the moment ok looking at that that liberal turnout very close to a victo

blenheim palace was buckingham palace in the movie. beautiful exteriors, lovely geraniums.culptor it was for the nave duke and duchess. and it is made from marble and gold. i'm glad it's not on. the last time it happened it i got drinks. the weather, fairly cloudy at blenheim palace. —— drenched. forthe weather, fairly cloudy at blenheim palace. —— drenched. for the rest of the weekly forecast remains fairly cloudy with some rain at times. if we zoom cloudy with some rain at times. if we zoom into the picture of scotland first of all you can see where we have got all the rain. it has been raining quite steadily as we go through the night. northern scotland staying dry. in northern ireland it isa staying dry. in northern ireland it is a cloudy and what's not for you as well. some rain will get into northern england as we go through the course of the morning, where there is a fair bit of cloud. as we come south again, in through wales, parts of the midlands, looking at a fair bit of cloud. parts of east anglia and the far south of england, especially something coastal countie

with the original filming to kensington palace with the originalfilming before to kensington palace with the original filming before the lockdown. our real correspondence daniela relph has this story. the duke of cambridge, prince william, welcome to the podcast. as informal as we have seen him, a future king with a plane on the table chatting with the podcast tea m table chatting with the podcast team about dad gifts they have bought their wives. she is never going to forget that one. it was early on in the courtship. while most of his family go for horse racing —— horseracing, william said goodbye had become his passion, especially the beloved aston villa. i took george and charlotte to norwich. we try to sit there quietly but george got into it at the end. i tried to let him choose his own way. it's become his way of campaigning to improve the mental health of men and getting over their monies. guys find it more difficult to relax and talk about mental fitness, even though we go to the gym. we all need to stay mentally fit. but when asked about his powers over the football associ

the royal palace. and the $700.00 s. . just 30 kilometers down river is the town of meissen with its distinctive cathedral and casa. this is where i'll go to see the strong found at the 1st european porcelain factory in 1710. the river has also inspired landscape architects as can be seen in the death knell for that's gotten realm along the middle. created in the late 18th century by the duke of and how. this landscape park has been a unesco world heritage site since 2000. its equestrian statue of otto the great isn't marketable of the city's 1200 years old the oldest on the album. it's striking landmark is its cathedral an early example of gothic architecture in germany the cathedral contains the tomb of auto the 1st emperor of the holy roman empire. from here it's a 100 kilometers down river to the next destination. my 1st stop is a debt a so-called stork village in northwestern brandenburg every year more than 30 breeding pairs hatch and raise their young here this year it was over $100.00. i want to know why so many co

how is the palace likely to respond to this? reporter: they're not responding to it, neither is the working group that prince andrew has set up an office effectively outside buckingham palace since all of these allegations emerged. no one's saying anything about it. so we're having to rely on what we're seeing in the daily telegraph, which got this image. now the sunday times a couple of years ago did report that this incident happened but prince andrew's team said he had no recollection of it. now we see the photo. i think what's important about this image is it does speak to a couple of things. the telegraph saying that spacey and maxwell were invited into the throne room by prince andrew, which does reinforce the closeness of the relationship between maxwell and prince andrew but also for many people speaks to the entitlement that both have been accused of as well. when you consider a throne is a symbol of a monarch's authority, no one else has the right to sit in that throne because no one else is head of state. there is no

he told supporters outside the presidential palace he had just visited the hospital and been tested forn his lungs were, as he put it, "clean." brazil is the epicentre of the pandemic in latin america, with more than 1.6 million infections. sao paulo is the worst affected area, but even as the crisis worsens, the city is getting back to business. hair salons and restaurants have reopened. here is our south america correspondent katy watson in sao paulo. not even covid—19 symptoms could stop bolsonaro from eating his supporters outside the presidential palace. this time, though, he wore a mask and asked people to keep their distance. he told his fans he had returned from taking a lung exa m had returned from taking a lung exam at hospital and was doing a test for the virus has well. according to local media, he had a fever, but reassured his supporters he was fine. this is the fourth test mr bolsonaro will have taken. all have previously come back negative. hours earlier, the president further weakened the first piece of national legislation that required the obligatory use of facemasks

in a reply from the palace, the queen's private secretary said that in not informing the queen of whattitutional propriety, but also with admirable consideration for her majesty's position." these letters have just been released a few hours go. let's go live to sydney and speak to our correspondent shaimaa khalil. this is shedding more light on what was extremely controversial at the time in the mid—19 70s. controversial at the time in the mid-19 70s. that is right. also the fact that it was shrouded in so much secrecy, these letters, that it took yea rs these letters, that it took years for a historian to chase after them for them to be released to the public, and it took a higher court's decision for them to be accessible, and yes, like you said, a few hours ago, we now have an insight into almost daily and detailed accou nts into almost daily and detailed a ccou nts of into almost daily and detailed accounts of that very high time of tension in australian politics with the governor general, sirjohn kerr, revealing to the queen details of what was going on at a time, 1975, when gough

something of a job interview to decide if it would be a good candidate to see as germany the bavarian palace of have a beautiful and drive that unusual backdrop for the meeting off the very end state premier. and anglo-american the relationship between the 2 that hasn't always been this quality of it he just needs one runs a full day toward the day started with a picturesque and well all constraints it better trip to the island off happen keane's a much smaller film a bill than a more convenient helicopter flight would have been. that was followed by a riot and the whole strong carry it's the perry sending a regent with a crown prince but i'm going to america doesn't want to comment on the question on everyone's lips. it is also when concerning the issue of my success i want to observe a certain restraint which means that i won't comment on the question in any way that kind of isn't think i'm in t.n. more than half of germans think sudha would be a good candidate his approval ratings shot up during the corona crisis 0 deftly turned this into a compliment and says it's all thanks to the chanc

he told supporters outside the presidential palace that he had just visited the hospital and been testeds lungs were as he put it "clean." interesting to him see wearing a face mask. the world health organization has criticised the president for not taking the pandemic seriously enough, especially at the start of the crisis. seriously enough, especially last month, a federal judge ordered him to wear a protective mask when he is in any public space. he's also said his youth, when he was an athlete, has protected him from the virus. brazil is the epicentre of the pandemic in latin america, with more than 1.6 million infections. sao paulo is the worst affected area, but even as the crisis worsens — the city is getting back to business. hair salons and restaurants have reopened. here's our south america correspondent katy watson in sao paulo. well, i went for a walk in my neighbourhood which, for the last three months, has been absolutely dead. lots of restaurants that catered to businesses have been shut, beauty salons, as well. for the first time in months, you can see the reopening, you

there are hundreds of them between the governor—general, sirjohn kerr, and buckingham palace.e "was of the opinion it was better for her majesty not to know in advance" but that "of course" his duty was to tell her immediately. the palace replied he had acted "not only with constitutional propriety, but also with admirable consideration for her majesty's position". not all australians were so glowing. the justification for the sacking was that gough whitlam had failed to get parliamentary approval for his spending plans, and was refusing to call an election. whitlam famously said this at the time of his dismissal. here we say god save the queen. of course, nothing will save the governor general. matthew doran, political reporter for abc news in australia — hejoins me now from canberra.the release of these letters has been is it overstating to say this moment shaped australian politics?” is it overstating to say this moment shaped australian politics? i think it certainly right to say that ross. in that declaration on the steps of old parliament house is etched into the austral

well, that match against crystal palace is one that aston villa simply need to win.st three games left after this one. and they're a goal up at half—time, trezeguet put villa ahead just before half time. earlier, wolves moved to within three points of the european places with a 3—0 win over everton. two matches later too, villa's relegation rivals bournemouth take on leicester in the late kick off. there's also the north london derby to look forward to. more than just bragging rights on the line. both needing a win to keep them in european contention. arsenal have been on a decent run lately, but spurs have struggled, winning just twice since the restart. the thing that keeps me strong and optimistic and 200% loyal to the club and to the project is to know that the club wants to improve. and that is the biggest motivation that you can have. next season is going to be different than this one. things have gone from bad to worse for ferrari at the styrian grand prix. charles leclerc collided with sebastian vettel on the opening lap after leclerc attempted to push past h

did you take anything from the palace?he london eye, 135 metres above london ——iam in london eye, 135 metres above london —— i am in the top pod and it is the most popular paid tourist attraction in the uk. it has been closed for months, of course. no one has been able to enjoy these incredible views, but on saturday it will be reopening once more and one person who is very happy about that sunny. how do you feel about the london eye reopening? we are delighted to welcome guests back. not only will welcome guests back. not only will we be reopening the london eye, but also our attractions on the south bank including the london dungeons, sea life london and of course madame tussauds north of the river. it is great news for our teams. we are super excited to be doing what we do best and delivering magical experiences, and great news for our guests. there will be lots of family and friends looking for a fun and safe day out in london. it's going to be very different. we have got face coverings. normally, there would be 28 peo

you have kensington palace, buckingham palace and clarence house and it is damagingl and clarence houseto the royal family because it cheapens it. it is cheap, vulgar, tittle tattle, and nobody comes out of it particularly well. especially harry and meghan because they come out as a couple of spoiled brats who feel slighted at the slightest thing. but the queen is minting a dignified sunless but i should imagine she is probably cursing under her breath. and i think william and kate do appear to be trying to hit back but of course it is like anything. if you start engaging with the people who are telling tales, whether they are true or not, you are just fuelling the fire is within the best thing to do would be to completely ignore it. harry and meghan have gone away and eventually interest in them will presumably wane. because we all got more interesting things to think about, one would hope. the front page of the daily mail has what she has described. allegedly kate has said that we rolled up the red carpet for her so you must think you are taking the book seriously than if you are resp

>> those stories plus palace intrigue. explosive new details about what led up to harry and meghan's decision to step back from the royal family. stories of jealousy, tension, and feeling sidelined. why a new book claims the pair walked away. saturday, july 25th, 2020. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with peter alexander, kristen welker, and dylan dreyer. >>> welcome to "today" and thank you for joining us on this saturday morning. nice to be a good 6 feet away from you, but in person again on a saturday. >> indeed. great to see you, peter. dylan is enjoying some well-deserved time off this morning. as you saw there, we're going to be talking about my favorite subject, the royals. this highly anticipated book. any saturday that we get to talk about the royals, a good saturday. >> when you mentioned the royals, i thought you were talking about the kansas city royals. nice to have a distraction. pretty good to say in late july as a cubs fan that your team is still undefeated. >> it was fantastic to have baseball

reporter chris moore is down at police say power --- palace -- the elysee palace with momore. a trial in absentia in turkey, accused of carrying out the murder of jamal khashoggi two years ago. in the united states, a spike in cases of the coronavirus is the country prepares to mark independence day. 55,000 new cases were p ported thursday,

palace intrigue, thank you very much, julia. really appreciate it. >>> the wnba season tipping off in just a few hours, breanna stewart star of the seattle storm is here to talk about activism and the precautions taken to keep players safe. >>> another important story, looming evictions. what the expiration of the enhanced unemployment benefits next week will mean for some who can't pay the rent. >>> and the nearly three decades old promise between the two that's proving to be as good as gold. we'll be right back. >>> "good morning america" is sponsored by ancestry. your family's story is waiting to be shared. our family is from? what about here? here? here? daddy, is that where we're from? well, actually... we're from a lot of places. yosee we're and there and here.. turn questions you've always had into stories you can't wait to share; with ancestry. from maybelline new york. turn questions you've always had into stories the look of a lash lift without the saloha leliftg br♪sh.lo, fted volume. falsies lash lift mascara. only f

so embarrassing for people within the palace. but i think probably some anger, as well.pect any formal statements on this, because it's incredibly awkward situation. it's about whether state sits in british society and the wider public are patriot horrified by this image. i can say that to the people i've spoken to who have seen it in "the telegraph" and cnn. >> but where she sits is the least of the issues in the scandal surrounding her or questions surrounding her right now. max foster, great to see you this morning. thanks so much. >>> in south africa, coronavirus case numbers are up across the country and so are deaths. but one of the largest cities is having some success with its treatment model. cnn's david mckenzie joins us live this morning from cape town. david? >> reporter: well, that's right, john. there's been so much failure in the fight against covid-19 across the globe, but here in cape town, they think that innovation could save lives. >> reporter: friday night in the cape flats, lockdown is over. >> specifically, when it opened, gunshots, everything. >>

buckingham palace has released the first official photographs of the wedding of princess beatrice andon edoardo mapelli—mozzi. the private ceremony, attended by the queen and the duke of edinburgh, took place in secret at windsor‘s royal chapel on friday. keith doyle has more. like thousands of couples, this was not the wedding they'd planned this summer. coronavirus meant princess beatrice‘s marriage to edoardo mapelli—mozzi was a scaled—down affair held in secret. these, the first official photographs, show it was still an elegant event with flowers completely covering the archway of the royal chapel of all saints in windsor. beatrice‘s grandparents, the queen and duke of edinburgh, were among the guests, which numbered no more than 30 to stay within the government guidelines. prince andrew did walk his daughter down the aisle, but he does not appear in the official photographs released. he's taken a lot of flak over the past few months ever since that newsnight interview in november last year. he's come under a lot of fire, a lot of pressure, a lot of criticism, and he probably fel

the rebuilt berlin palace the reichstag. and the cathedral i can stand here and look for hours. ringback ready and it will go even higher at 207 meters there's a restaurant the best part the entire. they are room rotates a full 360 every 30 minutes behind one of these windows. for our v mail will stay high up in the sky but moving a little further east our viewer eyes on boston over from kazakhstan wanted to share with us the beauty of her home country she let her drone fly above sharon canyon often compared to the grand canyon in the united states. my next stop is museum island another tourist highlight and plenty of visitors roaming around here as well but by far not as many as before the pandemic. it is the. will. here i'm eating christiane tenser a visit berlin the city's tourist mark and i say she. has that mr chancellor what's open right now in berlin and what's not a very good thing to visit at the moment would be the museums the restaurants are open again too and the hotels are ready to open what's not shown yet are larger events all the trade fair activity is still on h

the palace with its cliff top location the floodplains lining the banks of the elbe and the sandstone cliffs make the area of popular destination for visitors including many from just across the border to germany. to change railway heritage also attracts its fair share of tourists. the past years thus dana enveloping a 279 meters long railway tunnel has always been a much loved photo motif. its name means shepherd's rock from the german sheaf of itself a mispronunciation of sheaf of and or crooked wall in the 1900 centuries it was a popular vantage point but when the elder valley lined opened in $851.00 only the wealthy could afford to take the train. people back then didn't take chains on a regular basis at that time no one would have dreamed of taking the train every day. but doing it once or twice a year was an option for people from rural areas as well or at least for the wealthier ones and a lot of people were very curious at the beginning this led to a boom in train travel which then subsided somewhat. understand up. in the chain the importance of the railway grew year by year i

. >> and a new book reveal what is it claims is a reason meghan and harry split from buckingham palace. but first let's check in with mike. >>> and we're start off with a look at some of the temperatures and what to expect as you head outside this morning. we'll start with some early commuters around brentwood where we have mid to upper 60s there. the rest of the inland east bay neighborhoods right around 60. we have its in the mid-50s to sear 60 just about teook at that commute and what you can expect today. it is a little cover over top of us and it will be breezy north of the bay bridge and delta this afternoon and evening commute. it will be cool in san francisco. if you are taking mass transit anywhere else, it will be warm to hot. here is a look at the north bay. we're in the mid-80s praetty close to average this afternoon. if you live in or are traveling to the east bay, mostly cloudy through 8:00, some sunshine at 10:00 and still in the 60s. we'll hang in the low to mid-70s from noon through about 5:00. and quickly dip down to 64 degrees by 8:00 this evening. and san francisco,

we know that's "the golden palace.", we got this. >>> next to another star-studded virtual graduation for the class of 2020. >> this one for new york city students headlined by jenny from the block herself, along with fiance alex rodriguez. >> the power couple urged graduates to become the leaders of tomorrow. >> other celebs included rapper pitbull, rosie perez, senator chuck schumer, and our own beautiful, incredible, amazing, gorgeous robin roberts, who urged graduates to never worry about making mistakes. >> that was a very new york lineup. >> it really was, wasn't it? >>> next, consider it. "queer eye for the orange guy." ahead of season 5 in philadelphia, the fab five are giving a makeover to one of philly's finest. >> jonathan, bobby, billy, anthony, and -- antony? >> you are not invited. you're not invited. >> gritty, the iconic mascot for the philadelphia flyers. their goal, to take this orange, fluffy mess to game day. >> i can't wait for them to redo, somehow on social, the "queer eye" folk. after working wit

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nbc news has not verified the photo and the palace, prince andrew or spacey's attorney have not respondedor comment. and later this week maxwell could be in federal court to enter a plea many wondering who else she will know and whether she will share it stephanie gosk, nbc news. >>> when we come back -- ♪ run boys run the devil's in the house with the rising sun ♪ >> remembering charlie daniels. >>> finally tonight, we want to remember charlie daniels, the country singer and fiddle player whose big crossover hit proved he was one of the best that's ever been here's kevin tibbles. >> this is called "the devil went down to georgia." >> reporter: the devil may have gone to georgia, but today this fiery fiddle player moved on. charlie daniels was already an accomplished studio musician before "the devil went down to georgia" blew his career wide open >> young men glue themselves to the radio every nigh and dared to dream that one day they could be a part of this wonderful thing that was happening in nashville, tennessee i know because i was one of them. >> reporter: his flammable fiddling he

a photo has emerged showing gillian maxwell posing on a throne at buckingham palace.ive in london. max, what is buckingham palace saying about this? >> reporter: they're not saying anything, laura. neither is the private team that prince andrew has set up since this epstein scandal. crucially they're not denying a story, a picture that first appears in "the telegraph." they're telling us prince andrew was inviting spacey and maxwell into the thrown room during this moment and this speaks to a couple of things, the closeness between the relationship between maxwell and prince andrew if, indeed, it's true, but also the entitlement that both maxwell and andrew have been accused of in recent years and months. that's because the throne is a symbol of the monarch's authority. so to sit in it is seen as a sign of disrespect, frankly, of the queen but also the country she heads as well. so this sort of thing simply isn't allowed. if prince andrew was in the room and condoned it, it wasn't a problem. if it is, it's a problem. no one is speaking about this which i think means t

we all need to stay mentally fit. >> delivered to kensington palace by peter crouch's favorite indiane banter's t heme was get more men talng. ♪ katty: their influence is incalcable and their combined net worth, staggering. today, four of the biggest names in technology found themselves as congressional witnesses in a hearing to determine whether they wield poo mucher. the bbc has been monitoring the hearing. 've had some of these men up before congress befo will this hearing change anything? >> one wonders if youook at the balance of power on display. the combined corporate value of the four tech companies ise greate than alue of the entire german economy. they have billions of customers. th have transformed and shape society. can they be stopped? they didn't face a lot of regulation on the way up, because they were new, unprecedented phenomenon. now congreswhhas to decide her it's going to change antitrust laws in order to catch up, and that's what this is about. certainly, the democrats on the committee want to do that. they have invested a whole year of investigations to get to th

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now forget drinking tea britain's buckingham palace is launching its own brand of gin. key ingredients for the london dry gin actually come from queen elizabeth very own backyard garden at the palace, the gin is a hugely popular spirit in britain. it's an elegant floor lead decorated bottle and it costs about $50. details about the jen appeared in a release from the royal collection trust it's the charity that handles the public openings of the queen's official residences to think she drinks it. i bet she does just in a teacup. thank you up that wraps up kron 4 news at 5 our coverage will continue at the top of the hour, i'll see you there. and ahead tonight at 6 frustration among business owners as santa clara county rolls back on reopening plans because of rising coronavirus cases. >>she ends and hair salons that we're just hours away from reopening have to shut down again don' >>news at 6. we still don't know how long this shutdown goes on for we're getting mixed messages. both by the state and county level officials to have it taken away his ex we went from joy to d