palace. it is a reconstruction of the old prussian royal palace that was damaged in the 2nd world war and later demolished the today. it is home to the humbled forum, the most controversial, hotly debated, and with a price tag, 680000000 euros most expensive project in contemporary german culture. his mom was the star one faction, one of the palace facts. while another one of the boys for whom bush reconstructions never innocent emitter. this is the center of the center of the center the or dedicate the best spot, the most central bar, not to itself, but the world is mind blowing. kaiten in the possibilities and the forum are in english. these are all this talk of having a dialogue as just maybe look down on or before sometimes the past to hell is speech by good intentions. the collections from around the world are very difficult, but they're here. they exist and we now have to decide what to do with them. we spent years documenting the creation of the humbled forum, starting with the main, t

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but as planning progressed, the palace took up more and more space. we often saw how the people developing content for the humbled forum struggled with the projects, internal contradictions, tensions and complex structures. much as understood, humbled for under sign exam, say the humbled for him. it's not a challenging project because of its size. for me, it was more because of the structures on management, the bosses kept changing as the institution develop, eons these institution ima, unders, foreign. in hardly sometime there was a lack of direction of the term, an absence of clear goals. and that's a failure of communication with various communities as to what the project was really about. the classes that act that was all supposed to change in 2015, surrounded by bare walls and scaffolding. federal commissioner for culture, monica glitters, presented niel mcgregor. the popular former director of the british museum in london was meant to win over public favour as head of the humboldt forums founding director it. but in the end, even he could not pr

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the closure of the palace to visitors last summer had a detrimental effect on palace revenue, down moreas able to proceed without interruption. for the queen, who had herfirst face—to—face audience with the prime minister yesterday since march of last year, it should mean that the palace is ready to receive visitors again in time for her platinum jubilee next year. nicholas witchell, bbc news. the england team have been training this morning ahead of their last 16 clash against germany next week in the euros. wales are also preparing for their knockout tie on saturday against denmark in amsterdam. olly foster is at england's st george's park training base in staffordshire. how is it going? it's going very well for the — how is it going? it's going very well for the england _ how is it going? it's going very well for the england team, - how is it going? it's going very | well for the england team, they how is it going? it's going very - well for the england team, they are still in it. the whole team gathered in their communal area at saint georges park to watch that nail—biting finale to

the palace took up more and more space. we often saw how the people developing content for the humbled forum struggled with the projects internal contradictions, tensions and complex structures. much as august as humboldt for under sign of some say the humbled for me such a challenging project because of its size for me, it was more because of the structures on management, the bosses kept changing as the institution develop, eons. these are institutes showing emma unders foreign in hardly, sometimes there was a lack of direction at the tone and an absence of clear goals. and that's a failure of communication with various communities as to what the project was really about. the process that's act that was all supposed to change in 2015, surrounded by bare walls and scaffolding. federal commissioner for culture, monica quarters presented niel mcgregor, the popular former director of the british museum in london, which meant to win over public favor as head of the humboldt forums founding director it. but in the end, even he c

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the continuity of british history as the guard changes at buckingham palace. pageantry that surrounds their old family, securing their affections of the british people, fascinating sights to all visitors of london. in the afternoon of monday, june 5th, the crowds gathered to watch the arrival of the president and mrs. kennedy. the first time the u.s. president was to call at buckingham palace since woodrow wilson came here in 1918. the crowd search forward for a look at the president and mrs. kennedy as they arrive for a private dinner at the palace with queen elizabeth. later that evening, informal clothes that he wore for the dinner at buckingham palace, from minister mcmillon accompanied president kennedy to the airport. ambassador to london, david bruce, was last a shake hands with the president, who is now on his way back to washington. or mr. kennedy, coming here had been a long journey. it had been a part of his task he had set for himself on becoming president of the united states, to begin a new research for peace. the presidential plane left london a

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kennedy, with secretary of state dean russ, went to the palace escorted by the president of the diplomatic association. mr. kennedy came to address a luncheon of 400 newsmen. to them, he spoke of the problems we face to secure a lasting peace. >> we must be constantly strengthening all of our forces of all kinds at all levels, deterring war and keeping the peace by making certain that those who would oppose us know that we are determined to resist aggression whatever it's force -- whatever its force and whatever kind of force is needed to resist it. because of the extraordinary pressure around the world, but because of the extraordinary rebirth of western european strength, the struggle has been switched to other areas. the time has now come for us to associate more closely together than ever in the past in a massive and concerted attack on poverty, injustice, and oppression, which overshadows so much of the globe. >> in the stately rooms, adorned with tapestries that are among the artistic treasures of france, president kennedy, with the ambassador at his side, was host at a diplomatic re

the closure of the palace to visitors last summer had a detrimental effect on palace revenue, down more with the prime minister yesterday since march of last year, it should mean that the palace is ready to receive visitors again in time for her platinum jubilee next year. nicholas witchell, bbc news. the government is expected to announce tighter controls on the advertising of unhealthy food online and on television. it's part of efforts to tackle obesity, however the food and drink federation has dismissed the initiative as "headline chasing". the climate change committee, which advises borisjohnson, has accused him of failing to live up to his rhetoric on cutting carbon emissions. the independent body praised the prime minister for "remarkable" leadership on the issue, but claimed this was being undermined by inadequate policies and poor implementation. it said the uk was currently on track to meetjust a fifth of its target for cutting emissions by 2035. ministers have dismissed the comments as "widely off the mark". the pop star britney spears has asked a court in los angeles to end

the american embassy was, was attacked the palace. again, the caravel was a, a refuge for journalists. so figured it was too dangerous to live in houses and would check into the care of l. and again, from the roof top, you could get a sense of the mayhem and difficulties being faced by the by the american vietnamese military and by the civilian population. he now morgan in time show me that molten though, dot and the low down warm. none it always got. we got mountain man, we are doing whitening, catching all the t la fung. you didn't, you eat my them from being you doing new or way feed by new a new men. me. both sides suffered heavy losses. but the offensive heralded shifts in the war. richard nixon became us president in 1969 and began withdrawing troops and started secretly go she, asians with hon. but then in 1970, he bombed neighboring cambodia. a new wave of correspondence had to shuttle between vietnam and come bonia to cover the spreading story. jim laurie was one of them. i arrived and shy gun in april of 1970 age 22. not kno

neil, i went with neil initially over to the the palace. he felt as i did that soon, the north vietnamese force would be arriving. so i made my way back to the n b c news office. and then we heard on saigon radio, the unconditional surrender of general min, who was the provisional leader of south vietnam at the time. around noon, the north vietnamese change reached the presidential palace gates. the 1st north vietnamese tag came through failed at 1st to break down the gate and then backed up tried again and crashed through the gate of the palace and deal got that classic shot with the flag of the national liberation front, waving from the top, the tank bowed up to view the monk, come those again, you can go the man come to georgia and the guy and you more ala me more and they towed up long it more. come go high. ran by totally 40 feet loud mockingly. oh, phone me anyway hope lag and new navy. now in i came back to the care of l hotel and i was very much in this location, came out to the balcony and spotted in this direction. north vietnames

the palace, a palace source at least, very keen to set the record straight as they saw it, and equallyey had gone through all of the proprieties involved. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: heading back to the movies. new york plays host to the tribeca film festival — and the premier of the much—anticipated �*in the heights.�* the day the british liberated the falklands and by tonight british troops had begun the task of disarming the enemy. in the heart of the west german capital, this was gorbimania at its height. the crowd packed seeing the man who has raised great hopes for an end to the division of europe. it happened as the queen moved towards horse's guard parade for the start of trooping the colour. the queen looks worried, but recovers quickly. as long as the pay to go . see me, i will get out there and kick them down the hills. what does it feel like to be the first man to cross the channel by your own power? it feels pretty neat. it feels marvellous, really. this is bbc news, the latest headlines. us president, joe biden has arrived in the uk, on his first trip abroad

it has been described as the platinum jubilee party at the palace and here's what the palace said aboutme of the biggest entertainment stars in the world. members of the public will be invited to apply for tickets and the ballot details will be released in due course. then on sunday the 5th ofjune you cannot have a jubilee without a street party so the big jubilee lunch will be taking place and an opportunity to share friendship, third and fun with neighbours according to the palace and all concluding with the platinum jubilee pageant. 5000 people outside buckingham palace combining street art, theatre, music, circus, carnivaland art, theatre, music, circus, carnival and costume and commemorating the service of many people during her majesty's rain according to buckingham palace. they hope it will be a very forward—looking event after the bumpy few months that the queen and the royal family have enjoyed and this will be an opportunity for those who wish to come out and celebrate and mark their respect for the monarchy. now — england are back at lord's for the first test match of the sum

the palace, a palace source at least, very keen to set the record straight as they saw it, and equallyto ease its lockdown, with cafes and restaurants now able to open inside as well as outdoors. the start of the night—time curfew has been pushed back to 11 from nine o�*clock. hugh schofield reports. is it just the is itjust the good weather or are peruvians actually smiling about some thing? suddenly it seems possible that life might indeed be heading in the direction of normal. first, the terraces opened and now because covid cases keep falling into the interiors of cafe �*s and restaurants. that plus the fact that they can all now stay open later, 11 instead of nine, it�*s a bit of familiarity that has just come back. translation: who cares of the coffee is good or bad, and long as we are inside a cafe. it doesn�*t taste the same at home. translation: ., , , translation: today is the first time in six _ translation: today is the first time in six months _ translation: today is the first time in six months i've - translation: today is the first time in six months i've been - time in

we have to bearin difficult for the palace.o uphold the law, by becoming human traffic bollards. here�*s a question for you — when is a pedestrian not a pedestrian? ..we�*re bollards and bollards don�*t say anything... ..when they have become a human bollard. what are you going to do? run us over? i've got a place to be. can you move? horns blare you cannot go down the high street. so this road is supposed to be blocked between 7:30am and 6:30pm but the bollards aren�*t working and nor are the number plate recognition cameras, so drivers know they can come through without being fined, which is why the oxford pedestrians association decided to...step in. i don�*t feel anxious or afraid, ijust feel something has to be done and i�*m doing the right thing in the right directions. bizarre, i wouldn�*t have expected it. i'm not like normal vehicles, you don't know that. what, are you speechless now? yeah, so i'll be reversing down here in a second. thank you. one delivery man managed to bamboozle the activists into letting him throug

the first president to call at buckingham palace since woodrow wilson.irst lady arrived for a private dinner with queen elizabeth and prince philip. ♪ later that evening, still in the formal close for the dinner at buckingham palace, prime minister mcmillan accompanied kennedy to the airport. david bruce was the last to shake hands with the president, now way back to washington. for mr. kennedy, it had been a long journey, part of the task he said for himself on becoming president of the united states, to begin a new research for peace. -- to begin a no --anew the search for peace. the presidential plane left london at midnight. the next day, from the white house, president kennedy summed up the significance of his talks with german christian -- chairm an nikita khrushchev. >> demonstrated how much work we in the free world have to do and how long and hard a struggle must be our fate as americans in this generation as the chief defenders of liberty. ♪ >> forging the alliance, president kennedy visits venezuela and colombia 1961. u.s. information service

so, something of a direct contradiction there between what a palace source told the bbc and what thesex's or a spokesperson of the sussex's are now saying. that contradiction left some viewers confused. this tweet says... but others were concerned about the origins of the bbc�*s apparent scoop... meanwhile, andrew wells thought... chris mitchell echoed that last point of view and recorded this video for us. i have just seen yet more reporting on the fabricated news about the naming of the latest royal baby. this is a non—story whipped up by royal correspondence, desperate for a story to justify their own positions. please stop trying to create the news and stick to reporting it. nobody needs to seek permission from anybody to use any name, so why spend so much time and effort reporting that someone didn't? also, didn't harry want to step out of the limelight? let him. well, we asked bbc news for their perspective on all of this but we are told that due to the legal sensitivities of the subject, they would not be able to comment at this stage or put forward anyone for interview. do le

the palace, a palace source at least, very keen to set the record straight as they saw it, and equally involved. novak djokovic will face rafa nadal in the french open semi finals, after battling past matteo berrettii in a match that saw spectators ejected from roland garros midway through. tennis fans were allowed into a night session for the first time, following a relaxation of paris's curfew from 9pm to 11pm. aruna iyengar has the details. celebrating new freedoms. tennis fans toasting the chance to watch the tennis greats at new night sessions at roland 5000 fans were allowed in for the quarter—final. an electric atmosphere as top—ranked novak djokovic was ahead in the first set. but the chairs turned to jeers as the quarter—final was stopped at a critical point in the fourth set, stopping play at 11pm in line with the new coronavirus curfew. unhappy fans were forced to leave the court. a cathedral like silence for the rest of the match stop at the world number one perhaps making up for the lack of noise from the crowd by making some of his own. novak djokovic will now face 13 tim

. to their apartments in kensinuton palace. ., , kensington palace.ermany was like parliament, the _ kensington palace. germany was like parliament, the bundestag,| like parliament, the bundestag, has voted by a narrow majority to move the seat of parliament from bonn to berlin. berlin has celebrated into the night. the real focus _ celebrated into the night. the real focus of _ celebrated into the night. tue: real focus of attention celebrated into the night. tte: real focus of attention tonight was valentina tereshkova, the first woman cosmonaut.- was valentina tereshkova, the first woman cosmonaut. what do ou think first woman cosmonaut. what do you think of _ first woman cosmonaut. what do you think of the _ first woman cosmonaut. what do you think of the russian - first woman cosmonaut. what do you think of the russian woman l you think of the russian woman in space? — you think of the russian woman in space? |_ you think of the russian woman in sace? ~ , ., in space? i think it is a wonderful— in space? i think it is a| wonderful achievement in

the palace, a palace source at least, very keen to set the record straight as they saw it, and equallynvolved. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: whales on the move...we take a closer look at a massive pod documented off australia's coast — and their never before seen feeding behaviour. the day the british liberated the falklands and by tonight british troops had begun the task of disarming the enemy. in the heart of the west german capital, this was gorbimania at its height. the crowd packed seeing the man who has raised great hopes for an end to the division of europe. it happened as the queen moved towards horse's guard parade for the start of trooping the colour. the queen looks worried, but recovers quickly. as long as the pay to go see me, i will get out there and kick - them down the hills. what does it feel like to be the first man to cross the channel by your own power? it feels pretty neat. it feels marvellous, really. this is bbc news, the latest headlines. president biden has arrived in britain for a g7 summit on his first trip abroad since taking office. the eu says

it's one of more than a 1000000 objects at the palace come museum in the german city of gota. the huge number of treasures is being digitally catalogued as part of a massive project corner line. it doesn't. the corona virus is speeding up the project immensely off. this place and there are no more questions about why we are doing this project or whether it's necessary for whether it has to be so large and so well funded. in the digitalization process gets underway. in 20 minutes, 9 cameras capture every tiny detail of the salt container. the cameras are positioned on 3 levels because the salt salary is placed on a table that rotates, it can be photographed from all sides. different camera types record, different details. in darkened conditions, project has been structured light onto the object, allowing the outer cameras to capture its geometric shape. when the light is on the middle cameras then photograph the surface of the objects. this combination of 2 imaging processes is unique. it's even enabled scans of very optically challenging objects. we might, we took a photo of a

no, he did not palace source told the bbc, she was never asked for her permission.e not been supportive, they would not have used the name. at the same time, harry and meghan have instructed their lawyers to send out letters to various different news outlets saying that what the buckingham palace source told the bbc was false and defamatory and the news outlets should not repeat the allegations. news outlets should not repeat the alleuations. ., ~ news outlets should not repeat the alleuations. . ~ , g, meanwhile the queen has been presented with a rose on the eve of what would have been prince philips 100th birthday. the duke of edinburgh rose, a gift from the royal horticultural society, has already been planted in the gardens at windsor castle and sales of it will benefit the duke of edinburgh award scheme. the euros finally get under way on friday — a whole year late because of the pandemic — with wales and england playing at the weekend and scotland in action on monday. the month long tournament will see 2a teams take part in 51 games in 11 cities across europe

sussexes and buckingham palace. and this _ sussexes and buckingham palace. - different and this comes after sunday's announcement by harry and meghan that they are going to name their newborn daughter lilibet diana. 0verthe their newborn daughter lilibet diana. over the next couple of days, stories began to emerge from various sources that the queen had given permission for this to happen and then, as you say, a palace source told the bbc that the teen had, the phrase was, "never been asked about the name." that elicited a rather contradictory statement from the spokesman for the duke and duchess, who said that the queen was the first person harry told about the announcement, that he had it shared with her the hope of naming the child lilibet in her honour and that had she not been supportive, the couple would not have used the name. so two very different accounts and a pretty extraordinary clash of versions. . ~ pretty extraordinary clash of version— pretty extraordinary clash of versions. ., ~ , ., , . the time is

in the gardens of buckingham palace.involve some of the biggest entertainment stars in the world. there will be places from members of the public and details of that ballot for places will be released in due course. on sunday the 5th of june we will have a street party in the big jubilee lunch will take place which is a chance for communities to come together and then the platinum jubilee pageant right outside the parents with 500,000 people taking part. —— 5000 people taking part. after a couple of bumpy and sad months for the queen the palace want to focus on the central component of the monarchy which is the monarch herself. time for a look at the weather, here's ben rich. and another record—breaking day of sunshine. the warmest idea so far. just above 20 degrees just outside the warmest idea so far. just above 20 degreesjust outside london the warmest idea so far. just above 20 degrees just outside london and the warmest day of the year for wales and scotland for the northern ireland matching its previous highest fig

dan kerman live for us in the palace of fine arts with more on this troubling trend.nd. >> well, this is one of the hot spots palace of fine arts also a hot spot from aquatic park all the way down to pier 39 that tourist area. but it's not just tourist area sits right outside where many of the locals live here in san francisco. this problem continues on. and in fact, after taking a bit of a pause during the covid pandemic. things are now back on the uptick. >> john car was broken into over the weekend. there is dubose triangle home. you know, you care about this all the time. so i've been very diligent to to not leave anything in their chicago resident jessica hoped was not as lucky when she had her rental car broken into in chinatown on monday. i believe we're on the hook. $500 with the rental company slash insurance. that's our deductible. and as for my stuff. >> the purse was actually kind of a nice purse. so i probably out $500 if i want to replace everything is well and nashville resident nicholas kill had his backpack stolen when his rental car was broken into.

kieran, staying with you, to pick up on this, the palace sense for william to rescue the union.cotland. it is interesting that they are saying that these fears are being expressed and that they are known to be expressed by the royal household, at least according to this article. the sunday times _ least according to this article. tie: sunday times points least according to this article. tte: sunday times points out least according to this article. t“t2 sunday times points out in least according to this article. tt2 sunday times points out in the least according to this article. t“t2 sunday times points out in the same article that there is still no love lost between the queen and boris johnson and it seems that that confidence or lack thereof in the prime minister spreading to the rest of the palace when it comes to the state of the union. borisjohnson is not popular in scotland personally. the uk government doesn't seem to have a coherent plan at the moment, or hasn't been articulating about how it is going to keep scots persuaded of the merits of the union but it is interestin

the palace, or a palace source at least, very keen to set the record straight, as they saw it, and equally had gone through all of the proprieties involved. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: why 5,000 tennis fans were forced to leave their seats during the french open, quarterfinals. the day the british liberated the falklands. and by tonight, british troops had begun the task of disarming the enemy. in the heart of the west german capital, this was gorby—mania at its height. the crowd packed to see the man who, for them, has raised great hopes for an end to the division of europe. it happened as the queen moved towards horse guards parade for the start of trooping the colour. gunshots the queen looks worried but recovers quickly. as long as they'll - pay to go and see me, i'll get out there and kick 'em down the hills. - what does it feel like to be the first man to cross the channel by your own power? it feels pretty neat. it feel marvellous, really. this is bbc world news. the latest headlines: on his first foreign trip as president, joe biden touches down in the uk. 0n the eve o

the closure of the palace to visitors last summer had a detrimental effect on palace revenue, down moreit meant that in some areas such as the palace picture gallery, work was able to proceed without interruption. for the queen, who had herfirst face—to—face audience with the prime minister yesterday since march of last year, it should mean that the palace is ready to receive visitors again in time for her platinum jubilee next year. nicholas witchell, bbc news. as nicholas witchell mentioned in his report there, the queen met with borisjohnson yesterday for the first time in more than a year. let's have a listen to what was said. it's just one of those moments, because as everyone is aware, the body of what they talk about is completely private, nothing has ever leaked ever from those things, but sometimes they do that little arrival where the cameras are there and everyone knows, they are listening in, to capture those moments. listening in, to capture those moments-— listening in, to capture those moments. , , ., moments. prime ministers have said that is the only _ moments. prime mi

the creation can be seen at kensington palace in london.s report does have flashing imagery. >> it was the wedding, the dress. even the archbishop of canterbury described the day as the stuff of fairytales. 750 million people tuned in to watch. 600,000 people tried to see for themselves along the routes. >> outcome the bride and groom. >> the dress, the wedding, it marked a he shift between public and press and the royal family. it was the beginning of the session with this girl. >> the wedding took place on a warm wednesday. it was a bank holiday. it was essential viewing on the telly. >> i got dressed up to watch the royal wedding. >> how old were you? >> i was six. >> i was 17. >> didn't look like a fairytale? >> like every girl's dream. >> nobody i knew did not watch it. >> the dresses on display for the first time in 25 years. all 25 feet of train, 10,000 mother-of-pearl sequins, and lots of ruffles. along with the other items in the collection, including the coronation gown from 1937, it is a challenge to keep them in their full royal

that there was tension, behind palace doors. >> they had a good relationship, the three of them.. harry is a very impetuous sort of person. william is very much more considered. he is very controlled, in what he does. and i think he looked at harry, moving very, very quickly towards marriage. and just said, hold on a minute. are you sure you're not going too fast here? >> you look at harry and william's parents. they didn't take huge amount of time to get to know each other. that marriage was not successful. whereas, you know, william and kate spent many years getting to know each other. and making sure that she would be able to take on those responsibilities and the weight of responsibility. and i think, william probably just wanted to make sure that meghan knew what she was getting herself into. >> what prince william may have said, with brotherly concern, according to sources close to harry. was taken in a very different way. that it wasn't brotherly concern but, perhaps, he had overstepped, in a way. >> reporter: there were, also, stories in the press that painted meghan in a

i5 buckingham palace and the family. type of roles they are employed in. whether any of they are employed in. whether any of the roles are senior roles for example. they haven't specified that. i think there is a mix of people in different ranks of the royal household. i think they are keen to make as individuals more visible, i think, because with some exceptions, those big occasions, the state occasions, they look very white. and, of course, the royalfamily looks very white, particularly now that meghan has left the royal family. so, they are going to have to do something about this. they have set this target of 10% by the end of 2022, but i think there is going to be a real push to try and address this sooner, rather than later. as they themselves sat, this is no far enough, as yet. so, work to be done. is no far enough, as yet. so, work to be done-— is no far enough, as yet. so, work to be done. ., ~ i. , . ., to be done. thank you very much for our to be done. thank you very much for your thoughts _ to be done. than

max foster, cnn, buckingham palace. >>> a superstar is born. still causing upsets. in game one wednesday night, they beat the bucks on the road. and once again it was the superstar trae young who did most of the damage. the 22-year-old scored 48 points along with 11 rebounds and six assists. meanwhile a dramatic neat of action in the european football championship where germany were heading out of the tournament until a late equalize r and instead knocked out their opponents hungary. and the other game portugal and france drew 2-all, so both go through to the next round. cristiano ronaldo has thousand scored 109 international goals, a tie for the all-time record. >>> and spain finally came alive, thrashing slovakia 5-nil. and that is it for now. back to you. >>> and that is our newscast. "early start" is next. -hey. -hi. whoa, nice car. thanks, yeah. i actually got a great deal on it too, although my interest rate is awful. have you checked your credit? i got like a free score from some app or something like that. but lenders don't even use tha

but no, she didn't, a palace source told the bbc, she was never asked for permission.uple would not have used the name. meanwhile, as you say, harry and meghan's lawyers have written to various different national news outlets, saying that what the palace source told the bbc was defamatory and false, and that there was outlets should not repeat there was outlets should not repeat the allegations at all. collide all right, jonny, thank you very much. the trial of the teenager accused of murdering two sisters in a london park has begun. 19—year—old danyal hussein is accused of stabbing nicole smallman and bibaa henry injune last year. the court heard how hussein had made a pact with the devil promising to sacrifice women in exchange for winning the lottery. he denies the murder charges. june kelly has more. last weekend, mina smallman and herfamily had to face the first anniversary of the deaths of her two daughters. today they came to the old bailey to see a teenager go on trial accused of killing them both. bibaa henry, on the left, died within hours of celebrating her

now the palace say they do comply with such legislation and spirit and in practice.of people, particularly after the interview with prince harry and meghan by oprah winfrey, is that good enough? are they doing enough to protect and promote diversity within the royal household? poppy? jim? >> anna stewart, a story to follow. thank you very much. we'll be right back. we now find that 85% of individual investors are interested in sustainable investing. among millennials, the interest is even stronger. ♪ one of the big trends in sustainable investing is data, and the ability to understand how sustainable your investments are. by taking that information into account, investors can make better decisions for the long term. sustainability is not about one number. it's about variables like water usage, data privacy, consumer trust, diversity, land use and conservation. all types of investors are now considering this in their investment decisions. this is not niche. one in four dollars globally is following some form of sustainable investing. with sustainable investing at this

. >>> guardian newspaper uncovered a trove of old records from buckingham palace.ey reveal and what the palace is saying now. ss, we must keep taking steps forward. we believe the future of energy is lower carbon. and to get there, the world needs to reduce global emissions. at chevron, we're taking action. tying our executives' pay to lowering the carbon emissions intensity of our operations. it's tempting to see how far we've come. but it's only human... to know how far we have to go. >>> more trouble for britain's royal family after "the guardian" newspaper dug up old records showing a history of racial discrimination at buckingham palace. the documents from the national archives revealed the palace banned, quote, colored immigrants or foreigners from holding clerical positions until at least the 1960s. they were, however, allowed to be domestic servants. >> the palace told cnn in a statement that secondhand conversations from over 50 years ago should not be used to draw modern day comparisons. it adds significance after prince harry and duchess meghan came forw

guatemala city in guatemala national palace. us vice president comma le harris issued a blank message to central american migrants looking to travel to the united states . i want to be clear to folks in this region who are thinking about making that dangerous track for the united states. mexico border do not come. do not come. harris was tasked in march by president joe biden to help stem the record flow of migrants that of surged along the southern board of the united states and mexico. since he took office, a majority from guatemala vimovo was standing next to harris in remarks to the press. what i'm all a president. alejandro g m a k said the solution is increased economic opportunity so migrants will choose to stay in their homeland. you can look around him, people leave due to a lack of opportunity, going to municipalities that are areas of greater migration from the how and side with the areas where poverty is greater. so we need to fight poverty. but corruption is another challenge. the united states has given guatemala more than 1600000000 and aid over the past decade to fight

the data from freedom shine palace is stored here at the university library in vienna. turning the 3 d scans into augmented reality feels like a bit of a game. but the benefits are manifold. the point where the museum signs are too small to read, usually and hang too low. that's what we hear again and again. but here i'll be able to use my mobile device to look at an item and animated the figure i see then will give me contextual information on my smartphone. and that tells a story. we know how the object ended up and go to for example. and we know what makes it of interest to research. i can't capture that in any checks and fixed. the locked down has fuel the desire for virtual access to collections. but google has been working with museums for the past decade to digitize their inventories, the state museum and frankfort, for example, have found new fans through its online exhibition. the museums podcasts are popular to but putting items online also makes them available to other experts, allowing museums around the world to do research together. they can lend out exhibits in the for

the palace or a palace source at least is very keen to set the record straigh as they saw it., harry and meghan were very firm that they thought they had gone through all of the proprieties involved. philippa: our royal correspondent, there. let's take you back to the live pictures there from eastern england and suffolk, where joe biden has arrived together with jill biden, first lady. he's due to speak in the next half-hour to you -- u.s. air force personnel and their families. he's got quite a welcome, you can see plenty of evidence of the stars & stripes among those gathered at the air force base. as he arrived, white house sources said the u.s. will be supplying 500 million doses of covid vaccines to around 100 countries over the next year. that was one of the key issues, wasn't it, how the wealthiest nations will help others around the world access vaccinations against covid-19. lots more on the g7 agenda. we will be bringing you more of that in the days to come. narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... narrator: financiaservices firm, ray

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the data from freedom shine palace is stored here at the university library, indiana. turning the 3 d scans into augmented reality feels like a bit of a game. but the benefits are manifold. with them for august, the museum signs are too small to read easily and hang too low. that's what we hear again and again. but here i'll be able to use my mobile device to look at an item and animated. the figure i see then will give me contextual information on my smartphone and that tells a story, we know how the object ended up and go to for example. and we know what makes it of interest to research. and i can't capture that in any checks time text. the lockdown has fewer the desire for virtual access to collections. but google has been working with museums for the past decade to digitize their inventories. the state of museum in frankfort, for example, has found new fans through its online exhibition, the museums, podcasts, the popular to but putting items online also makes them available to other experts, allowing museums around the world to do research together. they can lend out exhibits in