and, probably, the palace went underground. locals they say that those who walk on good friday, so the park at midnight can see the exact same picture. in all its glory , believe it or not? i don't know, but i didn't see it, i didn't read it, i didn't hear it. e those who were this the healer meanwhile believe the legends don't believe you should definitely come here to see this picturesque beautiful park with all these paths with all these picturesque canals, even this weather will not spoil your impression. not all the doors , as i would like, are open for me a little creepy, but in our country everything is authentic for a scary and mystical film, was it really and where did the people go along with the carriages? unfortunately, these are only the remains of a whole ensemble of the jesuit monastery, which was built in the 17th century. and i need a door, yes, something to get inside, and there are several of them, but i'll have to wander a little, because today not all the doors, as i would like , are open for me. i’ll look

the slovski palace is the pearl of neo-gothic architecture on the territory of belarus, this palace wasuilt in andolina according to slovski in 1838 in the style of english non-gothic, construction lasts 12 years and ends in 1850, initially the palace had 88 rooms of halls, however, in subsequent years. after the restoration of perestroika, the palace has approximately 132. it had a rather vast territory, about the fourth of modern the brest region in his possession was a lot of factories, his condition allowed him to build such a large palace. the mandalin had three children, two daughters and one son. ah, inheritance. everything goes to the son. however, after the death of his father. he will not be able to pay off the debts that he had in the bank and he has to mortgage the family estate in the account for a long time further than the palace. this palace passes into state ownership, but the first world war begins. here during the first world war. the palace was plundered, partially destroyed, then the soviet-polish war begins, as a result of which the kostovo land falls into the poss

further , the palace, er, is acquired by various people, but they will not live here.ways even to come and the creator will be empty , then this palace passes into state property, but the first world war begins. here in years. first world war. the palace was plundered, partially destroyed, then the soviet-polish war begins, as a result of which the kosovo land falls into the possession of the polish republic. and here in the palace at that time a rural economic school was opened, in which beekeepers and gardeners were trained. and also the kostovo admin will be located here. unfortunately, the further development of the palace again breaks the war. and here in 1944. as a result of a strong fire, the palace of the kosciuszko estate burns down and the guy also burns down. in principle, after the war, the palace was never restored, and only in 1995 it becomes a historical and cultural value of the republic of belarus . in 2008, the first money for restoration is allocated. the restoration of the palace begins in 2008; it officially ended on december 23, 2022. in 2004, the

and, probably, the palace went underground.t the one who walks good friday, so the park at midnight can see exactly the same picture. in all its glory , believe it or not? i don't know, but i didn't see it, i didn't read it, i didn't hear it. and those who were this healer meanwhile believe the legends do not believe you should definitely come here to see this picturesque beautiful park with all these. the information struggle and the clash of ideology on journalists is a huge layer of responsibility; they fix the reality of a new format of international relations, where every step has diplomatic significance; these exits should not make us weaker, but stronger, so that people of different points of view are able to hear each other, if we do not want to hear each other, why it is important to meet not to receive super profits from the sale of natural resources. there's something else enrichment of some units. yes, and what, simply put, you did for the motherland as you develop your native country. not all doors are as i would l

pasha sp are the initials of the palace itself.hen viewed from above, but i did not go up on a plane in a helicopter. unfortunately, i would like to, but i came across a layout plan and yes, not visible confirmed olesya well, you know, uh, i had to find again ghost what is the last time? i often looked for them. and what i want to say is that there were some points, well, there was a squeak, but it disappeared, so there are questions. although the locals say yes. they saw there, yes, how it is not there. it was a project of rock, paper, scissors, quest, solve mysteries, destroy. ends so far hard training and exciting competition roughly speaking with myself in training by numbers i look at it i analyze it now i’m formalized, and i was satisfied with the competitions i passed to pass the finish line and show, we have guys, there are creative guys who can and who can play decent football at a good level, but it takes time for them to do it, well, the heart rejoices, fair meetings, right? 75 games 75 tigers played for the national tea

has buckingham palace said an hint americas. has buckingham palace said anything more — americas.about _ americas. has buckingham palace said anything more about this? _ americas. has buckingham palace said anything more about this? the - americas. has buckingham palace said anything more about this? the palacel anything more about this? the palace has responded _ anything more about this? the palace has responded saying _ anything more about this? the palace has responded saying it _ anything more about this? the palace has responded saying it will _ has responded saying it will cooperate with research and allowing full access to the royal archives. they have also said they king is profoundly... he takes this issue profoundly... he takes this issue profoundly seriously and since his accession to the throne he has continued to pledge to deepen his understanding of the impact of slavery with vigour and determination and we know as well to date the runnymede trust which is a think tank group looking into race equality across the uk, they welcome the access to the royal archives. but

it was located in the potemkin palace, which is located, respectively, in krichev, which used to have it? yes, in soviet times , pochemkin did not live in sovetsk anymore, i know that well done, what was most often located in such cities, we surrender, we surrender a boarding school. ugh let's move on. well, it's close, well, what kind of royal people have visited. scream. so catherine ii just exactly a good option. yes, i don't know, i don't know them either. there were many royalty there. very consecutive. we will now call it a long time will take peter i yes, the old clues. at you are not there either. this is your last opportunity to earn at least one hint. yes, the prince , then he built his palace in order to make peace with the effective second, did he manage to make peace, as there is some evidence of this somewhere, of course. i know she's only one night. i think not, but also on whose side if they reconciled, how did you have evidence that yes , they really didn’t reconcile with me, and you have one hint, thanks to me passing the quest. we managed on the one hand easily. mas

again, and this is the vicinity of the presidential palace. we do know that the army did blood, the roads leading to the presidential palace just about 15 to 20 minutes ago. but there are, there have been the presence of rapid support forces inside the presidential palace as well. because again, behalf of the rapid support for this is the deputy head of the sovereignty council that the governing body here and put down while the head of the army general i've been for the hon. is the head of the sovereign to council. so lots of confusion here with regard to what's happening right now. what we do know again is that there is fighting between the 2 sides in so, but in murder we where tension has been added, speak for the past 24 to 48 hours. and despite the fact that we per statements from both a rather from mediator saying that both the head of the army and the head of the rapid support for the already to be escalate the situation just hours after hearing from me data is that the army that the head of the army is ready to de escalate. we here in g

d0 westminster abbey to buckingham palace. ,., westminster abbey to buckingham palace. ~ ., , ., palace? because they know as _ palace. do we know why that is? because they know as you - because they know as you mentioned it was a very long procession route before, we know that these carriages actually, they may look glamorous but they are not all that comfy and it can be a bumpy ride, so why have they shortened the route, do we know? i shortened the route, do we know? ~ ., shortened the route, do we know? ~' ., ., know? i think there are a coule know? i think there are a counle of _ know? i think there are a couple of things - know? i think there are a couple of things going i know? i think there are a | couple of things going on. know? i think there are a - couple of things going on. one, you have a king and queen who, this time around our 7a and 75 years old whereas in 1953 we had a 26—year—old queen and she later sort a famously described the route as long and uncomfortable, but she was also sort of putting on this very elaborate show for so many people. for months before the queen'

what did you make of this move today by buckingham palace?— by buckingham palace?a _ by buckingham palace? firstly i think it's a very _ by buckingham palace? firstly i think it's a very welcome - by buckingham palace? firstly i think it's a very welcome move. by buckingham palace? firstly i l think it's a very welcome move. i think it's a very welcome move. i think it's a very welcome move. i think it is overdue and it's a very welcome a move and it talks about and shows how we are increasingly realising how important slavery is in the making of this nation and its empire in the 17th and 18th century. it's part of a trend among many institutions like the bank of england, the church of england, the guardian, lloyd's insurance, many other places to look hard at their history and how it was involved with slavery. it talks about how slavery wasn't something that just slavery. it talks about how slavery wasn't something thatjust happen somewhere else overseas but had a direct impact on people here and it was a majorfoundation direct impact on people here and it was a m

this is the head building of our palace, her castle was here.an have it on the roof of a similar plan, he was a defense miner and according to kolkin was a defender. it was a castle, then yakim all the castles, and it’s younger than the weight of which the yanas were sometimes insignificant, having spent the other half of the eighteenth year, and i see the third. she was abandoned, they were empty of ruins and she was abandoned in the west at ends and just poobal on the sides. and there were just a report of the lining of the wall and such a member of the most mah e, ​​the bottles became symmetrical plans. and behind this glass, copies of the drawings of the same jan alebeker herself, the originals of the works , the building plans in the context of the menagerie and the park of the palace complex are stored in the warsaw people's library. in general, the interior of the room is made in the style of the 18th century, but here you can look at the same time in several centuries during excavations, archaeologists found foundations under the existin

it is planned to complete the construction restoration work in the palace in the near future.s augustow canal is still in demand, but not for the alloy of wood and goods, as it was in the 19th century, but for the recreation of tourists from all over the country. the length of the august canal is 101 km, can you imagine, and 22 km of them pass through the territory of belarus in 2006, the belarusian section of the canal was completely restored specialists restored the channel of the gateways , memorial plaques with the names of engineers , designers, wooden columns and drawbridges. but, and in our time in the village of dombrovka there is a pier, from which every day from may to november the ship sets off on a short journey along the august canal, it is most interesting to get on a flight. e with locking, but i'm out of luck, i hope you have a little more luck, they say it's insanely exciting. at one time, the channel was a real technological miracle, a large number of multi-level locks have added some technogenic zest to the beautiful local natural landscapes. the unique gate

to protect the presidential palace. so many of them who were using this road had to get from i won't get get down from their cars and walk home. we've spoken to residents around re out and around job road. those are residential districts which both had army camps. both deborah, andrea, that did they have, they had offices rather of the rapid support for this would be automatically become targets. are these offices become targets and battle between the 2 sites? both spoken to residence, then they say they've been keeping indoors. many of them say they're hiding under their beds, they're staying away from walton windows and any glass that that they say could possibly show that they're indoors because they're worried about being caught in the crossfire. and that is the concern, stanny, the rapid support forces and the sudanese armed forces, the station around the country. they have troops around the country list. they're stationed in residential neighborhood as well. hot dorm, for example. many places where you have basis

back at buckingham palace, there'll be a royal salute and, one imagines, an appearance on the palaceconfirmed. 0ne innovation — the palace has launched a new emoji to mark the coronation. so a ceremony rooted in history with at least one modern touch. nicholas witchell, bbc news. controversial influencer andrew tate and his brother tristan are being questioned by romanian prosecutors while having their electronic devices searched. it's the first time the two brothers have left house arrest, where they were placed more than a week ago after being released from a three—month long detention. tate, a british—american former kickboxer with millions of online followers, along with his younger brother and two romanian women, are under investigation for alleged human trafficking and rape. a new project has been launched to secure the future of engangered exmoor ponies — and a stallion named after alan partridge is leading the way. he's the first to take part in a gene bank scheme, which will map the genetics of the line. janine jansen has been to find out more. alan partridge could be the sa

and the palace.hey were built for the international university sports festival, reportage alberta musina softly almost without splashing, young divers work out the basic elements. in this hall, future champions are pioneers. his doors. today , for the first time, the new palace of water sports was opened . four separate pools with their stands, a choreographic hall , a hall for dry swimming, are undergoing a full test drive. the hall of dry jumps called about him and the athletes. a lot more athletes have been dreaming here for a long time. can train at the same time. e. secondly, there are no no pit where you can jump from the platform , towers were added, a foam pit, which did not exist before, it turns out there are more jumps and more tracks. they got better. it helps a lot to train the sports complex will become the heart of the future village of the international university sports festival and one of its key venues this year slowed down the introductory disciplines. dozens of teams from the cou

it is planned to complete the construction and restoration work in the palace in the near future.ustow canal is still in demand, but not for alloy, but for wood and goods, as it was in the 19th century, and for tourists from all over the country. passes through the territory of belarus in 2006 , the belarusian section of the canals was completely restored by specialists ; a ship on a short trip along the august canal , the most interesting thing is to get on a flight with a lock, but i'm not lucky, i hope you 're a little more lucky, they say it's insanely exciting. at one time, the short landscape had some technogenic zest. the unique gateway allows you to overcome a height difference of about 10 m, and the whole trip will take you about an hour. more than 100 years ago , two treatments cruised along the august canal , tourists of those times considered locking, no matter what you travel on the august canal, and a boat on a catamaran on a ship is absolutely unimportant. i'm sure you'll absolutely love it, because there's crazy beauty all around. kekanal gathers friends tourists f

but alongside the photograph, the palace also issued this. with images of nature. birds, butterflies, flowers and a green man. but it's not the images, but the words that have caught the eye. the invitation refers to the coronation of king charles iii and queen camilla. the wording, camilla, the queen consort, has been dropped. and it's clear that that is quite deliberate. the time has come, the palace and no doubt the king feel, for the wife of the king to be known as the queen. and after she's crowned alongside the king at westminster abbey on the 6th of may, she will be referred to as queen camilla. one other point of interest. among the eight pages of honour who will process through the abbey with the king and queen will be nine—year—old prince george. he will get a very close view of the ceremony in which one day he will be the central figure. nicholas witchell, bbc news. live now to nicholas witchell. do you think this is what king charles always wanted to his wife camilla to be known as queen camilla? i camilla to be known as queen cam

the presidential palace is something symbolic. neither here nor there. they have offices there, but it will have a huge hit on the morale of what the legal that should the army lose the presidential pilot. it would affect their more deeply answered the aren't that losing. i would like them. but there are also other areas. now the for city still by where all the from the are, but they're now under control of that army campus there. in the 4th, the beach, we went to see what the phase 2 meant to national airport. whoever control company, national airports would be controlling major supply line. when does become a full on civil war between the 2 side here and then the back and forward is quite crucial. and obviously the television is still under control all over the human cost. now that we've seen, we've heard from b for denise doctors association, biggest really to statement thing, but there are lots of injuries coming into hospitals. and this was the concern, the fact that the rapids and the army, they're in residential neighborhoods. they're not in battl

lead through patrick bamford but palace levelled just before the break through marc guehi and leedsecond half, jordan ayew scored twice, eberechi eze and odsonne edouard were also on the scoresheet for palace. that's two wins out of two for them since roy hodgson returned to palace, and they are six points above the relegation zone. this is a good day, but it's not going to be good days forever. i have been lucky so far. i have an excellent three or four weeks of training which i really enjoyed. i've had an excellent three or four weeks�* training which i've really enjoyed. i have seen the team play very well in two matches. i suppose if i was a younger less cynical person i might be — i might be enjoying it more than i am because i've still got an eye on the fact that we aren't clear yet from relegation zone. this can change, you can win two in a row, but as we know, you can lose as many as five or six in a row. i got to make certain the good things we did today throughout the game, but in particular, i think, maybe for the last ten minutes of the first half and all the second half

thank you. -- palace- this _ press and the pa lance. thank you. -- palace.and the pa lance. thank you. -- palace. this sound like a - press and the pa lance. thank you. -- palace. this sound like a joke. l —— palace. this sound like a joke. but a moose walked into a cinema in alaska and gave staff a fright. the young woman seems comfortable. the press and the pa lance. thank you. —— palace. this sound like a joke. but a moose walked into a cinema in alaska and gave staff a fright. the young woman seems comfortable. she has her phone out. but the moose, he enters the lobby and munching on popcorn. staff said the moose stayed for a while and then quietly headed back outside. stay with us on bbc news. more to come. we will bring you up—to—date on what is happening in sudan. and also more on president biden announcing that he will be running again. hello. it has been a cold and frosty start for many, but dry with sunshine away from the north of scotland. as we move through the second half of the day it will remain chilly and the blue skies will be replaced by a

in the palace, links between the royalfamily about an article in the palace, links between the royalright back to 1564, the paper reports elizabeth the first gave a large royal ship to sirjohn hawkins in exchange for profits and flagged a previously unseen documents, a transfer of 100,000 spurs worth of shares in the royal african company to king william iii african company to king william ii! from edward coulston, a name you remember associated with the slave trade. lots of historical links and this is clearly an issue that the king felt needed to be explored. very interesting when you look at the language the royal family has used over the last 12 months, they have talked repeatedly on several occasions about regret, about sorrow but have been pushed and still no explicit apology?— but have been pushed and still no explicit apology? absolutely and you heard there that _ explicit apology? absolutely and you heard there that is _ explicit apology? absolutely and you heard there that is what _ explicit apology? absolutely and you heard there that is what is _ explicit apology? absolut

more than half is spent on the upkeep of its palaces and other properties. received from the crown estate revenues increased from 15% to 25%, and that was to pay for the upkeep and refurbishment of this, buckingham palace, over ten years. there's been criticism of some aspects of the royals' spending. in the last year of the queen's reign, they spent more than £2 million on helicopters and £800,000 on privatejets. the royal family loves helicopters, it loves private jets, and then goes around lecturing people about climate change. prince charles, as he then was, took a helicopter to cambridge to lecture people about this "poor old planet". there are security issues. they have to travel that way, often. they don't have to travel by helicopter. they can travel by train. they have security people with them. oh, that's absolute rubbish. i mean, there are always people who are going to gainsay anything that the king does. lord soames is an old friend of the king. charles was best man at his wedding. when he uses helicopters or the train or whatever, it is for a v

around noon, the north vietnamese times reached the presidential palace gates. the 1st north vietnamese tag it 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 kneel. got that classic shot with the flag of the national liberation front, waving from the top. the tag bowed up to view the monk. come those, can you come go? the monk come to josh, i am the guy. i knew more a lot more in a that i told up long it more. come go high. totally boy feel mockingly. oh, phone meetings. i hope laugh and new navy. now, me, i came back to the caravel hotel and i was very much in this location, came out to the balcony and spotted in this direction, north vietnamese tanks. this area which is now a subway construction area, had a passable road. the road took the north vietnamese tanks out to the square. they made a right turn, which in those days was freedom st. heading down towards the saigon river. mm. returning to the count of cameras on eric tighter and corresponded brian baron films the rousing v

buckingham palace hasjust buckingham palace has just released buckingham palace hasjust released a wealth carriages and the priceless crown jewels chosen to play a starring role. without further ado here is the latest from our royal correspondent. less than four weeks now to their big day, and preparations for the coronation of king charles iii and the crowning of camilla as his queen are in full swing. first the route that will take them from buckingham palace to westminster abbey and back again has been confirmed. from the palace, down the mall to trafalgar square and then down whitehall, around parliament square to the abbey's west door, the return route will be the same journey in reverse, door, the return route will be the samejourney in reverse, a much shorterjourney the samejourney in reverse, a much shorter journey than the samejourney in reverse, a much shorterjourney than that taken by the late queen elizabeth after her coronation. the king and queen consort will travel to the coronation in one of the newest royal carriages, the diamond jubilee state coach escorted by the househ

and so that finally a happy period begins in the history of this chic palace. thank you i.rrived because it has already been seen. uh, i think in the coming years. the object will be brought to the next state palace rooms during the time of the valuychivichi and local legends are told, they say. there were old specially brought columns, stucco molding on the ceiling, a bas-relief with scenes from the life of the ancient greeks. it is planned to complete the construction and restoration work in the palace in the near future. nowadays, the famous augustow canal is still in demand, but not for alloy, but for wood and goods, as it was in the xix century, but for the rest of tourists from all over the country. in 2006 , the belarusian section of the canal was completely restored by specialists ; well, in our time , traveling along the august canal is most interesting to get on a flight with locking, but i'm not lucky, i hope you 're a little more lucky, they say it's insanely exciting. at one time, the channel was a real some man-made zest. the unique gateway allows you to overc

buckingham i palace revealed today, it's partner in a research historic royal palace a charity whichyal buildings and partnering with research in manchester. she is exploring among other things the links between the british monarchy and the transatlantic trades during the 17th and 18th century foot up the 17th and 18th century foot up the royal house supporting research by allowing full access to the royal collection and the royal archives the project started in october 2022, that's just after the king exceeded the throne it is due to be completed in september 2026. the the throne it is due to be completed in september 2026.— the throne it is due to be completed in september 2026. the key question, what do we actually _ in september 2026. the key question, what do we actually know— in september 2026. the key question, what do we actually know about - in september 2026. the key question, what do we actually know about the i what do we actually know about the historic connections? i5 historic connections? i3 interesting, the buckingham palace release this information after being asked

the palace said, king charles takes the issues "profoundly seriously" the palace said king charles takes access to its archives, with the study due to be completed in 2026. arley gill is chairman of grenada's national reparations commission. he explained what action he wanted from the palace. we would want and demand that that profound sorrow be converted into an apology for acceptance that what they have done is a crime against humanity and they should make some repair with regards to the harm that was caused by the actions and the involvement in the slave trade and slavery. so, we're hoping that this research will trigger the discussion of reparative justice in the castle of the british monarchy and indeed, in the parliament of the british government in the soonest possible time. i asked our royal correspondent, sarah campbell, how significant this is. what we know so far is that it's historic royal palaces, which is effectively a charity which looks after royal palaces, has become a partner in this research project which is being carried out by a researcher at the university of manche

that moves palace up to 12th, leeds remain 2 points above the relegation zone.y took the lead through patrick bamford but palace levelled just before the break through marc guehi and leeds unravelled in the second half, jordan ayew scored twice, eberechi eze and odsonne edouard were also on the scoresheet for palace. that's two wins out of two for them since roy hodgson returned to palace, and they are 6 points above the relegation zone. this is a good day, but it will not be good days forever. i have been lucky so far. had an excellent few, four weeks of training which i have really enjoyed. i've seen the team play well in the matches. so i suppose if i were a younger, less cynical person, i may be enjoying it more than i am because i still have an eye on the fact that we are not clear yet from the relegation zone. this can change and you can win to win a row as you know, you could lose as many as five or six in a row. i'm going to make certain that the good things we did today throughout the game and in particular may be for the last ten minutes of the first h

the palace hosts wedding ceremonies and photo shoots.ou can also rent a room in an atmospheric hotel and have a delicious meal in a restaurant. do you love running as much as the people of gomel love it? for the third time, they have been inviting joggers from all over the country and beyond outside to take part in the sosh half marathon, the project is scheduled for may 27. the race will traditionally start in the evening at 22:00. the first bipod half marathon was held in gomel back in 2021, then about 300 participants ran along the central streets and parks of the city, according to the organizers, the distances of 21 10 and 5 km remained the same , by the way, people from 18 years old are allowed to participate if you have not passed registration, then find the website of the organizers on the internet and welcome to a healthy race. in gomel it is possible that this is where we will meet personally. love theater performances. this news is definitely for you in mogilev, the sixteenth international theater forum has started. march cont

back at buckingham palace, there'll be a royal salute and — one imagines — an appearance on the palaceirmed. one innovation — the palace has launched a new emoji to mark the coronation. so, a ceremony rooted in history with at least one modern touch. nicholas witchell, bbc news. earlier, i spoke to historian kelly swaby, who shared her thoughts on what could be expected from king charles�* coronation ceremony. the first is it is 260 years old. it has been preserved very well for the last 70 years, has only come out forjubilee. we saw it for the platinum jubilee, for instance. the second reason is the king is 7a and the gold state coach is a horrible ride. no—one has ever enjoyed riding it, and i think for a bit of an older gentleman, in contrast to the queen, who was only 25, maybe an hour, multiple—hour long journey through london may be a bit too much. i think it is a wise decision. it will be nice for us to see the gold state coach on the day, because there was a question on whether we would see it, and the fact that we are will only add to the splendour of the day. the most special

back at buckingham palace, there'll be a royal salute and, one imagines, an appearance on the palaceion — the palace has launched a new emoji to mark the coronation. so a ceremony rooted in history with at least one modern touch. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. reading, it isn't something that comes naturally to everyone, and for this man, it has been a struggle. i felt embarrassed, i was scared, quite silly. now that i am proud of myself for doing it.— myself for doing it. twice a week, he has a coach _ myself for doing it. twice a week, he has a coach with _ myself for doing it. twice a week, he has a coach with this _ myself for doing it. twice a week, he has a coach with this woman, i myself for doing it. twice a week, i he has a coach with this woman, who helps him to break down big words. he is doing this for one person. i have a little girl. this _ he is doing this for one person. i have a little girl. this woman - have a little girl. this woman wanted to — have a little girl. this woman wanted to use _ have a little girl. this woman wanted to use her _ h

well, yes, the rozhany castle was in no way inferior to the palaces of kings, you are the crest of power in moscow, because the time of troubles for russia is the chancellor. vkl supported false dmitry, who later called himself the russian tsar of detached actions according to clearly and although they were not always successful film directors , the idea flourished in the palace a little later, it was considered the best productions in europe, by the way, it should not have been his majesty the king of the commonwealth stanislav august was noticed. in the temple of ru, the female melpomene was completely renewed three times during the performance bromine 14 separate horses on the second one more magdalena ogneshko the wife of alexander sapegi passionately loved the idle life the balls of the theater and the husband in love could not refuse her in a modest desire to have a small theater of belarus in the castle so many allows himself still can not, oh, these women. if in one part of the military corps there was a theater with performances in french italian and in poland, the second one wa

back at buckingham palace, there'll be a royal salute and — one imagines — an appearance on the palaceion — the palace has launched a new emoji to mark the coronation. so, a ceremony rooted in history with at least one modern touch. nicholas witchell, bbc news. earlier, we spoke to autumn brewington, author of the washington post's royals newsletter, and we asked her for more details about the coronation of the queen consort, camilla. so, her coronation, she will be crowned after king charles is crowned and i've personally thought it was interesting — they've been sort of releasing these details and we are talking about this today since it's actually the couple's 18th wedding anniversary and when they got married 18 years ago, they couldn't be married in a church and it was announced that she was going to be princess consort at the time because people were very opposed to her becoming queen and now, the details are coming out injust a sign of how much more normal and expected this is. so, some of the differences that we are seeing from the details that have been released so far, for ex

one innovation, the palace has launched a new emoji to mark the coronation.ony rooted in history with at least one modern touch. >> now then, despite getting poor reviews, the animated movie super mario brothers broke box office records over the easter weekend. it is now the highest grossing game meditation and animated film over opening weekend racking in more than $300 million worldwide. but some do not get all the hype with one critic saying the family film is a ploy to sell merchandise. president biden has said he is planning to mount a second run for the white house. although he is not yet ready to make an official announcement in that regard. mr. biden who is 80 years old was speaking to the u.s. television network nbc during thennual easter egg role. his remarks are the strongest indication yet of his future intentions. that was the political side of the white house today. the rest of course is just fun with the big role which took place. mr. biden and the first lady jill biden hosted thousands of visitors on the south lawn of the white house. the trad

we have the palace of culture., he set the task of petr alexandrovich as a builder on a republican scale, he will be held for the first time at the grand level. not right here with us. for me, this was the most important challenge, because it was a from that period and then that it was already at gomselmash. and this holiday has actually become a republican scale, and peter alexandrovich now, probably, was very pleased with this particular project. we had guests and the turetsky choir came. we've seen the footage. yes, that is, a lot of representatives personally turkish came. and and probably, all of our representatives of the belarusian stage. yes, that is, this presidential orchestra performed. we had on stage, and this is fairs, this street is salut and exhibition areas and all complexes came and all enterprises and the whole industry. in fact, the holiday turned out just amazing. let's briefly talk about hotels. what is this new challenge and well, what can you say? what are your plans for the next 5 years? i

back at buckingham palace, there'll be a royal salute and, one imagines, an appearance on the palace. one innovation — the palace has launched a new emoji to mark the coronation. so a ceremony rooted in history with at least one modern touch. nicholas witchell, bbc news. victoria howard is with us, she is a royal expert and commentator, the founder of the crown chronicles. what you make of all the details you just heard there? i what you make of all the details you just heard there?— just heard there? i think the really interestin: just heard there? i think the really interesting details _ just heard there? i think the really interesting details was _ just heard there? i think the really interesting details was learning . just heard there? i think the really. interesting details was learning how charles wanted to steer this historic but personal ceremony. i still want to know who is coming! and what they are wearing. exactly. lets talk about _ and what they are wearing. exactly. lets talk about some _ and what they are wearing. exactly. lets talk about some of _ and what they are wea

back at buckingham palace, there'll be a royal salute and, one imagines, an appearance on the palace has launched a new emoji to mark the coronation. so a ceremony rooted in history with at least one modern touch. nicholas witchell, bbc news. all around the world, millions of people have been celebrating the easter weekend. later on monday, the traditional egg—rolling event will take place at the white house in washington. but in one town in western germany, when it comes to easter eggs, they do things a little differently, as the bbc�*s tim allman explains. normally this time of year, you eat easter eggs. but not here, in the town of horhausen. instead, theyjust chuck them, as far as they possibly can. contestants of all ages take part, throwing hard—boiled chicken eggs and the rules are remarkably simple. translation: the egg must remain intact and it should _ fly as far as possible. the best thing is to hold it between your index finger and your thumb. every participant has only one go and some throws are a little less impressive than others. the record, dating back more than 20 y

and that's because we're still within the vicinity of the presidential palace. and the fighting is still ongoing for the control of that, that location, the presidential palace, which despite not being a military installation, is going to be symbolic for whoever controls that and who would show who has the upper hand, at least for the time. but it is under the control all. so gunfire is still ongoing around the vicinity of the presidential palace around the airport, where 2 airlines have been hit around the northern parts of the capitol. and there are now civilian casualties being reported and heavy. heavy figure is being reported by the doctor, the association of injuries among civilians. and within the last few minutes, however, i've been reading reports of the fighting spreading even further in sedan fashion. in the, for my part i'll be good talk us through is this is situation where the country is being engulfed. if it sounds like all right, we might be having a bit of trouble getting through to him. she's doing an outstanding job, but clearly very challengi

back at buckingham palace, there'll be a royal salute and one imagines an appearance on the palace balconymed. one innovation — the palace has launched a new emoji to mark the coronation. so, a ceremony rooted in history with at least one modern touch. nicholas witchell, bbc news. i'm joined now by kelly swaby in huddersfield, who's a royal historian, having extensively covered the british royal family through her social media work. it is wonderful to get you on the programme, kelly, andjust it is wonderful to get you on the programme, kelly, and just to say, i don't know how much of my colleague nicholas witchell�*s report you are able to listen into there, but this decision to go for the shorter route and only use the 260—year—old golden state coach just one way, why did they make that decision? i state coach just one way, why did they make that decision?- they make that decision? i think there are two — they make that decision? i think there are two reasons. - they make that decision? i think there are two reasons. the - they make that decision? i think there are two reasons. the first|

back at buckingham palace, there�*ll be a royal salute and, one imagines, an appearance on the palacenovation — the palace has launched a new emoji to mark the coronation. so a ceremony rooted in history with at least one modern touch. nicholas witchell, bbc news. victoria howard is a royal expert and commentator — i asked her what she thinks about the details of the coronation ceremony that have been released. i think the really interesting details was learning how charles wanted to steer this historic but also personal ceremony. i still want to know who is coming! and what they are wearing. exactly. let�*s talk about some of the things mentioned there. there will be a shorterjourney than there was before but also they have been trying to make this coach a bit more comfortable. tell us about that. the gold state coach dates back to 1762 and was originally intended to be made for george iii�*s coronation but they missed out on that by about six months because it was such an ornate piece. it is made of wood, there are cherubs and tritons, painted panels across the whole thing but it is

where was the palace of nicholas manusen?kye surname, yes, she, maybe somewhere in the south of belarus , you want to say in the south of france in the west, not in the west. well, let's have two options east and north north, this is the vitebsk region. yeah, maybe the vitebsk region, no. i have no. vitebsk area your today's routes and the correct answer is 1 2 3 i have stolbtsovsky district. something about 80 km. i reached the village beyond the courtyards. that's just where it is, the sign is the village is not visible and most likely, it is located behind the railway bridge. what's behind my back? let's go look. in general, i would say that this is a village of some kind of microdistrict of the columns themselves, because in a straight line, if you walk from the central lesnaya street, this village can reach the city of the column itself. this is in the center of the village, the gates, an orthodox cross is installed here behind it is some kind of willow, in general it looks like a triangle, even a store. yes, i'm in the