let the small tomb of the romanovs is located in the peter and paul cathedral. simple explanation for this. therefore, i propose to rebury pyotr fedorovich this boy seven years have passed, why disturb the bones? moreover, right away it would be strange if we just dug up the coffin and transferred it to the peter and paul cathedral, so i suggest. suggest. raise the coffin yes and put on the crown of the lord let me dissuade you from this madness your majesty pretenders you must resolutely reassure. our people your majesty passing moved to the new coffin in the presence of you your majesty and petrovich's sticks will no longer be anyone no one should see how the ashes will be moved to a new place and others and all sorts of other things silkworm newspapermen will write all sorts of golematism. what censorship will not stop. i also offer the moment of this whole ceremony to the people. and no one forbids you, that's why they invited you to a meeting so that you could at least learn the ceremony. listen to the end, the coffin will be covered with a sauna and, with

centuries became a prison for the policemen, prisoners at the same time inside in the peter and paul cathedralall are buried russian emperors and empresses first called the fortress st. petersburg, but the name peter and paul took root. and from 1917 it became the official soviet time. petropavlovsk became a museum and with k historical and cultural reserves on may 27, 1916 us president woodrow wilson called for the creation of ligunations at the end of the first world war at a meeting of the peace enforcement league, this organization was created by the american algae wilson, who was concerned about the war in europe, said citing the united states not outside observers the interests of all. nations are our interests, it is believed that from that moment everything began according to the idea of ​​wilson. the league of nations was supposed to maintain peace on the planet, and they would play a leading role in this, the united states, he achieved the inclusion of the provision on the league of nations in the versailles agreement in in 1919, and for this he won the nobel peace prize, but the ame

buried in the imperial tomb after peter the great all the romanovs were kept in the peter and paul cathedralhe lavra? well, why is peter ii resting in moscow and they were afraid to bring him to the forbidden topic? i will go to woo you with a sword. my hand will not tremble. i'll show you something. bought a ring. ahead of time then why pull let's go oh no, count sheremetyevo did not send a letter. waiting for an answer. what is your relationship with king stanislav's adviser? what is your relationship with women ? i helped order him a runaway stroller myself. the man is pleasant, but stupid decided get rich in poland to make wheelchairs. kulibina calls with him. money so that the core flew to the door is worth the target hit, but a simple task. yes, i took the money for a year, i thought i came up with it. launches it into the sky dance stepan ivanovich where was he? i don't know, you have to find out. find out in russia, simple clear laws will be adopted. and they will remain unchanged until the end of time. will be accepted by all orthodox muslims and residents of the tatar steppes and b

three centuries it became a prison for the policemen, who were imprisoned inside the peter and paul cathedral, all russian emperors and empresses were buried, at first the fortress was called st. petropavlovsk became a museum and a historical and cultural reserve. on may 27, 1916, us president woodrow wilson called for the creation of ligunations at the end of world war i. at a meeting of the peace enforcement league, this organization was created by americans concerned about the war in europe. woodrow. wilson said the us quote is not outsiders observers interests of all. nations are our interests, it is believed that from that moment everything began according to the idea of ​​wilson. the league of nations was supposed to maintain peace on the planet, and they would play a leading role in this, the united states, he achieved the inclusion of the versailles agreement in 1919 , and for this he became a nobel peace prize laureate , but the american senate did not support the president and the united states itself in the league of nations did not enter. but the thoughts that the united states of

for three centuries became a prison for the policemen, who were imprisoned inside the peter and paul cathedraln emperors and empresses were buried, at first the fortress was called st. official soviet time. petropavlovsk has become a museum as well since the nineties. historical and cultural reserve on may 27, 1916, us president woodrow wilson called for the creation of ligunations at the end of the first world war. to the world, this organization was created by the american hydrogen, worried about the war in europe. wilson said the us quote is not outsiders observers interests of all. nations are our interests, it is believed that from that moment everything began according to the idea of ​​wilson. the league of nations was supposed to maintain peace on the planet, and they would have played a leading role in this, the united states, he achieved the inclusion of a provision on ligation in the versailles agreement in 1919 and for this he became a nobel peace prize laureate, but the american senate did not support the president and

for more than two centuries, the peter and paul cathedral, together with the spire, was the tallest building2.5 m, only in 1952, one of the stalinist skyscrapers broke the record , right, if not exactly the skyscraper on the kotelnicheskaya embankment. cathedral of st. petersburg 200 in the frieze of its northern portico there is a quote from the biblical psalm, lord, the king rejoice by your power, isaac, right. this was the last question. first round. let's sum it up 600 with nikita 1700 with andrey leading stanislav 4.800 ahead of the second round. the power of the taiga the power of the river the power of the mountains the power of the spirit the power of the will the power of beauty the power of the family the power of tradition the power of movement the power of light, a national treasure may 9, moscow red square military parade in honor of the 77th anniversary of the great victory don't miss tomorrow at 10:00 moscow time straight line broadcast on ntv mother's asterisk premiere may 10 at 15:00 on ntv i remember the name, fatigue to improve cerebral circulation work of the brain memory

the archbishop was due to deliver the sermon at the service at st paul's cathedral in london on fridayacross the country on thursday, eight images of the queen have been projected onto stonehenge. to many people, her majesty projects an enduring image of britishness around the world — so in thisjubilee week, our royal correspondent, daniela relph, looks at the queen's iconic image. one of the most photographed and painted people in the world. sometimes a vivid presence in public life. 0rjust a quiet part of our every day. being king or queen is an exclusive club. jordan's king abdullah is in a unique position to understand the pressures and privilege of monarchy. his father, king hussein, became king in 1952, the same year as the queen's accession. a close family bond that continues today. when you look at her majesty, you look at consistency. and i think putting the moral bar at the highest point possible. again, if you look at 70 years of british history, you've had good days and bad days. her majesty, i think, was a beacon of light, of hope, and continues to be, i believe, for your

on friday the 3rd ofjune, there will be a service of thanksgiving at st paul's cathedral.the derby, there will be the platinum party at the palace produced by the bbc — on a stage being built right in front of the palace. will the queen be there? it will be decided on the day. and then finally, on sunday the 5th ofjune, the gold state coach will be one of the main features in a jubilee pageant on the mall — though the queen will not be riding in it. so, it is clearly the queen's intention to be at trooping the colour and the service of thanksgiving — and at the other events if she can. nicholas witchell, bbc news. two historic cooling towers at the la robla coal fired power plant in leon in spain have been demolished. the power station was built in 1971 and will be replaced by a hydrogen power plant. it's formed part of the landscape of the mountains of the valle del alba region for decades but it took just seven seconds to be reduced to rubble. and now they are gone! that is it from us. see you soon. hello there. we've got some rain moving its way southwards through the r

on friday 3june, there will be a service of thanksgiving at st paul's cathedral.he derby, there will be the platinum party at the palace, produced by the bbc, on a stage being built right in front of the palace. will the queen be there? it will be decided on the day. and then finally, on sunday 5 june, the gold state coach will be one of the main features in a jubilee pageant on the mall — though the queen will not be riding in it. so, it is clearly the queen's intention to be at trooping the colour and the service of thanksgiving, and at the other events if she can. nicholas witchell, bbc news. four passengers have had a narrow escape after a plane crashed into a garden in texas. the aircraft had taken off from hobby airport in houston but within minutes, the pilot reported engine problems. he was trying to return to the airport when the plane came down just behind a row houses. —— came downjust behind a row of houses. no—one on the ground was injured and the pilot has been praised for avoiding the homes as the plane came down. all over the world, people are gene

on friday the 3rd ofjune, there will be a service of thanksgiving at st paul's cathedral. saturday the 11th ofjune, after the derby, there will be the platinum party at the palace produced by the bbc — on a stage being built right in front of the palace. will the queen be there? it will be decided on the day. and then finally, on sunday the 5th ofjune, the gold state coach will be one of the main features in a jubilee pageant on the mall — though the queen will not be riding in it. so, it is clearly the queen's intention to be at trooping the colour and the service of thanksgiving — and at the other events if she can. nicholas witchell, bbc news. back now to our top story and the election results. we now have the verdict of most of the voters who cast their ballots yesterday. the conservatives have been punished in parts of england, the lib dems have had several successes, and labour say their results mark a "turning point". 0ur political correspondent ben wright has been speaking to voters. the party has also won westminster for the first time ever. _ but gains outside of

the archbishop was due to deliver the sermon at the service at st paul's cathedral in london, which isyork, stephen cottrell, will take his place. deep peat moorland is being burned in some parts of england despite a ban, according to the bird protection charity the rspb and the climate group greenpeace. deep peat soils support rare ecosystems and store huge amounts of carbon, and last year the government introduced a ban on burning peat deeper than 40cm in some protected areas, but the two charities say they have evidence of dozens of fires which they believe are in breach of those regulations. here's our climate editorjustin rowlatt. a huge fire burns on the upland peat soils of the north york moors. shooting estates burn moorland vegetation to stimulate the growth of the green shoots grouse like to eat. peat is the most carbon—rich of all soils, it forms in water—logged areas from partly decomposed plant material. how deep is the peat here? let's find out. yeah, let's find out. whoa! so it's over a metre depth here. last year the government banned fires on peat soils deeper than a0

on friday the 3rd ofjune, there will be a service of thanksgiving at st paul's cathedral.june, after the derby, there will be the platinum party at the palace produced by the bbc — on a stage being built right in front of the palace. will the queen be there? it will be decided on the day. and then finally, on sunday the 5th ofjune, the gold state coach will be one of the main features in a jubilee pageant on the mall — though the queen will not be riding in it. so, it is clearly the queen's intention to be at trooping the colour and the service of thanksgiving — and at the other events if she can. nicholas witchell, bbc news. and full coverage of those events will be on the bbc. hello there. rain has continued to push southward through the night, dampening for the ground, watering for the gardens. that watering for the gardens. will not be repeated this weekend. that will not be repeated this weekend. generally temperatures into the high teens, possibly 20, there will be sunshine but some showers as well. the rain making its way southwards on this weather front, quite maki

on friday the 3rd ofjune, there will be a service of thanksgiving at st paul's cathedral.r the derby, there will be the platinum party at the palace produced by the bbc — on a stage being built right in front of the palace. will the queen be there? it will be decided on the day. and then finally, on sunday the 5th ofjune, the gold state coach will be one of the main features in a jubilee pageant on the mall — though the queen will not be riding in it. so, it is clearly the queen's intention to be at trooping the colour and the service of thanksgiving — and at the other events if she can. nicholas witchell, bbc news. a reminder of our top story. a further 50 civilians have been evacuated from the azovstal steelworks in the besieged ukrainian city of mariupol. the figure was confirmed separately by the ukrainian deputy prime minister, iryna vereshchuk, and russia's ministry of defence, which said eleven children were among those rescued. president biden has announced a new 150—million dollar package of us military aid for ukraine. weapons supplied by the us and its european

on friday 3june, there will be a service of thanksgiving at st paul's cathedral.ill be the platinum party at the palace, produced by the bbc, on a stage being built right in front of the palace. will the queen be there? it will be decided on the day. and then finally, on sunday 5june, the gold state coach will be one of the main features in a jubilee pageant on the mall — though the queen will not be riding in it. so it is clearly the queen's intention to be at trooping the colour and the service of thanksgiving, and at the other events if she can. nicholas witchell, bbc news. all over the world, people are generating help for ukraine and the refugees who have lost their homes, families and livelihood. now, the biggest brewery in the world has come up with a project that is basically a donation in a can. wendy urquhart reports. this isn't just any this isn'tjust any old beer, this is ukrainian beer. cans are rolling off the conveyor belt at the speed of 90,000 per hour, and anheuser—busch is hoping the money will roll in just as fast, because all of the profits wi

police have named the man who died after being found with stab wounds yards from st paul's cathedral, 32, from romford was discovered injured in gresham street at 11.30 on sunday evening. mr 0dunlami was taken to the royal london hospital, but later died from his injuries. muslim households in the capital have reported struggling to provide enough food for theirfamilies as they broke the fast during ramadan. according to the charity islamic relief, there's also been a significant increase in the use of food banks since the last two lockdowns, exacerbated by the rising cost of living and the pandemic. in case it's passed you by, londoners are heading to the polls this morning. all 32 london borough councils are taking part in local elections. for more information on the issues and how to vote, head to the bbc london website, the address is on your screen now. a deaf school in north london has enoyed a surprise visit from strictly come dancing winner rose ayling—ellis and her dance partner giovanni pernice. the visit was to mark their nomination for a tv bafta for the must—see moment o

on friday the 3rd ofjune, there will be a service of thanksgiving at st paul's cathedral. by the bbc — on a stage being built right in front of the palace. will the queen be there? it will be decided on the day. and then finally, on sunday the 5th ofjune, the gold state coach will be one of the main features in a jubilee pageant on the mall — though the queen will not be riding in it. so, it is clearly the queen's intention to be at trooping the colour and the service of thanksgiving — and at the other events if she can. nicholas witchell, bbc news. back to our top story and the election results. we now have the verdict of many of the voters who cast their ballots yesterday. the conservatives have been punished in parts of england and the lib dems have had several successes. labour say their results mark a "turning point" but what does this all mean for who will end up in downing street 0ur political correspondent ben wright has this assessment. gains outside of london have not been _ gains outside of london have not been seen _ gains outside of london have not been seen i

he had been due to preach at the service at st paul's cathedral on friday as part as part of the platinumeth palace on thursday. the archbishop of york will breach the surgeon —— the sermon in his place. let's get more on the french government holding emergency talks with police and european football officials to discuss what went wrong at this weekend's champions league final. it follows widespread condemnation of the tactics of french police, who used tear gas and pepper spray on thousands of liverpool fans as they queued to get into the stadium in paris. suzanne gower is a liverpool fan who was at the match. she's also a lawyer who worked on the hillsborough disaster. she described tojoanna gosling what happened i was one of the lucky ones in that i was one of the lucky ones in that i attended with my sister and we got there really early and we were at there really early and we were at the station by about quarter past six and we got into our seats by 650. i'm a lawyer and i worked on the hillsborough inquest sol 650. i'm a lawyer and i worked on the hillsborough inquest so i know quit

in skolbia, with the appearance of the cathedral of saints peter and paul, in addition to the hierarchsorthodox church and parishioners, there are many russians among the guests of honor, there are also employees of the russian center for reconciliation, local residents of the warring parties in syria. they remember well who helped them defend the slide during fierce battles. outside the city, he is met very warmly , as in his native land, as it were, brothers. uh, as the companions as close close people, it so happened historically that russia has always helped the antioch orthodox church. back in 797, the romanov royal family sent bells cast by us for the church of st. george the victorious, so today our priest from the church at the air base was invited to the consecration of the cathedral . hmm, of course, it’s a big holiday here. the consecration of the temple on such a long-suffering land, then erected such a cathedral. it means that life goes on, just as he lives a golden life on easter days, it is after the service that the procession of the cross begins, the patriarch brought r

paul's cathedral will gather the whole royal family together. gets a good view. >> she has supported the derby for so many years. ing >> reporter: the queen and her family clearly enjoy the party. a party outside the palace will follow in the evening including the legendary diana ross. an honor to perform for her majesty the queen, once again. sunday a street party. over 12 million gathering to celebrate the queen. >> we see the phenomenal level of support this year. >> reporter: and to end it all, entering the jubilees extravagant pageant. more than 10,000 people. i think it's going to be really fitting. the queen has marked two before. silver, gold in 2002. nearly 10 years ago in 2012. she is also facing mobility issues that could prep front her from attending some events. the royal family coming together to support the queen despite the strange timing. >> expecting 1 million people on the streets of london. some are already camping out. how long have you been here? >> we came here yesterday. >> reporter: and helps. >> god save the queen. >> w

paul's cathedral over a million well-wishers lining the streets of london. >> when i was 21, i pledgedt one word of it. >> times are a changing here at buckingham palace. >> and the palace party is on. ♪ >> queen playing for the queen from the roof of buckingham palace. >> reporter: 2002, 50 years in, the golden jubilee. the queen hosting an all-star pop concert to mark her 50th year on the throne. the party at the palace right in her own backyard. ♪ all we need is love ♪ >> reporter: 2012, the diamond jubilee. >> they love it when the royals come out on that balcony. >> reporter: to celebrate their sovereign's 60th year of reign a floating musical parade of 1,000 boats on the thames. ♪ >> the events that i have attended to mark my diamond jubilee have been a humbling experience. >> reporter: and against the backdrop of a bedecked buckingham palace a diamond jubilee concert fit for a queen. ♪ i'm still standing, yeah, yeah, yeah ♪ ♪ isn't she lovely ♪ ♪ isn't she wonderful ♪ >> reporter: so there was plenty of pomp, pageantry and partying and speaking of partying, there is a star-studd

skolbia with the appearance of the cathedral of saints peter and paul, in addition to the hierarchs ofiochian orthodox church and parishioners, among the honored guests there are many russians, some employees of the russian center for reconciliation, local residents of the warring parties in syria. they remember well who helped them to defend their camp during the fierce battles for the city , they meet them very warmly , as if they were brothers in their native land. eh, as saratniks, as close close people, it so happened historically that russia has always helped the anti-aochian orthodox church. that in 1897 the royal family the romanovs sent the bells cast by us for the church of george and the victorious, so today our priest from the church at the air base was invited to the consecration of the cathedral. hmm, of course, it’s a big holiday here. the consecration of a temple on such a long-suffering earth has erected such a cathedral. it means that life goes on, just as he lives a golden life. pascal alone, just after the service, the procession of the cross begins, the patriarch b

paul's cathedral, we will be covering it all those days and in the context of what is going on in thell focus on the global politics at the same time. stuart: the great relief it is to see the queen still on the throne it 90 years of age. i am jealous. i haven't been to london in 30 years but you will get there before me. >> and a suitcase just so we know can we are too, glad to have you. stuart: we will see you at 3:00 pm eastern, watching the story. looking at the movers, nordstrom way up there. >> ditching the sweatpants but not entirely. stuart: tepper has an awful jacket on, miami beach in new york city. >> didn't believe you. >> you know me. >> a lot of us going back to the office, shopping at nordstrom, stock is up, they raised for your outlook, that brings me to stock number 2, analysts say they are hit by inflation, demand is strong. people, anthropology, they are of more affluent consumer and less likely to pull back on spending. it is very debatable the strength right now. stuart: tell me about roku, taken to the cleaners recently. >> teaming up with walmart to sell roku tv

cathedral, st. petersburg was built specifically for this icon. paulntroduced ordered the construction of this cathedral and decided that this is the best if the kazan cathedral will be in the honor of the icon of the mother of god of kazan kazan will be a national shrine here in the new petersburg, the miraculous icon of the kazan mother of god is installed to the left of the altar and every year in st. petersburg a procession is held in her honor. people believe the blockade of leningrad was broken through precisely with her help and this icon is especially revered in russia today the kazan icon of the mother of god is the main icon of the war. each revered icon has a specialization, or something, the kazan mother of god asks for a successful marriage, healing, infertility and from blindness, but its main purpose is the deliverance of our motherland from the invasion of the enemy. it was the kazan icon of the mother of god that peter prayed before the battle of poltava and mikhail kutuzov, before he went to fight with napoleon in the great patriotic

paul's cathedral service on friday with all the royal family to be there, and it's a service of thanksgiving top churchman in the country will now not be presiding over this historic service in front of the world's cameras and the archbishop of york will step in and replace him. that's a big deal over here because justin wellby, the archbishop of canterbury has been in that position a number of years and presided huge events, but this probably the most important and prestigious event of his entire tenure. so a huge deal. so, that just happened. in terms of the general mood about it all, i think you saw the pictures of william rehearsing for trouping of the color. trouping of the color is an annual event, takes place around the queens birthday and a chance for the british army to show off literally its colors, all british army regiments have their own color, and celebration of pomp and pageantry. i'm sure this year the biggest and best we have ever seen and focussed around buckingham palace, an amazing event to kick off the platinum jubilee celebrations on thursday morning. but i have to say

skolbia with the appearance of the cathedral of saints peter and paul in them back in 1897, the romanov royal family sent the bells cast by us for the church of st. here, of course, there is a great feast, the consecration of a temple on such a long-suffering land, then take this cathedral. this means that life goes on, just as john lives the golden life . easter people just after the service begins. the procession of the cross, the patriarch brought relics to the cathedral as a gift, the saints with them were a gift of an orchestra. priests parishioners bypass the temple again flying petals, roses and rice. the chief architect of the cathedral today for the first time thought about how they cost to build a temple twice the size of its wall. we could not accommodate everyone who wanted to be present at the service, and the ubiquitous boys, seeing on the chest of our military personnel symbol of victory. st. george 's ribbons are asked to distribute them to them. soon , no less crowd will gather next to our tigers than alexei ivleev participating in the procession. valery kozhin anastasi

cathedral . from up there, you'll have a great view of the whole bay of paul mine. ah ah . here you can also see how huge the round window looks up, close and look there a cruise ship is back at sea. next we go to the old town of palmer on the square in front of the town hall. there is a peculiar overgrown structure. the olive tree is set to be at least 500 years old, but no one knows for sure. there is art nouveau, architecture, everywhere in the old town. you can explore one, the flee on foot. it's so pleasant here that i don't even realize i'm in the big city after all. 400000 people live in palmer this place looks quite similar to the plaza, my order madrid. so this is typically spanish. ah, my 3rd tip for a visit to palmer is between the old town and the port this is the neighborhood of santa catalina, quite popular for a few years. and by the way, fisherman used to live here in the past. the district has developed into a trendy area in recent years. the mostly smaller, 2 story houses have been renovated here. you'll find shops, restaurants, and cafes. it's a great atm

peter and paul fortress, this is still the original city and it opens up here the idea of ​​peter in straight wide streets the idea of ​​a city of the european type, where even the cathedralshe temple being built in accordance with the personal plans of peter i and his architecture, of course, is unusual for pre-petrine churches. everything was united, here the ancient orthodox traditions were added and new european features were added. and if you still have not fallen in love with the birthday boy, look at him from above. we are on the colonnade of st. isaac's cathedral at an altitude of 43 m from here. peter is in full view and this cathedral is also one of the first in the city, though 316 years old ago, it looked a little different. the current st. isaac's cathedral, erected according to the project of auguste de montferrand, is already the fourth st. petersburg church, holy in the name of st. isaac of dolmatsky, and it all started with a small wooden church, which was built just 3 years later. after the founding of st. petersburg. it was, uh, a small wooden hmm with 9 windows, as the documents say, with a small spire. well, from the water in general, st. petersburg ha