perth, scotland's ancient capital.is region at the centre of scotland's story. the lead curator took me into see the star attraction. this is to give people an understanding of what they are about to see. it is an immersive way into the stone of destiny, still a potent symbol of scottish nationhood. and what is the relevance of the block of stone today? this is a live ceremonial objects. for future coronations, it will be transported down to westminster and placed back in edward the first�*s coronation chair, it is still a relevant cultural symbol. it is part of the regalia, part of the crown jewels of scotland. this is where it all happened, where scottish monarchs were crowned on the stone of scorn. this is a replica, but it is one of the most important historical sites in scotland. macbeth was made king here in 1040. too centuries later, edward the first seized the stone of scone and to it to england. westminster abbey lost one of its most precious relics. i contested over the centuries, in 1950, former students too

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katie razzall, bbc news, perth.e release of her first country album tomorrow. the uk is now one of the biggest markets for country music outside the united states. and its popularity here is growing fast, as felicity baker reports. we're chapel hart. and make sure that you stay tuned into bbc news! if you haven't heard of chapel hart yet, you soon will. # 0h, jolene... it's an energy here which, with the fans here is... unmatched. uk fans hit so different, like y'all are a different breed, and we absolutely love it. # you can have him, jolene... they're one of many up—and—coming artists who are drawn to the uk's rapidly growing country scene. # jolene. # this ain't texas... beyonce's move into country is being hailed as a game—changer. # 16 carriages... for a genre that is now taking on the mainstream. but does it meet fan expectations? not ever so keen on what she's done, but you know what? everyone's welcome in this genre. i love it because she's a country girl. she's from texas. so who can do it better than beyon

it is a point 1500 kilometres west of perth in australia. kilometres west of perth in australia-— kilometresand _ australia. thank you for sharing your thoughts and let's - australia. thank you for sharing your thoughts and let's hope i australia. thank you for sharing | your thoughts and let's hope that that mystery monday solved, and our thoughts go to all of those who are involved and the people who are on that plane. thank you.— that plane. thank you. you're welcome- _ that plane. thank you. you're welcome. hope _ that plane. thank you. you're welcome. hope that - that plane. thank you. you're welcome. hope that that - that plane. thank you. you're - welcome. hope that that mystery is one day solved. _ and if you're watching in the uk and you'd like to learn more about the people trying to solve aviation's greatest mystery, and hear from the families left behind — you can watch why planes vanish — the hunt for mh370 on the bbc iplayer. it has been a decade since that plane went missing. let the manager of our top story, we have been hearing from the uk foreign secretary lord cameron, who

let's take you straight to scotland and perth. _ i had the honour of serving in a first minister 's cabinet for almost a year— first minister 's cabinet for almost a year now. — first minister 's cabinet for almost a year now, and let me tell you that ambition— a year now, and let me tell you that ambition for— a year now, and let me tell you that ambition for a fairer a year now, and let me tell you that ambition fora fairerand a year now, and let me tell you that ambition for a fairer and more prosperous scotland pours out of him each and _ prosperous scotland pours out of him each and every day. do not be fooled by his _ each and every day. do not be fooled by his good _ each and every day. do not be fooled by his good humour and charm. i can assure _ by his good humour and charm. i can assure you. — by his good humour and charm. i can assure you. he — by his good humour and charm. i can assure you, he is quite the taskmaster. where we see other party leaders _ taskmaster. where we see other party leaders abandoning their princ

born in oz in perth. do we perth, yeah. >> whereabouts?h, yeah. >> whereabouts? born in oz in perth. do you feel yeah. >> whereabouts? born in oz in perth. do you feel like h. >> whereabouts? born in oz in perth. do you feel like you get >> so do you feel like you get an australian in your an australian influence in your in your baking? >> do you know i think that we sort take influences from sort of take influences from everywhere. just think, everywhere. i just think, yeah, there's as there's no such thing as a whole. you have whole life there's no such thing as a whole.yom have whole life there's no such thing as a whole.you havee whole life there's no such thing as a whole.you have differentole life where you have different influences different places influences from different places and think just absorb and i think we all just absorb everything. we create everything. and then we create our on that. our own style based on that. amazing. you like a slice amazing. would you like a slice or. would like some of the >> i would like some of

perth is filled with completely different numbers, excerpts from famous performances, donkey hot, selfidarmansyuta, are replaced by modern choreography, productions that the novosibirsk public has not yet seen. in novosibirsk this concert is without exaggeration we waited in the novat auditorium, designed for 1,500 seats, there was not a single empty seat, all tickets were sold a few weeks before the start of the festival. the ballet stars were gathered on one site by the director and artistic director of the project, prima ballerina of the bolshoi theater svetlana zakharova. she is also on stage. a few days before the premiere of the program. zakharova performed a miniature of a dying swan against the backdrop of a burning candle, in memory of the victims of the terrorist attack in the crocus near moscow. eksenia klimina, sergey babichev, alexander ganov, elena goleeva, novosibirs news ayrad sadykov from neftyugansk dreams of getting back on his feet. after an accident, a young man needs four prosthetics, both for arms and legs. geography of good foundation as part of the new support pro

i would love to go to perth, australia. it look beautiful there. them. well, that's it for fox reports this st. patrick's day, sunday, march 17th, 2024. i'm christina coleman in for jon scott. thank you to viewers for having me. it is so great. thank you very much. see you next week. >>> hello everyone. i'm griff jenkin

i would love to go to perth, australia. it look beautiful there. you can check out some cute little baby penguins if you go. the perth zoo is home to 14 of them. well, that's it for fox reports this st. patrick's day, sunday, march 17th, 2024. i'm christina coleman in for jon scott. thank you to viewers for having me. it is so great. thank you very much. see you next week. >>> hello everyone. i'm griff jenkins along with lisa booth, kennedy and joey jones, welcome to the big weekend show. the big story tonight. trump torn apart, the mainstream media from the "new york times" to abc news, nbc news, and cbs news pouncing on the former president's comments at a rally claiming he said there would be a bloodbath if he's not elected. surprise surprise, his comments completely taken out of context. here is what he said in full. >> let me tell you something to china. if you're listening, president xi, and you and i are friends, but he understands the way i deal, those big monster car manufacturing plants that you're building in mexico right now, and you th

we can meet all those new additions. >> perth zoo in western australia says it experienced a baby boomhis winter having welcome to bolivian squirrel monkey babies goodfellows tree kangaroo. joey, just in the span of a few months. so here's video from this. you showing us those 2 baby monkeys and a female joey who is soon to be named the baby spider monkeys were on display to the public at the amazonian have attacked as well as those a good fellow tree kangaroo. joey? the zoo is saying that she's doing well and will try out some solid foods. the public will soon be able to vote to name the joey. police in china have now attempted to quell some concerns about their newest recruit. whether or not that this is the right job for this pop after social media users expressed some concerns about is a very short legs. this is a 6 month-old corgi who has been recruited to work with the force on bomb detection duties. that's according to some reports. and according to his handlers, despite his short stature, he was outperforming other potential candidates at just 2 months old. so it remains a a re

this is in western australia, according to the perth zoo.is footage is a little penguin and a species native to news england and is recognized as the smallest species of penguin in the world. perth zoo is currently home to 14 little penguins which are often encourage to enrich their instincts through engaging in games and activities. and quickly here with the last few seconds, we have, we're going to show you what the nashville zoo is celebrating right now. this is a fan, a cola. it's a nocturnal mammal. they're native to madagascar are. and this pup was born march 10th. that weighs about a quarter of a pound and is the 5th of the rare and adorable mammals to be in the zoo's care at the zoo announcing this today. animal here is classified as vulnerable by the international union for the conservation of nature. that's it from the newsroom today. thank you so much for joining us. i'm justine waldman. i'll see you again during kron for news at 2, 3, but for now live in the bay is next. >> that's right. coming up today on live in the bay, it's w

’ disease since childhood, perthes pain is when a joint crumbles from, well, frost, because it’s frozenge, yes, and among your brothers and sisters, according to your recollections, there is a sister yulia, honestly, i don’t know, have you heard that name, yulia, no, well , as an older brother, tell me to his brother dmitry, whom you met here in our studio today, here is yulia, maybe even our sister, they look like my mother, yes, yes, with my mother it looks like there is a little bit of... forever, well , here are the outlines of the face, here i am, as it were, more -i remember less, but there is something, there is something similar, looking at yulia, what does your heart tell you? maybe julia is your sister? it’s quite possible, i remember, when i got an apartment, i had to take some kind of paper, i don’t remember exactly, on this piece of paper i had a lot of brothers and sister, there was an inscription right there like brothers and sisters, there was a whole list, well, that is , well, there were a lot of them, about 13 people, well, did you remember any names from this list, h

but look, it's still dry and melbourne still dried in perth. and that what weather is scripts away from alice to new zealand, we go rain and wind alerts and play for south island to get the cool wind. so need in just 13 degrees for you. on wednesday, temperatures though, are going up into pets at 38 degrees and has been storing for that eastern side of china. not too far away from shanghai. look at this hail storm here, and there is some more action rolling across the yangtze river valley on wednesday . stretching out to shanghai and dropping a bit further south into glen jeep profits. good news is those things have tried off in japan, so tokyo sends out and temperature 16 degrees for you on wednesday. see the the biggest global electron yet in history. the was biggest democracy off its own epic. so don't join main street of oxygen for a new for park. be focusing in depth. in this episode, i'll be examining where the democracy is being undermined as political opponents of prime and assume that in there will be a facing an avalon that often char

australia, about 2000 km north of the state _ australia, about 2000 km north of the state capital perthderstand the police received a phone call from a neighbour who reported — phone call from a neighbour who reported children playing in a pool in a vacant — reported children playing in a pool in a vacant property. ten minutes later, _ in a vacant property. ten minutes later, the — in a vacant property. ten minutes later, the police received another phone _ later, the police received another phone call— later, the police received another phone call from another man who said he had _ phone call from another man who said he had restrained three children for allegedly— he had restrained three children for allegedly causing damage. officers found _ allegedly causing damage. officers found a _ allegedly causing damage. officers found a six—year—old girl and a seven—year—old boy who were restrained _ seven—year—old boy who were restrained with cable ties. video images — restrained with cable ties. video images circulating on social media have shown three indigenous youngsters shackled in this

this adorable penguin enjoyed a bubble beach party in his habitat at the perth zoo.s species is called appropriately enough. a little penguin. it's native to new zealand and is the smallest species of penguin in the world. perth zoo is western australia in western australia, rather is home to 14 little penguins. we like to stay active and play games like this little darling right there. i would love to have a bubble beach party. thank you very much, dave. well, justin timberlake's new album is out. it is called everything. i thought it was. the album released friday is his first studio album in 6 years. the track paradise features timberlake or timber lakes n sync bandmates as well. so fun reunion moment there. timberlake hits the road next month for his forget tomorrow world tour. well, still ahead on the next hour, the kron 4 morning news. top of the morning to you. a closer look at saint patrick's day festivities across the bay area. plus, a novato schools under lockdown over reports of a student with a gun. the latest from investigators. >> when the kron 4 news >

animals at the perth zoo in australia.estive mood going ahead of the easter that's a cute mustache. only got 2. they're so cute. they are emperor tamarins and they were wandering around. as you can see their easter themed treehouse us and there. this is a was scavenging for treats. and this is not only funny games, but it also helps them to kind of stimulate their natural thinking foraging and hunting skills. they are so cute. these guys are this near cats and not. i think they're ether jelly beans inside there. what are they getting in air? it's something nutritious had buried and cremated. all right. there to natural phenomenon. a lot on camera. nice. and so first you can see a volcano erupting. >> and then in the background, that's the northern lights. this volcano has been erupting since january. >> a little bit of a lesser extent, though, than the past couple of months. no one is living in the area because there have been a series of earthquakes that forced a 3800 people to evacuate in november. and the northern light

here's in the tang that lives at the perth zoo celebrating his 37th birthday. zoo celebrated his birthday with some special themed enrichment filled with some of his favorite snacks, which include peanuts. this ring attain is critically endangered with a population of less than 15,000. that's according to the world wide fund for nature. so happy birthday. hope you get some good sweets. and finally here there's a new effort to protect burrowing owls in our state. the owl was once widespread throughout the state, but their numbers have dwindled because of habitat loss and urban development advocates are urging the california fish and game commission to protect the species by labeling them as endangered. and according to some environmental groups, burrowing owls are nearing localized extinction in the bay area where there are fewer than 25 breeding pairs left. cute videos to wrap up our show here from the newsroom today. thank you so much for joining us here during kron for news at noon, i'm justine waldman live in the bay is next. >> that's right. coming up today

the wrong place, but they've been way off and that there is a location about 1,200 miles due west of perth, australia, where he believes this new data might lead to a findings. so if nothing else, they've got at a run that one down. i >> think so many unanswered questions and it continues to haunt the public. most of all, obviously, the families who lost loved ones because of that flight, miles o'brien width leave the conversation there. thanks so much for the time. >> you're welcome, boris. >> of course, brown. >> after being charged with misusing campaign funds, being kicked out of congress republican george santos. santos is launching a new campaign for congress, makes sense, right? and last night, santos took advantage of his floor privileges as a disgraced, but still former law baker to attend the state of the union address. cnn's melanie zanona is live on capitol hill for us. that was really something to behold as people learned that you can still go onto the floor even if you're in jordan for santos's situation, melt >> yeah. that's exactly right. and as you can imagine, most lawmak

coordinates of the crash site and the area they need to search. 1,500 kilometers off the coast of perth i think it will only take one more search. search technology has improved the crash location has been more narrowly defined. it will take them. i think just a few weeks to find mh370 a bold statement. good one family's cleaned young way, who lost his mother on mh370. it has taken malaysia airlines to pause on behalf of the chinese families that represent nearly two-thirds of the victims he says he knows he's hard working mother who instilled the same ethos in him, is driving her son to find the truth >> what she >> i can find her shadow in me. >> he says >> whatever i am doing now is what my mother wants me to do. as for sarah the trauma has forced her to rebuild her life. running an eco tourism resort in panama with her new husband. >> but >> she says, on this day, her thoughts are always with philip. >> i make my coffee exactly like a stranger and i sit i think about them and maybe put some pictures. and then i put it away >> i don't think that you can effectively walk forward. you

in perth, at 30 degrees and looking good in that southeast corner as well. temperature is not bad for this time that the year has been a saga. forecasts for the south island still a few showers hanging around here. that breeze given us a cooler push of their so need in this i can do for you is 16 degrees on tuesday. the winds have turned lighter through the south china sea. so we've wiped out that committee in northern vietnam, and china is find an island. few sprinkles of showers here for a noise though with a height of 29 degrees on tuesday. sun doing its thing across china. so temperature is not bad in the 20s for many of us, but soaking rains through the japan. in fact, for q island, some parts we've had land slide alerts in play, dark, the blue in the yellow, the more intense that rain is falling. so tokyo, you're going to be in a sick of this on tuesday for monday to tuesday, half a month's worth of rain in that 48 hour period. and we'll end back in this part of southeast asia of focusing on into these that were in central job of providence. there's been more flooding and more r

speaking at the snp gathering in perth, humza yousaf said his party was second in each of the seven torystraight fight between the snp and the tories that i have no doubt that the snp is going to win. but the prize for scotland isn't just this constituency, we have the opportunity to ensure that scotland is tory free. here in the uk, technical glitches mean supermarket deliveries are suffering severe delays. supermarket sainsbury�*s says it will not be able to fulfil the "vast majority" of online deliveries today. customers have been contacting the supermarket on social media to report issues with their online orders. sainsbury�*s says it was caused by an overnight software update and has apologised to customers. and another supermarket — tesco — says it's also working to fix a technical issue that has meant it has had to cancel some of its online orders that were due for delivery on saturday. so not a great day for supermarkets here in the uk. our business correspondent marc ashdown reports from cobham in surrey. well, sainsbury�*s is the uk's second largest supermarket chain with about

speaking at the snp gathering in perth, humza yousaf said his party was second in each of the seven toryr's collection, a straight fight between the snp and the tories, that i have no doubt that the snp is going to win. but the prize for scotland isn'tjust this scotland isn't just this constituency, scotland isn'tjust this constituency, we have the opportunity to ensure that scotland is tory free. two of the uk's biggest supermarket chains, sainsbury�*s and tesco, have been hit by technical issues. sainsbury�*s apologised to customers, after the vast majority of its online grocery deliveries didn't happen today. tesco also cancelled a number of online orders. our business correspondent marc ashdown reports. ordering online for delivery to your door has become a popular way to get the weekly shop in, but sainsbury�*s admitted it couldn't fulfil the vast majority of orders placed for today. it blamed a technical error relating to a software update overnight. and after customers took to social media to express their frustration, the ceo wrote a personal letter. simon roberts said... service

addressing the party's campaign council in perth, humza yousaf called on members to make history by making scotland , history by making scotland, quote, tory free. he claims most scottish seats in the next general election are a straight fight between the snp and tories, and says the campaign will be easy, claiming our opponents will throw everything at us. >> the prize for scotland is not just this constituency . we have just this constituency. we have the opportunity to ensure that scotland is tory free, not just. not a single tory mp left in scotland. delegates that is definitely a prize worth fighting for. >> the female employee suspended by formula one, red bull, has formally appealed against the decision to clear team principal christian horner of controlling behaviour. she made the allegation earlier this month but was suspended as a direct result of red bull's inquiry. horner was allowed to continue in his role. he was cleared of any wrongdoing . a motorists have any wrongdoing. a motorists have been avoiding the m25 five today after the first ever planned daytime closure . it bega

addressing the party's campaign council in perth, scotland's first minister claimed most of the countryeats will be a straight fight between the snp and the conservative he warned the conservative party he warned the campaign, though, be easy, campaign, though, won't be easy, saying our opponents will throw everything saying our opponents will throw evetheing saying our opponents will throw evethe prize for scotland is not >> the prize for scotland is not just this constituency we have the opportunity to ensure that scotland is tory free, not. not a single tory mp left in scotland. delegates. that is . scotland. delegates. that is. definitely a prize worth fighting for. >> after beating scotland 1713 in dublin, a try from dan sheehan gave ireland a76 lead at half time. another try in the second half from andrew porter looked to have given ireland breathing space, but scotland hit back through hugh to hit back through hugh jones to set nervy finish . ireland set up a nervy finish. ireland hung on though, to win back to back titles captain back titles and captain peter o'mahony trophy o'm

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in perth, only two degrees and in cardiff, plus eight. no pressure is driving the weather.ht with steady rain in northern ireland. all pushing north through scotland and through northern ireland. windy conditions in the north. in the south, this line of showers in the western parts of england and wales pushing east through the course of the day. some of that will be heavy and thundery with hail. behind it, some sunshine and further scattered showers coming in. windy in the south as well. temperatures seven to 13. this evening and overnight the rain will clear northern scotland. a package of showers will come in. more rain will sweep across southern counties, through the midlands to wales. possibly hill snow on the welsh hills. later, another batch of rain coming in. in clear skies in the north it will be a cold night with temperatures falling to freezing or below. further south it will be a cold night. temperature value is not as low as in scotland. into thursday, this area of low pressure driving the weather has been named by the spanish net service. it is caused storm nel

addressing the party's campaign, council in perth, scotland's first minister claimed most of the country'seats will be a straight fight between the snp and the conservative party. he warned the campaign won't be easy though, saying our opponents will throw everything at us. >> the prize for scotland is not just this constituency . we have just this constituency. we have the opportunity to ensure that scotland is tory free, not. not a single tory mp left in scotland. delegates that is definitely a prize worth fighting for. >> draghi union ireland have retained the six nations championship after beating scotland 1713, in dublin. a try from dan sheehan gave ireland a76 lead at half time, and another try in the second half from andrew porter looked to have given them breathing space, but through have given them breathing space, but to through have given them breathing space, but to set through have given them breathing space, but to set up through have given them breathing space, but to set up ahrough have given them breathing space, but to set up a nervy| hugh jones to set up a nervy finish.

it came from my local chief inspector in perth where i live.is seriously. otherwise they're going to be deluged with complaints activist complaints driven by activist and they won't have time to do any other work and clear up real crimes. >> well, i was speaking earlier to former snp councillor austin sheridan, and he made the case that you say something that that if you say something that is upsetting or is offensive or upsetting or hateful, of course hateful, then of course you deserve to be investigated. presumably your comment about non binary identities being similar to identifying as a cat would fall into that category. i mean, when you said that, i mean, when you said that, i mean, do you , do you accept that mean, do you, do you accept that you you had said something that would cause offence? >> in law not >> there's no right in law not to be offended. first of all, i don't accept the premise that it was offensive. it was an expression of political expression of a political criticism of scottish government policy. but there's no right n

courtesy of a response from her, but two weeks ago i received a reply from my local police commander in perth hated it hadindeed i live, saying that i hated it had indeed been recorded. and you know, this raises all sorts of serious issues around freedom of serious issues around freedom of speech because my tweet was not was not directed at any individual . not was not directed at any individual. it was a criticism of scottish government policy on gender issues. and, you know, are we really in a place where opposition politicians criticising government policy are now treated as being guilty of hate incidents? that's not where we should be in a liberal democracy. >> are the police following the law here? must they log these types of claims as hate incidents? no there is no law that underpins this. >> now the new scottish hate crime act will come into play on the 1st of april, a week , a week the 1st of april, a week, a week from today. but even under that new there is no requirement new act, there is no requirement on police scotland to log what they call non—crime hate incidents. this is simp

it is from perth. you can see snow.ng drizzle. 0vernight rain and hill snow easing with bright skies developing. further south, snow easing with bright skies developing. furthersouth, cloudy, we have a weather front across northern ireland, wales, the isle of wight. the south—west is brighter. brighter in parts of the midlands and east anglia but what will happen is the weather front in the south will reinvigorate through the course of the day and continue to push slowly northwards and eastwards. it will cloud overhead of it. temperatures range from five in the north, 12—13 in the south. 0vernight, the same weather front journeys steadily northwards. engaging with cold air in the highlands and we will see again hill snow. we will have showers across northern ireland, wales and south—west england. some clear skies. looking at temperatures falling as low as possibly —3, “4. the next couple of days we have heavy downpours but with the easter weekend, fewer showers until sunday, when we see rain in the latter stages of east

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