i suppose at least for the ro al philip. yes. i suppose at least for the royal family _ philip. goes - philip. yes. i suppose at least for| the royal family if this goes ahead will be able to get off of their foreign holidays in some comfort. the idea is that this is a replacement for the royal yacht brittania which was scrapped by gordon brown. to honour the duke of edinburgh it will be renamed hms prince philip. a little bothered about the £200 million expected cause that seems to be an awful lot of money to be spending. when our economy has been taking such a hit from covid. also i wonder if it actually is value for money. it's all very well saying it's much better to go and do training missions with the royals onboard a yacht. but i'm not sure that what you recoup from that actually justifies the cost. i you recoup from that actually justifies the cost.— you recoup from that actually justifies the cost. i suppose they could be the _ justifies the cost. i suppose they could be the argument _ justifies the cost. i suppose they could be the argument to - justifies the cost. i s

the the front of the telegraph and hms prince philip. jo.— prince philip. jo.hat has _ prince philip. jo. the telegraph is amongst many that has been - prince philip. jo. the telegraph is i amongst many that has been leading the campaign for amongst many that has been leading the campaignfora amongst many that has been leading the campaign for a replacement for the campaign for a replacement for the royal yacht britannia, which of course was famously scrapped by tony blair. and the telegraph carried on with this campaign after the e referendum, directed referendum. so this again is a briefing that tells you that borisjohnson is expected within weeks that we are going to have a new national flagship that will be named after the duke of edinburgh, who died very recently. it will be and is excited to be named hms prince philip and it will do exactly the same as britannia and it which will basically go around the world flying the flag for britain. and it will also provide a mode of transport for members of the royal family. mode of transport for members of the roya

and prince philip was a naval officer. _ east. and prince philip was a naval officer. so— east.at — officer, so hats off to her but she looks great with her head on. we are hoinu to looks great with her head on. we are honing to get — looks great with her head on. we are honing to get a _ looks great with her head on. we are hoping to get a picture _ looks great with her head on. we are hoping to get a picture of— looks great with her head on. we are hoping to get a picture of the - hoping to get a picture of the italian winners. interesting costumes there and lederhosen. leather. in the meantime, let's go to the front page of the sunday times. he's done very well for himself. he is the first black britain to be on the sunday times rich list, worth over one big impounds and made as a phone tycoon. created zimbabwe's biggest telecom giant. he also acts as the african union special envoy of the pandemic which means he is in charge of the vaccination programme for 1.3 billion people on the continent. the other bit interesting about the rich list is how the rich are getting much ric

we have the hms prince philip which the prime i prince philip which the prime minister— prince philipong campaigning for after hms britannia was scrapped in 1997 by tony blair. i was scrapped in 1997 by tony blair. ithink— was scrapped in 1997 by tony blair. i think people see this as a fitting tribute _ i think people see this as a fitting tribute to— i think people see this as a fitting tribute to the man who was dedicated to the _ tribute to the man who was dedicated to the military, to the navy, throughout his entire life, lord high _ throughout his entire life, lord high admiral. edward used our trade and brand _ high admiral. edward used our trade and brand in— high admiral. edward used our trade and brand in britain if you like around — and brand in britain if you like around the world, the article today says _ around the world, the article today says it _ around the world, the article today says it can — around the world, the article today says. it can be taken on for trade missions— says. it can be taken on for trade missions and host summits and diplomatic meetings and of co

he says his heart broke precious and philip driving home from work, attempting to make a left. turn on to me anyway, when they were broadsided by a speeding white honda accord driven by 18 year old robert garcia of morgan hill. court documents reveal a sheriff's deputy was trying to stop garcia after he made several lane changes and a u turn without signaling instead of stopping garcia accelerated, ran a red light crashing into precious and phillips camera pushing it 250 ft landing against a sound wall. just someone lucky. it's so unfortunate because they are like, three minutes away from our home precious seen as a mother figure. the children's mother died from leukemia when they were young. precious is a name pretty much describes herself bus so very well for precious. his boyfriend. he lost the love of his life. i was actually planning on proposing tour in the next few years when we were both finished with school. amid his anger, he's praying for the suspects. just have them find faith. have them come to realization that life is short, precious and philip worked at steffy it

philip. any comment from committee members. >> supervisor chan: i have just a few questions. >> chairman: of course. >> supervisor chan: i think that i would love for you to either respond again or perhaps that giving some time that has passed for you to i think that my colleagues really talk about the decision making process and that i wanted to sort of repeat that question, but add an element that, you know, we've never been through a pandemic, i've never been through a pandemic before, you know, and we probably have a lot of lessons learned during this time because we're doing everything really for the first time. so we'd love to hear from you the lessons learned and moving forward based on the lessons learned, decision-making process that ensure like you said is data driven. and also, that data is inclusive of equity. i don't mean racial equity. i really mean equity across the board. but also at the social economic equity in the decision making process based on those equity values. not a

philip is receiving instruction from his big sister catarina. sure sometimes i miss my mama who would help straight off if she were here parents in congress did give me her. play under a quickly print out the latest worksheets before math class the last time he was able to attend school with his entire class was over a year ago since the outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic schools have been closed for most of the time. so leandro must learn on his own he has no siblings to help his mother teaches at another school and his father runs a company they often work from home too. day after day leander has online classes according to a set should chill he's actually a good student but with homeschooling he finds it hard to keep up. them look when they're under so much pressure the whole day my head is full of deadlines for example i need to work on things that are due on wednesday or thursday but i know i won't be able to meet the deadlines because i still have so much to do and other subjects and for an extensive as and sometimes you just reach our l

one star, likely to stay in frankfort, is philip cottage. the eagle lied, served 1st set up all my me to and then to stock up his assist count to 17 season. the 31 when a nice good bye, give to coach that out. as i'm fast to prepare for a major upheaval. how many of these guys will follow him out the door? lay the cubans, hundreds, both and diamonds. it has each had both come in to steady the ship and i'm now riding off into the sunset. a class between these k usually set house racing, but there was nothing left to play for. tried selling that too early hold on, bo, peaceful 5 minutes in. unlike micro voice, the man just doesn't take days off. the don't my captain had announced he won't play for germany at the euros this summer to give his body some much needed rest. hold on though, was hungry for more and leave accusing. julie obliged take it to him. his 27th of the bundle season in just his 28th appearance. what followed was a beautiful moment when spin bend that made way for his twin love, who immediately stepped up to take a penalty that

come on, brady. >> philip: because you lie about everything.f you don't get the truth out of her right now, we might never find chloe. [thumping] >> claire: what the hell was that? did you hear that, jan? [thumping] there might be something wrong with the car. maybe i should find a gas station. >> jan: nice try. you probably ran over a squirrel or something. >> claire: or maybe there's someone in the trunk. >> xander: damn it, sami. should've shot you when i had the chance. [grunts] [grunts] [line trills] [phone rings] >> nicole: why the hell are you calling me? i thought i made it very clear that i never-- >> xander: shut up and get your ass over here to my room at the salem inn. >> nicole: oh, there is no chance of that happening. >> xander: you sure about that? because if you don't come, your husband's gonna find out all about how we slept together. >> sami: why else would ej take the money back? >> lucas: i don't know. because he's a cheap, selfish bastard, that's why. >> sami: no. >> lucas: how did he find out about us? >> sami: kristen mu

philip is receiving instruction from his big sister cuts arena. and as a troll sure sometimes i miss my momma who would help straight off if she were here this new congress did hear me her. play andrew quickly prints out the latest work sheets before math class the last time he was able to attend school with his entire class was over a year ago since the outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic schools have been closed for most of the time. so leandro must learn on his own he has no siblings to help his mother teaches at another school and his father runs a company they often work from home too. day after day leander has online classes according to a set sure joel he's actually a good student but with homeschooling he finds it hard to keep up. when we're under so much pressure the whole day my head is full of deadlines for example i need to work on things that are due on wednesday or thursday but i know i won't be able to meet the deadlines because i still have so much to do and other subjects and fads and expense and. and sometimes you just reach you

phil philips would envision? let's just stick with the small offices first. >> i appreciate that, commissioner chow. and dr. philips may not have been able to join us quite yet. so if we can hold that question as we try to locate her or until later in the commission meeting if you don't mind. in terms of the hospital question, i see dr. earlick is understanding what's happening at the hospital at least into those waiting rooms would be helpful, sir. >> commissioner chow: thank you. of course. >> commissioner: hi, good afternoon, dr. chow. right now, we're continuing with exactly the same practices that we did before which is masks and 6' of distance. and, to the extent, we can't keep those distances, we can either put people in exam rooms or we have them wait outside, but we're still masking and distancing in the same way we did before. we have started to, in fact, just today, we had a meeting where we're starting to review these practices in conjunction with the network come up with new guidance where it's appro

his name was john philip sousa and he was a very illustrious bandleader., i school cadets and others. there are many bands in this country that associate is aimed not only with a great marches that he wrote for instrument that bears his name, the sousaphone. we have the original sousaphone made by the company and elkhart indiana. we are indebted to that. usually can only see it in the museum of science and industry and in this particular case, it extends directly upwards and set of forward as the modern sousaphone today. i want to call you to the uniform. it is our famous uniform black and white it is one that we know that members of the marine band war for 80 years and a great deal longer than that. we are going to play a sousa march. stars & stripes forever. ♪ ♪ i was sousa music at its very best. i do not believe that many of you realize that the marine band performs with the orchestra. it is necessary for everyone to join to be able to play an orchestra as well as a band. it was organized by the man's picture you see on the wall behind me. my father, w

phil philips would envision? let's just stick with the small offices first. >> i appreciate that, commissioner chow. and dr. philips may not have been able to join us quite yet. so if we can hold that question as we try to locate her or until later in the commission meeting if you don't mind. in terms of the hospital question, i see dr. earlick is understanding what's happening at the hospital at least into those waiting rooms would be helpful, sir. >> commissioner chow: thank you. of course. >> commissioner: hi, good afternoon, dr. chow. right now, we're continuing with exactly the same practices that we did before which is masks and 6' of distance. and, to the extent, we can't keep those distances, we can either put people in exam rooms or we have them wait outside, but we're still masking and distancing in the same way we did before. we have started to, in fact, just today, we had a meeting where we're starting to review these practices in conjunction with the network come up with new guidance where it's appro

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philip rates this.they care about the working people in this country. they cater to the rich, and they give to those on the bottom, but just enough to convince them they are helping. if you really want to help the american people, put them to work and stop taxing the working class. congresswoman dingell, how would you respond to. philip would you say to him? >> i would say to him first of all i understand what you're saying, as i've told you josh when i told many others, four years ago i predicted that donald trump could become president because a lot of working men and women, didn't think we cared about them. i think joe biden, president biden, understands what it's like to be a working person in this country. and i would disagree with you, that he is trying to create -- the infrastructure plan is actually called the jobs plan. he wants to create good strong middle class jobs, that are going to pay people. and then they will be paying taxes into our income. it's a very complicated issue. but the last t

who was only buried _ father, prince philip who was only buried a _ father, prince philip who was onlyw weeks ago. so the timing of this whole thing is very, very insensitive. and this comes on the back— very insensitive. and this comes on the back of— very insensitive. and this comes on the back of the oprah interview a few weeks back which created _ interview a few weeks back which created a — interview a few weeks back which created a real storm. we interview a few weeks back which created a real storm.— interview a few weeks back which created a real storm. we know that prince harry _ created a real storm. we know that prince harry and _ created a real storm. we know that prince harry and meghan, - created a real storm. we know that prince harry and meghan, look, - created a real storm. we know that| prince harry and meghan, look, the outlook is prolific, meghan's written a new book. they've got the netflix deal, the giving interviews all over the place and they run all these things through the foundation called archway. sounds to me like a private equity firm but actually is their

and immediately it becomes clear that philip hackers liver isn't in great condition in the office. their child, you can see that the liver tissue is slightly lighter in color on the kidney tissue . and that indicates the beginning of fatty liver disease. a so called 5 rows can, is used to measure how much fat has been deposited in the liver. in the past, patients had to undergo a painful biopsy. but these days it's a lot easier for cases like this one. the test shows that our patient needs to be treated. the lever shot, the damage to the liver is only one aspect. fatty liver disease also means you have greater risk of cardiovascular disease. well, you may get a hardening of the arteries or even a heart attack. and so it's twice as important to do something about it. more and more patients are developing problems like killer peca. deliver, serves many vital functions such as filtering the blood coming from the digestive tract. but when we eat too much of the wrong kinds of foods, it starts to store fat and can no longer work properly. it begins to swell and can reach twice its size

it's like they were off the air for a while and then i believe having watched the show she and philiplobe had that special chemistry that we recognize in you know tv stars. will they won't they type tv stars now they were really special. they seemed like a married couple they seemed really lived in and had a connection and so then she ends up replacing him twice because he's so hard to replace. the first one doesn't stick the second one. he's fine, but i never i don't like the later episodes with him nearly as much as i like the early episodes with full of globe and so all together this just is why i think we don't know. not everyone knows about gertrude bird either and the similar to hazel the recordings of the show, they do exist. but especially the early versions which are the best the early episodes which are the best ones. they're very bad version. they're kind of like a copy of a copy. so i think that's why we see like an isle of lucy in endless reruns because it was this is getting nerdy now, but they they shot on film for i love lucy whereas the goldbergs was still live. and s

quite likely, maybe probable, but for the long term, i think this is a mistake. >> is it because, philiphe will destroy republican candidates if they don't toe the line for him and show loyalty to him, rather than thinking that trump will grow the party? is it more that fear than anything driving this, do you think? >> yeah. i think that's pretty clearly the case. one of the things that we saw in '16 and in '20 was that donald trump was able to turn out voters who usually didn't turn out as much. we saw him not do that in 2018 when he wasn't on the ballot and it very much is a function. it functioned less of trying to position oneself in the direction the party is headed and more in trying to salvage what you can from the trump presence. it's important to put a fine point on it. donald trump lying incessantly about having not lost the election and no one, from november 4th on, and having the willingness to stay on and say that's not true, and liz cheney's included and there are so many in the republican caucus have found it so much easier consistently to simply go along with it and not b

philip randolph in the white house. the democratic party needs to do something to address their concerns, there's this growing feeling, especially coming out of new york. about exactly the same time, randolph says i'm going to flex my if muscles, we want even more. we're going to demonstrate on washington, okay in what they want to do they want to desegregate the armed forces, one of the things they're calling for, and they're also continuing this push to end jim crow in the south. so they plan this march for 1941, and they think that by the late spring of 1941, they through there's going to be the -- think there's going to be about 100,000 african-americans who are going to show up to this march. they think about 100,000 in 1941 were going to come to this which would have been a very large number of people to demonstrate on the mall in washington. especially at a moment where the united states has not yet entered the war, but it's made very clear which side it's on, okay? the president of the united states had sign on

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his name was john philip sousa and he was a very illustrious bandleader. leader of the marine and, he wrote many great marches. i am sure there are many b andsmen in the country that associate his name not only with a great marches that he wrote , but the instrument that bears his name, the sousaphone. we have the original sousaphone made by the company in elkhart indiana. usually you can only see this in the museum of science and industry in chicago. in this particular case, the bell of the instrument extends directly upward. i want to call your attention to the uniform. it is our famous uniform and trimmed in black-and-white. it is one that we know that members of the marine band have worn for 80 years. we are going to play a sousa march. i know the march most of you would like us to play is stars & stripes forever. ♪ ♪ ♪ that was sousa music at its very best. most americans inc. of the marine band as a concert band. -- most americans think of the korean band as a concert band. i do not believe that many of you realize that the marine band performs as a

in north carolina, philip got a phone call from his business partner, eric. >> i got confirmation that family? >> yes. i broke down and cried. yes. and then you can let go, you know? you can just kind of collapse. >> later, a picture followed. his wife and children trapped in that mall for hours in terror right now in the safety of a friends house, together. >> simply the most precious thing i could even imagine, to see all of them sitting there in the safety and know they had come through it. >> philip grab the first flight back to kenya. >> must at felt really good when he got off the plane? >> it was very good because, you know, as a mom, one dad is not around, you feel like you have to keep it together, and you've got to be strong. >> and the kids were excited to see him? they had been asking. >> they were relieved to finally be able to touch him and hug him and have that extra security. >> these images show the devastation and destruction of the west gate mall, ravaged by a siege that dragged on for four days. terrorists with links to al-qaeda claimed responsibility, and the kenya

just speaking was philip was in the head of the year, an agency for palestinians earlier on. he said that they were looking forward to the partnership of the united states and as part of the rebuilding process, he said a strong on right, which is the acronym for the palestinian agency, the you and i strong on what is needed. but we also heard from lynn hastings, she's the un resident coordinator for the occupied palestinian territory. she was giving some early estimates for some of the damage. you said 300 buildings had been damaged. one size and actual house is not that translated into 6 hospitals. 11 primary health care facilities and the loss of use of a dissemination plans. there were lots of problems with those that were 3 that she said need to be fixed. 800000 people now lacked access to pipe water. now the former chief advisor to the u. k. prime minister has posted a series of tweets, criticizing the government handling of the cobra, 1900 pandemic. dominic cummings is accused borrows johnson's government of incompetence and lying to the public about its herd immunity s

he says his heart broke precious and philip driving home from work. attempting to make a left turn on to me anyway, when they were broadsided by a speeding white honda accord driven by 18 year old robert garcia of morgan hill. court documents reveal a sheriff's deputy was trying to stop garcia after he made several lane changes and a u turn without signaling instead of stopping garcia accelerated, ran a red light. crashing into precious and phillips camera, pushing it 250 ft. landing against a sound wall. just someone lucky. it's so unfortunate because they are like three minutes away from our home precious, seen as a mother figure, the children's mother died from leukemia when they were young. precious is name pretty much describes herself so very well for precious. his boyfriend. he lost the love of his life. i was actually planning on proposing tour on the next few years. is when we were both finished with school. amid his anger, he's praying for the suspects just have them find faith. have them come to realization that life is short, precious and

as for philip morris, the sims -- this seems to be a favorite among analysts.e price be volatile. we have the analyst rating. at one point last year very high. still over this period of time fairly high, just the right -- just like the stock price as well. guy: absolutely. let's talk about the product and where it goes next. let's talk about what impact that will have on of investors. jacek olczak joining us now. thank you for your time. we are living in a world where regulatory scrutiny is getting greater and greater. flavored products under pressure. the europeans have done it. the united states looks like it will do it. what does this mean in terms of your business? how big of an impact will have -- this increasing regulatory tightness, critically when it comes to flavor? jacek: we do not sell combustible cigarettes as we know them in the u.s.. the conversation happening in the u.s. is not impacting us. second we have our own experience from international markets, the european union markets, where -- introduced in may 2020. as predicted, the majority of the

he 1st conduction ultrasound and immediately it becomes clear that philip hackers liver isn't in great condition in the after their child. you can see that the liver tissue is slightly lighter in color than the kidney tissue. and that indicates the beginning of fatty liver disease or a so called 5 rows can, is used to measure how much fat has been deposited in the liver. in the past, patients had to undergo a painful biopsy. but these days it's a lot easier for cases like this one. the test shows that our patient needs to be treated. the shod was damaged and the liver is only one aspect. fatty liver disease also means you have greater risk of cardiovascular disease where you may get a hardening of the arteries or even a heart attack. and so it's twice as important to do something about it. more and more patients are developing problems like peca deliver, serves many vital functions such as filtering the blood coming from the digestive tract. but when we eat too much of the wrong kinds of foods, it starts to store effect and can no longer work properly. it begins to swell and can reach

session of parliament it's her 1st major public engagement since the death of her husband prince philip this year's ceremony was pared back because of the pandemic with the queen wearing a day dress instead of her usual robes in crown and this time for the 1st time in decades the queen was not accompanied by her husband i mean what remains unchanged the speech delivered by the queen was written by the prime minister will go to the u.k. for analysis in just a moment let's listen to an excerpt of the queen's address my government will strengthen and renew democracy and the coast. legislation will be introduced to ensure all the intended in the election protect freedom of speech and restore the balance of power between the executive legislative and the courts. i want to bring in quentin peel he's an associate fellow with the europe program at the think tank chatham house he's an familiar face to our viewers good evening to you quentin strengthening democracy the introduction of photo i.d.'s for voters am at elections is britain's democracy is it under threat through voter fraud no i don't

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but after the break maximilian, philip leveled the schools below need from dinner. moscow has said he'd like to stay with the bulls. mine says new bundles, the record score out of vice on then got his side back in front. before this beauty buys you out the door again for this course, all square the final bell was rung by step on bell. meaning mine's ended the season on a high sierra glove. you're still in the champions league. the same can't be said for audi hooters? frankfurt who threw away a top for finish after their coach announced the leaving and their main goal for andre silva who fagged his 28 goal from the spot is being linked with moves the broad welfare for the future remains uncertain. for fiber, things will likely stay just how they are young. john grabbed their equalizer one star, likely to stay in frankfort is philip cottage, the eagle, i served 1st set up all my me too. and then not to stock up his fist count to 17 this season. the 31, when a nice good bye, give to coach it out. as i'm fast prepare for a major upheaval. how many of these guys will follow him out the door?

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british queen has carried out her 1st major public engagement since the death of her husband prince philip as she opened a new session of parliament this year ceremony was pared back because of the pandemic but the queen wearing a day dress instead of her usual robes and crown prince philip has spent decades a company and the monarch to the event the queen has been continuing her official duties since the royal mourning and it. coming up next indeed abuse asia calls for international law down in india for a louder as the country keeps recording more than 300000 cases daily. in the us coming up with my colleague paresh the energy on d. w. news asia there's always more on the web site d w dot com i'm sara kelly in berlin thanks for watching take care. of. the body. it's an ongoing quest for a bit of. the arab spring began in 2000 a lot of. people stood up against corruption and dictatorship. all these my. humans. have left deep banks in my memory. they had hoped for more security more freedom more dignity. have their hopes been fulfilled. in years after the arab spring. rebellion starts june

philip is receiving instruction from his big sister catarina.him as a shawl sure sometimes i miss my mama who'd help straight off if she were here harrison kahneman give me her. play under it quickly print out the latest worksheets before math class the last time he was able to attend school with his entire class was over a year ago since the outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic schools have been closed for most of the time. so leandra must learn on his own he has no siblings to help his mother teaches at another school and his father runs a company they often work from home too. day after day play under his online classes according to a section jewel he's actually a good student but with homeschooling he finds it hard to keep up. in the uk when we're under so much pressure the whole day my head is full of deadlines for example i need to work on things that are due on wednesday or thursday but i know i won't be able to meet the deadlines because i still have so much to do and other subjects and for as an expense and as soon and sometimes you jus

it marks the first major public engagement since the passing of her husband, prince philip last month>> [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> detail. .. >>. [silence] >>. [silence). >> landlords may be seated. [laughter] >> closed the door. >> miss blackwell, open the door. >> mister speaker, the queen mother. [inaudible] make way for mister speaker. [silence] >>. [inaudible] >>. [silence] my lords and members of thehouse of commons , my governor's priority was to deliver a nationalrecovery from the pandemic . make the united kingdom stronger, wealthier and more prosperous than before . to achieve this my government will level opportunities across allparts of the united kingdom .supporting jobs, businesses and economic growth. addressing the impact of the pandemic. on public services. my governor will protect the health of the nation, continuing the vaccination program and providing additional funding to support the nhs. my ministers will bring forward legislation to empower the nhs to innovate and embrace technology . patients will receive more tailored and preventat

i'm philip mena. >> and i'm frances rivera. fda has cleared the way for about 17 million more americans to get vaccinated. authorizing the use of pfizer's vaccine for kids as young as 12. the cdc is expected to sign off on the move soon, but will parents approve? in a recent poll, 30% of parents said they would get their children vaccinated as soon as possible 23% said they definitely would not. others said they will wait or would if required. for more on the vaccine rollout, here's our correspondent >> reporter: the food and drug administration says pfizer's covid-19 vaccine can be used to inoculate children as young as 12 >> having a vaccine authorized for a younger population is a critical step to lessen the public health burden caused by the covid-19 pandemic. >> reporter: more than 2,000 volunteers were used for testing. the fda study found the vaccine was safe and offered strong protection 17 million children will be eligible for vaccination >> one can say that often children don't get terribly sick from covid-19, there a

he w young philip shelves inside and sent this report. spanish police launch tear gas in an attempt to stop the dozens of people from crossing the border. but some of the migrants swim around the fence. among them all miners. well, well, mar, one less morocco at the beginning of the week and made it across the border. he's by himself. the 16 year old says poverty is what made him leave. his aim is to reach france, but for now he's in c o to and begging for food. again, you know, so far nobody here has taken care of us. we get most of the food from other moroccans in town. between 150-2000 minors have arrived and see you to in the last few days the spanish government is providing them with accommodation at empty warehouses. but a workers say they're overwhelmed. some of that. and then if this is melissa, we do our best to provide people with the basics, water, food, and clothes. but at the same time, we're always aware that more people could arrive here on the coast. today i've been an actor will run out on with in c o to city center, some of the young migrant spec for money and food tr

i got a real sense of how much in sync philip and elizabeth are. with an expert choreography sort of like fred astaire and ginger rogers. i also saw aspects of him that contradict his caricature of rashness and insensitivity. he always watches the queen intently to see whether she needs any assistance. i once saw him bring a little child over to greet her he often spots people in the crowd who can't see very well and he'll walk them out to give them a better vantage point. when the queen needs a boost he's also there with a humorous aside such as don't be so sad sausage. on the last night in trinidad. i also witnessed a close range what i had heard about from several people that the queen doesn't perspire even in the hottest temperatures. the british high commissioner was hosting a garden party in his hilltop home on such a steamy evening that everyone including me was dripping from the heat. but after an hour of lively conversations with some 65 guests the queen walked past me very close by and there was absolutely no moisture on her face. one of

well, they w correspondent, young philips shows says in say what he says, tensions that are likely to continue at the moment to quiet here at the border between morocco and spain. morocco and officials seem to be in control again, however, that the small groups of migrants trying to swim across hundreds of people try to force their way past security in the later evening, injuring the nights, the more than 1000 miners having arrived and see which unreason date, post especially saelens, to spanish authorities, local media reports about plan to relocate them to different parts of the country. and philip shots that you need is our meeting today and a fresh attempt to finalize a covered $900.00 vaccine a passport scheme. the so called green certificate could give a much needed boost to the travel season by waiving quantities, restrictions for certain people. but key issues, including access to free tests, delayed the schemes roland. the document would state whether the person had been vaccinated, tested negative, or recently recovered from current. denmark has already produced its own syst

the same there was one notable difference this year after the recent death of her husband prince philip queen elizabeth was accompanied by his son prince charles who now also takes on his father's title as the juke of amber. you're watching the w. news live from berlin i'll be back at the top of the hour with more world news followed by the day i hope so see that. ask the tough. guy. was just 6 minutes secures their night to sleep in the box. going to sleep spots is absurd. or. it was 26 thing that's like a bunch of the cli because i wanted to be a gemini with the name the last few years have been quite o'brien brilliant. and learned to love her but when it comes to gemma because on the whole so was not quite in the oxford cheers but perhaps the biggest runs a new hobby of mine i'm going down the road for it i want to be in the news there are pros and there are a cunt but when you feed them all together their realize it's called just another way of living they are you ready to meet the dr and then voted me right just do it on. true chance. that you love. she will extract the good outfit

session of parliament it's her 1st major public engagement since the death of her husband prince philip this year's ceremony was pared back because of the pandemic with the queen wearing a day dress instead of her usual robes in crown and this time for the 1st time in decades the queen was not accompanied by her husband. what remains unchanged the speech delivered by the queen was written by the prime minister will go to the u.k. for analysis in just a moment let's listen to an excerpt of the queen's address my government will strengthen and renew democracy and the coast. legislation will be introduced to ensure all the intended in the election protect freedom of speech and we stole the balance of power between the executive legislature and the courts. i want to bring in quentin peel he's an associate fellow with the europe program at the think tank chatham house he's a familiar face to our viewers good evening to you quentin strengthening democracy the introduction of photo i.d.'s for voters am at elections is britain's democracy is it under threat through voter fraud no i don't think

session of parliament it's her 1st major public engagement since the death of her husband prince philip this year's ceremony was pared back because of the pandemic with the queen wearing a day dress instead of her usual robes in crayon and this time for the 1st time in decades the queen was not accompanied by her husband. what remains unchanged the speech delivered by the queen was written by the prime minister we're going to the u.k. for analysis in just a moment let's listen to an excerpt of the queen's address my government will strengthen and renew democracy and the constitution legislation will be introduced to ensure the integrity of election protect freedom of speech and we stole the balance of power between the executive legislation and the courts. i want to bring in quentin peel he's an associate fellow with the europe program at the think think chatham house he's an familiar face to our viewers good evening to you quentin and strengthening democracy for the introduction of photo i.d.'s for voters and at elections is britain's democracy is it under threat through voter fraud no