polatsk to the prince. with yaraslavich, the sons of the vyalikag prince of kiev yaraslav mudrag. spyarsha yany sat down, and then again. the era of usyaslav is the hour of incredible wars. all over europe, the violent principalities began to grow smaller, and you paid for your life. give yourself some slack, and you will instantly become a successful earner. in 1065 there is such a situation. old town of novgarad. vayunіchy susedzі kapіlіsya on yago abagatsti. who is the sneakiest? no matter how bad it is, we are tired of the youth of usyaslav. sabra the polatian squad went on their way. he 's right. pa daroz and novgarada ablazhyў pskov. the prince of naugarod, mscislav, rushed his troops to help, and usyaslav was then defeated. nowgarad is stagnant without abaronna, i don’t want any money. yes, he comes from a languid task, it seems that he is breathing with himself the navat of the safiyskaya council, which appeared in nougaradze three earlier for polack. there is a version that the latest ukrainian pir

reporter prince harry turns 40. >> the once lovable party prince , >> the once lovable party prince,ving to california with his wife meghan, quitting his lifelong royal role. he wanted financial and personal freedom but lost his honorary military titles and patronages in the process. a bitter blow for a man with deeply personal connections to the armed forces . the duke of to the armed forces. the duke of sussex is still not speaking to his brother, the prince of wales, and remains estranged from his father, the king. >> reports suggest that whilst charles would be open to a return of some sort on the part of his son and daughter in law , of his son and daughter in law, william absolutely wouldn't be open to that. >> the prince served for ten years in the british armed forces, including two tours of afghanistan. in 2014, he founded the invictus games with the help of the foundation. he shared at the time with prince william and catherine. >> sport has the ability to heal >> sport has the ability to heal, to change lives and to save lives . save lives. >> the paralympic style competit

reporter prince harry turns 40. >> the once lovable party prince now far more polarising.ing's youngest sons made some dramatic changes to his life, moving to california with his wife meghan, quitting his lifelong royal role. he wanted financial and personal freedom but lost his honorary military titles and patronages in the process. a bitter blow for a man with deeply personal connections to the armed forces . the duke of to the armed forces. the duke of sussex is still not speaking to his brother, the prince of wales, and remains estranged from his father, the king. >> reports suggest that whilst charles would be open to a return of some sort on the part of his son and daughter in law , of his son and daughter in law, william absolutely wouldn't be open to that. >> the prince served for ten years in the british armed forces, including two tours of afghanistan. in 2014, he founded the invictus games with the help of the foundation. he shared at the time with prince william and catherine. >> sport has the ability to heal >> sport has the ability to heal, to change lives an

six—year—old noah had prince harry in his sights.child charity hasn't wavered since his move to america. at the award ceremony to honour the courage of children with complex needs, prince harry called them "little legends" and praised their families. as a parent, i know a little about the emotional roller—coaster of parenting. but when i hear about the care that some of you mums, dads and family members provide, the level of round—the—clock care that you offer, the skills you've had to learn and the battles for support that you fight every single day, i am truly in awe. any return to the uk sharpens interest in prince harry's still strained relationship with the royal family. with the king in scotland and the prince of wales in windsor, family meetings appear unlikely. but he won't go home empty—handed — presents for prince harry's children, archie and lilibet, from 11—year—old lewis, one of the wellchild winners that prince harry called heroic. daniela relph, bbc news, central london. and just some breaking news to bring you — the u

, you cannot become a prince, you can only not be born a prince, and the sobetskys, in principle, comeall nobility, and there the senatorial only jan sobieski's grandfather received the government first, yes, that is, he is essentially such, well, you can say, newcomers among the elite of the polish-lithuanian commonwealth, and that's why they need a legend, and there is also a practical consideration, sobieski wanted one of his sons to become king, and he even achieved such a courtly title for them, royals, with which they were titled already after the death of sobieski, well, in the end, none of them became monarchs like that, although they were related to many european families, which also had certain troubles, as with the same stewards , but, but it was an element of the legend, yes, that is, sobesky had to prove that he was special. sobesky, he still has one such page in his biography, he restored the cossacks in the right-bank ukraine, that is, he begins to flirt again, as then, perhaps, not everyone they wanted this in the commonwealth of nations with the cossacks, because it ne

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today we will talk about her novel the black prince.st glance is very simple. there is a hero, an elderly, fifty-eight-year-old writer, who also worked in the past as a tax inspector, he dreams of writing a book, is looking for solitude, but at this time his friends begin to bother his familiar married couple, he begins to understand their relationship and quite unexpectedly falls in love with their twenty-year-old daughter, tries to, well, let 's say, seduce her, but at the same time with a serious approach, but his girlfriend leaves him and he ... ends up in prison, accused of murdering her father, and we are trying to figure out what is behind this relationship behind this family system, the writer vera bogdanova, hello! hello, please tell me why it is the black prince that is considered a landmark work by murdoch, what is so important about it, what themes are revealed there? well, in my opinion, it is considered a landmark work for murdoch, because it was a kind of turning point, i would say, a turning point work, a turning point n

mstislav, the son of vladimir manomakh, went hunting, where he... was wounded by a bear, the prince fell ill, no one could heal him, but one day saint nicholas of merlikiysky, a miracle worker, appeared to the sick man in a dream and ordered him to go to kiev to take a round icon with his image from there, saying that this icon would heal the prince, well, the prince sent messengers on a long journey, they left lake volkhov elmen, but were met a storm had broken out, so as not to drown, we washed up on the island of lipno, where we are now, when the storm died down, from... struck the church. the bell tower and the porch took the first blow, they saved the church, covering the unique frescoes under themselves, like a dome. margarit stepanovna has lived on lipno for almost 40 years. her father was a hunter and a slave. he used to bring me to the island when i was little, - says the caretaker of the church museum. when her mother was given a sad diagnosis by doctors, saying that the woman's lungs enough for 2-3 years, but for this you need goat's milk. fresh air, stove heating, this i

happy birthday to prince harry on sunday.n population of england and wales. it has fallen by 2188. at the prison population of england and wales is 86,333. this is of course following prince harry giving that statement to the bbc that he is excited to turn a 1t0 on sunday and he celebrating it with a family before then heading off on a break with his friends. hgppy on a break with his friends. happy birthday to prince harry on sunday. breaking news in the uk, we have some figures regarding the prison population of england and wales. it has been to find out more. the common housefly. all too common, it seems, in the homes of bettws, south wales, where residents say they've been inundated by thousands of the insects in recent weeks. at the local pub, regulars come armed with swats and sprays to keep the flies at bay, but it feels like a losing battle. here, you can have that. i'm not having it. you can start swatting for me. melanie's had to stop serving meals — she just can't stomach seeing the insects. if i see a fly on a pie

prince andrew and epstein?ey've gone after her, they're going to go after prince andrew. get me and him in a room together and then i can do my thing . thing. >> five years on from that interview, we're asking whether the controversial prince has any future in the royal family, or would allowing him back into the fold be a mistake? >> okay, well, former royal gardener jack stooks joins us now alongside royal commentator richard fitzwilliams. very good morning to both of you gentlemen. and richard, let's start with you, shall we? would you like to see prince andrew back in the royal fold ? back in the royal fold? >> well, there's absolutely no chance of that at all, as i think we all know, prince andrew is absolutely toxic . and if you is absolutely toxic. and if you look at the latest yougov poll, you'll see he has some 12% support. he has vehemently denied the charges of sexual assault against him by virginia roberts giuffre . and he's not roberts giuffre. and he's not been convicted of anything but nonetheles

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vladislav sulimsky, prince igor says, it is difficult to contain emotions., just such an entourage, in general, it makes the stage even more dizzy. passions, music science. barodin is also in his life there were two difficult to combine famous scientist chemist, he discovered new reactions, went with mendeleyev to a conference where the best minds first gave clear definitions of the atom and molecule, and the great russian composers had to be in their free time. a member of the legendary mighty bunch, he was friends with musarcki and roman. little historical data has survived at all about the polovtsians, about how they actually danced and fokin pushed off from the music, here he himself said that i do not know how the stripes danced, but i know that to the music of borodin they should dance exactly as i staged, we have a lot of such rotations in dances, we say goodbye all the time, such more like a dance such a whirlwind. the princely squads on the stage of the big one go on a campaign to perkhom on stallions. this is another surprise for the audience. the

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prince vladimir on the monument, we will have to leave this mystery to professionals.nd it's high time for us to get to know the landmark of kamenets better, which attracted our attention from the first minute of our stay. three hundred churches were planned to be built in the russian empire during the three decades of the romanov dynasty. and a local priest, whose name is still unknown, tried to ensure that kamenets was included in the list of cities where new ones would appear. however , it was not possible to implement the plan to the end, because the first world war began, but by 194 this temple was still built. the priest lev paevsky took care of the creation of the temple. the church of st. simeon was built on the foundation of an old wooden church, which was erected on this site in the 15th century. four centuries later, the building was completely desolate. thanks to the efforts of the rector, the government allocated 50,000 rubles in gold, and so a brick church appeared on the hill, consecrated in honor of simeon the stylite. a syrian orthodox monk, the founde

matthew, prince har is few hours. matthew, prince harry is no _ few hours.s. matthew, prince| harry is no longer a working royal but he is here in this week in new york to support a number of organisations that he tries to uplift. causes that are dear to him and the duchess of sussex. and we know that youth mental health is among them. here at the summit which gathers the private and public sector, bringing together businesses and government officials. he moderated a panel with two of the recipients of the diana award. the diana award is trying to get change through leadership of the younger generation. prince harry moderating that discussion with two young leaders making the point that there should be more youth involvement in decision—making. extending that message to business leaders and government officials, saying that they are the change—makers. {line officials, saying that they are the change-makers.- officials, saying that they are the change-makers. one of the grouns- -- _ the change-makers. one of the grouns- -- i _ the change-makers. one of the gr

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well, they have installed a memorial to prince david’s headplate.. prince david showed to the people of this castle, on that month , that the city is known as the city’s leader, most of the zhikharov are familiar with this version, i’ll take a look at this point i’m abolishing this idea, i’m flying because i’m so proud i found out earlier, i changed my mind as a garadian pastel, i'm extremely hot, kal... i'm sorry, well, well, well, the idea is desperate, i i'm flying that the whole show itself is david connected with the 14th century, if it was correctly stated in the document: garadok david, this progressive prince of garadz, was the sturaska vyalikaga turkic principality that was created several times nyastva, garadze principalities. it was also the most important prince david and not the gonar is not named, it is simply said that it is understandable that the gardens, navat kali, i don’t think that there is a nearby town near the luninetsky district, and the strashytsky mountains there is a dock in minsk, well, there is a lot there are so many o

prince harry turns 40. the duke of sussex enters his fourth decade with well wishes from the royal family including the x account, social media twitter account of the prince and princess of wales. is harry slowly being welcomed back into the royal fold, though ? and into the royal fold, though? and it's a big weekend of sports as the premier league returns. but, but, but uefa has warned that england could be excluded from the ,2,028 england could be excluded from the 2,028 over football regulator plans, which is a bit embarrassing because it's being held here. we'll have all the latest on that. i'm dawn neesom and this is the weekend on indeed the weekend . indeed the weekend. but my favourite bit of the show and i'm really not joking, is talking to you lot out there and i love that. so let me know your views on all the stories we're talking about or anything you want to have a chat about. it's a sunday afternoon. we're all chilled, aren't we? it's very simple to do, so just get in touch by visiting gb news

merkavan, he would be the sons of nalshan prince daumont, and this toy is a character. reputation in the vyalik principality is that of the cape, it seems, of menavita damont. he raised his hand with daggers over the punishment of the mindougs, who were the steadfast leaders, and in order to protect the slaughter of the monarch of utsek near pskov, he became a prince and more than once grammed kryzhakov. and all from such family images, guarding the death of his father, the young david returned to the ruler of prodka, idz adress to the vyalikaga prince vitsenya, please, take your service. vitsen vagaetstsa: uzyats, who, the son of a troublemaker? what about raptam tattoos? yany laundry, but from the other side, the need for kamusci paranitsa edge of hell is an enemy, vacancies for male warriors are grabbed. ureštse, prince of pagadzhaetstsa, ale z vybavalnymi termіnam, send david ў gorodnyam kashtalyanam castle. the people of iran are pasmikhayutstsa: “well, boy, what are you doing, why don’t you catch fish on the chud lake.” it’s not necessary to unpack chestnuts like

i mean, prince , prince what? i mean, prince, prince george, of course, very privileged person.t clearly 11 year olds do. >> well, i think it depends how much money you've got to spend on all that learning. you've got to do. and of course, the aircraft itself, hiring the aircraft, the fuel as well, that will cost thousands of pounds if he is going towards his license. but this could have just been a special treat before prince george goes back to school, because it happened on tuesday last week. he went back to school lambrook wednesday last week. so i think you need some finance behind it. i think you have to be relatively well off in order to afford for your child to learn to fly. >> yes , if you want to be a >> yes, if you want to be a pilot, you have to invest a lot before you, before you make a good wage after. but yes, i know sometimes the airlines can fund that. >> if you particularly if you show a talent. >> cameron walker, thank you very much indeed. we've got lots more coming up on today's show. don't go anywhere. we're going to be back with katherine forster, who's in

but at the moment, prince harry's safe and soundin moment, prince harry's safe and sound in the us. >nd that argument from the judge. >> well, i mean, that's what the judge said. i can only tell you what he says, and i'm sure the heritage foundation are thinking long and hard about what their next step is going to be because they they say that this could potentially be a clear issue in terms of somebody being not above the law, but having a certain privilege, but above that of us citizens and above the law. >> that is what they're saying, really, isn't it? >> well, i suppose quite possibly. and i suppose, you know, they want to say that prince harry is a member of the royal family, but in the united states every person is equal, right? every us citizen is equal right? every us citizen is equal. so that's what they're trying to find out. yeah >> so why are the heritage foundation doing this? is this a vendetta against prince harry, or is this them trying to, i don't know, shine a light on discrepancies in how people are treated? >> well, i think they would argue your second point, emil

and the prince outreach workers. and the prince of wales is homewards project.ghts card, and that is the uk's number one discount card that provides discounts to emergency service workers, armed forces, workers, nhs and the like. and now homelessness workers are going to be added to that list, being provided with financial support, of course. but also prince william hopes it will improve their mental wellbeing. and it's understood that prince william has been involved in this project and has been kept up to date with it since its infancy, and homewards , since its infancy, and homewards, of course, is wanting to champion the blue light cards and support those who are helping those who are either experiencing homelessness or are at risk of becoming homelessness. because it can be. it's thought, a huge challenge to deal with the complex issues surrounding homelessness when it comes to addiction , financial comes to addiction, financial problems and the like. and prince william here in aberdeen, as you said, andrew, a little bit later on this morning, meeting some

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prince george is 11. age limit on learning to fly, but you can't log your flying hours until you turn 14 years old, and you can't do your test until you're 16, and you can't have a private pilot's licence until you're 17. but that airfield was actually where prince philip, duke of edinburgh, prince george's great grandfather, learned to fly way back in 1952. and, of course , back in 1952. and, of course, there is a long line of males within the royal family who have learned to fly. prince charles. well, now, king charles, of course, but then prince charles learnt to fly. prince william as well. well known that he is a was an raf search and rescue helicopter pilot and an east anglian air ambulance pilot as well. so it's certainly something that prince george clearly has a passion for, or appears to have a passion for. but of course he's still very, very young indeed. perhaps we will see him take after his father, do some work with the raf. and of course, one day he's going to be king and be head of the arm

there are three museums of christianity, created on the site where the holy equal-to-the-apostles princer accepted orthodox baptism. the museum of antiquity and byzantium and the museum of the history of crimea and novorossiya. in essence, this is a huge. museum and educational spaces that tell about certain eras in the history of our land. the adoption of christianity became the spiritual basis for the formation of russian civilization. in the era of greek city-states and byzantine settlements in crimea, a the material foundation for the life of people in this area. three centuries of the crimean khanate gave this place a unique flavor. and the large-scale development of these territories after the establishment. historical roots feeds russia, which made it the most powerful world state of civilization and what path it had to take to achieve this. a look through the prism of history at the dramatic events of the 21st century. the return of crimea to russia, the struggle of the inhabitants of the republics of new russia for the right to preserve the traditions, language, culture of their

well, the most serene prince, potemkin tauric figure is undoubtedly the most famous, and at the same time. it happens very much, because the most remarkable monument, the originality of the personality, the shades of the personality still cannot convey, and this figure was the most colorful for that era, especially, that potemkin was the favorite of catherine the great, everyone knows, that he was the conqueror of crimea, especially, and in the potemkin villages, of course, they heard, well, that's the character really. gymnasium then taught at moscow state university and even in the pazevsky corps he also taught, so this well, how indirectly can testify to the fact that potemkin primary education was not bad at all, then he entered moscow state university, in the first year he showed absolutely excellent knowledge, received a gold medal, a little later he was among the best students presented to empress elizabeth petrovna. however, after 3 years he was expelled for laziness and not, as i understand it, in modern times i would say for truancy, for non-attendance, at least the officia

the prince found a desert spring in a picturesque place not far from mstislavl. vision returned to him, and he built a monastery next to the spring in gratitude, and believers from all over the area flocked to the healing spring. in the 15th century, the pustynsky monastery was one of the largest in the eastern belarusian lands. at the beginning of the 19th century, on the site of wooden buildings of the temple the stone assumption cathedral appeared. in 1864, right on the spring where the icon of the mother of god appeared , the church of the nativity of the most holy theotokos was built and consecrated. the following year , the newly built church of the intercession of the most holy theotokos was consecrated. a majestic bell tower was erected. in the middle of the 20th century , orphans were placed in the cells. this is how the pustynsky orphanage appeared. the property of the pustynsky monastery, including the icons, was confiscated. the miraculous image disappeared. in 1943, the germans blew up the monastery. at the same time, within the walls of the cathedra

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cameron, can we just touch on prince harry? a quick visit, if not his brother ? if not his brother? >> i suspect not, we did get a message from the prince and princess of wales's social media account on sunday, wishing the duke of sussex a very happy 40th birthday, but it wasn't signed off with w and c, le. william and catherine, so they personally didn't write the tweet. but i doubt that their team would have posted that without the prince and princess's permission to do so now, because prince harry, no longer a working member of the royal family it's not automatic that a royal social media account , either buckingham account, either buckingham palace or kensington palace, would post a happy birthday message for him. but because it's his 40th birthday, because it's his 40th birthday, because it's a milestone birthday, that is the custom to do so. so perhaps a little bit of a gesture of goodwill, but i don't think we can read into this that this has been an olive branch extended to prince harry from either william or catherine

and relief, you heard in that video, very personal and intimate video in the words of princes of walesalking about how the last nine months have been for her and herfamily and she talks about how it has been incredibly tough for them as a family and a very reflective the video as well, her words are very reflective she has had time to think about it and i am sure so many people who have had a cancer diagnosis will be able to relate to that people. able to relate to that of reflection as they are undergoing treatment putting life into a different perspective. she talks about how her cancer diagnosis giving her a different perspective on everything and enjoying the simple things in life. that video, which was shot in north norfolk over the summer, again a very personal video with princess of wales and prince william and their three children. she is seen hugging her children and husband. it is a very intimate video. clearly catherine wants to get across her own experience of what she has been through over what sounds like a very grueling months since her cancer diagnosis. kensington palac

prince harry is coming home. nearly so.show , charlotte friend of the show, charlotte griffiths, who's the editor at large of the mail on sunday. she has written this picture now the front page for tomorrow is headuned front page for tomorrow is headlined harry asks former aides to help plot his return from exile, charlotte writes prince harry has sought advice from trusted former aides in britain on how to mastermind a return from exile in the united states, sources said. the duke of sussex is consulting people from his old life as a working royal, after allegedly growing dissatisfied with advice from american based image experts. i mean, this is a real bombshell moment. people have been talking about it for a long while. will harry come home? he looks miserable. is he enjoying his life in the us, away from his friends, away from his royal ties, his military ties? and it seems now , according to the mail seems now, according to the mail on sunday, it could be happening. it says . sources happening. it says. sources stress

prince alexander nevsky received legal registration. in troubled times, the temple was removed from the register, then, what in there was only one thing: a planetarium, a cinema, a museum, an archive. church services were resumed only 30 years later. there is another kobrin landmark near the fence: a high stone cliff made of granite boulders, topped with a large bronze eagle with outstretched wings. this place has long been a magnet not only for tourists, but also for wedding processions. at the foot of the monument are real cannons with cannonballs and the date of manufacture is on each gun. it is interesting that the eagle was originally double-headed, but the monument did not last long in this form. in the years during the first world war, german soldiers removed the bronze bird and sent it to be melted down. in 1930, a bust of the outstanding compatriot tadeusz kosciuszko appeared on the empty pedestal. and after more than 20 years, the original appearance of the monument was restored, but it was not possible to recreate exact copie

and i am proud to say i'm also a prince hall mason. this occurred in the united states capitol on august 10, 2024. this is the declaration that's part of the proclamation commemorating the historic prince hall slavery remembrance day program. declared, august 20, annually marks the observance of slavery remembrance day. dedicated to the memory of those who suffered under the transatlantic slave trade and to acknowledge the enduring impact of slavery on our nation. declared, august 20 serves as a solemn reminder of the historical injustices of slavery and its lasting effects on the social, economic, and cultural fabric of the united states. and aims to foster reflection, dialogue, and education to promote healing and reconciliation. declared, the united states congress, in recognizing the significance of slavery remembrance day, resolved that it supports the designation of a slavery remembrance day. to serve as a reminder of the evils of slavery, condemn slavery, and its evil progenies and encourages all to acknowledge the importance of

that was prince william . heir. that was prince william.oil? just saying sorry from prince william isn't going to cut it, is it? >> no. and i think with prince harry, you're right about the spare thing. but, you know, there's been lots of people who have been spares. you can say prince andrew was spare and that actually hasn't served him terribly well either. but he's made a he's made a role of it. he's created a dynamic from that role , which he is capitalising role, which he is capitalising on.and role, which he is capitalising on. and then he starts believing that he really is hard done by because he's in this junior role where he'll never be king. and i don't think he thinks in the real world anymore. i think he's so far removed from from actuality, from reality. now, at least in terms of the royal family that i nothing shocks me that he says anymore or asks for. but i do think none of it's going to happen at all. i mean, he's pursuing the british press. is that he's still going on with that. he's living his life in california. i'm sure

princely, that is, princely city. the friendliest. a local resident of khazhan town. the city can boast not only of its ancient history, which is estimated millennia, but truly unique attractions. in my opinion, one of the most interesting attractions of our country is the falling church. and indeed, if you look at it from afar, it seems that all the domes are facing in completely different directions, and the church is about to collapse. despite the fact that the exterior decoration is quite simple, the church is still beautiful and original. the decor includes gilded crosses on the domes and elegant frames on the window frames. the building was erected in the local uzbek style, but at the top parts of the church have features of a baroque style. as you can see, now the church has a foundation, once upon a time it literally hung in the air, it stood on huge piles, this protected the temple from the floods of the pripyat river. but in the sixties of the last century , soviet engineers came here and decided that the church. concrete foundation, they made it, since then

2000 just recently, everything was replanned here, the other one was forgotten, and the memory of princed all these moments were intended, prince davyd that's why i'm locking this castle, that's why month, dze zasnavat gorad, lichytstsa, that he is just the snavalnik of the city, most of all... for the sake of it , i abolish this idea, i fly, because the gorad isnava earlier, i was like the garadian pasture of david, and i’m very excited, if only we had a car in an hour, and we went there and said: “we tell you that you’re sleeping in our city, i would say, guys, if you want, only i wouldn’t be there and i don’t know and there’s nothing.” pra geta navat, well, well, well, the idea is fundamentally disgusting, i’m flying, because i’m a fool myself, all this david got in touch with the 14th century, as it was correctly indicated in one of the documents: garadok david geta, the ancestral prince of garadze, was the stoura vyalika turan principality was created several village principalities, garadze principalities. it was all the epoch prince david, and not the gonar is not named, it is simp

my first. reaction was the stance of prince _ reaction was the stance of prince philip, you know theay he is standing? that is howl perceive _ he is standing? that is howl perceive him. excellent. we are bil perceive him. excellent. we are big dog — perceive him. excellent. we are big dog lovers so to have the qualities _ big dog lovers so to have the qualities there is fantastic. many— qualities there is fantastic. many more people will surely come here now to see dispatches for themselves, and while there will be lots of different reactions to this depiction of royalty, one thing is already clear. this has done what art is supposed to do, it has got people talking. we are going to have the whether any moment. coming up at five o'clock, we are back live in the us. you are looking at all the fallout from the debate yesterday and looking at that endorsement that kamala harris had from taylor swift. we will talk to you at the top of the programme. also coming up, we have that news conference in kyiv and all the journalists in the room, because it david lammy is expected alongside anton

the prince of wales. he also stayed at old trop, which is the ultra which is the spencer family estate. so charles spencer, diana's brother's home. so he didn't stay with the king or in a royal residence, is buried exactly where his mother is buried in the on the island in the middle of the lake. there, when he returns in may for the invictus games, the 10th anniversary, prince harry reportedly was offered a place at buckingham palace to stay, but he turned it down. he also said he stayed in a hotel instead, so we're not sure where he's going to be staying. >> and meanwhile, with the king in balmoral, the logistics seem unlikely. but there is this kind of assumption that if they do meet, we might not hear about it. and this is all about trust. who can be trusted to have a meeting and not leak it to the press? and i think the royal, the feeling is that the royal family is sort of testing him almost to see whether or not they can have an open relationship with him, where he doesn't go and spill everything t

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how long will prince harry stay? will he see his father king charles?ptimistic that harry and charles might reconcile, i don't think that anybody thinks that's going to happen any time soon between harry and william. >> reporter: his sister-in-law, princess kate is now slowly returning to work after announcing she finished chemotherapy. last week posting this, after a surprise visit to watch ballet performance in london -- calling it wonderfully powerful, moving and aspiring. the princess possibly back in public for a ceremony honoring veterans and her annual christmas concert. >> reporter: as for any possible meeting with his father king charles, the king did spend the weekend in balbalmoral in scotl. he's due back for a public event wednesday. there may be an opportunity in between for the two to meet. >> kelly, thanks so much. >>> coming up, the push to make skincare more inclusive for people of >>> today we're taking a unique look at the unique skincare needs and channels for people of color. >> 60% of black americans said skin care brands have beco

very beautiful. in addition to a lot of advantages, he was very handsome, outwardly, such a first prince so to speak, yes, indeed, he was a handsome man in the full sense of the word, tall, his huge blue eyes, framed by very long eyelashes, shone with intelligence, it would be unlikely to find such eyes in the world, one of his contemporaries wrote, well, here we see ... the portrait is absolutely remarkable, truly a beauty. dmitry was born into a respectable family had a good education? dmitry received an excellent education, in which, of course, his mother anna nikolaevna, née princess bolenskaya, took part, who lovingly selected mentors and teachers for him. by the way, many of them were then teachers at the moscow imperial university. by the age of seventeen, dmitry venevitinov completed his home education, received excellent encyclopedic knowledge, he had a brilliant command of languages ​​and, in particular, the greek language, because his teacher, the greek baylo, taught him this subject, and he was not just a home teacher, he was a famous scholar, the publisher of plutarch, but w

then prince charles.attended this parade was back in 2009. so the fact that prince william, the future king, is here today is very special indeed. now, the sovereign's parade is the annual parade for the graduation of the junior officers at the raf college cranwell in lincolnshire. it's the air force equivalent of the of the sovereign's parade at sandhurst, which is, of course, for the british army officers . for the british army officers. and the king had a very busy day yesterday hosting a reception at buckingham palace, where there was a wonderful image of him hugging the new zealand women's rugby team. and of course, he's continuing cancer treatment. so because he's got a big tour coming to australia next month, it was thought maybe, perhaps that prince william should represent him today rather than the king himself. so those graduating have been on the commission's warrant officers course and the initial officer training course. as you mentioned, 48 raf cadets are passing out today, as well as four i

kostya considers himself the heir of prince stislav.e had no children in marriage, but he had a son from the daughter of boyar borotnikov. bolotnikov. i forgot to say that the surname has changed over time and from borodnikov turned into bolotnikov. only before that i had to dig deeper, you see, that's why kostya considers the ring to be his inheritance and he needs it personally, wow, how did you find out about that, where is it written, in the old russian charters, i went to the archive, i found out everything, kostya has been interested in his roots for a long time, he takes all genealogical inaccuracies very painfully, i had to figure it out right away, but i'm slow, well, you know, i started guessing when i was still studying the charters, the removed usenko, there were extra elements in capital letters, then i didn't understand why, now i understand everything, i'll bring it down, honest, huh? but he found a way out, i need to call vdovtsov, it's useless, he doesn't believe me, you and i will have to take them ourselves, paradox a

polovtsian dances, historical choreography, prince igor on the stage of the bolshoi theatre, and the soloists of the mariinsky theatre participate, the opera that conquered the world, probably the second. a loud premiere of the new season. and let's start with a message from our foreign intelligence service, it became known, kiev. the us is preparing a large-scale provocation, news that will be picked up by foreign media. the main goal, as usual, is to groundlessly accuse russia. it is supposed to stage a russian missile strike on a children's institution in kiev-controlled the territory of a hospital or kindergarten with a large number of victims. the ukrainian leadership hopes to use such a barbaric method to raise the morale of the ukrainian armed forces, justify the lifting by the west of restrictions on the use of missile weapons to hit targets deep in russia, attract support from the countries of the global south, the lives of ukrainian children, zelensky's clique disregards. according to the svr, they want to use the same provocation against north korea and iran. earlier, the

crown prince of saudi arabia to tehran. in particular , some news sources reported the imminent visit of the saudi crown prince to tehran. do the table is there a specific schedule regarding this exchange of trips between the two countries or not? and this issue and now your relations with other countries, including jordan, in your opinion, what effect can it have on the situation in palestine and ending israel's military aggression. as i said in my first speech, i look at your service. i believe that we are brothers . why should we not hang out with each other? why should we have differences? any move can bring us closer to each other. i welcome and we will try to make this brotherhood and brotherhood the same as the messenger of god to advise

apostolic prince vladimir accepted orthodox baptism, the museum of antiquity and byzantium and the museum of the history of crimea and novorossiya. in essence, these are huge museum and educational spaces that tell about certain eras in the history of our land. the adoption of christianity became the spiritual basis for the formation of russian civilization. in the era of greek city-states and byzantine settlements in crimea, it was created. and large-scale development of these territories after the establishment of catherine the great of the novorossiya governorate and the annexation of crimea led to the economic flourishing of the peninsula and the adjacent black sea and azov lands. the history of crimea and novorossiya is the best example of what spiritual and historical roots russia draws from, what made it the most powerful world state of civilization and what path did it have to take to achieve this? a look through the prism of history at the dramatic events of the 21st century, the return of crimea to russia, the struggle of the residents of the novorossiya republics for the right

coming up, find out what prince william >> earthshot, the prince of wales, says this year's finalists shortlist. here's our royal correspondent, cameron walker with all the details. >> i'm delighted to introduce you to this year's 15 new earthshot prize finalists . these earthshot prize finalists. these solutions are some of the most exciting, innovative and impactful we've seen, and the people behind them are true inspirations. i know you're as passionate as i am about making a difference to our planet, and we can't wait to share their stories with you. >> prince william's unveiled his fourth cohort of earthshot prize finalists , each finding a new finalists, each finding a new solution to repair the planet with an ambition to scale it and tackle what are claimed to be urgent climate challenges. 15 finalists from across the world are now in the running to receive five £1 million prizes, which will be awarded in cape town this november. british finalists douglas martin, who founded mialgae, offering a sustainable, plant based alternative to fish oil , and alternative to fish oil, and

she's played by ruth wilson alongside michael sheen, who takes on the part of prince andrew.w. you do believe me, don't you? well, it was absolutely. wonderful playing emily. i got to be blonde, which i love. - and blondes do have more fun. and i loved getting involvedl or seeing behind the scenes. emily, for you, was it uncomfortable watching someone pretending to be you? it was extraordinary. and she put a sort of comedy into the movement, which i hadn't. .. i wouldn't recognise in myself. do you remember dancing at tramp? no. the interview saw prince andrew talk to emily maitlis about his friendship with convicted sex offenderjeffrey epstein. why would you remember a pizza express birthday and being at home? because going to pizza express in woking is an unusual thing for me to do. in it, andrew denied having sex with the then—17—year—old virginia giuffre. he subsequently paid her an out—of—court settlement, but has always rejected claims of wrongdoing. days after the interview, he announced he was stepping back from royal duties. in some respects, everything changed. prin