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when the queen was, which he received from the late queen a few years ago , and late queen a few yearsince and princess were waving to crowds outside the cathedral . i understand there's a couple more engagements planned by the prince and princess this afternoon around wales because it was this time last year or this tomorrow, i should say this time tomorrow, i should say that william and princess that prince william and princess catherine prince and catherine were named prince and princess of wales. and they have spent year to spent the last year trying to embed themselves get to know spent the last year trying to emidifferent selves get to know spent the last year trying to emidifferent communitieset to know spent the last year trying to emidifferent communities and know the different communities and people in wales. >> it's interesting that just just 20 invited guests for that service . very small, very service. very small, very intimate. and the same at crathie kirk then up in balmoral , a very private occasion with the king and i think earl snowdon and lady sarah chatto there . so

she was our queen, but to the world, she was the queen.cted the view of many, many millions of people around the world and it was a sad day. but his majesty has really demonstrated , dated that he is a you know, an incredibly effective voice and face on the on the world stage . but her majesty was stage. but her majesty was really quite something special. >> she was indeed foreign secretary. it's good to see you this morning. thank you very much indeed. appreciate it. and before we reflect more on the queen, i just want to return to the papers with anna and nabila . and i've got to say, nabila, it's changing tack dramatically , but it's what's caught my eye this morning in the mail. what have they found on the floor of the ocean ? the ocean? >> oh, that's quite a strange . >> oh, that's quite a strange. >> oh, that's quite a strange. >> they're calling it a golden 999 ' >> they're calling it a golden egg , aren't they? egg, aren't they? >> yes. scientists are effectively baffled by what they call a golden egg found on the ocean floor. so i

, may be queen consort but it is one and the same thing, queen and queen consort. gone actually and i find in consort. i think that debate has gone actually and ifind in my public speaking that there is broad admiration and respect, and affection for queen camilla now and also the pass would be reflecting today on what has been an excellent yearfor today on what has been an excellent year for the new king, today on what has been an excellent yearfor the new king, going incredibly smoothly. can you tell is more about that? why you think it is such a success? he had a hard act to follow and a long time as an apprentice but what has been the highs and lows of his first year? i have been somewhat surprised actually that it has been so clearly following his mother's footsteps because the royal year is quite structured and rigid, the season begins with the chelsea flower show, royal ascot and the rest of it, and he's not very clearly to that and i have been changes of the coronation, a wonderful event, more inclusive, but it was pretty archaic and i thought he might have

it _ set by the late queen? that is very much the case. it has _ set by the late queen?ery much the case. it has been - set by the late queen? that is very much the case. it has been about l much the case. it has been about continuity and stability. and offering a reassuring presence. there had been discussions of the king coming in with a modernised agenda, perhaps have a radical approach in some areas. what we have seen is the great sense of permanence, continuity, following the rhythms and rituals of the what he inherited from his mother. we get to see whether he wants to pursue some of his own agenda the it has been a rather quiet year. president visit her whitwell. i think he has been allowed to present his belief in environmental causes. it has been a transitional year, we are beginning to see him appearing but the legacy of the queen is still here. it the legacy of the queen is still here. , ., ., the legacy of the queen is still here. , . ., . the legacy of the queen is still here. , ., ., ., ., here. it is fair to say that not much has — here. it is fair to say

she was the queen actually , she was our queen actually, she was our queen.mentioned the queen, wherever you were in the world, and that would be it's very, very hard act to follow. yeah. >> and nikki , is that is that >> and nikki, is that is that sense of continuity, like my kids had only ever known the queen and made me realise i'd only ever known the queen, you know, from when was seven. in know, from when i was seven. in 77, always been there. it's so important to mark these moments , but i wonder if prince harry saying we're happy that we're all together. it's really helping. he's not made the family come together, has he? in fact, he's part of the problem. didn't he add to the her majesty's misery in her final years? >> oh, i don't know if you can say i mean, this is just. say that. i mean, this is just. isn't just grandson isn't this just a grandson saying, you i remember my saying, you know, i remember my granny. year. i'm granny. it's been a year. i'm sad she's gone. whatever sad that she's gone. whatever you think about the rift between prince the

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i'm the queen.ood morning good what a strange sight, my dear, but it’s better. it seems i'm getting sentimental over the years. i didn't know either. but i'm so lots of things have been amazing lately. i started browsing. many many letters that you wrote to me. i long for your hugs. i’m waiting for the warmth of your body next to mine, they are very passionate, very frank, the other day it seemed to me that i left them in plain sight. i was terribly afraid that if they fell into the hands of this son of a bitch, it would be from the elevator, and the next day his newspaper. you will be destroyed. you don't dare, you can't imagine what i'm capable of for my country and for you. destroy me, destroy me, i will hide these letters if you announce raise taxes, change the composition of the cabinet and get rid of this battle. don't you want to know what i decided? i want to know that you are happy and in spirit when it's all over. the queen demands the return of your key. turn the key and leave the courtya

if we're talking about the late queen— ago. if we're talking about the late queen s— ago. 's legacy, in a sense it is that, the first year of the new king's— that, the first year of the new king's reign has gone relatively smoothly, and that is the inheritance she would have wanted to leave' _ inheritance she would have wanted to leave, to _ inheritance she would have wanted to leave, to pass the monarchy on securely— leave, to pass the monarchy on securely to _ leave, to pass the monarchy on securely to another generation. an securely to another generation. important securely to another generation. in important milestone in that transition, isn't it? thank you for being there, and our correspondent outside buckingham palace. network rail has been fined £6.7 million after admitting failings that led to the deaths of three people in a train crash near stonehaven. the aberdeen to glasgow service derailed after hitting a landslide in august 2020. with the latest, here's our scotland correspond it.— 2020. with the latest, here's our scotland correspond it. there was no individ

but one year on from the of queen from the death of queen elizabeth ii and the king and queen have attendedervice at craith kirk near balmoral, to commemorate her life and 70 year reign. the prince and princess of wales, meanwhile, have attended a private service at saint david's cathedral pembrokeshire. cathedral in pembrokeshire. whilst has been whilst prince harry has been seen leaving saint george's chapelin seen leaving saint george's chapel in windsor this morning . chapel in windsor this morning. in an exclusive interview with gb news, former prime minister liz truss has revealed what the late queen said to her during their final meeting at balmoral castle just two days before she sadly died , marking the first sadly died, marking the first anniversary of the queen's death. liz truss spoke to our royal correspondent cameron walker. a warning that this report contains some flash photography. >> the news was getting worse and, you know, it was clear that we were talking about days rather than weeks . rather than weeks. >> the final photographs of queen elizabeth ii determined to carry

the queens' hut is the center of power, says 80 -year-old queen nene. carry on the tradition of okinka pampa. we all work together, and we put a lot of effort into that. first, the men and women meet separately, then they meet with one another. once everything has been discussed, we queens have the last word. the island may no longer be home to a pure matriarchy, but it is definitely a contrast to the patriarchal power structures on the mainland. the archipelago it's part of was never fully colonized. that has allowed its democratic traditions to be largely preserved -- making orango a place of peace. when maria reyna sings indigenous songs, another world opens up to her. the soprano sings in purepécha, mixtec, and her own native language, mixé. it's time for a soundcheck for her show tonight in mexico city. "of course we can speak spanish, but when we speak in our native language, everything's different. our language is what shapes our view of life and of the world. it's the basis of everything. " maria reyna left oaxaca, the city where she grew up, to

the person of the queen. ., ._ _ ., , it was to salute the person of the queen. ., ., , .,, queen. say king charles has had a lona queen. you may say king charles has had a long time _ queen. you may say king charles has had a long time to _ queen. you may say king charles has had a long time to prepare _ queen. you may say king charles has had a long time to prepare for - queen. you may say king charles has had a long time to prepare for this i had a long time to prepare for this first year in the top job. how would you characterise the first 12 months of the reign of king charles questio i think it began well that in the sense, he made a speech after, which gave people a clue. he sense, he made a speech after, which gave peeple a clue-— gave people a clue. he said, here i am. he gave people a clue. he said, here i am- he would _ gave people a clue. he said, here i am. he would be _ gave people a clue. he said, here i am. he would be a _ gave people a clue. he said, here i am. he would be a constitutional l am. he would be a constitutional monarchy. he said we had a new prince and

the actual wedding , the queen the actual wedding, the queen said she could be queen consort.n thrown out of the window. and i understand if it makes charles happy. it it makes him a more equitable man. and it keeps it keeps the show on the can understand on the road. i can understand why is, but that's what feel. >> a very interesting point from nina michkov. lin mei does does camilla taint the camilla being queen taint the legacy of elizabeth ? legacy of elizabeth? >> i wouldn't say it taints it, but i'm going to be honest with you. even though i no like following on from what you said, a lot people over a lot of people are not over the whole diana, they're whole diana, and they're not happy consort camilla happy with queen consort camilla being there. but i think she absolutely grounds king charles. there's been a few times where he's showed aggravation, frustration with the pen. the pen. oh, god. how and she was very, very good at, you know, calming him down. i think. and to be honest, i actually like that they reflect like modern britain. there are so many of us, even the

the actual wedding , the queen the actual wedding, the queen said she could be queen consort.n thrown out of the window. and i understand if it makes charles happy. it it makes him a more equitable man. and it keeps it keeps the show on the can understand on the road. i can understand why is, but that's what feel. >> a very interesting point from nina michkov. lin mei does does camilla taint the camilla being queen taint the legacy of elizabeth ? legacy of elizabeth? >> i wouldn't say it taints it, but i'm going to be honest with you. even though i no like following on from what you said, a lot people over a lot of people are not over the whole diana, they're whole diana, and they're not happy consort camilla happy with queen consort camilla being there. but i think she absolutely grounds king charles. there's been a few times where he's showed aggravation, frustration with the pen. the pen. oh, god. how and she was very, very good at, you know, calming him down. i think. and to be honest, i actually like that they reflect like modern britain. there are so many of us, even the

queen elizabeth, the late queen, our much miss queen.one canada, quebec and so on, where she spoke very well and very movingly at times. and this is big stuff. this is big medicine in the royal world to have actually stopped the traffic in the middle of paris, to close down the main boulevard for this ceremonial shows fantastic respect by president macron and his wife, brigitte , macron and his wife, brigitte, who seem to be getting on very well there with queen camilla later. there they are together there , going to inaugurate a new there, going to inaugurate a new literary prize for franco—british literary prize. and of course , queen camilla is and of course, queen camilla is very big on the historic power, the recuperative power of reading. how important it is for children and for ordinary people here. i think they're showing the king perhaps signatures of very famous people who've signed. so they're all going to signed. so they're all going to sign on this day , this very sign on this day, this very historic day . brigitte macron, h

i know, but longer when she became queen, queen| when she became queen, queen victoria became the firstk circumstance it is not us saying we are not going, the king has said ate, made a major speech in 1994 in australia, he said you decide, let us do it am cably. hagar decide, let us do it am cably. how do they turn _ decide, let us do it am cably. how do they turn it _ decide, let us do it am cably. how do they turn it round _ decide, let us do it am cably. how do they turn it round for the young, as mick said, what is the answer? it as mick said, what is the answer? it is a valid point, you look, it was ever thus, is a valid point, you look, it was everthus, it is a valid point, you look, it was ever thus, it has been the case that... ~ ., ., , ., ., ever thus, it has been the case that... ., ., , ., ., . that... what does that mean? was it ever thus? — that... what does that mean? was it ever thus? serious, _ that... what does that mean? was it ever thus? serious, people - that... what does that mean? was it ever thus? serious, people say - that... what does that mean? was it ever th

we love the queen. we want to show the king charles and queen camilla that we we love them, too.on age — caused the royal visit to be postponed at the last minute. no such problems expected this time round. hugh schofield, bbc news, paris. 0ur royal correspondent daniela relph is in paris. so, what more can we expect over the course of this visit?— course of this visit? well, the king and aueen course of this visit? well, the king and queen are _ course of this visit? well, the king and queen are now— course of this visit? well, the king and queen are now here _ course of this visit? well, the king and queen are now here in - course of this visit? well, the king and queen are now here in france, they are on their way to us here at they are on their way to us here at the arc de triomphe, which is their first stop on their state visit where they will receive a full ceremonial welcome. they arrived a few minutes ago at all the airport on the outskirts of paris and are now making their way into the city, and over the course of the next few days, during this estate visit, it will cove

i do think the queen. the think the queen. i think the queen the queen have queen the queen. have failed a monarch . she she failed as a monarch. she she failed as a monarch. she she failed as a monarch. she she failed as a monarch . i'm sorry failed as a monarch. i'm sorry to say that, because i think i think that she was this figurehead of colonialism. people saw her as that. and she never apologised and ever apologised . and, you know, apologised. and, you know, people have resentment towards her. people from the former colonies . and even in the colonies. and even in the caribbean, they weren't sad when she died. the horn plays the horn. they were not horn. they didn't they were not sad. some people celebrated because apologise sad. some people celebrated becthea apologise sad. some people celebrated becthe wrongs apologise sad. some people celebrated becthe wrongs that apologise sad. some people celebrated becthe wrongs that thislogise sad. some people celebrated becthe wrongs that this country for the wrongs that this country did . so i think charles actually did. so i

i can't go for i'm going the queen. going for the late queen.greatest ever, person. she won ever, greatest person. she won all time. and it's brilliant all the time. and it's brilliant to to happen. union to allow that to happen. union jackass time. allison pearson, your quickly. jackass time. allison pearson, you my quickly. jackass time. allison pearson, you my union quickly. jackass time. allison pearson, you my union quicklyis jackass time. allison pearson, youmy union quicklyis charlie >> my union jackass is charlie higson, who is desecrated our great james bond with his oh, yes, the author with his woke. the author. >> the author of the woke bond, the author of the woke bond. >> sean bailey, your nominee mind is the household appliances that television. that spy on us television. >> speakers , even washing >> smart speakers, even washing machines thermostats . they machines and thermostats. they go a much more information than than you think for people like tiktok and google . it's time it tiktok and google. it's time it stopped. and it wa

queen elizabeth was breaking queen in was a record breaking queen in terms monarchy.of the monarchy. very popular . people need time popular. people still need time to warm up to the new king. and there are some concerns maybe for people our camp in terms for people in our camp in terms of his views towards aids, the environmental. nicholas, we say our camp, just our camp, we're just simply a neutral channel regulated by ofcom. i what you mean. ofcom. but i know what you mean. you you and paul and your you mean you and paul and your young camp, the young young republican camp, the young republicans, republicans . republicans, republicans. gammons i'm a small c conservative. yeah, yeah, in the uk. but i know what you mean. the climate agenda, wokeness the climate agenda, the wokeness , there is scepticism over that, but him time. but let's give him time. absolutely. well, let's absolutely. okay well, let's have a quick look at the star, which is the best way to look at the quickly. the star is quite quickly. generally, nicholas we've got ken yeah . sir dodd ken dodd ye

i think trepidation about how the transition from the queen to king charles would go. the queen being such a no, mostly populous bigger here, whether you are in favors and want a key, or whether you more of the republican, she was still a respected figure. she had indeed been a constance for generations of people. hey there most people that you speak to. why don't remember it's, i didn't remember a time before the queen, so it was assigned to me because then when she died, king charles took a but i also thought steve twice different because one of the reasons the queen was so well regarded was she really catch her opinions to herself, she doesn't seem to be interfering in any way. king charles the full but coming king was a little bit more out states and some concerned about whether he continued that's through as software. and he hasn't in actual facts in the policy just that he had a very smooth transition. it's been no major controlled with these on his part. indeed, the pole show that popularity of the monarchy hasn't dropped a since he became king. what's interesti

i think trepidation about how the transition from the queen to king charles would go the queen being such a normally popular figure here. whether you are uh in favors and want to key. whether you more of the republican, she was still a respected figure. she had indeed been constance to generations of people. hey there most people that you speak to. why don't remember a time? well, didn't remember a time before the queen, so it was assigned to me because then when she died, king charles took me, but i also supposed to be quite different because one of the reasons the queen was so well regarded was she really kept her opinions to himself, she doesn't seem to be interfering in any way. king charles, the full for coming king was a little bit more out states and some concerned about whether he continued that's through as software. and he hasn't in actual facts in the public just that he had a very smooth transition. they've been no major control overseas on his pause. indeed, the polls show that the popularity of the monarchy hasn't dropped since he became came. what's interesting though,

majesty queen elizabeth ii stated in 1996, majesty queen elizabeth ii stated in 1996. on— majesty queenn. _ president chirac, who had gone to london, she said, we may not drive on the _ london, she said, we may not drive on the same — london, she said, we may not drive on the same side of the road, but it is equally— on the same side of the road, but it is equally true that we are moving ahead _ is equally true that we are moving ahead in— is equally true that we are moving ahead in the same direction. and such— ahead in the same direction. and such wit— ahead in the same direction. and such wit in— ahead in the same direction. and such wit in which we see as such typically— such wit in which we see as such typically british humour, shows that it is a _ typically british humour, shows that it is a very— typically british humour, shows that it is a very key truth here, we can follow— it is a very key truth here, we can follow different parts, we often follow — follow different parts, we often follow diverging parts, but there is a constant — follow diverging parts, but there is a constan

the queen to draw more people out. it's a sign of changing times.reens, they do that much more than actually turning out to see celebrities like the king and queen. having said all that, there is a fund of goodwill out there. he never made anyone who doesn't have at least a curiosity, a sense that this is an important person from a friendly country. they knew the family story very well, all its ups and downs, tragedies, missteps as well as its good, positive happy side, so they are interested. it does reinforce what they feel deep down, which is a very strong sense of goodwill towards the royal family and towards britain strong sense of goodwill towards the royalfamily and towards britain in general, i would say. we royal family and towards britain in general, i would say.— general, i would say. we are still watchin: general, i would say. we are still watching live _ general, i would say. we are still watching live pictures _ general, i would say. we are still watching live pictures of - general, i would say. we are still watching live pictures of k

i can't go for i'm going the queen. going for the late queen.r greatest ever, person. she won ever, greatest person. she won all time. and it's brilliant all the time. and it's brilliant to to happen. union to allow that to happen. union jackass time. allison pearson, your quickly. jackass time. allison pearson, you my quickly. jackass time. allison pearson, you my union quickly. jackass time. allison pearson, you my union quicklyis jackass time. allison pearson, youmy union quicklyis charlie >> my union jackass is charlie higson, who is desecrated our great james bond with his oh, yes, the author with his woke. the author. >> the author of the woke bond, the author of the woke bond. >> sean bailey, your nominee mind is the household appliances that television. that spy on us television. >> speakers , even washing >> smart speakers, even washing machines thermostats . they machines and thermostats. they go a much more information than than you think for people like tiktok and google . it's time it tiktok and google. it's time it stopped. and it

and the queen did change. i mean , in the queen did change. i mean, in the queen did change.an, in the 1950s, lord altrincham came out and said she sounded like a prissy little schoolgirl when she spoke. so she changed her voice . the 1960s, the skirts voice. the 1960s, the skirts went up to mini skirts. well, hers went up to just about the knee.she hers went up to just about the knee. she changed. and as the union jack came down, as around the world, she embraced the commonwealth that was her big cause.it commonwealth that was her big cause. it wasn't just a nice place to go for a holiday in the winter. she really believed in that. she put her heart and soul in it and she did very well and what she did more than anything was to give a fantastic example to her eldest son. now i'll admit i was never his greatest fan when he was prince of wales . but in the first year he has hardly put a foot wrong . the hardly put a foot wrong. the accession council, the first televised speech, the crisp mass speech, the state visit to germany, the first state visit to germany . i thought the

i mean, queen camilla. >> so hang on. which queen did you meet? >> i met the queen. queen camilla.that >> i met the queen. queen camilon i happen to know that >> i met the queen. queen camilon the ppen to know that >> i met the queen. queen camilon the one] to know that >> i met the queen. queen camilon the one occasion' that >> i met the queen. queen camilon the one occasion i:hat >> i met the queen. queen camilon the one occasion i did when on the one occasion i did meet camilla before she meet queen camilla before she was queen, that she speaks very good french well. and i'm good french as well. and i'm sure been contributing sure she's been contributing alongside the alongside to that. and the french love it. the french love it. >> how did you meet queen camilla and get on to the fact that she speaks good french because she came when i was deputy chairman of transport for london. >> p w- >> she came to london underground she's underground because she's a great great interest. great patron, great interest. she adult literacy and a she has and adult literacy and a transport has a

camilla decided not to— modern world, queen camilla decided not to wear— modern world, queen camillanteresting because this - modernising. that modernising is interesting because this trip, - modernising. that modernising is interesting because this trip, we | interesting because this trip, we are seeing on display so much history and ceremony and pomp and we are seeing the military outfits and yet they have to try and show they are modernising and developing. it's are modernising and developing. it's a kind of funny balance to try and have to strike.— a kind of funny balance to try and have to strike. absolutely. a huge dichotomy of _ have to strike. absolutely. a huge dichotomy of this _ have to strike. absolutely. a huge dichotomy of this palace - have to strike. absolutely. a huge dichotomy of this palace of - dichotomy of this palace of versailles state banquet, amazing fly pasts— versailles state banquet, amazing fly pasts but also we are going to see the _ fly pasts but also we are going to see the meat with sports personalities commemorating the rugby— personalities commemora

great was the joy of queen helena and the patriarch when they saw what was sacred to christians.jects, but to complete this joy there was not enough knowledge on which of the three crosses christ was crucified, they were identical in appearance, because they wanted to put christ on a par with the robbers, point out that he is no different from them. then a woman who was dying was brought to the place where the crosses were found. those present, led by patriarch macarius, offered prayers that the cross of christ would be indicated through the healing of the woman, after which, first, two crosses were applied to the sick woman without success, and at the touch of the third, the sick woman was healed. with a feeling of special spiritual joy and tenderness, the queen, all those who were with her , worshiped and kissed the cross of the lord, which was acquired in this way. big the number of people who came could not bow to the honest tree, and could not even see it. then patriarch macarius stood in a high place, raised and erected the holy cross, showing it, overshadowing the people o

queen and but it is not so we _ grand for a queen and but it is not so we see — grand for a queen andyou have to look— again it is a situation in which you have to look at what i saw this morning — have to look at what i saw this morning when i woke up here in washington, dc, isaw morning when i woke up here in washington, dc, i saw prince william's— washington, dc, i saw prince william's visiting new york city touching — william's visiting new york city touching wildlife and getting his feet wet. literally. in eco—and climate — feet wet. literally. in eco—and climate talks and what it means to keep wildlife alive. i thought that was very— keep wildlife alive. i thought that was very interesting to see prince william _ was very interesting to see prince william welcome with such a reception and much to do about that. so again— reception and much to do about that. so again not— reception and much to do about that. so again not a visitor to the white house _ so again not a visitor to the white house but — so again not a visitor to the white house, but in new york and people were really—

i don't know if you guys heard, but the queen died.eah, she was water skiing and i guess she hit a seal. went straight up in the air. and that was that. and so today, the world said farewell to elizabeth as tens of thousands of mourners lined the streets of london to catch a glimpse of the coffin as it passed by. is it weird to say i would like to own a car like that? really, you could fill it with kids and fish. the line to see the queen's coffin stretched for miles, similar to what goes on here in america when popeye's comes out with a new chicken sandwich. [ laughter ] it was quite a sendoff. it was a big day for the royal bagpiper, who doesn't get much work. he surprised everyone with his take on the number one song from the week of october 4th, 1980. ♪ [ playing "another one bites the dust" ] >> jimmy: well, the queen loved queen, you can imagine. [ laughter ] she specifically said "when i bite the dust, play it!" at my funeral. [ laughter ] 2,000 dignitaries from all over the world were invited to the state funeral. which is a lo

and think we turn to the queen for, is now embodied in the king.died in the king. and as you say, there has been a _ now embodied in the king. and as you say, there has been a sense _ now embodied in the king. and as you say, there has been a sense of - say, there has been a sense of continuity in the reign of king charles. it seems to have gone quite smoothly. do think there are any differences as to how he has approach the role, and how he has spent a year becoming a custard to the role, to think there will be changes? —— becoming accustomed to the role. do you think will be any changes? the role. do you think will be any chances? , _ the role. do you think will be any chances? _ , , the role. do you think will be any chances? , , , , , ., changes? possibly the biggest threat to the kin: changes? possibly the biggest threat to the king would _ changes? possibly the biggest threat to the king would be _ changes? possibly the biggest threat to the king would be a _ changes? possibly the biggest threat to the king would be a fall— changes? possibly

now for her majesty the queen, queen elizabeth.rs inside the senate in 2004, but did not speak inside the chamber itself. so king charles, as i said, post meeting with senators will be doing so . with senators will be doing so. and he's expected to talk about strengthening the relationships between our two countries. meanwhile her majesty the queen, as in queen camilla, she is not at the senate. she is accompanying president macron's wife , brigitte macron, the first wife, brigitte macron, the first to lady the bibliotheque nationale de france. the nationale de france. the national library of france , to national library of france, to launch a new france, britain , a launch a new france, britain, a new france, british literary prize. we know that the queen is incredibly passionate about the importance of literacy and truly believes that a strong literacy when you're young can improve your life chances. growing up, there's lots of soldiers on horseback walking , walking past horseback walking, walking past me at the moment. if you c

. . . �* that was so special to the late queen. ., , ~ ., ., queen. rather late queen elizabeth ii peaceful. this is of course rather late queen elizabeth i! spent her final days, a place that she loved, where she was said to be at her happiest and it is the place that king charles will spend today reflecting, not only on the passing of his mother but his own accession to the throne a year ago today. there will be no official ceremonial events today. there will be gun salutes at edinburgh castle, hyde park and the tower of london, but the king has paid tribute to his mother stop he has released a photograph, the first time this photograph, the first time this photograph has been released. in it you can see queen elizabeth smiling and alongside the photograph he has released a message which was recorded here at balmoral castle. irate recorded here at balmoral castle. we recall with great affection her long life, devoted service and all that she meant to so many of us. i am deeply— she meant to so many of us. i am deeply grateful to, for the love and su

of course, the queen, her mother— the bruce. of course, the queen, her mother was— the bruce.ristocracy, and from very early age. _ aristocracy, and from very early age, partially influenced by her mother, — age, partially influenced by her mother, developed as so many monarchs — mother, developed as so many monarchs have developed, a love of scotland. _ monarchs have developed, a love of scotland, and particularly of the scottish — scotland, and particularly of the scottish highlands, one of the most beautiful— scottish highlands, one of the most beautiful areas in the uk. and scottish highlands, one of the most beautiful areas in the uk.— beautiful areas in the uk. and do think that reflects _ beautiful areas in the uk. and do think that reflects the _ beautiful areas in the uk. and do think that reflects the fact - beautiful areas in the uk. and do think that reflects the fact that i think that reflects the fact that they had the chance to get away from everything and have a bit of privacy, because it is a habit that prince charles, king charles appears to have pursued hims

queen. when you stood down and then 22 afte it ends with the queen. when you stood down and then 22d then 22 afte it ends with the death�*en. when you stood down and then 22 afte it ends with the death of. when you stood down and then 22 afte it ends with the death of the queen. >> all right. well, that's a great link to my next item, so stay because i'm going stay tuned because i'm going to be anderson, be speaking to elsa anderson, who's queen's former this evening. gb news the people's . channel people's. channel >> welcome back to the camilla tominey show. lovely to have your company this sunday morning. now, friday marks, would , of the first would you believe, of the first anniversary queen elizabeth anniversary of queen elizabeth the second's death? and i'm joined ailsa anderson, joined now by ailsa anderson, former secretary to her former press secretary to her late majesty. ailsa lovely to see you this morning. i can't believe been a year. believe it's been a year. >> i can't. can't. >> i can't. i can't. >>— >> i can't. i can't. >> gone and >> i can't. i can't. >>-gone and

queen michelle, you're our queen to our queen.y , of course, you have to say, of course, you know, she was getting on in her age. so when someone gets on in their age, you always know that something's but something's coming. but i remember shocked. remember being so shocked. i don't . it just really don't know why. it just really stunned me and it took me aback. and i remember leaving here and feeling just so sad . and i feeling just so sad. and i remember being really surprised at my own reaction just by how sad i actually was. i can't believe it is a year ago and i think for me personally , it think for me personally, it surprised me just how much the queen meant to me . and i think i queen meant to me. and i think i only really realised that when she passed away in a world that's constantly shifting in in some cases horrifying ways, to have had the continuity of the presence of the queen was, i think , a huge part of our lives think, a huge part of our lives that we only really realised properly a year ago when she was no longe

i think we found when queen elizabeth ill we found when queen elizabeth ii died that she was a stronge. if you think about how widespread the morning was. it wasn'tjust widespread the morning was. it wasn't just the widespread the morning was. it wasn'tjust the queen of widespread the morning was. it wasn't just the queen of the widespread the morning was. it wasn'tjust the queen of the uk or even the realms of the commonwealth. looking at france, the united states, other countries where queen elizabeth for such a significant figure. i did love in the speech he referred to her as the golden thread that ties us together and that such a beautiful visually, it's a special, to hear how instrumental she was in the relationship. but i think different people really held her dear as did many people around world. and her influence and that endearment came from 70 years on the throne are going through some of the most serious issues that france and uk think about world war ii, but it's on the ground again as a mechanic but also being seen and heard about in france, that constant figure, was so

a lot of people still see him as queen elizabeth ii's still see him as queen elizabeth ii�*s sun, sois time in france. he is a fluent french speaker, he will be addressing the two houses of the senate and will probably speak to them in french and that will probably impress people. he has some work to do to be seen in the same light as queen elizabeth ii. that will not happen immediately, it might take a few more visits before he has the same level of popularity and that same level of love and adoration that queen elizabeth ii had. . ~ adoration that queen elizabeth ii had. ., ,, , ., , . adoration that queen elizabeth ii had. . ~' , . ., had. 0k, thank you very much for takini us had. 0k, thank you very much for taking us through _ had. 0k, thank you very much for taking us through that _ had. 0k, thank you very much for taking us through that in - had. 0k, thank you very much for taking us through that in that - had. 0k, thank you very much for. taking us through that in that state visit expected to start in an hour or so. we will bring you all of the latest pictures from that visit

i was with queen elizabeth in 2014 which i queen elizabeth in 2014 which open that flower market, andris, avenue victoria is very very close to that flower market. but queen elizabeth actually got that flower market while she was still alive and of course to see her son arrive almost ten years later, and in a very humble way, look around and get very humble way, look around and get very very moved by seeing this flower market. i think she first visited that flower market as a princess in 1948. and it hasn't changed much at all, just a few flower sellers and whatever, so that was really very moving. and flower sellers and whatever, so that was really very moving.— flower sellers and whatever, so that was really very moving. and what did ou make was really very moving. and what did you make of — was really very moving. and what did you make of the _ was really very moving. and what did you make of the relationship - was really very moving. and what did | you make of the relationship between the king and president macron? the relations have been somewhat rocky, how much can a visit from

when the queen was, the only loved country— when the queen was, the only loved country was — when theuntry was france. she remembered, when _ country was france. she remembered, when she _ country was france. she remembered, when she came first in 48, on the river_ when she came first in 48, on the river seven— when she came first in 48, on the river seven with her husband, it was a honeymoon. then she loved our wine and champagne and also horses. she came _ and champagne and also horses. she came very— and champagne and also horses. she came very often to see the races and she visited _ came very often to see the races and she visited with the queen mother, she visited with the queen mother, she visited — she visited with the queen mother, she visited the castle. don't forget the queen— she visited the castle. don't forget the queen mother was a scottish and we have _ the queen mother was a scottish and we have the old alliance with scotland and she spoke french perfectly. king charles speaks french — perfectly. king charles speaks french quite well, but with a stronger— french quite

no royal— first time as king and queen.sit to the braemar highland gathering. god save the king plays. the king was wearing a kilt made from the newly created king charles iii tartan, as he watched this celebration of highland culture and traditions. the king first came here as a young boy with his mother, queen elizabeth. she was a regular spectator throughout her 70 year reign, and the images of her here with herfamily and the images of her here with her family revealed her at her most relaxed. this year's gathering is the first since her death last september, and the memories of queen elizabeth remains strong. fine the memories of queen elizabeth remains strong.— remains strong. one of the everlasting _ remains strong. one of the everlasting memories - remains strong. one of the everlasting memories i - remains strong. one of the l everlasting memories i have with the whole royal family watching, i think it was the sack race and the little kiddies, and whatever happened, everybody was bursting with laughter. so that memor

i'm talking of course , queens queen.adly passed away last year . it's elizabeth ii who sadly passed away last year. it's year away last year. it's one year and since that incredible and a day since that incredible funeral . we'll be discussing funeral. we'll be discussing that. plus my brilliant panellist, matt priddis and the brilliant lizzy carney will be joining me this is gb news on tv, online and on digital radio. i've conversation, i've got difficult conversation, minister of for prisons minister of state for prisons and widdecombe will with and widdecombe will be here with her reaction . her reaction. >> the temperatures rising , boxt >> the temperatures rising, boxt solar, proud sponsors of weather on . gb news good afternoon. on. gb news good afternoon. >> my name is rachel ayers and welcome to your latest news. weather forecast brought to you by the met office. so it's been a fairly hot week across the uk and not a huge amount changing throughout this weekend. we've got those isobars fairly spread out, so bring

there are tributes to king than queens across the | king than queens across the country. but marking the reign of britain's longest serving monarch may require something special. the queen's former private secretary lord chandra will lead the new memorial committee. he says he now faces a unique challenge getting the project right. the committee will consult the royal family, the government, and the public to find the best way to remember queen elizabeth ii with both memorial and what's described as a national legacy programme. it is the first anniversary of her death this friday. the realfamily will spend day privately. in 2009 queen elizabeth unveiled a statue to her mother, just below the one of her father from 1955. now the country she served for so long will look for a fitting way to remember her. daniela relph, bbc news. a meteor was filmed streaking across turkey's night sky. the green stripes of light were caught on camera as it passed over the city of erzurum and gumushane province in the east of the country. you are watching bbc news. i am helena humphrey. in wa

he released this photo of the queen, from the 1960s, his favorite photo of the queen. so that was quite a touching tribute from him. and he also released a statement for the nation and he gave an audio version of that as well. >> in marking the first anniversary of her late majesty's death and my accession, we recall with great affection her long life, devoted service and all she meant to so many of us. i'm deeply grateful too for the love and support that has been shown to my wife and myself during this year as we do our utmost to be of service to you all. >> we're expecting charles to spend the day privately. but we've learned that he will go to church for a short memorial for his mother and if there are well wishers there, he will do a quick walkabout. so we'll get those images quite soon. prince williams is in wales and he will go to church services. but no big events today. prince william and princess of wales oreleased a short statemet saying that they just miss the queen. ♪ subway refreshed everything. and now, they're slicing their deli meats fresh. that's why