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that's what queen said. so no queen elizabeth ii said.y. words when he reads it today. now, could be a bit of a now, this could be a bit of a challenge for the king. know challenge for the king. we know as wales, he was as prince of wales, he was criticised from time to time, perhaps straying too close to the political line. but as sovereign he has taken after his mother, queen elizabeth ii and has remained very apolitical. but we do know there are hints that there are going to be some climate points in that speech, including new oil and gas licences. government's going to be issuing them every year. and we know the king is very hot on climate change issues. so i think many will be watching closely to see how he reacts to that later on today. >> cameron, what do you think? it says that about king charles and prince us anne's relationship, that he's chosen to give her this significant role . role. >> i think it shows that they are incredibly close . if you are incredibly close. if you remember back to well, you won't remember, but in 1952,

to queen.they're doing rather than harking to the past 60 odd harking back to the past 60 odd years but i think to years ago. but i think it is to going be huge challenge, going be a huge challenge, particularly next year when particularly now next year when we to travel we are expecting them to travel a little further, perhaps to a little bit further, perhaps to australia, although australia, new zealand, although nothing's been confirmed by buckingham course buckingham palace and of course australia and zealand as australia and new zealand as other commonwealth realms have, have of perhaps have been thinking of perhaps becoming at some point. >> so there could be challenges ahead for the king and the queen. very good to see you, cameron walker thank you so much queen. very good to see you, car bringingilker thank you so much queen. very good to see you, carbringing usir thank you so much queen. very good to see you, carbringing us uphank you so much queen. very good to see you, carbringing us

the king and queen are back now buckingham palace.een are back now buckingham palace. ~ ., ., ., palace. we will have a debate that will beain palace. we will have a debate that will begin on _ palace. we will have a debate that will begin on this _ palace. we will have a debate that will begin on this king's _ palace. we will have a debate that will begin on this king's speech. . will begin on this king's speech. the prime minister and leader of the opposition will both rise and give their speeches. that debate goes on for some time. in theory that debates, there will be about at the end of that. in theory, it is a test of the government. to see whether it can get through the commons. the last time a government failed to get a king's speech through was 192a. that is not an outcome we would expect. what you can get a bit of a sense of the debate that will happen our conservative mps enthused by this. that is a really big thing, because many of them are very concerned about the future of their seats in the coming election. they are san

it bizarre when they go past me playing dancing queen by abba.— dancing queen by abba.arochial for his last _ dancing queen by abba. it sounds a bit parochial for his last year - dancing queen by abba. it sounds a bit parochial for his last year in - bit parochial for his last year in government. bit parochial for his last year in government-— bit parochial for his last year in government. well actually, if you are bein: government. well actually, if you are being charged _ government. well actually, if you are being charged £400 - government. well actually, if you are being charged £400 to - government. well actually, if you are being charged £400 to go - government. well actually, if you i are being charged £400 to go from one side _ are being charged £400 to go from one side of— are being charged £400 to go from one side of the west end to the other, — one side of the west end to the other, it — one side of the west end to the other, it is _ one side of the west end to the other, it is not that trivial, but plenty — other, it is not that trivial, but plenty of — othe

so queen camilla by his side.s role within the british constitution . within the british constitution. >> okay. cameron walker , our >> okay. cameron walker, our royal correspondent outside buckingham palace , thank you so buckingham palace, thank you so much . much. >> it's interesting looking through the detail on this, because you only get you get to just glimpse bits and bobs, you know, in this job. but anyway, let's get a bit more detail from our political editor, christopher hope , who's standing christopher hope, who's standing by seeing in by for us. i'm just seeing in the justice section , the criminal justice section, christopher, the ministry of justice. if this all goes through , will now be allowed to through, will now be allowed to rent cells in foreign jails to tackle the shortage of prison places here in the uk . they will places here in the uk. they will start shipping prisoners abroad . start shipping prisoners abroad. now . now. >> well, stephen, literally it is, isn't it? it happens, i think in

what secret did the main character from the queen of spades want to know?ds, three cards, three cards, three, seven, here, we didn’t expect such a huge number of people to come, it’s very nice, in fact, it’s very cool that, to be honest, this is rudolfrif, when swan lake was much less crowded, we’re just interested because that on december 14, on the historical stage of the bolshoi theater there would be a ballet, the queen of spades staged by yuri potssky, at the bolshoi theater herman was already going crazy. it was at the beginning of the 21st century, when french choreographer roland pitti staged russian classics on the main stage of the country. then nikolai tsyskori performed the main role. for the queen of spades of five were awarded the russian state prize. the people's artist admits that even today he remembers the original source perfectly. the main question on which everyone falls asleep, you didn’t ask, what is the name of the main character, he is german, herman is his last name, it doesn’t say what his name is, because he is erman, there are t

, my queen, i would like to wish, or rather, advise our queen to continue in the same spirit until our queen, in a sense, my films are a lawsuit with myself, at times i start screaming at myself, and sometimes i talk to god, it happens in different ways . stone became famous at the age of 40, later than other star directors of his generation. in my opinion, cinema is, first of all , direct, immediate experiences, it is a kind of autobiography, it is always about you, even when you try to get rid of yourself to convey the experience of others. and is it strange that a person with a biography who provides plots for films ends up becoming a film director? there must be some kind of law. the attraction that unites all my films, in my opinion, they are all about heroes, heroes who strive to find their soul. matador. oliver stone, today on the first, addressing yourself, i want to hope you are addressing everything humanely, season premiere, drink the star, on sunday on the first, this is fantastic, charlie chaplin once said, who has never been a child will never be an adult, our next... par

the queen could not wear the imperial state crown because it was too heavy for her.k is the p°mp imperial state crown i think is the pomp and pageantry that we have become used to with an event like today. we become used to with an event like toda . ~ ~' ., �* , become used to with an event like toda. «a, , ., today. we know the king's ambition was business _ today. we know the king's ambition was business as _ today. we know the king's ambition was business as usual, _ today. we know the king's ambition was business as usual, continuity, i was business as usual, continuity, consistency, familiarity, and that is exactly what we got today. a return to something more normal after the years of the pandemic and with the ill—health of the queen, this was a return to something all feel familiar with. give me your sense of how he delivered it. the speech is written by the government and delivered by the king and he has to do it with a lot of neutrality. i to do it with a lot of neutrality. i think he hit the right note with that. he is our head of state, he has to be apolit

god save the queen!think. >> and two years later, a little brother. >> his name is henry charles albert david, but they're gonna call him harry. >> once again, to outward appearances, they seemed the perfect family. what if you knew at the time was that the marriage was fracturing, and diana, at least to charles, seemed unstable. in fact, when she was pregnant with harry, diane threw herself down a flight of stairs. >> do you believe that that was a suicide attempt? what was that? >> i think she might have been dispirited at the time. she might have just tripped. that was an attention seek. i certainly don't see it as a suicide attempt. >> whatever it was, the palace never went public with it. same with an issue with diana's past that and now resurfaced, bulimia. >> the bulimia, i believe, was a consequence of the royal life and not be enough to cope with it. >> did she talk to you about the bulimia? >> she did, she said it was our fault. she would gorge on ice cream, bowls of breakfast cereal, with lots

the queen goes among her people. children cheer for him . in the netherlands, there is celebration and dancing, and in indonesia there is fire from the earth and time. for more than 3 years, people. standing firmly against the dutch until finally this young woman gets off the plane and agrees to sign the independence of indonesia. four years here is the result. roses signed the independence of indonesia and the dutch who accept independence by necessity. the first person to sign this document is the queen of the netherlands. sukarno proudly reclaims the army from the blue-eyed maubors. this is the independent country of indonesia and now the elders of indonesia shake hands with him as the first president in the history of this country. but will these smiles last? we have to wait and see what history will do for sukarno. but today he is here with a ring of flowers around his neck. indonesian people move. ahmed sukarno now he is called the father of the indonesian nation. everything promises bright days that were depicted for the people in the

the queen hurries to gordon's dressing room with gifts and compliments.sing in the shower, i really haven’t seen you in the shower, but when all this started and literally recently , in fact, well, as they say, we giggled, we just sat and i told her, i say , you understand, your music is very niche, that is, you don’t have. in her, and i started listening to her material that she showed me, she tells me, listen, let’s try, let’s laugh, record something, put it on the network, that is, it wasn’t what we really we were going there, we were just laughing, it was, as they say, a joke, humor, we recorded one , launched it online, in theory we didn’t have any plans, we think we’ll just laugh, well, like two girlfriends, one a lawyer, one a journalist and... on this we’ll kind of build a funny duet on a social network, that is, there was nothing like that, we just started singing right now, well, we laughed, one came in and laughed at the second, so wait, you and i are approaching, and we are approaching from two to two, now we’re just rehearsing, ulids, i’ve ru

queen rania cited how the u.n.'s evacuation orders, why she doesn't feel the claims stand up. >> never mind that evacuation orders are sent online or on television knowing that there's no electricity in gaza since the beginning of this war. these evacuation orders i do not believe are for the benefit of the gaza civilians. they're not the target audience, the rest of the world s. it is israel's attempt to try to legitimize their actions. when it comes to human shields, i think we need to defer to international law. of course, the use of human shields is criminal, but even if one side puts a civilian in harm's way, that civilian is still entitled to full protection under international humanitarian law. that is the global standard and no nation is exempt. in a place like jeb ball yeah, one of the most crowded corners of gaza, gaza being one of the most densely populated spots on earth, civilian death is not incidental -- it's not accidental. it's a forgone conclusion and that makes it a war crime. >> reporter: jabalya

and that the queen and it shows that the queen mother was much more accepting.ix of horses and arts, and she liked to and the arts, and she liked to throw those two together. so she was probably much was very she was probably much more people more accepting than many people of her generation . of her age and her generation. and it's it plays on on outdated ideas. and it's it plays on on outdated ideas . so we get very stuffy old ideas. so we get very stuffy old aristocrat arts that come in and billy laces their drinks to make them look silly. but yeah, it's not so sure footed when it wants to deal with the social issues. >> buy a ticket or not buy a ticket. >> buy a ticket. it's huge fun andits >> buy a ticket. it's huge fun and it's delightfully done. it's wonderfully staged. the costumes are gorgeous and there's really moving scenes with a younger actor playing a 15, 16 year old billy he first meets the billy when he first meets the queen that none queen mother. it says that none of scenes are true. of the scenes are true. the playwright said that playwright h

of course, he has attended before, but then either to the his mother, the late queen elizabeth, or asrst time in more than 70 years they will be a king speech, but todayis they will be a king speech, but today is also significant for the prime minister, providing it with the opportunity to highlight his government's and some rarities for the year ahead, with rishi sunak attempting to try to distance himself from his predecessors and set out his plan for a year in government. the conservatives try labour in the polls so we will hear some of the plans about how the government wants to win back voters. crucially this could be the last king's speech before the next general election that is expected to take place next year. we do not know the dates but we know it has to take place before january 2025. lots of speculation about whether the election will be in the spring, maybe may, or the autumn, 0ctober. it does not give the government very much time. they will lay out their plans and priorities but not a lot of time. let me show you what we can expect, it is a glorious day in westminster,

the queen died at 3:10 in time. the queen died at 3:10 in the afternoon.ifferent. of course, we don't know the truth on how close know the full truth on how close to that that 3:20 did you say? >> did that plane load of royals arrive? i.e. if harry hadn't allegedly held that plane up on the tarmac, might they have got there in time? >> i don't think we can say to be honest. so they were in the they were in the air when the queen died and their plane landed.i queen died and their plane landed. i think it was just after 3:30. prince harry, interestingly , in omid scobie's interestingly, in omid scobie's book, it alleges similar to what? omid scobie similar to what? omid scobie similar to what harry's memoir said, that harry learns of the queen's death via a bbc news notification . now what omid notification. now what omid scobie's extracts reveals or alleges is that there was a huge fight between prince harry's team and buckingham palace on that day because they knew prince harry was in the air on a chartered jet from luton to try to get to aberdeen. and the

so the queen drew this when she came to your school? yes. she also signed it.hat's a very special thing you're carrying, isn't it? yes. what was she like? she was nice, caring and into art. she's into art. what do you think of her picture? and books. she's into books, as well. and the 500 words grand final will be hosted by queen camilla at buckingham palace on world book day next march. last month, breakfast had a sneak preview with guestjudge sir lenny henry. and we're going to be the judges. i can't wait. it will be an incredible experience. you know, a child of any age, whether that's a five—year—old, 11—year—old or anywhere in between — to visit such a special place, to be part of such an amazing competition that any child can enter to use their imagination, i think will be something they will remember for ever. so i tell you a secret? it doesn't have to be 500 words. yeah, i know it says 500 words or less. and strong. i don't know what to say! the great thing about this competition is it's not like normal school, right? so it can be crazy ideas. it can be

the queen, he dies, he himself dies, or she dies, he himself dies, the drone catches up with the queene don’t provoke them to sting us, yes, but i heard that there are people, or rather doctors, who deliberately provoke pity, because it’s like like therapy, if you want, i’ll show you who, myself, you, saif, no , wait, yes, first explain, we ’ll take a bee, yes, why is that? we do this, look at me, our beekeepers have problems when we pull out frames, yes, we have these here are the places where the joints hurt, but over time, and in order for them not to hurt, we put them on our sore spots, they say that for pain in the joints of the back, a bee sting is the best thing, sits quietly, and this is already bright, yes, come on , we will sting me, you, yes we will, no, not yet, not yet , look, wait, i saw, i saw, i would like to thank you to say that... it wasn’t very pleasant, i won’t lie, it was no, no, not very pleasant, but it was very exciting, interesting, that too, it was scary, but it’s time for me to fly on. h we launch a drone, they say the lake is perfectly round, now let’s chec

choosing solar power, which is a queen, source of energy. then babylon generates about 1900000 tons of waste annually. nearly 20 percent of that is plastics. environmental list of welcome to innovation like which in google, atlanta, that address the countries plastic waste. the crisis with a huge piles of plastic waste was cities above we reach out to be that feeling to point to that the guides recycling in these plastic ways to feed into the to group innovation is in a way the which was would need more support. there by addressing the different aspects and keeping the environment clean, but also the in a guest picking the playmates to which sees that 3 main crisis is that we're facing, you know, country to maximize the impacts of his invention on the wayne, my young that is teaching young people, how to build their own lanterns. so the elementary school is visits in today is completely of grades invented and g, as i believe in educating these young people because they have the same sense if they are more knowledgeable on how they're speakin

today there is a big premiere, a performance of queens of spades.tor igor yatsko tried not to stray away from pushkin's classics, in the role of countess tomskaet folk. with its creators. hard work, here are your three-way cards. an idea that drives you crazy, three cards that haunt you. the countess will reveal not only the secret of the winning combination, but will also reveal the horror of human nature, once again making us think. herman is a victim inevitable fate or your own vanity? troika. transfer pushkin's mystical story the queen of spades to the stage of the mostsovet theater, she even helped write the dramatization. i had a teacher, roman grigorievich viktyuk. and he staged this play, his countess and herman were drawn to each other, well, as they say, he thought about her, and was ready to do anything to get this secret, and she reached out to this request, you can make up the happiness of all my life, it won't cost you anything, i swear to you, it was a joke, cold and calculating german, so pushkin had him, but in the play he is closer

oh , amazing, amazing queen, amazing queen, amazing queen, amazing queen, what ksenia, scary, no, absolutelyt work very well, but i think that they will find a common language with your children, you will have a fourth child, yes, so what? at him, at him, i never look at you, some snowy woman melted, by the way, she melted, i ’m absolutely free now, hello, i don’t even miss you, i flew to you as if to confession, i was breaking my love with love, i missed you, call me, i’ll come, i wonder what he came in today, fantastic, the next... level after the program time, well, friends, we landed in the south kamchatka, please follow me, we are in the natural habitat of the kamchatka burago bear, here they are, here is a bunch, look, guys, i have the feeling that i’m now watching some kind of traveler channel, yes, everything is big here, big bears, big crabs, volcanoes, she's really hot, oh little island, it's called the island of old people, the island is named after a bird, an ordinary old man, an old man, a star, another super old man, here he is, my good one, this is maria osadnik, this is evgen

the queen seemed very popular amongst the calves.re. at the moment it is going through a period of explosive cyclogenesis, pressure falling rapidly, the system are strengthening and the wind is increasing. you can see that swirl of cloud around the storm, an indication of a maturing system. we are seeing wet and windy weather approaching. the rain moves away from scotland, clearer skies in northern ireland, so a risk off ostia. let�*s focus on the wet and windy weather. the strongest windows along southern flank of the storm. —— strongest wind is. quite a small area of southern england covered by the amber warning. stronger wind will push through the channel and arrive on coastal areas in the south—east, during the morning and into tomorrow afternoon. conditions will be worse through the english channel, along the coast of northern france and into the channel islands, with gusts of over 90 mph. very big waves as well. some disruptive weather for southern areas. quite windy across other parts of the uk. not so much for the midlands, m

since this place showed the mercy of the queen of heaven, therefore a temple was built here, where...ople prayed and brought their requests to the queen of heaven here, this is the place: the time came when it was desecrated, a villainous hand touched that the temple was burned, so, but nevertheless, the human path here was not overgrown, people reached here, walked and prayed, pouring out their teas of hope to the heavenly heaven, when i arrived here for the parish, there was appointed as our own and for the first time we made a religious procession here with parishioners, then i felt a special grace-filled power that comes from this place, every year, making a religious procession here, illuminating the water at the source, where people felt that help and support of the most holy lady virgin mary the mother of god, therefore... uh, such a desire arose in order to improve this place, therefore, at the request of our parishioners, the temple was recreated. an illuminated spring originates in this picturesque place. the water in it is alive, clean, cool. walking to fetch water on your

my thanks to the queen of goes very well with your pink dre showbizranks to the queen of goes very wellf goes very well with your pink dre showbiz royal and political of us. showbiz royal and political reporting. old friend of reporting. a very old friend of mine, kinsey schofield. okay, folks. to come. folks. well, lots more to come. tomorrow's papers are in the team. very, very busy . lottie team. very, very busy. lottie and jess printing away . let me and jess printing away. let me tell you, getting through a couple of rain forests worth of trees in order to get you tomorrow's front pages. the headlines, they are next. don't news radio. >> i'll get to your email shortly, but it's 1030, so time for tomorrow's front pages . many for tomorrow's front pages. many thanks to josh and maria doing a great job as well today. by the way, whilst we're doing team shout outs, the sunday express, dignity and dishonour as the nafion dignity and dishonour as the nation remembers our war dead extremists from the left and right , march extremists from the left and right, march for hate , the right, mar

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my thanks to the queen of goes very well with your pink dre showbizianks to the queen of goes very wellowbiz royal and|e queen of goes very well with your pink dre showbiz royal and political of us. showbiz royal and political reporting. old friend of reporting. a very old friend of mine, kinsey schofield. okay, folks. to come. folks. well, lots more to come. tomorrow's papers are in the team. very, very busy . lottie team. very, very busy. lottie and jess printing away . let me and jess printing away. let me tell you, getting through a couple of rain forests worth of trees in order to get you tomorrow's front pages. the headlines, they are next. don't news radio. >> i'll get to your email shortly, but it's 1030, so time for tomorrow's front pages . many for tomorrow's front pages. many thanks to josh and maria doing a great job as well today. by the way, whilst we're doing team shout outs, the sunday express, dignity and dishonour as the nafion dignity and dishonour as the nation remembers our war dead extremists from the left and right , march extremists from the left and right, march

you have done the queen's speech before, how many of these have you done? of these have you done? . , ., , , ., done? that is a very good question. as speaker. — done? that is a very good question. as speaker, this _ done? that is a very good question. as speaker, this is _ done? that is a very good question. as speaker, this is my _ done? that is a very good question. as speaker, this is my third, - done? that is a very good question. as speaker, this is my third, so - as speaker, this is my third, so very excited but very excited because this is the first 4/70 years for the king's speech. it is an amazing day. for the king's speech. it is an amazing day-— for the king's speech. it is an amazin: da . ., ~ ., , for the king's speech. it is an amazin: da . ., ~ . , ., amazing day. the work that must go into theirs, — amazing day. the work that must go into theirs, the _ amazing day. the work that must go into theirs, the preparation, - into theirs, the preparation, everyone wants it to go without a hitch. as far as your role goes, let's talk about your cloth

we have to remember it was mother, queen elizabeth was his mother, queen elizabeth ii, who became queenlodge, came down, went up the tree as the princess came down, as queen, as the story goes. and again, we mentioned this yesterday, but the king reading an extract from queen elizabeth ii diary where she was talking about the magnificent kenyan landscapes and that she didn't want to miss and that she didn't want to miss a moment of it. in 1952. and these are the pictures you're looking at now on your screens of the then—princess. elizabeth, just a few days short of becoming queen. >> well, it's an absolutely stunning to visit. stunning place to visit. i haven't been, but i've heard it's absolutely beautiful and wonderful for the wildlife. of course , as as well. but that course, as as well. but that mock beach landing was quite something . yeah. yeah. quite a something. yeah. yeah. quite a performance there . performance there. >> yeah, was. so is >> yeah, absolutely was. so is the royal marines training demonstrating a covert beach landing as it's been described by buckingham palace an

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i went around the world with her majesty , the world with her majesty, the queen, our late queen, andmembers of the royal family but it didn't start out for me right there . it started for me on the there. it started for me on the 16th of february in 1962, when my father put me on the train at saint pancras to go to mansfield in nottingham , near me, right in nottingham, near me, right next to your constituency. and i started at the age of 18 on the local paper , the mansfield local paper, the mansfield chronicle advertiser yes. i went into the office. they said, ah, you're the new boy. go up to the pansh you're the new boy. go up to the parish church. your first job is to collect the names of the mourners at the funeral of a bigwig, a local bigwig , a bigwig, a local bigwig, a bigwig. so i did that. bigwig, a local bigwig, a bigwig. so i did that . and every bigwig. so i did that. and every monday morning i had to ring the nine colliery is around mansfield to find out how much coal each one had cut. so that's how i began. so as a reporter, that's interesting because you'd have been r

i went around the world with her majesty , the world with her majesty, the queen, our late queen, andmembers of the royal family but it didn't start out for me right there . it started for me on the there. it started for me on the 16th of february in 1962, when my father put me on the train at saint pancras to go to mansfield in nottingham , near me, right in nottingham, near me, right next to your constituency. and i started at the age of 18 on the local paper , the mansfield local paper, the mansfield chronicle advertiser yes. i went into the office. they said, ah, you're the new boy. go up to the pansh you're the new boy. go up to the parish church. your first job is to collect the names of the mourners at the funeral of a bigwig, a local bigwig , a bigwig, a local bigwig, a bigwig. so i did that. bigwig, a local bigwig, a bigwig. so i did that . and every bigwig. so i did that. and every monday morning i had to ring the nine colliery is around mansfield to find out how much coal each one had cut. so that's how i began. so as a reporter, that's interesting because you'd have been r

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queen's speech in past . and do queen's speech. queen's speech in past. and do think in the past.that we know a little bit about the king's political views? i mean, the papers are making quite lot of the fact that quite a lot of the fact that he's going to have to read out rishi sunak kind of ripping up of agenda. rishi sunak kind of ripping up of the1da. rishi sunak kind of ripping up of the king have to >> well, the king will have to read what's written for him. read out what's written for him. he got any any say in the he hasn't got any any say in the matter. he may a matter. he may have a negotiation about 2 negotiation about 1 or 2 phrases, but essential. it's the government's programme and he is there just it out like a there just to read it out like a newsreader would on on a television. remember being in television. i remember being in the back when the the queen's speech back when the labour was seeking to labour party was seeking to reduce the hereditary powers of the of lords and the queen the house of lords and the queen was reading out, this government will abolish th

and her majesty, the queen. that changed during the long years of the reign of elizabeth ii.n the country's constitutional arrangements. when the sovereign, who embodies the authority of the crown, comes face to face with the members of the legislature — the people who make our laws. black rod. by tradition, the elected house, the house of commons, always asserts its independence when the monarch summons members of parliament by dispatching an official called black rod to request their attendance. in the upper house, the house of lords, the door of the commons is slammed shut. black rod knocks three times. and only then is he or she admitted. mrs thatcher, michael foot. mps stream through — political hostilities suspended or at least subdued. by then, everyone has taken their places. the monarch on the throne, dressed in the robes of state and wearing the imperial state crown with its 3,000 diamonds. close by, senior officials carrying the sword of state and the cap of maintenance. and the speech itself delivered to the monarch by the lord chancellor. my government will conti

it would be a king speech, but a queen speech at the heart of parliament state opening. it is mindful of a legacy of service and devotion to this country is set by my beloved mother, late queen the day deliver this, the 1st king speech. you know, but 70 years there was interested how a king, who as prince campaigned on environmental causes would handle announcing the watering down to the pots of the government's a common net 0 program. this bill will support the future licensing of new oil and gas fields, helping the country to transition to net 0 by 2050 without adding and you buttons on her. so, as among the $21.00 bill set out plans to toughen the criminal justice system reform rules for landlords and renters and introduced a year by year raising of the legal age was smoking as a part of the 1st king speech. since 1951 comes to an end time for its content, the government's legislative programs, and then went up to a general election to be debated, taking long term decisions to build a brighter future for our current. with the conservatives 20 points behind in the poll

meanwhile, queen about that.that she loves championing domestic violence and visiting a charity and she was visiting a charity called situation room . now, called the situation room. now, i didn't know this stat until this of women in this morning. 40% of women in kenya will experience domestic violence in their lifetime. a very shocking statistic . yes. so very shocking statistic. yes. so the queen was meeting staff and volunteers of survivors of sexual and gender based violence at a local charity in mombasa. >> is one that's very close >> that is one that's very close to her heart. so what's to her heart. and so what's happening? they coming home happening? are they coming home today? happening next? happening? are they coming home tod yes, happening next? happening? are they coming home tod yes, they'relappening next? happening? are they coming home tod yes, they're currentlyj next? happening? are they coming home tod yes, they're currently in ext? happening? are they coming home tod yes, they're currently in

the queen of jordan spoke with cnn earlier to explain why she believes that argument is ill-advised.>> reporter: jim, we've seen consistent and united calls across this region for a ceasefire, including from jordan's queen. israel has flatly rejected those calls. and when arab leaders met with antony blinken in aman on saturday, the u.s. secretary of state reaffirmed washington's stance that a ceasefire would only enable hamas to commit more attacks like the one on october 7th. the queen said that position was short-sided. >> if you managed to eliminate all of hamas, what next? the root cause of the conflict is illegal occupation. it is a routine human rights abuses, illegal settlements, disregard to u.n. resolutions and international law. if we do not address these root causes, then you can kill the combatant, but you cannot kill the cause. >> and she went on to say that the death of civilians will only further the cause of hamas and not bring peace to israel. israel has insisted that it is doing its best to protect civilians and blames the terror group for using civilians as human

, queen, queen, queen, check, queen, also, come on, you still have the right to make one mistake beforeard. so, our answers, what titles can the king’s relatives have, prince, princess 28, duke duchess 20, count countess 16, baron boronesso 8, lord six, marquis marquise, five, this is our scoreboard, and 83 points for your team, we have a double game ahead, you 're looking at 100 to one, today, after sixty, life is just beginning, my dear, i'm not a singing ophis at all, but i'm always on your show, because i love, the dream comes true, and does not come true. songs from the bottom of my heart, andrei malakhov's evening show, today on rtr. in the south of kamchatka, in a giant stone bowl, there is the deepest body of water in russia after lake baikal, kuril lake, with the dormant ilyinsky volcano rising above its shores. many thousands of years ago there was a volcanic desert here, but now life is in full swing. five species of salmon come here to spawn. brown bears, the inhabitants of the south kamchatka reserve, are lucky: their fishing season lasts almost 8 months. on a fish diet , t

not real tomato, we made a life-size model, because the tomato queen ate the tomato, along with thebut the size is impressive, really, of course, guests from syzran are visiting us, come to us, girls, who is our queen, tomato princess olga nikolaevna, this is already this year you are a tomato, yes, these are tomatoes of this year 2023, which means this is our tomato princess, this is the person who grew this tomato, and olga vitalevna organizes this holiday, olga vitalna, if you say that this is tomato jam, i will fall, this is terrible, this is an echo of our holiday for ok, the tomato is huge, girls, since you are specialists, specialists in tomatoes, the question for you is which tomato is healthier, fresh, fresh, or, well, for example, heat -treated in the form of tomato paste or, i don’t know, a tomato in soup, i it seems that a fresh tomato is healthier, bring us our secret plate into the studio , so, mikhail egorovich, whoever is nearby , open the plate, that this is a heat-treated tomato, a heat-treated tomato, dried, boiled in the form of tomato paste, in the form of juice

and i queen's tour wardrobe.ome out, watch the jewels that come out, watch the earrings, watch the rings because these because there's all these messages wore a from messages she wore a ring from the from the elderly. messages she wore a ring from the fonnard e elderly. messages she wore a ring from the fonnard e esee ly. messages she wore a ring from the fonnard e esee all messages she wore a ring from the fonnarde esee all of that. >> fonnard to see all of that. thank you very much indeed for painting picture. we'll be painting the picture. we'll be back 6:00 tomorrow morning. painting the picture. we'll be bacnext 6:00 tomorrow morning. painting the picture. we'll be bacnext britain's1orrow morning. painting the picture. we'll be bacnext britain's newsroom ning. up next is britain's newsroom with and bev morning, with andrew and bev morning, alex deakin here with your latest weather update from the met gb news storm met office for gb news storm kiran arrives tonight and we have met office amber warnings in pla

alexis mcadams is in queens with more.> some of the people who go to school here did think it was pretty bad. i talked to some of those students who say they were nervous as the school went on lockdown which they tell me happened quite a few times so far this school year alone. where it all went down at the high school right behind me as you said those dozens of students going out into the hallway specifically targeting that teacher based on her support for israel. it was supposed to be a peaceful protest hijacked by im mature teenagers. >> they did it for their personal enjoyment and pleasure and what caused the problem. school property was damaged. certain individuals, they were mentally hurt. >> this is what it looked like last week inside the high school in queens. video blurred because students are underage. hundreds flooding the halls yelling things likefree palestinian and waving palestinian flags. things got out of control. no students were arrested but some were suspended. how did it begin? this photo of a teacher

queen, queen, beautiful, what a queen and king we are, nastya. listen, look at the mistakes , these areere , little boxes, perhaps even without painting, we’ll come up with something, where are you stop, stop, stop, stop. musician for playing 33 medals on nastya ’s chest, so that everyone would be in the air, oh, thank you musicians, we have grown thin, your hands are tired, but we also got it. a musician for playing, for playing with a smile, thank you once, thank you twice, thank you a third time, thank you, at the request of tv viewers, a favorite song about my native one. igor novalikh and dmitry fenitsky the city of shakhonya, nizhny novgorod region, where the golden wheat overflowed like a river. where there is no end or edge, a green grove, there stands my village, where she lives, the one who gave happiness and drove me crazy, beyond the river there are forests, beyond the forests there are fields, behind the fields there is a village, my village, in the village there is love, she’s in the village, without whom i can’t live. beyond the river are forests, beyond the forests are f

everyone calls the soul a queen. but watch out our susie as it is contagious. oh, do you? okay, a default you isn't easily don't to the 27 year old installs solar system like he's on the housing, shut them in the states and i do. yeah. she's an expert in solar energy. i'm the only woman on the team, out of faith in you know what i say it's difficult going through the climate roof. put santano's on being like it's not the holidays, but the nice thing that i'm nice on. if you love what seems to be able to know the amounts of this literally patel into her boss and mentor is dumber than that actually known as the solar queen. she found it has so low tech company back in 2007 in one of the few with bits and longer new boot images. back then, she had to convince a customers that's a technology, as well as the expertise were reliable, way attempted to call me at least get the question. do you know what you're saying? can i speak to the my judge? i'm surely you, you can ask somebody to pick up was choose, oh it is bad because it made me once you actually do more than the chalet, i

lisa in the queen of spades, yaroslavna in prince igor, olesya in the opera of the same name.he poster, it was well known throughout the soviet union, she also performed as a concert singer, performing belarusian folk songs and chamber works. the first of the belarusian art figures was awarded the title of people's artist of the ussr. during the war, she sang at the front in hospitals. in the fifties , she became the main director of the opera and ballet theatre, producing two each. it was aleksandrovskaya who initiated the creation of the belarusian theater society and headed it until 1976. larisa alexandrovskaya - legendary singer changed the world of belarusian culture. everything was impeccable, there was no point in resisting, in random touches , meeting our doubts, simple eternal truths, open to us, spelled out, no matter who we are and where we are now, healthy ones burn with us, as if for the last time. make the music louder, the doubts quieter, and you will hear these planned notes, with a slight movement, as easy as breathing, make the music louder, the doubts quiete

he gave the queen speech on behalf of his mother when he was a prince. king charles iii: please be seated. [indiscernible] [indiscernible chatter] >> my lord and members of the house of commons. king charles iii: it is mindful of a legacy of service and devotion to this country set by my beloved mother, the late queen that i deliver the first king's speech in over 70 years. the impact of covid and war in ukraine have challenges for the united kingdom. that is why my government's priority is to make the difficult but necessary long-term decisions to change this country for the better. my minister is focused on increasing economic growth and safeguarding the health and security of the british people for generations to come. my government will continue to take action to bring down inflation, to ease the cost of living for families and help businesses find new jobs and investments. my ministers will support the bank of england to return inflation to target by making responsible decisions on spending and borrowing. these decisions will help household financee

in a rich and roll dancing queen.n a rich and very interesting vein, she was a highly regarded yoga teacher so when she read in the times newspaper that the shadow cabinet were being encouraged to take up yoga in the office, she was waiting for the phone call but it turns out that no conservative, not even one as talented as her, can teach the party opposite anything when it comes to constantly changing from one contorted position to another. my honourable friend also mentioned, taking advice and inspiration from a certain parliamentary sketch writer, and if she is hoping that one day he might make her the target of a his acerbic wit, be careful what you wish for, because i've been called many things in my time but i'm not sure i will everforget many things in my time but i'm not sure i will ever forget being branded the titch in vacuum packed underpants. but on a serious note, she has only made a huge impact in her short time in this place and nowhere more than in herfantastic campaign to improve childcare provision