that is also disrespectful to majesty queen elizabeth the 2nd but there is a problem. there is a good day there is a difference between being critical and protesting the fact that the king spends most of his time in germany he's transferring $40000000000.00 from the state to a personal fund he is making moves so say the protesters to try and bring in an absolute want to keep those are fair criticisms are they not. well i think i'm not sure about being fair or not but i can i can accept that that is car comment are criticizing ok but what i was saying is that if it's up to the level of insulting or defaming it's wrong against everyone not only his majesty the king ok then the issue is that i think we have to tackle the real problem of this country and if we get through with the real problem of this country and if you think that hardly under constitutional monarchy or democracy with king as head of state there is a problem in there i think we can call for reform of the regime of democracy with king as head of state or reform 'd of the regime of constitutional monarchy bu

botham, do swear by almighty god that i'll be faithful and pay true allegiance to her majesty queen elizabethbut first: the health secretary has told mps that a computer glitch that meant nearly 16,000 cases of coronavirus went unreported should not have happened. matt hancock said that what he called an "ongoing incident" was being investigated fully. the positive test results were not included in reported daily cases due to a "failure of automated transfer of files" from laboratories to public health england's data system. public health england phe said all those who tested positive had been informed. but it means others in close contact with them were not. i want to reassure everyone that every single person who tested positive was told that result in the normal way, in the normal time frame. they were told that they needed to self—isolate, which is of course now required by law. however, these positive test results were not reported in the public data and were not transferred to the contact tracing system. mr speaker, this incident should never have happened, but the team that acted swift

the bbc invited on board hms queen elizabeth to witness, for the first time, the carrier launching andding both british and american f—35jets. noise drowns out speaking. if you did not quite catch all of that, you are not alone. mike was one of those straining his ears and had this response... at times, audiences have problems notjust with hearing bbc news outlet, but also with seeing it clearly. take the broadcast on monday of the speech by chancellor of the exchequer, rishi sunak, at the conservative party conference. conducted online this year. it prompted this phone call from an anonymous viewer... i'm disgusted to see that the insert box with the person signing for the hard of hearing has been covered up by one of your banners. i'm not hard of hearing myself, but in this day of equality for the disabled, surely the bbc have more sense. and it's not the first time this sort of thing has happened. you seem too fond of over applying banners over news events. 0bscuring a lot of the information. as that of your suggested, this is not the only occasion we have heard a complaint of this

jonathan beale, bbc news, on board hms queen elizabeth.irmed she is self—isolating after coming in to contact with someone who tested positive for coronavirus. in a tweet, ms von der leyen said "i've been informed that i participated in a meeting last tuesday attended by a person who yesterday tested positive for covid—19. in accordance with regulations in force, i'm therefore self—isolating until tomorrow morning. i've tested negative on thursday and am tested again today." now it's time for a look at the weather with susan powell hello. after what has been a weekend of basically relentless rain for some, a little bit of a breatherfor the next few days. i can't promise you an entirely dry story, they will still be some showers around the same area of low pressure that brought all of the brain this weekend. that is still with us for the centre is pulling off into the north sea. for today a front in the west would bring more clout and some rain through the afternoon for northern ireland, wales and the south—west of england. the wet weather

of his life although a fervent scottish nationalist sean connery was awarded a knighthood by queen elizabeth the 2nd for services to film acting for him the highest of accolades. and some breaking news before we go police in the french city of leone say they have arrested a suspect in connection with the shooting of an orthodox priest the victim a great national was closing his church when he was gunned down and seriously wounded we'll have more on that in our next bulletin ok more news at the top of the hour coming up up next a film documentary about tsunamis don't forget to get all the leds news and information around the clock on our website at state of the dot com you can also follow us on twitter and instagram as well the handle there is at d w news american health for me in that same period that's what. you hear me now on yes we don't need you in how the last year's general sunflower we'll bring you angle a magical and you've never had to have surprise yourself with what is possible who is magical really what a new sat and want. to talk to people who follows along the way maurice and c

[applause] correspondent: queen elizabeth first public engagement since march, a rare joint appearanceween n the british monarch ad her grandson, prince william, the duke of cambridge. the two are socially distanced, but neither is wearing a face mask this military research facility, even though covid-19 is on the rise once again across the united kingdom. london is the latest british city to be told it is about to face a local lockdown. on saturday, tougher restrictions will include a ban on more than one household meeting indoors. >> i think it is a waste of time, affecting businesses. >> i think it is the right thing to do because the numbers are going up. the way it has been handled is an absolute shambles. correspondent: liverpool became the first english city to be put into the highest risk category. pubs and bars are closed and no one can meet outside their household. this pub is renaming itself in protest of the government's decision. manchester is another city in england desperate not to be next. >> it is wrong to place some of the poorest parts of england in a punishing lockd

queen maxima affair netherlands seen here with britain's queen elizabeth also west for millions designs she buys her everyday clothes from him to. find that this range of very well. the more italian tongue. more yellows and various different terms that go well with tweeted for example of a victory truly sweden's crown princess victoria has also paid for a 1000000 a visit he says she has a great sense of humor and of course he remembers was. this trans am for sizers the wires to i can well imagine that on a young princess along with a beautiful necklace. that would be a great dress for princess victoria. simple but elegant because of the fabric in the gold but i think. the 63 year old 1st started out as an interior designer. a job he continued up until 983 when he took on me not to impress those in the elegant avenue q yes. he was immediately successful as a fashion designer but it wasn't until 986 that he 1st started dressing the royals like belgium's then queen paula heard about him and was immediately taken with his designs to this it reminds me of past time also because i was a lot y

maxima of the netherlands seen here with britain's queen elizabeth also west for millions designs she buys her everyday clothes from him to. find at this range of colors sometimes very well. the more italian time. more yellows and various different turns will go well with tween for example a victory truly sweden's crown princess victoria has also paid for a 1000000 a visit he says she has a great sense of humor and of course he remembers what suits her. this trans-am for sizers the wire just as i can well imagine that on a young princess along with a beautiful necklace. that would be a great dress for princess victoria. simple but elegant because of the fabric in the goal. the 63 year old 1st started out as an interior designer. a job he continued up until 983 when he took on the net town boutique in brussels in the elegant avenue q yes. he was immediately successful as a fashion designer but it wasn't until 986 that he 1st started dressing the royals . belgium's then queen paula heard about him and was immediately taken with his designs that this reminds me of past time also because

minimalist as it would later become part of belgian history the queen maxima seen here with britain's queen elizabeth also west familias designs she buys her everyday clothes from him to. find that this range of colors sometimes very well. the more italian time. more yellows and various different terms that go well with tween for example our victory tree sweden's crown princess victoria has also paid for a 1000000 a visit he says she has a great sense of humor and of course he remembers what. this trans am for sizers the wires i can well imagine that on a young princess along with a beautiful necklace. that would be a great dress for princess victoria. simple but elegant because of the fabric in the gold. the 63 year old 1st started out as an interior designer. a job he continued up until 983 when he took on the next town boutique in fresnels in the elegant avenue q yes. he was immediately successful as a fashion designer but it wasn't until 986 that he 1st started dressing the royals . belgium's then queen paula heard about him and was immediately taken with his designs to this it reminds me of past

at the age of 90 a scottish actor was the 1st supplier carries her double 7 in 1960 to 98 spy queen elizabeth in 2000 for his services to film and on or he called one of the proudest days of his life. and the number of early a mail in vote in the u.s. state of texas has now passed the total number of votes cast there during the 2816 election 3 days ago more than 9000000 texans have already voted and it's the 2nd states after hawaii to break its records across the country more than $85000000.00 people of forces are they setting the u.s. on course for its biggest turnouts in over a century well alan fischer joins us now live from washington d.c. allan just 3 days to go and with so much at stake neither candidates will be taking it easy this saturday will. well we've been talking about their selection for almost 4 years or more so from the moment donald trump was sworn in and believe we're now in the last 72 hours of rallies and insults and that's what's going to happen we're going to see both candidates hitting the campaign trail that's a step up for joe biden he was in 3 states yesterday that'

an inquest found that the death of harry richford at the queen elizabeth the queen mother hospital ingulator, the care quality commission, has said east kent hospitals university nhs foundation trust is charged with exposing the child and his mother to significant risk of avoidable harm. michael buchanan reports. we were failed. harry was failed. we've really had to suffer and we will have to suffer for the rest of our lives. harry richford should be approaching his third birthday but a catalogue of serious failures at birth led to harry's death at just seven—days—old. today the nhs trust that should have cared for him was charged over his avoidable death. i think we are really happy with the cqc decision. itjust shows that from day one we were put in a pretty terrible situation at the trust and the care both sarah and harry received was completely inadequate at the time. the problems occurred at this hospital in margate. staff delayed arranging a caesarean section, didn't carry out the operation properly, then made errors when resuscitating him. an inquest in january concluded that n

an inquest found that the death of harry richford following treatment at the queen elizabeth the queen". england's independent regulator, the care quality commission, has said east kent hospitals university nhs foundation trust is charged with exposing the child and his mother to significant risk of avoidable harm. michael buchanan reports. we were failed. harry was failed. we've really had to suffer and we will have to suffer for the rest of our lives. harry richford should be approaching his third birthday, but a catalogue of serious failures at birth led to harry's death at just seven—days—old. today, the nhs trust that should have cared for him was charged over his avoidable death. i think we're really happy with the cqc decision. it just shows that from day one that we were put in a pretty terrible situation at the trust and the care that sarah and harry both received was completely inadequate at the time. the problems occurred at this hospital in margate. staff delayed arranging a caesarean section, didn't carry out the operation properly, then made errors when resuscitating him.

of his life although a fervent scottish nationalist sean connery was awarded a knighthood by queen elizabeth the 2nd for services to film acting for him the highest of accolades. well scott ross perot from day to be a culture it told us that sean connery's legacy will be everlasting but he was one of those true icons are still. left with us sadly and are exactly was one of them you obviously can't discuss sean connery and its impact on cinema low talking about jay's bar the role he created with dr no later 7. and that image. you have to remember this was created it was in the early sixty's it was completely new male hero in the movies a sort of cool sophisticated but also tough guy who's also i think this is quite he usually funny as well and i think he basically opened the way for a whole new type of action or i think basically all action film stars that came after him or sean connery which is why i really love the indiana jones of the last crusade where sean connery plays the father of harrison ford's indiana jones because your support is one of those actors who made a career playing you k

altogether they read over $600.00 books a year queen elizabeth the 2nd is among the customers on amazon you might get to read them where your only reading. might be different authors might be slightly different. genres but you won't sort of go outside the box that's what we try to do we try to find books that you wouldn't have picked up. a window with hurlingham books is the most colorful wonderful and that's a testament to the shops concept the books don't appear to be sorted in any particular way. looks like one huge warehouse. yet owner cole locate every book his. tracks customers like an orange or even when it comes to chain bookstores it feels like very clinical the way things are laid out and it almost dictates to you whereas i think in a bookshop like this where it's kind of a bit more of a ramshackle experience it feels. like you could come out with. some people purposely leave a book behind when they visit the floating bookshop on the water on london's regent can now. on instagram. presents photos of 47 bookstores. like the history of. the book. back from the 13th century. harr

well together they read over $600.00 books a year queen elizabeth the 2nd is among net customers on amazon you might get them where your only reading the same book or over and over again they might be different authors might be slightly different. genres but you won't sort of go outside the box that's what we try to do we try to find books that you wouldn't have picked up. the show window with hurlingham books is the most colorful one of all and that's a testament to the shops concept the books don't appear to be sorted in any particular way. the store looks like one where house. owner ray cole every book his. tracks customers like. even when it comes to chain bookstores it feels like very clinical the way things are laid out and it almost dictates to you whereas i think in a bookshop like this where it's kind of a bit more of a ramshackle experience it feels. like you could come out with i mean. some people purposely leave a book behind when they visit the floating bookshop on the water on london's regent canal. the old. on instagram so we want to. pay for it all in its. present. bookstor

all together they read over $600.00 books a year queen elizabeth the 2nd is among the customers on amazon you might get the rhythm where your only reading the same book over and over again there might be different authors might be slightly different. genres but you won't sort of go outside the box that's what we try to do we try to find books that you wouldn't have picked up. to share window with hurlingham books is the most colorful one of all and that's a testament to the shops concept the books don't appear to be sorted in any particular way. the store looks like one huge warehouse. yet owner ray cole locate every book his organized chaos attracts customers like. even when it comes to chain bookstores it feels like very clinical the way things are laid out and it almost dictates to you whereas i think in a bookshop like this where it's kind of a bit more of a ramshackle experience it feels. like you who come our way that. some people purposely leave a book behind when they visit the floating bookshop on the water on london's region canal. the old. on instagram one of. 47 bookstores. li

all together they read over $600.00 books a year queen elizabeth the 2nd is among nec customers on amazon you might get them way only reading the same book over and over again they might be different authors might be slightly different. but he won't sort of go outside the box that's what we try to do we try to find books that he wouldn't have picked up. a window with hurlingham books is the most colorful one of all and that's a testament to the shops concept the books don't appear to be sorted in any particular way. the store looks like one huge warehouse. yet a coal locate every book has organized chaos the tracks customers like. even when it comes to chain bookstores it feels like very clinical the way things are laid out and it almost dictates to you whereas i think in a bookshop like this where it's kind of a bit more of a ramshackle experience it feels. like you could come out with i mean. some people purposely leave a book behind when they visit the floating bookshop on the water on london's regent can now. on instagram also want to. face. book stores. like the history of the. town

a fresh start after 6 months school closure at the queen elizabeth school for girls in harare morning assembly takes place like normal these times are anything but there is disinfectant on arrival and students have their temperatures taken before they can open a book the classrooms are missing one thing the teachers they've gone on strike over wages and hygiene concerns teachers have lost. getting in terms of fossil search it's it's actually an insult to be a teacher. in what i seem to think of government is honest address the problems so that we don't have people who are coming 100 percent every day into school yet their physical absence. develops in the schools the strike has hampered their return to school this week is phasing in slowly starting with students who are about to graduate. or like this plus those who are busy studying for upcoming exams . trying our best to woodcut we need to do all the things we can do these and our only left with us to write and to whom was this house yet it's 0 to us although some students have had virtual classes most have had new chew to ring for

queen elizabeth getting a wax. sorry so right. while prince charles and camilla give yoga go there's something cozily familiar about these pics we feel we know the royals intimately but we don't we're in tabloid territory. for the. jacksons composition satisfy our curiosity yet they also serve as a warning that in this era of fake news we always need to take a 2nd look. and i know a television b.b.c. programme in london the other day used on my photographs the queen at home in private saying that it was a real photograph then most of it was not a real photograph it was one more so what is that everything is such a blood line isn't it. between our desire for gossip and scandal and celebrities who stage their lives for their fans and jackson knows that truth has become an unwitting casualty when i really feel that truth is dead because it really is impossible to tell what is true and what is not and we live our lives through injury this is the 1st time injury really is a stamp wish to us all 1st language beyond existence beyond writ

a fresh start after a 6 month school closure at the queen elizabeth school for girls in harare morning assembly takes place like normal. times are anything but there is disinfectant on arrival and students have their temperatures taken before they can open a book the classrooms are missing one thing the teachers they've gone on strike over wages and hygiene concerns teachers have lost. their ranking in terms of also said it's actually an insult to be a teacher. in less interesting if government is honest address the problems so that we don't have people who are coming under percent every day into school get their physical absence. develops into new schools the strike has hampered their return to school this week we is phasing in slowly starting with students who are about to graduate. or like this class those who are busy studying for upcoming exams. trying our best who are caught we need doing all the things we can do these eons our only left with us to write and to murder is the host of yet is oh too much although some students have had virtual classes most have had no true touring f

queen elizabeth getting a wax. sorry so right. what prince charles and camilla give yogo ago there's something cozily familiar about these pics we feel we know the royals intimately but we don't we're in tabloid territory. jackson compositions satisfy our curiosity and yet they also serve as a warning that in this era of fake news we always need to take a 2nd look. and i know a television b.b.c. programme in london the other day used on my photographs the queen at home in private saying that it was a real photograph. they moved to no it was not for real photograph it was for the more so what is that everything is such a blood louis it's a. between our desire for gossip and scandal and celebrities who stage their lives for their fans and jackson those that truth has become an unwitting casualty when i really feel that truth is dead because it really is impossible to tell what is true and what is not worse and we live our lives through injury this is the 1st time in the tree really is a stamp wish this office language beyond existen

. >> reporter: to raise the country's battered morale, 94-year-old queen elizabeth appeared in publicr the first time in seven months, unmasked, but in what must be the safest place in the realm, the military's biodefense lab. tests of the oxford vaccine are going incredibly well, says the project's director. and there was a ray of hope from kate bingham, head of britain's vaccine task force. >> i think we have a shot of seeing the two leading candidates with efficacy of those this side of christmas. >> reporter: but in wuhan, china, they don't have to wait that long. doses of a chinese covid vaccine made by a state lab were offered to the public as an experiment for $60 a shot. it took only two and a half hours for supplies to run out. here in london, the deputy chief medical officer has said that the rollout of the vaccine could start in december, and already a training program for health workers to give the shot is in the works. margaret? >> brennan: liz, thanks. one campaign 2020 battleground state also has the distinction of being one of the hottest red zone states in this countr

harry died a week after he was born at margate's queen elizabeth the queen mother hospital three years richford should be approaching his third birthday next month, but a catalogue of serious failures at his birth meant little harry died atjust seven days old. today, the nhs trust that should have delivered the baby safely has been charged with failing to provide safe care and treatment. i think we are really happy with the cqc decision. itjust shows that from day one, that we were really in a pretty terrible situation with the trust and the care that sarah and harry both received was completely inadequate at the time. the problems occurred at this hospital in margate. staff failed to spot harry's heart rate was fluctuating, delayed arranging a cesarean section, and then failed to carry out the operation correctly. an inquest injanuary concluded that harry's death had been contributed to by neglect. we both blamed ourselves and we did not know why this had happened. the more we realised the trust were at fault, the less we blamed ourselves and the more we can look at them as an organis

and in football manchester united forward marcus rash that has been on it by britain's queen elizabeth helping vulnerable children during the pandemic the forward made headlines after successfully campaigning for the government to extend free school meals fresh but has spoken about his own experiences relying on food vouchers as a child. and the 22 year old has promised to continue the fight for the well i'd like to do not i'm in this position is to speak directly to the prime minister and you know just really ask for for the voters to be extended you know knowing what they have how much they've been helped on how much is going to affect them if they don't vote for us. my main focus is not so it's a got a message across. a year out of china's state broadcast of banned america's national basketball association the sport is back on the air chinese state television which holds the t.v. rights for the league and game 5 of the n.b.a. finals between the l.a. lakers and the miami heat the n.b.a. is china's most popular sports lady was suspended after the manager of the houston rockets posted

queen elizabeth us public engagement since march of reg joint to parents between the british monarch and her grandson prince william the duke of cambridge. the 2 a socially distanced but neither is wearing a face mosque at this military research facility even though covert 19 is on the rise once again across the united kingdom detectors. london is the latest british city to be told it's about to face a local lockdown on saturday tougher restrictions will include a ban on more than one household meeting indoors. type thing it would think so why sitoy expecting to see this thing is kind of the right thing stokols the numbers are going up in all fairness a wise binondo does not show shambles. earlier this week liverpool became the 1st english city to be put into the highest risk category. pops and was a closed and no one can meet outside their household. this pub renaming itself in protest at the government's decision. manchester or another city in northern england desperate not to be next it is wrong to play some of the poorest parts of england with a punishing lockdown without proper

the original swans were donated by queen elizabeth in 1957. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," in ouron," we'll talk to a compton man helping resident be healthier. . low sugar. tastes great! high protein. low sugar. so good. high protein. low sugar. mmm, birthday cake. pure protein. the best combination to help you stay fit. neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair®. we've got the retinol that gives you results in one week. not just any retinol. accelerated retinol sa. for not only smoother skin in one day, but younger-looking skin in just one week. and that's clinically proven. results that fast or your money back. unless you're attached to your wrinkles. one week is all it takes. neutrogena®. one week is all it takes. alice loves the scent of gain so much, she wished there was a way to make it last longer. say hello to your fairy godmother alice. and long-lasting gain scent beads. part of the irresistible scent collection from gain! >>> our top stories this morning -- debate organizers are looking into possible changes ahead of the next showdown between president trump and joe biden. a sou

of his life although a fervent scottish nationalist sean connery was awarded a knighthood by queen elizabeth the 2nd for services to film acting for him the highest of accolades. and that's it for now up next a world stories goes to the u.s. france and russia here on day doubly more news coming up in 45 minutes time if you can't wipe the website is there at g.w. dot com you can also follow us on socials instagram and twitter at the news is the handle for now i'm anthony held for me in the team here in berlin thanks watch. them also need to see if they do need to keep. the ball for all the french and home the 4 frankly the closeness the middle. east the bottom of the valley is at the last dragon in this world as you call it the hard 23 years. on. how the virus spread. why the repairing and when will all this. just 3 of the topics covered and the weekly radio show is called spectrum if you would like any information on the chrono laroche or any other science topic you should really check out our podcast so you can get it wherever you get your podcast you can also find us at. science. this week

connery 1st met queen elizabeth at the premiere of you only live twice in 196733 years later she knighted him for his services to film he called it one of the proudest days of his life and remarkable career sean connery was the nearest i would say the scottish have to 2021st century matters and national hero people thought they could relate to him i mean he grew up in edinburgh tell. the navy he was a war he came up the hard way and you can play rough tough role brilliantly. connery lived the highs and lows of the bond character profiting from his popularity and later scrutinized for some of calling his character his 60 attitude towards women it wasn't helped when connery told american journalist barbara walters women sometimes deserve to be slapped and his attitude to women certainly and i think you are trail of james bond was a sense of. sudden istic dinosaur to quote judi dench as a mean one of the such films later in life he supported the scottish national party and publicly advocated for the scottish independence we have waited. nearly 300 years my hope is that it will evolve with di

went on to win an academy award to bafta and 3 golden globes the scottish actor was knighted by queen elizabeth in 2000 and those are the headlines that he's continues here on of his era of the inside story . china has laid out a plan to grow its economic military and culture of power it wants to its global presence in the coming years but will this aggressive. gene on a collision course with the u.s. this is inside story. hello welcome to the program. china's central committee has announced its plans for the next 15 years senior communist officials have agreed to increase beijing's political economic and military influence but despite facing a president of global health crisis and rising unemployment have also endorsed president xi jinping as the man who will steer china through the challenges ahead well let's take a closer look at beijing's global influence in race and its economy is the 2nd biggest in the world of the u.s. and its plans to dominate global trade further through its trillion dollar belt and road initiative china has also developed its militarist significantly making it the lar

of his life although a fervent scottish nationalist sean connery was awarded a knighthood by queen elizabeth the 2nd for services to film acting for him the highest of accolades. in the world of showbiz has paid tribute to count james bond daniel craig says connery's wit and charm could be measured in make a warts with god our date of the film expert scott roxboro with this scott a giant of this of cinema a genuine star has left us how important was sean connery to the movies. yeah big finale important he was one of those true icons are so few of them left with us sadly and are exactly was one of them you obviously can't discussion connery and its impact on cinema what i'm talking about james bond the role he created with dr no played in 7 movies and that image. you have to remember this was really created it was in the early sixty's and it was completely will melt he wrote in the movies the sort of cool sophisticated but also tough guy who's also i think this is quite key usually funny as well and i think he basically opened the way for a whole new type of actually writing basically all act

in the education ministry after this report a fresh start after 6 months school closure at the queen elizabeth school for girls in harare morning assembly takes place like normal these times are anything but there is disinfectant on arrival and students have their temperatures taken before they can open a book the classrooms are missing one thing the teachers they've gone on strike over wages and hygiene concerns to chose the of last. thing in terms of fossil certs it's actually an insult to be a teacher it's a guess and put us in a position of government is all honest address the problems so that we don't have people who are coming under percent every day to school get their physical absent develops into the schools the strike has hampered the return to school this week some bob griese phasing in slowly starting with students who are about to graduate . or like this class those who are busy studying for upcoming exams. trying our best to woodcut we need to do all the things we can then use the power only left with us to write and film was out yet it's oh too much although some students have h

queen elizabeth us public engagement since march a red joint appearance between the british monarch and her grandson prince william the duke of cambridge. the 2 are socially distanced but neither is wearing a face mask at this military research facility even though covert 19 is on the rise once again across the united kingdom detectors. london is the latest british city to be told it's about to face a local lockdown on saturday tougher restrictions will include a ban on more than one household meeting indoors. type thing it will think it's a wife's a toy it's affecting business ca's i think is kind of the right thing stipends the numbers are going up in all fairness to what's been out of this and actually shambles. earlier this week in liverpool became the 1st english city to be put into the highest risk category. pops and pas a closed and no one can meet outside their household. this pomp renaming itself in protest at the government's decision. manchester another city in northern england desperate not to be next it is wrong to play some of the poorest parts of england in a punishing lo

jonathan beale, bbc news, on hms queen elizabeth.garam at the bbc sport centre. today's 40th london marathon turned into a sprint with ethiopia's shura kitata speeding to the finish line to win the men's title. brigid kosgei retained her marathon title. and thousands of runners around the world found creative ways of covering the 26.2 miles, as our sports correspondent, joe wilson reports. so began london's first autumn marathon. covid changed everything and changed nothing. the course was lots of st james' park, but still the same distance. this weather demanded more endurance than ever. brigid kosgei was streets ahead by the time the women's elite race finished. she has been in the course, the rain and her rivals. but not a day for world records. a day for perseverance. very, very tough race, because it rained all the way. even our legs were freezing. by late morning, the elite men were doing their laps here. the mass participation was happening everywhere. 45,000, doing marathons, wherever, however they could. the miles still matt

winner of the caribbean award to bafta and 3 golden globes the scottish actor was knighted by queen elizabeth in the year 2000 for his services to film and although he called one of the proudest days of his life which. fitzwilliams is a prodigious cultural commentator and says the sean connery's james bond have no comparison. i think he was the james bond to have had the most impact in the public mind it was those you could say were of a mind to split sense he knew all asleep popular and very lucrative films dr no being the 1st from russia with love goldfinger and thunderball which is in fact the most successful bond for more time i mean he had a remarkable career sean connery was the littlest i would say the scottish have 220 and 21st century national and national hero he was very good at playing rough tough adventurous who did the sin the man who would be king i he did the sit in the window of the lion the will say 1st night a whole city is allusion to how to read october to his oscar winning performance as the cop in the untouchables it has to be said his lavish action was voted the worst

in 1962 he went on to win an academy awards 2 batters and 3 golden globes and was knighted by queen elizabethin team thousands train services to film and on a cold the proudest things of his life when richard fitzwilliams is a perceived cultural commentator concessional james bond had no comparison i think he was suggesting was bar 200 the most impact in the public mind it was the worst you could say rather mindless but certainly in normal sleep popular and very lucrative films dr no the 1st from russia with love goldfinger and thunderball which is in fact the most successful bond for more time i mean he had a remarkable career sean connery was the littlest i would say the scottish have 2 or 20 years 21st century national and national hero he was very good at playing rough tough a venturous who did the sin of man who would be king he did the civil wind of the law there will see 1st night whole cities of the rich and one to read of tobruk to his oscar winning performance as the cop in the untouchables it has to be said his lavish action was voted the worst accident ever. in mary poppins but he

queen elizabeth us public engagement since march a red joint to parents between the british monarch and her grandson prince william the duke of cambridge. the 2 are socially distanced but neither is wearing a face mosque at this military research facility even though coded 19 is on the rise once again across the united kingdom detectors there's. none didn't is the latest british city to be told it's about to face and there can lock down on saturday tougher restrictions will include a ban on more than one household meeting indoors. type thing it would think it's why sitoy is fixing this in ca's a thing is it's kind of the right thing stabilize the numbers a gun up in all fairness a wise binondo does not choose shambles. earlier this week liverpool became the 1st english city to be put into the highest risk category. pops and bozza closed and no one can meet outside their household. this pomp renaming itself in protest at the government's decision. manchester another city in northern england desperate not to be next it is wrong to play some of the poorest parts of england in a punishing l

not many people get to have their whitehall leaving do on the queen elizabeth aircraft carrier.e lord sedwill and sat right by the prime minister's side. he has seen governments through many crises, but did they get it right at the start of this one? whether the right decision is taken at the right time. the second big question though, i think, which in a sense has been less exposed, is what were the capabilities that the state had to deploy against this. clearly, although we had exercise and prepared for pandemic threats, we didn't have in place, the exact measures, we hadn't rehearsed the exact measures for a pandemic for a disease of the kind that covid—19 presented. many ministers would say now, the civil service was meant to be a rolls—royce, the british machine, and in some thought it was more like a rusty old banger. i don't think that's about the civil service, government, ministers or whatever. there were genuine challengers worldwide about some of these things. it also then emerged the prime minister's chief adviser had gone to county durham. many people in the country

ourcar not many people get to have their whitehall leaving do on the queen elizabeth aircraft carrier sedwill and sat right by the prime minister's side. he has seen governments through many crises, but did they get it right at the start of this one? were the right decisions taken at the right time? the second big question, though, i think, which in a sense has been less exposed, is what were the capabilities that the state had to deploy against this? clearly, although we had exercised and prepared for pandemic threats, we didn't have in place the exact measures and we hadn't rehearsed the exact measures for a pandemic for a disease of the kind that covid—19 presented. many ministers would say now, the civil service was meant to be a rolls—royce, the british machine, and, actually, it was sort of, in some parts, it was more like a rusty old banger. well, i don't think that's about the civil service or government or ministers or whatever. i think there were genuine challengers worldwide about some of these things. it also then emerged that the prime minister's chief adviser had gone to

he was knighted to by queen elizabeth in 2000 for his services to film and on what he called one of the proudest days of his life. well 100000 people have marched in asia's largest gay pride parade the crowd began their rally near government buildings in the taiwanese capital taipei taiwan legalized same sex marriage last year the 1st place in asia to do so it's also largely kept the coronavirus pandemic at bay authorities have not reported a local spread an infection in more than 200 days 7 people have died and before we go a quick reminder that you can catch up anytime on our website address that is our desire dot com and you can also watch us live any time by clicking on the orange live icon al-jazeera dot com. and one of the top stories here on to syria the u.k.'s prime minister has ordered a national lockdown for all of england set to last until the beginning of december in osman comes as britain suppost more than 1000000 corona virus infections we will get through this but we must act now to contain this autumn's we're not going back to the food scale look down but march and april

harry died a week after he was born at margate's queen elizabeth the queen mother hospital three yearsth, but a catalogue of serious failures at his birth meant little harry died atjust seven days old. today, the nhs trust that should have delivered the baby safely has been charged with failing to provide safe care and treatment. i think we are really happy with the cqc decision. itjust shows that from day one, that we were really in a pretty terrible situation with the trust and the care that sarah and harry both received was completely inadequate at the time. the problems occurred at this hospital in margate. staff failed to spot harry's heart rate was fluctuating, delayed arranging a caesarean section, and then failed to carry out the operation correctly. an inquest injanuary concluded that harry's death had been contributed to by neglect. we both blamed ourselves and we did not know why this had happened. the more we realised the trust were at fault, the less we blame ourselves and the more we can look at them as an organisation that has failed us. today's charges relate notjust to

queen elizabeth getting a wax. sorry so right. what prince charles and camilla give you go there's something cozily familiar about these pics we feel we know the royals intimately but we don't we're in tabloid territory. for the. jacksons composition satisfy our curiosity and yet they also serve as a warning that in this era of fake news we always need to take a 2nd look. and i know a television program in london the other day used on my photographs the queen at home in private saying that it was a real photograph then most of it was not for real photograph it was one more so what is that everything is such a bloodline it's a. tween our desire for gossip and scandal and celebrities to stage their lives for their fans alison jackson knows that truth has become an unwitting casualty when i really feel that truth is dead because it really is impossible to tell what is true and what is not and we live our lives through injury this is the 1st time imagery really is a stamp wish to us our 1st language beyond eggs beyond writing beyond a

. >>> and queen elizabeth joined her grandson in her outing >>> let's check on array technologies soaring. it is the biggest solar ip of the year joining me now is the ceo of arrays technology. do you feel like you left a little money to grab >> i will say this is an amazing day. proud of the team getting us to where we are they have delivered over the past few years and we are really excited about the future here. >> let's talk about new mexico i want everybody to know i think this is the biggest ipo ever of a new mexico company >> that's right. if you think of what we do we are utility sales solar tracking this was a u.s. invention. it was our founder who pioneered this industry and made it what it is in the early throes. he is a long time resident of new mexico the value it creates in the marketplace is exciting. we continue to innovate and drive going forward. >> jim, the fact you are on the manufacturing side of this, it's often seen as the less desirable part of the solar business your performance today speaks volumes. how much excitement is there around solar would you trace it to

queen elizabeth has recognized the associate director of nursing at king's college as an officer of the most excellent order of the british empire. she accepted the award on behalf of her colleagues who gave their lives fighting the disease. take a listen. >> the honor, it's an absolute privilege, but it's not just for me. the honor honors all of those who laid their lives on the line and continue to serve. it's about my colleagues and it's an absolute privilege to represent the profession. >> and it's also an honor for us to have felicia joining us now from london. congratulations first of all on your incredibly well de served obe. if i could start off on that point, give the viewers around the world a sense of what you saw and what your colleagues saw and what you had to endure. >> it's been very hard. through march, april, up until june, july, it's -- we've witnessed things that we didn't think we would witness. we saw patients dieing very, very rabidly, really quick pace. we saw loved ones not being able to grieve and be with their loved ones when they died. we had to convert clean