buckingham palace has announced the death of her majesty queen elizabeth ii. ment, the palace said "the queen died peacefully at balmoral this afternoon". a stable centre during a reign of immense change, the only monarch most have known. people wanted to pay their respects. the day after his mother's death, the new king, charles iii, returned to london from balmoral with camilla, the queen consort. before going into buckingham palace, he met the crowds gathered outside. cheering then a first walk through the gates as king and queen consort. from here, he made his first address to the nation as sovereign. and to my darling mama, as you begin your last greatjourney tojoin my dear late papa, i want simply to say this, thank you. thank you for your love and devotion to our family and to the family of nations you have served so diligently all these years. may flights of angels sing thee to thy rest. the days ahead were filled with ritual and ceremony, some of it dating back centuries. the crown of the united kingdom of great britain and northern ireland is solely a

the firework display in london also paid tribute to the late queen, elizabeth ii. as russian missiles strike kyiv, a former war crimes prosecutor calls for vladimir putin to be tried this yearfor crimes against humanity. sir geoffrey nice said the case against the russian leader "could not be clearer." and croatia begins the new year with a new currency, switching from the kuna to the euro, and entering the europe's schengen zone, which allows internal travel without border checks. it's just ten years since croatia joined the eu. thanks for your company over the last few_ thanks for your company over the last few hours. _ now, charles�*s kingdom. born a prince, he grew up in the public eye, the man who would be king. with the queen's passing, the responsibility for the united kingdom and the wider commonwealth now rests with king charles iii. amidst the pomp and circumstance, the royal family's private grief has been on very public display. but once the wave of sadness and sympathy subsides, what will the future hold? as the latest census underlines how northern ir

we are thankful for queen elizabeth's commitment and encouragement to building peace and reconciliationlands and indeed for all of those who seek to keep us moving towards that goal. there certainly was, for me anyway, a moment of watching the king and alex maskey at hillsborough, thinking this is really an extraordinary evolution of history. but i think if you'd ask most historians with the best of crystal balls to gaze into 20 years ago, that would have been unthinkable. it would have seemed like something out of a work of hopefulfiction. we passed our condolences on to a man who had lost his mother. we were respectful, and we were also recognising the significant contribution that his mother, queen elizabeth, played in advancing peace and reconciliation. and my own experience is that this is something that republicans were comfortable with. 50 years ago in the wake of bloody sunday — the british embassy in dublin was burned down. in the days after the queen's death a small number of floral tributes were laid at the embassy gates. i think there's huge potential for king charles to con

he was raised by his grandmother, the queen, mum, who he adored. elizabeth, the queen mother shared the young prince's love of nature. she always listened to him and the late his fears. and she accompanied him to his very public re union with his parents. ah danis annisa gone, gone gone, but then it was it that can be filled if you in the 1950s things were very different in britain book and in those days the royal family still felt obliged to avoid displays of emotion and the a few civ. reactions and hugs took place a few minutes later off camera. i love it. unfortunately, the only thing we remember about elizabeth's return is that image because it's measure in public, elizabeth often came across as an emotionally distant mother. but she was actively involved in her children's upbringing. she herself had grown up behind the walls of the palace. but charles was to be the 1st brutish heir apparent to attend school. though, not just any school in order to steal polaris and britons classify it was unthinkable for the air to the throne to attend a regular school. he must go to an elite schoo

so it is necessary to admit that changes are needed in the work of the management service of queen elizabethstory of the united kingdom, also the british experienced three changes prime ministers in more detail victoria uses skulls like this in june queen elizabeth ii welcomed guests to celebrate her anniversary, the british did not know that they were seeing the queen for the last time in a month, in the last time as prime minister , boresh johnson addressed the parliament and announced his resignation. i wish everyone thank you and see you later, the minister of foreign affairs lystras and the former minister of finance ricci sunok competed for the position of prime minister. taras won on september 6. johnson said goodbye to the journalists, and trasa went to a reception in the queen these are the last photos of elizabeth the second she was 96 a few minutes ago buckingham palace announced the death of her majesty the queen elizabeth the second almost her was attended by members of the royal families british politicians and almost 500 leaders and dignitaries from around the world followed h

the british ministry of defense refused to comment on this story during the life of queen elizabeth iiived of honorary military titles and since then appears at official events only in civilian clothes alexander khabarov ilya mordyukov and maxim kolpachev news, great britain the federal part of the news has been completed, the regional part is now in line, my colleagues in our branches are preparing to go on the air with their important news. you see what is happening in the studios right now, we receive this picture from all over the country and while a couple of seconds remain it is on in st. petersburg and igor strakhov is on air today. hello igor. hello ernest petersburg these days successfully collects christmas trees that have defended the new year's guard, symbols holiday, the townspeople carry to special sites. there are several dozen of them. there, the trees are also disposed of and used for others in the first place, spruce chips, shelters and animal nurseries are being taken. they make bedding out of them. well, besides, coniferous branches, good vitamin feeding for livesto

september 8th, buckingham palace -- >> buckingham palace has just announced that her majesty queen elizabeths died. >> the queen passed away quietly in her favorite home, bar moral castle in scotland. her son, the prince of wales, was now king charles the third. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> queen elizabeth was a life well lived, a promise of destiny kept. and she is more and most deeply in her passing. that promise of life long service, i renew to all today. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> much of the world was united in grief, hundreds of thousands of mourners came to pay their respects. millions more watched across the globe. the passing of the queen brought about other changes as well. people searched for the phrase, queen consort, to understand camilla's new role, after seven decades, the national anthem was once again god save the king. in the background of all these changes was the new scrutiny of the royal family and its relevance in the modern age. the new prince and princess of wales, kate and william, playing an increasingly prominent role, including a trip to the usa, their first in eight years. there are continuing questi

and queen elizabeth been by his side throughout entire process.te hurt there was the fact that he felt , like he might have that he felt, like he might have lost his in that process, that she might no longer be on side. let's turn now to the duke and duchess of sussex, who now live in california . now, the couple in california. now, the couple secretly visited the uk, despite harry's security concerns to see the queen in april before jetting off to the netherlands for duke's invictus games, which is an like competition for wounded veterans. they briefly appeared at the platinum jubilee celebrations , swiftly flew back celebrations, swiftly flew back across the pond. but it's the commercial which have proved the most controversial . netflix and most controversial. netflix and spotify have reportedly paid them millions of dollars . and them millions of dollars. and harry's imminent memoir is going to make for uncomfortable reading . the title spare quite reading. the title spare quite a loaded title. it's a it a loaded title. it's a provocative , it

yes, queen elizabeth ii had 'ust elizabeth ii?ty. we are expecting about 2000. the guestlist has to be smaller than it was for queen elizabeth ii. and i think we will see an ordering of the guestlist is similar to that we saw for the passing of the queen with commonwealth leaders at the front and then other world leaders behind and then other world leaders behind and royalty part of that. i think the focus will be on world leaders, on foreign royals, then i think apart from some politicians and dignitaries, and people that want to honour from the british community and commonwealth, and i don't think i'll be space for anyone else. the, i'll be space for anyone else. a final thought on the wider things that are going to go on, the concert, the street parties, then the day of volunteering on the bank holiday. are those — i don't remember 1953 — i know you went around, either, but the street parties and all that kind of thing, i remember the silverjubilee in 77, did that all originate then and is something that came along during queen

i spoke to him about his new book and he paid his own tribute to the late queen elizabeth. gyles brandreth , your latest book is about friendship. it's love. it's working together . but also it working together. but also it does exactly what it says on the title page. it is an intimate portrait . that's what i wanted portrait. that's what i wanted to achieve. a couple of before the queen's death . i happened to the queen's death. i happened to be at windsor castle in the royal library, and there they showed me a portrait of elizabeth, the first. first of all, a reminder that we've had a royal family in country for more than a thousand years. and they said to me, this portrait was the first. it was one that she sent to her brother, edward the sixth. they were both the children of king henry the eighth. and with the portrait went a letter from elizabeth, the first written in her beautiful handwriting in which she said, i'm sending you this outward image of myself. but i would to share with you my inward mind . and i thought to inward mind. and i thought to myself, i'm writing

and but when he got out of the car very come back little car, holy root palace was greeted by queen elizabeth and it was he had some difficulty getting out of the car. he was already quite old and frail, but daughter and the queen also queen elizabeth, was not the youngest woman any more. and she took him by the arm and helped him and the 2 of them. so dawdled a bit over the over the over the grass and she said to him, it's very difficult with the small cars getting, getting out of the car. microphones were open and we journalists heard it and it suddenly struck me. so thought i'd not had before that there was a strange similarity between the 2 of them. both people who were immensely loyal, are immensely dedicated and disciplined and we're prepared to sacrifice their lives and their person lives relates to an ideal, into an institution, whatever you think of the monetary, or, or papacy. and what strange, concurrence. and it's that is that they both died the same year. it is indeed now many will remember benedict as the pope who step down. but about his papers, what stands out for you when i t

. 0nce course the late queen elizabeth.cession from buckingham palace to westminster abbey. no route has so far been disclosed but common sense suggests that it will be down the mouth to trafalgar square and then by whitehall to the abbey. they second larger procession after the service which will take the newly crowned king and queen consort back to the palace where they will appear on the palace balcony. the first such appearance since last year's platinum jubilee of the late queen. no details of the coronation servers have been given. they are under review. here are the highlights for the rest of the coronation weekend. 0n rest of the coronation weekend. on sunday 7 may there will be the coronation big lunch, a chance as happened during that you believe the communities to organise their own street parties. and that evening at windsor castle bilby a special coronation concert produced and broadcast live by the bbc. again it'll echo thejubilee, again it'll echo the jubilee, according again it'll echo thejubilee, according

britain mourned the death of queen elizabeth in ways that combined the intimate and the personal withnd and ceremonial. for most of us, of course, death and grief remain a very private affair. an irreversible, life—altering shock when we lose someone close for which there is no guide or preparation. my guest today is the one—time pop star—turned church of england vicar, the reverend richard coles, whose frank account of his own grief has struck a chord with many. why did grief nearly break him? richard coles, welcome to hardtalk. britain has just lived through a rather extraordinary, momentous experience, the death of queen elizabeth, the mourning that came with it. and many people have said that the death of the queen revived very sharp memories for them of their own losses and how they felt during their own losses. you've just written a book about grief. is that true of you, too? oh, yes, very much so. i think the queen had a representative life as well as a sort of constitutional life and a personal life. and her loss is a loss we all experience. people say, oh, but you didn't know

serious dramatic roles, like the play the audience, where the actress on the brilliant stage paid queen elizabethi to e comical, but so beloved by the people, and characters such as marfushka from the movie theater morozko or conductor praskovya alekseevna because of shirli-myrli say goodbye hundreds of people came with her today to be one of the first to pay last respects to the actress, and the chairman of the federation council valentina matvienko arrived. for me, this is also a huge personal loss. because i have always been the dead of her great talent. i followed her creativity. i tried not to miss a single performance with her participation. and, of course, i remember all our meetings with her down to the details down to the smallest detail. and i will not forget her eyes. everything there is depth, there is wisdom there is purity, if strength was required there, there is her feminine beauty. a graduate of the shchepkin theater school and churikov theater has come a long way from extras at the moscow theater for young spectators to the main character roles on the best stages of our country,

coach, was of course the late queen elizabeth.ng charles iii, there will be a procession from buckingham palace to westminster abbey. no route has so far been disclosed, common sense suggests it will be down the mall to zhivago square and then via vital to the abbey. there will be a second, larger procession after the service which will take the newly crowned king and queen consort back to the palace where they will appear on the palace balcony. the first such appearance since last year's platinum jubilee of the late queen. no details of the coronation service have been given, they are still under review. 0n have been given, they are still under review. on sunday the 7th of may there will be the coronation big lunch, an opportunity for communities to organise their own street parties. then that evening, at windsor castle, there will be a special coronation concert, produced and broadcast live abide with the bbc. 0nce and broadcast live abide with the bbc. once again, it will echo the jubilee, according to the palace it will bring

and paid tribute to the late queen elizabeth the 2nd was grace or undisturbed as the world said good bye to another memorable you. and wherever in the world you may be watching all of us have dw news also. wish you and your families a peaceful, prosperous, healthy, and happy new year. a marion, i haven't seen in berlin. thanks for watching with ah ah, in the month hello. good. huh. i you because i'm a cool cool great. i live but it was just me in the moon. hello. ah ah ah. 12 year old abdul was badly injured in a bomb attack and afghanistan. he lost both hands and that of somebody. a good medical treatment is almost impossible to find in the poverty stricken country. and he and his father a desperate for help. and i was in other hospitals, but it didn't help me. i'm here because i need help for my hands and those but very few children get the chance for surgery abroad. ah, ah, abdul and his father are excited. the german aid organization, clayton's doff international, has come to cobble to enable several children to receive medical treatment in germany. this is the 1st meeting. it ha

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and the coronation of king george four six and queen elizabeth. now, then the queen mother.tminster abbey. there is a bit of a question mark to what crown camilla, queen consort is going to be wearing. we know the king is going to be wearing st edward's crown that has been taken out of the tower london to altered the tower london to be altered to size. he's also to his head size. he's also going be wearing imperial going to be wearing the imperial state's but there this state's crown, but there is this big question which one big question mark over which one camilla is going to be wearing, the reason being the one which the reason being the one which the queen mother, the queen the queen mother, queen elizabeth wore in the 19305 queen elizabeth wore in the 1930s has a diamonds, which has questionable claims as to its origin. and that's there's loads of kind of questions as to whether or not the british empire stole it. of course, that that's been, you know, gone into disrepute as well. and it's still very much parts of the crown jewels, but , yes, there's crown jewels, but, y

about on britain's capital london lit up in the colors of ukraine and paid tribute to the late queen elizabeth. the 2nd was greater understanding as the world said good bye to another memorable year. tributes have poured in from around the world for former. pope benedict who died saturday at the age of 95. but frances honored his predecessor at an evening service in st. peter's basilica in rome. benedict health had been in decline for several years and he had been largely absent from public view belt stolen announcing that that a formidable benedict and many are being de respects back that though he was a person will go down in history for an enormously significant fact. which was his resignation, it had not happened for 600 years and it was a gesture of great freedom, great audacity, and great courage. religious cletus praised him for being the 1st to meet the victims of fiction abuse within the catholic church or he was elected. he was in charge of the doctrinal section of the whole b c, which had responsibility for issues to do with clerk with sexual abuse from should on chris. so he person

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and paid tribute to the late queen elizabeth the 2nd was greater understand as the world said good bye to another memorable year. amazing pictures. hope francis has held the vatican's traditional new year's day mass a day after the death of his predecessor. francis took a break from his repaired address to honor former pope benedict as tributes come in from around the world. benedict died saturday at the age of $95.00. his health had been in decline for several years and he had been largely absent from public view. our special correspond. abraham is at the vatican. i asked her what things are like there now. so on monday, in st. peter's basilica right behind me o, former pope benedict spotty will be lying and state for mourners to come and pay their last respect. and as you can see around me in the past, and just in the past couple of hours, we've seen security preparations for that event. these railings, i have been put up just in the past half hour, hour or so. and the idea is to accommodate the masses, we're gonna go to be lining up here to go through security towards the end, a cou

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and paid tribute to the late queen elizabeth the 2nd was greater understand as the world said good bye to another memorable year. in separate new year's speech, as the leaders of both russia and ukraine vowed to push for victory over each other . fresh blasts were heard in ukraine's capital cave and around the country. russia bond cities across ukraine on saturday, sending a barrage of over 20 cruise missiles. keith, mayor vitale pledge go said at least one person was killed and a japanese journalist is among goes injured. russian missiles over ukraine on the last day of the year. several waves of attacks hit key infrastructure with debris also falling on a residential area. will not the shock from the blast through me and my husband against the wall? we fell on the floor in the corridor. then we heard the glass in the window shatter, and then there was explosion after explosion. the attack on the ukrainian capital lasted almost 3 hours in the center of cave, a russian missile hit in front of a hotel. what particularly shocked people here was the timing of the attack, dockwood shout, o

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son of ivan panfilovina mikhailovna doted on the soul, and he gave her her last favorite role queen elizabethf the most sold-out performances in the moscow theater playbill. today we have lost our brilliant and irreplaceable queen. and this throne will always belong only to her. kristina levina dmitry popkov maria martanov yulia running yuriy yarchenko, channel one two interspecific strategic territorial associations will appear in the russian armed forces , defense minister sergei shoigu said during a meeting as part of the work in the united grouping of troops, their new association will be called moscow and leningrad military districts in the territories will create self-sufficient groupings of troops and forces at a meeting with his deputy commanders-in-chief , sergei shoigu emphasized that special attention should be paid to recruiting troops under contract, as well as ensuring timely supplies of equipment and weapons, large-scale changes will be carried out over the next three years, guaranteed to ensure military security states to protect new subjects exotic important objects of the ru

at the fifties passed and the guard was cut down especially for the coronation of the english queen elizabethion expositions of a great number of passes, mini-suits of roses of the epoch, accessories for a perfume perfume under a school of showcases, photographs of changed epochs, you are their smallest young gentlemen, yakiya of ten years, she is praying in her hands in the morning. this chlealik walked with her mate daughter and fashion designers at the designer on the eve of the new year for borisovites. together with tatyana chernyavskaya, we have created just such a unique exhibition, which will last with us until january 28 to create such a festive new year's mood. the exhibition has already opened tours. we will to conduct excursions, already recorded. schoolchildren on vacation. hey, this topic. she found a resonance among borisov residents and will have a meeting with the library mercult to cook an electronic catalog for la. at the exposition, a collector, expressing his thoughts about opening everything in a private museum of antique lyalka, natalia barzilouskaya anatoly dolatovsky

royal festival, but the most famous kings and queens of the world did not attend it, for example, queen elizabethrefused to come despite her wish, and even valiasr sent the queen's husband, who is a lower position on the ticket, to me. the festival of the british prime minister did not come the emperor of japan didn't come and only sent one of the princes, even the king of saudi arabia didn't come, the king came, the emperor of huzouvian and morocco and some small european, asian and african countries came . he sent news from the french president, the chancellor of west germany, or the head of the soviet union as a guest. iranian officials came from all countries, which were mostly ceremonial or freezing, but the worst thing was that the people did not come. a long way there was no place where people could sit and watch. it alone shows the mindset of the founders of this festival. it seemed that the theory of the opponents of this festival was correct at that time. tehran municipality also had detailed and separate plans . a gift to the shah, the construction of the shahriar tower, which was call

the firework display in london also paid tribute to the late queen, elizabeth ii. are watching bbc news. now it's time for sportsday. hello, and welcome to sportsday, i'm gavin ramjaun. a miserable start to the new yearfor spurs — unai emery�*s aston villa come away with the points at the tottenham hotspur stadium. sterling's on the mark for chelsea, but did they hang on to beat forest and continue the kick—start to their season. and high fives all around, as great britain reach the play—off round of the inaugural united cup. hello there, and welcome along to sportsday. it's a been a new year's day to forget for tottenham fans — the opening game of 2023 saw them beaten at home by an aston villa side, enjoying a resurgence under unai emery. the loss piles the pressure on spurs boss antonio conte, yet to win since the season resumed last month. jo currie was watching. inconsistent form left tottenham starting to entry three in fifth, a win against aston villa would take them back into the top four. a lackluster first half saw little in the way of chances. harry kane

and paid tribute to the late queen elizabeth the 2nd was greater understanding as the world said good bye to another memorable year. croatia has dropped his currency the kuna to adopt the common european currency, the euro. the balkan nation becomes the 20th member of the euro zone. croatia had to meet strict economic conditions to join european commission, president ursula fonder line travel as i gripped to mark the occasion. croatia also became the 27th member of the passport free shingles zone, which allows more than 400000000 people to move freely through its borders. and let's cross over to stephen beardsley from d w. business who joins us live from quail as capital sag. stephen, what's the reaction been so far? i think that's right, as a historic gave your info basically becomes the 20th country to join the euro zone and only the 2nd country from the former yugoslavia mission of excitement and apprehension. here you can see i'm sitting in front of them here, the central bank with a gun never projections going on. and so right now it's really about pulling out those euro's right

wade, the iran protests, and the death of queen elizabeth ii. right.ing the word "woman"... ( laughter ) and not "corgies, euthanized, question mark?" ( laughter ) >> louis: ( laughs ) oh, god! oh. >> stephen: i'm not saying i would do it! just curious. meanwhile, scientists have uncovered the oldest known narrative piece of art. it's an 11,000-year-old carving in turkey that features a man holding his phallus as leopards corner him. it's a tale as old as time. ( laughter ) anyone who's ever had a leopard safety course knows... if you're naked and encounter a leopard, hold your junk. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> stephen: that's a cheetah. i think that was a cheetah. ( laughter and applause ) meanwhile, "scientists have designed a 'vagina on a chip'." great, another one of those weird canadian flavors. ( laughter ) first ketchup, now this. hofully, t vagina chilore suesse hter )nital themed snack: >> louis: oh, god. >> stephen: okay, and i'm being informed that these chips are not for snacking, but tissue grown on silicone to simulate the vaginal microbiome for research. a

when queen elizabeth visited the country in 1961, she took part in a tiger hunt.nd, yes, there was a tiger. - king mahendra had fulfilled a time honoured obligation of a host in nepal and provided the royal party with a tiger to shoot. but there was more hunting to come. the next prey was a rhino. the rhino was also killed. hunting, poaching, and habitat loss has pushed tigers towards extinction. and that was the end of another animal. since the beginning of the 20th century, their numbers globally have dropped by more than 95%. but here in nepal there are signs of a remarkable recovery. the rangers are taking part in a nationwide tiger census. over 800 camera pairs have been hidden across the park. you just installed this camera. how long will you keep it here for? so you are going to be having over 1,000 hours of footage look at? and when you're analysing the footage, how do you make sure that your count is accurate? with fewer than 4,000 wild tigers left in the world, every tiger counts. the census results show that tiger numbers here in nepal have more than do

: goodbye to sandra d a few moments ago, buckingham palace announced the death of her majesty queen elizabeth statement. it says the queen died peacefully at balmoral this afternoon. the king and the queen consort will remain at balmoral this evening and will return to london tomorrow. music: zadok the priest hello again. the weather for most of us today— hello again. the weather for most of us today is_ hello again. the weather for most of us today is fairly settled, a lot of dry conditions and sunshine. shall rain pulling _ dry conditions and sunshine. shall rain pulling away _ dry conditions and sunshine. shall rain pulling away from _ dry conditions and sunshine. sui! rain pulling away from the south—east, a peppering of showers across the north and west but many of us will not see them but some could be wintry around the rest them at the west of scotland. temperatures 10 degrees in glasgow, 10 degrees in st helier. this evening temperatures falling away under clear skies but they rise as this band of rain and strengthening winds come from the west. by the end of the night temperatures hi

this time, he has the right wing governing coalition ever. 2022, the world said farewell to queen elizabeth the second at the age of 96. the longest-serving monarch in british history, ruling for more than 70 years. in rusa, mikael gorbachev, the last leader of the soviet union died at age 91. he oversaw a series of revolutionary changes that ended the cold war. in japan, the former prime minister was assassinated while campaigning. he was the longest-serving leader in modern japan. he was 67 years old. in the world of stage and screen, there will several final exits. sidney poitier. angela lansbury. william hurt, michelle nichols. james caan. olivia newton-john. kearsley allie. singers loretta lynn, loretta judd, coolio. there were triumphs of the human mind, spirit and body. discoveries and achievements on earth and in theeavens. in an article, marine archaeologist found the endurance more than one century after the ship was crossed by an ice pack and sank during an expedition. in space, the james webb space telescope captured the first ever images of never before seen stars, galaxies and

on the stage of the theater of nations and on churikov for several years, queen elizabeth ii played with resounding success, especially for the russian version of the audience, the playwright, peter morgan came to moscow and adapted the play to our queen inna churikova. it was her last role in the theater. i open my life. from some other side. it's an endless search. i understand that this is a person who is different from me, and i am looking for both this and that connects me time. a details is a very interesting profession and frankly difficult. and sometimes even painfully for her majesty, the touching sincere actress, the real one in one of the interviews, it was churikova who assured that a certain fate is destined for each person. since childhood, she wanted to shine on stage and on the screen, only now her path began and so smoothly. do you know who this nefertitia asked churikov when she first came to the exams and to school at the moscow art theater studio and added. look at yourself in mirror. she created her own, unlike anyone else , she will give beauty there, living outside

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the firework display in london also paid tribute to the late queen, elizabeth ii. as russian missiles strike kyiv — a former international criminal tribunal prosecutor calls for vladimir putin to be tried in ukraine for war crimes. sir geoffrey nice said the case against the russian leader "could not be clearer." pope francis is to address worshippers in st peter's square in rome, a day after the death of his predecessor, benedict xvi. benedict was the first pontiff in six centuries to resign. and croatia begins the new year with a new currency — switching from the kuna to the euro. nationalist parties wanted to keep the kuna, but were overruled ina in a story of cancer survival, we had to tanzania. now, martin's mountain: conquering kilimanjaro. gentle string music. i wanted something that people looked and thought, "he's doing what?!" it's hard enough for somebody with legs to do it, and here's a guy doing it in a wheelchair. it is a risk. i'm putting my life on the line doing it. one, two... it was such a relief to get there. and know that we'd done it. just so

the last year including the ongoing war in ukraine, history at the supreme court, the death of queen elizabeth, and a shocking slap at the academy awards. then in our sunday spotlight a great conversation between harry smith and acclaimed author and big thinker professor adam grant about finding hope and inspiration in the new year. and then a special look at another year in sunday sit downs that began in a bar with ed sheeran and closed on christmas with idina menzel with stars and degrees of kevin bacon mixed in between. >> listen, this is what happens. every night 5:00 we play a couple rounds of the game. i make her play it. and if the kids are over, they've got to play, too, guests. >> you really have embraced it. can you imagine? honey, we're going to play that game again, six degrees of me. >> the sunday sit downs of 2022 plus our highs and lows of the year all a bit later in the show. >>> but first, let's get a check of your new year's morning headlines with morgan radford. morgan, good morning and a happy new year, my friend. >> reporter: good morning, and happy new year to you. this m

the firework display in london also paid tribute to the late queen, elizabeth ii. prosecutor calls for vladimir putin to be tried in ukraine for war crimes. as mourning continues after the death of pope benedict, his successor pope francis is saying mass at the vatican. pope francis is due to deliver his new year's address to worshippers today. and croatia begins the new year with a new currency, switching from the kuna to the euro. nationalist parties wanted to keep the kuna, but were overruled by the constitutional court.

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