they came along to see the queen and some of them are met the queen.nto making this bridge. that gives you an idea of the scale of the work. the queen then cut the ribbon and the bridge was blessed. the queen then cut the ribbon and that was the carriageway officially opened. she and the duke of edinburgh made their way in the royal car across the carriageway and experienced first—hand what a trip that is. i went over it myself on saturday and it is quite back achill, the views from this new bridge. it is 50 metres taller than its sister which the queen opened on this very day in 1964. a very significant day in this part of fife. in the shadow of the forth road bridge we have the railway crossing that was built in the 19th—century. you could see three centuries worth of engineering as the queen passed over the bridge this morning. this bridge is now officially open. it will open fully permanently to traffic on thursday. it has had a number of events because of this is an important part of infrastructure for scotland. the biggest piece of and the struct

you must think that you would of loved the queen, queen victoria, you would have liked her?he has these --she knows who she is? she is a bit firm? judy: quite firm. charlie: sense of humor or not? judy: she must have had a sense of humor. she missed out a bit i think on her relationship with all of her children. i feel sorry for when bertie says i have only just arrived and she says we are going away and he's coming with us. he didn't get much change. charlie: why is that? judy: choose like that with all of the children. stephen: that's how people were brought up. you saw your children 50 minutes in the morning and 50 minutes in the evening. until you americans arrived and the revelation -- [laughter] doing other you things coming up? murder on thedone " orient express." she has two dogs, it was very nice indeed to do and a lot of very glamorous actors. charlie: let's assume there's a place to go after you die and let's assume there was somebody there and says what have you done to deserve coming here, follow me? what would you say? would you say have you seen my performance

i played queen of the fairies three times, elizabeth the i, queen victoria and cleopatra in 60 years. then i played a lot of sluts and people who behave really badly. >> rose: which ones do you prefer? >> those who behave badly, of course. >> they all say, can i do a film and be the bad one. >> rose: they prefer that? they were the fun. >> rose: because you can have more fun with it. >> ashamed to say. yes. oh, yes. because, you know, very often you get constantly you play a part and then somebody will look at that and think, oh, i know this old person of 80 she could play. i don't want to play an old person of 80. i want to play this afghanistan woman who learns to walk the tight rope and turns into a dragon in the last act. few got that part charlie anywhere? >> rose: no but for you i'll have somebody write that story tonight just to see you do it. >> she's got the power and she's mischievous. >> rose: she's got the power and mischievous. >> everything i like. >> rose: will you go back on stage? >> who knows? >> rose: but you would do it in a moment if the right thing came along. >>

this reminiscent of an earlier visit by the queen more than half a century ago.fficially opened the forth road bridge, which sits just to the east. concerns over corroding cables on that older bridge led to the decision to build this new one, which the queen today described as a feat of engineering. the queensferry crossing joins its iconic and historic neighbours, to create not only a breathtaking sight over the firth of forth, but to provide an important link for so many in this community and the surrounding areas. those who live nearby excited to be part of this special day. it was just amazing, like, seeing the queen come and everything, and all the marching bands. oh, my gosh. it's absolutely amazing that she was here to open it today, and for us as locals, to actually be allowed to be so close to her. i think that was absolutely fantastic. celebrating this occasion from the forth, a flotilla of boats, while above, the red arrows. these now three bridges standing side by side, from the water, land and air, a unique and unmistakable scottish vista. lorna gord

and the queen has officially opened britain's tallest bridge,

it was amazing seeing the queen come and everything. be so close to her, i think it's absolutely fantastic. celebrating this occasion, a flotilla of boats, while above, the red arrows. now there are three bridges standing

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it was amazing seeing the queen and everything and all the bands. 0h, the queen and everything and alls locals to be allowed to be so close to her. that was fantastic. marking the occasion from the water a flotilla of boat and above the red arrows. now three bridges standing side by side. a unique scottish vista. a royal opening to the latest addition to the scottish landscape for those who use the bridge, the question is when will it open to traffic? we are told that will happen by thursday. thank you. thank you. a senior police officer is warning that forces in england and wales are heading towards a perfect storm, because of staff cuts and rising crime. the president of the police superintendents' association, gavin thomas, says a policing model based on fewer officers doing more is fundamentally flawed. the home office says calls for extra funding are still under discussion. here's our home affairs correspondent danny shaw. is the thin blue line becoming too thin? yes, says the police superintendents' aassociation. it represents a thousand middle ranking officers — the men and wome

it focuses on the run chip between queen victoria and her servant teacher. the performance is called irresistible, here is a look at the trailer. >> i have almost a billion citizens, i have been in office -- the longest-serving monarch in history. are we finished? >> you will travel to the royal household, you will present the queen with a ceremonial coin. >> whatever you do you must not look at her majesty. >> prime minister, you are

it was just amazing, like, seeing the queen come and everything, and all the marching bands. oh, my gosh. it's absolutely amazing that she was here to open it today, and for us as locals, to actually be allowed to be so close to her. i think that was absolutely fantastic. celebrating this occasion from the forth, a flotilla of boats, while above, the red arrows. these now three bridges standing side by side, from the water, land and air, a unique and unmistakable scottish vista. lorna gordon, bbc news, at the queensferry crossing. now on bbc news, the travel show. this week on the show, we're on colombia's unspoilt island of providencia. but where are all the tourists? henry heads to turkey to try his hand at painting on water instead of canvas. it's going everywhere. great. is it ok? yes. plus — we're in a medieval city in belgium for our whacky race, where bathtubs rule. one that looks like a shed on a bathtub. it is unbelievable. and i'm having a cracking time in northern japan. that really doesn't look appetising. we start off this week on the remote caribbean island of p

the queen and both families are said to be delighted.sickness — and has cancelled an engagement in london this afternoon. our royal correspondent nicholas witchell reports. the duchess of cambridge last week with her husband and prince harry. no hint then of an announcement for a third baby. kensington palace was forced to disclose the pregnancy this morning because the duchess had had to pull—out of a public engagement because of acute morning sickness. the condition she experienced for both of her previous pregnancies. she is now resting at kensington palace. according to the statement, the queen, opening the queensferry crossing near edinburgh this morning, and other members of the royal family, are delighted with the news. the baby will be the queen's sixth great grandchild and will be fifth in line of succession to the throne. it's more than four years now since the birth of prince george injuly 2013. this is an important week for him, he is due to start at his new school in london, something his mother certainly will not want to mi

buffalo bills wild west in europe took place in one year, cultural nationalism, queen andtorrid -- queen victoria her jubilee. the coincidence of these mass consumed performance of the nation, literal convergence, a for the unique opportunity for exploring how late 19th century conception of national affiliation emerged through the engagement with the transatlantic imaginary. the one hand to wild west is a check of how the frontier west global. as one feature of a broader phenomenon of america is european americanization. on the other hand, the wild west suggests buffalo bills frontier ism, was to some extent, an actual product of immigration. they accelerated their own process of naturalization, leading to their resettlement of the united states. by 1893 incorporated into rough riders of the world. intra-gold to the drama of americanization as it played out domestically. the wild wests of advance the process of national consolidation by bringing the outside in, even as they sold the story of the wild west to the rest of the world. from the time the exhibition arrived, the media coverage

we go from the queen bey to a woman play a queen.not take your eyes off of margot robbie as queen elizabeth. >> buried under layers of white powder and a fiery red wig, she is unrecognizable. tran transforming into elizabeth 1. it must be nerve-racking for margot, but she is committed even portraying the queen's hair loss, and she did have to gain weight. this guy, has to play dick cheney in the upcoming pic. >> you didn't realize just how influential that man was upon everything that's happening now. >> christian's no stranger to extreme transformations. famously losing a reported 70 pounds for "the machinist," this is to premiere makeovers, and sam rockwell is president bush, and steve carell is rumsfeld, but they pale in comparison to freddie mercury in bohemian rhapsody. this is the queen front man, a role he prepped for on the set of "mr. robot". >> i hear him singing in there, and he is going to blow everybody away. >> and here's another role call for you p justin timberlake, and ariana grande are teaming up for a concert for a

this is to show that he is the king in a meeting because the queen is 91.was a speech in may, it called for the royal household is to unite around the queen, according to the times, charles did not like this, and he complained, and sir christopher was apparently forced out of his post. this 70th birthday elements, according to elements of the times, there is a project 70. project 70. some deny that even exists. clarence house says it does not exist, there is no such thing as project 70. maybe charles does not wa nt project 70. maybe charles does not want people join attention to his age. apparently they say that he has never demanded a more prominent role for himself, but that was something that was talked about a lot when prince philip retired, some of the thinking behind that would be that charles would step into the breach a bit more. it seems like sir christopher had expected the queen to perhaps defend him over this and he is said to feel bruised over his treatment. it is an interesting glimpse into these sort of tensions in the royal households, their

the american tries to join with the queen, but has -- exchanged. the american tries to join with the clean, but has no state to stand upon. no stageeen, but has to stand upon. this translates into a context that is quote, national and character, gets beyond the limits of the national character -- national in character, but is beyond the limits of the national character. the work of this study as well, future research will trace out the way this culture left its mark upon a people and places of turn-of-the-century europe, and how one turn, the national character of an american exhibition -- [applause] transcendent. thank you. [applause] [applause] >> go ahead. >> thanks, frank. we have some problems being resolved. hope it doesn't peter progress here. exploringinue with the international wild west. it's my pleasure to introduce to who mustunningham, have one of the neatest jobs on the planet. he manages the national buffalo bill archive. [laughter] sounds like fun. father's,ten in "your in scotland." i read it as a study -- his presentation today fo

today raven social media account tweeted queen elisabeth ii with the caption the queen ready for us to flock to london. raveens play london home team jackson stlil weekend and social team quickly deleted nightmare it's inspired across the globe. terrifying. >> nats in atlanta taking on the braves. we'll focus on walk the most exciting part of baseball. that's because the most excited person to ever view a walk was gio gonzalez. nats down 2-1 walk makes it tide 2-2 gets gonzalez off hook for loss and next batter yes that means geo in line for win. they go ahead 3-2 he is pumped for a walk. another over done celebration. nats put up 6 spot in eighth thanks to four straight walks and walk away with a win 7-3 in atlanta. no one was ever that excited for a walk and with dodgers losing they're now three and a half games ahead for top record in nl. >> love it love it. >> nice. >> they're brimming that gap. they're only 3 1/2 back. >> did the queen call and complain. >> i think that's why they threated you cannot use my imannual or likeness about th. >> red eye, like terminating queen. >> jim

adele tweeted happy birthday to the queen. you like no other. >> bruno mars shared this pic performance. >> and lady gaga said happy birthday, honey bey, to my telephone partner in crime. can you believe that was 18 years ago? >> and the best came from jay z who led a crowd in serenading his queen. ♪ happy birthday, dear beyonce ♪ happy birthday to you >> one, two, three! ♪ happy birthday to you ♪ happy birthday to you >> he said shout out to beyonce's musical beys in the house, happy birthday, my love. ♪ happy birthday, happy birthday ♪ what? i was getting into it. >> you were. that's nice. ♪ happy birthday >> i didn't know you were such a beyonce fan. >> it was a birthday song. >>> okay, okay. now to -- are we already calling him the king of trash tv? i think that's a bit harsh. >> harsh? i think he would be honored to jerry springer says he's strongly considering running for governor of ohio. the long-time democrat is no stranger to public office. he was the mayor in the '70s. >> and his name comes up every team there's an

we go from the queen bey to a woman playing a queen.t take your eyes off of margot robbie as queen elizabeth. topping tonight's role call, margot's metamorphosis. >> buried under layers of white powder and a fiery red wig, she is unrecognizable. transforming into elizabeth i. stepping into a role previously played by others, it must be nerve-racking for margot, but she is committed, even donning a bald wig to portray the queen's hair loss. but at least she didn't have to gain weight. this guy has to play dick cheney in the upcoming biopic. "backse "backseat." >> you didn't realize just how influential that man was upon everything that's happening now. >> christiano 's nngstrao er t extreme transformations, famously losing a report0 ed 7 pounds for "the machinist." his new movie bound to feature for stunning makeovers. amy adams is his wife, lynn and sam rockwell is president bush, and steve carell is rumsfeld. ♪ mama >> but they pale in comparison to freddie mercury in "bohemian rhapsody." a role he prepped for on the set of "mr. robot"

, queen victoria, in victoria and abdul. >> no one really knows what it's like to be queen. >> mother. >> are you spying on me? >> what is the point? >> rose: we'll have those stories and more on what happened and what might happen. funding for "charlie rose" has been provided by the following: >> and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. captioning sponsored by rose communications >> rose: and so you given how? >> force of life. > >> rose: is it luck at all? >> i think she was interested in those subjects. >> rose: what is the object lesson,. >> direct engagement. >> rose: teleme the significance of the moment -- tell me the significance of the memo. >>> this is the way from the addressed the united nations with harsh words for north korea, venezuela and iran. and one last effort to repeal the affordable care act. and hbo's big little lies and hulu's big little lies were the big winners at the emmys here are the sights and sounds of the last ten years. >> lendingary new york journalist lynn yah roth has died of 99. >> the damage so widespread

the queen arrived at the crown to baskin the queen arrived at the crown to bask in the braemar sunshinech the queen rarely misses. a company today by the duke of edinburgh, and the princess royal. it isa edinburgh, and the princess royal. it is a marvellous day, beautifully weather, we could wish for nothing more than this. it is tremendous and you just hope for a dry day. any secretary at any event hopes fry dry day. in the arena, the competition is tough. spectators flocked from around the world to take it all in. icame to around the world to take it all in. i came to visit my sister and i am scottish, i dressed up. it is an experience i'd been looking forward to all year long. absolutely marvellous. you came here from australia, why would you not be enjoying yourself? australian weather. we just moved to the uk. we are brazilians trying to become aberdonians. it is really amazing. it was not known whether or not the duke of edinburgh with accompany the queen today but there are rival delighted the crowd. 0rganisers say there are thousands more visitors than expected this year, thanks

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she read tourek ipods and the queen?nly uses an ipod. —— due you think the queen uses an ipod? i was coming past the apple store in london, the iphone eight is launching. 0ther london, the iphone eight is launching. other phones are available. no queue outside. they are all ordering online. those that can are all ordering online. those that ca n afford are all ordering online. those that can afford it. that is it from us. have a great weekend. thank you. it is slowly taking that rain further east during the day. breezy and wet in northern ireland, some outbreaks of rain edging into the west of scotland. the bulk of the uk is dry. chilly to begin the day, but for many of us, plenty of sunshine. remember, some mist and fog around. east anglia, south—eastern england are most prone to that before it clears away. it should not take long. along with the rain in the west, the wind picks up. especially in the coast and hills. moving away from northern ireland, the rain goes into scotland and wales. more light and patchy as it do

are engaged in a command performance for the queen. sheng the summer of 87 -- spent the last 25 years in morning after the death of prince albert. the wild west was the first of her public appearances. it constituted a real assumption of her role as a truly public figurehead. given this context, the command performance becomes the commentary on the nature of publicity. one performance exchanged within another. the queen's own journal account of the event pays less attention to the political context in exotic personnel, especially what she calls the "red indians." the wild west becomes one episode in a larger display a british national pageantry, one that incorporated the american story into a broader history of anglo-saxon imperialism. this dynamic explains why cultural nationalism is hyper conscious of its european and particularly british roots. in her study of antebellum relations -- a more intricate culture of american response that moves beyond its story of influence, one that exhibits a devotion or anglo celia that privatizedepen

the only one who hasn't done it yet is the queen.k there is some magic elixir that they can make it work. they have all done it, william and harry are just the latest. they have this power and attention and they are going to try and use it to focus on issues which matter to them. you referred to the documentaries. the most telling thing for me was the strength of their pain about how the media behaved with their mother. anyone in fleet street who wonders why they think what they think should watch that documentaries. it is pretty clear that we, the media, our people they have learned to just about tolerate. you have talked on twitter about surviving what another journalist called palace flim—flam. it feels like there was a sense of relief? did you enjoy the job? i will leave to viewer to judge whether i was good on hats and other things. but it is an extraordinary range of things and an extraordinary institution in the life of this country and 15 other countries where the queen is head of state. when i leave the bbc, i will not have

it was amazing seeing the queen come and everything. it's absolutely amazing that she was here to open it today. for us as locals to be allowed to be so for us as locals to be allowed to be so close to her, i think it's absolutely fantastic. celebrating this occasion, a flotilla of boats, while above, the red arrows. now there are three bridges standing side—by—side, an unmistakable scottish feast. racially driven campaign in south africa. here on bbc good evening, you're watching bbc news. i'm olly foster at the bbc sport centre, these are our headlines tonight... it's another nervy night for england, but rashford gets the wembley winner to take them ever closer to the world cup. that's the result scotland needed as they target second in the group. they beat malta at hampden park. and high fives for northern ireland, five wins in a row secures second and almost certainly a play—off spot. hello there, we've had a home nations hatrick tonight, details coming up of the wins at hampden park and windsor park in a moment. it was no walk in t

this reminiscent of an earlier visit by the queen more than half a century ago. queen today described as a feat of engineering. the queensferry crossing joins its historic neighbours to create not only a breath taking sight over the firth of forth but to provide an important link for so many in this community and the surrounding areas. those who live nearby excited to be part of this special day. it was just amazing, like seeing the queen come and everything and all the marching bands. oh, my gosh. it's absolutely amazing that she was here to open it today and for us as locals, to be allowed to be so close to her. that was absolutely fantastic. celebrating this occasion from the forth a flotilla of boats, while above the red arrows, these now three bridges standing side by side from the water, land and air, a unique and unmistakable scottish vista. time for a look at the weather... louise lear is here. good evening. for many of us it was a grey september day but have a look down the south coast here, some brightness and temperatures in the low 20s. generally ther

the queen and both families are said to be delighted.tchell reports. the duchess of cambridge last week with her husband and prince harry. no hint then of an announcement for a third baby. kensington palace was forced to disclose the pregnancy this morning because the duchess had had to pull—out of a public engagement because of acute morning sickness. the condition she experienced for both of her previous pregnancies. she is now resting at kensington palace. according to the statement, the queen, opening the queensferry crossing near edinburgh this morning, and other members of the royal family, are delighted with the news. the baby will be the queen‘s sixth great grandchild and will be fifth in line of succession to the throne. it‘s more than four years now since the birth of prince george injuly 2013. this is an important week for him, he is due to start at his new school in london, something his mother certainly will not want to miss. their second child, princess charlotte, was born in may 2015. she is fourth in the line of successio

they call her queen of flowers meet great aunt tina. they call her queen of flowers and she's got a great story. who says there has to be an age limit for flower girls you can never be too young or too old. >> 91 and had great nephew's wedding tina became the queen of flowers. harp our bruce gordon has more. >> who ever heard of old flower girl i never heard or saw one. >> sitting in living room of south philly home she was born 91 years ago atonya roman yano is still beaming over her july wedding. >> i was delighted absolutely so excited about the whole thing. >> well not actually her weeding it was maenl of her great nephew christopher penna and his fiancee lumina the bride asked tina if she would like to participate. >> i thought they really meant me to be a made of honor and i said, you mean made of honor. and lumina said no, no we want you to be queen of flowers. it's exhilarating makes me feel wonderful i'm not an old bitty. >> as queen of flowers tina brought herself a pink floral hat and dress and handed out silk rose buds. >> c

according to the statement, the queen — opening the queensferry crossing near edinburgh this morningen's sixth great—grandchild and will be fifth in line of succession to the throne. it's more than four years now since the birth of prince george, injuly 2013. this is an important week for him — he is due to start at his new school in london, something his mother certainly won't want to miss. the couple's second child, princess charlotte, was born in may 2015. she's fourth in the line of succession and she will retain that position even if the new baby is a boy. on a visit by the cambridges to poland a few weeks ago, with a gift intended for a baby. it didn't seem significant at the time. today, prince harry said he was delighted at the prospect of being an uncle again. fantastic, great. very, very happy for them. and how's your sister—in—law doing? er... i haven't seen herfor a while, but i think she's ok. the news that there's to be a third child for the cambridges comes just as william is beginning full—time royal duties. soon, the team of four will become five. kensington palace h

a basic problem is the stadium for queen's park rangers doesn't even hold 20,000 people.0,000 people. spurs are building one for 55,000, actually nearly 60... you cannot survive in english football without a decent stadium. no, you can't. i agree. so, what are you going to do? that's why we've been working busily away with with the mayor of london and the local authorities. but your original plan for a new stadium was knocked back. no, no. it's still there. 0ld 0ak common. nobody i speak to thinks it's ever gonna be built. that is what they said to daniel at tottenham, and he's on his way to building. building in london is tougher than building an airline. but with patience and the right emphasis we'll get there. might you sell the club, given everything we have talked about, given the very frank admission that you have lost money every year, will you sell queens park rangers? no. in the same way with the airline has had ups and downs and people asked us to close down airasia indonesia and philippines and we said no, we are not a short—term quarterly company, i am not a s

queen elizabeth queen mother doted on charles.t this beautiful young girl. it was a setup. >> i think the phrase was she would be the perfect brood mare. >> brood mare. >> for rearing children? >> right. right. >> charles would have to decide whether he wanted to marry her. but who couldn't want to marry that beautiful young thing. and he thought that she would toe the party line. >> toe the party line, behave like a royal, and always put the monarchy first no matter what the circumstances. >> pretty amazing. >> in february, 1981, barely six months after they started dating it becomes official. charles and diana are engaged. >> wonderful saphire and diamond ring. >> it is diana's first official press appearance. >> i watched this young girl appear on the terrace for the world's media. a lamb to the slaughter, really. >> a lamb to the slaughter? >> an innocent. brought into this dynastic family. she was entering into something which she had no comprehension of. >> has the it been a strain trying to carry out a courtship without any

the opening of this ridge was marked by the queen's club and is. —— bridge. —— attendance.morning. we've got some fresher air trying to push into the north—west of the uk today but for many, a mild and muggy start once again. the dividing line between that bit fresher air and something humid is this weather front which will be producing wet conditions across wales and northern england to start the day. to the south of that, like we saw on monday, extensive low cloud. there will be a few breaks allowing some sunshine and temperatures will shoot up in the morning rush hour. like yesterday, the cloud will produce some spots of drizzle. the best parts of brightness will be across the east. the west midlands, north wales, north—west england some heavy rain around, particularly on the pennines and the lake distric splashes of rain into yorkshire and the north—east. scotland and northern ireland, a bit of cloud and outbreaks of rain particularly across the west of scotland and northern ireland. they will become less prevalent through the day. sunny skies will develop here and ther

>> gwen is the queen of trying to get us to hang out. >> reporter: tonight, kelly will cheer.'s debut. >> there's a difference seeing one of the contestants previously on a show. >> reporter: is it true you wanted to lose "american idol presidents. >> yes. i don't like to lose. stjundin a i both found out that last week that whoever won had to do this movie. ♪ can you tell me what your name ♪ >> ♪ does it matter all the same note i was like, what? ain't no meryl streep here, y'all. >> and now your thoughts? >> then, now, future. nope. my nanny loves it. i said, if you show my child that, you are fired. >> "e.t." was on the set of the movie. kelly, they're coming right now. all i did was cry. >> really? >> ♪ all i could do was cry i hated it. that's my best foot forward. that's it. >> i love her. that's why we have more with with her later in the show. including one of the best class acts ever on a hater. if you wanted to know, from justin to kelly is on dvd. if you have time to burn. >> what are you talking about? i already own the director's cut. you know i'm in with that. >>

police traced it to a house in queens. it was seemona sumasar's house, the very same house where police had come one year earlier when she had said she was raped. but this time, they were coming for her as the suspect in a string of brazen robberies. all police needed now was a positive id. each of the three victims is able to pick out seemona sumasar from a photo pack. lester holt (voiceover): to prosecutors in nassau county, it looked like a mountain of evidence. they charge seemona with armed robbery, possession of a firearm, and impersonating a police officer. when frank di gaetano, the prosecutor in seemona's rape case, first heard about her arrest, he had to ask himself what kind of person his star witness really was. i've prosecuted priests. i've prosecuted doctors, , lawyers boy scout leaders, people that you wouldn't think would be engaging in criminal activity, but yet were. when you heard robbery and seemona, what was your first thought? i thought, wow, i can't believe it. i didn't think she was like that. so di