for the young queen. leave westminister abb abbey, an incident takes place jeopardizes the queen's reign before even begun. >> the queen's sister was seen brushing a bit of fluff off an official. >> she picked it off his uniform. it was such a loving gesture. >> standing nearby is a very sharp eyed journalist. she recognizes this is an act of such intimacy that there is something going on between princess margaret and a royal servant, peter townsend. >> it's a scandal. peter townsend is not only a royal servant. he is also 16 years older handle the the princess and divorced with two young children. >> there is a horror in the royal family. they regard divorce with a sort of almost assusuperstitious dreadful. >> 17 years later, the prince married a woman. >> i think we have to remember the queen is not only a devout christian but also the head of the church of england. >> the church of england at this time does not recognize divorce. it means the queen is very conflicted. the royal court reacts very badly

she had no experience of being queen. of course she's going to listen to the prime minister. >> winston churchill was a friend of our father's and he's the man credited with winning the war. >> this very young, almost child-like queen should defy the prime minister, that is completely off limits. >> the queen issues a proclamation. the name of the royal house will remain windsor. for the first time in british history heirs to the throne will take their family name from their mother and not their father. >> for philip this is a terrible, terrible humiliation. a typical marriage at that social rank in the early 1950s would be one with a superior husband and a charming, deferential wife. had prince philip married anybody else that's what he would have got. >> he thought to himself there's no other father in the united kingdom who can't give his own name to his own children. >> i'm just a bloody ameba, he says, it's a terrible slight to his masculinity. >> and there's more humiliation to come. >> while all this turmoil is goi

>> queen mary's husband, george v, was the king who'd begun the house of windsor. >> queen mary goes to winston church sxl sa churchill and said this is what mountbatten is plotting. >> mountbatten was extremely alarmed and upset. >> people are suspicious of mountbatten. they're suspicious of his role, of him moving forward, trying to influence the queen and prince philip. >> it's a huge dilemma for the queen. she knows how much it means to philip. but on this occasion she has to side with churchill against her husband. >> and indeed it came to the cabinet who decided that the royal house would remain the house of windsor. >> i think one has to remember just how young the queen was at this time. she had no experience of being queen. so of course she's going to listen to the prime minister. >> winston churchill was a friend of her father's, and he was the man who people saw as having won the war. >> he's an incredibly formidable figure. and the idea that this very young, almost child-like queen, should defy the prime minister, that is completely off limits. >> the queen issues a procl

but queen elizabeth wants to draw the public attention back towards her and the king. >> queen elizabeths rather scared that the monarchy was not necessarily secure. that, perhaps, there might be an element of the british public that saw wallace and edward as the charming couple, and that they could be rivals in the british public's affections. >> so the new queen elizabeth is determined to put herself and her family center stage. >> queen elizabeth is the brains of the outfit, really. she nounderstands the creation an image. >> she takes part in this incredible photo shoot in 1939 with cecil beaten, on camera. >> cecil, at the time, was not your traditional photographer. he was a very successful fashion photographer. >> queen elizabeth was wearing these amazing, white dresses, and these huge sort of skirts. her look is completely the opposite of wallace's look. you know, wallace is sharp, angular, tailored. >> elizabeth dislikes wallace. she blames wallace for undermining and almost fatally destroying the british monarchy. >> and so queen elizabeth is modeled on a 19th century portrait

and poor queen elizabeth. through her mind. how devastated she must be. >> the queen is now the head of the royal family. it is her responsibility. she has the biggest job in the world, and everyone is watching to see whether she can succeed. >> next on the windsors. >> philip and elizabeth are a golden couple, but behind the scenes he's restless. >> there are rumors that there might be cracks in the queen's marriage. and her sister is actually involved with a divorced man. >> whether the conflict between love and duty, it is duty that comes first. >>> you're the accidental president. leader of a nation in mourning. now you've got to make the tough calls. confront your demons. outwit your enemies. and prove you've got what it takes. to be the leader of the free world.

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they decided to have an archive photo of the queen and prince charles.hink that's important because he met her most recently important because he met her most rece ntly o n important because he met her most recently on march the 13th. we're obviously looking at prince charles‘s movements given he has normally a incredibly busy schedule. i don't think it really comes as a surprise that a member of the royal family on the front line has contracted coronavirus. of course, they go around the country meeting hundreds of people from all walks of life, from all corners of the uk and the world. there royals as with —— and has had a number of engagement over the last few weeks. we know he last saw the queen, i think it was the 12th of march and the day after is when doctors say he would have actually become contagious. doctors are saying that actually there's not really a ny are saying that actually there's not really any risk that he would have given it to the queen. there's some sector acreage in that baby caught it from prince albert. —— some speculation that

the queen having her weekly audience via the telephone with the prime minister.have wanted this out there on the front pages to show that the queen is in good health after her son, prince charles announced today he has contracted coronavirus, although we are told he is also in good health. hejust has mild are told he is also in good health. he just has mild symptoms and is still working from home. it has not gone down too badly but there are of course fears because he's in his 70s but that also the queen who was in her 90s and if she was to contracted, it would be in that high risk category. laura, i assume there isa risk category. laura, i assume there is a micro picture of borisjohnson. have you seen that on that front page? standing up respectively. he would not sit down when he spoke to the queen. clearly, it's an important moment. normally this audience would be meeting in person where as now it's on the phone. laura, your thoughts? he does have his hand in his pocket. laura, your thoughts? he does have his hand in his pocketlj laura, your thoughts? he does

and iwe from the queen and that we have.people have as well, instances where the queen was perhaps encouraged to make a statement and didn't interpret some cases it was too late. this is an inspirational statement and have to say that it paid due tribute to the service workers, scientists and medics and everyone on the front line of this crisis and i think it is very important to acknowledge that massive contribution and will owe her a great debt and it invokes history and says he has, in the past we have overcome these things by coming together we have to come together, we have to play, notjust by the rules by the guidelines given and won accompanying thing is that hopefully at the end of all this, communities that have come together, have helped each other will continue to do so in the future might emerge from this is a more generous society. the financialtimes, from this is a more generous society. the financial times, just looking at that quickly, if you would. we are waiting to hear the chancellor is going to put forwar

and the picture on the right—hand side of the queen there and the small headline, queen will boost thehat's going on there? there are thoughts apparently under way between the palace and broadcasters, that in this time of grave national emergency, the queen, who usually manages to get it absolutely dead right, she is regarded with a lot of respect by a lot of people, a lot of people have no time for the monarchy. but she is our head of state, she is ourfigurehead leader andi state, she is ourfigurehead leader and i think we have never been in a situation like this. it is like a war, but in many ways it is probably worse for a lot of people. and she is the right person to give a message. you know, whether that message. you know, whether that message is — it's very difficult to get the message right because the idea of calling on the little brits and we can all come through and all of the positive thinking doesn't really was when you are saying to people you really got to be on your own at home and not see anybody for three months —— blitz brits. and we're talking about most of us who ar

and they are now at the prince of wales's home on the queen's estate up wales's home on the queen's estate up at balmoral in the scottish highlands where they are self isolating and we are told that other than the mild symptoms, which we are told he is exhibiting, he is otherwise in good health and spirits and continuing to work. and we are also told by buckingham palace that the queen remains in good health. the queen last saw the prince of wales briefly on the morning of the 12th of march and she is following the appropriate advice, we are told, with regard to her welfare at windsor where she has with there has been, the duke of edinburgh, he travelled there from sandringham at the end of last week. basically, thatis the end of last week. basically, that is the position, certainly a surprise to learn that the prince of wales has contracted the virus, but according to officials, it is not a serious case. on the basis of the symptoms he is the spike at the moment. the symptoms are mild and he isn't following official advice on isolating himself in his house in the highlands of scotland. an

en queens el 85% de los usuarios son latinos mientras que manhattan sÓlo el 20%.recursos o de lo contrario serÁ demasiado tarde. hemos leÍdo la carta que usted y la otra concejala mandÓ, donde se explica la situaciÓn de los hospitales que al parecer es insostenible. con 13 fallecimientos en un perÍodo de 24 horas,¿ha tenido esto respuesta a esa carta? >> me tenido respuesta a esa carta, lo mÁs importante es que nosotros tenemos que estar luchando para traer esos tipos de recursos a nuestro hospital. usted estÁ en lo correcto cuando dice que la mayorÍa de los pacientes de ese hospital son latinos, no sÓlo el hospital local sino al hospital donde yo nacÍ, donde yo trabajaba y ahora es el hospital que yo represento en mi gobierno aquÍ en la ciudad de nueva york. tengo muchos amigos que siguen trabajando allÍ y he hablado con ellos al dÍa, de las condiciones que estÁn pasando allÍ, cuando se oye las voces de desesperaciÓn por no tener lo necesario para combatir este virus, o para ganar esta guerra que necesitamos, es la obligaciÓn del gobierno federal y el presidente

clearly, if the duke and duchess of cambridge had walked with queen and the duke and duchess the queened to be put out today. particularly on this day because this is a service that is important to the queen herself. the commonwealth is extremely important to the queen. it has been throughout her reign and this is family in her diary this service every year. it is there to celebrate the work of the 54 commonwealth countries and there is an expectation that all senior members of the royal family are with her today to celebrate this. it is at the heart of the work she does. she sees it as a unifying force for good and she wants to emphasise and promote the work it does. early d rafts of promote the work it does. early drafts of the order of service suggest the duke of york would have some involvement. are we expected to see him? we don't anticipate we will see him? we don't anticipate we will see him? we don't anticipate we will see him here today. he is not in the latest draft of the order of service. we are looking at pictures. you can see there those inside the abbey, the prime minist

remember this is a queen who seemed huge crises in the uk.s dealt with so many prime ministers and i think the public would be comforted in some way to know she is involved in the mess she put out a week or so ago, urging the public to work together. i think it's part of the government strategy as well in a way tojust try government strategy as well in a way to just try and reassure people and keep reiterating this message on public duty, public service and everybody collectively working together to try and get out of this unprecedented situation. harriet, we're going to move to the times 110w. we're going to move to the times now. on the front page, they run an photo of the queen and the rents on march nine. when they were at mount westminster abbey. they are following the story closely. 3.5 million to be ordered. it's good to see the word hope on the front page. what is your analysis of the story? a few of the paper is clutching at this story. there is something on the horizon. the antibody test which could be rolled out within weeks or be

he last saw the queen briefly on the 12th of march, we are told from buckingham palace that the queen last saw the queen on the 12th of march but they say she is 0k. according to buckingham palace she remains in good health. the prince also saw her at the commonwealth day service on the 9th of march when there was a more protracted period of contact between them, but these mild symptoms became apparent, i presume, at the weekend and they say he was tested on monday by the nhs up in aberdeenshire. right, mild symptoms, prince charles has. and he's carrying on working from home, his office says. that is what they say. i don't know if he is in bed. the implication is that he is not and he said to be good spirits. and notwithstanding that he is displaying these mild symptoms, he is said to be otherwise in good health. and as we know, in some cases, this virus does not lead to serious health applications, but i guess it remains to be seen. which is worth remembering because most people, we are told by the scientists, 80% of people who test positive for coronavirus, will simply have mild sy

and there was a message today from the queen.raised the work of scientists, medical staff and the emergency services, saying the uk was entering a period of great uncertainty. political editor laura kuenssberg reports from westminster. this is still a very precarious situation. the prime minister set out a more optimistic message to the country, but if everyone does their bit then perhaps the worst could be passed within three months, but there is so much still but we just don't know, so much that the government scientists can't be sure of. there is no clear guaranteed certain path through all of this. it's a fight for the health service, a fight for the economy but a fight for morale and resilience too, with m essa 9 es for morale and resilience too, with messages tonight from downing street but from buckingham palace too. the royal standard lowered marking the queen's departure for windsor castle, urging the nation at a time of great uncertainty to come together as one, leaving the quiet capital where the government's frantical

the daily mail has got this picture of the queen as well.h interest. this image. the queen where his gloves on many occasions. but apparently not on this one. this is the queen giving out honours, i palace and people say she would never normally never wear gloves with that. you deal with her bare hands. i guess it isjust quite a striking image that sums it up. that she would do it with her bare hands. that the coronavirus contingency planning affects everyone. from the queen at the very top commit down and from cabinet ministers down and really i suppose that everybody is at risk. everybody needs to follow the public health measures. prince william and kate also in ireland, a p pa re ntly william and kate also in ireland, apparently have been film—making a bit of a passing joke, and about coronavirus. a lot of people are. sculptures chosen are. i think a bit of dark humour about the coronavirus is something that helps mankind through a difficult situation. —— schoolchildren are. the story i heard about the children is that instead of saying

we mentioned gabriel deval's and queen bee have bird hepburn.we can also talk about john mclain's interests got meeting john stanford. the descent disliked evolves about freedom in that slavery is not in any way sanctioned in the constitution. third, and this is so important. these are this is of gradual importance in my view. blackout the abolitionists, we talked about frederick douglas, and you have read frederick douglas who in 1851 law, breaks with the garrison eons and moves to the position that the constitution is a guarantee of liberty. it is a freedom document. so douglas becomes the voice of anti-slavery constitutionalism. he is saying that blacks or citizens and persons. but fourth and most importantly, given what we are talking about today, are the freedom suits. the enslaved families themselves who brought these cases, most of all laid down a series of arguments that the constitution was not pro slavery. that the constitution did not create a slavery based national system, but instead one based on freedom. we think about james ash, a

and there was a message today from the queen. the work of scientists, medical staff and the emergency services, saying the uk was entering a period of great uncertainty. our political editor laura kuenssberg is at westminster. sophie, this is still a very precarious situation. the prime minister set out a more optimistic message to the country that if eve ryo ne message to the country that if everyone does their bit then perhaps the worst could be passed within three months. but there is so much steel that we just don't know, so much that the government scientists can't be sure of. there is no clear guaranteed certain path through all of this. it's a fight for the health service, fight for the economy. but a fight for morale and resilience too, with messages tonight from downing street, but from buckingham palace too. the royal standard lowered marking the queen's departure for windsor castle, urging the nation at a time of great uncertainty to come together as one, leaving the quiet capital where the government's frantically try

sonal south africa actress to see stocks as a spy queen sonal who uses unconventional methods to get the job done and constantly bottles with some family drama at the same time on netflix soaps african production as the success or the recipe for success. is the creator produced. the fast african series on netflix. great to have you here now 1st tell us how this. began. well thank you for having me yeah well i we made a full an independent you could use film that ended up on the plot home and it did well so when we proposed a t.v. show it would look into kind of an toxic kind of more serious way i guess then meant as an issue because that story kind of had this contemporary african narrative that i guess was attractive and they kind of had worked around the you know so why is it so important to celebrate a series made in africa by africans showing on a platform night like methinks i mean i've been form the longest of time if not forever we've kind of only been told african stories by people outside of africa so it's quite it's great it's a quite an on it's a gale to tell an opera stor

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as we heard, the queen and prince phillip arrived at windsor castle.holas witchelljoins me now. the queen issued a message of solidarity to the nation before she left buckingham palace? that's right. she has left a week earlier than had been planned, they have gone to sandringham and they will be there until after easter. this afternoon this message from the queen, not a broadcast as many heads of state have done, but an exceptional message at an exceptional message at an exceptional time. she talks about the world entering a period of great concern and uncertainty in which we are all being advised to change our normal routines and patterns of life for the greater good of the communities that we live in. at times such as these, the queen goes on to say, i am reminded that our nation‘s history has been forged by people and communities coming together to work as one. she ex presses together to work as one. she expresses thanks to all those on the frontline. we are enormously thankfulfor frontline. we are enormously thankful for the and thankful for the e

> they are going to with the queen who's had to oversee this whole departure. >> reporter: but the queen sighting her great grandson staying behind in canada, his new home and no one knows exactly what comes back but queen elizabeth has been very clear that those palace gates remain at least partially open should her grandson harry and meghan ever want to return molly hunter, nbc news, london >> and now to the other brother. that's when he showed off some impressive juggling skills his wife kate and crowds cheered him on and he had a good streak going the royals were three days into their ireland visit which also marks a decade since queen elizabeth made the first historic visit by a reigning british monarch. >> i think prince william is showing off now. he's like not only am i your favorite grandson here i can also juggle. and i'll eventually be king. >> who knows when that will be thank you so much for waking up with this on this friday >> coming up on "today," a group of trailblazing women visit the plaza to celebrate the international women's day. we've got more new . >>> we are trac

he also briefly met the queen.es to information about the health of senior members of the royal family. on this occasion, though, the palace was quick to say that the queen remains in good health. the queen left buckingham palace last week for windsor, where she has beenjoined by the duke of edinburgh. according to the palace all appropriate advice is being followed to shield them from the virus. nicholas witchell, bbc news, buckingham palace. the vast majority of people who have become seriously ill are the very old or those with underlying health conditions. so five—year—old alfie fulbrook from herefordshire doesn't fit the bill at all. however, he spent two nights being treated at the worcestershire royal hospital with a very serious case of the illness. phil mackie spoke to alfie and his mum lauren about what happened. it's every parent's nightmare. five—year—old alfie fulbrook was admitted to hospital in worcester six days ago. he was hallucinating and had a raging temperature. i thought he was going to die. i

sonia, this picture of the queen, which has been pretty popular on the papers and their headline lifeat buckingham palace and apparently it's the first time she's ever worn gloves to do this. she wears gloves a lot, doesn't she? usually not indoors i suppose. i guess it's sort ofa indoors i suppose. i guess it's sort of a striking image of how it's affecting —— coronavirus doesn't affecting —— coronavirus doesn't affect everyone. we saw in iran where we saw the deputy health minister fall where we saw the deputy health ministerfall ill. no one is com pletely ministerfall ill. no one is completely immune to it. it shows that even the queen is taking public health measures, so it perhaps it set a good example for the rest of us. the key story really on the front of the mail and a lot of the papers tonight is about the government's action plan. there's been a lot of criticism of the prime minister in recent days

>> there are rumors that there might be cracks in the queen's marriage. and her sister is actually involved with a divorced man. >> where there's a conflict between love and duty, it is duty that comes first. >>> the latest in a long line of brides prepares to join the most celebrated royal family on earth. actress meghan markle will marry into a world of grand tradition and vast wealth. >> my whole life shall be devoted to your service. >> but all that glitters is not gold. for 100 years, this royal house has faced scandal, war, adultery. >> it would have been far easier to have had two wives -- >> and tragedy. >> diana, the princess of wales, has died at the age of 36. >> a family that will do whatever it takes to survive. >> this vast crowd here to celebrate six decades of the queen's reign. >> duty, power, and sacrifice. the windsors. 1911. the future of the british monarchy rests on the shoulders of a teenage boy. prince edward. he is the eldest son of king george v and his wife, queen mary. on his father's death, edward will reign over britain and h

stay with us on bbc world news, still to come: the queen leaves london for windsor castle, issuing ae have closed the book on apartheid and that chapter. more than 3,000 subway passengers were affected. nausea, bleeding, headaches and a dimming of vision — all of this caused by an apparently organised attack. the trophy itself was on the pedestal in the middle of the cabinet here. now, this was an international trophy, and we understand now that the search for it has become an international search. above all, this was a triumph for the christian democrats of the west, offering reunification as quickly as possible, and that's what the voters wanted. this is bbc news, the latest headlines: the number of people killed by the coronavirus in italy has reached more than three thousand four hundred — exceeding the total who have died in china where the outbreak began. -- 3,400. the us has told its citizens to avoid any travel abroad and has urged those who are away to return home. the queen and the duke of edinburgh are both at windsor castle tonight — having issued that message of solidari

queens has 30% of new york city's confirmed coronavirus cases. that's more than any other borough of new york city including manhattan. queens also has fewer hospitals than any other borough in new york city. elmhurst hospital opened in queens in 1832, helped new yorkers survive the spanish flu of 1918. a doctor working there today told the "new york times" that the situation there now is apocalyptic. in the past 24 hours, 13 coronavirus patients at elmhurst hospital died. the "times" reports that some died inside the emergency room waiting for a bed. refrigerated truck has been stationed outside to hold the bodies of the dead. patients who get inside elmhurst hospital to get treatment are lucky ones. every day at 6:00 a.m. a line starts to form outside of people who want to be tested. many wait all day, never get into the hospital or get tested. "times" reports julio jimenez, 35 spent six hours in emergency room on sunday night after running a fever while at work in new jersey warehouse. returned monday morning to stand in testing line in pourin

this whole departure my goodness, we'll be looking at that body language >> reporter: but the queen will not get a baby archie sighting her grandson staying behind in canada, his new home no one knows exactly what will happen, but queen elizabeth has made it very clear that those palace gates are at least partway open should her grandson and meghan ever want to return lester >> a new chapter molly, thanks. that is "nightly news." i'm lester holt. thank you for watching and good night >>> we begin tonight with breaking news. good evening, everyone, i'm jessica aguirre. >> i'm garvin thomas in for raj mathai. can you find all the latest on the bottom of the screen. we begin in the east bay. we show you skyranger video showing a coast guard helicopter dropping off kits used to test dozens of passengers and crew on a cruise ship. they're being tested because a man on that same ship on a recent cruise recently died of the virus. >>> we're following breaking news out of sunnyvale. you're looking at the chief talking about officers who may have been exposed to the coronavirus during a medi

"her majesty the queen remains in good health.fly after the investiture on the morning of 12th march and is following all the appropriate advice with regard to her welfare". let's talk to associate edited our i'm joined now by camilla tominey, associate editor at edited our the daily telegraph. the prince of wales a 71, that puts him statistically into the category of people who are being advised to look after themselves anyway. that is right. although, i think he would a lwa ys is right. although, i think he would always say himself that he has been in good health. he is into wellness and well—being and he does yoga and he eats the right things, as you would imagine, all organic, and he does not smoke or drink heavily, so i think he is in good shape and i think that is reflected in the statement that says his symptoms are mild. he quickens glad that he has not passed it to the duchess of cornwall. that statement that will be echoed in households around the uk of having to self—isolate between them. apparently prince charles is in

i was in the queen at camp.as there some kind of trophy at the end or everyone dances and everybody is a winner? yeah, i was doing one george michael, one queen anne people were on the chat room as we we re people were on the chat room as we were dancing along saying do this one. aided with don't stop me now. so queen is the winner. —— a ended with. there was more energy with everybody dancing on the screen for queen. where did you get the idea from? do you know what, actually, i went to bony man and there was a madonna party there once and it was the most amazing thing —— burning. my the most amazing thing —— burning. my friend set a group up that i am stuck at home and they would have fun and the book —— facebook group was a few friends and that we have 2000 people around the world joining it, everyone offering events and saying i want to do a pyjama party, i want to do a storytelling party, and everyone is just contributing ideas, whether it is fine all a healing thing like yoga classes, or someone healing th

now, in queen v. hepburn, also, there is an important dissent that we need to hold in our mind and remember. and one of the associate justice, gabriel duval, he writes a dissent in that case, in which he strongly um plies that enslaved people are not property under the law. and in particular, in cases where a person's freedom was on the line, the court should allow any and all evidence, even if it is hearsay, it should allow it in, because when a person's freedom is on the line, the court should lean in favor of freedom. in favor of liberty. now, duval, as it happened, had pioneered many of the freedom suits in maryland. and duval new about all of the maryland cases in which hearsay had been admitted, right? maryland, under its law, had allowed hearsay testimony. but when the supreme court in going to see, hundreds of other enslaved families and enslaved people did win their freedom suits. dred scott did not win his. but hundreds of others did. and so if we, if we compare, just for a minute, this, wha

it also reports the queen will address the nation in a tv speech.ing all of those front pages. let's see what our reviewers make of it all. let's start, first of all, with the sunday times, shyama. they have got that interesting column on the front page, which is saying, even in wartime, nobody dared to do this. you know, these measures that are being announced almost every day ta ke being announced almost every day take your breath away, don't they? absolutely. the economics editor makes the point that 11 days ago in his budget speech, the chancellor could joke about the fantasy economics ofjohn mcdonnell, the shadow chancellor, but now he is undertaking a state intervention that goes beyond jeremy corbyn ‘s wildest dreams. these are stretch strange and wonderful times in some ways, if you are interested in how government works, not if you are worrying about your health. of course, what he is also warning in this piece is that what almost a lwa ys this piece is that what almost always follows is more austerity, and having just come out of a period

this whole departure my goodness, we'll be looking at that body language >> reporter: but the queen will not get a baby archie sighting her great grandson staying behind in canada, his new home no one knows exactly what will happen, but queen elizabeth has made it very clear that those palace gates are at least partway open should her grandson and meghan ever want to return lester >> a new chapter molly, thanks. that is "nightly news." i'm lester holt. thank you for watching and good night [cheers and applause] ♪ i've been havin' dreams ♪ jumpin' on a trampoline ♪ flippin' in the air ♪ i never land, just float there ♪ as i'm lookin' up ♪ suddenly the sky erupts ♪ flames alight the trees, ♪ spread to fallin' leaves ♪ now they're right upon me ♪ wait, if i'm on fire ♪ how am i so deep in love? ♪ when i dream of dyin' ♪ i never feel so loved ♪ wait, if i'm on fire ♪ how am i so deep in love? ♪ when i dream of dyin' ♪ i never feel so loved ♪ la, la-la, la-la ♪ la, la-la, la-la, la-la ♪ la, la-la, la-la ♪ la, la-la, la-la, la ♪ wait, if i'm on fire ♪ how am i so deep in love? ♪ when i dr

, queens is the epicenter of the epicenter. queens has 30% of new york city's confirmed coronavirus cases. that is more than any other burro of new york city including manhattan and queens also has fewer hospitals than any other burro in new york city. elm hurst hospital opened in queens in 1832. elm hurst hospital helped new yorkers survive the spanish flu of 1918. a doctor working at elm hurst hospital today told "the new york times" that the situation there now is an apocalypapocaly. 13 coronavirus patients at that hospital died today. some have died inside the emergency room while waiting for a bed. a refrigerated truck has been staged outside to hold the bodies of the dead. the patients who get inside elm hurst hospital can get treatment are the lucky ones. every day at 6:00 a.m. a line starts to form outside elm hurst hospital of people who want to be tested and many wait all day and never get into the hospital, never get tested. the times reports julio jaminez spent six hours in the emergency room and returned monday mor

he also briefly met the queen.retty sparing when it comes to information of the health of senior members of the royal family. 0n of the health of senior members of the royalfamily. on this occasion, the royalfamily. on this occasion, the palace was quick to say that the queen remains in good health. the queen remains in good health. the queen left buckingham palace last week for windsor, where she has been joined by the duke of edinburgh. according to the palace, all appropriate advice has been followed to shield them from the virus. the coronavirus knows no boundaries. thank you so much for watching. good evening. it has been a day of split weather fortunes across the uk. sunny skies for some but very grey skies for others. you can see a stark difference. england and wales with sunny skies, but across a good pa rt with sunny skies, but across a good part of scotland and northern ireland, this cloud has been sitting in place and will continue to do so over the next few days. still producing the odd spot of rain as

he is the eldest son of king george v and his wife, queen mary. on his father's death, edward will reign over britain and her vast empire. edward is only 17 when his father, king george v, forces him to go through this special ceremony declaring him prince of wales and heir to the throne. the whole ceremony is all planned by his father, king george, and everything about it is one giant symbol of what george thinks monarchy should be. >> king george v is the 38th monarch in a line that stretches back nearly 1,000 years, through eight royal houses, all the way to william the conqueror. though george holds no direct political power, as head of state and supreme governor of the church of england, many regard the king as the ultimate symbol of britain's national identity. today edward will be publicly presented as king in waiting. when he is crowned prince of wales. >> king george designs this wonderful medieval outfit for him to wear. >> edward absolutely hates it, and he can't wait to get out of the ceremonial robes. >> he must have looked to the fut

and price philip. 94, nearly the queen and pushing toward 100, philip.le, and every member of the royal family are scattered around great britain. charles is in scotland isolating and william and kate, their family are in norfolk. they're being cared for by a very small team and looking after themselves as well. it's not business as usual. >> certainly not for anyone. is there any indication how long the prince and the queen and the family members will all stay separated like this? >> well, we know that the queen last saw the prince of wales on the 12th very briefly, and they normally kiss and their kisses are cheeks and hand, and we don't know if that happened, but we know they met that day. the government is advising people in a vulnerable position to stay apart for up to 12 weeks. i would expect that to happen given that the prince of wales has tested actually positive for the virus. >> we heard our ian pannell talk about some of the criticism the royal family is receiving from the press, and from the people. namely about the joking or the light-heart

he also briefly met the queen.ion about the health of senior members of the royal family. on this occasion, though, the palace was quick to say that the queen remains in good health. the queen left buckingham palace last week for windsor, where she has beenjoined by the duke of edinburgh. according to the palace all appropriate advice is being followed to shield them from the virus. nicholas witchell, bbc news, buckingham palace. that just about it from me for now, don't forget you can get more news on our website. you can more news on our website. you ca n follow more news on our website. you can follow me and some of the rest of the team on twitter. but for now, thanks for watching and do stay tuned here on bbc news. hello there. for the next few days, it looks like england and wales certainly are going to stay dry with plenty of sunshine after chilly mornings, but this weather front lying across scotland and northern ireland is going continue to bring quite a bit of cloud around, like what we saw on wednesday, a

queens new york i've seen things that i've never seen before i mean i've seen them but i've seen on television in faraway lands i've never seen them in our country. elsewhere there's also a growing sense of emergency in los angeles the military has been drafted in to set up a makeshift hospital and convention center as the city prepares for what it fears could be a steep rise in cases. yet in other places especially in rural america some are failing to understand the gravity of what is about to hit them in louisiana also one of the worst affected states in the country hundreds flouted a ban on large gatherings to attend a church service on sunday. our jack now on some level stories making headlines this hour parliament will vote later today on whether to give prime minister viktor orban open ended emergency powers in the fight against the corner virus demick that would enable the government to pass any decrees it says are necessary to manage the crisis critics fear the extension could give obama a blank check to clamp down on democracy. easy jet has grounded all of its flights due t

she represents queens and parts of the bronx. let's watch. >> i represent one of the hardest-hit communities in the hardest-hit city in this country, queens, new york. 13 dead in a night in elmhurst hospital alone. our community's reality is this country's future if we don't do anything. hospital workers do not have protective equipment. we don't have the necessary ventilators. but we have to go into this vote eyes wide open. what did the senate majority fight for? one of the largest corporate bailouts with as few strings as possible in american history. shameful! >> oscasio-cortez talking about exactly what's happening in queens, where ron allen is. mikie sherrill, this issue of ventilators, the president was suggesting last night, i think on fox, that governor cuomo is calling for ventilators and they really aren't needed. he's gone to hospitals where there are two ventilators and all of a sudden asking for 40,000. when you have the leader of the country disputing the facts that come from the governor of new york and coming fro

he also briefly met the queen.information about the health of senior members of the royal family. on this occasion, though, the palace was quick to say that the queen remains in good health. the queen left buckingham palace last week for windsor, where she has beenjoined by the duke of edinburgh. according to the palace all appropriate advice is being followed to shield them from the virus. nicholas witchell, bbc news, buckingham palace. that's it from me, thanks for watching. hello there. for the next few days, it looks like england and wales certainly are going to stay dry with plenty of sunshine after chilly mornings, but this weather front lying across scotland and northern ireland is going continue to bring quite a bit of cloud around, like what we saw on wednesday, and it really won't be moving far and also thursday and friday look pretty similar, rather grey skies for scotland and northern ireland through today. some spots of rain on it. to the north of it, to the far northwest, it is brighter with some suns

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it may all fall apart, become very different after -- when the queen dies.pset the british public is that meghan markle, who many people consider as only, you know, five clicks up from trailer trash, has actually tried to disrespect the queen. and the queen is the most-respected person, most-respected woman in the world. >> victoria mather, we should mention nbc nows has now confirmed what you had mentioned about a knife gifting. but we thank you for your time. thanks for joining us this morning. >>> coming up, what lies ahead for the people who tested positive for coronavirus on a california cruise ship? >>> also, it's harder than you might think. some advice for keeping your hands away from your face. your ? sales tax, different p-o-s systems in all seven countries. and online sales? that's a whole other system... and different regulations. therere'realal eate e crits,s, . and we have no way to integrate all that? no... but bdo does. peopopleho k kno knonow o. that's a zzzquil pure zzzs sleep. our gummies contain a unique botanical blend, while an optimal

he also briefly met the queen. comes to information about the health of senior members of the royal family. on this occasion, though, the palace was quick to say that the queen remains in good health. the queen left buckingham palace last week for windsor, where she has beenjoined by the duke of edinburgh. according to the palace, all appropriate advice is being followed to shield them from the virus. nicholas witchell, bbc news, buckingham palace. sweeping emergency powers to tackle the coronavirus crisis have become law after the coronavirus bill cleared the house of lords without amendment and was given royal assent. parliament has closed tonight and in his last appearance at prime minister's questions, jeremy corbyn urged borisjohnson to make himself "available for scrutiny" during the parliamentary recess. here's our political editor, laura kuenssberg. can you all go home please. it is not a holiday, it is a lockdown. not a time for lounging in the park, not a time to be anywhere you don't need to be. the gove

sonia, this picture of the queen, which has been pretty popular on the papers and their headline life on hold for three months. the picture of the queen, she's giving honours at buckingham palace and apparently it's the first time she's ever worn gloves to do this. she wears gloves a lot, doesn't she? usually not indoors i suppose. i guess it's sort ofa indoors i suppose. i guess it's sort of a striking image of how it's affecting —— coronavirus doesn't affecting —— coronavirus doesn't affect everyone. we saw in iran where we saw the deputy health minister fall where we saw the deputy health ministerfall ill. no one is com pletely ministerfall ill. no one is completely immune to it. it shows that even the queen is taking public health measures, so it perhaps it set a good example for the rest of us. set a good example for the rest of us. the key story really on the front of the mail and a lot of the papers tonight is about the government's action plan. there's been a lot of criticism of the prime minister in recent days about where is he, why he's taking so many days, but he really di