yet they saw the queen up in scotland and she hadn't even come down to london. >> i think the queen wasely bewildered by what transpired that week. she couldn't understand that her people were demanding that she share her private emotions. it's not something she does. >> it became very controversial and unpopular with a lot of people that they stayed in balmoral. but this is a family that's trying to come to terms with the loss of the mother of these two boys. >> princess diana doted on her sons. she was incredibly close to william and harry. for them the loss of her must have been unimaginable. >> we had seen diana as in one sense the mother who hugged, who loved, who smiled at her boys. diana has changed the boys from what royals really have been before. >> when you saw other royals with their children it was always very guarded and very formal. but to see her, you know, scoop them up and hug them and kiss them and do whatever it was lovely. >> i hug my children to death. i get in bed with them at night and hug them. i always say who loves you most in the whole wide world and they alw

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name hatsz drag queen so much.arents to be able to sue schools that expose kids to drag queens. >> first things first, let's get rid of that beard, honey. they're not-- >> a box of bis quick has come to life? i will not-- i will not, how dare you. >> apparently you are what you eat, girl. >> you are what you eat. >> last, we have kari lake. what a waste of my name, number one. but she is a republican candidate for governor, and she's also the villain from every cheerleader movie. >> absolutely. kari was quoted as saying they kicked god out of school and welcome drag queens. >> what's interesting about that, is she used to be a fan. she even had a drag queen perform at her birthday. >> ooo! it really makes you wonder what happened that day. i know if it was my birthday and someone came in and was being so fabulous-- too fabulous, even-- i would be a little upset, too. >> absolutely. now that she's sworn off drag she's going to be a middle-aged woman having her birthday at golden coral. >> that does not sound aptiegz

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the superstar has now applied for the trademark queen of christmas.name is elizabeth chan, and i am the queen of christmas. i take that title so seriously because it is not just about christmas music. it is about making people feel great during the holidays. and that is a full-time job. >> reporter: in national tv performances, in dozens of articles, on her own album, chan is labeled the queen of christmas. that is how we labeled her when we first met elizabeth chan in 2021. she described her childhood dream and passion for the last decade in making her christmas music career. >> i never considered trademarking queen of christmas, because it is not a thing that is meant to be owned outrightly. it is not a thing that is meant to be monopolized for commercial reasons. >> reporter: mariah carey has also been called the queen of christmas for a generation, though she has publicly disputed that. >> i don't accept that name because i don't know who gave that to me. >> reporter: in another interview, she said she considers mary, the mother of jesus to be the

it is called queen mary's hospital. it became known as the queens hospital. i do not know much about the kind of work that's they still do there today. >> war was over, how long did police continue working at queens hospital? >> he continued working a long time after the war was over on these men but as that point, as the war ended and things were wrapping up, a lot of surgeons began leaving queens hospital. they went back to their private practices. they did not necessarily pursue plastic surgery. gillies believed strongly that plastic surgery could be transformative work and he wanted to establish it as a specialty. so he continued to work on reconstructive cases with soldiers and moved to the cosmetic realm as well. reconstructive work was about returning something to normal whereas cosmetic was about surpassing the normal. >> as you described it, there was pushback at the time about continuing plastic surgery that's people felt when it was not reconstructive. when it was cosmetic it was about vanity. how did he fight that perception? >> gillies also strug

it makes me feel quite pleased for the queen. i feel quite pleased for the queen.r mid—90s, enjoying her summer and take on the responsibility she needs and not worry about her mobility and get the 15th prime minister to come to her? wonderful, thank you ever so much, we are out of time. that's it for the papers, good night. good evening, i'm tulsen tollett, and this is your sports news — where we start with cricket, and england trail by 40 runs after the opening day of the second test against south africa at old trafford. the tourists won the toss and chose to bat, and england's veteran bowlers made the most of it — asjoe wilson reports. who put the old in old trafford? well, certainly not him, he'll never end. james anderson is a sprightly 40. edge of bat, catch and another batter baffled. that's the way he does it, playing here in his 100th test match on home soil. and that's unique territory. and then there's stuart broad. south africa's captain was dismissed here. dean elgar had chosen to bat first. with a dash of anderson and a thump of lbw, south africa were

meetings between a queen and the prime — has been.rime minister or the - and the prime minister or the sort of things many of us would love to be a fly on the wall for, because the queen is a master of discretion, no one knows her political views, and we can only imagine what some of those conversations are like. that is true, those conversations are like. that is true. but _ those conversations are like. that is true. but we — those conversations are like. that is true, but we do _ those conversations are like. that is true, but we do know _ those conversations are like. t�*isgt is true, but we do know one famous one, which is after the 1945 general election, where it is reported clement attlee went to see the king, king george vi, and in that meeting, they both sat there in silence, apparently for several minutes, because they did not have anything to say to each other, and attlee apparently said, i won the election, and the king said, i heard it on the radio. you're right, this is quite a low—key chat. the thing we don't know, thou

you've just said no to the queen.at crowd looking up at the balcony and seeing charles and di, the center of attention in the middle. i think we all felt we were guests at their wedding and that we were part of the beginning of something very beautiful. >> that famous kiss on the balcony never seen before until then. i have sealed the deal. it sent a message. i am now the princess of wales. >> she was optimistic and she was certainly head over heels in love with him. she really did refer to him as perfect. >> at last, after fond farewells, the young couple manage to get away on their honeymoon. >> soon they were boarding "britannia," their home for the next two weeks. in the meantime a splendid armada was forming in the harbor with everyone trying to keep up with "britannia" so everyone could see the couple on the veranda deck. >> diana now has to make the marriage work. however, not long after charles and diana boarded the ship, diana spotted a pair of cufflinks charles was wearing that she had never seen before. the

city and -- ♪ ♪ ♪ all i want for christmas ♪ ♪ >> the trademark battle over who can be called the queenmas. >> live from cnbc, the facts the truth "the news" with shepard smith. >> good evening, silence broken and tables turned on an extraordinary day at the justice departmenty at the justice department merrick garlan the attorney general merrick garland revealing that he personally approved the search of former president trump's home and now he's asking the judge to unseal the search warrant and a redacted list of what agents seized so that the american public can see them the warrant could shed light on why the feds took such drastic, unprecedented and politically explosive action >> upholding the rule of law means applying the law evenly without fear or favor under my watch. that is precisely what the justice department is doing. i personally approved the decision to seek a search warrant in this matter the department does not take such a decision lightly. >> now the ball is in mr. trump's court. the he can fight the release of the search warrant or allow the nation to see it the jud

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queen and christmas are pretty ordinary words, but is it distinct, queen of christmas for mariah careynother trademark and are there any other oppositions? there is now an opposition to this. so, lots to debate. unclear who, if any, because alex, by the way, the trademark office could decide no one is the queen of christmas. it really just depends. but yeah, she does dominate. >> i was reading by her own admission, she said that the actual queen of christmas was mary, the mother of jesus. i think we all agree it's a great song. it's a classic song. i just beg starbucks and anybody else who plays it to please wait until december. rahel solomon, our queen of the economy. >> that's a fair request. >> thank you so much. and that does it for me. i'll be seeing you right back here tomorrow, but don't go anywhere. the news continues right after this. take care. shrimp and salmon trio ...and our hottest summer duo, steak and lobster! it's lit! don't miss red lolobster's seafood summerfest. is it me or does everyone auditioning for this health insurance commercial look the same? it's not you. h

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and the queens brought a basket of figs.queen herself ordered? she took out the clepatra berries, bared her hand and put the snake under the bite. and she lay dead on her golden bed. mother would eat the third day, do not eat, do not drink. healers treshatsya mark mother mother so she died a natural death. if i had become like this, i think afanasy ivanovich did his job poorly and his health was bad. why is it a pity all of a sudden? time wasted blame? i think not, we still have others. they are nearby but the sovereign of basmanov is right, more searches are needed more everywhere treason is ripening the need to shake up everyone, hash the peasants feel the hashbay serva, well, look for it. changed networks are widely spread in all directions people send. novgorod in moscow was finished by mikhail kolychev to the trio of his son bulat simeon emin in the cities, prince andrey kotyrev, prince fyodor troekurov, mikhail lykov and his nephew, turned dementyev up to 26 people by manual truncation of their lives, now about the spr

it certainly makes sense why she would want to be crowned the queen of christmas.tially place it on things like jewelry, dog clothing. >> dog clothing. >> food products. >> lotion. >> lotion. >> casts a wide net. >> what needs to be separated here is whether or not this is the best christmas song and i would argue, yes, but that's a discussion for another time because the specific trademark argument, romans, falls on some very interesting questions. >> listen, queen and christmas are words in the public domain. the only thing that you would be trademarking is putting them together with "of" in the middle and that is going to be a hard sell especially when you have other singers who have been professionally for years working under the moniker queen of christmas as well. two singers against mariah carey and her lawyers, we'll see -- but queen and christmas, those are tough ones to try to trademark. >> i think by the way, mariah carey has previously said in an interview that the real kweep of christmas is the virgin mary. >> i would have said mrs. clause. >> neither o

became queen. i found a long letter this she wrote oviedo in oviedo's papers and we're talking this is the 1960s. this is you know years later in which she is a warm letter in which she recalled the details of their visit at the palace. it was sort of an amazing thing. that night oveda attended a dinner at clarages associated by ambassador went and also attended by eisenhower. as everyone was chatting before dinner was served oviedo who was a heavy smoker. badly crave to cigarette traditional british etiquette dictated that one could not smoke. until the host toasted the king a drink to the king oviedo looked inquiringly and desperately she later recalled across the table at eisenhower. who was a fellow chain smoker? eisenhower got it and immediately asked when in quote mr. ambassador, are we going to toast to king or not? when when it saw him, he said when you understood was going on everybody. no, there'd be no toast. i immediately reached into his pants pocket hauled out a package of cigarettes

farewell queen, i'll be back.lesya to the queen this is an international scandal alice alice it's time to wake up, wake up. alice wake up. turned fiance king handsome i can't be queen. what is he? nothing. well, how about the key, ma'am? i 'll manage it myself somehow. no, i don't have what you need klaus. character flint tell me, are you a dwarf by any chance? my respects madam it seems that there is no special need. do i'm a princess veronica many have tried to get the book and many have found their end in the dark food of the cheeky girls. it would be better not to forget. never give up, remember remember where the girl's temples are. soup still let go of the shit. thank you noble princess for the great gift of the silkworm tribe. many years in darkness and oblivion we embroidered names. in the book of shadows, you freed us from a terrible spell, and now this book is yours. we hid it in the most mysterious of the worlds, where the dark forces would never think of looking for it. i had the book, right in my hand

queen siyubike, the last queen of kazan, is one of the first muslim women in the history of the islamic of state. she ruled these lands in the 16th century in the main issue. in general, it was. will her army of her troops be able to actively resist ivan the terrible after as a kaza which queen of the siyubike received a negative answer, meaning that johanship will fall, the serpent left this territory. the legend says that he flapped his wings, bent the fiery flame and disappeared towards kazan, flew away the direction of this city. well , the faithful people, angry with such an impartial prediction, imprisoned the legend of the elabuga snake in the dungeon of the city, kazan. so we set off in the footsteps of the legendary snake. kazan the capital of the republic of tatarstan syuyumbike tower our tower is interesting because it is one of the few falling towers in the world, that is, its deviation from the axis of two meters is now its movement, as it were, stopped and, of course, there is still work to strengthen its foundation. well , this tower interested us. not at all because it i

who does the queen turn to for advice? the prime minister!gue. we know that we are going to realise we need a written constitution and a guarantor of it, a president, as most european countries at... the australians, the governor general signing off on something elected prime minister does, it is not in the league of say, excuse the noise in the background, it is not on the same level as the then governor general dismissing the elected government, it is small beer in those terms. yes, in the sense of what borisjohnson did it is relatively small beer, but he did prorogue parliament against the law, and told the queen it was the right thing to do and told the queen to give him permission to do it. and so, you really do feel you need somebody to be in charge. you are used to politicians sort of riding roughshod over political convention. donald trump set the template. i think what is interesting is that it does seem that in the anglosphere, not in canada, but in the anglosphere in general, we have come to this remarkable confluence where hard ri

handsome king i can't be queen.is the main port to take a magic nut, all you need is to touch it and say it loudly. ko tuk, well uh so 'bout key mrs. i 'll manage it myself somehow. no, i have what you need. character flint tell me, are you a dwarf by any chance? my respects, mistress of dates and many found their end of dark substances. never give up. remember remember the elephants i need a link you still release the bullshit. thank you noble princess for the great gift of the silkworm tribe. many years in darkness and oblivion. we embroidered names. in the book of shadows, you freed us from a terrible spell. and now this book is yours. we hid her in the most mysterious of worlds where the dark forces would never have thought of looking for her. you don't need to go back the same way. archive 17, verse 48 place what was right in my hands? can not be. and what about you? you may not let me into my world. maybe one of you will take a book? do you want to give the book to mortis? he has already been here once. what's

but anyway, i said to the queen -- queen sylvia, is there a connection between abba and you and your husband? she said, well, there is. i said what is it. she said the night before we were married in sweden, she said there's a huge celebration and a concert, outdoor concert with tens of thousands of people. they said the ed lines group for the concert was abba. i said no kidding. i said did they sing? she said that was the night they debuted the song dancing queen. maybe one of the best pop songs i've ever heard. i won't say we sat there and hummed a few bars but maybe we between. -- but maybe we did. we had a lot in common with the swedes and the fins. we share a lot of likes and really very much a appreciation, if you will, of the arts, including film, including music. they are a country that prides ourselves on free enterprise system. so do the swedes. you look up the term no-brainer and you won't find it in the dictionary. but if you look up the term no-brainer, madam president, it would say this vote today. and the issue that's before us. why in god's name why wouldn't we want t

gibraltar can officially call itself a city, 180 years after it was first granted the status by queentoria. the british overseas territory had bid to become a city earlier this year as part of the queen's platinum jubilee. but when researchers looked through the national archives, they found it had already been recognised as one in 1842. i'm joined now by the head of the government, chief minister of gibraltar, fabian picardo. welcome, thank you forjoining us. this is an extraordinary turnabout in events? it this is an extraordinary turnabout in events? , ., , ., this is an extraordinary turnabout inevents? , ., , ., ., , in events? it is really not anything new. the gibraltar _ in events? it is really not anything new. the gibraltar constitution - in events? it is really not anything new. the gibraltar constitution in | new. the gibraltar constitution in the second section of its dispatch refers to gibraltar as being known as the city of gibraltar. our application was always about that formal recognition on the list of uk cities, something queen victoria had seen fit to do. i am so p

well, of course, it is all to do with the queen's help.ect, they recite the episodic mobility issues, that phrase that we have become rather familiar mobility issues, that phrase that we have become ratherfamiliar with, have become rather familiar with, they have become ratherfamiliar with, they want certainty in terms of the diary of the prime minister, they want certainty in terms of the arrangements, so, next tuesday, the 6th of september, the outgoing prime minister, borisjohnson, will go up to balmoral and he will tender his resignation, whereupon, shortly after that, either liz truss or rishi sunak, who by then will have been elected leader of the conservative party, the largest party in the house of commons, they will sweep in and they will be invited by the queen to form a new government. they will become the 15th prime minister of the queen's reign, they will then return to london and normal arrangements, i'm sure, on the steps of downing street, will take place. hick street, will take place. nick witchell. — street, will take pla

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that's not what the queen can do.ot wrong, in a sense, with her people. that's what they wanted in that particular moment. >> with this backdrop what do you think of what the sussexs have done? >> they've gone completely in another direction. now they're all about emotion all the time. of course the oprah interview stunned and floored the royal family. in a way, it was almost more puzzling and traumatic to them than diana's famous interview with martin bashir because they've almost come to expect from diana these kind of news bombs and revealing of herself at the time. but in this case, i think they were like, why, why are they doing this, and i think that it actually -- i think there was a possibility for them to build a bridge with the family after they left. but the oprah interview seemed like a hand grenade into the house of windsor, they haven't really recovered from. >> it seemed to me there was a fundamental break with the business, model, if you will, of the royal family. as i understood it, if you're a member

no other king or queen in british history has lived so long, and the queen mother is said to be quietly. this is a pivotal moment for the church as an international movement. the question now is whether the american vote will lead to a split in the anglican community. this is bbc news. the latest headlines: england's women footballers win their first ever major tournament, beating germany 2—1 in the european championship final at wembley. the southern ukrainian city of mykolaiv continues to come under sustained and intensive bombing by russia. so let's show you this morning's papers here in the uk which you will expect there is only one story in town today and if we start with the daily mirror it has just one strong headline, history makers, with the image of the elated england squad, theirfaces the image of the elated england squad, their faces says the image of the elated england squad, theirfaces says it the image of the elated england squad, their faces says it all. talks about the historic when at the euro 2022 final at wembley and i must admit, the papers are very similar, this is

in a break with tradition, the queen won't appoint the new prime minister in london next week — insteadit will take place at balmoral. the jury in the trial of ryan giggs has been discharged, after it failed to reach a verdict on any of the three charges the former footballer was facing. tributes are paid to mikhail gorbachev, the soviet leader who ended the cold war, who has died at the age of 91. royal mail apologises to customers, as a one day strike by postal workers halts deliveries. good evening and welcome to bbc news. the contest to become the uk's next prime minister is reaching its climax tonight with the last leadership hustings in london. for the last six weeks conservative party members — who will have the final choice — have been listening to the contenders, foreign secretary liz truss and former chancellor rishi sunak. the voting closes on friday and by next tuesday the queen will appoint one of them as herfifteenth prime minister — though in a break with tradition this will take place at balmoral — and not at buckingham palace. in the past hour the two candidates have be

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i see that there queens everywhere. ah . the woke up is coming to catch on in just 3 months as the main event gets close. so we hear every step of the way. hello, i'm john. i guess you're also with updates from teams and fans across the glove or seems can expect some strong support here in customer with a spotlight. no one. europe. can france claim back to back. welcome victories or will poacher golds christiano. rinaldo finally get his hands on a trophy to well can't count on al jazeera, the oppression of an ethnic minority, and man, mom goes back many days. the intention was to make sure that bro hinders were no longer entitled to either a basic price or citizenship right. al jazeera explores the history and motives behind the systematic persecution after a hinge and me and my exile on out is era and join our black. you're about to make a political. lemme see. i'm going to run with a representative back in 1991. to me it was our argument. one of the guys will not have gone. my brother was killed. my hood don't look no diff

what we're learning about the man accused of plotting to attack queen elizabeth with a crossbow making it onto the grounds of windsor castle. >>> the stunning moment caught on camera when a paraglider loses control plunging to earth after a mishap with his parachute. how he responded. >>> plus -- >> a little roller up along first, behind the bag. >> paying tribute to one of the greatest voices in all of sports. >>> and later, cashing in, the stock that is up more than 20,000% in the last two weeks. >>> good wednesday morning, everyone. we begin with the breaking news overnight. the first vote on abortion since the supreme court's historic ruling on roe v. wade. >> voters in conservative kansas have decided to preserve abortion rights in their state. the decision was largely driven by high turnout in the suburbs. 53% in one county near kansas city. turnout that "the kansas city star" describes as nearly unheard of in a primary election. >>> elsewhere, election results from michigan to missouri are revealing former president trump's power within the republican party. abc's ike ejiochi is

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diana was very wary of saying anything about the queen.she's fibbed there, which i'm sure she did to keep the queen out of the picture. >> diana's harboring a secret. she knows that in a few months' time her tell-all book is about to be published. >> she knew that there would be a portrait of her marriage that was very much at odds with what people believed. >> the prince and princess of wales will spend today as they've spent much of this royal tour, apart. >> we were told originally they were both destined to go to the taj mahal. >> charles was busy with his schedule, and they weren't able to fulfill the promise that charles had made 12 years earlier that he would visit the taj mahal with the woman that he loved more than anybody else, his wife. >> he will concentrate on issues such as industry, investment. >> charles didn't go because he was doing something else. diana went alone. >> just sitting there. >> suddenly the light switched on for all of us, we realized this was a key moment. it was more powerful than thousands of words, just

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but the queen, as we know it is very committed to her duty and she wants to carry this out. minister _ to you? it is interesting, the new prime minister on _ to you? it is interesting, the new prime minister on the _ to you? it is interesting, the new prime minister on the fifth, i to you? it is interesting, the new prime minister on the fifth, but l prime minister on the fifth, but they will not be sworn in until the sixth, so they take over on tuesday week. but then the story out, the queen will not ask prince charles to swear in the new prime minister, despite her ailing health, in the words of the telegraph. the queen could be spending increasing time and we will see less and less of her, because she will be at balmoral, her preferred home, except for sandringham at christmas. yes. for sandringham at christmas. yes, it seems fair _ for sandringham at christmas. yes, it seems fair enough _ for sandringham at christmas. yes, it seems fair enough to _ for sandringham at christmas. yes, it seems fair enough to me, they are intheir— it seems fair enough to me, they are in the

, only dragging -- drag queens.rote an article asking where are the drag kings in cape town? that inspired me to start a troop, which i think is africa's first documented drag king troop. that's the scene i came up and in i was performing regularly. i wanted to explore masculinity, i thought it was an interesting topic, but i also fell in love with lil wayne as a tragic figure in hip-hop because he started so young and the more i learned about his story, the more empathy i felt for him, and i ended up understanding the nuances of that identity, which i thought was interesting. i think art has the ability to inform you and educate you. host: as a hip-hop artist, you've got more of a name for yourself internationally. has lil wayne heard about you and your drag king inspiration and reacted? dope saint jude: i don't think so. i hope so, and i hope if he does he sees it in a positive light. i have become a fan of his overtime. ♪ host: you have been referred to as the patron of south african intersectional hip-hop scene.

do you know who "the queen of christmas" is? i can tell- queen of christmas" is?t's the time they get to talk to us about what they want to talk about. marianne, i'm bringing you infirst because you want to talk about the nba making an interesting decision for the election in the us?- for the election in the us? indeed, the nba today _ for the election in the us? indeed, the nba today announced - for the election in the us? indeed, the nba today announced that - for the election in the us? indeed, the nba today announced that on | for the election in the us? indeed, i the nba today announced that on the 8th of november, election day here in the us, they won't play any basketball games, and instead will do everything they can to get players, fans and staff to vote that day. all 30 teams will play the night before, having a civic engagement evening to get people out to vote, make sure the vote the next day. kudos to the nba for taking voting, democracy and civic so seriously, and it's something every sport and everyone should emulate. but will it make a difference?

you know, queens never cry. i sometimes cry like a queen. i will live and dream and remove love.ink, sunshine. though you know the queen never cries. impossible it's impossible, my god. 43 years old i am loved. where were you before? where are you? where are you? where are you? guys, i weigh as much as this bouquet, i can probably ask you to help me. thanks a lot. now i want to tell you in all seriousness. don't dare me. after this song to call queen ok agreed. no, i have a beautiful name and i have a surname that my parents gave me. i'm irochka i know you think why she doesn't change clothes? chick-chick, i miss you and feel bad. i open. i'm flying wide open windows, like a bird's daughter song stars and forests and in the palm of your hand your elephants in hell i'm circling you. hallelujah i miss moscow, not the lower hands , and i miss. your sweet lips i miss like eyes. i miss the lonely finger of the star of the window, the dawn will melt the wings, become dust, and call, and pray, and like birds i fly again you. i'll spin. i miss caresses. gentle hands, i miss you. i miss y

americans love the queen. because of the — someone? americans love the queen.is past - because of thejubilee this past june, they were american ex—pats everywhere. —— there were. they have done a good job supporting queen elizabeth ii from meghan markle the celebrity. i don't know how meghan is going to cope with that because she has just become a very famous celebrity right now where is the queen is this timeless icon that americans and everyone worldwide really respects. americans and everyone worldwide really respects-— really respects. critics say that there she _ really respects. critics say that there she is — really respects. critics say that there she is playing _ really respects. critics say that there she is playing the - really respects. critics say that there she is playing the victim | there she is playing the victim again in one of her lines was a takes a lot of effort to forgive and i've really made an active effort, especially knowing that i can say anything and there is an implicit threat there that she could say much more that would upset the

democratic queen, but queen dolley. >> part of mrs. lincoln's problem was, as diana said, the country is at war. so if she spent too much on her clothing, then she was criticized for that. every first lady going way back to martha washington has had to walk a fine line between saying my white house will reflect the best of europe, we will be a washington, d. c. that fits in with every european capital and you can see this in the way that the white house the, interior design and you can see it in the way i dress, for example. on the other side, there are first ladies who have had to say no, we are going to showcase the best of american art and culture and i am not going to dress like i work a european queen. so think about mrs. carter for example, i'm really skipping ahead. but roslyn carter made a virtue in dressing like the everyday woman. back up to edith roosevelt, who felt this keenly. she was not particularly in fashion plate. she and her daughter got very good at sending out slightly different descriptions of the exact same dress

huw, this is really all about the queen's - is really all about the queen's health and well—being.m palace does not want to go. it is extremely circumspect about any question concerning her health. they regard it essentially as a private matter, and a lot of people have sympathy with that point of view. about a month ago, we understood that she probably would come to london to appoint the new prime minister. but about ten days ago, it became apparent that it was more likely that it would take place at balmoral. we now once again have this curious phrase, episodic mobility issues, being used. there is no clarification of what that means. and of course, there needs to be certainty for the participants to make the necessary arrangements for next week. so on tuesday the 6th of september, prime minister boris johnson will be at balmoral to tender his resignation. moments later, either liz truss or rishi sunak, by that stage one of them will have been elected to lead the biggest party in the house of commons, they will have an audience with the queen and she will invite them to form a go

already, the queens of euro re, a better player.ope, they will be _ a better player. already, the queens of europe, they will be hoping - a better player. already, the queens of europe, they will be hoping the i of europe, they will be hoping the next stop is top of the world. lydia campbell, bbc news. let's move on to some significant rugby league news this afternoon. reigning champions st helens have just secured superleague's league leaders shield and are beginning their preparations for the playoffs, but they are also beginning the search for a new head coach. kristian woolf will leave at the end of the season after two years in charge. in that time, saints won back—to—back super league titles and won their first challenge cup in more than a decade. woolf is heading back to australia to take up what's being described as a "new challenge". the future of worcester warriors remains in doubt, with players and staff going unpaid with owners saying they don't have the money. today, the club confirmed friday's preseason friendly with g