for queen mary's crown_ camilla is going for queen mary's crown rather than queen elizabeth's crown—rather than queen elizabeth's crown that was used for the future queen— crown that was used for the future queen mother in 1937, and that is probably— queen mother in 1937, and that is probably a — queen mother in 1937, and that is probably a nod to the queen and the diamond _ probably a nod to the queen and the diamond controversy. back probably a nod to the queen and the diamond controversy.— diamond controversy. back to this “ourne diamond controversy. back to this journey and _ diamond controversy. back to this journey and the — diamond controversy. back to this journey and the two _ diamond controversy. back to this journey and the two coaches. - diamond controversy. back to this journey and the two coaches. so, | diamond controversy. back to this i journey and the two coaches. so, on the way back from westminster abbey, it's a different coach from the one on the way there. the reasoning behind that is partly comfort and also it is no small thing getting a gold coach out is it? th

and buckingham palace says after the coronation, the queen consort will be known as queen camilla.krainian president volodymyr zelensky is making his first official visit to poland since russia invaded ukraine. these are live pictures from warsaw where he is being welcomed by andrzej duda the country's leader at the presidential palace and he is expected to thank the polish people. poland has been one of the most outspoken and generous supporters of kyiv since the war started in february last year. it's taken in millions of refugees and sent more than 300 tanks. it was also the first country to send fighterjets to ukraine. let's head to warsaw and our correspondent, adam easton. take us through what we are looking at. g , . ., take us through what we are looking at. g , ., ., ., ., take us through what we are looking at. , ., ., ., ., , at. just under an hour ago president zelensky arrived _ at. just under an hour ago president zelensky arrived at _ at. just under an hour ago president zelensky arrived at the _ at. just under an hour ago president zelensky arrived at the presidenti

the queen has come fromi a far—off land to see them.ives. i i spoke to my mum a couple of nights ago. she said that, you know, she was really sad that the queen had died. what did she say? she said the brightestjewel in the crownjewels is no more, and my dad told me that he cried when he heard that the queen had died. i said, "you felt that much emotion?" he said, "yes, because she never had a bad word to say about anyone." he never heard her say anything bad about anybody. and in an age where mouthing off is what you do to get attention on so many levels, the queen never did that, and he respected that. there is no doubt in my mind that, if the queen could have chosen somewhere, it would have been balmoral. and in fact, obviously her health was failing, and she was always at balmoral for that period in the summer, so maybe... you don't know what happens when people are near death., and you don't know if it's just a letting go, and it is possible that that is where she wanted to let go. what did she mean to you? it's like my mum, who di

like the late queen's mother, queen elizabeth, was queen's mother, queen elizabeth, was queen elizabethy ways it is normal and, indeed, if camilla was going to remain queen consort as her title and style, that would be the anomaly. her title and style, that would be the anomaly-— the anomaly. what is significant about this, _ the anomaly. what is significant about this, for _ the anomaly. what is significant about this, for many _ the anomaly. what is significant about this, for many people - the anomaly. what is significant| about this, for many people who follow the royal family for decades, is the complete turnaround that we have had from when we first heard of camilla in the media papers, as the third wheel in a relationship. if you put that against what we are seeing now, really, she has become an extremely long way in terms of how the public view her and of how the royal family view her. absolutely, she is now at the heart of the establishment, she will be crowned alongside the king and it will be the reign of king charles and queen camilla. so yes, it is a huge rehabilitation of

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the queen camilla has opted for queen mary's crown, as opposed to queen mary's crown, as opposed to queenis a wise decision. it is... it has a bloodshed history. there are multiple countries that lay claim to the diamond and it passed down over centuries and quite dramatic scenes, and was ultimately given to queen victoria in the mid—19th century, and since then it has been within the british crown jewels and only one by women, because if a man wears it, he will meet his fate in bloodshed. it is only ever one by women, and quite interestingly it was in queen mary's crown that queen camilla will wear on the day, but it was changed and put on to queen elizabeth's crown, because queen mary attended kherson�*s coronation of which was quite rare, but she wanted to show support. but in choosing point and that has not been mentioned, that queen mary commissioned her crown for all future consorts to wear it, and honestly the next after her coronation, there was a pick—up, which she attended as well, which is not dissipated. it does stick to tradition, but i think leaving the diamond out of the ce

but the style will be queen camilla, just like the late queens mother, queen elizabeth was queens motherwas crowned next to king george vi. in many ways it's normalfor them and indeed, if camilla was going to remain queen consort as her title and style that would be the anomaly.— would be the anomaly. what's significant _ would be the anomaly. what's significant about _ would be the anomaly. what's significant about this, - would be the anomaly. what's significant about this, many i would be the anomaly. what's - significant about this, many people follow the world family for decades is the complete turnaround that we've had from when we first heard of camilla, in the media, the third wheel in the relationship, if you put that against what we are seeing now, really she's come in extremely long way in terms of how the public knew her and indeed of child or royalfamily view her. knew her and indeed of child or royal family view her.— royal family view her. yes, absolutely. _ royal family view her. yes, absolutely. she _ royal family view her. yes, absolutely. she is - royal family view her

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queen camilla has opted for queen camilla has opted for queen mary's crown has opposed to queen elizabeth'sit. it is a very wise decision. it's a crown that is steeped in controversy. it's history, you know, it has a very blood—shed history. there are multiple countries that lay claim to the diamond and it passed down other centuries in quite dramatic scenes and ultimately given to queen victoria in the mid—19th century and since then it's been within the british crown jewels and only been worn by women because there's a myth if a man wears it, he'll meet his fate in bloodshed. 0nly ever worn by women. quite interestingly was in queen mary's crown that queen camilla will wear on the day, and it was changed and put on to queen elizabeth's crown for her coronation alongside george vi because queen mary attended her son's coronation which was quite rare but she wanted to show her support. an interesting point in that hasn't really been mentioned is that queen mary commissioned her crown for all future consorts to wear it and obviously the next coronation after her coronation, a bit of after he

it's it's a crazy cult populated by drag queens.it isn't a good movie in the way that normally judge movies, but it is one of the weirdest, wildest most inspiring visions i've ever seen on screen. if anybody has ever seen the movie pink narcissus, which was also made by a crazy queen in new york much earlier. that's the movie that's to me most comparable. it's really doris is vision. and doris did the make up the sets and favorite thing about the movie he built miniatures he built this miniature city called vegas and spaced out of lipstick and perfume bottles and powder puffs. and they're really a joy to look at. i was at a screening of the movie in sydney just a few weeks ago, a big turned out for it and it actually holds up remarkably. i think it looks a lot better today than it did when it first came out 30 years ago. okay. how are we on time? what's our okay. other questions? yes yes. first of all, i want to thank you for writing. i really thought she was someone that was he was forgotten. and i was really excited to see. well,

queen lili uokalani is our last reigning sovereign of the hawaiian kingdom. she was overthrown in 1893 and she passed away in 1917. so i look at all the legal issues that she incurred from after the overthrow to the incoming territory. your government, her fight to get the revenues from the crown lands, which were rightfully hers as the reigning sovereign. and then up until the court case that challenged her trusted by prince kahil, which lasted after her until after she passed away. so i was doing my dissertation. you wonder, and i didn't know why. i was in the doing a ph.d. and then i ran across my great great grandfather's papers at the archives, and he was the queen's advisor up until she after she passed, even he handled all her private papers and he also was one of the first trustees to her estate who was monumental in having hawaii be recognized as a sovereign territory and nation state in his travels. so he was the second hawaiian to go around the world to negotiate plantation labor for the sugar plant planters, and then later during the queen's reign

and queen returned home.was a different person, when she met wit detective detective george - of the st. john's county sheriff's department >> from the beginning, our goa is let her tell her story. >> it's just been the most incredible ordeal to go throug something like this, and for this - to be brainwashed so significantly, they actually believe they are husband i trying to believe you. >> she said police are brainwashed into believing tha her husband wanted her dead. and she was uncooperative with investigators, earlier because you cannot just told her she gave away any information abou them, they would find her an kill her but after some restful sleep quinn said she now believed he husband was trying to save her life >> just all of a sudden, comin back to reality, of what was really going on. >> quinn was finally ready t tell her story, about what had really happened during her 72-hour nightmare. >> coming up >> he realized, he was gonna have to let her sleep, or la down and try to sleep. we - just how mu

that camilla will be named in the same style as previous consorts queen alexandra, queen mary and queennt, nicholas witchell, has more details. malton in north yorkshire today. a visit by king charles and queen camilla. the term queen consort is to be dropped. camilla is to be known simply as the queen. it's a remarkable transition. roll back some 25 years, to the aftermath of the tragic death of the king's first wife, diana. and camilla, the third person in the future king's marriage, was a controversial figure. in 2005, after charles and camilla were married at windsor registry office, charles�*s officials put it about that when he took the throne, she would be known as the princess consort. it was a recognition of public sensitivities. but in reality, it was a smoke screen. in 2010, an american tvjournalist asked charles about it. does the duchess of cornwall become queen of england if and when you become the monarch? that's... well, we'll see, won't we? but that could be. and so to february of last year. the late queen elizabeth was at sandringham to mark the 70th anniversary of her

it was tied to queen elizabeth's diamond jubilee.lectric windows so, as far as coaches go, that one actually should be a much more comfortable ride than the very ornate gold state coach that was built in 1760. thousands of opposition supporters have rallied outside the parliament in tbilisi, waving georgian, ukrainian and european union flags. the rally was organised by the party of the jailed ex—president mikheil saakashvili. their demands include freeing political prisoners and implementing reforms brussels says are needed for georgia to get a formal eu candidate status. the government's been accused ofjailing political opponents, silencing independent media and taking orders from the kremlin. now to yemen, where delegations from saudi arabia and 0man are holding peace talks with yemen's houthi rebels, aimed at reaching a ceasefire there. this isn't the first attempt but it's significant, as sebastian usher from the bbc world service explains. there was a temporary ceasefire last year, which expired in october. that helped calm the

she'll also hold the queen consort�*s rod, which is made of ivory.that, they will board this, the 18th—century gold state coach. it weighs four tonnes, and it's notoriously uncomfortable. the king and queen may be relieved that their journey back to the palace, escorted by military detachments, will be only a quarter of the length of that undertaken by queen elizabeth in 1953. royal staff have done their best to make the gold coach as comfortable as possible. back at buckingham palace, there'll be a royal salute and — one imagines — an appearance on the palace balcony, though that hasn't been confirmed. 0ne innovation — the palace has launched a new emoji to mark the coronation. so, a ceremony rooted in history with at least one modern touch. nicholas witchell, bbc news. live now to autumn brewington, she's an associate editor at the washington post, and author of the paper's royals newsletter, "post elizabeth". autumn, i know you have been combing through the details of the coronation as we've been getting them. but for many people it will be the fi

she is to be queen official. she is to be queen camilla.buckingham palace have confirmed that on those nice invitations for the coronation invitations for the coronation in may. prince george is going to be one of the pages we're asking you a rather provocative question. would you curtsy to queen camilla or bow wow . question. would you curtsy to queen camilla or bow wow. right. okay. and transwomen could be barred from female only spaces as the government considers amending the equality act to define sex as biologic . is this define sex as biologic. is this a step in the right direction ? a step in the right direction? and the home secretary? she's right in the thick. that battle, isn't she? over. stop the boats . but facing a fight with . but she's facing a fight with a neighbouring mp too, who's going to represent new going to represent a new constituency if she loses. what happens to stop boats . and happens to stop boats. and what's going to be a fun packed, exciting show? there's so much coming up. i enjoyed it. i'm to fit it all in.

the queen consort will be known as queen camilla after the coronation next month.minster abbey. nicholas witchell looks into what this means for the royal family. malton in north yorkshire today. a visit by king charles and queen camilla. the term queen consort is to be dropped. camilla is to be known simply as the queen. it's a remarkable transition. roll back some 25 years, to the aftermath of the tragic death of the king's first wife, diana. and camilla, the third person in the future king's marriage, was a controversial figure. in 2005, after charles and camilla were married at windsor registry office, charles�*s officials put it about that when he took the throne, she would be known as the princess consort. it was a recognition of public sensitivities. but in reality, it was a smoke screen. in 2010, an american tvjournalist asked charles about it. does the duchess of cornwall become queen of england if and when you become the monarchy? that's... that-s... — well, we'll see, won't we? but that could be. and so to february of last year. the late queen elizabeth

the drag queens. talk to the drag queens.f early doors there, haven't we? male news .uk coming male mog at gb news .uk coming up though, what do you fancy living on a barge in dorset? sounds all right, isn't it? not quite seems. and of quite as it seems. and of course, will be hearing from course, you will be hearing from jacob on in the show, so jacob later on in the show, so you'll want stick around for you'll want to stick around for that. well come back. i am not jacob rees—mogg , but this is state of rees—mogg, but this is state of the nation and you'll be getting in touch with your thoughts. yes, absolutely. so we're going to go to nikki. fantastic stuff. says drag queens are not only reading children's books, they are their own books. are reading their own books. well, will end? well, i mean, when will end? they're pushing theory they're pushing gender theory on young that is young kids. look, that is a concern a lot of. that's concern for a lot of. that's kind of the point really, isn't it? is that concern people, it?

the queen's standard is lowered.blic two years ago, though it stayed in the commonwealth. freedom, justice and self—determination have been your guides. more caribbean nations have said they may hold referendums about removing the monarch as head of state, so how would charles handle the likely shrinking of his realm? applause. well, i think he's said that if they want to become republics, then that is a matter for them. and what does that show about his attitude as a person? i think it shows that he's very pragmatic and sensible. but if they no longer wish to have the king as head of state, they — that's their call. it's their country. times have changed since the last coronation 70 years ago. zadok the priest by handel plays. each monarch in this country has always left their own imprint. they do it in their own way. look how it changed under the last queen. and, of course, it'll change with the times. we don't yet know what charles will do but he's let it be known he's in favour of a slimmed—down monarchy. i imagi

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and buckingham palace says after the coronation, the queen consort will be known as queen camilla.lo and welcome. donald trump has spoken publicly for the first time since he was charged with 3a counts of falsifying business records — saying the legal action is an "insult" to america. the former us president earlier pleaded not guilty to hiding damaging information during the 2016 election. speaking to his supporters, mr trump said his only crime was to fearlessly defend the nation from those who would destroy it. in a campaign—style speech, he lambasted the biden administration and repeated the false claims that he'd been cheated out of office in 2020 by voting fraud. nada tawfik reports from new york. a show of defiance just hours after his arrest. back at his mar—a—lago club in florida, donald trump slowly made his way through a ballroom packed with crowds of supporters, shaking hands and relishing their attention. in his first public remarks since being indicted, he said the justice system had become lawless. and i never thought anything like this could happen in america. never

when you talk intoed the buildings, you didn't come in as king or queen, prime minister, first lady whatever your title was, you came in as a friend and coming into somebody's home as a friend is much different than walking into their place of business assay colleague. going into the white house with fdr and talking about major world events would be much different than coming to this secluded porch where, you know, they were no photographers wait to go take a picture of the handshake. it was a place where he could open with his guest and showing him sitting in his wheelchair layed it all out there. he's there showing off the fact that i'm notiding anything from you and i think guests received that in such a way that they wereilng to not hide anything from him and the way they used this place really facilitated some wonderful conversation and they were able to really delve into some of the major issues and i think come up with some really incredible solutions that may not have been possible at the white house or more formal places. >> this building was constructed in 1938. fda brings an archi

and buckingham palace says after the coronation, the queen consort will be known as queen camilla. hello and welcome. we start with that breaking news coming out of scotland. and peter murrell — the husband of scotland's former first minister nicola sturgeon — has been arrested as part of a police investigtion into the finances of the scottish national party. 58—year—old peter murrell was the snp�*s chief executive until he quite last month. in a statement, police scotland said they had taken a 58—year—old man into custory for questionining over the party's funding and financing. the investigation was launched into donations raised by the party which was ostensibly to campaign for and hold a second independence referendum. it is alleged that money instead was used to help with the party's day running costs. in a short statement, the police had a 58—year—old man has today, wednesday the 5th of april, been arrested. as part of an investigation into the funding of the scottish national party. he is being questioned by detectives. officers are also carrying out searches at a number of