has now been passed on to the current queen, queen camilla. that brooch in her dress as she disembarked the aircraft. and there they go, the king and queen, being driven away from sydney's international airport after that long journey from the uk, heading to admiralty house, the home of australia's governor general, the representative of the monarch here. studio: that was our senior royal correspondent daniela relph, talking us through the arrival of king charles and queen camilla in sydney, australia, for their nine—day tour of australia and samoa. we will have more from daniela relph and our colleagues in australia throughout that visit. let's go back to one of our top stories. liam payne's former one direction bandmates say they are "completely devastated" following his death at the age of 31. the group has released a joint statement saying "we re completely devastated by the news of liam's passing. in time, and when everyone is able to, there will be more to say. but for now, we will take some time to grieve and process the loss of our bro

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we love our king and queen of australia. and so yes, we'll be distributing a lot of flags. think we've got about 15,000 ready to go. >> and elsewhere the foreign secretary says british businesses are seeking stability and clarity with china. david lammy is on a two day visit to the country. his chinese counterpart says bilateral ties are at a new starting point, and competition among major powers should not be the backdrop to the era. lammy said by being there, the uk can also raise issues that it doesn't agree with. >> there are areas where we can cooperate and collaborate with the chinese, and i've been speaking to british businesses about how we do that. there are, of course, areas in which we will compete and there are differences and areas in which we will challenge areas like hong kong, areas like taiwan , hong kong, areas like taiwan, areas like human rights in xinjiang. we were able to have those conversations and raise difficult and challenging issues . difficult and challenging issues. >> liam payne's sister says she doesn't feel this world was good enough or kind

, maybe next year, no, there are too many of us for cherry queens, so from russia with love to belarus have the same one. in which city is it held in russian festival, the city of uvarova, tambov region, our festival is called vishnevarova, and we from the cherry capital of russia have already come to the cherry capital of belarus for the seventh time. in many cultures, cherries are not just berries, they are a symbol of human life. in christianity, cherries are even called the berry of paradise, and they are depicted as a fruit from the tree of knowledge along with apples. it is not surprising that vishne. now you understand what i meant when i told you about the cherry mood, during the festival the city seemed to is soaked through and through, for 2 days it is completely devoted to the holiday, the center of glubokoe becomes pedestrian, wherever you look, songs, dances, tents with various culinary delicacies, boats of artisans, the courtyard of local agro-farms, and absolutely everything that can be seen or tasted here, of course. yes, we all live in this area, so this is our brand,

let's get it. >> bojangles is in new york city, based queen.rforming to chapel music since long before the songs topped the charts. supernova, the drag queen stepped in to make sure chapel fans could still enjoy the pop star's best hits. >> i thought i was chaperoned on that stage because i was like, everybody was like, really singing along. you could feel the energy in that room and you'd be like, oh my god, is she here? i would say, if you're upset about someone that's trying to take care of themselves, think about how you feel when you feel burnt out from your job, from your day to day life. that's a human emotio. and she's a human, and she's allowed to have those feelings, and she's more than allowed to take care of herself to be better. >> and chapel is now back on stage, hitting up the festival circuit. >> i definitely think that chapel could be setting a new blueprint for future celebrities. unfortunately, sometimes you just have to navigate the trolling to kind of power through for bow chapel's influence extends far beyond being outspok

we begin in sydney where king charles and queen camilla are on the final day of their tour of australia. he began his day at the national centre of indigenous excellence with an opportunity to meet community organisers and elders. there were also performances and events held to mark the visit at the centre in sydney. he then paid a visit to the cowper street development, a housing project set to build hundreds of social residences. he has another amount of appointment is with queen camilla including a meet and greet at the sydney opera house. the visit to the indigenous centre comes a day after the king was heckled in the australian parliament. let's get a reminder of lidia thorpe�*s protest. applause. you are not our king! you are not welcome! you are not our king! give us what you stole from us! our bones, our skulls, our babies, our people! another amount of he has another amount of appointment is with queen camilla including a meet and greet at the sydney opera house. the visit to the indigenous centre comes a day after the king was heckled in the australian parliament. let's get a

outside bergen hung and fish club, the bosses hang out in ozone park, queens. neighborhood denizens lined up to pay solemn respects to john's brother, peter, just to the south. and the slightly more genteel howard beach residents put up yellow ribbons like the ones people put up for the troops during the gulf war. and it wasn't just the lower middle class bart gardens in the outer boroughs or assemblage of ten or $10 an hour idiots. as the post mcalary described the rabble outside the courthouse, the trial was one of the hottest tickets in town with lining the aisles. the specter the spectators gallery looked like spago, the ritzy manhattan restaurant gotti included actors mickey rourke, anthony quinn, john amos, grandpa al lewis, singer jim black and lawyer lee bailey. each a wink and or wave from the the associated press reported a times magazine cover story on the mob featured a painting of gotti by andy warhol. newsday learned that two prestigious law school at the gates had contacted, offering their services and those of their entire third year classes to

the queen will be _ will they be going next? tue: queen will be going will they be going next?will be going to a reading workshop, then they are having a barbecue in western sydney. the king will be meeting two cancer specialists, the australians of the year specialist in melanoma, and melanoma is known as australia's national cancer, obviously here in a very sunny country it is something that is very much talked about and very important for australia, so he is meeting a doctor who was diagnosed with brain cancer last year and through his pioneering research with his colleague, they looked at treatments for him based on their own research, so that will be later. he will be coming here to sydney opera house to meet the public and then conducting a fleet review, and that will end his trip here in australia, before he heads to samoa tomorrow.- in australia, before he heads to samoa tomorrow. katy watson following the royal visits in sydney. to the middle east next, where a fresh round of israeli air strikes hit the lebanese capital, beirut. these are recent pictures out of baabda,

i mean, extraordinary testament to the queen.confirms what we know about boris, doesn't it? so, i mean, it really does bring, you know, those weekly audiences do do show your colours. indeed. >> now, james and aubrey, i know you're always dying to talk about harry and meghan , about harry and meghan, especially you, james, let's be honest. so let's have a look at the clip where he discusses how he intervened to try and stop megxit . megxit. >> prince harry and meghan, in my view they did. they came to an event we did for female education. they were brilliant and she was particularly good and she was particularly good and articulate and on it and on the detail. so you got on quite well. yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah i got on well with, with both of them and i also worked with harry when he did his invictus games for disabled veterans in, in the olympic park. and so in a sort of, you know , pit of sort of, you know, pit of pomposity, i thought, you know, this national asset is leaving our country . i this national asset is leaving our cou

the queen's loyal rangers was raised in may 1777 by lieutenant john peters. of the 372 officers and men that served in it during that campaign, some 100 were likewise betrayals it out of the unit. battalions corps of royalists raised by captain daniel mcalpin on august 1st, 1777. little is known of their organization in the campaign. other than that, they fielded at least 210 officers and men. mcalpin would command until his death july 17, 18. fisker's corps of royalists. raised august 15th, 1777 by frances fisher of husak, new york. seven companies totaling hundred and 65 officers, had been in the campaign in fisher's command. 24 hours being killed at the battle of. bennington the next day. burgoyne test captains. samuel mckay, formerly the 68th regiment, to take over corps. mckay led the of the men to safety in canada when burgoyne surrendered, where he was promptly removed from any more service and replaced major robert e lee for the remainder the war. i must just move aside for one second. mckay commanded before that. one of the three companies of canadia

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there is a day off built in today, and it is a reminder that this is a a king and queen heading into been given this day off to recover after the long journey from london. it is also, of course, a nod to the fact that the king is still unwell. he has cancer, he is still undergoing cancer treatment and this whole tour has been put together on doctor's orders under medical advice. so, a day off today the couple are resting at admiralty house, the official residence of the governor general here in sydney, and we will see them for the first time officially here tomorrow on sunday morning, when the king and queen will go to church. but what we did see last night to mark their arrival here in australia was the lighting up of the sails of the opera house, with images from past royal tours, times that the king, then as prince of wales, visited australia over the years dating back to 1966. and that projection onto the opera house came with a message from the king and queen, saying that they were excited to be here in australia to celebrate the country's communities and culture. let's return t

we watched the queen, rather cautiously and tentatively, walking down those steps of the aircraft int is an unusual start to this royal tour because it begins with a day off, and that is really unusual. royal tours normally kick in really quickly once the members of the royalfamily are on the ground in the country they are visiting, but that isn't the case this time. there is a day off built in today, and it is a reminder that this is a king and queen heading into their late 70s, and they have been given this day off to recover after the long journey from london. it is also, of course, a nod to the fact that the king is still unwell. he has cancer, he is still undergoing cancer treatment and this whole tour has been put together on doctor's orders, under medical advice. so a day off today — the couple are resting at admiralty house, the official residence of the governor general here in sydney, and we will see them for the first time officially here tomorrow on sunday morning, when the king and queen will go to church. but what we did see last night to mark their arrival here in aust

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to please the cherry queen, they make something very tasty here.as at the glubokoye meat processing plant that the original recipe for several meat products was developed, which are directly related to the cherry festival. you are unlikely to have seen sausage in disassembled form. look, pork, beef. lard, nothing more, this is why belarusian products are loved, i was wondering when we would add salt, in fact, salt has been here for a long time, the meat is actually marinated in salt for 24 hours, the only correct ingredient that is added to sausage is spices, caramel servilat, and a special curing mixture, but where is that... i probably wouldn't fall asleep, but just eat it all day long. by the way, only 1.5 kg of cherries are needed for 100 kg of sausage. those who have been following my culinary travels around belarus for a long time know that i adore recipes where berry sauces are served with meat dishes, game with lingonberry sauce or marbled beef with cranberry sauce. these are tasty and filling, at the same time exquisite dishes. but the fac

here's keith morrison with "what happened to the beauty queen?" keith morrison (voiceover): look at her. look at the young woman at the heart of our story. you can see how lovely she is, the young beauty queen. can you see her vulnerability? by now, your first impression is probably locked in. it's very unlikely to change. and certainly, that's how it was in russellville, arkansas, a town where a first impression hardened like a patch of cement. about her and also, for better or worse, about the young man accused of killing her. the boyfriend who found the body. the boyfriend who found the body. keith morrison (voiceover): first impressions die hard, including first impressions of murder. and years later in this small, southern town we had to ask, can they ever change? of course, that question is quite obvious now to kevin jones. but years ago, he didn't give a thing whom he impressed or didn't. all he knew was this-- he was going places. he was from a good family, lived near a wonderful city called russellville, and was well liked. oh, and was ad

king charles and queen camilla are on their first full day of their tour of australia.it also re—opened questions about whether australia should become a republic. let's speak tojuliet rieden, a royal correspondent for australian broadcaster abc, and author of the royals in australia. so how has the king's visit gone down. hejust he just arrived last night, hejust arrived last night, he arrived in an uncharacteristic dell huge, the skies opened just as king charles and queen camilla �*s plane touched down. i am afraid it was umbrellas for them. and then he travelled over from the airport over the bridge as the opera house was lit up with images from their majesties previous visits. quite comically there was some cruise liner imports and the cruise liner imports and the cruise liner imports and the cruise liner was queen elizabeth the two and corners of the second, that got in the way of the kings of you but anyway it was a rather wonderful arrival, very warm arrival and today he and the queen have the off to rest of the tour starting in earnest tomorrow. what is over th

did i lie to her late majesty queen elizabeth ii ? it majesty queen elizabeth ii?9 when i visited balmoral and the privy council decided, under the 1867 prorogation act, to prorogue parliament, a decision that was later ruled quite ridiculously by the supreme court to be unlawful. so accusations that i lied to her majesty about the nature of the prorogation arose. however, i have explained what really happened and how the constitution works in a recent post on substack. with me now is my panel author and journalist michael crick, and former tory special adviser charlie rowley. ihope special adviser charlie rowley. i hope you've actually been given the text to read so that we can discuss this properly. it seemed to me that prorogation, when you had a government that was unable to get its business through the house of commons, was a perfectly reasonable thing to do to close one session and start another. >> i thought the prorogation was meant so that you could prepare for the next queen's speech. not to prevent parliament discussing brexit and brexit legislation. >>

king charles and queen camilla have arrived in a rain—soaked australia ahead of a six day visit to theountry. the couple will spend their first full day of the scaled—back tour, resting, as the king continues his recovery from cancer. this update from our senior royal correspondent daniela relph, contains flashing images. well, the weather has slightly improved since the arrival of the king and queen last night in torrential rain here in sydney. we watched the queen, rather cautiously and tentatively, walking down those steps of the aircraft in some pretty terrible weather. and it is an unusual start to this royal tour because it begins with a day off, and that is really unusual. royal tours normally kick in really quickly once the members of the royalfamily are on the ground in the country they are visiting, but that isn't the case this time. there is a day off built in today, and it is a reminder that this is a king and queen heading into their late 70s, and they have been given this day off to recover after the long journey from london. it is also, of course, a nod to the fact that

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the queen still gusting 60 miles an hour in northern scotland on sunday.one, the former captain of fulham ladies football team says she was sexually assaulted by mohamed al fayed. ronnie gibbons says it happened twice when she was 20. over 100 women have now contacted lawyers to report attacks by the former owner of fulham and harrods. also on the programme... israel sends more troops into northern gaza, as fighting there continues despite the death of yahya sinwar, the leader of hamas. liam payne's 0ne direction bandmates say they're devastated by his death, as one former x factorjudge says he was failed by the music industry. and the king and queen have arrived in australia for their first major oveseas trip since king charles was diagnosed with cancer. and coming up on bbc news: england are spun out in multan, beaten by 152 runs as pakistan level the three match series with their first home test win in three years. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at 0ne. the former captain of fulham ladies football team says that she was sexually assaulted an

talking of headwear, here's a 3d printerfit for a queen.is elephant ivory not from an elephant? when it's from a 10,000—year—old fossil. chris has the tech to tell the difference. if you were just handed that, could you tell? no. not immediately. yep. it's going to be a mammoth show. martin: those of us who wear glasses know exactly how annoying it can be when they fog up. everything goes somewhere... so here comes the technical bit. condensation occurs when water vapour from your sweat, breath or the environment around you lands on a cold surface. as it cools, it changes into tiny drops of liquid, forming a film that looks a bit like fog. so how do you stop this? you could use a spray or a lens cloth. this could help for a little while, but what if there was a more permanent solution? lenses are relatively cool compared to your breath, especially when the outside air is cold. so in order to see things properly, we need to go outside. we're heading to the stunning alps to meet the team from eth zurich to get hands—on with their glasses. thi

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his mother, queen elizabeth ii, became the first 70 years ago.e plane, the king and queen were greeted by local dignitaries and prime minister anthony albenese. they'll spend six days in sydney and canberra, before travelling to samoa for three days. this is the scene that greeted the king and queen. this is the sydney opera house. you can see the iconic sales of the opera house, illuminated with images of a young prince charles at the time. the king has visited the time. the king has visited the country several times whilst he was prince of wales. this is now his first visit as king. of course, we will have much more on that story over the coming days during that visit. forjoe biden, the farewell tour is well under way. with only a few months left in his presidency, he's on his last trip to germany before leaving the white house. while he was there, he received the country's highest order of merit from his german counterpart, frank—walter steinmeier. president biden will go on to hold talks with the german chancellor and other european leaders.

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the ship's name, the queen elizabeth. daniela relph, bbc news, sydney. on iplayer. david david. keir starmer says britain is back on the global stage but with the world on the brink, does he have what it takes? and the government rules out a royal apology for britain's role in the slave trade point why would saying sorry make a difference.

king charles and queen camilla are in sydney for the final day of their visit to australia.k part in a smoking ceremony and met aboriginal and torres strait islander community representatives. the visit came after the king was accused on monday of genocide against australia's first nations by senator lidia thorpe who told him, "you are not my king". daniela relph is following the visit from sydney. maybe a little bit, but i have to be honest, it is not the conversation that has dominated events in sydney today. we have seen the final engagement of the king and queen in sydney harbour and the sydney opera house, new south wales police say more than 6000 people turned out to see them for their final engagements, there was a short meet the public moment for the king and a huge amount of support on the final day of their visit to sydney. yes, there have been blips, of course the protest yesterday in parliament in canberra and one arrest today as you have mentioned, but against the backdrop of a huge amount of public support for the king and queen that has been something that has

king charles and queen camilla have arrived in sydney for a tour of australia and samoa.he was diagnosed with cancer. but the royal couple have flown into a continuing — and sometimes fierce — debate about the future of the monarchy there. 0ur senior royal correspondent daniela relph reports. 24 hours and 10,000 miles after leaving the uk back in australia for the 17th time, but his first as king. the welcome party included the australian prime minister, anthony albanese, a republican who would like an australian head of state here. but for the next few days that will be put aside and he will help host a king and queen to mark the arrival. sydney's opera house was lit up with memories of royal trips of old when, as prince of wales, the king was here. visits dating back to 1966 marking key moments in his life. the optics of a royal tour matter, especially this one. it's been a challenging few months for the king with his cancer diagnosis and treatment. this visit is a chance for him to show that a degree of normal service has resumed. preparations for the trip included a c

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this is the king and queen's big goodbye to australia.the king's cancer treatment to yesterday's protest. but it draws to a close today in front of huge, supportive crowds. the king's day had begun at sydney's indigenous centre of excellence. yesterday's protest in canberra was acknowledged by elders here, but there was warmth and pride that the king had visited their organisation. i'm just so happy that he came to the community because they choose to go wherever and he chose to come here, and we have to be respectful of that and i'm happy to have him here. no visit to australia would really be complete without a barbecue, and the king and queen got the full barbie experience in a sydney suburb. this trip has been the most we've seen of the king in recent months. his cancer treatment had limited his schedule. there will be relief at buckingham palace that he's navigated this tour successfully. next stop, samoa, for the commonwealth heads of government meeting. daniela relph, bbc news, sydney. let me bring you the latest from the middle ea

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