but if we were as rafe was saying, if we were as rafe was saying, if we're going to have a kind of grownd policy grown up science informed policy , you would all of these , you would look all of these things, wouldn't say things, you wouldn't say everything legalised, everything should be legalised, everyone all the everyone should do it all the time. you wouldn't time. and you wouldn't say nobody anything any nobody should do anything at any time. you would look at what are the individuals, what the harm to individuals, what are society, but are the harms to society, but also are the contexts that also what are the contexts that make people want to take drugs, whether it's alcohol or cigarettes currently illegal cigarettes or currently illegal drugs. and so there you're looking at mental health and other broader health aspects. and i do think it's quite welcome that at the beginning when you were talking about the health aspect for addicts, i think that's a very clear that that should treated as that should be treated as a health issue. in countries that should be treated as a healththe

so the idea of the anointer king, as as rafe mentioned , has as as rafe mentioned, has biblical precedentsecedents, of course. and i do believe that the monarch is anointed by god, as he was saying, deogratius . but i he was saying, deogratius. but i think there is there is an important distinction to be made between the continental style of absolute monarchy and the style of monarchy here in relation to the divine right of kings. >> i think you're pretty much right, but i don't think it's only in england that it happens that the holy roman was that the holy roman emperor was also to natural law and also subject to natural law and divine as well. so there are divine law as well. so there are there are restraints upon it. but you very emma, but thank you very much, emma, and thank you, rafe heydel—mankoo as well for that. wonderful represents heydel—mankoo as well for that. w(therful represents heydel—mankoo as well for that. w(therful right represents heydel—mankoo as well for that. w(therful right of'epresents heydel—mankoo as well for that. w(therful right of kingsents heydel—mankoo as w

who's with us and rafe , what are your us now.hat are your reflections one year on? >> well, yes , actually, just >> well, yes, actually, just picking martin said , picking up on what martin said, you know, has passed, so you know, a year has passed, so emotions calmer. we can look emotions are calmer. we can look back with some perspective. and i see anything back with some perspective. and i this see anything back with some perspective. and i this again. see anything back with some perspective. and i this again. yousee anything back with some perspective. and i this again. you know, ything back with some perspective. and i this again. you know, the1g like this again. you know, the queen great matriarch of queen was the great matriarch of the nation. and the reason why we somewhat is we all feel somewhat empty is because wasn't just because the queen wasn't just with us for 70 years. she was with us for 70 years. she was with us for 96 years. and we tend at history terms tend to look at history in terms of centuries. century of c

headlines for this hour is really forces have shot and killed another palestinian young or youth during rafe in the occupied west bank, people have taken the streets in burkino faso to show support for the junter leaders on the anniversary of the military takeover of power in the african country. and the biggest us automobile workers union calls on 7,00 more members to join a historic strike over the contract dispute with manufacturers. hello everyone, you're watching press tv live from the studios in terwan, thank you for joining us. in the day's top story, israeli forces have killed a young palestinian man and injured another an attack in the occupied west bank. palestinian media said regime forces ambushed a young men and open fire at their vehicle near the city of albere. one of the victims identified as muhammad romane succumbed to his injuries after the attack. the mask resistance movement says romana and his companion were his members. it said in a statement that he was hero and was killed trying to defend the freedom of palestinians. israel has intensified this attacks against palest

any longer legal policies, rafe in austin. it met some of the local so trying the best to be good neighbors. a fraud on his railing supplements in the west bank minutes drive from jerusalem is unique for multiple reasons. founded 40 years ago by an intellectual remedy from new york as a trust of many western jews. they made english the most spoken language here of the hebrews and brought to liberal slavery to religious community. for perhaps most notably a froth is known for his future relations with his palestinian neighbors. oh, that's really has been the mirror for almost 15 years. space science has benefited jews are here to stay. but just as we are here to stay down here to stay as well. and if we don't find ways to live one alongside the other, we will get 3rd parties coming to try and interfere and create to our reality without knowing the facts on the ground without knowing the complexity. 28 jewish people, including 4 women from a fraud, had been killed since the beginning of this year in attacks by palestinians. the

actorator rafe heydel—mankoo us are royal broadcaster and com actor and rafe heydel—mankoo us are royaloo us are royal broadcaster and com actor and writer femi —mankoo and actor and writer femi nylander. both of you , thank you nylander. both of you, thank you very much, chaps. great to have you on the show. ralph, i will start you. do you think the start with you. do you think the proms needs to be diverse, more diverse ? look it's there are 84 diverse? look it's there are 84 concerts in the proms series over eight weeks. >> there's plenty of time for it to be diverse . we're talking to be diverse. we're talking about the last night of the proms here. not even the entire concert, just the last half in the first half. you're going to have opportunities to put other music in there, too. this is an attack on british culture. this is my radical idea for those that hate the last night of the proms thinking outside box proms thinking outside the box here, don't like it, here, if you don't like it, don't turn the tv off, don't watch it. turn the tv off, go out, do something else instead , pu

for large international retail alliances. co panic made up a french corporation laclare the german, rafe. i'd group and other partners has over 12500 stores throughout europe. c, w t, whose members include co 4 and cora. this alliance represents the interest of 16000 stores. asa corps with the 6 retail chains, including french group into my shape and german retailer etiquette deutschland. this collaboration represents 24000 stores. and finally, verizon international with 15000 stores. the super centers are not simply procurement collaborations that buy goods from suppliers. what they actually do is sell services to suppliers the the assess real to conform up to one is the user. it's very difficult to source information about these purchasing alliances this month. and some of them don't even have a website. the husbands disability have very reticent with press releases, it's travis host, feler. so we gain a lot of our knowledge by talking to supply as all trades companies or hundreds, one to name the best decision. as i said, nobody knows what's going on there. what's being sold and at wh

rafe heydel—mankoo thank . it's always a thank you.rejoin eu with your views on rejoin eu march course, kind march today of course, it kind of fruity down there. of got a bit fruity down there. malcolm says by every measure brexit has an expected brexit has been an expected disaster for the people marching want for this want to improve things for this country. that's way country. that's one way of putting charlotte says putting it. and charlotte says this of don't want to be this many of us don't want to be part a state. we like part of a large state. we like being in independent and individual country , being part individual country, being part of a large state where other countries become similar. would make life blander. countries become similar. would make life blander . that's it make life blander. that's it from my show today. keep the views coming in, but i've just been joined by nana akua, who's marched into the studio now looking splendid as ever. >> you won't say that. have you seen my fake teeth? >> teeth? what's going on? >

well let's get the views of ralph rafe heydel—mankoo view.harry and meghan's cellist from their wedding. she says she doesn't really understand why there is a space in modern society for this kind of harking back to imperial times. do you agree ? agree? >> i don't. you know, and i'm just i'm so tired of all of this, this constant introspection from, you know, the bbc and our elite institutions as navel gazing, self loathing almost. it's corrosive and it's nihilistic to, you know , the fabric of our to, you know, the fabric of our nation. the reality here is, of course, is that our cultural elites, the bbc and others, are embarrassed by patriotism . um, embarrassed by patriotism. um, it reminds me of george orwell's famous quote you may remember when he said an english intellectual would be more ashamed to be caught standing to god save the king than stealing from a church poor box. you know, they have a sneering contempt for the great british public's love for the nation. but it is the great british pubuc but it is the great british public th

we are paying tribute one year on and joining us in the studio now, royal broadcaster and historian rafesee you. it's everybody watching, i think can't make up their minds why they're so upset today. it'sjust their minds why they're so upset today. it's just an anniversary is you forget how much you were upset a year ago, didn't you? >> well, actually, it's rather good now that we can look back after 12 months because, you know, our emotions are a bit more settled and we do have perspective actually we perspective lviv and actually we are a loss you are mourning a loss because, you know, the great know, the queen was the great matriarch britain and of the matriarch of britain and of the commonwealth. course, she commonwealth. and of course, she wasn't our lives for 70 wasn't just in our lives for 70 years. was in the public eye years. she was in the public eye for 96 years. and tend to for 96 years. and we tend to view terms of view history in terms of centuries. and our collective memory works in centuries. so for entire collective for our entire collective memory, the queen was a const