compromise, they understood that they were playing with fire, and therefore the influence of the roman pope was obvious then, he as a mediator played a huge role today, the situation is completely different today, one of the parties raises the stakes every time and tries to to use the only argument she has left, which is fear, i.e. here the rate hike has a very specific purpose to cause panic fear in the world in such uh in such a situation religious organizations cannot be peacemakers instead religious organizations can play a very big role not only in humanitarian er volunteer affairs in the matter of helping people er in their specific needs but also in explaining the meaning of this war . it seems to me that we still need this powerful voice of the ukrainian churches that could lead us to the highest levels of understanding of what is happening. well, here i still lack something. regarding the position of pope francis in this war, you met with him. after this meeting, i did not see any serious transformation of the position of the pontiff now it seems that he chooses a more decisive voi

in ukraine, 15 prime ministers changed in the united states, 14 presidents in the vatican, seven roman popesginning of the british empire finally receded into the past. in the middle, britain joined the european union and at the end left it in a rapidly changing world. prime ministers and met with dozens of world leaders, and the queen was just a person, her love for royal corgis became the subject of numerous joked, although the dogs occasionally bit the guests of buckingham palace. elizabeth was a skilled horsewoman and an experienced driver. she learned to drive during the second world war in a sanitary car, although she never received a driver's license. ii vlad until 2019, and she also adored sea trips on the royal yacht, she made two round-the-world trips not alone. and together with her beloved husband, prince philip, marrying him was independent by elizabeth's decision and contrary to tradition, the future queen did not consult with her father or mother about this, the queen lived 75 happy years with her lover, philip died last year in april, six months before the 70th anniversary of

presidents, seven roman catholic popes.and one of the reasons her passing is being taken so seriously in the u.k. and around the world because she herself is sliver of history that can never be replaced. >> todd: you mentioned history, one aspect is the queen's love of the british military. with that, nathan jones, retired royal air force front-line pilot, once lead captain on the royal flight and flew with some members of the royal family for years, joins us now. focus on the relationship between the queen and the british military. what did that mean for those like yourself who served? >> i mean, i can obviously talk from personal experience, also from friends and colleagues, it was absolute honor to serve our country and with the queen, 17 and a half years, she was my boss for the whole time that i was serving. and as you said in the intro, i was lucky enough to fly the royal family around and that was extreme honor for me. so with the news of her passing yesterday, it is incredibly saddening to myself and the whole armed

presidents, seven roman catholic popes, visited 100 countries has a monarch, royal patron or presidentn 500 charities, last head of state to serve in world war ii, it goes on and on and on. i get the feeling we will never this replicated. >> exactly. that reminds us of the fact that she did play behind the scenes a very important role in the governance of the u.k. she doesn't have any formal power, that is the elected government. she's not the head of government, she's the head of state but every week those 15 prime ministers had an audience with her and she was very engaged in the political issues of the day, gave her advice very strongly sometimes and the benefit of her wisdom and experience. all of those years actually had a practical contribution to the government of the u.k. not just a symbolic one. >> trace: good insight as always, we will bring you back later because we have a lot more to talk to you about. meantime president biden added an engagement to his calendar on thursday stopping by the british embassy in washington to sign their condolence book and offer his sympathies

presidents, 7 roman catholic popes. that is human endurance. >> dana: incredible. her first meeting with the u.s. president was 1951, president truman. and that's pretty remarkable. what a life she is leading and as she gathers with her family there today as they gather around her we wish them the best and they are in our prayers. >> bill: we'll bring you updates as we get them. in the meantime back at home fox news alert, a deadly shooting rampage putting the entire city of memphis on lockdown. the teenage suspect, age 19, allegedly livestreaming all his violence and murder on facebook. >> dana: police a rested a democratic official in the murder of a journalist. the shocking details on that. as a main street bank, pnc has helped over 7 million kids develop their passion for learning. and now we're providing 88 billion dollars to support underserved communities... ...helping us all move forward financially. pnc bank: see how we can make a difference for you. i got tai last december. i've spent almost every minute with her since. when i first brought her home, she

here among the invitees was also the future pope roman john the second king of voytel. uh, the cardinal he came with his entourage, he came up after the performance. uh, congratulations. so he told me very briefly with a very transitory look with a kind smile that he thanks me for god. hook applause, water and tears accompanied the production. for the sake of it. on the dark path, a person was born for the reptile of the highest shirozum, he died and you have beauty at the prayers of the eternal mother, eve, the newcomers of many generations, and at the same time trembled and warmed to the demons , now the light is far from longer to faithful on shaky adam man is a grain of sand, but very important in this world and the future of both the earth and the sky and all the natural elements depends on it. on the one hand, he is very. small and vulnerable here, but on the other hand he is very strong and that man was created. not for destruction, but for creation, the creation of light is not completed, the process of the day of semy gave 8 days under the caps. no matter how m

presidents, seven roman catholic popes. your memories of the queen? >> first of all, my deepest condolences to the king and the entire royal family and the people of britain. this is such a time of sorrow and mourning and i hope they know how deeply this loss is felt in america and throughout the world. i was just in the u.k. for the platinum jubilee in june and the energy was like nothing i have ever seen. streets of london were just full, shoulder to shoulder of people from around the world showing up to celebrate 70 years on the throne. and i truly have never seen anything like it. she will be so deeply missed. >> john: you know, in terms of how deeply missed she will be, you know, the sadness, obviously, that this is going to precipitate in london, and beyond in the u.k., but we have ceremonies that are coming up over the course of the next 12 days that are going to pay such tribute to this queen, the is aedness no doubting will turn to celebration at some point, will it not? >> oh, absolutely. i mean, 70 years on the throne, the world's longest r

institution of british monarchy depends. po brennan, al jazeera london, the leader of the roman catholic church pope francis has issued a statement saying that he is deeply saddened to learn at the death of queen elizabeth the 2nd. he paid tribute to the queen's unstinting service to the good of britain and to the commonwealth. president biden of the united states has ordered that all flags below the half star for queen elizabeth and brazil's president julia bull. sanara has declared 3 days of morning in the country for the queen. let's bring in jonathan spangler. he's a royal historian at manchester metropolitan university. jonathan, thank you for waiting. it's good to have you with us as a sort of get your, your, your thoughts this evening as a, as a fellow brit. whether it, whether you're a fan of the monarchy or not. um, queen elizabeth was a constant present in all of our lives for, for so many years. it's, it's understandable why, why people, i think, want to go to buckingham palace, the seething to pay their respects, isn't it? yes it's, it's certainly true. i'm asking you for my act and i'm,

before that, they managed to convey the idea of ​​​​colonization of the baltic yes to the pope of the romanrdly, because ede nobleman was given to 1.200 in the first move in mouth length. staying berthold's pyroemnik, albert is there to usti, yong is founding a fish fortress, and it will become a stronghold for ryzhakov in the balta, for example, one can denounce a small part of colonization. you are so many gtltonians, although the most germans and the same kryzhaks are members of the manesque of the alleinshi military order in 1200 another year, albert and the monk, the cisterran theodorok for founding his order, took the knighthood of christ on their cloaks, and they place roofs, and then less brothers of the ball tee order mejanos mezhanos subordinate to develop territory at the mouth of guilt to push their lada overflowing to neighboring latgalians and estonians. cut the polotsk to understand. this is a threat to the gt sword-bearers on the wash, they closed interest and the principalities from that day onwards controlled the wine as executioners, which was a violent grand road, now th

she spanned 15 uk prime ministers, 14 us presidents, seven roman catholic popes visited a hundred countries as monarch, royal patron or president to more than five charities. last head of state to serve in world war two reigned for roughly 30% of us history. and the list and goes on . what do you believe her greatest legacy would be ? >> to wrap us up? i do think it was the ability to show that the royal family can evolve. if you think about when she became queen, it was just the dawn of the tv era. she has seen the royal family survive through the social media era. she has seen huge changes not only in technology, but also in socio-economic demographic shifts. and i think it's proving that the royal family does have the ability to evolve over time. >> and barry, thank you so much for your time. >> great insight. we appreciate it. thank. >> meantime, paying tribute to the late mother could take a further toll on great britain's already ailing economy as stores across the uk closed for business upon hearing of queen elizabeth's death. the fox news chief correspondent jonathan hunt has that s

. >> carley: absolutely. 14 us presidents, seven roman catholic popes i greg palkot thanks so much from we're going to keep an eye on what is going on there in scotland. if you're just joining us, william and charles have rushed to be by the queen's side joined by princess anne already in scotland because queen elizabeth's doctors are concerned for her health. >> carley: that's exactly right. and with that we're going to hand it over to bill and dana on america's news room.3 >> bill: queen elizabeth under medical supervision. her four children have traveled to be with her and we're following the story. a moment of history as we look at her life, as we shall. >> dana: i'm dana perino. we're getting -- the 96-year-old canceled a meeting yesterday. following further evaluation this morning, the queen's doctors are concerned for her majesty's health and have

but a thought on the south, one of the protest was roman catholic leonardo fernandez, sent here addressing pope francis in 2015. his words angered the government logan a foreigner electorate on so i don't feel like i'm just put a handle sparkle one been done with here, or i don't see holes being st. gonna be in saying years thing don't best thing with today from his small when can class apartment the 70 year old catholic activists says he continues to work for the church and supported the poor and the needy is one of them. i asked him why his pot plants are marked with dates rolling tear, it is the old symbolized an interrogation. a funnel a special moment from $1.00 to $2.00 or 3. there were good before that so long and i'm, you know, i don't know. why do you think so many people, especially young people, are leaving tuba right now. alonzo. who you chose people who are one is a little i yeah. look because then i'm in de leon, which was it from a look. i'm gonna and thought a friend that i could assume the thought for him. i like that he should have gone home for the apple should either get goo

one of the protest was roman catholic leonardo fernandez, seen here addressing pope francis in 2015. his words angered the government, logan a foreigner, there's leopard on so i don't feel like i'm just put a fund or sparkle one been done with here for adult eagles being st. gonna be in saying years thing don't best thing in today from his small when can class apartment the 70 year old catholic actor this says he continued to work for the church and supported the poor and the needy is wonderful. i asked him why his pot plants are marked with dates. roland tear is the old symbolise and interrogation a funnel at present moment from one to 2 or 3. there were good before that so long . i mean, i don't know. why do you think so many people, especially young people, are leaving tuba right now. alonzo. who you chose people who wanted a table. i yeah, look and you can send them and tell you i'm just look, i'm going on and thought of things that i would assume the thought for him. i like to be safe going home to for example, should either get good with that. i mean us, it got good course i'm

but a thought on the south, one of the protest was roman catholic leonardo fernandez. seen here addressing pope francis in 2015. his words angered the government, logan a foreigner. there's leopard on so i don't feel like i'm just put a handle sparkle one been done with fearful adults seagulls being single mom been saying years thing don't best thing with today from his small when can class apartment the 70 year old catholic activists says he continues to work for the church and supported the poor and the needy is one of them. i asked him why his pot plants are marked with dates. roland tear, it is the old symbolise and interrogation a funnel at personal moment. oh, come on board. we all think we're good because that's a long and i'm you know, the new learner and why do you think so many people especially young people, are leaving tuba right now. alonzo. if you chose people who are wanting a cable or yeah, look, you can send them and tell you how much of it from a look i'm going on and thought of that i could assume the thought for him. i like to be seen on on guy, for example, should either ge

pope john paul the i, who led the roman catholic church for just 33 days in 1978, died ofa heart attackpope luciani, as someone who never closed doors. food banks in the uk are warning that the cost of living crisis is creating a perfect storm. more people need help but donations are falling and the organisations themselves face rising energy bills. many are also dealing with the extra challenge of trying to source food which can be eaten by families who can't afford to put the oven on, as megan paterson reports. a charity set up to help families at christmas working all year round, fighting to meet demand. we expect the charity to grow and we expect demand to increase, but 52% is an awful lot. that's combined with the perfect storm of donations going down so that the gap in the middle is widening between what is needed and what we have actually got to give. boxes distributed by hospitals and charities, since there has been an increase in items that cost less to prepare. the fruit should be eaten, in the fridge or cooked. anything you have got a kettle, you have got some noodles there.

the pope's representative remained outside westminster abbey being a roman catholic. he was not allowed to attend an anglican communion service. he would miss the ceremonies most awaited moment. the coronation thanks to cancel rehearsals, the crown was positioned correctly this time. after the queen was crowned the peers followed suit. the queen's uncle, the duke of gloucester, seemed hesitant, looking towards the duke of edinburgh to make sure the right moment had come. weighing nearly 2 and a half kilogram. this crown was so heavy that in 1837 queen victoria had chosen to wear a smaller 1. 1230 in the afternoon, lunchtime, in paris, where this footage was shot. people poured into the streets where many shops had install televisions in their front windows. in 1953, there were only 60000 televisions in france and only 3000000 in all of europe. this was the 1st time eurovision, had broadcast live television footage in 5 countries, england, france, west germany, belgium and holland. even though the image quality was poor viewers, we're eager to watch at around the same

pope francis has beatified one of his predecessors in a ceremony at the vatican at an open—air ceremony attended by tens of thousands of worshippers. popejohn paul i — who led the romanor just 33 days in 1978 died of a heart attack aged 65. pope francis described his predecessor, who was known in italy as pope luciani, as someone who never closed doors. the headlines on bbc news... the winner of the conservative leadership contest is to be announced tomorrow. the foreign secretary, liz truss, is widely expected to win. ukrainian families close to europe's largest nuclear power plant say they're living in fear, despite the arrival of un nuclear monitors. donald trump calls president biden an enemy of the state at his first rally since the fbi searched his florida resort for sensitive files. donald trump has accused president biden of weaponising the fbi against him — in his first public appearance since agents raided his florida home to recover classified documents. addressing a republican rally in pennsylvania, the former president also rejected mr biden's claim that he and his maga movement were an extremist threat to american democracy. both leaders have been stepp

pope francis has beatified one of his predecessors at an open air ceremony in the vatican attended by tens of thousands of worshippers. popejohn paul i who led the romanessor who was known in italy as pope luciani as someone who never closed doors. now it's time for a look at the weather with nick miller. hello. north—east scotland has seen the wettest weather this afternoon, whereas many other places have been fine, some warm rather humid feeling sunny spells out there. the next batch of wet weather is moving in from the south—west this evening and moving north—eastwards, with some heavy and thundery rain and turning quite windy again, particularly in western areas. it is a humid night. starting off tomorrow with some rain in north—east england, and scotland, gradually moving away northwards, and then a little gap with sunny spells, very warm again, with some thundery showers, very hit and miss, another batch of downpours reaching into south—west england and wales in the afternoon, as it turns windy once again, all of that feeding northwards overnight. on tuesday morning you can see it pushing into northern ireland during monday evening. it will not

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gabriel's into keith, the head of the roman catholic church is on a 3 day trip to convex, don, after doctors warned him not to travel to ukraine. pope francis will take part in a large inter religious summit with delegates from 50 countries in the capital. no still time, he says he plans to bring a message of peace and dialogue to central asia. the 85 year old is in a wheelchair since it's struggling with knee pain. in pakistan, frogs in heavy rainfall have washed away entire villages in the mountainous north. west, reaching little 8 has reached people living bad because of adverse weather conditions . residents are demanding compensation, rehabilitation and free electricity from the government. come on, hide every force from cost on this particular storm war. they vain spelled out in the area affected. the hindu kush mountains and the raging gordons then read through these narrow rallies, which i inhabited by people because landed skates where people like to stick close to the water bodies. and we are told that head into bear alone, which was the 2nd largest market in lower boys. don. hundreds of shops were swept away. the rain was

will pope frances is in kazakhstan ahead of a major p summit with other religious leaders were around the world. the head of the roman catholic church will meet if delegates for 50 countries. the pontiff had been hoping to meet with the head of the russian orthodox church, which is justified the board in ukraine for the patriarchy. kiddle cancelled his trip last month. there been more violent, protested haiti, of the prime minister, announced an increase in the price of fuel people demanding cheaper essentials, safer straits in the resignation of ariel henry reynolds. as his report, protests turned deadly on tuesday in haiti's capital, puerto prince, as crowds took to the streets, outraged, over rising crime, soaring inflation and a government hike in the price of fuel. several people were reported dead by haitian journalists after clashes with police. people threw stones and burning barricades were set up on the city streets. the outbreak of violence came after prime minister arial on re announced that a severe scarcity of all types of fuel with forced the government to raise prices. that would be yet another blow t

the violence in ukraine. head of the roman catholic church then cause extolled that of a major piece summit with walt religious leaders that during his 3 day trip pope francis will meet with interface delegates from 50 countries. he talked to meet with the head of the russian orthodox church. she was justified, the warn you claimed that patriarch carol cancel this trip last month. you resume the course of the fall. i am visiting you in the course of the senseless and tragic war that broke out with the invasion of ukraine, even as other conflicts and threats of conflict continued to impair. allow times, i've come to amplify the play of all those who cry out the pace. the need to expand the efforts of diplomacy to promote dialogue, thus becomes all the more pressing since nowadays. the problem of one is the problem of all. and those who hold greater power in the world have greater responsibility with regard to others, especially those countries, most prior to unrest and conflict, where us markets have plummeted after a crucial measure of inflation came in higher than forecasts for august and triggered a sharp sell off on wall street figures came as pr

let's realize again to the pope, damn it, the girl brought the roman, they made faces and were big, lordf reasons, this is for parents. you understood, he was, so to speak , like an ambassador. good will. he came to the pope and brought the girls. is this a coincidence or what? this dmitry yuryevich, here we are talking tolokonnikova, we are talking big, we are talking freaks. well , yes, of course, for russian society, not freaks, but if they are received by high-ranking representatives of the american administration. this means that someone needs it, in the words of mayakovsky, which means they want these freaks to become not freaks, so that it becomes mainstream, so that has become the main trend for the russian youth to navigate, and if possible not only the youth, so that the middle generation will catch up there , but because the pensioners have reconciled. that is, it is generally the formation of a certain context of certain ideals, no matter how ridiculous, and not terrible. it sounds, therefore, here, and now we remember the next one. scandals with a hunter with a hunterbaiden,