princess anne, the princess royal, colonel of the princess royal, colonel of the blues and royals , of the blues and royals, of course, he will be on parade today was in the car behind them and unfortunately all the other range rovers and land rovers are blacked out. so i can't tell you exactly who should say. >> lady louise will be in one of the carriages today. i believe possibly we're not quite sure yet. >> we'll have to wait and see, but hopefully it would suggest if i've just saw her in the car, as everyone else did, down the mall. so she'll be clearly taking part, some some way in that, let's taking part, some some way in mauasmm taking part, some some way in that, let's talk about the noise of the crowds , and the of the crowds, and the protesters, of course, we've got the big anti—monarchy protesters here, and they had a bit of a clash with police earlier this week. >> yeah, i think checked in on on the protesters. and i feel they were a bit nonchalant. the police, you know, they're always a bit put upon on days like this. aren't they doing their job on a saturday. but i think

in the royal family.n, she is the hardest working royal, and this is a slimmed down royal family. there are getting fewer, members of this family who are able to carry out the work that the family does . family does. >> yeah, i think you're right, tom. and i think the princess, as you say, carries out more pubuc as you say, carries out more public engagements than anybody else. her diary is very kind of perfectly timed, so she can fit lots of different engagements in, each day on what's called away days when she travels to a certain area. but packs in many different meetings as she possibly can. but as we get this ageing monarchy and we get this slimmed down monarchy , and with slimmed down monarchy, and with certain members of the royal family out of action, it does look very slim indeed. but what we have start to see over the last couple of months is minor royals helping out when necessary. so when prince william hosted the garden party in buckingham palace last month in buckingham palace last month in

as many of the royals are. this is a streamlined royals are. this is a streamlined royal family.oyal family, she has taken a lot more responsibility, attending more royal events. merely being a great support to her brother, king charles, since the passing away of their mother, queen elizabeth ii. just to reiterate that breaking news. the princess royal has sustained what are being called minor injuries and concussion following an incident on the gatcombe park estate yesterday evening. her royal highness remains in southmead hospital in bristol as a precautionary measure for observation and is expected to make a full and swift recovery. we are also hearing that king charles has been closely informed, it says here, and joins the whole family in sending his fondest love and well wishes to the princess for a speedy recovery. what more do we know about this? we what more do we know about this? - have a few extra details about what happened yesterday from buckingham palace. we understand the princess was woken within her estate in gloucestershire. there was an incident, is how it is be

the princess royal, the colonel of the blues and royals as they passed by.dor— waiting. absolutely, an appointment which goes back to tudor times - waiting. absolutely, an appointment which goes back to tudor times with | which goes back to tudor times with the responsibility of the personal safety of the monarch. it is the close protection officer of hundred years ago, and at the back, the farriers with their gleaming axis bringing up the rear of the sovereign's escort. trumpet fanfare. the field officer's trumpeter trooper batey sounding the trot past. the trumpeter traditionally rode next to the commanding officer, always on a grey horse which could be seen more easily on the battlefield among all the black horses. he has to gallop round and slot back into place near the front. and here he goes, he is going to sweep around the outside. passed them all, joining at the front. there we go. as everybody else moved into a sitting trot, if you're going to make it? good timing! well done, trooper batey. just as the footguards march past in slow and quick time, s

royals uniform. you'll see typically lawrence, you'll see the duke of edinburgh and the duchess of edinburgh. that's prince edward. i mean, all the names of course switched round rather and then host a couple of years. and i believe that dorsally louise wins. there will probably be on that balcony too. often, the duke and duchess of gloucester and the duke of kent are also, they're moore el-gamal, members of the royal family but one and, and unfold as many. and you can see the doors are opening from the crowds that we see the king and the queen you can see the princess of wales oh, lining up, looking at a crowds of people there to celebrate crowds of fines. >> also some pros justice holding flags saying down with the crown and not liking and rather large letters everyone is welcome when but that al this is the face of the monarchy and a feature with

the princess royal is also a kernel of the blues and royals and the duke of edinburgh. your courses or kernel of the gods. so the all be military uniform will have some on horseback, some in carriages and hopefully leaving shortly because we're pretty much down to the wire now. so let's see if they're on time. anna will and just being told by our producer, susan that we have some pictures of princess catherine in the car. >> hopefully, we'll be able to show our audience to them. then she used that as you rightly he pointed out, she is wearing white black trim. she's wearing a hat. looks like the kids are in the cow with her i'm not sure who else is there is prince william. it looks right. prince william beginning to pull faces yes. well, they have arrived. of course, they actually they have arrived together. i like that we're seeing prince louis an early glimpse of one of our favorite character it is particularly for balcony scenes. he's never short of pulling it looks like you might have started early today, but it's a great spot and it's nice to see them together but

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royal family here in the the royal family here in the united kingdom. indeed, they both studied at oxford university. yes, which is very interesting. so a very tight connection with this country and our royal family. >> but what we're looking at now is that, the guard of honour is preparing to give a royal salute, and we will hear the national anthem any moment now, the emperor and empress of japan have been under a sovereign's escort under the command of lieutenant colonel matthew woodward . the blues and royals woodward. the blues and royals with the band of the household cavalry , mounted regiments cavalry, mounted regiments that's formed on horse guards parades just to the rear of the garden. honour, as , as the garden. honour, as, as the empress and emperor are making their way to this site that we're looking at now. >> yes, of course. and this is, as you said, the first state visit since the king was diagnosed with cancer, and he will, welcome them to the country in this state, visit lots and lots of pomp and pageantry awaits on this beautiful tue

our royal editor, cameron.eading the world in these commemorations. the king who? his first foreign trip since his diagnosis of cancen trip since his diagnosis of cancer. but was determ and to be there come what may. >> yeah, he absolutely was. and of course, the royal family have an incredibly important relationship with the royal family. it was the king's grandfather, george the sixth, who was the monarch during world war two. and the king spoke yesterday about how his grandfather was incredibly frustrated that he couldn't get across to normandy on d—day itself and had to wait kind of ten days. no, he wouldn't wouldn't let him. far too dangerous. similar to winston churchill. far too dangerous for him to get there as well. but we have seen the king arrive at the royal british legion commemorative event in normandy this morning. he is wearing his military uniform. i'll try and get some more details as to exactly what he's wearing later on. it's unclear at the moment, but he's patron patron of the royal british

they— the royal family on the balcony. they were — the royal family on the balcony. slipping i story of the two princesses slipping away, princess elizabeth still wearing her ats uniform, going out to party amongst the crowds, she said she was worried about going out amongst the crowds so she pulled her ats cap over her face to try and hide a little bit. there are reports that she joined hide a little bit. there are reports that shejoined a hide a little bit. there are reports that she joined a dancing hide a little bit. there are reports that shejoined a dancing line doing the conga in and out through the ritz. she really let her hair down as well and was part of the people. you can see we have about 20 veterans who have assembled to meet the royal family. i'm going to name check some of them. their families will be watching. there we have betty with this, bob piper who is 98, we saw him talking to his majesty the king earlier. robert jones, 99 years old, a beach commando in the royal navy, you told us about him. some of the women up there. hazel picking, she was a

roles as working royals in 2020.ouple spilling the details of life as a royal in an explosive netflix documentary. >> i wasn't just being thrown to the wolves, i was being fed to the wolves. >> reporter: since then, the reported rift between the couple and the royal family only appearing to grow. harry only spending 45 minutes with his father after flying to london upon learning he had cancer. and not seeing his father at all on his most recent trip to london in may. harry and his brother are reportedly not on speaking terms. >> we know that king charles has spoken about his vision for a slimmed-down monarchy. do you think this is what he envisioned? >> this is not the slimmed-down monarchy that king charles dreamed of. he imagined a lineup of his strongest royals and family, including prince harry. and now we have a rather limp lineup at times. >> reporter: tomorrow's trooping the colour, led by princess kate, could be a chance for the royal family to turn the page on a painful and difficult chapter. >> having cathe

i feel royal navy. jack mortimer is waving at us. ifeel we royal navy.d into the arms of allied forces, afterfour years of allied forces, afterfour years of occupation, the moment of liberation came. and that flour that we saw being handed by the young people to our veterans is an absolute echo of what happened here. —— that flower. in those days and weeks, as france finally won liberation. this is albert keir, shaking hands with his king. he served under charles iii's grandfather, george vi. himself a veteran ofjutland. he served on hms potent ella. look at his smile. james, you are telling us that there is a lot of pride, it is appropriate to smile, it is a sign that i am alive, i made it.— alive, i made it. yes, it is terrific — alive, i made it. yes, it is terrific to _ alive, i made it. yes, it is terrific to see _ alive, i made it. yes, it is terrific to see these - alive, i made it. yes, it is- terrific to see these incredible old men having such a wonderful day here and being honoured in the way they are. and i think that service, that whole prog

on its way to pick up its royal guests. there is the royal carriage. six white horses.l the carriage along. —— they pull the carriage along. after this procession, along the mall, there will be a lunch given at buckingham palace by the king. and the king, his majesty, will invite the emperor and empress to view a special exhibition in the picture gallery of items from the royal collection relating to japan. there we have the emperor and king riding together in their carriage. the footman close the doors, secure the doors on the carriage will be on its way down the mall and towards its way down the mall and towards its destination of buckingham palace. our royal correspondent is waiting. helena, you will get to see the carriages as they arrive behind you in buckingham palace. not sure how long the journey takes in a carriage, i've not done it myself, i have walked it! probably a few minutes, i expect.— have walked it! probably a few minutes, i expect. probably a few minutes, i expect. probably a few minutes. that _ minutes, i expect. probably a few minutes, that is _ min

the royal foundation and so on.she hasn't perhaps gone on public engagements , but she is starting engagements, but she is starting to do work as and when she feels able to. but like i said, it's not a full return to public dufies not a full return to public duties yet. >> wonderful. well, joining us now is royal commentator richard fitzwilliams, richard , this fitzwilliams, richard, this wonderful personal message from the princess of wales, give us your reaction. >> well, i was absolutely thrilled. and i think that, this is something that's wonderful, that's in fact, going to bring a lot of joy. and there's absolutely no question if you look at that photograph, i was fascinated by her pose, you know, because it's the tilt of the head. you see, the way she's looking and you see somebody who's got a certain inner strength, a resilience. and i think that is so important because what we see in the letter, and i mean, i thought it was deeply moving . i felt her was deeply moving. i felt her video message, towards the en

truly royal today.. i think it's a humble reminder that this is a waxing and waning and day-to-day situation and it's incredibly brave of her to put the announcement out and put herself out there today. >> as she said. good days and bad days. melissa, you know what you are with us to share insights on institutions like the supreme court. this morning, the royal family. what do you see as the connective tissue? >> both institutions build an enormous influence, and they also suffer from a startling lack of transparency. one of the things that has made this balcony appearance so fraught, so exciting for the public is that we haven't seen much of the princess of wales for the last few months, and there's been startlingly little transparency from both palaces. kensington palace in buckingham palace -- buckingham palace on the question. in the space of social media, rumors have flourished and have not been quashed. so this is a really important outing. also, i think, is something of an important moment for th

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there from the royal yeomanry.hing that will, of course, like all of the other commemoration events that have been taking place here in the uk and across in normandy , be and across in normandy, be something that is incredibly moving. there are 26 veterans who will be here from the uk, the youngest amir, 96 years of age now , you might quickly be age now, you might quickly be doing your calculations and realise you could possibly have been a d—day veteran , as you'd been a d—day veteran, as you'd only have been 16 at the time. well, he actually altered the details on his ration book to ensure that he still was able to fight . so he went off and he fight. so he went off and he fought at the age of just 16. and my colleague jack carson has been talking to another of the veterans, tom hill, who was with the royal marines on one of the landing craft that went into sword beach. and he saw some very terrible scenes. of course, the second wave that went in, this is what he told jack a little earlier, being mowed down, bec

there _ royal family. thank you very much for that update. there is _ royal family.very much for that update. there is more on. for that update. there is more on that story on the bbc news website and of course on all of the day's news including the latest on the events in hamburg. hello there, good afternoon. for many of us, it is a bit drier and a little warmer than it was yesterday. the wind not quite so strong towards the south. still some more showers around, mostly out towards the east. some of those heavy and thundery, such as this beautiful cumulonimbus cloud, as captured by a weather watcher in suffolk. but lots of sunny spells, too. still the chance of some heavy, persistent rain towards the north. and that band of rain has been sinking southwards from northern central scotland into southern scotland and northern england, taking a lot of cloud with it as we head through the afternoon. brightening up somewhat across northern central areas of scotland, some showers, remaining rather cloudy, though, across northern ireland. sunshine and showers for the rest of

and i think the british people, i think she wasn't born royal, but she seems to be royal. thing to say. to be royal. and it's in a very old fashioned thing to say . yes, old fashioned thing to say. yes, but i think from my perspective i just love to see her and i think she will be such a support to the king when he becomes king, and of course, what was interesting was when they, they interviewed the king and how fond he is of his daughter in law and of course, the fact they both got cancer as well. and i think we forget sometimes they are a family, and they are in the limelight, but they are a family, and i think we're just all very happy to see her there. >> now, lisa, i know you're no great cheerleader for the royal family. >> no, i'm not, i'm a i am a republican. i don't want a royal family at the head of our state. but i am not going to be mean about. kate, i'm not going to. i think she she's. it's a she lives a difficult life. and i think, you know, as well as , you think, you know, as well as, you know, she she's got the wealth, she's got , but she, she's in the she'

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it's only working royals . only working royals. >> today andrew is retired.drew's retired. we all know what happened to meghan and harry. so it's going to be really worrying for them that she's not there. obviously they're worried about her health, but they just they needed her there. she was going to have the top one of the very top positions at this banquet tonight, and she was going on and she was going on an official visit to canada. >> yes. >> yes. >> did you see the itinerary? >> did you see the itinerary? >> stop. itinerary? i think it was something like 24 or 48 hours. >> she was in canada? >> she was in canada? >> yeah , but flying all that way >> yeah, but flying all that way there for two days and then coming straight back. >> and she's 73. yeah, she's 73. >> and she's 73. yeah, she's 73. >> it's a lot of pressure . of >> it's a lot of pressure. of course there's a lot of royals that aren't working at the moment. and basically the workload has gone on to anne and she's very willing . but this is she's very willing. but this is the thing sometimes y

, royal ascot, there is a state — like garter day, royal ascot, there is a state visit coming up, royalmbledon, we know the _ weekend in scotland, wimbledon, we know the princess loves that. people will he _ know the princess loves that. people will be wondering whether we will see her— will be wondering whether we will see her at— will be wondering whether we will see her at those things. she has said let's — see her at those things. she has said let's wait and see but i think what _ said let's wait and see but i think what we — said let's wait and see but i think what we can take away from today is that this _ what we can take away from today is that this is _ what we can take away from today is that this is a — what we can take away from today is that this is a family that is very much _ that this is a family that is very much in — that this is a family that is very much in better spirits than they were _ much in better spirits than they were a — much in better spirits than they were a few months ago. the much in better spirits than they were a few months ago. the king, we should rem

the royal box. expect from this fantastic stage in the way that it's been designed, sort of merging with the clouds. truly beautiful. >> absolutely. it's an iconic location. one of the principal ports that the, invasion left from, including plymouth . are from, including plymouth. are there other sister ports? and in terms of the broadcast itself today. terms of the broadcast itself today . it'll be absolutely today. it'll be absolutely spectacular and hopefully a fitting tribute to our veterans. >> we're going to have dame helen mirren here on stage leading things, hearing stories and testimonies from the veterans themselves. i believe 79 piece orchestra, 25 strong choir, royal marine drummers as well. >> it's going to be noisy and a piper and trumpeters. >> fantastic. and tell us a little bit about the fly—past to open and close the event. >> yeah, so we've got twin dakotas following the sad incident with the battle of britain memorial flight, unfortunately that's still grounded, but we've got twi

our royal correspondent sarah campbell is there.d, remembering the sacrifice of our forebears. a number of events we were involved in, both in portsmouth and france, to remember the huge sacrifice, in what was an audacious operation to unlock a five—year grip on western europe. but of course, it's exciting to be here today. a very special day. his majesty the king's birthday, our commander—in—chief, where we will deliver a 34—aircraft fly—past over buckingham palace behind us, at 13:00 this afternoon. so maybe not all of them, but take us through some of the 34. yes, absolutely. so we've got helicopters from joint aviation command. we've got aircraft from 22 group, our training group, assets from the air mobility force, the combat air force. and of course, what everyone's looking forward to, we close out with the red arrows in this, their 60th anniversary year. and it always amazes me that you can get so many aircraft flying from so far away and come over at exactly the right time. just take us through how difficult it is to plan th

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the japanese royal couple are anglophiles.d maintain links to the uk. arriving at buckingham palace, the royal welcome has not included princess anne. she remains in hospital in bristol after suffering concussion. today, her daughter, zara tindall, went to see her mother, as did the princess's husband sir tim lawrence. how's she doing, sir? doing fine. slow, but sure. not everyone could be here. kanpai. but this is a state visit that unites two royal households and celebrates their shared experiences and friendship. daniela relph, bbc news. now when ibrahim, a moroccan student, went to study in ukraine in 2019, he never thought he would end up enrolling in the army and spending a yearfighting against the russians. he was captured in mariupol, and after months being held hostage, he was sent back home to morocco at the end of 2022. but since then, ibrahim has been denied his passport, and is been closely followed by the country's security agencies. sally nabil has been speaking to him. they were like a group of people not one b

>> i did the royal beat for 15 years. yeah. times first and five years on the telegraph. >> oh, amazing . and it all came >> oh, amazing. and it all came through today. thank you so much. lovely to be with you so much. lovely to be with you so much. yes. thank you so much for joining us for this special program of trooping the colour. here's sam with the . news. here's sam with the. news. >> well, a very good afternoon to you. it's just after 1:30. the top stories from the newsroom this lunchtime . as newsroom this lunchtime. as we've been hearing, the princess of wales has been cheered by crowds as she appeared with other members of the royal family on the balcony of buckingham palace. earlier, she sat beside her children prince george, prince louis and princess charlotte in a carriage procession along the mall for the king's birthday parade. trooping the colour, a 41 gun salute and an raf fly—past marked the occasion . it was the marked the occasion. it was the first time princess catherine's resumed public duty since her can

the royal air force doing. it's fly over for the royal family out there on the balcony of buckingham palace this all parts of charlotte waive their to the crowds as well. i'm just struck by this image. you know, the family of five to the standing to the right of king charles catherine, the princess of wales with prince william. and their three children. and i'm just struck by the thought that this must have been and still is a very taxing time for this young family and so much uncertainty as their mother or goes through this cancer diagnosis. and kate to bring you in, i was struck by this britain message released on friday by catherine, the princess of wales, where she said that she does hope to join a few public engagements over the summer, but equally knowing that i am not out of the woods yet yes, amar, with that statement, was so moving wasn't it? >> so honest when she said i'm i'm doing well, but but he did i'm not out to the woods and i have good and bad days and i suffered from tired nurse sometimes i ha

our royal correspondent jonny dymond reports. picture of the princess from the palace to mark a new stage in herjourney. it's been almost three months since the princess revealed that she was undergoing chemotherapy, something that followed surgery earlier in the year. the surgery was successful. however, tests after the operation found cancer had been present. my medical team therefore advised that i should undergo a course of preventative chemotherapy and i am now in the early stages of that treatment. since then, prince william has worked alone, and the palace has remained silent, although last week, when asked about kate's progress, the prince said she was getting better. she would have loved to have been at the d—day commemorations, he said. from the princess this evening, a message about these past long months. "i am making good progress," she wrote, "but as anyone going through chemotherapy will know, there are good days and bad days. tomorrow is the king's birthday parade, trooping the colour, one of the biggest days of t

of buckingham palace to watch a spect taxi less to my post by the royal air force. the salts news now and spain got off to a flying start and the false match with the european championships here in germany . they cruise to victory and style beat in croatia. 3 know all 3 goals came before the break and the other group be match. defending champions easily managed a narrow to one when against albania. the italians have to come from behind. dr. albania took just 23 seconds to scold the foster scope eval. i think your appear in championship sound. that's all. so now this motor now website b, w dot com and on our social media channels at the handle data unions may have georgia. thanks so much like to buy the green. oh, you update the green innovations, super green and green, turn the holy gray off electron mobility and the green revolution global service into a whole lot of climate problems to fix your thoughts on the topics subscribe to those channels. we've got new videos every friday tried to plan it's a what secret live you discover new adventures in.

of buckingham palace to watch a spectacular, strongly post by the royal air force. the and today marks world sea turtle day at a dedicated marine conservation facility on the age or out of the coast of italy. wounded loggerheads are nursed back to health. the areas home to a large number of the turtles, but many are caught in trawling mats for injured by propellers. for fishing clocks scientists at the center have developed innovative surgical procedures to rehabilitate the turtles and then return them to the sea. and that is here in this update. i'm quite richardson in berlin. thank you so much for watching. the one of main kinds, oldest ambitions could be within reach. what do you see? it really is possible to reverse the researchers and scientists all over the world for you know, race against time they are peers and right.

the royal speaking about.g this would be the last event where there is a significant number of veterans who are able to tell us in their first hand account of what happened here just 4 or 5 years ago, in 2019, five years ago, there were 225 d—day veterans who made the journey from britain to france on the ferry to come to normandy for the d—day anniversary. this week. steven, 23, surviving d—day veterans, attended that very same service. they were at an afternoon tea yesterday with the princess royal, princess anne, and there was a special service of commemoration by the royal british legion yesterday afternoon. and everybody in that room was aware that this was the final anniversary where there would be a significant number of veterans and that needs to really be appreciated. this yeah really be appreciated. this year. those veterans need to be and they are at the centre of the commemorations taking place today because, as you say, education and legacy and remembering is the most important thing of all. we ca

our royal correspondent has been watching.osis. these things are usually timed to perfection. that wasn't so today. navigating london traffic had held up the japanese emperor naruhito and empress masako. royal salute! this is a state visit during an election campaign. that is unusual, and changes have had to be made to ensure political neutrality. this state visit was planned well before the election was called, having already been delayed due to the covid lockdown. there was no appetite for a further postponement. instead, all the big political moments have been stripped away, so no trip to downing street and no formal meeting with the prime minister. the carriage journey included a masked empress. she has a chronic allergy to horsehair. the japanese royal couple are anglophiles. they both studied at oxford and maintain links to the uk. arriving at buckingham palace, the royal welcome has not included princess anne. she remains in hospital in bristol after suffering concussion in an accident at her estate in gloucestershire o

it's the first royal engagement she has carried out this year.o is also receiving cancer treatment — travelled with the queen in a carriage, instead of riding on horseback as he has done in the past. charlotte gallagher reports. the princess of wales, back in the public eye. riding in a carriage with her three children at the king's birthday parade. all eyes on her for her first appearance since her cancer diagnosis was announced. she was a huge draw for the crowds in central london today. this is a day full of tradition and spectacle, but it's also about family. the king and queen in their carriage. it's his first trooping the colour since his own cancer diagnosis, and he chose not to travel on horseback. the troops taking part have been rehearsing for months. every step, drumbeat and musical note has to be perfect. the irish guards are leading the event this year and their colour, or regimentalflag, has been on full display. their royal colonel, the princess of wales, looked on with her children as the king took the salute from the parade groun

joining us now is msnbc royal contributor royal editor for vanity fair and author of " the new royals," nikki -- washington post called this morning of the princess and the king appearing together as a show of consistency and humanity and i was talking to simone and alecia about the idea of this family having to be all things to everyone but now experiencing one of the very tragic and difficult things that families go through and showing that side of their humanity as well. what is your take on the imagery we have seen this morning and the feeling of their you think among those watching this around the globe. >> having watched that i noticed that wonderful interaction between the princess of wales and the king you can see kate turning in, talking to the king and these two have a shared journey. they are going through similar experiences and it is completely extraordinary that within this family both of them are going through a cancer diagnosis and cancer treatment and yet here they both are up on the palace today and two of the most senior members, two of the most loved members very m

meet the kvn team, royal flush, rostov-nadon on this stage.you love me, yeah, and you’ll be with me, yeah, and what are you saying, yeah, well, there’s still one like that. on this gray, boring evening , cherchel suddenly died at instan, i agree, osteopath, you pressed me, but this is definitely a plus, yes, relevant for the 19th century, i look after her, and this is afanas and fed. he spread the word with this, and there is also a song about the georgian parliament, although this is of course a hackneyed topic, goodbye, the next one, girls, girls, girls, girls, girls, girls, well, this is some kind of woman’s song, redo it, who are you ? i'm a rapper no right away, well, i’m russian, start, i’m against same-sex marriage, naked marriages are concluded by fools, they’ve plundered the country, poor luxembourg, everything on tv is lying, we live much better, everything is going according to plan, everything is going according to plan. gays, this is very bad, straight people are very good, i would hug you. all the straight guys, i would kiss them

with what's going on with the royals, with king charles, with cancen royals, with king charles, withne, the princess of wales, also having cancer. >> and then we've seen what's happened with the princess royal being in hospital. this idea of a slimmed down monarchy . now, a slimmed down monarchy. now, i know a lot of people would have have issues with harry coming back. but what's sad, what is sad is that harry walked away from his royal duties and we could have really done with him right now, being a working member of the royal family standing up, he should have been talking on behalf of the armed forces, for his father had he stayed and this whole mess hadnt stayed and this whole mess hadn't happened with with meghan and them running away. i mean, he's given up all of that, all of that duty for. for what? he's turned his back on all of that honoun >>i honoun >> i expect he must regret it for some baubles from from hollywood. and especially now, we didn't get the baubles. i didn't even get the baubles. >> this is it gets smaller and smaller. anyway, sarah, we're going to have to lea

the royal british legion, we are there _ the royal british legion, we are there to — the royal britishegion are there for them at their time of— legion are there for them at their time of need. so whether it is while they are _ time of need. so whether it is while they are in — time of need. so whether it is while they are in service or 25 years after. — they are in service or 25 years after. the _ they are in service or 25 years after, the royal british legion of honour— after, the royal british legion of honour their service and their sacrifice — honour their service and their sacrifice that they make. fantastic work and really _ sacrifice that they make. fantastic work and really good _ sacrifice that they make. fantastic work and really good to _ sacrifice that they make. fantastic work and really good to talk- sacrifice that they make. fantastic work and really good to talk to i work and really good to talk to both of you on this very important day. remembering the sacrifice that was made 80 years ago. many thanks. while we were talking to those gentlemen we got the news of the en

is it time to ditch royal protocol ? time to ditch royal protocol? and what does an eligible bachelor look like in 2024? to fall out over those topics and many more tonight are my friday 80. we've got former bbc radio broadcaster liz kershaw, author and journalist emma wolf, and political commentator shahab mossavat . my friday feeling mossavat. my friday feeling monologue is coming. you won't want to miss it. it's my roundup of the election madness so far. but first up, the news headlines and sam francis is . and sam francis is. >> very good evening to you. it's just after 8:00, and we'll start with a roundup of election news today . leading figures from news today. leading figures from the seven major political parties are now currently facing off in the second televised debate of the general election campaign. it's taking place on day 16 of campaigning, which has today been dominated by the prime minister's decision to leave a major international d—day ceremony early yesterday. well, in the opening minutes of the seven way debate, penny mordaunt,

but she will not be taking the royal salute . it be taking the royal salute.o will be doing that on her behalf. so adaption still being made for the princess. she still is undergoing cancer treatment for the next couple of months. preventative chemotherapy is what we're being told by kensington palace. but i was very lucky stephen and anne a few weeks ago because i was ianed a few weeks ago because i was invited by the ministry of defence to watch their so—called khaki rehearsal, which is kind of the first rehearsal in front of the first rehearsal in front of a crowd for the various household division regiments to do a kind of dress rehearsal, a tech rehearsal , even for tech rehearsal, even for trooping the colour. and i spoke to lieutenant colonel james shaw. now he's the brigade major of the household division. he is the guy who will be leading the king at the very front of the king's procession from buckingham palace , down the mall buckingham palace, down the mall to horse guards parade. and it was on the day that buckingham palace confirmed that the king

in march, the princess revealed she taking a step back from her royal duties to one to go tense. the treatment then, in a statement released on friday, she signed the public for that kindness, said she was making good progress, but admitted she was quotes knocked out of the woods, yet royal funds break the weather tonight and the read some campaign over night to ensure the best view of the princess is arrival. so it's amazing in the carriage that went by. so it's amazing how you come to say as old as old, and we thank you so much. or when i heard the news yesterday i was so gloves and not come with this year. we're going to read and think mccain or kate would be here. and so when we found that they were both going to be here and it, it was like beyond the blessing me, it was like so exciting like this. my day is made like our trailer, our trip to london is made off to the ceremony. finally, for many royal funds, the highlights of the day, the princess of wales joined the king and royal family on the balcony of buckingham palace, to watch respect, taxi less to my post by the royal

celebrating king charles and joining the royal family. we are live from london with the latest. ♪ school's out for summer ♪ >> janai: and our "gma" cover story. avoiding the summer slide. helping kids overcome learning loss and the changes while school is out. parenting expert erika suitor joins us with her tips. ♪ don't you forget about me ♪ >> whit: we're going back to the '80s, talking movies dad will enjoy this father's day weekend as the brat pack makes a comeback. the documentary making its debut and what the famous young stars of the '80s are saying about coming of age in the spotlight. ♪ go big or go home ♪ >> gio: it's father's day weekend and this morning we are celebrating the man behind the real dad's network. why he made it his mission to serve others and, of course, we have surprises in store as we say "good morning america." ♪ then we lost control ♪ >> janai: good morning, america. it's not father's day just yet. we have a day. >> gio: yeah. >> janai: it's father's day weekend. >> whit: you can celebrate the whole weekend a

i passed by the royal efforts. the football now and 16 year old spanish football or let me in your wall has become the youngest player to appear in a european championship. him all took the title last night with spain's opening game against probation for spain came out on top with a convincing 3 meal victory. gratiot will have to make up the points in the rest of their food games and yesterday seconds matched defending champions. italy survived after albinos for the fastest go in the tournaments history and italy's fight back webb done to beat albania to one. and we can hear what some of the fans have to say after the games. the think we're we can make it again and are good game and they tell them. so i was hoping to at least all of them, but it didn't happen for a while. i started the guy general. but do you have a big go right? for the final 2006 building fine. so that's where i run a go. even though, yeah, but there's no thought which is not the most new lead was a very difficult match because there was so many

palace to watch a spect taxi less to my post by the royal air force. the wel, that's all for now. i'm day has already from me and the team here in berlin. thanks for watching. good by the you'll see about the video that goes in the media. amiga will go up every time i get, i will stop into that and i'll give you the order. would you be able to order that up, joe made any, a dog coloring key, more people than eval on the world wide in search of a job. you ever use men and they can t method do it only like goes how do you, how do you find out about on the story and from icons the coming 0 same 6. 03 trans people. stories is kind items that feed us complex stores. sometimes some of the sort of additional.

earlier, i spoke to nick smith of royal ascot's , director smith of royal ascot's, director of racingoke about the tradition of ascot and why the king and queen love it so much. >> the current king is the 13th monarch to oversee ascot racecourse , started by queen racecourse, started by queen anne in 1711. a major historical milestone along the way, the royal procession came into effect in 1825, so we will be celebrating next year a 200th anniversary of the royal procession that was under george the fourth. and of course, the late queen was a passionate supporter of racing. and, you know, we're just delighted to see the king and queen enjoying the sport and having runners here as well. >> the king and queen have a long way to go to be queen elizabeth ii's record. she had over 20 winners during royal ascot during her reign. she attended every year of her 70 year reign up until the covid pandemic in 2020. and then, of course, her poor health. we were expecting many members of the royal family this week and this weather is so much better than it was for trooping the colour on saturday, s

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he remembered the royal family. eight people, including two children, were injured in a shooting at a children's playground in michigan, usa. now one of the children is reported to be in critical condition, according to local media, the attacker was at home he committed suicide near the shooting scene and see pictures of 20 thieves entering a jewelry store in america and stealing its jewelry. in the name of god, nazanin zahra jalili won the bronze medal. in the fight section, mohammad reza rigi, mehdi kermani, sogand sinkai, soheila and shahrebanu mansoorian defeated their rivals to reach the final match of different weights and today they are trying to win a medal. yes , we saw the initial report of the program together, let 's go to mr. eizdekha very quickly. let's go to mr. izadi. yes , we saw the initial report of the program together. let's go to mr. eizdekha, mr. eizdekha, something happened. the workers were working, according to the initial information, 4 people are also missing. let them talk to sada vasima