as royal obsessed. mr. charter: well, we are doing a whole hour on c-span on the royals.hat is not the only thing, of course. if you look at the tv viewing figures, i was quite azeto learn that the audience for prince william and catherine's wedding s bigger tv audience than for t royal wedding for prince charles and diana spencer. and that just shows that it's big in america. you can scroll through the tv channels now and probably find a documentary on diana. it's never gone away. it just shows the interest has continued with successive generations. without putting too fine a point on it, really, the soap opera side of it, which has sadly overtaken the two boys, william and harry of course, dominates in american news and watercooler discussion as much as events between the stars of american popular life. peter: and you spend quite a bit of time here in the states, don't you? what is your day job. mr. charter: yes, i am assistant editor of the times of london. that makes me the washington bureau chief here in washington. i have lived and worked here for five years. and it

the unions actually _ problem of royal mail. the unions actually fear, - problem of royal mail.actually fear, you only care about letters, you only care about letters, you only care about letters, you only care about parcels... ida care about letters, you only care about parcels... no way, a complete _ care about parcels... no way, a complete understanding. -- - complete understanding. —— misunderstanding. it is to provide universal service, and as long as we would be investors and royal mail, it will always be the case. we can help royal mail to finalise the transformation, to be the best partial delivery company in the uk and to grow its market share. this is fundamental and necessary. one more comment. really, there is no difference in between the interest of the shareholders and the employees. 72.5% of revenues of royal mail go to personal costs, to wages. we are all on the same ship, all on the same ship, and the ship needs to be successful. if the ship is successful, it is excessive for everybody. if it is not it is going to be disastrous also for the employee. disastrous

and if you look at the cost of the british royal family compared to the european royal families, anyit's enormously more expensive. and actually the figure you've quoted fails to take into account, for example, the tax exemptions which they uniquely have, and other royal families don't. the fact is, the figure let's give you a figure 7.9 million was the cost of the civil list for the royal family in 2011, 7.9 million. we're now over 100 million a year. and that's a fantastic increase. and the reason is, is because george osborne, when he was chancellor, decided to change the arrangements under pressure from charles to move the civil list out of the way and to replace it with access to the crown estate. the crown estate is not actually, despite what it says, something which the royal family has been able to tap into. >> there was a controversy over this since 1760, because in 1760 it was handed over to the public in response. >> in return for the civil list. now, technically it belongs to the king, but no one's exercised that. and what's happened in 2011, of course, is by linking the

royal mail delivers six _ that you can help out.ut. royal mail delivers six days a week - that you can help out. royal mail delivers six days a week for - that you can help out. royal mail delivers six days a week for the l delivers six days a week for the same price anywhere in the uk. daniel kretinsky has committed in writing to honouring that but only for five years but he went further with this promise not to walk away, ever. 1ng with this promise not to walk away, ever. �* , ., .,, with this promise not to walk away, ever. ~ , ., .,, ., ., ever. as long as i am alive i completely _ ever. as long as i am alive i completely exclude - ever. as long as i am alive i completely exclude this - ever. as long as i am alive i j completely exclude this and ever. as long as i am alive i - completely exclude this and royal mail is going to the provider of universal service in the uk unconditionally and i would say forever. he unconditionally and i would say forever. . , unconditionally and i would say forever. ., , ., unconditionally and i

this is the problem of royal mail. the unions actually _ problem of royal mail. unions actually fear - - problem of royal mail. the unions actually fear — you don't care about letters, you only care about parcels may split the businesses? 140 only care about parcels may split the businesses? no way. no wa . split the businesses? no way. no way- and _ split the businesses? no way. no way. and that _ split the businesses? no way. no way. and that would - split the businesses? no way. no way. and that would be . split the businesses? no way. no way. and that would be a i no way. and that would be a complete misunderstanding. royal mail's obligation, tradition, really it is the heart and blood is to provide the universal obligation for letters. and as long as we are investors in royal mail, it will always be the case. we can help royal mail to final the transformation to be the best parcel delivery company in the uk and to grow its market share. this is fundamental and else in. one more comment — really, there is no difference in between the interest of the sharehold

the fact that the royal yacht britannia , that the royal yacht britannia, which is now decommissioneds, it's gone cost £11 million a year to run. i think this stuff is crazy . they could do is crazy. they could do themselves a favour . by themselves a favour. by modernising this. i mean look how charles modernised the coronation, made it much shorter and much more palatable to the public. >> the core problem with this whole issue is that the crown estates, the duchies of lancaster and cornwall, are based on anachronistic traditions and often seizures of land in past conquests or seizures of land go back to 1066. >> to be fair. yes, and the dissolution of the monasteries. we might agree on the dissolution of the monasteries. i think the point is all this should be held by the public in trust for the nation, if not by the royals or their successors, and then they charge us to go and then they charge us to go and look around buckingham palace. but if we go to the fundamental point, i think having a monarchy is very good for the stability of the country , for the stability of the country,

two notable absences though princess anne, the princess royal princess anne, the princess royal, shemeant to be in scotland for royal week, but due to her continued recovery from that horse related injury in gloucestershire, she is not going to be in edinburgh. yesterday she apologised and said she was deeply saddened she could not be in canada to commemorate some world war i events there in newfoundland . i events there in newfoundland. i believe it was elsewhere. the princess of wales. she is not going to be coming up to scotland as we understand it. she's not joining prince william, there, there because of her, of course, ongoing preventative chemotherapy . preventative chemotherapy. >> well, cameron walker, thank you very much. live from edinburgh for giving us that royal roundup. >> yes, indeed . well, coming up, >> yes, indeed. well, coming up, a rabbi has been harassed outside a mosque after being ianed outside a mosque after being invited to speak there. we'll show you the shocking footage and speak to an imam after your headunes and speak to an imam after your headlines with

goats. >> royal golden goats? yes. >> royal golden goats? yes. >> instead of golden goats.ellowy. and their milk is a sort of yellowy cream. i think i'll keep away from that, but it sounds lovely. but the other thing is that they're going to get, duck eggs, for the last 800 years, the queens and the royals have had dead ducks, two dead ducks giving to them. and now we're not like that with dead ducks. so they've got duck eggs. dead ducks. so they've got duck eggs . and that will be a much eggs. and that will be a much better way of thanking them. >> angela got to leave it there. thank you very much for serving us up. duck eggs and golden goats this morning. >> and we'll take a break. >> and we'll take a break. >> coming up, the euros are in the rear view mirror. we'll looking ahead to the with a special guest right after this to good morning . paul. he's got the good morning. paul. he's got the sport, this morning, a couple of things i want to mention. >> yes, because firstly, obviously, england lost yesterday. that's one thing alcaraz won at wimbledon, robert mcintyre won

well, i'm joined now by royal biographer and former royal photographer ian lloyd . ian. hello jake, thank you for good evening. thank you forjoining evening. thank you for joining me. and this is going to be great. isn't it the opportunity to go around and see where the king comes onto the balcony from really interesting insights to how buckingham palace works, it's exciting. >> i went yesterday, there was a press preview and the thing that struck me, first of all is that if you're the king and you're or the late queen and you're on the balcony, you can't see them all. i mean, we all see people coming down from the top, you know, thousands of people crowding in towards buckingham palace. they can't see it because of this great monument to queen victoria called the well queen victoria memorial, or they call it the wedding cake, but it blocks the view. so apparently the king has a tv in there and the late queen did as well. so what they do is they won the waiting to come on. they're watching the tv to see how the crowd's getting, you know, getting nearer the palace. a

moving on now to the royal family solar panel now to the royal family solar panel. monarch. >> the monarch is to receive a boost of more than £45 million, with a 53% jump in its official annual income to more than £130 million next year. >> okay, we're joined now by our gb news national reporter charlie peters, who's live from buckingham palace. charlie, what's the latest ? what's the latest? >> well, the changing of the guard just took place here. so thousands of tourists who are gathering to watch that are moving on. we saw soldiers from the household division, the queen's, the king's guard and indeed, members of the household cavalry on parade here. but that's all paid for by the mod. and we're here to talk about the big palace behind me, the cause of so much of the cash going into the royal household at the moment, which is to refurbish buckingham palace, because the sovereign for grant the last yean sovereign for grant the last year, 2023 to 24, is £86.3 million. that's a that's the additional part of the grant because the core grant is 51.8 million. that's 15%

well, i'm joined now by royal biographer and former royal photographer ian lloyd . ian. hello jake, thank you for good evening. thank you forjoining evening. thank you for joining me. and this is going to be great. isn't it the opportunity to go around and see where the king comes onto the balcony from really interesting insights to how buckingham palace works, it's exciting. >> i went yesterday, there was a press preview and the thing that struck me, first of all is that if you're the king and you're or the late queen and you're on the balcony, you can't see them all. i mean, we all see people coming down from the top, you know, thousands of people crowding in towards buckingham palace. they can't see it because of this great monument to queen victoria called the well queen victoria memorial, or they call it the wedding cake, but it blocks the view. so apparently the king has a tv in there and the late queen did as well. so what they do is they won the waiting to come on. they're watching the tv to see how the crowd's getting, you know, getting nearer the palace. a

that's what the royal household spent.e , their big event was, of course, their big event last may, the coronation, £800,000 went into that. and then we should look at the engagements. you mentioned the number that king charles made last year. well, £4.2 million on those engagements. much of that travel. and then finally, how much of that costs us all? well, it's £1.29 per person. that's the cost of the monarchy to the taxpayer. but that really hides the truth of how that cash comes about, because all of the money that the royal household spends is actually theirs. being given back to them by the treasury. it comes from the crown estate surplus. that's a £16 billion portfolio they have. and they're sovereign. grant is made up of the surplus from two years pnon the surplus from two years prior. so in the year to 2022, there was about £350 million knocking around from the surplus. that was given all to the treasury. and they were given back 15% as their core sovereign grant. additional 10% was given towards the reservicing o

eventually, all royal cars will be fully electric.ed with the castle�*s first solar panels. and more sustainable aviation fuel will be used on aircraft carrying the royal family. the multi—million pound modernisation of buckingham palace is ongoing, helped by a profit boost from the crown estate. latest accounts show the monarch's land and property portfolio made a profit of £1.1 billion last year, some of which will continue to fund the palace work. how are you feeling? the royal accounts note the cancer diagnosis for the king and the princess of wales, and its impact on the royal postbag. 138,000 items of correspondence had to be processed. the vast majority were get well messages or coronation congratulations. these annual financial reports are the best insight we have into the cost of the royal family. the figures don't include security, which is a significant expense, but they do give us an idea of where the family's priorities lie. for the prince of wales, that focus will continue to be on tackling homelessness, supporting menta

the royals _ do. i think it is something she enjoys. the royals have - do.njoys. the royals have so many duties but i think her attending wimbledon is notjust seen as a royal duty but something she enjoys doing with herfamily. this year she will be sold or given that the prince of wales is in berlin for the euro 2024 final this evening. at a very important event for her. it will be interesting for her to see carlos alcaraz and novak djokovic play again. carlos won last year. it'll be interesting for to watch the game. i it'll be interesting for to watch the game-— it'll be interesting for to watch the ame. .,, .,, y., ., it'll be interesting for to watch the name. .,, .,, y., ., ., the game. i was hoping you are going to rive me the game. i was hoping you are going to give me some _ the game. i was hoping you are going to give me some tactics, _ the game. i was hoping you are going to give me some tactics, but - the game. i was hoping you are going to give me some tactics, but you - the game. i was hoping you are going to give me some tactics, but you are| t

but the royal family £2 million to ferry the royal family around to all the royal family around to allg projects they've handled this year is like nothing. it's like tuppence ha'penny , £2 like tuppence ha'penny, £2 million. what is the problem ? million. what is the problem? what is the problem? and if they earn so much of their own money and they earn billions and billions, okay, we'll have the conversation that you're going to have to pay for this or that, but why should princess anne pay to be turn up in bristol one day and for an event that's not hers, it's not her responsibility . she's doing it responsibility. she's doing it on behalf of you and me and anne and i don't see what the big issue is. £2 million is not a lot of money overall for the royal family. >> it's all the time in the press, isn't it? it's the sort of politics of envy, isn't it? they're just trying to stir it up and say, are we? are we paying up and say, are we? are we paying them too much? do they really have to go on a special train or a special car ? and the train or a special car? and the answer is yes. the

the royal mail, is in urgent talks with the royal mail. they're doing a big sweep of each and every depot so that if there are postal votes there, they are getting out to people and putting on extra staff to get those onto people's doorsteps. so my understanding is local councils have sent out those postal ballots. so it is a royal mail issue rather than a local council issue, and what i would say to your viewers if their postal votes are arriving late, they can still take them to the polling stations on the day if they're worried that they won't get back in time. but there is concern in a few constituencies . not not all and constituencies. not not all and not not not not a huge number that we're picking up. but, where there are, kevin hollinrake is personally, meeting with royal mail to try and get this resolved urgently. >> and i believe some of those constituencies include cabinet members who are competing to try and hold to on their seats. a lot of people would say that this is symbolic, really, of broken britain . broken britain. >>

absolutely, good evening from royal - always a great event. i good evening from royal albert hall here in central london, is gorgeous and sunny summer evening, we have dozens of people waiting to get in for the first night of the bbc proms. it is always an a very exciting affair. tonight, the first night, is going to be conducted by eileen chang, this is ourfirst night conducted —— herfirst eileen chang, this is ourfirst night conducted —— her first time rather conducting the first night of her cycle, and she's going to be conducting beethoven's fifth symphony, a very exciting piece of music. if you can believe it, bbc proms has been held here at the royal albert hall since 1895, so for the next eight weeks, there will be 90 concerts held here, and absolute glory of classical music. earlier, i spoke to the director, david picard, about what she is most excited for over the next eight weeks. we have an amazing — over the next eight weeks. we have an amazing programme, _ over the next eight weeks. we have an amazing programme, we - over the next

royal theme 300. kong strat gordon park is located in the center of stockholm. the royal garden, where you can see monuments to two monarchs, charles xii and this king, maybe gustov the second adolf, no, maybe corr the twelfth, absolutely right, let's tell anderson for 500, about this miracle, buzzing with the thoughts of all mankind, hans christian anderson wrote the fairy tale the great sea serpent, the transatian cable, right. that's right, transatlantic telegraph cable, namesake of writers over 500, arthur - american playwright, ezra, american. and an actor, maybe miller, right, namesakes of 400 writers, john boynton, prose writer and theater director, joseph, philosopher and chemist, maybe priestley, right, give poisonous animals for 400, auction 900 you have eugene, 100 alexander. 1600 at gleb the very beginning of the game everyone will say all-in and i’m all-in too alexander and vabank vabank gleb are playing big here vobank question for gleb the ancient greek percussion musical instrument kra

the truth is, harry, that you're famous and a royal, which bnngs you're famous and a royal, which bringsntold privilege, and it comes at a price that will never change. sorry, man, them's the breaks . but let me them's the breaks. but let me tell you, it's better than what some of my viewers and listeners go through as they battle on a daily basis to put food on the table , to clothe their kids, to table, to clothe their kids, to stay on top of the credit cards, pay stay on top of the credit cards, pay the mortgage or rent, and to keep the lights on. i might send harry, the world's smallest violin. it won't cost me much in post and packaging. now, as it happens , i would like prince happens, i would like prince harry to reunite with his uk family and come back to this country. i am in a mood to forgive and i'd like him to bnng forgive and i'd like him to bring his wife with him and their lovely kids. after all, poor old king charles, still battling cancer, has barely seen them . but this can only happen them. but this can only happen with a full apology and a promise to completely change

the place of destruction of the royal family was hidden until 1991; only 7 years later the remains of and paul fortress in st. petersburg. nicholas ii, his wife alexandra feodorovna, their five children, russian. the orthodox church canonized 24 years ago, they supported each other until the last day, they showed this beauty of relationships, a large, large, friendly family, this is an icon of the family, this is what you can call the family of emperor nicholas ii. and today this icon she is still a saint, today she is a holy family. the prayer for peace of justice is read in the eyes of every pilgrim; the royal procession of the cross was performed by several tens of thousands of people this year. have you ever thought about what would happen to us if we didn't have bread? bread is the world, it is the most sacred thing a person has, something that is in every family. bread created our civilization, contributed to our evolution, the technical revolution. this is both the future of humanity and...

the importance of the royal passioners to our family is actually very great.us it is an example of family life, piety, and raising children. the lord has given us peace to russia and prosperity to all people. the area where they tried to get rid of the royal remains and hide traces of the crime is called ganina pit. here there was a mine in which they tried to drown the bodies of nicholas ii, his wife, and the children of his servants. at the beginning of 2000, the place was recognized as a saint and a monastery was built. there are seven temples here by the number of killed members of the imperial family. the great procession of the cross is the culmination of the royal days in yekaterinburg. and a series of memorable events began, dedicated to the spiritual feat of the passion-bearers. with a presentation of photo albums. at the beginning of the 20th century , photography became a very popular hobby. all family members had cameras and they always accompanied them. therefore , there were so many pictures that it was impossible to fit everything even into two

we've got, lord west, we can see their former admiral in the royal navy who's laboun admiral in the royalpeen labour, a labour, labour, labour peer. of course, we also have a new labour. we have a new labour law chancellor in the person of miss mahmood. and traditionally the lord chancellor, who hands the lord chancellor, who hands the speech to the sovereign , the speech to the sovereign, then walks backwards down the stairs and last year we did have that with alex chalk, the then lord chancellor, also wearing the full bottomed wig. so we remained to see whether that tradition will be continued. >> lord chancellor alex chalk is about six foot seven, which made it quite tricky. >> shabana mahmood, who is the present one, is a much shorter than that, but it was absolutely amazing. about this is when the speech is handed to the monarch, and the monarch then reads the speech. and it's not their words, it's the words. it's an obvious point, but a lot of people don't actually appreciate this. and i wonder, the first ones! this. and i wonder, the first ones i went to when the late her majesty r

other european nations got rid of royal systems and royal families a long time ago, and i think the time has come for us to get rid of this system. when the king of england read the government's plans for the next year, it became clear that the continuation of the support for the membership in the nato north atlantic treaty was supported. from ukraine in the war with russia, strengthening the army and maintaining and strengthening the particles of nuclear houses, strengthening economic and military trade relations with european countries and the european union, supporting the solution of the formation of two israeli states and palestine and supporting the security of israel is one of the policies of this country's government. the new british government from the labor party showed that, like the previous government from the conservative party, it is beating the drum of war, militarism and supporting the israeli regime. according to the opponents of nuclear weapons, it is obsessed with atomic bombs. mojtaba ghasemzadeh, radio and television news agency, london. until the next part. allah h

royal update live from ed davey . for that. royal update live from ed davey. brilliant. thank you.mentioned banbury earlier , so we have a list of the candidates in the banbury constituency. they are elizabeth adams, liberal democrats. cassie bellingham, independent victoria prentis , conservatives paul prentis, conservatives paul nicholas topley, reform uk sean woodcock, labour party aaron john baker, green party and chris neville, climate party and declan soper, social democrat party. now we've had loads and loads of your messages so far in the show and one thing that's really got you going is this nofion really got you going is this notion that we could have a part time prime minister. news broke yesterday evening that sir keir storm wants to knock off at 6:00 on fridays. wouldn't we all like to do that? cue many funny messages from you lot. let's kick off with this one. this is from dave. have a break. have a kit—kat. more like have a break. have a care cat. see what he did there, dave ? nice one. larry there, dave? nice one. larry says this so? so starmer wants to spend a coupl

other european nations got rid of royal systems and royal families a long time ago, and i think it's time for us to get rid of this too. the system has arrived. when the king of england read the government's plans for the next year. it was found that the continuation of support for membership in nato's north atlantic treaty organization, support for ukraine in the war with russia, strengthening of the army and maintaining and strengthening of nuclear reactors, strengthening economic and military commercial relations with european countries and the european union, supporting the solution of the formation the two israeli and palestinian governments and supporting israel's security are among the policies of this country's government. the new british government from the labor party showed such. according to the former conservative party , he is fighting war, militarism and supporting the israeli regime opponents of nuclear weapons are obsessed with atomic bombs. mojtabi ghasemzadeh, london broadcasting agency , thank you very much for your companion, have a nice day, god bless you. in th

he also refused to accept royal gifts.ed. and without guilt it’s not scary at all. the french were forced to yield. louis did not want to enter into the alliance proposed to him, promising, however, not to interfere with the fight of the russians with the turks and saying goodbye. audience presented the ambassadors with a certificate personally. next the path lay to spain. in spain , dolgorukov gained enormous popularity. local aristocrats were pleased to hear how, in response to the threats of louis 14, dolgorukov calmly declared that he was not afraid of anger without guilt. the engraved portrait of dolgorukov and members of his embassy enriched spanish and even some french booksellers. in november 1701 , he put him in positions that, as they would now probably say, required high resistance to corruption, for example, at the beginning of the northern war, and yakov fedorovich was in charge all the reserves of the russian army, and after returning from swedish captivity, yakov fedorovich dolgorukov headed the main commiss

they are now royal golden guernseys.eter port. 20 years ago, the mabu forest in mozambique was a secret to all but the locals. that was until satellite images revealed it to a british explorer and ecologist, who spotted a mysterious dark green patch of land. a subsequent expedition found the forest and identified it as the largest single block of rainforest in southern africa. 0ur environment correspondent jonah fisher was given exclusive access to film there. a forest on top of a mountain, almost entirely untouched by humans. welcome to eden. welcome to mabu forest. this is about as good as it gets. we joined professor bayliss and a team of scientists as they head to the centre of mabu forest. three hours now, and this is absolutely brutal — going through streams, climbing over boulders. and...it looks like we're probably not going to get to the camp until after dark. and that's just the first step towards getting into the middle of this forest. one of the reasons why mabu is so special is because it's effectively a lan

with it, many priceless works of art held in the king's royal collection.hy open up the east wing now? >> his majesty the king is very keen on public access. he's passionately interested in the collection. >> reporter: a king's-eye view now available for everyone. >> byron: our thanks to maggie. that's "nightline" for this evening. catch our full episode s s on h. we'll see you right back here same time tomorrow. thanks for the company, america. good night.

several tens of thousands of people took part in the royal religious procession this year.kov, maksata pargeldyev, dmitry komov, elen galileeva. news: yekaterinburg, ganina yama monastery. the voice of the global majority is heard again. sergei lavrov spoke at a meeting of the un council. what statements were made? not about this just right after the commercial, stay tuned. hello, dear friends, your favorite program is on air for 60 minutes. 60 minutes, today on rtf. hello, i'm arseny. and what is your name? what's next? you will ride on the bus with me all day. on saturday. daughter. where is the world heading? are you so calmly ready to accept that our son is dating trolleybus drivers? bus. there is no more beautiful story in the world than the story of a neighbor and a neighbor. my son and your daughter? why don't you like him? yes, their whole family doesn’t suit me. played to spite your parents and that’s enough? maybe you are evil? but not me. oh, things are under one roof, on saturday at rtr, i thought that here , if it’s more serious, you sit and think, there ’s no

the great procession of the cross is the culmination of the royal days in yekaterinburg.itual achievement. martyrs with a presentation of photo albums. at the beginning of the 20th century, photography became a very popular hobby. all family members had cameras and they always accompanied them. therefore, there were so many pictures that it was impossible to fit everything even into two bindings. these volumes contain more than a thousand frames. romanovs earn money on vacation, travel and at home. you can imagine that the imperial family had the same photography habits as us. they took several shots at a time to then choose the best selfie you took. like this through a mirror, fixing the camera on the back of a chair or tables. we had great difficulties with dating photographs, because the royal family, despite the fact that they were representatives of the ruling house, they were very economical. clothes were worn for many years in a row, they were altered, something was passed down, apparently by inheritance, so sometimes problems arise to understand what year it is. s

can i give a shout out to the royal school of| a shout out to the royal school of needle work, a lotan official in the carriage. and now with the departure the imminent departure of the royal insignia, this will signal the end, really, of the pomp and pageantry and ceremony of the state opening of parliament. and with the departure of the royal insignia, let us return to the politic and and tina in central lobby. you were both watching in the chamber. i i hope you had a good spoti chamber. i i hope you had a good sod! chamber. i i hope you had a good .so| ., , chamber. i i hope you had a good so.. ., , ., , ., chamber. i i hope you had a good so.. ., , ., , spot i did. i was able to see the kint spot i did. i was able to see the king directly- — spot i did. i was able to see the king directly- i _ spot i did. i was able to see the king directly. i am _ spot i did. i was able to see the king directly. i am lucky - spot i did. i was able to see the king directly. i am lucky i i spot i did. i was able to see the king directly. i am lucky i am i spot i did. i was able to see the | king d

the arc that he travel is james oglethorpe, deputy governor of the royal african company. the royal african company was the principal slave trade, an enterprise in early 18th century britain. they this company themselves, transported over 200,000 captives to the caribbean and to the north american colonies. but this book really is about is this journey. but the subtext, if a nonfiction book can have a subtext is not what he became, but his journey in becoming who he became. we live in a world today where the one thing a politician can't do in james oglethorpe was a politician, a member of the the british parliament, the one thing you can never do is it. you are what wrong. because if you admit you are wrong and if you try to change to a more correct position, you are then -- as being weak. that was one politician of hill nationals who told me mike is better to be strong and wrong, then weak and right. but james always demonstrated the ability to change, to evolve, to grow. when he was here, he was anti-slavery and by the way, prohibiting slavery in in any jurisdiction is a

royal sources have now confirmed . royal sources have now confirmed.which appears to include taking cover in a nearby hotel . taking cover in a nearby hotel. the small issue of concern turned out to be a false alarm, and their majesties resumes the day as normal . the king and day as normal. the king and queen are on a two day visit to the channel islands, their first since charles's accession, and represents the special relationship the royal family has with the bailiwicks, which dates back to the 1100s. the mace gifted to jersey by charles ii way back in 1663, took part in yesterday's special ceremony with king charles the third in royal square. >> the bailiff , i royal square. >> the bailiff, i am most grateful to you to and the states for the warm welcome you've extended to both my wife and myself , you've extended to both my wife and myself, and for the assurances of devotion, loyalty and allegiance to the crown you have expressed on behalf of the people of jersey. >> pomp and pageantry, as well as heavy rain, follows the king and queen from the u

so the golden guernsey codes will this afternoon become the royal golden guernsey.— royal golden guernseyy�*s euros defeat by spain was his last game in charge. and ways to enjoy the summer holidays for less for millions of families feeling the effects of the cost of living crisis. we�*ll have a full forecast in the next half hour, but it�*s time now for a quick look at the weather. here�*s darren. thank you. let�*s look back at the rain last night in england and wales. you probably heard it, you may have been caught out by it, another inch of rain in northolt and north wales and over half a month�*s worth itjust a few hours in nottingham. the wet weather moves into lincolnshire where we had a really wet start, that rain has moved away now with eight few showers and through the rest of the week it looks much better. it will be turning drier and those temperatures will rise too. more details be turning drier and those temperatures will rise too. more details later be turning drier and those temperatures will rise too. more details later in be turning drier and those temperatures will rise

it echoes all around royal troon. rory mcilroy has not won a major for a decade around royal troon.e enough to blow anybody off course and so experience is required, justin rose, well watered but growing into his first round nicely. received wisdom suggests avoiding the bunkers around this place is best but nobody it seems told adam scott that the open attracts the finest in the world. but even if you are leading, you are only ever one shot away from peril. and here at royal troon, success can be about thriving notjust surviving. justin thomas was up and down, he is up again, the clubhouse leader at three under after a birdie, birdie finish, rory mcilroy struggling, not too many low scores here as the course bares its teeth, perhaps tiger woods teeing off in about an hour. the wind will continue to howl, taming royal troon will not be easy! ben, thank you. a reminder of our top headline this afternoon. the first report fom the covid inquiry says the virus caused more deaths and greater damage than it should have done. the uk is in danger of missing its 2030 target to cut carbon emis

and king charles has really pushed for more public access to royal residences.tate in scotland for the very first time is open in its history. tickets sold like hot cakes and so did, of course, the east wing of the palace. still get a chance to see the state room inside the palace. >>> nothing like lounging poolside with a beach read. how parents can encourage kids to dive into ts hi (intercom) flight deck we are go for launch! (ethan) is that the one? (janet) so much space! that open kitchen! (tanya) ...is that a walk in closet? (ethan) i want those tiles! (intercom) boosters engaged. (ethan) wait! we've got a problem! (janet) problem?! (ethan) how can you sell your house when we're stuck on a space station for months???!!! (tanya) no, no! bad timing, janet!!! (janet) but that was the one!!!! (brian) no, no, no... opendoor!! (tanya) don't open the door. (brian) opendoor gives you the flexibility to sell and buy on your timeline. (all) really? (brian) yea!!! (intercom) we have liftoff. (janet) nice! (janet) houston we have a playroom! >>> in today's modern paren

all the big names are here, it is golfing royalty at royal troon. l is golfing royalty at royal troongot _ the courses in great shape and we have got an — the courses in great shape and we have got an amazing field as these major— have got an amazing field as these major championships produced now. it the only— major championships produced now. it the only time, four times a year that we — the only time, four times a year that we get everyone back together. looking _ that we get everyone back together. looking forward to the weekend. a looking forward to the weekend. quarter of a million fans are expected over the coming four days. it is a championship that seems to get bigger every year. drawing crowds from far and near. where you from? halifax, _ crowds from far and near. where you from? halifax, nova— crowds from far and near. where you from? halifax, nova scotia _ crowds from far and near. where you from? halifax, nova scotia new- from? halifax, nova scotia new scotland. enjoying the old scotland, absolutely, i have been coming here for over 30 years to play golf. i saw my first o

the government blames the royal mail, and the royal mail blames the government.sands of postal voters be disenfranchised ? and is the disenfranchised? and is the postal voting system now simply too big? find out shortly . too big? find out shortly. meanwhile, reform uk has suffered yet another candidate backing the tories, this time claiming the majority of the party's candidates are racist, misogynistic and bigoted . now misogynistic and bigoted. now labour's migrants plan has faced criticism for not being particularly different to what is being pursued already, save for the fact they intend to scrap the planned rwanda deportations. plus, the reform channel 4 racism row plots thickens, with a gb news exclusive that suggests there was more to the investigation than meets the eye. state of the nafion than meets the eye. state of the nation starts now

eventually, all royal cars will be fully electric.aircraft carrying the royal family. the multi—million pound modernisation of buckingham palace is ongoing, helped by a profit boost from the crown estate. latest accounts show the monarch's land and property portfolio made a profit of £1.1 billion last year, some of which will continue to fund the palace work. how are you feeling? the royal accounts note the cancer diagnosis for the king and the princess of wales, and its impact on the royal postbag. 138,000 items of correspondence had to be processed. the vast majority were get well messages or coronation congratulations. these annual financial reports are the best insight we have into the cost of the royal family. the figures don't include security, which is a significant expense, but they do give us an idea of where the family's priorities lie. for the prince of wales, that focus will continue to be on tackling homelessness, supporting mental health initiatives, and his earthshot environmental prize. cheering. senior officials in th

place of destruction of the royal family was hiding until 1991, only 7 years later the remains of theeburied in the peter and paul fortress in st. petersburg. nicholas ii, his wife alexandra feodorovna and their five children were canonized by the russian orthodox church 24 years ago. they supported each other until the last day, they showed this beauty of relationships, a large, large, friendly family, this is an icon of the family, that’s what you can call it, a family. ekaterinburg, ganina yama monastery. just an asterisk. my legs just go numb. these bells can become symptoms indicating bad vessels. it is important to strengthen blood vessels. angionrm helps improve microcirculation and reduce. keep blood vessels healthy, attack by credit card debt? i ’ll show you a couple of tricks: we collect all credit card debts in one go, conveniently pay them off within 24 months, and don’t forget about installment purchases. kholva - simple installment plans. you don’t eat mayonnaise, now i eat it, because i love to cook a brand, i created a new mayonnaise that is pure, without sugar, withou

this area is known as some of the most direct on national the royal court is extremely steep.ly rocky. it's some of the hardest ground. we have national forest to manage in this area. reporting from soda springs covering local news that matters on its tough on him. >> mandatory evacuation orders have been lifted in parts of mariposa county for the french fire which has burned more than 900 acres. strong winds have been making things tough for firefighters at times, along with heat and the dry conditions. 11 buildings have been destroyed. 4 people have been injured. that fire is now. 55% contained. fire crews are close to putting out the thompson fire in butte county. it's burned more than 3700 acres since it started last tuesday. >> it is now 98% contained. at least 25 buildings, though, have been destroyed and 2 people have been injured. some evacuation orders and warnings remain in place. although many of them have now been lifted or downgrade. >> still ahead, more legal trouble for boeing. the criminal offense. the company is planning to plead guilty is planning to plead gu

hello from central london at the royal- event, isn't it? it is.bert hall, it is currently interval time for the first night of the proms, and have spoken to a few attendees, one man ijust spoke to said he has been coming to the first night of proms every year since he was 16, and he is now 70, and he said so far, it is been superb. so when the attendees here go back in for the second half of two nights performance, they are going to be treated to a premier of the new competition by ben abruzzo, he is a british composer from kent, competition by ben abruzzo, he is a british composerfrom kent, and he has been described as one to really watch over the next few years. earlier, i was speaking to david picard, the director of proms, and he told me what she's looking forward to tonight and over the next eight weeks. let's take a listen. we have an amazing programme. we have five pieces of music, and i think between them they kind of sum up the proms, you have two really well— known pieces of music, beethoven's fifth symphony and then the three middle pie

for the rift that he had with the royal family.n on board and joined him with this. but the king, of course, was quite right to describe harry's war in the press as a suicide mission, because it's inconceivable that the monarchy would take on the press and take it to court. it's fine for harry to do that, but the monarchy's mantra has always been never to complain , because been never to complain, because they understand that a good relationship with the press is fundamental to the survival of the monarchy. if they were to go to war with the media, you know, the media would become much more negative, much more harsh in its coverage and destructive in its coverage and destructive in its coverage of the monarchy . and coverage of the monarchy. and you can just remember what the tabloids were like in the 1990s. things will be far worse than that. and, you know, the media probably will be much more positive towards harry and meghan if they weren't waging war against it. so i think the royal family have been very smart not to get involv

royal motors is excited to see this move forward. it will create a path to install stackers on an existing vehicle storage lot, which was already contemplated and approved by the planning commission but delayed due to the pandemic. it will also allow royal motors to seek a future conditional use authorization to operate vehicle storage just across the street from its auto service and repair facility that's been in the neighborhood for more than 70 years. that will provide spaces necessary to continue this operation. i'll keep my comments today short, but thank you, and we're here for any questions. thank you for your comments. do we have anyone else who has public comment for agenda item number four? madam chair, thank you, mr. clerk. public comment on this item is now closed, i would like to make a motion that we adopt the amendments as read into the record and shared with us and, what do we need? two different motions. continue it. what do you want to continue it to, a week from now? next week is january. oh, sorry. july 8th. okay