or what you're seeing behind me later that old building that's the royal commission hall and that's where the last ceremony of this evening is underway and that's the actual formation of the body of the late king family fun i don't get it now before that we saw another ceremony where dignitaries from from thailand and from other countries all over the world and of course the royal family paid paid respects to the late king kong the pentagon your dead and then in the morning of course that elaborate procession that took the wire in from the grand palace where the king's body had been lying in state since his death more than a year ago took that urn around the palace and onto the royal commission ground that you see behind me for the ceremonies now you can hear the music behind me those are some cultural events that are going that are going on that have already started and they will run until tomorrow morning and they mark the end of the mourning period here in thailand which has lasted for more than one here. well to that point the talk to us about the significance of monarch pond for the

we can see behind me filled this is the royal commission hall and there is a religious ceremony on the holy right there at the moment maybe you can hear the chanting of the monks there are dignitaries from more than forty countries here amongst the former president of germany christiane wolf and also japanese prince and princes the king photon royalty from germany and all from germany sweden from europe of course. the queen the silvio. sweden's here for example clean like some out of the netherlands also and they're paying their respects to the lake right now in this ceremony that's going on right now they're putting down sandal with flowers which is. a custom here funeral that is here in thailand and you see that road here behind me this is where this elaborate procession passed through this morning that was led by now the king of the night son of a gentleman on who is now the king of that this is a procession which was passed in here and what you cannot see is that to the left and right of there are tens of thousands of people who have been waiting for a case here braving the rain br

the earlier partition plan even more favorable to the palestinians that resulted from the peel royal commission in one thousand thirty seven the palestinians were offered a state not all of palestine but in part and in one thousand thirty seven in the great majority of palestine and in one hundred forty seven half of palestine so it's not as if that was never on offer it wasn't offered it was an offer from the international community and it was rejected on that occasion thirty seven forty seven and then again and again when it was offered do you not know why do you really not understand why the indigenous population the native population of palestine which had been subjected to the influx of foreigners into its land foreigners with a sense of. who what went around behaving is the place where their own these indigenous people off to all this and off to british repression brutally of any kind of demonstration or protest. but against these foreigners coming into that country after all that you really think that the indigenous people would have said that's fine please give half my land to the invad

in sixty eighty nine queen mary the second commissions a christopher wren to draw up plans for royal naval hospital. the architects first draft met with disapproval because the thames would no longer have been visible from queen's members so rand had to go back to the drawing board the result was a building comprised of two weeks with the space center providing a clear view of the little queen's house. the motto of the royal naval hospital could have been ora at labadee prayed and what the royal chapel was billed as a place where the veterans of the crowns navy might find salvation. the interior of the carriage was designed by james athenian stuart and william muta. following a five hundred seventeen seventy nine they renovated the originally by rock church in classical stuff. made by samuel green's. seventeen eighty seven the organ is regarded as the finest in the whole of england today the melody played by the musical director of the modern chapel. viewed from the thames while naval hospital looks quite magnificent yet it enjoyed only moderate popularity with the to resit man who h

the acting edge,bert paterson, peter joann crampton of the royal canadian mounted police and acting assistant attorney general of the commission -- criminal division. i want to thank you all for being here. today we are pleased to announce to indictments that mark a milestone in our battle to stop fentanyl from entering the u.s. for the first time we have invited major chinese fentanyl traffickers who have been using the internet to transport fentanyl to drug traffickers and to individual customers in the u.s. this reflexive new and disturbing trend, part of the crisis we face here in the united states. war of our citizens are being killed by fentanyl. these are much more dangerous than heroin. a few grains of fentanyl can be a lethal dose. that more thanes 20,000 american citizens lost -- inlives in 20 weeks to 2016 lost their lives due to fentanyl. rising at ais dramatic rate. sentinel and phenyl analogues are coming into the country in numerous ways including shipments from factories in china direct to u.s. customers who make the purchases over the internet. the attorney general have made it a priority for us to combat this

a study commissioned by the royal college of nursing and the royal college of veterinary surgeons suggestsf amanda's adult life, she has smoked cigarettes, unsure of the potential damage it might be having on millie's health. when the children come, the grandchildren, i don't smoke. i'm happy to smoke when they're not here, just me and millie. i've always done it, never really thought that it would harm a pet. while experts say, just like humans, pets are at risk of second—hand smoke. so, for the first time, both human and veterinary professionals have teamed up to raise awareness. we already know not to smoke around our children, but we're asking you to think twice about where you smoke around your pets. so whether that be on the sofa, out in the car, or on the dog walk, just be aware of the damage that nicotine and smoke particles could be causing to your animals. campaigners say smoking around cats and dogs can increase their risk of developing cancers. smaller pets, like rabbits and guinea pigs, may be prone to eye and skin disease. that's better, isn't it? back to millie. to find out

a study commissioned by the royal college of nursing and the royal college of veterinary surgeons suggests live in a household where people smoke. ricky boleto reports. go on, millie. let's go in. millie is a chihuahua—jack russell cross, full of energy most of the time, and doesn't mind the camera. amanda cook adopted her two years ago. she is one in a million of a dog. she is my baby. for most of amanda's adult life, she has smoked cigarettes, unsure of the potential damage it might be having on millie's health. when the children come, the grandchildren, i don't smoke. i'm happy to smoke when they're not here, just me and millie. i've always done it, never really thought that it would harm a pet. while experts say, just like humans, pets are at risk of second—hand smoke. they often spend more time indoors, close to their owners, where they can breathe it in. so, for the first time, both human and veterinary professionals have teamed up to raise awareness. we already know not to smoke around our children, but we're asking you to think twice about where you smoke around your pets. so wheth

berlin it has a really fascinating history it was commissioned by frederick the great in seven hundred forty two so it's really old it used to be the royalopera house now it's the staatsoper the state opera but it's been through so much it's been through it's burned down it's been through bombing in world war two and each time it's risen from the ashes and in twenty ten they decided that it needed some major refurbishing and so they went about raising the ceiling which is quite unique to let the sounds travel better and that's just what they did i suggest we look at some images. this time it's all put on today lyndon first opened its doors two hundred seventy five years ago it's already undergone several of the holes and now it's about to reopen again the race for the all important last minute touches is the one. artistic director daniel barenboim has been waiting seven years for this moment. the white secondary to the all important acoustic. well i was amazed because it all sounded so wonderful and for my ears really the acoustics are ideal acoustics of your. longtime clarinetist in the house mathias calander puts the acoustics to the t

kenyatta central message to royal dingo will they come together and talk to each other or negotiate through something like the supreme court again or the electoral commission again our statement and our position to our friend that would be is that kenya is that constitutional democracy and every imaginable situation has been provided for by the constitution. whatever he's alleging about an election i don't know in ninety days he's nowhere in the constitution and no one person however important they think they are how popular they think they are can change the provisions of the constitution kenya is not the animal farm where there are. some that are more equal than others all of us the president included are subject to the constitution the constitution provides that there will be i will run within sixty days that is what happened on the twenty think part of the last week and can i will move on from there there will be no election in ninety days there will be no discussion on matters to do with the election we will have dialogue with mr on other matters not matter that have been funded by the people of kenya in their. will in a ballot will have to wait and s