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it tied up with the royal family.ncess diana was in a relationship with his son, number two we know that mohamed al—fayed had been having closer ties to british royal family. al—fayed had been having closer ties to british royalfamily. some people say that this is something that he had courted himself. he had sponsored events like the windsor horror show and then saw that relationship with his son dodi al—fayed and princess diana and in the wake of that grief we did see play out very openly, he did also give evidence of his at times he had stated that he believed that the death of his son and of princess diana was a murder by quote unquote the establishment. he gave evidence at an inquiry and inquest and that was both burnout by british and french governments. i was both burnout by british and french governments.— was both burnout by british and french governments. i want to bring in gareth russell _ french governments. i want to bring in gareth russell who _ french governments. i want to bring in gareth russell who i

>> james royal family , the >> not james royal family, the monarchy. monarch agreed ? which which monarch agreed? which monarch agreed, she said . this monarch agreed, she said. this is a family. the uk monarchy. >> it's the uk monarchy . >> it's the uk monarchy. >> it's the uk monarchy. >> that's like saying that every german should pay reparations for hitler. >> well, the point of it is that the uk believes that a crown can be inherited from one person to the next person based on nothing apart from their blood or that's not true. it's right . sorry. not true. it's right. sorry. >> being very, very >> you're being very, very invasive right now not invasive right now and not allowing me speak because allowing me to speak because every over each every time we speak over each other, you're every time you're a . and the thing a historian. and the first thing you said royal family you said was the royal family has no links to slavery. so you're very not you're not you're very not you're not you're good historian you're not a very good historian in that way

famous highland games in scotland, takes place every september and is considered a favourite of the royal familyor the first time as king and queen. no royal family summer break in scotland is complete without a visit to the braemar highland gathering. # god save our gracious king...# the king was wearing a kilt made from the newly created king charles iii tartan, as he watched this celebration of highland culture and traditions. the king first came here as a young boy with his mother, queen elizabeth. she was a regular spectator throughout her 70—year reign and the images of her here with her family were a view of her at her most relaxed. this year's gathering is the first since her death last september and the memories of queen elizabeth remain strong. one of the everlasting memories i have is the whole royal family in there, watching i think it was the sack race and the little kiddies, and whatever happened everybody was bursting with laughter. that memory will stay with me for a long time. that tradition of seeing the royal family at its most informal continued today. since 1832, kings and q

royal family, but i think it i those ideas, not necessarily the royal family, but i think it is i royaly. maybe we will feature some of the 15 finalists who are _ actually. maybe we will feature some of the 15 finalists who are selected i of the 15 finalists who are selected on tomorrow's programme. thank you for coming on and setting some of that out. we will take a short break and the other side of the break, we will talk about the developing story, the row between canada and india over the death of a seek in british columbia. and also, charging for twitter, would you pay? hello there. it has been a very wet and windy day for a number of you today. we had some large, impressive waves running in of cardigan bay, pummelling the coastline of west wales. and it was wales that had some of the strongest wind gusts — 68 mile an hour gusts there in aberdaron. and some of these strong winds have been causing a few issues. earlier on today the m48 severn crossing was shut during the morning and the m4 crossing has been running with some speed restrictions as well. this area of low pressure cont

>> james royal family , the >> not james royal family, the monarchy. onarch agreed ? which which monarch agreed? which monarch agreed, she said . this monarch agreed, she said. this is a family. the uk monarchy. >> it's the uk monarchy . >> it's the uk monarchy. >> it's the uk monarchy. >> that's like saying that every german should pay reparations for hitler. >> well, the point of it is that the uk believes that a crown can be inherited from one person to the next person based on nothing apart from their blood or that's not true. it's right . sorry. not true. it's right. sorry. >> being very, very >> you're being very, very invasive right now not invasive right now and not allowing me speak because allowing me to speak because every over each every time we speak over each other, you're every time you're a . and the thing a historian. and the first thing you said royal family you said was the royal family has no links to slavery. so you're very not you're not you're very not you're not you're good historian you're not a very good historian in that way.

the former harrods owner courted the establishment, befriended the royal family, and longed for britishitizenship. his son dodi was killed alongside princess diana in paris in 1997. among other ventures, al fayed used to own the fulham footbal club, who confirmed his passing to the bbc. in a statement his successor said: on behalf of everyone at fulham football club, i send my sincere condolences to the family and friends of mohamed al—fayed upon the news of his passing at age 94. the story of fulham cannot be told without a chapter on the positive impact of mr al—fayed as chairman. his legacy will be remembered for our promotion to the premier league, a europa league final, and moments of magic by players and teams alike. everyone associated with fulham owes mohamed a debt of gratitude for what he did for our club. daniela relph looks back now at al fayed's life. mohammed al—fayed, once the proud owner of harrods, the world's most famous department store who yearned to be part of the british establishment. born in egypt, he married the sister of billionaire arms dealer adnan khashoggi

he went on to buy fulham football club and courted the royal family.egan a relationship with diana, princess of wales, it seemed mohammed al—fayed had finally won a place at the highest levels of british society. but when dodi and diana were killed in paris, he insisted they'd been murdered by mi6. the claims were investigated by the police and a coroner and found to be without substance. outside the court, he clung to conspiracy theories. the evidence doesn't back you up, does it, mr al—fayed? the evidence. what evidence ? i am not talking to you because you are a bloody idiot! you are part of the establishment and your journalists belong — you work for mi... you work for mi6, you idiot! combative and increasingly embittered, mohamed al—fayed spent so many of his later years determined to destroy an establishment he'd once been so keen to join. as we heard, al—fayed used to own the fulham football club. it's released a statement from his successor. earlier, my colleague sumi somaskanda spoke with royal historian gareth russell, who described mohamed a

as the royal family repair for the first anniversary of the queen's death.news. stay with us here on bbc news. hello. the weather is set to feel decidedly like summer over the next few days but there is one small reminder that we are now into september. a bit of a more autumnal and murky start to sunday with mist and fog patches in places. a completely different type of weather in the far north of the uk. the stripe of cloud on the earlier satellite image is a frontal system which will continue to bring outbreaks of rain in the far north of scotland. it will be breezy here as well. further south, under the influence of high pressure with light winds, there are some mist and fog patches around across parts of england, wales, northern ireland, south—west scotland, tending to lift and clear through the morning. then we will see long spells of sunshine, although it may turn a little hazy at times with some high cloud in the sky. our frontal system in the far north of scotland still bringing some outbreaks of rain and a brisk breeze. with some shelter from the br

that tradition of seeing the royal family at its most informal continued today.visitors here to see the traditional games of the highlands. but this year was, perhaps, bittersweet. as the royal family prepare for the first anniversary of the death of the queen, she was one of this event's most loyal supporters. daniela relph, bbc news. stay with us here on bbc news. hello, the weather is set to field decidedly summer like over the next few days. but there is a small reminder that we are now into september. a little more autumnal. a murky start on sunday with mist and fog patches in places. and a completely different type of weather in the far north of the uk, this stripe of cloud is a frontal system continuing to bring rain in the far north of scotland, breezy here. but light winds further south, some mist and fog patches across parts of england, wales, northern ireland, south—west scotland, tending to lift and clear through the morning. then we will see long spells of sunshine, although it may turn hazy at times with high cloud in the sky. 0urfrontal system in f

for several months since the release of his memoirs, railists have been arguing that the royal familyall subjects. it seems. this idea is untenable for the british royal family, the situation is as follows that the less they appear in public, the less the public demands that they do not appear at all so that it is not surprising that there were no official mourning events on the anniversary of the death of elizabeth ii. king. karl ruled this day quietly and not in front of people. and if he succeeds, then elizaveta and polina timofeeva, the television company ntv london, will rule for the remaining time just as quietly. let us now return to the topic of the development of the far east. the government is taking active measures to support this part of the country, in particular. mikhail announced this in yakutia mishustin at a meeting with deputy prime ministers. t is the priority development territory of yakutia, for its residents there are attractive conditions for doing business, including the establishment of appropriate tax benefits for insurance premiums , the technical capabiliti

he really craved, we saw hints of this, he craved the connections with the british royal family. e royals. he actually invited diana on a trip to st tropez in the summer of 1997 and she got to get away from the public glare on his yacht. and became very close to him. there were reported to the time that she liked him because he was himself around her. and we heard that he was in a strong character and i think she liked that. she also liked the privacy that his wealth enabled her to receive when they were on this holiday. and of course it was when she was with mohamed al—fayed that she was with mohamed al—fayed that she got to know his son and when they died in the car crash in august 1997 it was then that mohamed al—fayed really turned against this british establishment and of the royal family doubt he had sold wanted to be a part of and close to. and interestingly, when he was at the royal courts ofjustice where the royal courts ofjustice where the quest to place, it was there that he said that this was his moment where you can actually talk about the conspiracy. he was sure to h

for several months since the release of his memoirs, railists have been arguing that the royal familytionships for all subjects. it seems that this idea is untenable among the british royal family, the situation is such that the less they appear in public, the less the public demands that they do not appear at all, so it is not surprising that there were no official mourning events on the anniversary of the death of elizabeth ii. king. karl ruled this day quietly and not in front of people. and if he succeeds, he will spend the rest of his time just as quietly. elizaveta herzen boris halfin and polina timofeeva television company ntv london triumph ended the tour of the russian army theater in the hero city of sevastopol at each show full house no extra tickets, the public was presented with the flying ship marriage a house for demolition, when will i return the gray zone and other productions in 9 days were shown 12 performances and 10 events were held, including evenings dedicated to the heroes of russia, creative meetings of theater artists, concert programs for nakhimov residents,

that tradition of seeing the royal family at its most informal continued today.anniversary of the death of the queen, she was one of this event's most loyal supporters. daniela relph, bbc news. finally, a sea otter fit for a talent show. nine—year—old juno, who lives in oregon zoo, is a big fan of basketball. her keepers taught her how to put a ball through a hoop to help keep herjoints moving as she gets older. juno can also dribble, but may not be ready for the nba. stay with us here on bbc news. hello there. it will be like summer but we are into september. a murky start on sunday with mist and fog patches in places. and a completely different type of weather in the far north of the uk, this sleight of cloud is a frontal system continuing to bring rain in the far north of scotland, breezy here. but light winds further south, some missed out upon patches across parts of england, wales, northern ireland, south—west scotland, tending to lift and clear through the morning. then we will see long spells of sunshine, although it may turn hazy at times with high cloud

so are the royal family realising that putting her front and centre is a pr winner ? top royal centre is a pr winner? top royal author angela levin will be here with expert analysis . s. we'll with expert analysis. s. we'll bnng with expert analysis. s. we'll bring you a first look at tomorrow's newspaper front pages and i'll be asking jim davidson if broomsticks will fly before j.k. rowling gets cancelled for her trans views as two hours of big opinion, big debate and big entertainment. this is mark dolan. tonight. you're watching gb news, britain's news channel i didn't expect to be sat here tonight. i was going to wash my hair and watch coronation street's . but unless you've been street's. but unless you've been living under a rock or don't have internet access , you'll be have internet access, you'll be aware that gb news presenter laurence fox appeared on the channel last night and made some offensive comments about the journalist ava evans free speech is everything wrong? but it comes with response , ability. comes with response, ability. anything you say or wri

so are the royal family realising that putting her front and centre is a pr winner ? top royal centre is a pr winner? top royal author angela levin will be here with expert analysis . s. we'll with expert analysis. s. we'll bnng with expert analysis. s. we'll bring you a first look at tomorrow's newspaper front pages and i'll be asking jim davidson if broomsticks will fly before j.k. rowling gets cancelled for her trans views as two hours of big opinion, big debate and big entertainment. this is mark dolan. tonight. you're watching gb news, britain's news channel i didn't expect to be sat here tonight. i was going to wash my hair and watch coronation street's . but unless you've been street's. but unless you've been living under a rock or don't have internet access , you'll be have internet access, you'll be aware that gb news presenter laurence fox appeared on the channel last night and made some offensive comments about the journalist ava evans free speech is everything wrong? but it comes with response , ability. comes with response, ability. anything you say or wri

we royal family and towards britain in general, i would say.— general, i would say.are still watching live _ general, i would say. we are still watching live pictures _ general, i would say. we are still watching live pictures of - general, i would say. we are still watching live pictures of king - watching live pictures of king charles and queen camilla on the flight deck, or they were there, on the hms iron duke. just highlighting the hms iron duke. just highlighting the defence ties between france and the defence ties between france and the uk. many people have gathered, well, if you come on the quayside to welcome them, but these pictures as well being shown here on the bbc and on other networks to because when the royal family is on the move on other networks to because when the royalfamily is on the move it is something that is often followed very closely. we talked a lot yesterday about the address to the french parliament. particularly stood out to you the address? what stood out to you the address? what stood out to you the address? what stood out to you the

that tradition of seeing the royal family at its most informal continue today. to see the traditional games of the highlands. but this year was perhaps bittersweet, as the royal family prepare for the first anniversary of the queen's death. she was one of this event's most loyal supporters. daniela relph, bbc news. finally, to a sea otter fit for a talent show. 9—year—old juno, who lives in oregon zoo, is a big fan of basketball. her keepers taught her how to put a ball through a hoop to help keep herjoints moving as she gets older. although she's a super star in the pool, she may not be ready for the nba court. stay with us here on bbc news. hello. the weather is set to feel decidedly summer—like over the next few days but there is one small reminder that we are now into september. a bit of a more autumnal and murky start to sunday with mist and fog patches in places. a completely different type of weather in the far north of the uk. the stripe of cloud on the earlier satellite image is a frontal system which will continue to bring outbreaks of rain in the far

weaver coming to you live from temperature ray a, the historic birthplace of the royal family the beginningthe saudi kingdom about. 12 miles north west the capital city of riyadh we will have much more on minutes. stories making headlines lack home. house republicans plan to hold their next hearing next week in their impeachment inquiry into president biden over his family's business dealings. the september 28th session is expected to focus on constitutional and legal questions that surround allegations of the president's involvement in his son hunter's overseas finances. the white house is calling the effort by the house republicans extreme politics at its worst. president biden says the world must unite around ukraine and its fight against russian invaders. the president making that comment during a speech to the united nations general assembly today. he is, however, being criticized for failing to pay enough attention to the southern border crisis at home. the biden administration is changing its mind about trying to mediate the united auto workers strike against the big three detroit au

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in fact , the and brickbats in fact, the and brickbats thrown at the royal family in this country from harry, the world's least happy millionaire. have cemented the popularity of the remaining royals. and to a man and woman, they have very wisely stayed silent in relation to the unending attacks from california, ignoring this right royal cry—baby b and whilst top royal cry—baby b and whilst top royal insider charles brandreth is right to point out that prince harry's behaviour would have caused the queen huge distress if she were here today , she would also be gratified by the current state of the monarchy in this country and the overwhelming from the overwhelming support from the pubuc overwhelming support from the public that it continues to enjoy. all thanks to the foundations laid by elizabeth over seven decades. but like those crown jewels that adorn her head, the queen was an irreplaceable gem . there is so irreplaceable gem. there is so much to miss. we miss her smile. we miss her grace. we miss her elegance. we miss her measured judgement, her infinite wisdom. we miss her tarta

in fact , the and brickbats in fact, the and brickbats thrown at the royal family in this country from harry, the world's least happy millionaire. have cemented the popularity of the remaining royals. and to a man and woman, they have very wisely stayed silent in relation to the unending attacks from california, ignoring this right royal cry—baby b and whilst top royal cry—baby b and whilst top royal insider charles brandreth is right to point out that prince harry's behaviour would have caused the queen huge distress if she were here today , she would also be gratified by the current state of the monarchy in this country and the overwhelming from the overwhelming support from the pubuc overwhelming support from the public that it continues to enjoy. all thanks to the foundations laid by elizabeth over seven decades. but like those crown jewels that adorn her head, the queen was an irreplaceable gem . there is so irreplaceable gem. there is so much to miss. we miss her smile. we miss her grace. we miss her elegance. we miss her measured judgement, her infinite wisdom. we miss her tarta

today , several valuable relics related to the last days of the life of the royal family are kept in her house. in addition to this, ulga andreevna keeps maria feodorovna’s sacvoyage, in which she took personal jewelry and jewelry from russia after maria feodorovna’s death. the english royal family organized a whole special operation to buy her jewelry without an auction. at the best price, the operation was successful in in the presence of one of maria feodorovna's daughters , ksenia, the jewelry was sealed and transported to the english embassy, ​​and six months later they were delivered to the vinsovsky castle. so the english king and his family became the owners of the diamonds of the mother of nicholas ii, who was killed by the bolsheviks. the special secret agent who lured the jewelry from ksenia was none other than pyotr lvovich mark, the last minister of finance of the russian empire, miraculously escaped in exile, became an adviser to the director of a british bank at the request of king george v went to denmark and gave ksenia an invitation to live in the royal cottage . ks

yeah i think other members of the royal family have been doing more and supporting the pass mark could>> wow . princess royal. well, >> wow. princess royal. well, she deserves a high mark because she's the hardest, hardest working member of the royal family. she's a no no nonsense princess. she's her father's daughter. and she is the best queen we never had. and you have given her an eight. >> there we go . what about the >> there we go. what about the heirs to the throne? william and kate? >> well, you know , i have to >> well, you know, i have to give william and kate the best votes because they are our king and queen in waiting . are they? and queen in waiting. are they? kate has not put a foot wrong . kate has not put a foot wrong. give them nine out of ten. >> okay. what's your rating out of ten for prince edward paul? we haven't seen much of him, have we? >> no, we haven't. but, you know, they now have the title, the very special title of the duke and duchess edinburgh , duke and duchess of edinburgh, very the queen. she very special for the queen. she was the duchess of edinburg

he is kept to the traditions that we expect the royal family— traditions that we expect the royal familyility that i think— continuity and stability that i think we _ continuity and stability that i think we turn to the queen for, is now embodied in the king. and think we turn to the queen for, is now embodied in the king. and as you sa , there now embodied in the king. and as you say. there has— now embodied in the king. and as you say, there has been _ now embodied in the king. and as you say, there has been a _ now embodied in the king. and as you say, there has been a sense _ now embodied in the king. and as you say, there has been a sense of - say, there has been a sense of continuity in the reign of king charles. it seems to have gone quite smoothly. do think there are any differences as to how he has approach the role, and how he has spent a year becoming a custard to the role, to think there will be changes? —— becoming accustomed to the role. do you think will be any changes? the role. do you think will be any chances? , _ the role. do you think will be any chances? _ , , the ro

so can the sussexes rebrand and or is their only currency dishing the dirt on the royal family?ent at the sun, charles charles. guys, i charles rea charles. guys, i must admit i have not. charles, are you there? are you there? yes, he is there. charles i haven't watched this series, i must admit. have you most of it, actually. >> yeah. you have. >> yeah. you have. >> and what were your thoughts ? >> and what were your thoughts? >> and what were your thoughts? >> well, i thought it was very, very good because it was about the invictus games. >> it's about soldiers who've served their country very, very well. and as a result, have had some dreadful injuries where i depart from liking it a lot. >> and harry's involvement is when he turns up to be moaning minnie again and start slagging off the, you know, the british press for not doing enough to cover these these these trips, which is absolutely ridiculous. as you've seen in the papers over the last few days. >> and again, you know, having a p0p >> and again, you know, having a pop at his family saying there was no one around, you

yeah i think other members of the royal family have been doing more and supporting the pass mark could>> wow . princess royal. well, >> wow. princess royal. well, she deserves a high mark because she's the hardest, hardest working member of the royal family. she's a no no nonsense princess. she's her father's daughter. and she is the best queen we never had. and you have given her an eight. >> there we go . what about the >> there we go. what about the heirs to the throne? william and kate? >> well, you know , i have to >> well, you know, i have to give william and kate the best votes because they are our king and queen in waiting . are they? and queen in waiting. are they? kate has not put a foot wrong . kate has not put a foot wrong. give them nine out of ten. >> okay. what's your rating out of ten for prince edward paul? we haven't seen much of him, have we? >> no, we haven't. but, you know, they now have the title, the very special title of the duke and duchess edinburgh , duke and duchess of edinburgh, very the queen. she very special for the queen. she was the duchess of edinburg

. >>> and a 175-year-old tradition has come to an end for britain's royal family.lows members of the royal family to hunt and fish on a scottish estate has ended. the new owner of the estate says he plans to revamp the property and wants it to be used for commercial shooting. there are reportedly no hard feelings between the parties. >>> coming up on "cbs mornings," nate burleson trains with the u.s. secret service for a never-before-seen look inside one of the most elite law enforcement units in america. >>> i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." . this is the "cbs morning news." ♪ zyrtetec! ♪ works s hard at hohour one anand twice asas hard whenen you take e it again the e next day.. so betetty can be e the... barcode bebeat conductctor. let's s be more than our a allergies!! and fofor fast, alallergy ref with a powowerful decocongest, try zyzyrtec-d. feelining sluggishsh or weieighed down?n? it couldld be a signgn that your d digestive s system isn't atat its best.t. metamucil l gummies mamake ity toto get the f fiber you n n. promotining your dig

this . take a look at this. >> one of the points you're going to be making today is about our royal familythat it's not just about the finances involved here in terms of reparations slavery. >> about gestures and >> it's about the gestures and you that the british royal you think that the british royal family big family should make a big gesture, what you gesture, don't you? what do you mean? a palace to mean? hand over a palace to your country ? well, phil, what did country? well, phil, what did you make of that ? you make of that? >> well, i think it's only good morning britain who stirred this up. but most people were concentrating on the earthshot prize and most people saying how popular william was and how well he meeting members of he was doing, meeting members of the to members the public went to see members of department and even of the fire department and even saying he's turned another of the fire department and even sayisymbol turned another of the fire department and even sayisymbol again! another of the fire department and even sayisymbol again in another of the fire departmen

this . take a look at this. >> one of the points you're going to be making today is about our royal familythat it's not just about the finances involved here in terms of reparations slavery. >> about gestures and >> it's about the gestures and you that the british royal you think that the british royal family big family should make a big gesture, what you gesture, don't you? what do you mean? a palace to mean? hand over a palace to your country ? well, phil, what did country? well, phil, what did you make of that ? you make of that? >> well, i think it's only good morning britain who stirred this up. but most people were concentrating on the earthshot prize and most people saying how popular william was and how well he meeting members of he was doing, meeting members of the to members the public went to see members of department and even of the fire department and even saying he's turned another of the fire department and even sayisymbol turned another of the fire department and even sayisymbol again! another of the fire department and even sayisymbol again in another of the fire departmen

tomato paste, butter and mustard , wow, what a beauty this is, romanov, mom, did you rob the royal familye. it's very tasty, help yourself. good morning, my name is yaroslav krossienko, this is news, we have only the most important things at this hour. that's it, well-trodden paths end, tanks that cannot be stopped, like russian ones combat vehicles are operating in the krasnolimansk direction. this is more and more evidence that the undermining of the northern stream is the work of washington. about the underwater terrorist attack on the un security council, whether there are any results from the investigation into the explosion.

we first heard that members royal family that members of the royal family were dropping were essentiallyway up scotland to be with up to scotland to be with the queen. then we heard that prince harry and meghan markle would be flying scotland to join flying up to scotland to join family . then harry and family members. then harry and meghan's team backtracked and said it was only prince harry who'd be flying to scotland. who'd be flying up to scotland. but signs suggested but all these signs suggested that serious was that something very serious was happening at balmoral. and then, of course, we got the very sad news at 630. and i was actually in luton airport trying to get one of the last flights to scotland , to aberdeen, so i scotland, to aberdeen, so i could speak to you the following day from outside the gates of balmoral castle. but when the statement from buckingham palace dropped in my emails at 630, it was surreal because there was a couple of minutes delayed between me getting it and everyone receiving it on their phones via various news alerts. and you could just see the passe

it's the church or the government royal family government or the royal family we royal family have they anymore , no. >> not anymore, no. >> not anymore, no. >> they were jewish. >> they were jewish. >> but so i think that's some balance does need to be added because i apologising never really solves anything. adam and i know exactly what you mean. it comes from comes a good comes from it comes from a good place, what you're saying. but it never, ever appeases anybody. and used word shame and adam used the word shame earlier is what and adam used the word shame earlier capitalising s what and adam used the word shame earlier capitalising on.hat and adam used the word shame earlier capitalising on. we are they're capitalising on. we are continuously told to be shameful of our past, and that is only going to crumble our future if we carry on the same past where we carry on the same past where we stopped slavery, where we spent millions , beat the, all spent millions, beat the, all these things. but millions these old things. but millions specifically slavery, specifically about slavery, m

so actually, family costs actually, the royal family costs the state less than we pay.s that's such weak argument. >> and that's not actually anything nice . anything nice. >> you know, see. we can get >> you know, i see. we can get the like, you know , i used >> i did like, you know, i used to like the royal family all they were like , i like the they were like, i like the nannder they were like, i like the narinder kaur. >> let's play. let's play an exercise. okay. you got anything nice to say about the monarchy? exercise. okay. you got anything nic<|'m say about the monarchy? exercise. okay. you got anything nic<|'m hoping»ut the monarchy? exercise. okay. you got anything nic<|'m hoping prince monarchy? exercise. okay. you got anything nic<|'m hoping prince william|y? >> i'm hoping prince william will put everything right because i the younger because i think the younger generation at prince william. >> will they forgive ? >> will they forgive? >> will they forgive? >> think if he apologises >> so i think if he apologises the colonised, forgive the colonisers, the mi

the royal family is known and loved before as pomp and circumstance. and also perhaps for being modest toby, seeing that modesty one year on, i mean, he didn't feel like this was a grand affair in terms of how the country remembered the late queen. or of course, we will remember the ground events that you were firing to the jubilee 70 years of a queen on the throne being one, the funeral of the coordination of king charles, all of which we reported on a dw shoot shoot event. nothing like that. today though, i think the world family would describe this as a more respectful, private occasion. not suddenly how it was built to all of the full today that members at the family would take time to reflect privately. they did not gather together that would know big events. and as you mentioned that king tall he was in scotland, it's not the way he's been spending the summer. he mocked it with the press service . he will say when townsend spoke to a number of well wishes fixing, i think a lot of people would say because that indeed as you mentioned was what the

the royal family is known and loved as for as pomp and circumstance. and also perhaps for being modest toby, seeing that modesty one year on, i mean, he didn't feel like this was a grand affair in terms of how the country remembered the late queen. or of course, we will remember the ground events that you were starting to use the jubilee 70 years of a queen on the throne being won the funeral of the coordination of king charles, all of which we reported on the dw huge, huge events, nothing like that. today though, i think the world family would have described this as a more respectful private occasion. not suddenly how it was billed to all of this full today. that members of the family would take time to reflect privately. they did not gather together that with no big events. and as you mentioned that king charles he was in scotland. that's why he's been spending the summer. he mocked it with the press service. he will say when townsend spoke to a number of well wishes fixing, i think a lot of people would say because that indeed as you mentioned was w

the royal family will spend the day privately.e to her motherjust below the one of her father from 1955. now, the country she served for so long will look for a fitting way to remember her. daniela relph, bbc news. a meteor has been filmed streaking across the night sky in turkey. the green shafts of light were caught on camera as it passed over the city of erzurum and gumushane province in the east of the country. stay with us here on bbc news. hello there. it was a rather misty and murky start to the day. we had some quite dense fog patches first thing this morning, but much of that has tended to lift up and clear away. and for many of us, we've got some sunshine out there. this was the scene a bit earlier on in cheshire, some lovely blue skies, a bit of cloud over the hills in the distance. and its higher pressure which is going to keep things settled and drier today for most of us, just this weather front affecting the far north of scotland. some outbreaks of rain at times and a rather brisk south—westerly wind here as well. t

the royal family will spend day privately.r, just below the one of her father from 1955. now the country she served for so long will look for a fitting way to remember her. daniela relph, bbc news. we leave you this half hour with a look at the dozens of hot—air balloons taking off from a park in colorado springs. about 70 hot—air balloons take part in the annual event. it's part of a three—day celebration of the labor day holiday weekend here in the us. they range in size from 25 to 35 feet tall and are flown using a liquid propane burner. stay with us here on bbc news. that's all from us here in washington. we leave you with these live pictures of london as we hand over to our colleagues there. thank you for your company, i will see you soon. hello. we have a very warm week of weather in prospect. in fact, it could turn out to be some of the warmest weather of the year so far. the highest temperature we recorded over the summer was all the way back injune at 32.2 celsius. this week we are expected to get to 30 celsius, but s

the past year has seen continued issues within the royal family.ampaign by anti—monarchists and the continuing need for the monarchy to engage effectively with all the parts and people of the kingdom. it is, in 2023, an extraordinary anomaly that we have this privileged family. we've been fortunate with most of them most of the time. but the idea that they should continue to live a very privileged life is one that is onlyjustified by a public understanding that in return we are getting good value from people who serve us without reservation, who put their duty before their personal convenience. if that belief slips and, in the past, as prince of wales, it jolly nearly slipped, i think then the monarchy could be in trouble. and that, in a nutshell, from a former member of the royal household, sets out the task facing king charles iii and those who succeed him. nicholas witchell, bbc news. the king also released this photo, which has been described as a favourite of his mother, taken by cecil beaton in 1968. it accompanied an audio message, in which

think it will cause a fallout with charles because he's very keen on the modernisation of the royal familyell underway, where it is going to ruffle a lot of feathers going to be lot of feathers is going to be in establishment that's in the establishment that's there already, which comes from a whitehall a military or whitehall background , you know, and some background, you know, and some people say tongue in cheek at background, you know, and some peo palace, tongue in cheek at background, you know, and some peo palace, thejue in cheek at background, you know, and some peo palace, the palace heek at background, you know, and some peo palace, the palace still at the palace, the palace still operates using windows . 1066. operates using windows. 1066. >> and whoever this person is, this man or this woman , they're this man or this woman, they're going to be have to be one tough cookie because they'll be going to be coming in at a level of a ceo above the private secretary. and they're going to be running it like a company, a corporation. this is william and catherine setting out their stall