, whose main duty is to carry a decorative guard, near the royal palace is prestigious not becauseform is beautiful or often on tv just show the norwegians adore their king. and the people's workers' party, the scandinavian version of the communists and even the republicans. achieving a majority in parliament will never put on the agenda the question of the abolition of the monarchy in norway, the only claim of the people to their king is his modesty. norwegians would like to read every day in the newspapers or see on tv what their monk eats, what he reads or watches how he brings up his grandchildren. does he give them money for ice cream? well, and other cute royal details. king norway is a very good person and we all know how much he does for the country and people. i think it's better to have one king forever while he's alive than to choose a new president every 4 years and get used to him. the norwegian monarch is not just the most modest, he is the most low-budget in europe. this is also noticeable in the scale of his residence. we have a palace of culture of railway workers,

they bombed a military ceremony and killed four royal guards of the shenfein party, which has now come to power in northern ireland, has traditionally been accused of london in connection with the irish terrorists. but now this party is threatening london with a political explosion of a different nature as a result of their activities, britain may disintegrate in a constitutional way as a result of brexit, northern ireland has de facto found itself in the same economic space with the republic of ireland, and it has been separated from britain by a customs border at sea. do you believe that a referendum on secession from britain is possible within the next 10 years, although it needs the consent of london but london for now is optimistic and believes that such permission will not be required of them. if you look at the results in northern ireland, 58% voted either for parties that are supported by the union or for parties that do not support constitutional changes. according to the 1998 document, a referendum is possible if it turns out that the majority of citizens on both sides of the

they bombed the military ceremonies and killed four royal guards of the shenfein party, which has now in northern ireland has traditionally been accused by london in connection with irish terrorists. but now it is the party that threatens london with an explosion of a different political nature as a result, and where britain's activities may fall apart in a constitutional way as a result.

sure she will look her best but now more details about the security scandal surrounding those royal guardsat buckingham palace here. the guys wearing the bearskin hats and red coats for now they are just red faced. after a stunning security preach involving royal guardsman. >> intruder pretending to be a priest reportedly spent the night in the barracks. >> reporter: it happened at windsor castle, the site of prince philip's funeral last year and harry and meghan's wedding. gaining access to the barracks and the trust of the guards world famous for coats and large hats the man arrived last wednesday evening posing as a priest he allegedly spent the night eating and drinking and was even given a bed for the night. only in the morning at 9:20 a.m. the alarm was raised with police and intruder removed interest the barracks memories of a buckingham palace intruder 40 years ago. portrayed in the crowd. >> my name is michael. >> oh get out. >> i have promise you have nothing to fear from me. >> he was able to reach the queen's bedroom. she famously kept him talking until help arrived. >> what do

and prince william taking center stage, royal guard preparing for the trouping of the color ceremony, so good to have you. i'm not going to follow will's advice and ask you about who won the war in 1776, i'm going to start with, i'm going to start with what i want to know about with you today and that is explain to americans why this is a big deal that prince william is taking over these duties. >> piers: first let me wish you all a very happy memorial day, and my brother was actually, i discussed him on "fox and friends" last week, retired as a british army colonel but he was in afghanistan when joey suffered his injuries in 2010, so he served alongside a lot of americans in afghanistan, so wish everybody, including joey, thank you for your service and every american who served and everyone in britain as well who served alongside the americans. it's a special day, we certainly acknowledge over here in england as well. after the platinum jubilee, there is big breaking news, actually, which just happened seconds before i came on air, quite a big deal. archbishop of canterbury, the sen

royal gallery. as the yeomen of the guard and the heralds wait to start the procession. are here for the first time, getting a taste of the colour and the pageantry of the state opening of parliament. there is nothing quite like it. so, the state trumpeters, the signal of the fact that we are in the royal section of the palace, and all of these ceremonials that we will see shortly is there to demonstrate the fact that while the sovereign can go where ever he or she wishes in this part of the palace, that to enter the chamber of the commons is not something that is allowed. it is not something that is allowed. it is not something that is welcome. so when demonic�*s representative, black rod in this instance, is to summon members of parliament, black rod will find that the door of the house of commons is closed —— when demonic�*s representative. that is the statement of the independence of the statement of the independence of the chamber. they will come of their own free will to listen to the content of the speech, led by the prime minister and the leader of the opposition

this is inside the royal gallery, where we have all the military and diplomatic guests. and here we have the yeomen of the guard search of the cellars earlier. in a very familiar newswatch complaint, some viewers told us they could have done with less chat and more of the ceremonial. as laurie palmer put it... does the term wagatha christie mean anything to you? if not, suffice it to say that it refers to a dispute between rebekah vardy and coleen rooney, the wives of two footballers, which this week came to trial in the high court in london. here's a bit more background on the case from colin paterson, on tuesday's news at one. once, they were friends, cheering on england together from the stands at the 2016 euros, but everything changed in october 2019, when coleen rooney did some online detective work to investigate who was leaking information about her to the press. she wrote three fictitious tales, including returning to tv and their basement flooding, on her instagram stories to see if they would end up in the papers — and they did. only then, after the use of ten dots to ramp up the tension, did coleen r

royal security breach. how an intruder ended up spending the night with queen elizabeth's guards. >>> fashion's biggest night, the hits and misses from the met gala and the symbolic dress worn by kim kardashian. >>> plus, fashion at the office. just how casual are workplaces willing to go post pandemic? leaked to the media calls roe v. wade egregiously wrong igniting passions on both sides of the issue. overnight, tensions running high outside the supreme court. [ crowd chanting ] >> reporter: barricades erected and protesters gathering all in response to a new report saying the conservative leaning court is ready to overturn roe versus wade, the landmark ruling that legalized abortion. >> it would dramatically upend abortion rights. >> reporter: the website politico reports it obtained documents from a person familiar with the court's proceedings. the documents are labeled a first draft of an opinion in a case challenging mississippi's ban on abortion after 15 weeks. a ruling in that case is not expected until the summer. but in the draft, justice samuel alito, the opinion's apparent author writes roe was e

royal security breach in britain. an intruder pretending to be a priest talked his way past guards at windsor castle.he men made his way into the barracks of the queen's guards known for their red jackets and bearskin hats. he spent the night eating and drinking with senior off the forgetting of bed and breakfast this morning. i think what was especially concerning is that he was almost embraced by that regiment. >> nobody thought, hey, this priest is really drinking kind of heavily here. welcome the queen was not home at the time. police removed the man the following morning. the military says it is investigating. etiquette a live look at separate this goes chase center. the warriors will unveil a large bronze statue of the late mayor. it was in fact leap? project before he effectively died of a heart attack in 2017. from the west entrance. it will be unveiled on thursday, which would have been his 70th birthday. it will also be the first statue of lee in the city. >>> san francisco park says stern grove will be ready for concert this summer. the hillside was washed out after a water valve broke las

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royal approval. shazad khan had the weight of responsibility of carrying the mace, a symbol of the queen's authority. normally a security guardreally matters. i can't think of anybody more important than the queen to me, in the whole world, really, in that capacity. she is basically a symbol, i think, personally, of what we all drive to towards, and she is a symbol of hope. when power first was devolved to wales in the 1990s, sovereign support was far from guaranteed. the home office advised against the queen coming to open the first welsh assembly, saying it didn't have the status. but she ignored the advice. this opening today marks a new and significant direction in the way in which wales is governed. there was no stopping her. she made it quite clear to me that she would come. a once radical republican, lord dafydd elis—thomas was the presiding officer here for 12 years. there was no question that somebody else could come and deputise. she wanted to have exactly the same way of having a royal opening in westminster, in holyrood, the scottish parliament, and of course, here in wales. not everyone believes wales need a mona

royal army and if you add one more hole in the pipe? that and any desire can be fulfilled. here they are. here they take them. stop guardtune. it turned out that people were dancing. yamka ran away, and i'll run away. you will have a miracle. pattern take off the crown scoundrel. i am the real king now. i'm the third durmontus let him go. where can i calm down on the road, beauty. my dear father-in-law, how can you become me. joked masha oh, you're already sleeping, and dressing up with us is not up to you. your majesty's face is inviolable, we are the second time so take something long. i am the king i was the first born lying hooray transfer everyone to grab grab the faithful servant, the throne once again serve his majesty until the repair from the morning. it happened your majesty, i said that the bastards are the most reliable people at court. call here our wife and the night of her majesty. peacock queen and princess victoria for majesty the prosperity of the royal family for your health your majesty dear. i don't ride, ritusya. yes, sing, only tusya. i'll take it and no. actually, i'm getting married. i'll just f

would recognise the world over the irish guards by the iconic bearskin hats and the red tunics because, not only do they do the trooping the colour and card royals ongoing into these allegations it would be inappropriate for them to comment further.— thank you. now it's time for a look at the weather with matt taylor. some pretty strong sunshine today across parts of wales, central and southern england. sunny spells further north, too, but we will see more in the way of showers, scotland especially. they have been blowing through on quite a brisk wind so far today and it will continue through the afternoon. the odd shower in northern ireland and maybe one or two in northern england, maybe as far south as the peak district and snowdonia but the vast majority stay dry. the bluer the skies and the further south you are, 21 the high. a cool 12 or 13 in northern scotland. tonight, many showers will fade, the odd one might clip down through the eastern coasts of england into the morning and a bit of a breeze here, but with winds falling lighter elsewhere it is going to be a fresh night with temperatures in rural areas as low as four or 5 degrees. thi

guard in a carry sh. ah . aright. my next guest is a reliable source for the happenings in the halls and passages of buckingham palace . he was a former royal editor at the british newspaper, the son. he's also the author of prince harry, the inside story, a biography of the rebellious royal. now, a reluctant royal, i'm pleased to welcome to the de duncan lock up in dugan. it's going to have you on the program. you know, not just the, not just the british. i mean, a lot of people around the board were watching today and asking themselves, is this the signal that the transition at the throne in the monarchy is beginning? i think that's probably a logical conclusion for everybody to hear now, because frankly, we seeing the queen show determination to continue and know she had health at the end of last year and spent the night in the hospital was all sort of very harsh, harsh. but she's now had to pull out these events and make no mistake, this an event like this. this is one of the key functions of the head of state, the queen's ro. it's her job, i'm cranky. she cannot keep pulling out all of much just the public will sympathize with her if s

the massed guards presenting arms in preparation for the arrival of the prince of wales, prince charles, who will deliver this queen's speech, the first royalrage of the state opening of parliament. i will be back for more interest over one hour. it is 10:30am at one spinster, the start of a new parliamentary session, it is the government's chance to set out its priorities ahead at a time of great uncertainty at home and abroad —— at westminster. this year's state opening of parliament will be rather different, her majesty the queen will not be attending and the single thrown in the house of lords is therefore the prince of wales who will read the speech on the queen's behalf as she is unable to attend because of what the palace

will be slightly embarrassing for the irish guards to a degree, because they are due to leave the platinum jubilee trooping the colour. in fact, their royalndering. next, there will be an investigation. the ministry of defence say those they are investigating will not take part in that trooping the colour. the army says it doesn't tolerate any form of fraudulent activity or behaviour, but they can't comment further while the investigation is ongoing. further while the investigation is onauoin. :, ~ further while the investigation is onauoin. :, ,, further while the investigation is onauoin. :, , further while the investigation is onauoin. :, ~ , : ukraine's president, volodymyr zelensky, has said the eastern donbas region could become uninhabited as a result of russia's offensive aimed at capturing more territory there. in his latest online video, mr zelensky said moscow seemed intent on reducing cities to ashes. severodonetsk — which the russians are trying to encircle — is coming under heavy attack. let's hear from joe inwood who is in kyiv. it sounds like the ukrainian president accepts that they are struggling on the battlefield now i

i'm reprimanded by the guards because of you. drinking water for 12 years, then i will see our beloved clouds. december 12, 1948 4,211 days, not counting today's amnesty by royal for the forty- fifth year in our sicily, they say that home calculations do not agree with the market price. and if i 'm on the run for half my term for the forty-second year. if even earlier i should upset you, but from our prison lily hasn't run away yet. i was transferred to a common cell. sitting here are anti-fascist aircraft factory workers convicted of sabotaging military supplies for franco. what, i don't know, but they treat it with confidence. if this note gets through, then thanks to their help. i learned from them that the fiat caproni and brad factories had recently received a large and urgent order for military aircraft from japan. these vehicles must be adapted for combat. action in severe frosts develop new fuel composition new lubricant, changed mode engine operation, bombsights protect etin from icing. when was the note sent a week ago? the cellmate passed it on through the bride. there , during prison visits, they are allowed to kiss their relatives, moreover, twice

royal commentator, jennie bond. can you tell us anything about this episode it is a closely guarded secret, exactly what they say or north they will pop into the queen vic? _ themselves. we don't north they will pop into the queen vic? i _ themselves. we don't north they will pop into the queen vic? i popped i pop into the queen vic? i popped into the queen _ pop into the queen vic? i popped into the queen vic _ pop into the queen vic? i popped into the queen vic when - pop into the queen vic? i popped into the queen vic when i - pop into the queen vic? i popped into the queen vic when i was i pop into the queen vic? i popped. into the queen vic when i was with the queen in 2001 and you push the door of the queen vic and there is nothing behind it other was not then. we went into the queen vic with the queen and she went behind the bar and looked a little bit uncomfortable as if was someone going to ask you to pool our pint prince philip clearly hunt readies brief or watched any eastenders —— prince philip clearly had not read his brief or watched any eastenders because he went up to adam woodyatt and asked him if

guards. so how will all of this impact you and me? well exports from china, they're slowing. a recent study by analysts at the royall number of ships waiting to birth at the port of shanghai stands at 344. that is up 34% from just a month ago. that same report says that shipping goods from a warehouse in china to the united states right now is taking about 74 days more than it normally would. david? david: grady, thank you very much. now with more on both russia and china is claudia rosett, former moscow bureau chief for the "wall street journal" and former editorial editor of the asian "wall street journal." claudia, we always get two for one with you on these subjects. it is perfect. let's start with china, their zero policy but first on putin. he had his big war celebration today. he didn't mention nuclear weapons. we didn't see the flyovers of the military. it almost makes me feel more self-assured when he talks about nuclear than when he doesn't. i wonder if he has something up his sleeve now? >> very possibly. he is brassing out his problems in ukraine, defaulted straight to the usual world war ii victory and

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this is inside the royal gallery, where we have all the military and diplomatic guests. and here we have the yeomen of the guard only then, after the use of ten dots to ramp up the tension, did coleen reveal that the one account she'd allowed to read them was rebekah vardy“s. mrs vardy denies being the source of the leak. as we found a couple of weeks ago with actress amber heard“s defamation trial against her former partner, johnny depp, bbc coverage of stories featuring celebrities from the world of entertainment can really exasperate newswatch viewers, particularly when they're juxtaposed with more obviously weighty subjects. here's claire bath. i watched the one o'clock news on the bbc on thursday. i listened to the harrowing report of russian military slaughtering civilians. i saw the cctv of the brutal and cowardly murder of leonid. therefore, i was appalled that immediately afterwards, the bbc reported on the so—called wagatha case. that was so crass! this is fit for gossip columns, certainly not national news. there are so many issues happening nationally and worldwide that this has no place on a news p