at the start of their career at 20 royal naval— right. royal naval twins amy - right. at the start of their career| at 20 royal naval twins amy and jessica are not letting the occasion overwhelm them. it is jessica are not letting the occasion overwhelm them.— jessica are not letting the occasion overwhelm them. it is going to be a mixture of emotions, _ overwhelm them. it is going to be a mixture of emotions, i _ overwhelm them. it is going to be a mixture of emotions, i think - mixture of emotions, i think excitement and a bit of stress at the same time but i think overall it will be a proud moment to be part of. i will be a proud moment to be part of. ~ , _, of. i think everything coming toaether of. i think everything coming together it — of. i think everything coming together it will _ of. i think everything coming together it willjust - of. i think everything coming together it willjust be - of. i think everything coming i together it willjust be amazing of. i think everything coming - together it willjust be amazing and ithink— tog

personnel— king bestowed to 150 or so royal naval personnel today . is is to the king eni now— important this is to the king and how personable, perhaps this is and how personable, perhaps this -ibese— and how personable, perhaps this -ibese ne— and how personable, perhaps this is because he personally is to him, because he personally geve— is to him, because he personally geve ine— is to him, because he personally gave the medal— is to him, because he personally gave the medal to— is to him, because he personally gave the medal to every single oi— gave the medal to every single oi ine— gave the medal to every single one of the 150— gave the medal to every single one of the 150 or— gave the medal to every single one of the 150 or so royal naval keiings— one of the 150 or so royal naval keiings eni— one of the 150 or so royal naval ratings and personnel who eiieniei— ratings and personnel who attended windsor castle today. so attended windsor castle today. so i— attended windsor castle today. so i inink— attended windsor castle today. so i think that— a

love story began in july 19, so it's 9 when it prints this. elizabeth santa paris just visited the royal naval college and don't miss and you called at the time prince philip was a student at this college for naval officers to see them. and he was charged with looking off to the 2 young printing such as the surge elizabeth anto system. margaret elizabeth was just the 13 at the time, but she was immediately fascinated by this young man who was unlike any one she'd met before. and that fascination never ceased. street like the elizabeth finally may to prince in 1947. charles was born the following year. his sister, princes and abroad in 1950 the followed a decade later by prince andrew and prince edward. the at the beginning of the 1950s, elizabeth was not kid queen. so the young charles got to spend lots of time with his parents. the family's life was said to be a happy one. the 2 sided m. o i to you soon i came to an abrupt and the death of george, the 6th in february, 1952 on elizabeth was on the tour if can yes, i thought it was no telling me a radical change for the future queen and her hus

at the start of their career are 20 years old royal naval twins amy and jessica are not letting the occasionand a bit of stress at the same time but i think overall it will be a proud moment to be part of. i think everything coming together willjust be amazing and i think all the adrenaline will take over. so marching along i think it will be ok, it will be good. as you expect this is a huge operation, so they've done two full rehearsals here to make sure everything goes as smoothly as possible on saturday. which will be the biggest military ceremonial operation for some 70 yea rs. personnel from across the commonwealth are also taking part from 34 nations and six overseas territories. for petty officer edmund anderson and his parents came from jamaica as part of the windrush generation it is a huge honour. being part of the royal navy i'm so proud to be even selected for this and my family are over the moon. my dad always talked about the commonwealth when we were kids around the table, talking about the commonwealth and great britain. he was part of the windrush generation and i said to my

when princess elizabeth santa perez visited the royal naval college in dartmouth, and at the time prince philip was a student to this college for naval officers. and he was charged with looking after the 2 young princesses, the 3rd elizabeth anteaus says to margaret elizabeth was just 13 at the time. but she was immediately fascinated by this young man who was unlike any one she'd met before. and that fascination never ceased to like it. the o elizabeth finally married her prince in 1947. charles was born the following year. his sister princess anne arrived in 1950. aah! followed a decade later by prince andrew and prince edward. ah! but at the beginning of the 1950s, elizabeth was not yet queen. so the young child got to spend lots of time with his parents. their families live with him to be a happy one. the ah me ah, to say be the more i came to an abrupt end, the death of george, the 6 in february 1952 on elizabeth was on a tour of kenya. and it was not only a radical change for the future queen and her husband, philip, that the prince charles elizabeth rushed back to london. it was s

that genius— the royal naval ratings. that genius sailors— the royal naval ratings. for your time. are they getting the better end of the deal ? are they getting the better end of the deal? yes i think i think they are. and i think they know that. — they are. and i think they know that. t— they are. and i think they know that. tththt— they are. and i think they know that. i think they're- they are. and i think they know that. i think they're delighted with the deal. but for farmers here— with the deal. but for farmers here th— with the deal. but for farmers here in britain,— : but for farmers here in britain, certainly there-c— here in britain, certainly there's not— here in britain, certainly there's not a— here in britain, certainly there's not a lot in in this toot— there's not a lot in in this teot tor— there's not a lot in in this deal for them,— there's not a lot in in this deal for them, particularly octuotty— deal for them, particularly actually, because australia and new— actually, because australia and new zeotoht— actually, because australia and new zealan

and of course many merchant sailors as well as royal naval personnel lost their lives in that particularrking member of the hardest working member of the royal family in terms of the engagements carried out . we're engagements carried out. we're just about to hear from her now . halyna hutchins le parisien is to join you today. and well done . ths— to join you today. and well done . the assembled— to join you today. and well done . the assembled clergy- to join you today. and well done . the assembled clergy ,- 1“ : and well done . the assembled clergy , the . the assembled clergy, the wsathsr— . the assembled clergy, the weather right— . the assembled clergy, the weather right ?_ . the assembled clergy, the weather right ? yeah it's a weather right? yeah it's a tasty— weather right? yeah it's a tasty rrstt. — weather right? yeah it's a tasty rrstt. a— weather right? yeah it's a pretty well, a little difficulty hss.— pretty well, a little difficulty here, obviously,— pretty well, a little difficulty here, obviously, in picking up the here, obviously, in picking up ths ssaht— here, obviou

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the royal navy and the most senior in these services, the king himself comes from a long line of navalg than to have been trained in the royal navy. ♪ ♪ charles the first there, the oldest bronze statue in london looking down at charles the third as he makes his way through westminster abbey. behind the square is the national gallery an interesting, very keen on our and are generally. one of the things, if you look to the left of your picture we have the escort writing with a javelin. she is known as, -- that's a hispanic name but she -- which is good because the major has only recently completed writing training in february. his first ceremony and that is all going well so far. to the right the field office of the escort, the commanding officer. -- diamond jubilee state coach. and that is being carried by corporal majors chris pfizer, a true highlight of my career to date. we will leave the procession momentarily and had back to westminster abbey. >> members of the british royal family have been arriving after members of the former royal families have taken their place and the duke of

this is the painted hall of the royal naval college at greenwich . it's naval college at greenwich.n newly made for the coronation of charles ii. and she is carrying the consort sceptre , the ivory the consort sceptre, the ivory rod that will actually be borne by camilla at her coronation. and all around are the rational virtues, not simply rational, but the actual underpinnings of the new british power that's created by the settlement between the crown and parliament of the glorious revolution . of the glorious revolution. let's swing away from the royal bit and look at what also catches your eye, which is the image there, the great warship with the red ensign at its bottom. that is hms blenheim. it's named after the great victory of marlborough under louis the 14th in 1705. that changes the balance of european power forever. but all around , power forever. but all around, you have symbols of reason . the you have symbols of reason. the things that enable this to happen. you've got galileo there with his telescope. you've got overin with his telescope. you've got over in that corne

the queen, a silk over shirt with royal naval trousers.tus, but it is of course also important in terms of presenting items of regalia for use in the coronation ceremony itself. it serves a specific purpose. there has been a lot of planning for this coronation service. the duke and duchess of edinburgh, the princess royal, the duke of kent on the right hand side, first cousin to her majesty the queen. and princess alexandra sitting behind the duke of kent. we can see the duke of sussex as well in the row behind. they all know what has gone into this ceremony today because it has been in the making for decades. charles armstrong jones behind the duke of sussex. he is the son of the earl of snowdon. we can see mr and mrs middleton, also part of the congregation, parents of the princess of wales. in the middle of the, the man with... fanfare the state trumpeters of the household cavalry is sounding a fanfare to tell the world that the king and queen have a arrived at the great west door. the new procession cross is leading the way. and then w

he is a military analyst at the royal danish defense college and a former naval officer. he joins us from copenhagen, thanks for being with us. so ukraine is getting munition with depleted uranium. what difference could this make in the war? well, it's a, it's a very effective anti amr ammunition. so it's combined with these very you and modern tanks that ukraine is getting. it's also getting more modern in face types of ammunition. so it is, it helps give you a crane an advantage on the battlefield in those 2 um, or kinds of, of bites. these kinds of munitions, this depleted uranium may be effective militarily, as you said. but what about the secondary health risks? there are serious concerns about that. how dangerous do you believe depleted uranium for the soul is for the soldiers and civilians who come into contact with but it's definitely not good. um yeah, but i will say in war there are many things that are not good for the environment and that are unhealthy basically, so many things invoice and kill you. and i think as a soldier, i would probably rather have these

when he went to sandhurst, he went to the britannia royal naval college and also for the for the raf.inston churchill sitting there at a table next to mrs. moggs from down the street . so it's from down the street. so it's perhaps indeed just the fact that we just saw footage of prince william in jeans and a casual shirt rolled up to the sleeves . i think casual shirt rolled up to the sleeves. i think this is the new form of the monarchy . you know, form of the monarchy. you know, the our monarchy the reason that our monarchy has survived and the french the survived and the french and the germans haven't is germans and others haven't is because adapt because we've been able to adapt to times being at the to the times never being at the cutting edge of transformations , but following along in the wake things . and i think wake of things. and i think that's secret success that's a secret to the success of the monarchy. to of the monarchy. it's able to reflect the reality of modern britain. saw that in the britain. we saw that in the coronation yesterday , an coronation service yesterday

clearly see disagree with you in the sense that this is, as i say, a highly restricted form of royal navals, it is. how much are they tetng— yes, it is. how much are they tetng-we— yes, it is. how much are they being-we don't- yes, it is. how much are they| being-we don't know. yes, it is. how much are they- being-we don't know. what being paid? we don't know. what but it's. it's apparently a private figure negotiated in private. so we weren't the taxpayer is paying public money. and that's that's like if you if weere— and that's that's like if you if you're more a boat in a harbour wee— you're more a boat in a harbour wee newe— you're more a boat in a harbour wee newe te— you're more a boat in a harbour wee newe te pav— you're more a boat in a harbour wee newe te eew te— you're more a boat in a harbour you have to pay to have it were.— you have to pay to have it were te— you have to pay to have it there. do we— you have to pay to have it there. do we know how long the teet— there. do we know how long the teet-te— there. do we know how long the eeet-te te— there. do we know how long the bo

naval ship, many came on saudi royal navy ship, and they were just grateful to be away from an activeilies, elderly people, those who were sick, some who were stretching out of the ships. it's such a relief for them to be away from that. but also, a sense of survivor's guilt that they are lucky to get out because they have passports. for many others, they don't have the same privilege, and so many heartbreaking stories, people in tears at being able to leave when so many family members, even those sick or elderly are stuck in sudan as this fighting just drags on. quite a scene that's been playing out over the last two weeks. this fighting is now in day three and this port of jeddah has become the main extraction point for so many people fleeing the fighting in sudan. lar larry mad doe wa. >> a reminder of what those left behind are doing. >>> boris, fury on the streets of paris this may day, clashes all day long enraged by a new law that raises france's retirement age to 64. riot police have been using water cannons to disperse demonstrators. more than 100 officers have been injured.

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, during his over 12 years of service to the royal canadian navy, he's been awarded. america tore a service metal, which is something that not even most naval officers get. he was awarded that because of being credible amount of influence, he had both within the navy and inferentially outside the navy. ah, french. by and i learned new fucking paid out to bass. michelle yawn, but the fucking of a can tired of nobody, sir. lemme a smoking. fuck hello. that actual man? a lot of our candid bahati. lemme fred george. i was just looking any way if they would not shut off the bull. salanda me, benito. ah yeah. now you can say i behave under jeffrey be lily. he said had on a mac i pleasure learned about actual rena show. well, fred, kid, my, yes, me to should be, can and division and do most are clear. but who was mila? and i'm going to factor ah, i think george lives in the eastern canadian city of halifax, nova scotia. what he manages are projects and international investments. his main business interest and mining in north america, but he's also diversified into the hotel industry. i and i love that most of them will next eat well the i'm, i'm n

royal navy. archival fo0tage: they're always finding more uses for helicopters. the latest extends their rescue service in combination with naval30 feet. “119611, he bought a rolex submariner for £70 but not as a fashion item. in those days a rolex submariner was a tool, not the fashion accessory it has become now. and he used that essentially to time his dive, he had to know how long he had been underwater and that was the only means by which he could do it. simon barnett was involved in a number of daring rescue missions and in 1967 he almost lost his own life when trying to rescue the pilot of a crashed navy helicopter in the mediterranean. all the aviation fuel from the helicopter had leaked into the sea, around the helicopter, and dad was trying to get to the service, and was obviously gasping and he was breathing this fuel in but he managed to get to the surface. how i don't know and people told me they just do not know how we got out in those circumstances. just do not know how he got out in those circumstances. simon passed away in 2019. he never talked about his military career and pete only found his old photographs a

royal. behind him marks the futuregen with the battalion of west point. ♪ [applause] ♪ >> the brigade of midshipmen of the united states navalnto view. ♪ ♪ >> next come the cadets of the united states coast t guard academy. ♪ [applause] >> then the marine corps march down the broad avenue which today is a parade route for every branch of the armed services. c-822s, the flying boxcars, lead one of the greatest air armadas ever to fly over the capitol, more than 700 planes in all. [background sounds] >> b-36 bombers pass overhead. ♪ >> the parade includes not only the military, but is a panorama of american life. the president's home state of missouri has several displays. one of them, a wagon drawn by missouri mules. ♪ ♪ >> other floats depict products and scenery of the various states. this is kentucky's. the vice president's home at the same timee -- home state. the state of texas float moves down the avenue. ♪ ♪ >> the district of columbia display features reproductions of the capitol and the washington monument. the massachusetts float honoring the early american settlers who landed on the shores of that state. ♪ ♪ >> the

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naval base. mostly, they are saudi warships or the civilian ships they are chartering. they told us when we visited the base that the entire royalavy has been deployed for this mission, but today an american ship came and there have been indian -- came in. there have been indi and chinese vessels. so many are looking at this as the safest and quickest way out. that is why across the red sea, port sudan is rapidly becoming a humanitarian and evacuation hub. compared to other parts of sudan, it is relatively quiet. it is peaceful but not at peace. it is overwhelmed by people. christian: just a minute left. is it going to test the capability of the aid agencies? as many as 800,000 people fleeing across seven borders into seven neighboring countries. that is a very difficult thing to manage. >> very difficult. we were surprised to hear from the head of the world food program in port sudan today that this fighting took them by surprise. they are scribbling to catch up. yesterday saw the first aid flight to arrive in port sudan, the first. this fighting is in its third week. christian: thank you very much indeed for that. tens of thou

many different addresses but he will in fact be wearing the naval uniform for this and of course as we know he was a serving officer in the royalollowing up _ younger years. richard, following up on - younger years. richard, following up on that, i younger years. richard, i following up on that, how younger years. richard, - following up on that, how do you think the king is preparing for this big coronation ceremony on saturday? let's ho -e ceremony on saturday? let's hope he's — ceremony on saturday? let's hope he's having _ ceremony on saturday? let's hope he's having some - hope he's having some rehearsals as well because there has been a lot of speculation that with the number of robes and all of the changes in the course of the ceremony, the various outs that are taking place, moving from one coronation chair to another throne to another throne, going behind the screen, it is a eucharistic communion based ceremony, there is a lot of moving parts so i don't think he will remember a lot as a four—year—old prince when he witness parts of his mother �*s coronation but i have doubt they would have had rehearsals in the palace

royal. behind him is the future general bismarck, bricklayer, battalion, a west point. the the brigade of midshipmen of the united states naval academy at annapolis passes in review. next come the cadets of the united states coast guard academy. and men of the marine corps are marched down the broad avenue, which today is the parade ground for every branch of the armed services. the 82 of the flying boxcar i lead one of the greatest air armadas ever to fly over the capitol. more than 700 planes in all. the eye on b, 36 bombers pass overhead. the parade includes not only the military, but is a panorama of american life. the residents home state of missouri has several displays, one of them a wagon drawn by missouri mule. other blows depict the product and scenery of the various dates. this is kentucky, the most president's home state. to date. in texas, floyd moved down the avenue. to the district of columbia. display features reproductions of the capitol and the washington monument at the mouth of the float honoring the early american settlers who landed on the shores of that state. the big hero of uncle sam striding down the

naval exercises with india, japan, and the united states. every year. last week, the cycle called of nations issue that statement, calling for peace and stability in the pacific was the british royal family has declined a request to return the remains of a 19th century. ethiopian prince, prince. lemme who was captured by the british army when he was 7 years old. he died of pneumonia in 1879 and was buried in saint george's chapel at windsor castle. his descendants say it's not right for him to be kept in the u. k. but can you publicize it has to preserve the dignity of others, but right at the chapel the police in portugal have begun searching around the rest of all 4 bridges. go back, let me come to what? missing 16 years ago. at the age of 3, the scattering ground near the price of the loose result while she disappeared in 2007 place from germany and helping after a german national was officially made a suspect. no trace of macklin has ever been found despite an international search . saudi arabia is mocking, it's always making as bulk in fact, on the film industry, 5 movies funded by the king. them all competing of the kind of film festival in phones is industry is the fastest

using a former british naval officer and his experience, he has worked with us for a year now and has been listening on radio traffic coming from russia's baltic fleet. this is an ex—royalonal career but now he works with us, and using his knowledge we have been able to extract locations of some russian navy ships that had been unknown —— at this used to be his professional career. they will turn off their transponders and move off without trackers, but using this method we have got some positions and this is what we have presented today. 50 and this is what we have presented toda _ ., , today. so for the first time, even thou . h today. so for the first time, even though these _ today. so for the first time, even though these ships _ today. so for the first time, even though these ships did _ today. so for the first time, even though these ships did not - today. so for the first time, even though these ships did not have l though these ships did not have transmitters on, you can pin down their locations and you are confident they were in the area before the explosions. can you say any more? do you know that they definitely cause them therefore? {iii definitely cause th

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church at the moment, her royal highness, the princess royal is observing a memorial service commemoration. we've just seen a great number of navalno, yewre-be- to truss and they say, no,- you're-be bankrupt. you you're going to be bankrupt. you nave— you're going to be bankrupt. you have-more and- you're going to be bankrupt. you have more and your have to borrow more and your bend— have to borrow more and your bend marker— have to borrow more and your bond market crash. so a lot bond market will crash. so a lot of bond market will crash. so a lot er rne— bond market will crash. so a lot er rne brebken— bond market will crash. so a lot of the problem arises from from dese— of the problem arises from from rnese beebke— of the problem arises from from these people completely unaccountable and their wonky nedek— unaccountable and their wonky model demanding more immigration and r— model demanding more immigration and r rnrnk— model demanding more immigration and r rnrnk rne— model demanding more immigration and i think the government is ekeessrweky— and i think the government is excessively relaxed about it. i dab-s— excessively re

royal arrives at st nick's parish church in liverpool. she and her navy officer husband, sir tim lawrence, joined dignitaries and current naval officers fore and the battle of britain memorial flight. today, though, belonged to the men and women who served on the sea. andy gill, bbc news, liverpool. it's really poignant, hearing from people like that 98—year—old kenneth there. just get the scale of the ship, its hundred and 50 metres long, you cannot tell inside the bridge here. we can show you some shots from the outside. you can see how massive it is and the scale. i am going to speak to the captain. morning. am going to speak to the captain. morninu. ., ., ~' , am going to speak to the captain. morninu. ., ., ~ , .., ., ., , morning. looking very comfortable in our morning. looking very comfortable in your captains — morning. looking very comfortable in your captains chair, _ morning. looking very comfortable in your captains chair, lieutenant i morning. looking very comfortable in your captains chair, lieutenant pete l your captains chair, lieutenant pete evans. there are 200 people on this ship, what is life like for 200 people? ship

naval-ne- week. but it can't all just be royal-m-nowwl week. but it can't all just be. royal-it?. you know, qualification. you know, bishops, archbishops and all the rest of it. anybody can say they're an imam. and that's why alex chalk has said it sounds a rather odd thing that they can't have an unlimited number of books in their prison cells because secreted within these books might be radical texts, which these prisoners could then use to convert people to an even more radical world view. now, again, some people might think they shouldn't have books that prison officers can't read. you know how many prison officers actually know what is in a book if it's not written in english, but it does kind of make sense . but it does kind of make sense. but it does kind of make sense. but the big picture, though , is but the big picture, though, is this is a problem . and many this is a problem. and many prisoners who were in prison at the high point of terrorist activity are now coming up for release. so, you know, this has been a problem in the uk since 1999, 2000, a 20 year sentence t

royal family. i was with them at a concert recently, really delightful in his late 70s. does a lot of engagements. then you've got anne with her husband, sir tim lawrence, former naval. they followed the queen the whole way. they were deeply moved by the many hours they spent and that was her last duty to her beloved mother. so that's something entrusted by the king to do. >> i think we all remember her cu curtsying to the casket. >> she said we recognized people in the crowds, especially as we went through scotland. the procession is now very close to the abbey. it's coming down whitehall about to pass 10 downing street. it's about to pass the monument to all world war deaths. >> if i'm not mistaken, also the building in which king charles i was -- >> yes. he's just passed the statue of charles i and he's just passed where charles i. >> was executed. >> on january 31st, 1649. it's a parliamentary democracy. he must do as he's told. it's a constitutional monarchy. >> and a sobering moment. >> yes. i think we should mention -- >> he has the power. >> oliver kronwall. >> he has the power. >> it's hard to imagine there's a stagecoach with -- >> sorry to say but -- >> i