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at liz30pm the royal standard was broken out above buckingham palace.our later, the queen was on the palace balcony. in a statement the queen said she had been "humbled and deeply touched" that so many people had taken to the streets to mark herjubilee. although she hadn't been able to attend every event she said she remained committed to serving the nation to the best of her ability, supported by herfamily. the queen's platinum jubilee was over. nicholas witchell, bbc news, at buckingham palace. millions of people have also been marking the queen's 70 years on the throne with specialjubilee lunch events in towns, cities and villages across the uk. one of them was at the oval cricket ground in london, where prince charles and the duchess of cornwall were special guests, as navtej johal reports. assessing the options for a very special lunch. the 0val cricket ground in london is more used to serving up sport than sponge cake, but the prince of wales and duchess of cornwalljoin hundreds of guests inside the stadium to mark the final day of the platinum ju

they very wisely didn't i promise anything, but when we saw the royal standard go up we knew the queenand a few members of the royal box made their way across. you mention the fact it had something for everybody. what struck me was how many young people took part and were in the crowd. i me was how many young people took part and were in the crowd.— part and were in the crowd. i think that's a reflection _ part and were in the crowd. i think that's a reflection of— part and were in the crowd. i think that's a reflection of the _ part and were in the crowd. i think that's a reflection of the way - part and were in the crowd. i think that's a reflection of the way in - that's a reflection of the way in which the monarchy is trying to reinvent itself. making themselves more relevant. if the monarchy does not, it becomes obsolete. we could see the change from constitutional monarchy to the president. it is important they do that and reflect themselves within the younger generation, and you see the way in which they try and communicate with younger audiences.— younger audiences. elements of

at buckingham palace, the royal standard was being raised to signify that the queen had arrived fromready for her appearances on the palace balcony. in london, the stage has been set, the platinum jubilee celebrations of queen elizabeth ii are under way. nicholas witchell, bbc news, at buckingham palace. aand i'm joined by our royal correspondent daniela relph. so much going on today but the main focus has been the appearance of the queen. . , ., queen. that is right, two appearances _ queen. that is right, two appearances by - queen. that is right, two appearances by the - queen. that is right, two l appearances by the queen queen. that is right, two - appearances by the queen in the queen. that is right, two _ appearances by the queen in the past hour, and most recently we saw her out on the balcony with the wider royal family for that extraordinary platinum jubilee fly—past that flew over us here and buckingham palace. it was interesting, the queen, in that context, she looked absolutely thrilled with what she was looking at. clearly she has seen a number of fly—pasts over the yea

at buckingham palace, the royal standard was being raised to signify the queen had arrived from windsorfor her appearances on the palace balcony. the military parade on horse guards over, the crowds were allowed of the amount towards buckingh palace. they filled the spaces around the victoria memorial. on the balcony the queen and the working members of the royal family and their children. one of whom was about to steal the show. overhead, there was a fly past, the finest britain's armed services could watch her. watching was four-year-old louie, still waiting for all he was worth, fascinating by what he was seeing overhead one moment, putting his hands to his ears the next. the queen of course has seen it all before, and takes such things in her stride, just as she has done throughout her long reign. her seven years on the throne were marked in style. the platinum jubilee celebrations are underway. nicholas mitchell, bbc news. katty: don't you love the way it is always the children who steal the show? earlier, people from inside the u.k. and around the world gathered to watch the cerem

at 4:30pm, the royal standard was broken out above buckingham palace. hour later, the queen was on the palace balcony. in a statement, the queen said she had been "humbled and deeply touched" that so many people had taken to the streets to mark herjubilee. although she hadn't been able to attend every event, she said she remained committed to serving the nation to the best of her ability, supported by herfamily. the queen's platinum jubilee was over. nicholas witchell, bbc news, at buckingham palace. 0n at buckingham palace. the website, all the coverages 0n the website, all the coverages laid out for you there. britain has announced it will send long—range mobile rocket launchers to ukraine, along with ammunition. the announcement follows a similar decision by washington last week to supply kyiv with four similar rocket launcher vehicles. on sunday, president putin warned that russia could attack new targets if western countries gave ukraine longer—range weapons. he was speaking as the ukrainian capital kyiv came under russian missile attack for the fi

at buckingham palace the royal standard was being raised to signify that the queen had arrived. on horse guards over, the crowds were allowed towards buckingham palace. th filled the spaces. the queen and the working members of royal family and their children, one of whom was about to steal the show. 0verhead there was a fly—past. the finest britain's armed services could offer. watching was four—year—old louis, fascinated one moment, clapping his hands to his ears the next. the queen of course has seen it all before. her 70 years on the throne were marked in style. the jubilee celebrations are under way. but once again with the news tonight that she will not be at st paul's tomorrow there is uncertainty about the degree to which she will be involved. well, as we just saw, a short while ago the queen led the lighting of beacons to mark the end of the first day of the jubilee celebrations, including the so called �*tree of trees' behind me. in all, around 3,000 beacons have been lit across the uk and the commonwealth, as our correspondent elaine dunkley reports — and a warning he

at 4:30pm, the royal standard was broken out above buckingham palace. balcony. the queen's platinum jubilee was over. nicholas witchell, bbc news, at buckingham palace. it's a big night for tv and movie stars in los angeles. the mtv movie & tv awards which were cancelled because of covid are taking place tonight and will honour the best of the best from the last year. it's taken place at the barker hanger in la, was hosted by vanessa hudgens and there was plenty of glitz and glamour, with a raft of awards and special honours forjennifer lopez and jack black. kj matthews is an entertainmentjournalist has been following the show and shejoins me now from los angeles. thank you for being with us. tell us aboutj—lo, she won the generation e—book award. == generation e-book award. -- award. when _ generation e—book award. » award. when you see her winning that award, she is the face of mtv. she's been around for quite some time and i really believe she probably was the only one there who had the longest career, long overdue. it is wonderful to see her take th

at the palace, the royal standard indicated the queen had arrived and the delight of the huge crowd on the duke of kent, she appeared on the balcony. her movement had been recruited by health move issues of late, so the household cavalry came to her. she and the duke the salute. on the palace, the focus now shifts to hear, st paul's cathedral, for the national service of thanksgiving. queen's faith has always been central to she has lived her life, and among the pop concerts, pomp and pageantry of his long jubilee weekend, this is a chance to pause and reflect. accommodations had been made in the hope the queen would attend. a side entrance was to be used to avoid having to climb the steep steps. however, yesterday evening, palace statement said... the prince of will now represent the queen and her thanksgiving service. prince andrew, who has tested positive for covid, will not be there. but the rest of her family will be, including the duke and just duchess of —— duke and duchess of sussex. they were among the guests watching the horse guard. after the gun salute, the queen returned f

at buckingham palace, the royal standard was being raised to signify that the queen had arrived from palace balcony. the military parade on horse guards over, the crowds were allowed up the mall towards buckingham palace. they filled the spaces around the victoria memorial. on the balcony, the queen and the working members of the royalfamily and their children, one of whom was about to steal the show. overhead, there was a fly—past, the finest britain's armed services could offer. watching was four—year—old louis, still waving for all he was worth — fascinated by what he was seeing overhead one moment, clapping his hands to his ears the next. the queen, of course, has seen it all before and takes all such things in her stride, just as she's done throughout her long reign. her 70 years on the throne were marked in style. the platinum jubilee celebrations for the reign of queen elizabeth ii are under way. nicholas witchell, bbc news, at buckingham palace. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme: much more on the queens platinum jubilee. the queen and her husb

at 4:30pm, the royal standard was broken out above buckingham palace. platinum jubilee was over. nicholas witchell, bbc news, at buckingham palace. joining me now is cindy mccreery, historian and senior lecturer at the university of sydney and a specialist in the history of the british monarchy. thanks of the british monarchy. very much forjoining us. thanks very much forjoining us. what did they make of it in australia, then? this extraordinary, eccentric, colourfuljubilee. extraordinary, eccentric, colourful jubilee. i extraordinary, eccentric, colourfuljubilee.- extraordinary, eccentric, colourfuljubilee. colourful “ubilee. i think is our colourfuljubilee. i think is your presenter— colourfuljubilee. i think is your presenterjust - colourfuljubilee. i think isj your presenterjust noted, david, it was a very british affair and most australians watched in great delight and admiration but there are already discussions in australia for what happens next for australia and other commonwealth members so i think we are enjoying the jubilee very much, appreci

at liz30pm at the royal standard was broken out above buckingham palace.ter, the queen was on the palace balcony. in a statement the queen said she had been "humbled and deeply touched" that so many people had taken to the streets to mark herjubilee. although she hadn't been able to attend every event she said she remained committed to serving the nation to the best of her ability, supported by herfamily. the queen's platinum jubilee was over. nicholas witchell, bbc news, at buckingham palace. richard berthelsen is the royal correspondent for ctv — he's been following all thejubilee celebrations from canada. i think it's been a spectacular jubilee celebration in london, watched very closely level he sent me by people in canada and throughout the commonwealth who will have paid close attention to it. the future, i think was very much previewed on the palace balcony today, we see three future kings, the cambridge family and that duchess of cornwall being the future of the royal family. a much more slimmed—down monarchy which is going to present enormous diff

at 4:30pm, the royal standard was broken out above buckingham palace.ilee had its perfect ending. nicholas witchell, bbc news, at buckingham palace. there was obviously a great british flavour to the events of today, but also a very welcoming commonwealth presents. joining me now is william awomoyi — young ambassador to the commonwealth it's lovely to have you here, i know you had a fantastic time today. tell us about your work with the commonwealth.— us about your work with the commonwealth. essentially i represent — commonwealth. essentially i represent millions _ commonwealth. essentially i represent millions of- commonwealth. essentially i represent millions of people | commonwealth. essentially i i represent millions of people in commonwealth. essentially i - represent millions of people in the uk aged 25 and under in a coalition of national youth councils in the commonwealth.— of national youth councils in the commonwealth. ., ., , ., , commonwealth. you get to meet people from a lot of other _ commonwealth. you get to meet people from a lot of ot

at az30pm at the royal standard was broken out above buckingham palace.r later, the queen was on the palace balcony. in a statement the queen said she had been "humbled and deeply touched" that so many people had taken to the streets to mark herjubilee. although she hadn't been able to attend every event she said she remained committed to serving the nation to the best of her ability, supported by herfamily. the queen's platinum jubilee was over. nicholas witchell, bbc news, at buckingham palace. i'm joined now by richard berthelson, he's the royal correspondent with the ctv television network in toronto. thank you very much for being with us here on newsday. as the celebrations come to an end, first up, your thoughts over the last few days and also looking ahead. it has been a spectacular _ days and also looking ahead. it has been a spectacularjubilee - been a spectacularjubilee celebration in london watched very closely globally sent me by people in canada and throughout the commonwealth, they will have paid close attention to it. the future i think was

at buckingham palace, the royal standard was being raised to signify that the queen had arrived from, ready for her appearance on the palace balcony. the military parade in horse guards over, the crowds were allowed up towards buckingham palace. they filled the spaces around the victoria memorial. 0n the balcony, the queen and the working members of the queen and the working members of the royalfamily and the queen and the working members of the royal family and their children. one of whom was about to steal the show. 0verhead there was a fly—past, the finest britain's armed services that offer. watching was a four—year—old louis, still waving for all he was worth. fascinated by what he could see one moment, clapping his hands to his is the next. the queen has seen it before and takes everything in her stride, just as she has done throughout her long rain. her70 years just as she has done throughout her long rain. her 70 years on the throne were marked in style. the platinum jubilee celebrations for the reign of queen elizabeth ii are under way. nicholas witchell, bbc news, at buckin

at 4:30pm, the royal standard was broken out above buckingham palace, and half an hour later, the platinumjubilee perfect ending. nicholas witchell, bbc news, at buckingham palace. people across the uk have also been holding thousands ofjubilee big lunch events. one of them was at the oval cricket ground in london, where prince charles and the duchess of cornwall were special guests. 0ur correspondent navtej johal reports from one street party in leicester. assessing the options for a very special lunch. the 0val cricket ground in london is more used to serving up sport than sponge cake, but the prince of wales and duchess of cornwalljoined hundreds of guests at the stadium to mark the final day of the platinum jubilee celebrations. meanwhile, the earl and countess of wessex were with the crowds, having a long lunch and a long walk along the gates of windsor castle. here in leicester, this is one of tens of thousands of big jubilee lunches taking place around the country, and come rain or shine — and it's been mainly rain — people have been determined to celebrate queen and community. national an

at 4:30pm, the royal standard was broken out above buckingham palace, and half an hour later, the platinumjubileeerfect ending. nicholas witchell, bbc news, at buckingham palace. i'm joined now by royal expert victoria howard and royal commentator and former press secretary to the queen, dickie arbiter. thank you for staying on well they dismantle everything. victoria, how important was for the crowd that the queen appeared? it was an unscheduled appearance. it was really important _ unscheduled appearance. it was really important she _ unscheduled appearance. it was really important she made - unscheduled appearance. it was really important she made one | unscheduled appearance. it was - really important she made one final showing, and that vivid green that meant she stood out so well against the background of the prima stone at buckingham palace. it rounded off what was a really good weekend of celebrations. a chance to reflect on not only her service to the nation but how the nation could come together in a post covid world if you can call it that. you together in a post covid world if you can

we hope to see her coming out on the balcony and we do know she is in residence because the royal standardhe palace. the massive version that they bring out on state events. emily, royal contributor, this is a moment, isn't it, we always look forward to seeing the queen, we get to see how she looks, she's obviously scaling back but is still well for her age. >> this is why there are thousands of people lining the mall, max, they want to catch a glimpse of the queen on this very, very historic occasion and it's a chance to see her. for people catching sight of the queen it becomes a lifelong memory and something they will pressure forever. always huge excitement. >> we see the carriages returning, you can see the front one, the three children, george who will be king one day and his siblings as well with the duchess of cambridge and camilla duchess of cornwall who will be queen son sorts as well in future. seeing lots of optics as well play out here today, bianca. >> plenty of optics. it's an interesting moment, potentially a high water mark for the popularity of the monarchy in modern time

, the flag flying, _ saw the royal standard, the flag flying, they were excited because they knew thatfamily. i won't _ a question about the royal family. i won't tell— a question about the royal family. i won't tell you what they asked, but that's— won't tell you what they asked, but that's one — won't tell you what they asked, but that's one of the first things they wanted _ that's one of the first things they wanted to— that's one of the first things they wanted to know what i thought about it. wanted to know what i thought about it we _ wanted to know what i thought about it we are _ wanted to know what i thought about it. we are one of the few countries that still— it. we are one of the few countries that still has a monarchy like this and parades like this. it's very rare _ and parades like this. it's very rare for— and parades like this. it's very rare for people to see, especially from _ rare for people to see, especially from other— rare for people to see, especially from other countries come on holiday here, _ from other countries come on holiday here, what— from other countr

royal family. we got a good sign of this because the roy to y'all standard went up -- royal standard the went up ony goes up when the queen is, quote-unquote, in the house. she had been staying at windsor palace. she was out on thursday for that fantastic flyover and parade of the military. and then on friday and saturday she stepped back. she said she experienced a little bit of discomfort, but there were no real concerns. she's just take thing it slower, shes has some issues. but the hope was we would see her one more time. as i look down to keep an eye on my monitor, we are watching and waiting for the queen to arrive. again, it's within an -- been an amazing time here, four days where this country has basically shut down, turned off all it wore withlies about various things -- inflation, war, violence, you name it -- to mark this woman who's still very warmly regarded in the hearts and minds of the focus here and, well, in the u.s. and around the world. there have been some high points. again on thursday, we saw her out there with her heir, that's her son, prince charles, another heir, that's t

at 4:30, those that were paying attention saw the royal standard go out and replace the union jacket.plishments and what was happening over those seven decades, that was part of the pageant today. there was a lot about the future. and it was seen on the balcony, the heir to the throne, the heir to the heir and the heir to the heir. there was chalrles, william, an their wives. they were front and center and this is deliberate. this is the queen acknowledging she's 96 years old. she feels the monarchy is in good shape. in good hands, and i think that was very much the message today. >> i loved her delicate wave. it seemed like it cued little charlotte to give a wave, too, on the balcony. >> she's teaching them early. >> she is and they're learning early. also give me your impressions of that 20-something queen in that golden carriage, right? it was via some television screening or hologram. there it is right there, kind of a for old time sake. what were your impressions of that moment? >> well, i just thought it was great. it's the first time in 20 years that 24 foot thing has been hall

if we zoom into the flag it is not the royal standard which signifies where the queen is in residencesome concern. >> from you. >> i'm starting a rumor, but she is not a residence but she's not clearly. does that mean she's not going to be here for the salute. >> we're anticipating her being on the balcony not once but twice to come out and take the salute herself and return with members of the family, but she hasn't been in residence in the palace for quite some time now for the past five years it's been undergoing significant resurfacing work and since the pandemic she's been based at windsor castle which is a fitting situation for her. this remains monarchy hq, though. >> she's due in the next hour to appear on the balcony. let's talk about trooping the colour. officially recognizing the queen's official birthday but also steeped in military history because irish guards had the honor parading their flag in front of the queen. what does this mean? >> it's been going on since the 17th century if not before in other permutations. it's very significant to queen herself because she is h

you can see above the palace there is still the union flag, the royal standard, herflat, isn't there,aying tribute to the british royalty. essen tribute to the british royalty. even thouah tribute to the british royalty. even thou . h the tribute to the british royalty. even though the queen _ tribute to the british royalty. even though the queen has _ tribute to the british royalty. even though the queen has seen so much during _ though the queen has seen so much during her— though the queen has seen so much during her 70 though the queen has seen so much during her70 year though the queen has seen so much during her 70 year reign i can't help— during her 70 year reign i can't help but— during her 70 year reign i can't help but think she must be quite overawed — help but think she must be quite overawed by this. such a display of affection _ overawed by this. such a display of affection and respect and also celebration for everything she's achieved — celebration for everything she's achieved. we celebration for everything she's achieved. ~ u. celebration for everything she's achieved

peter created the royal standard on a gold panel, black double-headed eagle. under three crowns, he held in his paws and cool four cards, the sea, the white caspian of azov and the baltic, as a sign that from now on the russian tsar is the lord of the four seas. new victory of the russian fleet over the swedes of the island gringam and the signing of the nishtadt peace, which ended the northern war, secured the conquered baltic territories for russia, the long-awaited access to the baltic sea, and after 2 months, peter accepted the title of emperor of the all-russian from the senators. russia became a maritime empire. in just a few years, peter managed to create a fleet and raise a generation of the first russian admirals . once he dreamed that his sons, tsarevich alexei and peter, would share his passion for the sea and continue their father's business. yes, it just didn't work out. all russian the squadron lined up for the parade, which will be hosted by the sovereign himself, but instead of a battleship, a small old boat, once found in the izmailovsky barn,

at the palace, the royal standard indicated the queen had arrived.ht of the huge crowd on the mall, accompanied by the duke of kent, she appeared on the balcony. her movements have been restricted by health issues of late, so the household cavalry came to her. she, and the duke, took the salute. from the palace, the focus now shifts to here — st paul's cathedral for the national service of thanksgiving. the queen's faith has always been central to how she's lived her life. and among the pop concerts, the pomp and the pageantry of this long jubilee weekend, this is a chance to pause and reflect. accommodations had been made in the hope the queen would attend. a side entrance was to be used to avoid having to climb the steep steps. however, yesterday evening, a palace statement said the queen greatly enjoyed today's birthday parade and flypast, but did experience some discomfort. the prince of wales will now represent the queen at her thanksgiving service. prince andrew, who's tested positive for covid, will not be there, but the rest of her family wil

at buckingham palace, the royal standard was being raised to signify that the queen had arrived fromfor her appearances on the palace balcony. the military parade on horse guards over, the crowds were a lot of them all towards buckingham palace. they filled the spaces around the victoria memorial. 0n the balcony, the queen and the working members of the royal family and their children, one of whom was about to steal the show. 0verhead, there was a fly—past, the finest britain's armed services could offer. watching was four—year—old louis, still waving for all he was worth, fascinated by what he was seeing overhead one moment, clapping his hands to his ears the next. the queen, of course, has seen it all before and takes all such things in her stride, just as she's done throughout her long reign. her 70 years on the throne were marked in style. the platinum jubilee celebrations for the reign of queen elizabeth ii are under way. nicholas witchell, bbc news, at buckingham palace. prince andrew has tested positive for coronavirus and will not attend thejubilee thanksgiving service tomorr

at the palace, the royal standard indicated the queen had arrived.the delight of the huge crowd on the mall, accompanied by the duke of kent, she appeared on the balcony. her movements have been restricted by health issues of late, so the household cavalry came to her. she, and the duke, took the salute. from the palace, the focus now shifts to here — st paul's cathedral for the national service of thanksgiving. the queen's faith has always been central to how she's lived her life. and among the pop concerts, the pomp and the pageantry of this long jubilee weekend, this is a chance to pause and reflect. accommodations had been made in the hope the queen would attend. a side entrance was to be used to avoid having to climb the steep steps. however, yesterday evening, a palace statement said the queen greatly enjoyed today's birthday parade and flypast, but did experience some discomfort. taking into account the journey and activity required, her majesty, with great reluctance, has concluded that she will not attend." the prince of wales will now repre

this is where the queen stays and her flag, the queen stays and herflag, the royal standard is flyingening because she will start symbolically the lighting of the platinum jubilee beacons, over3000 lighting of the platinum jubilee beacons, over 3000 will be lit up across the uk and the commonwealth and the queen will be inside the grounds of the castle this evening to start the ceremony. you really cannot miss thejubilee when you are in windsor. it is the home of the queen, there are miles and miles of bunting here. flags hanging from shops and restaurants, i saw a little boy yesterday dressed up as the queens guard marching around the castle. people are decorating their homes. you cannot mess it is the jubilee and lots of people are ready to celebrate the queen here. thank ou ve to celebrate the queen here. thank you very much- _ charlotte was talking about crowds. a lot of people here, queueing around through green park and various routes to buckingham palace and lots of very keen people who have camped overnight. i am glad the weather was kind and it is a beautiful day here. ashley

royal jubilee celebrations amid crisis in living standards food prices rise at the fastest rate in a decade ytd, up 4.5% according to bloomberg data, while commodity inflation totaled 2.8% prague more will not receive guests from ukraine from june 15, the authorities of the czech capital close the refugee registration center, because they have exhausted the options associated with the provision of housing, medical care and other types of social support. there are now four times more refugees in prague than in other parts of the czech republic, more than 90,000. as the mayor of the capital said, he intends to raise questions of the even distribution of immigrants from ukraine throughout the country, and in bulgaria they found a much more interesting way out of ukrainian refugees, they brought them directly to prison for resettlement. at the same time people. they didn't even know where they were going. they watched in shock as their buses

royal jubilee celebrations amid crisis in living standards food prices are rising at the fastest rate in a decade, according to bloomberg since the beginning of the year they have increased by 4.5%, while inflation for goods as a whole was 2.8% prague no longer will receive guests from ukraine from june 15, the authorities of the czech capital are closing the refugee registration center, as they have exhausted the options related to the provision of housing, medical care and other types of social support. now there are four times more refugees in prague than in other countries. parts of the czech republic, more than 90,000, as the mayor of the capital said, he intends to raise questions about the even distribution of immigrants from ukraine throughout the country, and in bulgaria they found a much more interesting way out of ukrainian refugees, they brought them directly to prison for resettlement. at the same time people. they didn't even know where they were going. they watched in shock as their buses headed straight for the zone, the indignant cries did not help. this is not the fi

olympic standard equestrian they are nice, good fun popular royals.h in turning the other cheek? the question today is why should he haven't been insulted the way. >> piers: you turn the cheek when being stabbed in the back? >> martha: only thing make a difference if there is an actual change in their behavior. if they start to put messages out there that suggest that you know, it was a difficult time for them. she was having her baby. she said things that she doesn't necessarily mean. that's the only way that i can see any bridge there would have to be something conciliatory that suggests that she was she spoke out of turn or she was misunderstood or she didn't mean what she said. i can't say anything short of that. >> they know harry is writing a memoir and they know from early leaks that he is apparently planning to attack camilla. >> martha: that's a nuclear bomb. >> piers: could happen at the moment his father becomes king. can you imagine anything more damaging to a family than that they have this ticking time bomb of this book to come next. who

the royal standard has been broken out above buckingham palace.hilds? ! think he has more steel than l— mean for childs? i think he has more steel than i have _ mean for childs? i think he has more steel than i have but _ mean for childs? i think he has more steel than i have but you _ mean for childs? i think he has more steel than i have but you begin i mean for childs? i think he has more steel than i have but you begin to i steel than i have but you begin to enjoy the parade. you have done the two trickiest bits, if i can put it that way, and slightly hidden behind the escort and you begin to really enjoy it. as these see them all prepare for the march—past are in quick time, very strong shadows on the parade ground. the sun is out and it's fairly warm. would you say these are ideal conditions or is it a touch too warm? i ideal conditions or is it a touch too warm?— ideal conditions or is it a touch too warm? ~ �*, ., ., ., ., ~' too warm? i think it's good, looking at the flags. — too warm? i think it's good, looking at the flags, there _ too

the standard royal salute is 21 guns. and that deserves heads of state.ven from the tower of london. that won't obviously happen again because prince philip has now sadly died. basically 21 guns. royal park it becomes 41. hence the 41 gun salute. >> martha: seen on the balcony a moment ago. the first balcony we saw at the horse park parade. you may have seen pictures in the past trooping of color where the family, catherine was in the middle came out to see that part of the ceremony happened at buckingham palace where the queen is based today so shield be able to greet them there and then she will come back out, i assume with the family at 1:00. >> piers: a little quiet reminder. it's actually about her. ains. >> martha: yes, exactly. >> piers: get family members. working family members doing work for the royal family. you will see a very streamlined family balcony scene. normally on trooping the collour there are dozens of them all the royals get their piece of the pie. this time loot of them won't be there. andrew has been banished. harry and meghan out

the royals take the opener 51, the east have the worst record in baseball. they have lost twice as many as they've won the earth standard 22 44th little seat. you look at this new graphic cto on a t g i f that is a corgi named pavlov and he is an internet star known as steph curry. and as you can see range from outside and he can take it to the rim. for two. without opposable thumbs. impressive good, good dog. we've got stanford baseball this weekend giants a u. s open, 3rd and 4th round coverage pretty busy. yes, sir. thank you so much for us tonight. have a good night, tonight. have a good night, everyone. okay, lily. i got thef what you need for your project. uh, glitter glue... okay. ...glitter dots... mm-hmm. ...glitter...paper. mrs. daniels says my projects have too much glitter. okay, well, she needs a mr. daniels, because a project can't have too much pizzazz. it's a report on the potato famine. i'm-- i'm sorry. do irish tears not sparkle? okay. okay. sorry. longinus, jotham. oh, hey. hi. oh, hi, guys. what's up? oh, nothing, just picking up supplies to make signs for the big protest. yes. oh, right. right, yes.

standards continues to rise. the sunday express tells prince charles to �*stay out of politics�* following a report he strongly criticised government plans to send some asylum—seekers to rwanda. royalprince of wales �*remains politically neutral�*. the mail on sunday also focuses on the asylum policy, as the home secretary welcomes a high court ruling paving the way for the first flight to take people from the uk to rwanda on tuesday. campaigners say they will fight the policy at the court of appeal on monday. the sunday people covers a defiant message from british volunteers fighting in the war in ukraine, as two britons were sentenced to death by an internationally unrecognised court which supports russia. and the sunday times pictures a student holding a sign calling for stricter gun laws in the united states, as thousands of protesters march in cities across america. there we have it. that was a quick look through those front pages. lucy and joe, lovely to see you. joe, you can kick us off this time with the front page of the mail on sunday, and we won�*t be backing down, on rwanda. sunday, and we won't be backing down, on rwanda.— sunday, and we won't be backing down, on rwand

standards continues to rise. the sunday express tells prince charles to �*stay out of politics�* following a report he strongly criticised government plans to send some asylum—seekers to rwanda. royalprince of wales �*remains politically neutral�*. and the sunday times pictures a student holding a sign calling for stricter gun laws in the united states, as thousands of protesters march in cities across america. so, a little flavour of our front pages. hello to you both. hi. we are pages. hello to you both. h . we are going to kick off with the sunday times. our first ourfirst story our first story can concerning comments made by prince charles. the sunda comments made by prince charles. tue: sunday times comments made by prince charles. tte: sunday times is reporting that cabinet ministers have fired some warning shots across the bows to warning shots across the bows to warn prince charles that he is perhaps waiting into more political territory, but this is not actually unusual. we know in the past, prince charles has had many views on architecture, on horticulture. he even failed to attend a state banquet when dignitaries from china came over and also made it clear to the papers

royal looks. >> i notice that her hats usually match her coat or her dress. is that her standard?perate to get some on your head. >> shall we try some? let's do it. ♪ >> this is so elegant. >> i like this. ♪ >> that's a statement. ♪ ♪ >> that is definitely a statement hat. >> now that is eye-popping. >> you definitely have to be confident to wear this one. [ laughter ] all right. you know, i had to keep going, ladies. i had to keep going. i loved this little number. the queen is not known for wearing fascinator, but she does like traditional hats and she's a woman after my own heart because she loves bags and one of the bags that we see her carrying all of the time is launor london and we have a collection that's been made for this specific occasion. for jubilee, they did a special edition for the queen's platinum jubilee. i may have to walk out with one of these, as well. >> just fabulous, fabulous fashion sense here. i mean, come on, lara, which one do you want? red, white or blue? >> the question i have is how many fascinators you bought, but for everybody else i want you to sh

standards. for the king's troop artillery out has been j king's troop artillery out has been a hectic few weeks. the royaland _ gallivanting around and being quite fast and athletic so standing still, theyiust — fast and athletic so standing still, theyjust want to go. but for us, it's still— theyjust want to go. but for us, it's still special to be involved in something slightly different for us, i suppose — something slightly different for us, i suppose. the something slightly different for us, i su ose. g , something slightly different for us, i su ose. , , , i suppose. the jubilee event this weekend will _ i suppose. the jubilee event this weekend will see _ i suppose. the jubilee event this weekend will see the _ i suppose. the jubilee event this weekend will see the ceremonial i suppose. the jubilee event this i weekend will see the ceremonial side of the armed forces on parade for the world to see. they say it is a privilege to take part in what may well be a career highlight, and to honour their commander and her 70 years of service. so, you can see the guns behind us and that is what the king's t

it was a double standard and the brazen hip -- we also witnessed a dramatic issue on friday when boris johnson turned on the steps of a big royalcame you understand and he and his wife got boozed. i commented to ainsley and martha, i've never seen that at a big royal event. normally you might get it at a sporting event or something. but for a british prime minister, particularly conservative prime minister, where most royal and monarchies in this country would tend to be more on the conservative side. then to be loudly booing him was a really extraordinary moment. >> and meghan and harry. >> well, has an meghan and harry as well. the british public are decided of brazen hypocrisy. and then do the complete on. they flew in from california. how do they get here? on a massive private plane and flew all the way back to california before it even ended on sunday, before the queen hit the balcony. they're the ones preaching to us about carbon footprint and they're the ones using private planes. that's. >> what do the press say about the queen meeting lily beth? this was a private event. did you read anything or hear anything from your