we are in the lives of the people, in the hearts of the people , the royal standard has emphasized manyas 4137, which means the low sales in the area of ​​low sales in the area of ​​low sales of packaged goods. today, i am presenting this report to them. this is a significant number of 162 within these 3 years, yes, less than three years , less than 3 years, i told about. with their emphasis, you are opening this amount, mr. doctor, that is , when the 13th government came, we had short sales in 42% of the goods, now it is about 16%. well, this can be summed up in one sentence, but there is a whole world of words in it. we did not have any implementation method or recipe for making hats that we could enter into the net sale. and they say that it should be done as a master's work, to believe in my colleagues , to always say hello to my colleagues. when we got to their service, we said that the topic of the previous discussions was the pure sale packaging means goods that must be packaged , most of the goods that people buy are packaged goods , so enter this exact number of what people buy

the royal standard flag is flying above buckingham palace, which is the signal that the monarch is present. how exciting to be there while the king is home. trying to tell me exactly what they're doing right now, please. right now, the ducks are gently gliding across the water. they're moving in a fairly relaxed manner, not in a hurry. occasionally, one of them will get the pet under the water, probably looking for food, and then pop back up. that voice might sound familiar to you. let's bring in like cookie is a senior lector and computer science at kings cause london and a general of a specialist. welcome to the day. like it looks like we can now have real time conversations with an a guy that has eyes, ears, even, his line sense of humor. how big a deal is this? so i think this new or not something i isn't, isn't as much of a leap as it seems. most of these functionalities are actually in g p. c, before. but the big difference now is that they're connected together. that's why they're cooling a multi modal a. i said before, we typically connect it through one mode at a time either text

the royal standard flag is flying above buckingham palace, which is the signal that the monarch is presentng across the water. they are moving in a fairly relaxed manner, not in a hurry. occasionally, one of them will dip its head onto the water, probably looking for food, and then pop back up. i even know when a taxi is coming with its orange light on. i think i'll hail it to get home. yes, i spotted one just now. it's heading your way on the left side of the road. get ready to wave it down. that is pretty extraordinary. it shows how responsive it is. i listens voice and ijust shows how responsive it is. i listens voice and i just went to another chapter in your book which is about six robots and chatbots, which is where the dangerous thing comes in. —— six robots. you can make it dramatic, serious, you can make it dramatic, serious, you can make it dramatic, serious, you can make it sultry. and sexier. that, i think, is where you might become concerned. are we going to have young men particularly in the bedrooms who don't interact with one another, who lose the ability to communicate? it

standard here though? and it's not just a royal double standard. is there a rich and famous double standard? as you rightly mentioned, they wrote songs about lsd, and then they went and lived in the united states. ozzy osbourne, david bowie, elton john, robbie williams all admitted to drug taking. all lived in the united states for a period. is there a double standard if you're a rock star? >> under american law, you are not banned from having residency just because you have ever taken drugs . you are banned. if you drugs. you are banned. if you lie about about taking drugs. now, the question here is did he tell the truth on his visa application that he had taken drugs and they took that into account and they accepted it. and he is still allowed in? or did he say, i never have? well, and then write a book saying i've taken lots of drugs, can i, can i just say something? >> somebody, you know, i've appued >> somebody, you know, i've applied for a visa in the past and they do. one of the questions, are you now or have you ever been a member of the communist party, all that sort of stuff. but t

this is, by royal standards, relatively

. >> the royal standard flag is flying above buckingham palace, which is the signal that the monarch to be there while the king is home. >> try and tell me exactly what they're doing right now, please. right now the ducks are gently gliding across the water. they're moving in a fairly relaxed manner, not in a hurry occasion . only one of them will occasion. only one of them will dip its head under the water, probably looking for food, and then pop back up . then pop back up. >> i even know when a taxi is coming with its orange light on. i think i'll hail it to get home. >> yes, i spotted one just now. it's heading away on the left side of the road. get ready to wave it down. great job hailing that taxi. it looks like you're all set to go. that's a good dog right there. leading. >> oh, i don't like this at all. >> oh, i don't like this at all. >> it'sjust >> oh, i don't like this at all. >> it's just incredible, though. it's like magic. no, i don't like it. >> oh, it's. »- >> oh, it's. >> well, okay. you're living everything through your screen. >> and also, someone just wrote in to g

this is, by royal standards, relatively understated. but we're going to be getting a few of these over the course of the day. he says he wants it to be understated because it reminds him and the country. on the passing of his mother, which unfortunately had to happen in order for him to ascend to the throne. joining us now is royal broadcaster helena charles and, helena, as we have that gun salute taking place in the background there. it has been quite a year for the king and the royal family, hasn't it .7 and the royal family, hasn't it.7 >> it has been a huge year. hi, patrick. hi, emily. goodness me, what highs and lows. and i cannot believe one whole year since we celebrated the king and our guest queen's historic coronation. so this is such a special , special day, and it's special, special day, and it's raining, as i think it was last yean raining, as i think it was last year, but, do you remember the street parties, the fanfare? i mean, there was so much going on the coronation procession. so there's lots and lots to celebrate, i

royal palace. on the walls, among the old standards, grigory saw russians.ur ancestors took from yours near narva. potemkin remembered his father, who fought against the swedes, the blood rushed to his face, ours took away your lands and cities, which we still own now. having learned about this, catherine just smiled. being a brilliant diplomat, potemkin remained a straightforward person and infinitely devoted to his state, and the empress knew how to appreciate this. a century and a half before the reign of catherine ii, the western border of the state passed only 230 km from moscow. by the middle of the 16th century, the empire already included the lands of eastern ukraine and belarus. however, many lived on the territory of the neighboring state of the polish-lithuanian commonwealth. orthodox christians who were discriminated against by the catholic majority. caring for the position of her fellow believers, catherine the great achieved the election of her protege, stanislav ponitovsky, to the polish throne, and then , together with austria and prussia, to

office and all the all the reports that ofcom was, was delivering last month about royal mail and, and lowering the standardss mail and all the things that are besetting really this , this besetting really this, this sector it seems it's a it's an interesting question. why would why would this gentleman, robert kazinsky want to come along and buy this , it's a monopoly. it's buy this, it's a monopoly. it's a form of monopoly now worth 3.5 billion. is it to me , it seems billion. is it to me, it seems like a dying industry. it's an albatross, which, you know, the government seems quite keen to get rid of because it can't manage it , get rid of because it can't manage it, and it certainly can't close it down. so the. i think what lies behind this is the fact that this is not a very, very profitable future business. and the government is trying to offload this. and i think that there's a there's an editorial in the mail which accompanies that story by richard kay, and he starts to ask the correct questions, i think, which is, is this billionaire . who he calls, who's billionaire. who he calls, who's fought his

standards, that's not provocative . that's that's not provocative. that's not exactly madonna, is it? >> well, i think it is very provocative because if you go if she'd been going at representing the royalg. she wouldn't wear anything like that. but she should know it's common sense that you don't try and make people angry or embarrass them or flash your body and those sort of circumstances. i thought it was absolutely appalling. you should see me. i was livid with it and also, again, you know, wearing string tops to it. i thought her choice of clothing was absolutely terrible . was absolutely terrible. >> here she's dressed quite similarly. you see those pictures just there? quite similarly to some of the people welcoming her, so . so there you welcoming her, so. so there you go. take a look at that. i mean, she's wearing the same outfit more or less, as that young lady who appears to be. >> yes, but that young lady isn't going as a sort of royal that young lady could. we could be anybody. we didn't. we weren't introduced to her. we don't know. she they're they're trying to mock the royal family. and so they've got to show something which is dignified. and i don't think that's dignifie

standards in the labour party, he really meant it. party leaders are out campaigning. rishi sunak�*sjust arrived in penzance. crunch time for royal

standards in the labour party, he really meant it. party leaders are out campaigning. rishi sunak�*sjust arrived in penzance. crunch time for royall — this morning it says it's accepted a takeover bid from a czech billionaire. hello. you're watching bbc news. iam ben i am ben thompson. the veteran mp, diane abbott, has confirmed to the bbc that she has been barred by labour from standing as their candidate at the general election. there had been uncertainty about her political future after she was readmitted by the party yesterday. ms abbott — who was the uk's first black woman mp — was suspended by labour last year after suggesting thatjewish, irish and traveller people did not face racism "all their lives." she later apologised. the breaking news about diane abbott was just put to labour's shadow health secretary wes streeting on bbc breakfast. here's what he had to say. well, you are right, lam hearing this for the first time. i am glad that yesterday the suspension of diane abbott was lifted and the whip was restored. what she said that led to her suspension was wrong, and when keir starmer said he would restore discipline an