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racing history at salisbury this afternoon.olours of king charles iii. tom marquand donned the famous purple, gold and red silks. he was on board educator. the late queen was a great supporter of racing. her horses won every classic during her reign, apart from the derby. her stable has now been passed to king charles but his first runner could only finish second. that's all from sportsday. enjoy the rest of your evening. bye. we are going to end the week on the wet and windy note but the weekend is looking drier and brighter so here's a headline for friday. now that wind and rain will sweep into western parts of the morning in fact gale force winds affecting parts of northern ireland and scotland at this stage as this area of rain sweeps in. in many parts of england and wales actually clear and calm. with the mist and fog and really quite chilly in real spots temperatures just the few deeds above freezing. so here is that waterfront as it sweeps across the country. during the course of the morning and into the afternoon. accom

others were moved here recently from further up the river in salisbury to ensure they came to no harmut 50 voles in today and we'll also be adding extra ones in next spring as well and we'll keep monitoring them for a long period of time as well to check that they do thrive. most of the voles bred in captivity are being left on the bank of the stream in cages to allow them to acclimatise for a few days, but today several were released directly into the water. i thought they would probably head straight for the cover, so it was good to see them actually swimming straight across the water. these ones will be setting up their territory straightaway. i wouldn't be surprised if they've already started to dig burrows already or find little nooks and crannies to hide in, and then from there they'll kind of go off and hopefully meet up with some of the other water voles we're going to be releasing. water voles were once common here, but they were almost totally wiped out by a non—native species, the american mink, which escaped or were released from fur farms in the �*80s, including this one

and other areas near the plant, including the city of salisbury ship today the plants operate has said it had shut down one of its reactors due to ongoing fighting, thereby leaving only one reactor online. they had a, b, i. e, a rafa grossey said the mission is going ahead despite the danger we are moving. ah, we are aware of the current situation. there has been a increased military activity including this morning. and until very recently, a few minutes ago, i have been briefed by the ukrainian regional military commander here about that and the inherent risks. but weighing the pros and cons and having come so far, we are not stopping. we are moving now. we know that there is an area, as you know, that the so called a gray zone, where the last line of the ukrainian defense comes and before the 1st line of the russian occupant occupying forces begin at where the risks are significant. at the same time a we consider that we have the minimum conditions to move accepting that there is a very, very high detail use, but he has spelling a is in separation. he told me more about the you when

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legistras, we can hardly expect that london will suddenly love putin after salisbury, after all that putin has done regarding europe, this is impossible, but he main task for the new british government and in western europe in general is to preserve economic stability and prevent economic problems that would obviously distract their attention and take away attention and resources from solving such issues as aid to ukraine and therefore, it is obvious that it is very important for britain on thursday listraz should come up with the program of his government, in particular with the program on how it will solve the problem of the energy crisis, help intervene in market mechanisms, help with subsidies or vice versa use the levers of taxes and other market mechanisms to solve this problem, we will really monitor what illustras bohdana will offer, thank you once again for your detailed analysis, let me remind you that bohdan tsyupin was with us from london, and today volodymyr zelenskyi held a final conversation with boris johnson and thanked him for significant contribution to countering

we know about the attacks for which russia is blamed for the use of nerve agent in salisbury.great britain, russia is blamed responsibility for the murder of oleksandr lytvynenko with a terrible poison some time ago , that is, russia found itself in very bad company. thank you bohdan for this information. i will remind you that our european correspondent bohdan tsyupin was in direct contact with us from london. four international vessels as part of the implementation of the grain initiative on monday , september 19 since the grain agreement became operational on august 1, 169 vessels have left ukrainian ports which exported almost 4 million tons of ukrainian agricultural products to the countries of asia, europe and africa. now on a direct connection from odesa, we are joined by my colleague myroslava gongadze, who came to the city to see how the grain shipment is going. congratulations myroslava congratulations natalya i want myroslava tell me what you saw in odesa port and in general, how is the implementation of the grain initiative going, only tomorrow it will actually arr

leipzig last against defending champions, rail madrid at chelsea played out to one old draw again salisbury ukrainian club, the nets go, went to 2nd in that group with a draw against a celtic glasgow installation. a warfare has a pet played a significant role in the war in ukraine, while armies of russian propaganda trolls were once seen as having the upper hand in social media. are they not meeting that match and a new group of pro ukrainian cyber warriors who call themselves nevo? an army of cartoon dogs fighting russia with means it might be hard to believe, but these are a global mean movement and tackling the kremlin propaganda machine. nevo or the north atlantic fellows, organization began as a group of artists creating custom dog like avatars. the people who donated to pro ukrainian causes nathan orthodontic, a feller organization, and it is an organisation in existence. social media platforms such as twitter, where a group or information warriors, what i like to call them, they use means to fight rushes propaganda. that reported to have raised over $400000.00 for military forces, su

elementary security, russia has repeatedly sent murderous europe under the guise of ordinary tourists to salisburyeet and warehouses with weapons in the czech republic. the zaporozhye nuclear power plant presented a documentary summary of its work, the report notes the presence of russian military equipment on the territory of the nuclear power plant, there is an accentuated pressure on our atoms, there are clear references to the russian military occupation it is good with regard to the general director's proposal to have money to create a protection zone at the station, here we need to look at the specific content of such an instrument, what exactly can be protection if the content of this proposal is to de-metallize the territory of the nuclear power plant - this is logical because it was the russian military presence that put the zaporizhzhia station on the border radiation disaster , we can support such a demilitarized zone of protection, in any case, it is felt that modern international organizations need much of a wider mandate. in my action, i believe that the world not only deserves, but

and we stand that some people in salisbury and brussels think that the hungarian people are not mature enough to decide their own future for active and resend that. they are interfering in trying guarantee people's decisions. it is the democratic constitutional right of the fingerprint people to decide on the future of the country and think urine people they have clearly dancer, and we reject any slandering medical surgical democrats, or we could look at the figure. clearly. we spoke to nicola markovich, who a political analyst who claims that the youth attempts to dictate rules or those infringe democratic freedoms and values. any state which stairs has a specific use, whether they be for religious cultural, historical reasons is out of line compared with russell today. brussels is an authoritarian regime. this is, was hypocritical in and then the current situation is that brussels is having the attitude of an authoritarian regime, telling countries what, how they, mr. that they're there. they're judges what type of plans they're down to, to farm or not what their positions must be co

here in great britain and i think that many of our viewers and listeners remember what happened in salisburyerve-paralytic poison of newbies and remember what happened a long time ago with oleksandr lytvynenko poisoned with a terrible radioactive poison here in london such things are not forgotten, they leave a mark. russia has not yet put an end to it, has not asked for forgiveness, has not even recognized as its responsibility everything that has been done by it over all these years, both in relation to ukraine and in relation to great britain, and in relation to other countries in the world, i am here. i want this is what i read that it was not without a scandal, in particular, the defenders of the strong indignant even demand to protest because the ruler of saudi arabia was invited to this funeral, and i will remind him, in fact, american president joe biden and american intelligence also called the murderer of the journalist pam you are following jamal khashoggi in turkey and he was invited to the funeral. this is how i see the scandal about this, he was invited, but i know that there w

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of the most famous and most mysterious monuments of world history these stone rings built on the salisburyin about 4,500 years ago, scientists are still arguing about what this building is intended for but built here at the confluence of the rivers akiya bronya in the cultural layer 4,000 years ago, a complex of ancient structures was discovered. and today we will try to reconstruct them. in 2003, archaeologists discovered a system of holes here with the remains of dug-in trunks. of trees, it became clear to scientists that at that time it was a kind of cult complex, but for what and according to what system our ancestors built it , it was not immediately possible to figure it out. however, such a monument could not be left in the open air without urgently. therefore, soon the archaeologists were forced to re-bury everything that was found on the shore, but before that, the specialists made detailed maps and diagrams of this place. today, these documents are in the hands of the archaeologist and reenactor evgeny gasulin, he directs our work. gradually, we have a view of the ryazan stonehen

a roach, at what kind of future there warned for the country and weary sand that some people in salisbury and brussels think that the hungarian people are not mature enough to decide their own future. and where is said that they are interfering in trying garen people's decisions. it is the democratic, constitutional right of the hungarian people to decide on the future of the country and hang geron. people have clearly dad so, and we reject them any slandering mail, political democrats. we could get a figure earlier. we spoke to nicholas markovich, a political analyst. he said that the youth attempts to dictate rules are in themselves and democratic. any state which stairs has a specific use, whether they be for religious cultural, historical reasons is out of line compared with russell today. brussels is an authoritarian regime. this is, was hypocritical, in, in and in. the current situation is that brussels is having the attitude of an authoritarian regime, telling countries what, how the mr. that they're there, they're judges what type of lands they're down to farm or not, or what thei

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salisbury, these members will vote yes on this bill. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from. for what reason the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. lawson of florida, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. lawson will vote yes on h.r. 5315. the speaker pro tempore: for what reason the gentlewoman from missouri the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from missouri seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. moore of utah, i inform the house that mr. moore will vote yes on h.r. 5315. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? >> as the member designated by chairwoman eddie bernice johnson and representative troy carter, i inform the house that these members will vote yea on s. 4785. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. jacobs of new york, i inform the house that mr. jacobs will vote yea o

educator will have the honour in a handicap race at salisbury.upporter of racing and her stable has now passed to king charles. the jockey will be wearing the famous purple, red and gold colours and says it will be a moment to cherish. if your short game lets you down, this could be a competition for you, the long drive world championships in nevada. just one club required for this. in nevada. just one club required forthis. one in nevada. just one club required for this. one of the star attractions is bryson dechambeau, the american fame for his big hitting on tour and he is looking to improve on last year where he could only finish seventh with a driver 406 yards. it's early stages. he's made it through to the round of 64, cranking it up to 374 yards to top his group. still a long way. there is some proper golf for you on the bbc sport website. the links championship is under way in scotland, playing over three links courses, the first round is in st andrews. rory michael roy is doing well, he is two off the lead, some low scores at st andrews.

that is absolutely right, 1885, it was lord salisbury, and queen victoria.al because of the queen's health she had intended and hoped to go down to london to appoint a new prime minister as normal at buckingham palace, but it was decided that it was safer because of these mobility issues for it all to happen here. so, the outgoing and incoming prime ministers came to balmoral, not without some complications because of the weather. liz truss's aircraft was delayed in landing because of fog at aberdeen which meant that she was some ten minutes late for her audience with the queen. but she got here at 12.20, she was invited to form a government, and she left after a0 minutes. and we've now received the official announcement from royle communications, the queen received in audience with the right honourable elizabeth truss mp today and requested her to form a new administration. liz truss accepted her majesty's offer and kissed hands upon her appointment as prime minister and first lord of the treasury. that phrase kissed hands is a relic from history, there is

there was racing history at salisbury this afternoon: the first horse to run in the royal colours ofer on, we are expecting wind and rain to sweep right across the country. a big autumn low is on the way, and here it is on the weather map. a lot of isobars there, and that does mean some very strong winds, especially in northwestern parts of the uk. let�*s have a look at the forecast for the early hours. you can see that broad band of rain sweeping into ireland and western parts of scotland, a good squeeze in the isobars here. that means of strengthening winds. but further east and south, it�*s a completely different picture — light winds, calm, mist and fog in a few places and really quite chilly. on those winds, gusting through the morning up to 70 mph in the western isles of scotland, and really very windy around the irish sea coasts and down towards the southwest as well. now, here�*s that band of rain around lunchtime, and then later on in the afternoon, it�*ll reach other parts of the uk. but the weather will improve out towards the northwest later on in the afternoon. within th

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could look to them both- — there was racing history at salisbury this afternoon: the first horse to runses won every classic during her reign, apart from the derby. her stable has now been passed to king charles but his first runner could only finish second. that's all from sportsday. enjoy the rest of your evening. bye. that evening we have our first widespread spell of wet and windy weather sweeping in off of the atlantic over tonight and tomorrow. it is this deep area of low precious we will see gusts of wind 60 to 70 miles of our tails down into the channel by tomorrow afternoon. however this evening it is action quite quiet. dry for most and clearest with light winds there is a concern that we will see patchy fog by morning in some areas of the south where it will still be is quite chilly. but what a contrast as that ring comes in on strength and he winds further north and west. heavy rain and even the odd rumble of thunder we could seek an inch of rain 2038 mm following after it clears in the south some early brightness before that bring reason for the evening rush hour. that's wh

james hazou is from salisbury but met the queen in belize.en when he was a major in the army in 1994. the queen was recovering after falling from her horse. you can see her arm in a sling. but james says you'd never have known, given how cheerful she was and how happy she was to talk. david williams was a schoolboy rugby player when he met the queen — hejoins us now. tell us more. i met the queen back in 2002 when _ tell us more. i met the queen back in 2002 when she _ tell us more. i met the queen back in 2002 when she was _ tell us more. i met the queen back in 2002 when she was touring - tell us more. i met the queen back in 2002 when she was touring the l in 2002 when she was touring the country on her goldenjubilee and this happened to coincide with my school in macclesfield is also celebrating its queen centennial year, so this was when the school was 500 years old, quite... founded in 1502. at this time, various peoples were invited to talk to the queen about various aspects of school life and why it's a good memory for me is my friend

. >> the closest anyone has come to a poisoning, the 2018 attack in salisbury, england. >> a defiantith a brazen assassination attempt of form russian spy sergei skripal. >> skripal was poisoned by the milt grader in of agent novichok. >> the seriousness of novichok is starts switching off the nerve connectors in your body one by one. if it goes properly it will turn off your body, and then within hours any trace it will disappear so you'll always forever look like it was a natural death. >> this is why it appears to be the preferred form of killing for people whose death will be in the public scrutiny such as navalny. there was a lot of pressure for us to start investigating. media partners in russia reached out to us and said can you help? we looked at it and thought there's no hope in hell. we can investigate the crimes that happened in russia in the remote corners of siberia sitting here comfortably in europe. we didn't even try in the beginning. >> alexei navalny arrived at the hospital in bellingcat with his wife yulia. a spokesperson tweeted the struggles for alexei's life and

he joins us now on skype, from salisbury, here in the u. k. welcome to the news our. can we start with what we now know about truss ah, after hearse, full day 1st, full day. as prime minister, she's obviously assembled a cabinet. she faced the opposition in the house of commons. what more do we know about her style of leadership? love 2 important things. today. the 1st is, you are showing brightness questions, you handle it much more confidently and with greater humor than i think expect too many people thought maybe she would perform. she the general judgment, this the sheet day. and that's good news for, for trust supporters. then the 2nd thing that we learned we're seeing the cabinet being made. and it's a very divisive cabinet. she's keeping out people who criticize a rival is very few of his supporters of coming. and so it's really a cabinet of friends that device. it will make it more difficult for her to govern . i think in the medium term, specifically on the, on the cabinets, a may be divisive, but it's also been described as the most diverse ever for the 1st

created lasting memories, just one of hundreds of examples to be sent to us comes from james in salisbury. he met the queen in belize. this photo shows him talking to the queen when he was a major in the army in 1994. the queen was recovering after a full from her horse, you can see her arm in a sling butjames said horse, you can see her arm in a sling but james said you never would have known given how cheerful and happy she was to chat and you can hear many more people's memories of the queen and read about them on the bbc news website, you can also share your own memories. let me also show your own memories. let me also show you the pictures coming in from edinburgh where hundreds if not thousands of people are queueing to pay their respects to queen elizabeth's coffin which is lying in rest in the cathedral. now, to fiona bruce and the news at ten. king charles and his brothers and sister walk behind their mother's coffin down the royal mile in edinburgh. my motherfelt, as i do, the greatest admiration for the scottish people, for their magnificent achievements and their indomitable s

racing history at salisbury this afternoon the first horse to royce and the royal colours of king charlesunner did only finished second this afternoon. that's all the sport for now. we'll have more for you in sportsday at half past six. we have just heard from the times and heard this labour has surged from 33% lead and it'd be the biggest pole lead enjoyed by any party since the late 1990s. according to the times bowl labour on 54% and conservatives on 21%. so a lead of 33 points. sing the times. he called the many budget madness. he called the many budget madness. he said you and the chancellor are true believers and believe in what you are doing striving for growth. that you don't understand the impact this has on working people. what do you say to that? we this has on working people. what do you say to that?— you say to that? we have to look at what the alternative _ you say to that? we have to look at what the alternative is _ you say to that? we have to look at what the alternative is if _ you say to that? we have to look at what the alternative is if we - you say to that? we have t

with andy murray and joe salisbury defeated, they can't now qualify for the finals.n kent where they've made several rocking horses for her majesty, including one for the platinumjubilee. she was just she wasjust a she was just a young princess when her love of horses began. this photo was taken in the nursery with her younger sister margaret in 1932. and it was a passion grew. the celebration _ it was a passion grew. the celebration of _ it was a passion grew. the celebration of her - it was a passion grew. tue celebration of her 18th birthday brings forth the sincere good wishes of the peoples of the british commonwealth of nations. cheer of the peoples of the british commonwealth of nations. over the ears this commonwealth of nations. over the years this family _ commonwealth of nations. over the years this family business _ commonwealth of nations. over the years this family business in - commonwealth of nations. over the years this family business in kent i years this family business in kent made seven looking wasn't for the late queen elizabeth, the lastjust a

dean of salisbury cathedral, so on several occasions — salisbury cathedral, so on several occasions.one way. we spoke a little bit off camera about _ anyone way. we spoke a little bit off camera about the _ anyone way. we spoke a little bit off camera about the relationship the king has when he meets the public, when he meets people. i wonder, and it ends when you have met him that stand out for you? —— any times when you have met him? he is incredibly personable, very easy to talk— is incredibly personable, very easy to talk to, — is incredibly personable, very easy to talk to, or was animated, and you -et to talk to, or was animated, and you get into_ to talk to, or was animated, and you get into conversations about all sorts _ get into conversations about all sorts of— get into conversations about all sorts of things that interest him, whether— sorts of things that interest him, whether it — sorts of things that interest him, whether it is conservation, choral music, _ whether it is conservation, choral music, whatever it is. but what always — music, whatever it is. but what alway

, the monarch was queen victoria, and it was here at balmoral that queen victoria invited lord salisburyen though there was then a more formal meeting at windsor a few days later, but it was here at balmoral in 1885 that a prime minister was appointed so, it is not the first time that this has happened.— so, it is not the first time that this has happened. pretty unusual, as we can tell— this has happened. pretty unusual, as we can tell from _ this has happened. pretty unusual, as we can tell from the _ this has happened. pretty unusual, as we can tell from the dates! - this has happened. pretty unusual, l as we can tell from the dates! thank you, we will keep a close eye on the timings at balmoral and let you know when borisjohnson has officially resigned as prime minister and when liz truss has been officially invited to form the next government as the new prime minister. let's speak to dr catherine haddon, who's senior fellow at the institute for government. she has written a full guide on becoming prime minister so she knows a thing or two about the procedure. good to have you with u

a feeling that picks up the great salisbury crags around it.your majesty. not only leading our national mourning, but grieving for a much—loved mother, grandmother and great mother. the thoughts of this parliament and the people of scotland are with the royal family at this time of grief. but although we meet at this time of sadness, this moment provides us with an opportunity too to reflect on her majesty's remarkable life and in particular her bond with this parliament. we are reminded of her commitment too and affection for this parliament every time we sit. on our establishment in 1999, her majesty gifted the parliament the mace which sits in the well of the chamber. the words on it, integrity, compassion, wisdom and justice have inspired us. her majesty described this parliament as being rightly anchored in the history of scotland and spoke of the grit, determination, humourand determination, humour and forthrightness of determination, humourand forthrightness of the people. these were qualities that occupied a personal place in her own an

now, just one example of those is james — he's from salisbury, he met the queen in belize. david williams. he was a schoolboy rugby player when he met the queen, and he's with us now. hi, david, thanks for making time for us. tell us more about this. no, thank you very much. yeah, so i met the queen back in 2002, and this is when she was touring the country on her goldenjubilee. and this year kind of happened to coincide with my school, the king's school and macclesfield also celebrating it was celebrating its quincentennial year. it was founded in 1502. and at this time, various pupils were invited to talk to the queen about kind of various aspects of school life. and why it's such a good memory for me is because my friend and myself, who who's also in that picture, were given the opportunity to talk to the queen about our recent rugby tour to canada. and i can't really remember too much of the discussion, other than it was probably more about kind of british columbia and vancouver itself rather than the the finer points of what goes on in the front row. but what i can say

the match was tied at 1—1, but andy murray and joe salisbury lost their doubles match, as the usa cameore news and sport. now it's back to charlie in westminster. charlie, incredibly moving hearing the stories from those in the queue, each with a different reason for being there. it is so interesting chatting to people, because they waited a long time. some people, as we know, this morning, thosejust arriving, because we are at the end of the queue where we are here as people go into westminster hall itself. this image you can see now is what they call a snake. this is the big build up of peoplejust before they go in to see westminster hall itself and the queen lying in state. a very different atmosphere, but today a lot of reflection, personal memories. queen elizabeth ii was not only one of the most photographed and filmed women in the world — she was also portrayed on stage and screen by many different actors, including some of our most celebrated talents. our arts correspondent rebecca jones has been through the archives to hear how some of them tackled the role. the many faces of

salisbury, mr. donald payne, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on h.r. 884. ms. kuster: mr. speaker, as the member designated by mrs. dingell, ms. pingree, ms. stevens, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on h.r. 884. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from indiana seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. baird of indiana, i inform the house that mr. baird will vote nay on h.r. 884. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? mr. jeffries: as the member designated by chairwoman eddie bernice johnson, i inform the house that she will vote yea on h.r. 884. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from virginia seek recognition? mr. beyer: mr. speaker, as the member designated by virginians mceachin, scott, and wexton, mr. desaulnier, ms. moore, mr. mondaire jones, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on h.r. 884. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from florida seek recognition? >> thank yo

andy murray and joe salisbury for the doubles., from traumatic brain injury i think that's the keyword we should start calling it, traumatic brain injury not a sports concussion, often is exactly what is going on, they are in that bubble and to come back after a traumatic brain injury in the 60s is unbelievable and they think that is ok. i think there is a lot more that needs to be done. we need to make it a safer game because if they don't understand as players and the long—term consequences, it is going to be an uphill battle. you can aet is going to be an uphill battle. you can get more _ is going to be an uphill battle. you can get more by — is going to be an uphill battle. you can get more by listing to the bbc's latest podcast. you can hear more from alexander world rugby�*s chief medical officer. worcester warriors have been given permission to play fixtures this weekend after proving they can safely host matches. they have been given the go—ahead which would have allowed the premiership match against exeter to go ahead. as

chris coles, an inventor from salisbury, showed us his take on the technology in 1990.hfield captures a moment in time in more ways than one in 1981. spot the difference a decade before. ibm launched its computerfor small businesses that year and already had an eye on the future. i firmly believe that within our lifetimes, a large number of families are going to be using computers directly from their homes. jeanie hoskins' business in surrey was also ahead of its time. her celebrity information service satisfying a fascination with the rich and famous in a pre—internet age. i publish four bulletins a week, which announce their arrival in london. who they are, where they're staying, what they're doing. greetings. it's bob t. bob tomaszewski was a tech pioneer. it's cold. in 1994, we filmed bob's home automation system. you can control sprinklers, curtains, opening and closing washing machine, coffee percolator. you could switch on the radio, the tv, anything that's electrical can be switched on by the system. now, don't blind me with science, but tell me very simply how

minister lars had to make a journey to the highlands to be appointed, 1885, the prime minister was lord salisburyay it should be quicker than the days it took travelling then. borisjohnson will arrive around 11:30am having been driven from aberdeen. he will tender his resignation to the queen in the of balmoral castle and shortly after midday, having been driven again the 45 miles from aberdeen, the incoming prime minister liz truss will arrive and she will meet the queen in the drawing room and be invited to form a government and, from that moment, she will be prime minister. it is known as the kissing of hands. there is no kissing, just a handshake. and then she returns to london as prime minister to begin work.— minister to begin work. thank you very much- _ minister to begin work. thank you very much- we — minister to begin work. thank you very much. we will _ minister to begin work. thank you very much. we will keep - minister to begin work. thank you very much. we will keep an - minister to begin work. thank you very much. we will keep an eye i minister to begin work. thank you | very much.

there was racing history at salisbury yesterday, with the first horse to run in the royal colours ofcted, being the first royal runner for king charles being distracted, being the first royal runnerfor king charles iii. well, the horse would not know that. i think they are aware of a lot of fuss and excitement. the i think they are aware of a lot of fuss and excitement.— i think they are aware of a lot of fuss and excitement. the horse does not know it — fuss and excitement. the horse does not know it is — fuss and excitement. the horse does not know it is written _ fuss and excitement. the horse does not know it is written for _ fuss and excitement. the horse does not know it is written for a _ fuss and excitement. the horse does not know it is written for a royal. - not know it is written for a royal. i think they have a sense. we were talking yesterday about pets knowing your mood, dogs knowing your mood. it would know it is a sense of occasion, but it wouldn't know it was writing for royalty. fair enough- — was writing for royalty. fair enough- -- _ was writing for royalty. fair

memory is when the royal artillery were moving from this part of the world, from woolwich, down to salisburyrelatives. are lots of --eole among her own relatives. are lots of people who — among her own relatives. are lots of people who are _ among her own relatives. are lots of people who are coming _ among her own relatives. are lots of people who are coming here - among her own relatives. are lots of people who are coming here today, | among her own relatives. are lots of| people who are coming here today, it gives them a chance, a moment, doesn't it, to reflect on their own losses. you think we are feeling a sense of collective loss? i losses. you think we are feeling a sense of collective loss?— sense of collective loss? i think there are _ sense of collective loss? i think there are two — sense of collective loss? i think there are two things _ sense of collective loss? i think| there are two things happening. sense of collective loss? i think i there are two things happening. one is that people are telling their stories, as you havejust is that people are telling their stories, as you