nice and sunny in sandringham today. there is a - sandringham today. there is a weather pattern that is setting up that will continue into this weekend. we have high pressure to the north, low pressure to the south and that means an easterly wind with our weather coming all the way from finland and the baltic sea. over the next few days that easterly wind is likely to strengthen. if you are a gardener looking for rain, you are out of luck, not much rain at all. always warm up across western areas. temperature contrast today because the winds are stronger. here is the sunshine in the south—west of wales and temperatures are getting up to 18 degrees in that sunshine. different story here though along the east coast of scotland where we have low cloud and temperature is about 10 degrees lower. some of that low cloud will be affecting the north—east of england, many parts of the uk will stay dry and quite sunny through the rest of the day and whilst it is cooler around some of those north sea coast inland, temperatures are widely up to 17 or 18 degrees, co

the queen spent the day quietly at sandringham.t ahead lie number of planned public appearances for her platinum jubilee. from buckingham palace, a photograph of her at the age of two was republished. then, she was princess elizabeth and few imagined she would one day be queen. and this, the official birthday photograph to mark the 96th birthday of the nation's longest living and longest serving monarch, elizabeth ii. nicholas witchell, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. here's tomasz schafernaker. thank you. a little bit chilly in sandringham with the cold wind off the north sea and that is really the story for the next few days. that cool breeze off the north sea will make its presence felt. this is what the weather map looks like now, low—pressure to the south—west of our neighbourhood, high pressure to the north, and basically the air stream coming from scandinavia across the north sea. straight into tomorrow morning because there's not much happening, a bit of cloud first thing, partly cloudy skies and some glimmers of

her majesty the queen has been celebrating her 96th birthday today at her sandringham estate in norfolk manchester united have confirmed that erik ten hag will be their new manager. he's been in charge of the dutch club ajax for the past five years. he'll become united's fifth permanent manager since sir alex ferguson retired almost a decade ago. 0ur sports correspondent andy swiss reports from old trafford. few in football have earned more plaudits. erik ten hag has guided ajax to two league titles, but now for a far bigger challenge. manchester united's thrashing by liverpool this week was a new low in a season that's had a few. it's a thumping victory for liverpool. and after five trophyless years, the erik era can't come soon enough. we can't do as bad as the last lot. at the moment, _ they're just a very poor team that's got no direction at all. so, yeah, i think. it's fantastic news. if he can bring a team like ajax to a champions league semifinal, then he could probably bring us to a final. why the optimism? well, ten hag has flourished with a young team, attacking football, and

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she has travelled from windsor to her sandringham estate to stay at a property loved by her late husbandr now — stay with bbc world news. hello. for most of us wednesday was a fine day, lots of spring sunshine around. temperatures widely 16 to 18 celsius and the warmest poppers southhampt ends where temperatures were to 20 foot up you can see the extent of the sunshine from the satellite picture from wednesday but look at this area of low cloud, that really limited to temperatures through wednesday afternoon across the east side of scotland. not only was a cloudy and misty it was chilly with temperature is just around seven degrees. we still have that pretty big area of low cloud, mist and now fog affecting eastern areas of scotland for the clout picking up for an occasional spit of drizzle and at times could affect the coast of northeastern that is well. otherwise these are the kind of temperatures that we had to start the day on thursday. for the next day or so were going to see high pressure dominating our weather picture. the high pressures north of the uk, the winds around the high—

the queen spent the day quietly at sandringham.republished. then, she was princess elizabeth and few imagined she would one day be queen. and this, the official birthday photograph to mark the 96th birthday of the nation's longest living and longest serving monarch, elizabeth ii. nicholas witchell, bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather with darren bett. it's been a lovely day for it. let's have a quick look. hello there. it has been another lovely spring day across many parts of the country today, certainly warm in the sunshine. we saw some of the highest temperatures in hampshire, with highs of 19 celsius in the afternoon. quite a contrast with the cooler weather we are seeing along north sea coasts, particularly in north—east england, where it has been a bit grey and cloudy temperatures only around 9 degrees. similar temperature contrasts in the next days, with strong easterly winds continuing through the weekend, always warmer in the west and again not much rain in the forecast. forthe and again not much rain in the

she's spending the day at her private residence in sandringham, where her late husband prince philip. a 41-gun salute echoing across london, honoring the uk's longest-reigning monarch. prince william and kate tonight calling her an inspiration. happy birthday to the queen. >>> and our robin roberts tonight one-on-one with basketball legend magic johnson. robin asking him about his upcoming docu-series "they call me magic." his life with the lakers, his family with his wife and kids, and his triumph after so many years living with hiv. >> you talked about your diagnosis, hiv -- >> right. >> and to see you now, 30 years later, what do you want your message to be to people who are facing that? >> my kids, my parents, my brothers and sisters, my laker family, they told me, you're going to be here for a long time. when everybody else was saying i was going to die. and look where i am. meet your fears head-on. when you're going through something, just know that you're not by yourself. >> lifting us up. robin's interview with magic johnson airs tonight on "nightline." it's extraordinary. an

royal family have been paying tribute to the queen today as she celebrates her 96th birthday at her sandringhamwith two fell ponies. and this photo has also been released — a black and white image of the monarch aged two, it was taken in 1928. meanwhile at windsor, the 1st battalion coldsteam guards played happy birthday for the queen and crowds of onlookers gathered to watch the performance. and at noon today in hyde park, the king's troop royal horse artillery fired the first of a round of celebratory royal salutes. it is, of course, a big year for the royalfamily — with all sorts of events coming up to mark the queen's 70 years on the throne. as part those platinum jubilee celebrations, westminster abbey is providing a new visitor experience — opening its roof to the public for the first time. our royal correspondent, daniela relph went to take a look. it is a familiar view of westminster abbey, secure, at ground level. but visitors are about to be offered a different perspective, way up high. we followed the route to the roof, first through the diamond jubilee gallery to start the walk to t

the queen has travelled from windsor to her sandringham estate to stay at a property loved by her latef spring sunshine around. temperatures widely 16—18 celsius, and the warmest spot was southampton, where we had temperatures up to 20. you can see the extent of the sunshine from the satellite picture from wednesday, but look at this area of low cloud. now, that really limited the temperatures through wednesday afternoon, and across the east side of scotland, not only was it cloudy and misty, it was chilly as well, with temperatures just around seven degrees. otherwise, these are the kind of temperatures that we had to start the day on thursday. for the next day or so, we're going to see high pressure dominating our weather picture. the high pressure's north of the uk, the winds around the high pressure coming in from an easterly direction and will tend to strengthen over the next couple of days. as those winds blow across the cool north sea, so temperatures will start to ease a little bit over the next couple of days. nevertheless, thursday morning getting off to a sparkling, sunny st

since then, the sandringham branch has boasted a royal presidential lineage.eer for a strict 20 minutes — during which she told her audience they could ask questions whenever they liked. and i did not expect the queen to be asking me questions, and one of them was about wearing green on television, and why she couldn't do it. and, of course, it's because if you're standing in front of a green screen and you're wearing green, all you'll see is your head and your hands. it's a very good way of making yourself look very thin! laughter. i'm doing it tomorrow, actually! during her talk, carol wanted to relay a funny story about the dangers faced by colleagues in the early days of television weather presenting. she checked with the palace beforehand, and it was a story that saw eyebrows raise, jaws drop — but one in the audience was very much amused. and it was about a weatherman from many years ago, in the days when they used magnetic boards to display the weather, and it had the symbols and it also had individual letters for ice and forfog. so as he was doing this

the royal windsor horse show, which commissioned the image.she has travelled from windsor to her sandringham to mexico, where zoo animals in the south received a cold treat to help them cope with hot weather. as temperatures reached 100 degrees fahrenheit, workers at the zoo in merida prepared popsicles for the animals, to help them cool down... the popsicles these jaguars are playing with are actually made cats seem to love. that's all for now — stay with bbc world news. hello. for most of us wednesday was a fine day, lots of spring sunshine around. temperatures widely 16 to 18 celsius and the warmest poppers southhampt ends where temperatures were up to 20 foot up you can see the extent of the sunshine from the satellite picture from wednesday but look at this area of low cloud, that really limited to temperatures through wednesday afternoon across the east side of scotland. not only was a cloudy and misty it was chilly with temperature is just around 7 degrees. we still have that pretty big area of low cloud, missed and now fog affecting eastern areas of scotland for the clout picking up

the queen celebrated today with family and friends at her norfolk estate, sandringham, and her official state celebration with the annual trooping the color ceremony will be in june. and we will be right back. >>> and that is the "overnight news" for this friday. for some of you the news continues. for others check back later for "cbs mornings." and you can follow us online anytime. cbsnews.com. reporting from the nation's capital, i'm norah o'donnell. >>> this is "cbs news flash." i'm tom hanson in new york. eastern ukraine is bracing for another day of violence as the russian assault on the region escalates. the united nations now reports that 15.7 million ukrainians are in need of urgent humanitarian support. >>> philadelphia is ending its indoor mask mandate just days after reinstating it. the city did not say when that will happen, but the board of health for the city cited decreasing hospitalizations and a leveling of case counts as the reason why. >>> and mike tyson is being investigated after he reportedly punched a passenger on a jetblue flight. tmz sports released footage of t

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her majesty is at her norfolk estate sandringham. having flown in yesterday from windsor. from covid and been forced to reduce her work schedule due to mobility issues. >> good morning, your majesty. how are you? >> reporter: however, prince harry who saw the queen for the first time in a year says she's on great form. >> her sense of humor and ability to see the humor in so many different things. we have a really special relationship. we talk about things that she can't talk with anybody else. >> reporter: the duke who is giving interviews to highlight the invictus games said he popped in for tea with his wife meghan. >> making sure she's protected and got the right people around. >> reporter: those remarks drawing some backlash from the british press. and while he was happy to talk about a special bond with the queen, he wouldn't be drawn in to discussing other family members. >> really the most revealing thing about harry's recent interview is what he didn't say when he was asked about whether he missed his brother and his father. he didn't answer at all. he completely

the queen will celebrate her 96th birthday today, at the sandringham estate in norfolk.inum jubilee celebrations, westminster abbey is providing a new visitor experience — opening its roof to the public for the first time. our royal correspondent, daniela relph went to take a look. it is a familiar view of westminster abbey, secure at ground level. but visitors are about to be offered a different perspective, way up high. we followed the route to the roof, first through the diamond jubilee gallery to start the walk to the top. dress comfy, wear trainers, and make sure you have a head for heights. the walk up is quite tight. i'm around five foot eight, and i'm having to duck my head at times. but we're promised the view at the top will be worth it. and as you step out, it is spectacular. the panoramic views over london, and you're now up close to the detail of this historic building. for these great landmark5, finding a unique experience is always a challenge, something thatjust feels really special. this rooftop is westminster abbey's offer to visitors, seeing somewhere

royal family have been paying tribute to the queen today as she celebrates her 96th birthday at her sandringhamken in 1928. meanwhile at windsor, the 1st battalion coldsteam guards played happy birthday for the queen and crowds of onlookers gathered to watch the performance. and at noon today in hyde park, the king s troop royal horse artillery fired the first of a round of celebratory royal salutes. it is, of course, a big year for the royalfamily — with all sorts of events coming up to mark the queen's 70 years on the throne. as part those platinum jubilee celebrations, westminster abbey is providing a new visitor experience — opening its roof to the public for the first time. it is a familiar view of westminster abbey, secure, at ground level. but visitors are about to be offered a different perspective, way up high. we followed the route to the roof, first through the diamond jubilee gallery to start the walk to the top. dress comfy, wear trainers and make sure you have a head for heights. the walk up is quite tight. i am around five foot eight and i'm having to duck my head at times, but w

the queen will celebrate her 96th birthday today at the sandringham estate in norfolk. the other bybeck nightingale. it's a big yearfor queen — with all sorts of events coming up to mark her 70 years on the throne. as part those platinum jubilee celebrations, westminster abbey has come up with a new visitor experience, opening its roof to the public for the first time. 0ur royal correspondent daniela relph reports it is a familiar view of westminster abbey, secure at ground level. but visitors are about to be offered a different perspective, way up high. we followed the route to the roof, first through the diamond jubilee gallery to start the walk to the top. dress comfy, wear trainers, and make sure you have a head for heights. the walk up is quite tight. i'm around five foot eight, and i'm having to duck my head at times. but we're promised the view at the top will be worth it. and as you step out, it is spectacular. the panoramic views over london, and you're now up close to the detail of this historic building. for these great landmarks, finding a unique experience

since then, the sandringham branch has boasted a royal presidential lineage.f look very thin! laughter. i'm doing it tomorrow, actually! during her talk, carol wanted to relay a funny story about the dangers faced by colleagues in the early days of television weather presenting. she checked with the palace beforehand, and it was a story that saw eyebrows raise, jaws drop — but one in the audience was very much amused. and it was about a weatherman from many years ago, in the days when they used magnetic boards to display the weather, and it had the symbols and it also had individual letters for ice and forfog. so as he was doing this live on television, he got to tonight, when we were expecting some fog, and he noticed the f had slipped off and he said, "sorry about the f in fog." laughter. and two of the ladies gasped and i thought, "what have i said? !" but then the queen was laughing so much, it was ok — in fact, she was laughing so much she dropped her glasses case on the floor. the queen is widely renowned for putting people at their ease, and it's just a

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