we've heard reference to that from scott morrison.our policies that get us off fossil fuels and do so rapidly. australia had a very successful in emissions trading scheme for two years that was lowering carbon emissions, getting it on the right track. of course, the incoming liberal government tony abbott got rid of that. we saw carbon emissions come back up. we need to put a price on carbon so that we level the playing field. renewables can compete fairly against fossil fuel energy. renewable energy that isn't destroying the planet in the same way needs to be able to compete in the marketplace. that's also why we need to provide subsidies for renewable energy. morrison has alluded to the possibility of a half billion dollars. that's a drop in the bucket. we need major programs that will incentivize wind, solar. australia has all of those amazing natural resources. it has the wind, the sun. it's crazy for australia not to be leading the way, leaving the rest of the world when it comes to the clean energy transition. shery: in the u.s.

scott morrison says some states are interested in supporting a larger vaccination program.ome work is going to get under to really ramping up the vaccination of the 50 to 70-year-old age group. there are new plans to vaccine age care support workers, but this whole process has been very slow. just 1.5 vaccines administered to a population of 25 million people. prime minister scott morrison not setting any new timelines on a rollout plan after the plan to get the population having its first dose in the middle of the year was abandoned. he is looking at what he says is the back part of the year for a mass rollout, with additional and pfizer and novavax doses to be secured by than. shery: it will also allow additional australians to quarantine at home, but this comes with fresh risks. paul: it does. the prime minister calls this the next sensible step to allow returning australians to quarantine at home. that would free up spaces in the hotel currency system. get more students and skilled workers into the country. he says returning australians would need to be vaccinated befor

scott morrison.2 sides who attempted to form a european super league cannot walk away as they have binding contracts. florentino perez insisted the project, or one similar to it, would be launched soon. real madrid, barcelona and juventus are the only clubs not to have pulled out despite a public backlash. english football clubs will stage a three—day social four astronauts on board elon musk�*s spacex crew dragon spacecraft have successfully docked at the international space station for a six—month mission. it is the third launch in less than a year for nasa's commercial crew programme, which relies on private sector companies operating from the us. angus crawford reports. we start to see the detail on dragon there as it is closing in. docking just moments away. but endeavour�*s been here before. this its second mission to the international space station. metre by metre, the gap closes. until... dragon spacex on the big loop, soft capture confirmed. the four astronauts blasted off on friday from the

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. ♪ ♪ haidi: australian prime minister scott morrison took a veiled swipe at china in his speech warningtes. morrison made the remarks to a conference in india via video link. paul allen joins us with more. the prime minister didn't mention china, what did he say? paul: these are comments to a conference on geopolitics. morrison was a keynote speaker. he sees a widening split between authoritarian regimes in democracies with tensions over territorial claims, state sponsored cyberattacks and liberal norms under attack. he says the trend is been accelerated has been -- has been accelerated by the pandemic. but importantly, he noted economic coercion as a tool of statecraft. he didn't mention china, but the inference was clear because the chinese approached australia has been described as coercion by the u.s. and others. scott morrison, reiterating that the pandemic has given an opportunity to build a more durable strategic balance in the indo specific, referring to the quad, australia boosting ties with india. despite this tension, china does remain australia's largest trading partner. she

exotic getaways in faraway destinations bob this will have to do so now australian prime minister scott morrison has dashed hopes of long haul travel happening any time soon on sunday saying he's in no rush to open the country's international borders so this may be a 1st step towards future travel bubbles with other countries. or. other stories making headlines. around the world today there been emotional scenes of airports in new zealand and. united states has warned russia there will be consequences of jailed opposition leader alexina body dies in prison. no boundaries doctors say that after almost 3 weeks on hunger strike his life is hanging by a thread says he doesn't have access to independent medical care. well sco has expelled 20 czech diplomats a day after prague announced it was kicking out 18 russian officials it's said. that they were military spies russia promised to retaliate and it said the czech republic was trying to please the united states. egyptian authorities say at least 11 people were killed and nearly 100 injured when a passenger train derailed north of cairo for carriages

australia's prime minister scott morrison says the country's cricketers currently competing in the indian premier league will not be prioritised for a return home, saying "they're under their own resources. " australia's suspended direct flights from india until at least the middle of next month. a devastating second wave of coronavirus has seen indian hospitals overwhelmed and widespread shortages of oxygen and medicines. there were 320,000 new infections recorded there today, and deaths are now close to 200,000 in total. for now, however, cricket continues. like today's ipl match between delhi capitals and royal challengers bangalore. for some it's a welcome distraction in a bio—secure bubble and keeps people watching indoors — for others. it's simply unthinkable that it's still being played. despite the indian cricket board saying the ipl will keep going, several players have pulled out including australian cricketer andrew tye who decided to leave the rajasthan royals on sunday and return home because of the impact covid—i9 is having. he's been speaking to alison mitchell. i'v e i've

australia's prime minister scott morrison says the country's cricketers currently competing in the indianlights from india until at least the middle of next month.

i'll try and prime minister scott morrison had pledged to bring many if not all of those stranded home by last christmas james caan kater says that the ongoing situation is simply unacceptable says in my possible that i should not be offered terribly deprived the right to return to my home country. the syrian government has used the biosecurity act which is something to explain away that kind of it is an international disaster and that's why we on allowed to return home but now it is a year on these excuses of war and there's no reason why we shouldn't be able to get up get back this is a gross violation of all surrenders romance human rights. pakistan is pushing to manufacture russia sputnik v coated vaccine as hospitals report massive demand for the shot or to see which done of his in the capital for us. pakistan has entered a new era in vaccinating its population against covert 19 while free government subsidized vaccines are still only available to the senior population and while doctors the groups of risks private companies have now also been allowed to sell the vaccine to everybo

and i would be unable to even get back to russia if that was the case australian prime minister scott morrison had pledged to bring many if not all of those stranded home by last christmas james says the ongoing situation is simply unacceptable. says in my policy board that i should not be all the terribly deprived the right to return to my home country. government has used the biosecurity act which is something to explain away that it is an international dissolve and that's why we on allowed to retire but now that is the year all these excuses of war and there's no reason why we shouldn't be able to get up get back this is a gross violation of all stratas trades human rights. looking to join the ranks of countries making one of russia's coronavirus jobs in the country. and would explain old after the break. i've. got back a stone's pushing to manufacture russia's sputnik vico vaccine as hospitals report massive demand for the job they ghost on our reports from the capital islamabad. pakistan has entered a new era in vaccinating its population against covert 19 while free government subsidized

australia is in no hurry to reopen its international border prime minister scott morrison says he's not willing to risk the country's mostly coronavirus free lifestyle by doing. the study has kept cases on the control with snap lock downs and strips cornton measures restrictions on people entering the country is meant thousands of australians have been stranded abroad. russian opposition figure is in the 3rd week of a hunger strike in prison and close to death according to his personal doctor vali has been refusing food in process against his treatment in jail his doctors not allowed to see him but after receiving test results says he could die at any moment involved he was jailed in february for violating parole conditions while travelling to germany for treatment after being poisoned. in afghanistan children with disabilities face many challenges in getting an education but that hasn't stopped one school continuing to provide hope and opportunities to death children failure controversy reports from kabul. on the river the words here are silent but the classrooms are full of life and f

the prime minister scott morrison had to bring many if not a little things to start to tie him up by last christmas james k. to account says the ongoing situation that's simply unacceptable says in my policy book that i should not be offered terribly deprived the right to return to my home country. the syrian government has used the biosecurity act which is something to explain away that kind of it is an international disaster and that's why we on allowed to return home but now it is a year on these excuses of war and there's no reason why we shouldn't be able to get up get this is a gross violation of all surrenders romance human rights. a bad joke a late night us t.v. sketch aimed at promoting vaccinations among the black population appears to have backfired on its preaching says to me more on the way to talk to patients of racism the american and to taint industry faces. in today's update on things there now suddenly considered racist a saturday night live sketch featuring all black actors about how black people don't want to take the code vaccine no. not yet so i was looking for.

here's a closer look at the ceremony in the australian capital, including part of prime minister, scott morrison'seatened, when our peace and our safety and our security are imperiled, in these moments, our differences fade away. on this anzac dawn, we remind ourselves of the sacrifices, the courage, the selflessness which helped make our country what it is today. astronauts on board elon musk�*s spacex crew dragon spacecraft have successfully docked at the international space station. it's the third launch in less than a year for nasa's commercial crew programme, which uses private sector companies. angus crawford reports. we start to see the detail on dragon there as it is closing in. docking just moments away. but endeavour�*s been here before. this its second mission to the international space station. metre by metre, the gap closes. until... dragon spacex on the big loop, soft capture confirmed. the four astronauts blasted off on friday from the kennedy space center in florida. the first to use a rocket booster recycled from a previous flight. checks complete between space station and capsule

exotic getaways in faraway destinations but this will have to do so now australian prime minister scott morrison has dashed hopes of long haul travel happening any time soon on sunday saying he's in no rush to open the country's international borders so this may be a 3rd step towards future travel bubbles with other countries. but. for now let's cross over to sydney and talk to jane holton she's the commissioner on australia's code 1000 abides for a board and a former health and finance minister thanks for being with us so travel between australia and new zealand is now returning to something close to normal how important is this for australia well australia or new zealand of course have a very special relationship and there's been free movement of peoples between australia new zealand fee use and there's lots of families that is across the tasman so i think for many many families this is such an important day the opportunity to go home doesn't matter which way you are going but to go and see your family and friends is such an important part of what's been i think really rather a difficult perio

scott morrison. >> [silence]. >> mr. prime minister, i am not sure we are hearing you here. >> [echoing audio]. >> [inaudible]. >> laura: they are less convincing when they echo. at the same time, you can ignore all of their verbiage about saving the planet and global obligations and realize just one thing. if you don't think of anything when you watch this nonsense, think about one thing: biden's plan to cut carbon emissions by 52%. it's just a plan to cut your standard of living. this is a massive climate con and we have to expose it step-by-step. climate con number 1, the recycled obama era programs of green jobs. >> i see an opportunity to create millions of good playing jobs with line workers laying lines for a clean grid. i see auto workers building the next generation of electric vehicles. >> laura: this is sick. thousands of american workers are going to be leaving their once good paying jobs in the oil and gas industry to go traveling across the country, capping off the wells that put their kids through college?

and i would be unable to even get back to russia if that was the case australian prime minister scott morrison had pledged to bring many if not all of those stranded by last christmas james caan kater says the ongoing situation is simply unacceptable. it says in my possible that i should not be all the terribly deprived the right to return to my home country. the syrian government has used the biosecurity act which is something to explain away that kind of it is an international disaster and that's why we on allowed to return but now that is a year on these excuses of war then there's no reason why we shouldn't be able to get up get back this is a gross violation of all stratas right and human rights. still to come in the program pakistan is looking to join the ranks of countries making one of russia's coronavirus jobs as demand in the country grows our correspondent is there and will give us a firsthand look after the break. is your media a reflection of reality. in a world transformed. what will make you feel safe. high salacious community. are you going the right way or are you being so. di

paying their respects to the late prince philip at a church service in sydney prime minister scott morrison was among attendants on saturday morrison offered his country's deepest sympathies and condolences to queen elizabeth the 2nd and in camber the national flag was no 2 half mast. house the funeral for prince philip will take place in a week it will be located in line with the wishes of the husband of the queen who died on friday at the age 99 he's been honored with a $41.00 gun salute in the u.k. deporter and on navy ships around the world for a challenge as this. was. across the u.k. including london edinburgh cardiff northern ireland on the royal naval ships at sea and gibraltar to a special gun salutes for prince philip once a minute 41 times. a tribute to from his son prince charles. my dip of pearl was was a very special person who i think above all else would have been amazed by the reaction and the touching things that have been said about him and from that point of who we are my family deeply grateful for all that it will sustain us in this particular loss and at this particula

completely and i would be unable to even get back to russia if that was the case the prime minister scott morrison had pledged to bring many if not all of those straddled home by last christmas to those says the ongoing situation is simply unacceptable. says in my policy point that i should not be all the terribly deprived the right to return to my home country. the syrian government has used the biosecurity act which is something to explain away that kind of it is an international disaster and that's why we on allowed to return home but now that is a year all these excuses of war then there's no reason why we shouldn't be able to get get get back this is a gross violation of surrender strains human rights. this is still to come pakistan is looking to join the ranks of countries making one of russia's coronavirus chaps as demand in the country where i was a cover of spondon so that i will have more details after the break. one else seems wrong. but i'll just tell all. let me. get to stamp out these days because that's a good and decent equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we

australian prime minister scott morrison had pledged to bring many if not all those stranded home by last christmas james cater says that the ongoing situation is simply unacceptable. says in my possible that i should not be all that terribly deprived the right to return to my home country. the syrian government has used the biosecurity act which is something to explain away that part of it is an international disaster and that's why we on allowed to return home but now that is a year all these excuses of war then there's no reason why we shouldn't be able to get up get this is a gross violation of all surrender strains human rights. still to come on the program pakistan is looking to join the ranks of countries making one of russia's coronavirus jabs as demand in the country grows our correspondent is there and will give us a 1st hand to look after a short break stay with us. the world is driven by a dream shaped by those. who dares thinks. we dare to ask. russian officials have borne a renewed military assault on the country's east could lead to the end of ukraine itself this is ho

infections each day australia is in no hurry to reopen its international borders and prime minister scott morrison says he's not willing to risk australia's mostly corona virus free lifestyle by doing so it's one of the few countries that's been able to keep cases under control g to lock downs and strict quarantine measures the border closure and restrictions on the number of people entering the country has meant thousands of australians have been left stranded overseas. the russian opposition figure is in the 3rd week of a hunger strike in prison and close to death according to his personal doctor. has been refusing food in protest against his treatment in jail his doctors not allowed to see him but after receiving test results says he could die at any moment of ali was jailed in february for violating parole conditions while traveling to germany for treatment after being poisoned construction on a racetrack for international motorbike events is under way in indonesia the government wants the coastal area monday leka to be an international sports tourism hop but people there say authorities are c

closer look at the dawn service in the australian capital, including part of prime minister scott morrison'se and our safety and our security are imperiled, in these moments, our differences fade away. on this anzac dawn, we remind ourselves of the sacrifices, the courage, the selflessness which helped make our country what it is today. english football clubs will stage a three—day social media boycott next weekend as part of a protest against racism. the blackout will begin on friday, april 30, running until monday, may 3. a joint statement from all the organisations involved said they were uniting for this action "in response to the ongoing and sustained discriminatory abuse received online by players and many others connected to football". the president of real madrid football club has said the twelve sides who attempted to form a european super league cannot walk away as they have binding contracts. florentino perez insisted the project, or one similar to it, would be launched soon. real madrid, barcelona and juventus are the only clubs not to have pulled out despite a public backlash. f

been paying their respects to the late prince philip a church service in sydney prime minister scott morrison was among those attending on saturday he offered his country's deepest sympathies and condolences to queen elizabeth who's the head of state in australia and in canberra the national flag was lowered to half staff over parliament house. with al-jazeera these are our top stories polls have opened in chance presidential election but the opposition has called for a boycott president idriss deby is seeking a 2nd term is accused of repression and cracking down on anti-government protesters morgan has more from the capsule and. now hundreds have already lined up here at this polling station many of them say that this is going to be the 1st time that they are casting their vote in the presidential election more than. 17000000 population are many of them feel that they care about you.

speaking of the government prime minister scott morrison is still saying that the astra zeneca that same benefits outweigh the risks but is making this decision to only give it to those only of the 50 do you think that has impacted public perception. on the coming to china just being announced in all honesty i think it will be an act of the perception the reason behind it is as you've been saying this is a very rare side effect of the vaccine going to be about one in 200000 people you compare that to the oral contraceptive pill where about 1000 to one in 2000 women every year get a clot so it's it's very uncommon you could even say rare but around one in 4 people can die from it and also we don't have much of probate in australia that's why that recommendation has been made but if you're under 50 and you hear that the astra zeneca vaccine isn't the preferred one you almost certainly think about other options so i think it will impact how important is the speed of the rollout in a strain and given the country's relatively low number of cases i mean it's not like other places in europe poo

promise to scott morrison had pledged to bring many if not all low stranded home by last christmas to educate us says the ongoing situation is simply unacceptable. says in my possible with that i should not be all the terribly deprived the right to return to my home country. the syrian government has used the biosecurity act which is something to explain away that kind of it is an international disaster and that's why we on allowed to return home but now that is a year all these excuses of war and there's no reason why we shouldn't be able to get up get back this is a gross violation of all surrender strains human rights. this is a still to come pakistan is looking to join the ranks of countries making one of russia's coronavirus chapters demond in the country grows all congresswoman's that will talk you through that among all stories off the break. the world is driven by a dream shaped by one person or those with. no dares thinks. we dare to ask. one else seemed wrong all along just don't call. me. just to stamp out these days because active. and engaged equals a trail. when so many

prime minister scott morrison has pledged to bring many if not all of those stranded home by last christmas but james says the ongoing situation is simply unacceptable. says in my post point that i should not be all the terribly deprived the right to return to my home country. the syrian government has used the biosecurity act which is something to explain away that kind of it is an international disaster and that's why we on allowed to return home but now that is a year all these excuses of war then there's no reason why we shouldn't be able to get up get back this is a gross violation of all surrenders trillions human rights. here without say all the way concern over possible kobe the facts seem possible it says the world health organization once again says the system could lead to social discrimination or is it a way out we'll discuss that next after the break. one else seems wrong. to me. yet to stamp out these days because as a kid and in detroit equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. the world is driven by a dream shaped by thos

closer look at the dawn service in the australian capital, including part of prime minister scott morrison'sd our safety and our security are imperiled, in these moments, our differences fade away. on this anzac dawn, we remind ourselves of the sacrifices, the courage, the selflessness which helped make our country what it is today. calls for borisjohnson to explain how the refurbishment of his downing street flat was paid for, following allegations from his former chief advisor. this report from iain watson contains flashing images from the start. out but not down. boris johnson's closest adviser left downing street in november, but now, dominic cummings has not only denied that he leaked some of the prime minister's text messages, he also opened a pandora's box of accusations against his former boss. the most serious is that the funding of last year's renovation of the downing street flat where the prime minister lives with his fiancee, carrie symonds, wasn't above board, amid reports that costs were spiralling out of control. in a blog, dominic cummings says... and this former conservativ

as australians woke on saturday to the news of prince philip's death, the prime minister, scott morrisonnd honour. our sydney correspondent, shaimaa khalil, sent this report. fire! gunshot honouring a life of duty and service. a sign of respect for a man who, for decades, has had a long and enduring relationship with this country. the prime minister paid tribute to the duke of edinburgh, whose presence, he said, was a reminder of the stability needed in a world that can often be uncertain. memories of him will, of course, tell stories of his candour and a unique and forceful and authentic personality. but above all, he was a man who was steadfast, who could be relied upon, always standing by his queen. prince philip's military services first brought him here in 1940. but it was in 1954 that he arrived alongside the newly crowned queen elizabeth on an historic visit — the first by a reigning monarch to australia. newsreel voiceover: troops and representatives of many i australasian lands... the duke visited more than 20 times and has fostered a close connection with the country and its pe

been paying their respects to the late prince philip a church service in sydney prime minister scott morrison was among those attending on saturday he offered his country's deepest sympathies and condolences to queen elizabeth who's the head of state in australia and in canberra the national flag was lowered to half staff over parliament house. with al-jazeera these are our top stories polls have opened in child's presidential election but the opposition has called for a boycott president idriss deby is seeking a 6th term is accused of repression and cracking down on anti-government protesters the bubblegum has more from the capsule and. now hundreds have already lined up here at this polling station many of them say that this is going to be the 1st time that they're casting their vote in the presidential election more than. 17000000 population are still many of them feel that we care about issues that are related to their future but other people we've spoken to feel that we're here to feed them and the. president agrees there be. a vote for and that's something that people have been roaming

banning all flights from india until asian 15 until the nation comes out of what prime ministers scott morrisonscribed as a terrible crisis. morrison called the number of cases diagnosed in hotels and originating in india concerning. the european commission is seeking authority to levy fines or block deals by foreign state-owned companies. the proposed rules do not mention china directly but do seek to end the campaign for european businesses. chinese groups have already complained about the draft, which is set to be proposed next week. global news 24 hours today on air and on bloomberg quicktake powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. haidi: still ahead, health in focus. coming up next, the economic gap between china's northern and southern regions. we discussed the implication for policies and growth. this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: the economic divide between china are prospered -- china's prosperous southern region and lagging northern region will continue to grow. the split will have huge implications for growth, debt, and policymaking. the pandemic furth

scott morrison. mr. prime minister, i'm not sure we're hearing you here. yes, yes. thank you very much, mr. president. i turn the floor to the president of the rush federation, vladimir putin. >> laura: couldn't get a word in edge-wise. they gave him a hook and went to putin. unbelievable. >> laura: i'm i thinking, i'd rather be back with the chinese in alaska. this is a disaster. it's like -- >> the white house couldn't get kamala and joe's addresses right. they were talking to themself self self -- >> welcome, welcome, we have talked about the scarcity of water -- >> your leadership on this issue is a statement for the people of your nation and people of every nation, especially our young people that were ready to meet this moment. >> the tragic affair. on a loop back to themselves. >> laura: it's almost like a rap. with the echo. we're going to die, die, die! unless we cool, cool, cool. finally the oscar, how thrilling. they're coming up this sunday. this year they finally reverse their ongoing ratings plummet raymond? >> not likely. most people have never heard

. >> mister scott morrison. >> mister prime minister, i am not sure we are hearing you here. thank you, mister president. i turn the floor to his excellency vladimir putin. >> he couldn't get a word in edgewise, went straight to the letter of it. it is unbelievable. >> blink-- blinken is saying i would rather be back with the chinese in alaska, a disaster. >> the white house couldn't even get kamala and joe's addresses right, they were talking to themselves, sells, selves. >> welcome to the summit on climate. we've talked about the scarcity of water. we've talked about the need to build resilience. >> your leadership on this issue was a statement of the nation especially our young people ready to meet this moment. >> tragic allegory for the whole affair. laura: almost like a rap. with the echo i kept hearing a beat in the background was we are going to die die die unless it cool school schools, finally the oscars, how thrilling are coming up this sunday. this year they finally reversed the ongoing ratings plummet. >> not likely. most people never heard of these nominated movi

this news broke late at night or late in the evening here in australia, so this morning scott morrisonessed the queen. he said they all mourn with the royal family. he said she has always been there for us, let us be there for you, your majesty. he added that the duke of edinburgh's life was one of duty, honour, candourand duty, honour, candour and stea dfastness duty, honour, candourand steadfastness and his presence was a reassuring reminder of the stability neededin reassuring reminder of the stability needed in many times of uncertainty. he also said that he embodied a generation that we will never see again. a generation that stood against and defied tyranny. we did hearfrom any other against and defied tyranny. we did hear from any other former prime ministers, so malcolm turnbull, joking but also paying tribute to prince philip saying, the prince was always charming to this pretty famous republican. tony abbott reflected on how the world seemed a little emptier now prince philip has gone. tony abbott is famous for awarding prince philip a knighthood backin awarding prince philip

. >> i call the prime minister of australia, prime minister scott morrison. mister prime minister, i'm not sure we're hearing you hear. >> distinguished leaders and esteemed colleagues. >> good morning to all our colleagues around the world, i thank you. >> they are even less convincing when they echo. you can ignore when they are not having the tech problems about saving the planet and global obligations and realize just one thing. if you don't pick up anything when you watch this think about one thing biden's plan to cut carbon emissions by 52% is really just a plan to cut your standard of living. this is a massive climate gone and we have to expose it step-by-step. climate, number one, the recycled obama era promise of a green jobs revolution. >> i see an opportunity to create millions of good paying middle-class union jobs, i see line workers laying thousands of miles of transmission lines for clean modern resilient grid, workers in hundreds of thousands of abandoned oil and gas wells. autoworkers building the next generation electric vehicles. laura: tho

scott morrison tweeted that philip visited his country more than 20 times and appearances that left a impression for? sad he is gone. i hope he would at least last for his birthday. >> he was king in so many eyes even though he wasn't the king. >> reporter: news of the passing of the duke was broadcast on news channels around the world. outpouring of tributes and remembrances for a prince who spent geographies and generations. anna stewart, london. >>> this was africa. the prince undertook extensive travels in the commonwealth of africa. how are they honoring him? >> 54 commonwealth countries and of those 54, 19 are in africa. they all from colonies so they had strong and political ties between the uk and many african countries, of course. the relationship then shifted to one of camaraderie and friendship between africa and the monarchy. we are seeing the sentiment being displayed by being african leaders who have sent condolences and best wishes to queen elizabeth. importantly here, prince philip had very big milestones on the continents. in fact, it was a trip to kenya with then pri

scott morrison says prince philip was no stranger to australia, having visited our country more thantimes. the commonwealth family joins together in sorrow and thanksgiving for the loss and life of prince philip. >>> well, for more now on global tributes will ripley is in hong kong, johannesberg. will, hi, to you first. what's the reaction where you are? >> well, here in hong kong, this is a former british territory. people still remember, robyn, prince philip and queen elizabeth sailed on the royal yacht victoria harbor, but his loss is especially being felt in the 54 countries that are now part of the commonwealth as you said. this family of nations that are joining together mourning the duke of edinburg. those are countries here in asia pacific all the way to africa, the americas and europe. people are talking about the 73-year marriage between queen elizabeth and the duke of edinburgh. 65 years of royal concert. the longest serving in british history. for the leaders who have met the royal couple over the decades, their thoughts are really with the queen. she is the head of state

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