(sophie fouron) terje boe. direct descendant of the vikings that settled in the lofoten islands hundreds of years ago. passionate about his ancestors, culture and history, he's one of the few captains still able to sell an authentic viking ship, and these are his islands. (terje boe) in december, it's darker. you cannot see the sun, so when january is coming and the sun returns, everybody is very glad. the midnight sun starts on the 23rd of may and it goes to the 23rd of july. some people believe that it's another sun. it's the same sun. it is the same sun, but it's not going down in the sea. in lofoten now, we have three pillars: we have fisheries, we have farming and we have tourism. all this time, fishing has been the most important. before you can go out on the sea, you have to be educated. you have to go to school to learn how to be a fisherman. then, you are around 16 years old, you are finished with normal school, which is 10 years. then, you can go to high school. here, there are two of them. there's hi

(sophie fouron) wow!robably one of the most beautiful places on earth, and this is jean's backyard. (arvid chalmers) what i've discovered about people that move here, they can be as innocent and as involved as they want to be. they arrive here and all of a sudden, there's a sense of beneficence that comes over them. they want to get involved. they love the environment they're in and so, it is really easy to become involved with the group that is here to preserve and protect. (sophie fouron) with this beautiful setting, i can understand that it's important for you guys here to fight, to preserve the beauty of this island. that's what you've been doing for many years here. (jean brouard) we have and yeah... the island attracts contrarians and it attracts people who will protest, but it's important. we had the success with the texada struggle, and we've now protected those lands. - what happened? - they came to salt spring and they started logging right away, and they wanted to log to get cash. and then they

(sophie fouron) wow!kazz padidar) check him out. - it's like a sole, exactly. - so, it's a real jersey thing. when you come to jersey, you should kiss a fish. - come on. you're inventing this. - elo, you kiss the fish. kiss the fish. he kissed the fish on the lips. watch this here. look at him. look how cool this is. - going back home. - how cool is that? that's amazing. honestly. so what we're doing here, you see the noodles growing here? look at that. - oh yeah. sea noodles. - and they're really easy to just pick up like that, and the noodles can go in there. - o.k. - there's a seaweed back there, the lava seaweed, that we didn't really talk about. every 100 gm of that seaweed that you pick, 25 gm is pure protein. so those people who don't want to be eating meat, you get all your protein: calcium, iron, b vitamins... seaweed is what everybody should be munching, basically. this is going to be for our boil later, o.k? this is serrated wrack. now, i call this "smacon" because it tastes like bacon. so, sea

yaneth. - sophie.) every month, we travel to the most isolated communities of the islands to offer our library service. the only way to get to them is by boat. these communities are quite isolated. children have very little exposure to the outside world, they only know what they are taught in school. i started this project when i found out the extent to which they were living in isolation. a lot of people have never set foot off their island. they were born there, spent their whole lives there and died there. they never got to travel. reading helps stimulate people's imagination and dreams. they get to travel through their readings, they discover new worlds! when people don't have access to higher education, they become carpenters, fishermen, or seaweed and seafood foragers. but through reading, people get to discover different perspectives and express their opinions because they have the words and knowledge to do so. goodbye! (teolinda higueras) it's always nice when we get here because people are exc

i think that is - absolutely right, sophie. ithink absolutely right, sophie.e past five days, from balmoral, via edinburgh, the king in belfast to today, and then tonight, as you say, the arrival of the queen's coffin here in london. tens of thousands of people turning out in the rain to pay their respects. public mourning, which began as a trickle, if you like, in the glens of scotland and along the banks of the beautiful river dee, has come via edinburgh and is now becoming an absolute torrent is lying in state moves to the palace of westminster by the river thames, a great river of sorrow and lamentation. and i think we are really rather entering unknown territory now. for all the meticulous planning and this document here, london bridge, we just don't know how many people are going to come to london for the lying in state beginning at five o'clock tomorrow. as the lady said in one of those reports, we are british, we willjust get in the queue. well, one encouraging sign, the weather forecast. queue. well, one encouraging sign, the weatherforecast. i queue.

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edward looking off again deep in thought and sophie sad. family that is coming together in extremists, one way or the other. we saw it with philip the way they all did their tributes afterwards about the life of philip. but this is a different scale. when the queen mother passed they worried whether people would come up and pay respects when she lay in state. there is no such worry when it comes to her majesty the queen. in fact, the number one concern at the moment is if the worst happens will london fill up to the point of danger between whenever it happens and eventual date of funeral. so those are the concerns. the practical, the emotional, the constitutional, and indeed the personal and that is the embodiment of monarchy. i can't explain it in many cases to americans. i can't explain it to anybody who doesn't be brought up in it in a sense but monarchy has all those components and that is what we're witnessing tonight. >> hum. well said. the royal family today, rushing to balmoral as we were talking about. we are awaiting word as to wh

also in new york at the moment of sophie ot in day. she is the founder of isadine, an organization that supports the fibers of trafficking, is also the ceo with the global fun to end modern slavery. and we have in toronto, mat friedman who's the founder and ceo of the me con club an organization working to combat slavery within the private sector. one more seat at the table that you, you that are watching on youtube. see the box over there. we have a live producer waiting to get your comments to me so i can get him to our guest. so help me out. be a part of this shell. i'll check your tube here in a minute. we'll, we'll get some your questions in. okay. in the meantime, let's begin with grace grace. tell us about the report. what were you expecting? what were you surprised by? look, i think of the last few years we've been living 3 times of really unprecedented crises. and while the many people it was the 1st time they considered the impact of forced labor in site global supply chains, the us, we really sold the cove at 19 pandemic as

sophie.re is a bit of a chill in the air here. the cloud of early morning has been shifting, moving above us. but thankfully the incessant rain of the last few days that greeted the passing of the queen is no more. we now look to the official declaration of a new king to be proclaimed in front of the world and it will be in the building just behind me here where that decision will be taken to confirm charles as king charles iii. krause will also be allowed in here over the next few minutes or so. —— crowds will be allowed in. the mood is one of sadness, a heavy heart that queen has passed but also that people are looking forward now to the future with a new king on the throne. what you will see today is not born out of law, or any legal need, it is following tradition. this is something that has happened for more than 300 years, but it is something we have never been able to witness before. accession council is always traditionally held as soon as the monarch has died. there are two parts to

so sorry about sophie. keep up the good work. thank you forjoining us.upport at bbc.co.uk/actionline. sport — and for a full round—up, from the bbc sport centres, here's marc. good evening, mark. audio loss side and debutant luke wood took three wickets in england's first game in the country for 17 years. joe lynskey reports. for what this means to pakistan, just look past the ribs. all games in the series are sold out and with each run comes the noise. in karachi, there is chance for plenty. the flat picture set up for batting fulsome after 17 years away, this was england's welcome. but england's new looks i got there bearings. a different captain, a different wicketkeeper, and pulling on his debut, liquid. his first three england wickets slowed pakistan down —— luke would. i got less than 160. england's newish opener is alex hales, who spent three years out of the side but now is back in form. yorkshire's harry brooke is a next month's world cup squad. he plays shots that change momentum. it has helped england steer to victory. and though the noise fel

like to introduce you to sophie and. [applause] >> thank you amy for the introduction per good cofounder and ceo of common ground committee. [applause] [applause] welcome. thank you president wrighton, sophie holtzman and manraj multani for the warm welcome. it's a pleasure to coproduce tonight's events with bridget gw in the national center. at its executive director. a behalf of my colleagues at common ground committee in our media partners the christian science monitor, thank you all so much for coming. the video you just saw gives you a little insight into our organization. we are a nonpartisan citizen led nonprofit bringing light not heat to public discourse and working on the problems with the polarization that threaten our nation. this is our 18th the public form. tonight's topic is finding common ground on. we encourage you to tweet tonight. you can see some of the hashtags we encourage you to use. you can see them here on the screen behind me. so it he has put good policy over good cyber former undercover office

well, sophie, that visit from the obr well, sophie, that visit from the 0br was the equivalent of therket by reassuring us that a full assessment of the plans is on its way. but if we look at what has been going on with sterling against the dollar, if we look back, you can see we are pretty much where we were just ahead of that mini budget last friday. but having said that, we still don't know the full verdict of the obr, still don't know the full verdict of the 0br, so the markets remain very nervous, and if we look at the government's borrowing costs, signified by the bond markets, you can see we are still almost three times as high as they were six months ago. if you add that in with those tax cuts, some economists reckon we might have to find £40 billion to ensure government debt is falling in a few years' time. so if the obr falling in a few years' time. so if the 0br agrees, that could mean we are looking at cuts on a scale that we saw back in the heyday of austerity, so cuts to public services as well as perhaps caps on the rises in benefits too. of course, the alternative woul

and for sophie, if you, it'll be the dollar geary, we're talking about really high altitudes here. so we do the up on the summit. it could be minus $35.00 degrees, other with violent stories of the all. then of course, you don't go your roman or bart, there's likely to be winds upholden 200 kilometers per hour. she shuts all if i wait for a good winder, sang 5 days of good weather and no wind, i saw that you never happens said or it's very, very rags grandma don't put on there is quite a play. that means you have to take risks to the level a please do he's at the upon the risk tolerance also depends on how strong the mountaineers are. these were concordy should the if i have mountaineers that aren't very strong ally, $8000.00. so me, i'm not going to take any big risks, should be pens if he's gay, so she's rock solid. extreme holds her ground or robot advocacy still. oh oh, oh oh wow. are you? hey danny, are you doing well, we're not bad and you, i'm okay. uh huh. yeah, so what's that at the table kitchen? let's talk about the next one. a lack of you'll see measure, see should do t

of --eole. . ., draw, as you said, sophie, millions of eole. �* ., , draw, as you said, sophie, millionss an incredibly _ was extraordinary. that was an incredibly stirring _ was extraordinary. that was an incredibly stirring moment. - was extraordinary. that was an | incredibly stirring moment. the grandeur of westminster hall, st giles' cathedral last night was lovely. there will be a final royal salute from the garda mana before the plane takes off. the band will be playing one verse of the national anthem, and then the sea 17 will take off into the skies and head south. the engine is starting up. it will be quite a sight in the skies, heading south. i think people will look up and see that plane coming. it will look up and see that plane cominu. . ., will look up and see that plane cominu. , ., ., ., , ., coming. it is a glorious late afternoon _ coming. it is a glorious late afternoon over— coming. it is a glorious late afternoon over there. - coming. it is a glorious late | afternoon over there. people coming. it is a glorious late - afternoon over there. people will be wanting to

so if he's local at yahoo cycle, jesse plus, i've known sophie for about 5 years. i've got huge respect for what she does more de la total. there's this whole debate in the mountaineering community about oxygen . no, no oxygen, shoppers, ropes and so on. but the fact is, and i know this now you can have oxygen shoppers, ropes, and it's still difficult. but there are those moments when you're all fired up and you think, why not me? yeah, but that's before you actually get here. mr. cervical sweater. was did the rule if we're back to let the middle you have to have a clear head. you've got that all that stuff going round in your head and pulling you down to feed is not good men on all the little thread. calling you back home to base camp or wherever they're putting obstacles in your path and stopping you from going up. or they make it more difficult than it already is getting. at some point i have to cut those threads so i can concentrate on the mountain. it, these are tough nut to crack, ask acidic, a will mock sosa ah ah, the nevada goes with the wind is called nor

# sophie class. >> i hope not real or fake? today and a lot of selfies were taken. kennedy: you are on the board, not only is it real, it's a class at usc. >> no, no. [laughter] kennedy: students quickly analyze selfies and document their significance. >> i've never been so embarrassed. [laughter] kennedy: is this a real exit from a college class syllabus? students learn the specifics of the star wars story verse including how a bill becomes lost in the senate and history of the dynasty? real or fake? >> i'm all in. >> that's got to be real. >> has to be. kennedy: you guys are handing this game to dave smith. >> that went too far. >> i will disagree. i majored in intro to xbox, okay? >> i went to a college that has a sophie class so it could be true. kennedy: a bunch of other dumb things. i love this one, is this a real college class? group crying. >> that's got to be real. [laughter] kennedy: you are tied with abby now. it's fake. >> i think that happens. [laughter] kennedy: if you all cry, there's a group cry. is this a real

here's sophie to tell us what happened next.ctures of her, of many different variants of her, with small crowns, large crowns, big corgis, prince philip and they drew a picture of her and also wrote a message and again, the letters were all asking — we talked about asking interesting questions — we asked the queen what it's like in buckingham palace and what it's like at afternoon tea. so we put our letters in the post and we sent them off and then, of course, they were five and six years old, so they were old enough to hold you to a promise and then a month went by and then two months went by and they said, "has the queen written?" and i was thinking in my heart, do i write a letter as the queen? and then, the third month went by and then the school secretary one day he came running into my room and she put a letter on my desk and it didn't take long for us to see the that er sign and the crown and it said everyone in class 1s, saint anthony's preparatory school, saintjohn's avenue and so, still not quite believing, i opened it

sophie long is in los angeles. >> we are in today five of an intense heatwave in california that hashed temperatures way up into the triple digits and in fahrenheit and above 44 degrees celsius, smashing records for this time of year. the stifling heat continues long after the sun goes down putting massive pressure on california's electricity grid. we have not yet seen the rolling blackouts people were warning of. thousands have been left without power in silicon valley. but not the millions people were fearing. californians are being asked to conserve energy between 4:00 and 9:00 p.m.. they are being asked to keep thermostats above a certain temperature and it not to use appliances or charge electrical cards during those hours. these conditions are perfect for wildfires to spark. in the north of california 25 have burned thousands of acres. in the south 80 miles from los angeles the fairview fire has burned through thousands of acres and killed two people had burned down several structures. the two victims have not been identified, but authorities say they were found in a vehicle, i

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sophy. thank you, dr. sophy. [soft music] [station identifier] >> from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news at all. >> 3 big stories tonight. the first takes us to buckingham palace. a live look here where a nation and people all over the world are mourning the loss of queen elizabeth. the second. >> and in the bay area test of endurance as dangerous temperatures again are blanketing the region. we are in the middle of an unprecedented 9th straight day of a flex alert. this is power problems continue to plague several local neighborhoods. more on those stories momentarily. but we begin tonight with some breaking news, a gruesome and shocking discovery. >> was made this morning on the peninsula. welcome into a busy night on kron. 4 news at 5. i'm grant lotus. i'm catherine heenan in for vicki liviakis. it was a horrific crime discovered on the peninsula. a young mother be headed late this morning. >> in the area of laurel street and magnolia avenue. police held a news less than an hour a

sophie, it's been a da of joins us now. sophie, it's been a day of so — joins us now.loss. as you say, people are filing past thinking, as sally magnusson said, of their own families. and there was that incredibly moving moment when the queen's four children came in and took their places around the coffin. with me are three people who were witness to that. stuart is from near edinburgh. and gaynor and paul, who are from cornwall. that will be a small precious moment of time that you will neverforget? a small precious moment of time that you will never forget? what was it like to watch the members of the royal family in such dignity and peace? royal family in such dignity and eace? ~ ., royal family in such dignity and eace? ~' ., ., peace? like i said to the other lad , it peace? like i said to the other lady. it was — peace? like i said to the other lady, it was like _ peace? like i said to the other lady, it was like being - peace? like i said to the other lady, it was like being part- peace? like i said to the other lady, it was like being part of. peace? like i sai

you parliamentarians, sophie intervals says what they're finding is frightening. there is a kind of market where semi underworld figure selling this stuff are meeting people, you know, are a government representatives or people who have been asked by the government. you know, it's the greek government admits hacking the phones of a journalist and a member of the european parliament saying it may have been wrong, but it was legal. that's one of the big problems for those who want to expose and eliminate such practices. some of the people whose approval would be needed to change the laws are the ones making use of the surveillance. even when it was found at the youth, justice commissioner and staff were targeted by the spyware. the commission declined to investigate, saying it's up to individual government. there had been public protests against the surveillance in some countries such as hungary, where journalist phones were hacked. but the outrage among you politicians is muted . other than in the european parliament where multiple members have been targeted, i was

ah ah ah, one of the most beautiful sophie monasteries in iran was built by chic sophie alden, the founder of the so far weed dynasty. the sheik was a spiritual leader of both the poor and the powerful. but he also drew his career. mom from the city's location the natural beauty and mountain springs brought disciples from across iran, anatolia, and even india. the most spectacular room in the complex is the chimney. her ne, the porcelain gallery, the hundreds of alcoves were originally designed to display the royal porcelain collection gifts sent by the chinese empress. much of the collection was transported to the state hermitage museum in saint petersburg. after russia invaded iran in 18. 28. ah. further west mount sutherland overlooks iran's, as a, by john region at 4811 meters. it's a pass as the tallest mountain in the alps more block, but it's still only the 3rd highest peak in iran. must salon is an an active volcano with the crater lake. at its summit, there are many hot springs on its slopes, said to have healing powers. the thermal springs have always drawn many visitors, even du

sophie. which he put down to old age — but which turned out to be signs of his cancer spreading. every year, around 52,000 men in the uk will be diagnosed with cancer of the prostate, a walnut—sized gland at the base of the bladder. more than three—quarters will survive prostate cancer for at least a decade, but the trouble is too many are being diagnosed once the cancer has spread. prostate cancer mainly affects men over 50. a family history of the disease is another risk factor. and there's a much higher incidence among black men. early prostate cancer doesn't usually have symptoms. but problems with peeing — needing to go more often, difficulty starting or stopping can be a sign — although it's not usually cancer. pain in the back, hip or pelvis, or blood in the urine or semen are other warning signs. there's no single test for prostate cancer — physical exams, scans and biopsies are all used. you may be offered a blood test — high levels of the protein psa can indicate cancer, but it's no

sophie long is in los angeles for us.e heatwave here in california which has pushed temperatures way up into triple digits in fahrenheit and above 44 celsius, smashing records for this time of year. and the stifling heat continues long after the sun goes down, which is putting massive pressure on california's electricity grid. we haven't yet seen the rolling blackouts that people were warning of but thousands of people have been left without power in places like silicon valley, although not the millions that people were fearing. californians are being asked to conserve energy between the hours of 4pm and 9pm. they are being asked not to crank up the aircon but to keep thermostats above a certain temperature, not to use major appliances, and not to charge electrical cars during those hours. now, these conditions are, of course, perfect for wildfires to spark and for those already burning to do so more intensely. in the north of california, two fires have burned through thousands of acres. in the south, about 80 miles from

and sophie wessex -- she loved all of her daughters-in-law she adores sophie wessex. >> this is goingsaunders, we thank you both of you for being with us. >> thank you for having us. >>> we've been looking at the thousands of people lining the streets to watch the procession and talking to people waiting in line already to walk past the queen's casket as she lies in state. much more ahead here on cnn. >>> next, the senate's top republican throwing cold water on senator lindsey graham's plan for a 15-week abortion ban. >>> plus a scary incident on a college campus overnight, a package exploding and along with it a disturbing note was inside. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ my asthma felt anything but normal. a blood test helped show my asthma is driven by eosinophils, which nucala helps reduce. nucala is a once-monthly add-on injection for severe eosinophilic asthma. nucala is not for sudden breathing problems. allergic reactions can occur. get help right away for swelling of face, mouth, tongue, or trouble breathing. infections that can cause shingles have occurred. don't stop steroids unless told by you

an sophie cobo global research scholar of the center and global energy policy. and the for the had of gas analysis, our british petroleum in berlin, been heiress, founder and editor in chief of b. n. and e intel in years and the former moscow bureau chief for the daily telegraph. welcome to the program status love by turning off the tap is russia weapon, ising gas to retaliate against western sanctions. i think this is a resolution against western sanctions because of the position of moscow storage it authorities in russia. they see that previously trade with russia was weaponized by the west. russian reserves of central bank will basically nationalized or stolen this. it is considered in moscow that a european union decided because trade embargo and russian co, after that there was a decision to put embargo against russian oil. and they seemed rather well coming back to practice on the face of december 2022. so. busy from the point of view, frushell, this trade all ready weaponized and officially when it would fall off on the leg. and if you're again, commissio

it is the first time we have seen edward, or sophie, the countess of wessex.ught they looked particularly sombre. i think in particular, she looks very sombre. i think every individual must look at that photograph and draw their own conclusions. i am photograph and draw their own conclusions. iam not photograph and draw their own conclusions. i am not going to assist anybody in attempting to draw any conclusion, but i think she looks, yes, sombre. let's leave it at that. they are arriving there at the gates of balmoral castle after dashing up from london, from their home, having presumably been summoned at some point this morning and briefed about whatever it is that has occurred at balmoral castle, and the family has come together, and they have gone on an raf plane and flown straight to aberdeen and then straight out to balmoral. this, against the background of the queen's doctors having become concerned about her health, so that is the situation. we have heard the statements from senior politicians, who will have been briefed on privy council terms. current

and sophie, you'd come this week from well to the u. n. ga, to, to talk about this issue can, can you tell me how this is being received there? is there a surprise there at the, i guess the big jump that this report is kind of the top line of this report is how many more people we're now talking about here? yes, definitely it. the jump is something that people are shocked about. and i think that 2 sets of people are right. there's those of us who walk with frontline organization financial. i don't get a vision who are born. we've known that the numbers are higher than what can be detected or are currently being detected. then of course tanks to walk free week, we are now seeing those numbers identified, but then we have our whole new group, which is essentially not that we are basically introducing this to them. and that's why they're hola. i miss piece is really important but that so many people who we are basically introducing this concept to i'm them hearing the number, 50000000 that really shocked because most people just dont feed

whether that is sophie of wessex, whether it is now the queen consort, princess anne, and the new princessd to a new designer. we hope of course that will continue. i think there are so many opportunities to work with the royal household in terms of sustainability. many of the messages are that —— that our now king has been championing for years. and how the british fashion industry will play a role in climate change. thank you so much. best of luck when london fashion week arrives. thank ou so london fashion week arrives. thank you so much- _ london fashion week arrives. thank you so much- we — london fashion week arrives. thank you so much. we were _ london fashion week arrives. thank you so much. we were talking - london fashion week arrives. thank you so much. we were talking about ukraine and — you so much. we were talking about ukraine and the _ you so much. we were talking about ukraine and the situation there. - you so much. we were talking about ukraine and the situation there. thej ukraine and the situation there. the fighting has continued between armenia and azerbaijan. this is

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a few quick sophie's and kisses. good bye on a moscow street. as this young man heads off to a military trading sight, he's among thousands being called up to serve in russia's war with ukraine, his wife friends over for one final hug before he boards the bus. i'm going to defend my country. that's it. how's my mood? it's excellent. what can you do out? of course i'm very worried, but i support my husband's decision. pena. russian authorities claim more than $10000.00 volunteers turned up at military enlistment offices across the country after vladimir putin issued the order to mobilize reservists this week. while some had off to fight, others are fleeing the country. soaring prices for plane tickets, mean land crossings like this when on the border with georgia, are jammed with traffic. they travel by car on bicycles and even on foot to get out . georgia is one of a handful of countries which allows russians to enter without visa's billing. if you'll matters. not that we're afraid near the matter is that we don't like the situation. i do not li

i've known sophie for about 5 years. i've got huge respect for what she does like hope there's this whole debate in the mountaineering community about oxygen. no, no oxygen shoppers, ropes and so on. but the fact is, and i know this now you can have oxygen shoppers, ropes, and it's still difficult. but there are those moments when you're all fired up and you think, why not me? yeah, but that's before you actually get here. mr. cervical sweater. was due to rule. if we're back till at the dinner, you have to have a clear head. you got that you all that stuff going round in your head and pulling you down. the feed is not good. men are all the little thread holding you back home to base camp or wherever they're putting obstacles in your path and stopping you from going up. or they make it more difficult than it already is getting. at some point i have to cut those threads. so i can concentrate on the mountain a teacher. these are tough nut to crack, excuse hitting a will mock so said ah ah, ah, for gluten with the wind is ca

the record breaking mountaineer sophie level despite the most adverse conditions she dares to crime when at the wheels highest peaks. himalayan expedition level and be 8000 metre high adventure next on d w. ah, oh, what people have to say matters to us or mm. that's why we listen to their stories. reporter every weekend on d. w is the end of the pandemic in site. we show what it could look like. the return in the normal. and we visit those who are finding it difficult with successes or in a weekly coven 19 special every thursday con d w. ah ah ah ah.

but there was a real bond between the queen and sophie wessex.d very completely and successfully into the family. one of the many clues we had yesterday afternoon was when we were sitting here, seeing the photographs of those family members arriving at balmoral, and i must say, the look on herface really indicated balmoral, and i must say, the look on her face really indicated that yes, it indicated what was happening and what their feelings were. yes, we assume that she and her husband, the earl of wessex, are still at balmoral. the earl of wessex, are still at balmoral-— the earl of wessex, are still at balmoral. �* ' , ., balmoral. and so different, you soke balmoral. and so different, you spoke earlier— balmoral. and so different, you spoke earlier about _ balmoral. and so different, you spoke earlier about the - balmoral. and so different, you | spoke earlier about the moment balmoral. and so different, you - spoke earlier about the moment that elizabeth, then princess elizabeth, she went to kenya and came back as clean, and she was so young

thank you, sophie. quite warm across south—eastern parts of the uk, with some sunshine.ing this weekend. the coolerair, though, it�*s night, starting this weekend. the cooler air, though, it�*s coming night, starting this weekend. the coolerair, though, it�*s coming in behind this band of cloud, moving away from scotland and northern ireland and heading further into england of and wales and bringing some rain, quite steady rain so far today. heavier bass in there but as the rain sinks towards the south—east it becomes lighter and more patchy and clear skies in the north away from those showers in scotland. the northern half of the uk will be chilly tonight, 4—5. but we still have this cloud and some patchy rain for most of the day i think across east anglia and the south—east of england. away from here, some sunshine, a few showers and these look most likely to run into scotland and northern ireland on north—westerly breeze and it is that north—westerly breeze bringing in the cooler air temperatures in places will be a bit lower, and heading into the start of the weekend

don't say is we'll get mil dummy boss if we're sophie coming in. ah, keeping faith is important in this region. some say that the chuckle is one of the only remaining wine to west parts of the world. i don't wanna yeah. with every one know can be knows this truck driver by his nickname michelin after the well known brand of tire. they also know that he's the only driver prepared to go out in the rainy season a like get them and they'll get a 2 year dummy jimmy gil? yeah. want that more a month to be that girl. i mission 67. but still working as hard as he did when he started, because he doesn't receive any kind of pension. he's been driving since he was 17. life can be dangerous to the chuckle. just stopping to change a wheel can expose drive us to attack about jaguar. michigan never goes out without his gun. but give a mental salad. i mean my last e get that i meant that you're on the ball of what i don't like. it goes up rather than they're well, i'm in the but i was in there get the 1st i will double good though is i believe you got work with me

queen's grandson, an a son, prince andrew, another her other son, prince edward, and his wife and sophie the duchess of wealth. thanks. they have already arrived. in fact, we had, there was a photo where we saw prince william driving them to the 2 bar moros. they have, they have now arrived. prince charles was already there along with his sister princess and said the queen has 4 children. they are all there. we also know that our prince hurry, is on chew to arrive at bar moral as well. that is prince william's son, the queen's other grandson. she had several, but that is prince william's son, prince william's brother. you may remember that there was a big falling out between prince harry and his wife megan and the rest of the royal family. and that was over many tensions with the royal family. and they stepped back from all of their duties and they now live in california. these are pictures actually of prince harry and his wife megan in dusseldorf in germany this week because they have been in a tour of europe, of the u. k. and of germany. that's why they happened to be in the u. k. at t

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