and sophie duchess of edinburgh- — children as well. and sophie duchess of edinburgh.definitely - children as well. and sophie duchess of edinburgh. she definitely got - of edinburgh. she definitely got some moves. she got the memo, but we did as well. everybody clearly having a really good time. there was a real sense of relief, now is a time to party after all of the pomp and circumstance of yesterday. anchor mac what did you make a prince william's simple and quite short and poignant speech? really poignant speech. like you said, very simple. he talks about the queen saying that she would be proud, looking down, saying that he was so proud of his pa, and a classic dad joke, saying that unlike lionel richie would not be there all night long! i'm talking about service being at the heart of everything that the king does. and then leading a chorus of god save the king. short, simple, to the point, poignant, he absolutely nailed it. it has been a very busy and stressful couple of days but what do you expect next from king charles in terms of what he does?— you expect nex

a woman who was injured by a police motorcycle that was escorting sophie, the duchess of edinburgh, hasntensive care for nearly two weeks, "police killed my mum" he said, adding that "the police have not issued any comment or apology and we assume that the killer is still on the loose wearing yellow jacket and riding a police motorcycle and we fear now for the safety of others." around the world and across the uk. starting the q2 starting the 02 hours before it opens and this is food that is in short supply but high demand. this is the warehouse where much of that food comes from. fridges are virtually empty. shelves are bare stop you're really desperate. where they can come is week we have to shut the doors.— to shut the doors. three bags. back in the _ to shut the doors. three bags. back in the food _ to shut the doors. three bags. back in the food bank, - to shut the doors. three bags. back in the food bank, the - back in the food bank, the shortage meets the been forced to find food elsewhere but that too is proving difficult. we are having _ too is proving difficult. we are having

sophie, duchess of edinburgh, all part of the coronation big lunch, the idea of that is for neighboursood and fun as part of this coronation weekend. two street parties, and picnics and other festivities. a few lucky places across the uk had a royal walkabout as a part of it. so that was cranley in surrey with edward and sophie, duke and duchess of edinburgh, these pictures from earlier from duke and duchess of edinburgh, these pictures from earlierfrom swindon in wiltshire with the princess royal, princess anne and her husband sir tim lawrence hejust messed behind her a little earlier there, they werejoining a behind her a little earlier there, they were joining a community street party in swindon. again as part of the coronation big lunch. there was bunting, decorations and there were people lining the streets, and could see her speaking to some dignitaries there but they're also locals lining there but they're also locals lining the streets to take pictures of her and she shook hands with them and other residents and apparently she also remarked on the nice weather which of course h

sophie, the duchess of edinburgh, has said she's "deeply saddened" by the death of a woman who was hitl after suffering massive internal injuries in the collision in west london two weeks ago. the police watchdog is investigating what happened. jon donnison reports. helen holland had been visiting her sister in west london when she was hit by a police motorcycle escorting the duchess of edinburgh. in a statement, her family told us the incident left the 81—year—old with multiple broken bones and internal injuries and that after nearly two weeks fighting for her life, the irreversible damage to her brain had ended the battle. sophie, the duchess of edinburgh, seen here with her husband edward over the coronation weekend, is the king's sister—in—law. responding to the news today, buckingham palace said she was deeply saddened to hear of the death and said the duchess sent her deepest condolences and sympathies to all of ms holland's family. at the scene of the collision, a few flowers have been left. there is a pelican crossing but it is a big, busy road, with fast—moving traffic. in a s

sophie the duchess of edinburgh has said she's deeply saddened by the death of a woman who was hit byassive internal injuries in the collision in west london two weeks ago and she has now died in hospital. the police watchdog is investigating what happened. jon donnison reports. helen holland had been visiting her sister in west london when she was hit by a police motorcycle escorting the duchess of edinburgh. in a statement, her family told us the incident left the 81—year—old with multiple broken bones and internal injuries, and that after nearly two weeks fighting for her life, the irreversible damage to her brain had entered the battle. sophie the duchess of edinburgh, seen here with her husband edward over the coronation weekend, is the king's sister—in—law. responding to the news today, buckingham palace said she was deeply saddened to hear of the death and said the duchess and her deepest condolences and sympathies to all of miss holland's family. at the scene of the collision, a few flowers have been left. there is a pelican crossing, but it's a big, busy road, with fast—movin

sophie, the duchess of edinburgh, has said she's "deeply saddened" by the death of a woman who was hithe suffered massive internal injuries in the collision in west london two weeks ago, and she has now died in hospital. the police watchdog is investigating what happened. jon donnison reports. helen holland had been visiting her sister in west london when she was hit by a police motorcycle escorting the duchess of edinburgh. in a statement, her family told us the incident left the 81—year—old with multiple broken bones and internal injuries, and that after nearly two weeks fighting for her life, the irreversible damage to her brain had entered the battle. —— ended the battle. sophie, the duchess of edinburgh, seen here with her husband edward over the coronation weekend, is the king's sister—in—law. responding to the news today, buckingham palace said she was deeply saddened to hear of the death and said the duchess sent her deepest condolences and sympathies to all of miss holland's family. at the scene of the collision, a few flowers have been left. there is a pelican crossing, but i

and his while i sophie the duchess of edinburgh. and they have said to be very popular, they will, they will loved the particularly sophie not to find the late queen. they seem to have a very close relationship. but we must remember that a couple of decades ago, she herself, i'll go into some help. most of following an interview with one of the tabloids in the you can not realizing she was speaking to them to cut the reports and such some rather 14 comments, but with community so given by the queen and is not playing a very important role within the role families we should mention, i think we did just see um, footage of princess on the princess royal walking into the the abbey that controls the system. she's taking on an important ceremonial role today. again, one of these extraordinarily historical traditions, she will officially be called today. this is princess and gold. stick in wasting now. gold sticking racing is the person who is entrusted with the monex personal safety. this is the role that has been given to princess and the

. >> not too far away in redding, sophie, the duchess of edinburgh, was perfecting her skills alongside duke of edinburgh. the prime minister rishi sunak and his wife were put to work in the kitchen. more than 30,000 charities and community organizations across the u.k. took part, inviting would be volunteers to get involved. on a beach, the archbishop of wales helped out picking up litter. the new first minister of scotland visited a community larder in dundee. and locals got their paddles out around the town in northern ireland. as well as helping others, the big help out is about bringi people together. on stage last night at the coronation concert, prince william said this had always been a priority for king charles. >> my father has always understood that people of all faiths, all backgrounds and all communities deserve to be celebrated and supported. [applause] >> this evening, images taken on coronation day in the throne room of buckingham palace were released along with a message from the king to those who had joined in the celebrations, that having their support and encourageme

a woman who was injured by a police motorcycle that was escorting sophie, the duchess of edinburgh, has was in her 81. gauge and is ongoing. let's move on to australia, where we find the indian prime minister narendra modi on a visit to boost economic ties with australia. it's his first time visiting the country since 2014. there's a growing, influential indian diaspora in australia, and thousands gathered on tuesday at a large rally in sydney's olympic park, to hear the australian and indian prime ministers heap praise on each other. both leaders thanked the crowds gathered in the large stadium for their contribution to the relationship between the two countries. i want to say thank you, you have brought the spirit of the world's biggest democracy to australia. cheering. and you have helped make our democracy stronger and more inclusive. cheering. you have strengthened australian society, bringing our country the benefits and riches of such a beautiful and diverse culture and i am so proud that you have made australia your home. that you see your life and your future here. translation:

not too far away in reading, sophie the duchess of edinburgh was perfecting her puppy training skillsde the duke of edinburgh. i think i will help out with the strawberries. and the prime minister rishi sunak and his wife akshata murty were put to work in a kitchen. more than 30,000 charities and community organisations across the uk took part, inviting would—be volunteers to get involved. on a beach near carmarthen, the archbishop of wales helped out picking up litter. the new first minister of scotland, humza yousaf, visited a community larder in dundee. and locals got their paddles out around the town of enniskillen in northern ireland. as well as helping others, "the big help out" is about bringing people together. on stage last night at the coronation concert, prince william said this had always been a priority for king charles. my father has always understood that people of all faiths, all backgrounds, and all communities, deserve to be celebrated and supported. cheering. this evening images taken on coronation day in the throne room of buckingham palace were released, along wit

an elderly woman who was hit by a police motorcycle that was escorting sophie, the duchess of edinburgh 81. her family said she fought for her life for nearly two weeks following the incident, but that irreversible damage to her brain finally ended the battle. an investigation into the crash by the police watchdog is ongoing. police will continue searching a reservoir in southern portugal today as part of an investigation into the disappearance of madeleine mccann. the reservoir is around 30 miles away from where the three—year—old went missing in 2007. the operation is being led by german police looking for evidence to link her disappearance to suspect christian brueckner. borisjohnson has been referred to the police by the cabinet office, over new claims he may have broken lockdown rules during the pandemic. the former prime minister, who was fined last year for breaking covid rules in 2020, has strongly denied wrongdoing. our chief political correspondent nick eardleyjoins us now. nick, what more can you tell us? morning. this was found by lawyers helping borisjohnson put together hi

not too far away in reading, sophie the duchess of edinburgh was perfecting her puppy training skillsnburgh. i think i will help out. with the strawberries... and the prime minister, rishi sunak, and his wife akshata murthy, were put to work in the kitchen. more than 30,000 charities and community organisations across the uk took part, inviting would—be volunteers to get involved. on a beach near carnarvon, the archbishop of wales helped out, picking up litter. the new first minister of scotland, humza yousaf, visited a community larder in dundee. and locals got their paddles out around the town of enniskillen in northern ireland. volunteer numbers are significantly down since before the pandemic and reinvigorating their numbers, notjust today, but going forward will, it's hoped, be the lasting legacy of the coronation. sarah campbell, bbc news. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. it all started in the mid fifties. i got picked out as a decent goalkeeper. football has and always will be a big part of andrew killen�*s life. he's one of the oldest referees in the count

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sophie. inches the duchess of edinboro. lionel richie was there and so excited. pretty cool stuff. have a great day. ile -- i'll be back tomorrow. here's neil. >> rockland won't stand by as you bring in buses loads of people to our county. this is incentivizing illegal immigration. >> neil: a very angry rockland county executive who is here, by the way, as the "new york post" put it today, suburban warfare is on. he's angry at new york mayor eric adams for shipping migrants to his community. by the way, a community that isn't friendly to this sort of stuff or had a remotely heads up on this stuff. he will be joining us in just a few minutes. welcome. i'm neil cavuto. this is "your world." this of course 72 hours ahead of title 42 going away at the border and already prompting nightmare scenarios at the border that could get worse as the days drag on. the very latest right now on all of this from bill melugin in brownsville, texas. bill? >> neil, good afternoon to you. border patrol says in just a three-day span over the week and, they made more than 26,000 migrant apprehensions. th

sophie. inches the duchess of edinboro. lionel richie was there and so excited. pretty cool stuff.back tomorrow. here's neil. >> rockland won't stand by as you bring in buses loads of people to our county. this is incentivizing illegal immigration. >> neil: a very angry rockland county executive who is here, by the way, as the "new york post" put it today, suburban warfare is

not too far away in reading, sophie the duchess of edinburgh was perfecting her puppy training skillsngside the duke of edinburgh. i think i will help out with the strawberries. and the prime minister rishi sunak and his wife akshata murty were put to work in a kitchen. more than 30,000 charities and community organisations across the uk took part, inviting would—be volunteers to get involved. on a beach near carmarthen, the archbishop of wales helped out picking up litter. the new first minister of scotland, humza yousaf, visited a community larder in dundee. and locals got their paddles out around the town of enniskillen in northern ireland. as well as helping others, "the big help out" is about bringing people together. on stage last night at the coronation concert, prince william said this had always been a priority for king charles. my father has always understood that people of all faiths, all backgrounds, and all communities, deserve to be celebrated and supported. cheering. this evening images taken on coronation day in the throne room of buckingham palace were released, along

it is also the duke and duchess of edinburgh, sophie and edward, they will be attending a coronationd her husband will bejoining a street princess anne and her husband will be joining a street party in swindon. the duke of york's daughters will be attending one of the big lunches in buckinghamshire. if you are watching as earlier, one, another key big lunch is the one happening in downing street where the prime minister and his wife are hosting. there are many people there including the first lady and ukrainian families and youth groups. but this one here, with a huge turnout, as you can imagine, is the walkabout by prince william. the picture is breaking up slightly. those are live images. there we go, it has come back. this is the walkabout in windsor by the prince and princess of wales. i don't know if you could just see it, princess catherine crouching down, posing for photographs. and selfies, of course. and as i say, this is one of the many big lunch events that are happening across the country, around 50,000 are expected to be happening, notjust in the uk but across the world.

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that is sophie, the new duchess of edinburgh. the duke of edinburgh there are, as well.s is part of the day of meetings essentially, so after this there will be a commonwealth meeting. interesting to see the siblings are talking, prince edward and princess anne. �* ., . ~ ., talking, prince edward and princess anne. �* ., ., ., ~' anne. before getting back to work. we have been _ anne. before getting back to work. we have been talking _ anne. before getting back to work. we have been talking about - anne. before getting back to work. we have been talking about this i we have been talking about this slimmed down monarchy. what is meant in the sense is the duke and duchess of edinburgh, sophie and edward, but also the princess royal had come to deplore —— have come to the fore. we have fewer senior roles because prince harry and megan have stepped back, also prince andrew as well. i think we will see a lot of the work involves over the next three days. will we see them on the balcony? there is a lot of speculation over who is in and he is out. the days of say 30 or a0 memb

there is the duke of edinburgh, the duchess of edinburgh, edward and sophie with their children. about to pass the cenotaph where in november the king laid a wreath of remembrance. the word cenotaph comes from the greek for empty tomb. and the monument as we see it now was unveiled by king george v, the great—grandfather of the king on armistice day in 1920. the breastplates of the life guards gleaming in the sun which is trying to break through the cloud. but it is a typical spring day in great britain, slightly damp but cool and full ofjoy and excitement britain, slightly damp but cool and full of joy and excitement and anticipation and energy. and the king's procession enters the final part of its route towards westminster abbey in the most historic section. so, with that we will rejoin hugh edwards. huw: the weather hasn't been entirely kind but yesterday this part of london was suffering a torrential downpour, so at least it's not in that league but it is wet, as it was in 1953, as it was in 1937. maybe there's something about coronation day and damp weather in central london

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