in the kremlin palace, in the st. george hall, the solemn ceremony will begin literally in a matter of seconds. guests have the opportunity to share their emotions. it will all start very soon. let's listen together to this silence that reigned in st. george's hall. it seems that only the beating of the hearts of ladies and gentlemen is heard, please. you can turn off mobile device beeps. history is being made right before our very eyes. soon new regions will appear in russia, one country, one big family. and they never leave theirs here. silence in st. george's hall very soon everything will begin. for the whole country, today's event is, of course, fateful, and the most honored guests in the hall are deputies, senators. of course, the heads of the republics right now on your screens you see dmitry medvedev, sergei kiriyenko, everything today will be very solemn. events truly historical in its savagery, st. george's hall, of course, strikes everything here at the same time majestic and lung. ornaments massive chandel

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at st. petersburg - it was st.er nevsky, it was prince alexander the pink nevsky who first began to feel the ochapontsy and conquer the lands of the northwest. in honor of him, peter built the monastery of alexander nevsky lavra in the center of st. petersburg, then peter called it in the status of the patron saint of st. petersburg, he even relics of alexander nevsky, which were in vladimir and in the nativity church of vladimir in st. petersburg, but can a man of the ust-tsar choose the holy patron himself, gave him similar authorities, legends say that the relics of the saint did not want to be in the damned city, therefore peter i a slave locked them in a special casket, but inexplicably twice the relics disappeared from the casket, and then peter decided to outwit fate. he placed these relics in a shrine for the third time, locked them with a key and threw the key into it. and when you closed this cancer on the key, then i heard a voice behind me. why is it only 300 years turned around and barely. i managed to

krasnogvardeisky court of st.urg arrested the deputy head of the department of regional state expertise high-ranking officials yevgeny pridikhin suspected of especially large embezzlement and at least three mediation in the transfer of bribes. however, he flatly refused to cooperate with the investigation and testify. this is not surprising because the manager probably knows how investigators are. this year, they actively took up his influential colleagues in the construction shop as part of the investigation, large-scale searches are constantly being carried out in the apartments and country cottages of officials. with forceful support, the already former leaders of the st. petersburg fund and its deputy right now we will tell you about the most interesting ones. weeks here are just a few topics of the release. you're maniacs. rapists used money to buy themselves indulgences and turn a strict regime into an all-inclusive holiday behind barbed wire. there were even tickets for sale. whom it seemed somehow differen

petersburg, a monument to the patron saint of st.urg alexander nevsky was installed on freedom square in mariupol at the very place where stood the avant-garde trident coat of arms of ukraine, the decision to demolish the symbol of ukrainization of the russian city was taken by the people of mariupol. tell me you need such a fact, you definitely need it. what for? well, why? first of all, this is our history. everything we need to know the children must know . the city was set up magnificently. as they say, everything starts to live, everything will be restored well, the monument was opened in a narrow circle, without drawing attention to the situation in the city, the difficult work of the drg. yes, and the front line is nearby. however, guests from the sister city came to congratulate mariupol residents. this is such a cultural gift. today it is very symbolic that it is the monument to alexander that is being opened for manipulation. and i have it because alexander nevsky, uh , is a protector and defender for the entire orthodox uh

ros: thank you, from st.thedral in edinburgh where the queen's coffin will remain overnight. the coffin is laying overnight in the kitchen -- in the cathedral for 24 hours. members of the public are paying their respects by filing by. that will continue for hours because of the number of people who have arrived. earlier on, thousands more lined the streets of edinburgh's royal mile. our correspondent has been speaking to those paying their respects. we should warn you james' report contains some flashing images. james: in the heart of edinburgh, an ancient ritual in a modern age. thisjames: what do you think ofe new king? >> i have mixed views. he has big shoes to fill. >> citizens. i feel it is very important because she was a big part of our history. james: why are you here today? >> the monarchy holds a place, a whole tradition. there are not a lot of patriots left in scotland anymore. james: what do you think of the new king? >> i think he will be a great king. i hope he brings some more modern things to

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first come on, let's start. hello ivangai me to st petersburg for the seventh time in the city of st. petersburg a festival of folk songs is taking place, goodness many nationalities we met, whom we filmed, chuvash music yakut chechen adyghe armenian georgian, komi tatar. and, of course, russian is very good for everyone here . the atmosphere is wonderful mood. that's what we wish everyone. long live goodness. let's get to know you. what is the name of your team, and you yourself are from st. petersburg. yes, but different nationalities, as far as i understand. well, what are the dagestan azerbaijani georgians, dagestan and azerbaijani in dagestan, there are also different nationalities. yes, that is, nationalities who are kumyk. and you and i - there are others, well, the most russian miracles. you are a very tutura caucasian multifaceted multinational bright saint in the caucasus , a fragment of our beloved caucasus , as they said about my cutie, i’m healthy that i’m unhealthy opa before the victory, i lost my speech nick, i’ll look at the fast one, i won’t see it, i’m my little thi

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i welcome all of you to| st giles' cathedral. here, john knox st giles�* cathedral.en of scots. here, james the sixth argued about liturgy. here, our late queen received the honours of scotland. the queen�*s coffin now rests here for 24 hours. tomorrow, it will be taken to london to lie in state at westminster grateful. —— great hall. the scottish parliament his mother opened 23 years ago is the centre of public and political life here now. this evening, the king and queen consort were escorted into the chamber by the king�*s bodyguard in scotland, the royal company of archers. the msps stood for a two minutes�* silence. then each party leader spoke in support of a motion of condolence. £31!" leader spoke in support of a motion of condolence.— of condolence. our nation is in mourning _ of condolence. our nation is in mourning today _ of condolence. our nation is in mourning today for _ of condolence. our nation is in mourning today for a _ of condolence. our nation is in mourning today for a queen i of condolence. our nation is in - mourning today for a queen whose l

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the school from st. of the crimean cadet corps was the first russian cadet corps, which was in sarajevo and at the same time it was later went to run the church. i did not receive the title of the first russian grand duke konstantin konstantinovich at the invitation of king alexander i , patriarch demetrius of serbia, the supreme church administration of the russian orthodox church abroad moved to serbia in sremlin karlovtsy. here, in 1921, a sacred council in exile was held and the russian church abroad was founded, headed by metropolitan anthony khrapovitsky. here was itself and an important spiritual center of russian migration between the two world wars, but serbia has always been treated high with love. and although we are often reproached for the fact that we behave rationally towards the russians and i clear not only yasha, this argument is not worth it, because love itself and misses quite often. the rector of the holy trinity church of the russian orthodox church in belgrade, father vitaly taras

you saw outside st giles�*, waiting for the princess royal to come, richard, st giles�*, waiting forch and queensbury, the captain general of the company of archers. it was lovely because it was the first time for a little while we had heard the pipes, which came down from edinburgh castle and it reminded us that when queen victoria was in residence at balmoral, she liked to have the pipes every morning at 9am, for 15 minutes and i don�*t know if it was true every morning but apparently the green light to do the same. she likes to have the pipes to greet her. —— the queen liked to do the same. and of course, the way balmoral sits, same. and of course, the way balmoralsits, it same. and of course, the way balmoral sits, it is in a beautiful area and you can imagine the pipes echoing around. people here have really appreciated understanding more about scotland�*s history, i think, throughout what is after all a very sad time. they are very quiet and respectful at the moment. we can see wonderful shots of the crowd, kirsty. we can see wonderful shots of the crowd. kirsty-— robert, it is

petersburg builders, and for the needs of st. petersburg utilities, the conversation was about offset contracts. this is actually an investment in return for a long-term supply agreement, we are talking about the supply of buses of cleaning equipment for the localization of a certain part of the production area of ​​st. it's just not russia armenia kazakhstan dear memory in iconic places today in minsk will present a bicycle-pedestrian route on the island of masculinity and the confusion stretched for more than eight and a half kilometers along the road, three iconic priki are planned. pershik is a park of pirogues , the square of the state flag. and pokrovskaya the church is the final stopper. the route will become the territory of a flea concentration camp for military pants 352 near masyukov-shine at a skin memorial place for cyclists. tell us about the remarkable sideways , trickster and minsk, this route will introduce, uh, a garage to the guests of the capital, and with those parts of the city that are known to many on the

there is an event at st. james 's saturday? there is an event at st. james 's palace — saturday?. james 's palace at _ saturday? there is an event at st. james 's palace at ten _ saturday? there is an event at st. james 's palace at ten a:m.. - saturday? there is an event at st. james 's palace at ten a:m.. to i james �*s palace at ten a:m.. to formally proclaim the new monarch. it will be the first time this has been televised. flags will be flown for 26 hours at full mast. barnum will sit from 2pm until ten p:m.. mark, it's indeed— mark, it's indeed going to be a fascinating day. _ mark, it's indeed going to be a fascinating day. thank - mark, it's indeed going to be a fascinating day. thank you. - you're watching bbc news. we welcome viewers now from bbc one who are joining our continuing coverage following the death of queen elizabeth ii. one of king charles' first duties as monarch was to address the uk and the commonwealth on the death of his mother. he did that in a televised address to the service for the queen at st paul's cathedral in london. he promised to renew her pl

we take you live to st. augustine where florida governor ron desantis is giving an update on hurricane ian response. governor desantis: those that got the massive storm surge and extensive damage throughout there. you also have charlotte county had damage. north part of naples. and collier county. one of the things that we're working on is having staged all the power and everything is the restoration of services. right now statewide, 85% of customers have power. and main outages are, of course, in lee and charlotte counties had the most as well as hardy but then you also have about half out in collier. you have about half out in sarasota. and then it really gets better in many other parts of the state until you get seminole is about a third out or 40% out. volusia is about 50% out. flagler is about 40% to 50% out. then it gets much better as you get to st. johns and jacksonville and nassau county. there's over 42,000 folks staged. they went in immediately. they went in immediately to try to minimize those di

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earlierthis holyroodhouse to st giles' cathedral. along with the queen consort he had messages of condolence from both houses in the ancient westminster hall. our royal correspondent is with me now. the king is there now in his plane coming to land in scotland. the significance of this? very significant. of course. that the king should be visiting scotland, given the importance of the position of scotland. and he really rather challenging nature, perhaps, of the relationship between scotland and the monarchy, given the uncertainties and the debate about the union, so it is appropriate that his first visit having come down from the balmoral yesterday should be back to scotland. i think once again he is on a private charter aircraft which is maybe a bit curious but i'm sure there must be good reason for that. but it is important to affirm and deepen the relationship insofar as he can between the monarchy and scotland because it is going to be i would imagine, something of a challenging time, given the uncertainties that there are and a

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she was at the service in st giles cathedal a bit earlier and joins us from edinburgh.e and how it affected you personally. service and how it affected you personally-— service and how it affected you personally. well, i think that it really brought _ personally. well, i think that it really brought it _ personally. well, i think that it really brought it home - personally. well, i think that it really brought it home when i personally. well, i think that it | really brought it home when you personally. well, i think that it - really brought it home when you were standing there, in my case, inches from the coffin, that this was the end of the most extraordinary era, which has been said by many people before, a time when nobody knew in this country anyone other than the queen as head of state. you suddenly realise this was a person, a human, the end of a life and it was extremely moving. in the end of a life and it was extremely moving.- the end of a life and it was extremely moving. the end of a life and it was extremel movinu. h, , ., extremely moving. in the report yo

in st. petersburg , the festival ended in honor of the all-russian tourism day for the guests, a light and music show was held with the passage of historical sailboats, a concert and sporting events. at the same time, they noted the beginning of the autumn-winter tourist season with details zinaida kurbatova the current show begins almost at midnight against a dark background, one after another, an old schooner and a brig go along the neva divorced spans of the palace they left us tashmidt, but to observe the non-annunciation. it is possible from the embankments of the boats. all this in the natural scenery of the embankment architectural masterpieces are also illuminated ships pass in the waters of the neva this part is the widest part of the fastest current ships participate, both replicas and legendary ones like, for example, the schooner nadezhda she was made behind me in the background was made in holland 1912 , and brought her to the ussr admiral kuznetsov stylized brick triumph built

>>> st. paul's cathedral in london, mourners gathering for a service of prayer and reflection after the death of queen elizabeth ii. and bucking hingham palace with charles iii will soon deliver his message to a nation that's grieving. i'm anderson cooper with cnn's special coverage along with don lemon, who's at buckingham palace for us. don. >> reporter: anderson, a day after the loss of his beloved mother, king charles is about to take a huge st. paul in the transition from prince and heir to his royal majesty, as a matter of fact, as he addresses the united kingdom and the world. he arrived at buckingham palace from scotland just a few hours ago. he's greeting people who gathered to pay their respects. he stopped to look at the many bouquets of flowers laid in tribute of queen elizabeth. accompanied by his wife, the new queen supreme court, camilla. just a short while ago he hosted prime minister liz truss, their first formal audience sitting starting his reign. i am joined now here at bu

st.a and i looked like members, we went and read an akathist. and then a real miracle happened, out of nowhere a clear sky appeared, a cloud was found, a shahmark was found and the great rain began to fall. well, a multi church, let's say we looked. let's rebuild. we are women, there was no knowledge of men. gutted and began to murmur already. nina petrovna remembers everyone who could work hard work, they went to petrovna as women in the surrounding villages and raised funds for the temple. many pensioners wanted to have a church in yundin, because where god was spoken, there is life. now the church is warm and cozy after a major overhaul, the archbishop of guri consecrated it in honor of all the saints. in those years, the villagers and the former rector priest worked hard in those years. vladimir bobchev, people remember him and pray for him. one person who lived here in the full village of kovali, he painted the kovali icon the mother of god, and she was in this church of the kovalsky

after all, st. petersburg was also built in spite of the swamps together, where it would seem impossible to live in a few years, a modern european city appeared. it was founded in 1903. and these lands officially entered the territory of russia only in 1721, peter built a city in another country. well he i was very sure i knew that this earth would still belong to us. in violation of all the laws of politics and geography, in fact, peter built the capital on the territory of another state. well, formally, it certainly yes was considered secular territory until the twenty-first year was not. e, the non-stadt peace was signed, e with sweden, according to which, so to speak, a delimitation was already made and according to which the baltic territories were transferred to russia, the territory of estonia, latvia, peter i himself also lived in spite of everything. he even became king only thanks to fatal coincidence of circumstances in 14 children in the family. it would seem that there is no chance to t

[laughter] st.chapel many windsor where the commitment ceremony is about to -- is underway already. hillary wordwi -- fordc -- fordwich joins me now. hillary, although i've lived in america for 50 years and i'm an more than citizen, for the first time i felt almost homesick. you've lived in america for a long time, did you feel the same way? >> yes, stuart. we're feeling that. that's where we came from. we're seeing this outpouring from across the world. people like to talk about the brits and the brits whining, it's not just brits, it's people from all over the commonwealth. and they like to talk about and, obviously, the previous gentleman was talking about the monarchy maybe not being popular in certain places. look at that ma justic mosaic on kind. they wanted to be there. stuart: that is true. this is not a burial. this is an interment because she's going into a vowel. is -- vault. is she going to be buried next to henry viii? >> well, not henry viii -- [laughter] different kind of family value

st. john's wort filmed in may 2022, the guys visited donbass after a long break due to covid restrictions and, for the first time, military special operations. well friends invite you to visit only you strongly do not be afraid in our apartment, it seems like relatively lucky. now let's go and see the word guitarists and songwriter alexei st. john's wort and ovchi, originally from mariupol, where he spent his childhood and teenage years. he hasn't been home for a long time. you asked him all my childhood. right here on this site. here they are running. the tree must be taken by my grandmother, these are all my native places for me. now let's go close up the windows. well we will have time to be able to do something to people, we will help, the musicians did not come empty-handed, they brought transparent film for residents to seal in apartments, broken windows, household candles and matches. at that time, there was no electricity in the city, food and halons of drinking water. neighbors.

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here at st. giles' jon knox confronted mary queen of scots.s of our nation's life. present here are people whose lives were touched by the queen in so many unforgettable ways. and so we gather to bid scotland farewell to our late monarch, whose life of service to the nation and the world we celebrate and whose love for scotland was legendary. let us worship god. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ >> our help is in the name of the lord who made heaven and earth. the eternal god is our refuge. and underneath are the everlasting arms. god is our refuge and strength, a very present help in time of trouble. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ >> eternal and ever blessed god, receive us in your mercy and grant us the comfort and peace of your holy spirit, through jesus christ, our lord, almighty and everlasting god, you send forth your spirit and we are created. you richly endow us each with gifts to bring blessings to ourselves and others. you enrich the life of our communities and our world. and at life's completion you rejoice to welcome us into your mere presence. we gather at this time a

and st.is not going to stop until every single kid gets that chance to walk out of the doors of this hospital cancer-free. lila: if it weren't for st. jude, i wouldn't be sitting here today. narrator: families never receive a bill from st jude for treatment, travel, housing, or food, so they can focus on helping their child live. join the battle to save lives during childhood cancer awareness month by supporting st, jude children's research hospital, and we'll send you this st. jude t-shirt that you can proudly wear to show your support. lachaka: because it takes a heart for somebody to say that i'm willing to give to st. jude so that they can help save more lives. that's huge. damon: our giving to st. jude is right up there with our mortgage. that's the priority that we put on giving to st. jude. narrator: call or go online right now. become a partner in hope today. ♪. jackie: welcome barks the progressive batter to cancel gas cars gathering supporters from dozen states debating whether to a

now the builders of st.g circuit so that during the heating season people will enter a warm apartment, they are carefully preserving it. here is a memorial plaque for levanitsky, the street is called that. splinters from shells flew here during the battles. consulted and decided to keep this tablet in in the form in which she survived the battles in mariupol , the board to the pilot sigismud levanevsky will be restored and returned to the facade of the house as soon as its contour is insulated, and painted at the entrance or, as they say here at the front door, guests from the neva were met by mariupol residents asked about an individual solution for glazing their balconies . at will, they took it on a pencil. also, kindergartens were mounted with pencils . particular attention was paid to the security system of preschool institutions have already signed up. yes, from a year or more here, so the staff is completely. yes what everyone is waiting for a total of three kindergartens for 500 kids. this one will o

well, st. petersburg. leningrad also survived the blockade and , during the blockade of 13 european states that besieged our city, the same heirs and the same 13 states that today, uh, are fighting against civilians, so a decision was made. we gratefully made this decision in order to sign an agreement on cities, so today we are fulfilling the instructions of the president of the russian federation about. putin and the first impression of trips and now impressions. what difference does it make, it was a difficult impression, because we were all psychologically unprepared for what happened here, we all know we know the story from books, well, from movies, but the first impression of how the nazis destroyed this city was, of course, very difficult, but it was also very difficult to communicate with the residents of course. you know what is the most interesting first question of the residents. the one that was given to me on my first visit. they said take care of our zoo. take care of homeless dogs and cats.

the ceremony will be held at st.es' palace, and are you looking at the courtyard there outside the palace. we will get to you that live just as soon as it happens. on friday, the new king made his first address to the nation as monarch just as his mother queen elizabeth did so many years ago. king charles pledged that the rest of his life would be devoted to serving the british people. >> wherever you may live in the united kingdom or in the realms and territories across the world, and whatever may be your background or beliefs, i shall endeavor to serve you with loyalty, respect and love. as i have throughout my life. >> well, he has spent his life in the spotlight preparing the time he would sit on the british throne. >> i would hope that we might strive for an age of reverence, reverence for what gives us life and for the fragile world in which we live. >> reporter: charles was born on november 14, 1948 to them heir to the thrown princess elizabeth. >> glad news was soon echoing around the world. >> reporter: char

about st. petersburg one of the bus stops is called st. petersburg.istribute in places, so who is on the road to the road. the rest of the local market from among the main builders of mariupol came to the city with the head team of st. petersburg. the city already has its own base. where is the work coordinated from, first briefing, then separation of objects, then catch up with the morning pto we set tasks, the production technical department works with the designers. restoration work is carried out immediately in all key areas at the first stage, they take on those objects that suffered the least during urban battles and can quickly resume their work after repairs. here is the dome that we have now visited. yes, uh, according to the standard, this is a year and a half, we must turn it in completely on a turnkey basis within four to five months. for this, the best specialist is involved. dome in the recent past volleyball hall after reconstruction, another boxing section will open here on the ground floor after redevelopment , comfortable locker room

here at st.on knox confronted mary queen of scotts, here james vi argued and here promwell preach and hear parliament sometimes met, here our late queen received the honors of scotland and the stone of destiny rested on its return to scotland. we are graced by the presence of the king and members of the royal family. present here are representatives of our nation's life. present here are people whose lives were touched by the queen and so many unforgettable ways. and so we gather to bid scotland's farewell to our late monarch. whose life of service to the nation and the world we celebrate. and whose love for scotland was legendary. let us worship god. ♪ [ singing ] ♪ [ singing ] ♪ >>> our help is in the name of the lord who made heaven and earth. the eternal god is our refuge and underneath are the everlasting arms. god is our refuge and strength, a very present help in time of trouble. [ singing ] ♪ >> eternal and ever blessed god, receive us in your mercy and grant us the comfort and peace of y

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here in st.so much fruit. fruit and a life of unstinting service. but also, and especially to be remembered in this place, and comfort, concern, and reassuring care for family, friends and neighbors. in the midst of our rapidly changing and frequently troubled world, her calm, and dignified presence has given much to face the future as she did. with grateful hearts, we reflect on all the many other ways in which her life has been a blessing to us. we pray that god will give us grace to honor her memory by following her example. with our sister elizabeth, we shall know the joys of life eternal. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> now the reading from the book of revelation read from her late father and grandfather, king george the fifth. >> i saw a heaven and a new urns. for the first heaven and the first earth were passed away. john saw the holy city, new jerusalem, coming down from god and from heaven. prepared as a bride, adorned for her husband. i heard a great voice out of heaven saying, behold the tabernacle of god is

specialists from st. petersburg are planning to commission the dormitory before the onset of cold weather. lera didn't stay either. away from this big construction site. no fruits reports on the number of workers reports on the nature of the flow material. schedule and other involuntary work, let's say the hostel will not be recognized, what do you think, here is such a beauty on the phone, she shows what her hostel will be like in the near future. now he says it's hard to believe, because construction is still in full swing, but the pace of construction inspires confidence . we get this front view. my name is matyushin i'm here section chief denis came from st. petersburg. his area of ​​responsibility is the restoration of the volleyball and basketball arena. she also seriously damaged during the shelling there were several arrivals. uh, up here under the scaffolding , you can't see it from here. the hole has already been patched up. there was an arrival, it was decided not only to restore the sports com

this is the same thing, st. petersburg is, on the contrary, a city of museum objects, as it were, a city of cultural and uh- huh, they are intellectual life that has been preserved from the past. and i think that many of our viewers are also interested in the origin of the name moscow fr. a. there is a very interesting point here. and that the origin of the name of the city of moscow is natural, there we will be the name of the river on which the city was built, that is, the city of the moscow river and then it was, the city of moscow and what is curious. and that the word moscow is a word of alliance origin or baltic a-a origin, and it denotes a marshy place, a swamp. and what is interesting is that this name in finnish also means a thin place of bolts. that is, here we have again. there is a moment that brings together st. petersburg from moscow, it is interesting, but, uh, it would be interesting to know more. hey, what's your story? how was it celebrated? the first is the day of the city of moscow because, w

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>> well, st. giles cathedral in edinburgh is important and that's why here it's part of this process. we've seen the queen tour through the whole of scotland in a sense and conclude in edinburgh and go to the cathedral. now it's the mourning point for the death of her majesty, the queen. no better place for that to happen than this historic setting. as the cathedral or the high clerk of edinburgh, part of the church of scotland. part of the parish church of scotland and worth noting as well that after his declaration of accession, king charles had to make a specific statement about the church of scotland because of the history of the union and this is something that reflects the great respect that the monarch also have to have for the church of scotland so there would be no potential conflict there in his role. >> dana: let's listen in the beautiful music here. [choir singing] ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ >> i welcome all of you to st. giles cathedral, the high kirk this ancient parish church of edinburgh