back in anger at again, a very song for the recovery of manchester after the one—minute silence in st ann'sare. one single voice struck up singing that song and then people joined struck up singing that song and then peoplejoined in struck up singing that song and then people joined in and struck up singing that song and then peoplejoined in and in the struck up singing that song and then people joined in and in the weeks that followed that song really did become an anthem. the anthem. of recovery, and it will be tonight. we

louise is in st ann's square this morning. and to stand together in silence. you remember that moment when after the silence the crowd burst into spontaneous song. it is clear manchester has a special relationship with music. and music is helping some of the people who we re is helping some of the people who were there on that night, affected by the attack, to get through what has happened. we met the ‘manchester survivors choir‘ — here's their story. the choir is just a brilliant thing. there was about 15, 16 of us the first time. it was the singing that brought us together. i was really afraid, really afraid of coming into manchester, ijust didn't want to be here. this choir is enough reason to put ourselves through that pain. # we walked the line... it's just really nice that you can just leave all your problems at the door. we all kind of understand each other, like, more than you would with, just, like, a normal person. we were at the concert with our two 11—year—old daughters. and i know that lisa would have done exactly

in st ann's square, the minute's silence ended with a cheer. were cheers too for prince william, arriving for a service at manchester cathedral days after performing duties of an altogether different kind at windsor. the prime minister and other political leaders were there too. other guests arriving for the service knew more than most about what happened a year ago. we were in the foyer, and we went back, and we were five or six feet away from the actual bomb. so you we re away from the actual bomb. so you were all very lucky? yes. during the service, prince william read from the bible. and if i have all faith to move mountains but do not have a love, i am nothing. manchester's jews and muslims, sikhs and hindus were represented here too. united in our common grief, we prayed to god by many names. not everybody hurtle bereaved were in the cathedral today. many have decided to stay at home, marking the anniversary privately and quietly, but this is a chance for the whole city to show its feelings one year on. even those not directly involved se

sister patricia anne taught serving youth from st. elizabeth's, st. ann's from 1974 to 1985. she also served the director of religious instruction for 7ephinanc parish. generations of families remember and honor her life filled with faith and service to the education and ministry of youth. the funeral mass honoring sister patricia anne clarity was celebrated yesterday at mother house. if we could end in her honor. second thing, and i'm happy to introduce today, is a resolution urging all of us in support senator scott weiner's most recent bill, senate bill 221, which seeks to ban the sale of guns and ammunition at the cow palace fairgrounds, which he publicly announced yesterday at a press conference, along with many of his colleagues, including david chu and many others. they host five gun shows and each show is two days, 10 days a year, where guns are made more easily available to people in the bay area. these gun shows are vehemently opposed by surrounding counties, san matao and san jose, because they're opposite our values. as public officials in san francisco, we should

. —— st ann's square.ll, the atmosphere is building down here, and the events at albert square will be live on the bbc news channel after 7pm and also on bbc radio manchester. for many of the children at the manchester arena 12 months ago, it was their first time at a concert. three of the youngest victims were schoolchildren from here in the north west. eight—year—old saffie rose—roussos, 14—year—old nelljones and 15—year—old megan hurley. we've brought their school friends together to pay a musical tribute to all of those who lost their lives a year ago. goodnight. # somewhere over the rainbow, way up high # there's a land that i've heard of once in a lullaby # somewhere over the rainbow skies are blue # and the dreams that you dare to dream really do come true # someday i'll wish upon a star # and wake up where the clouds are far behind me # where troubles melt like lemon drops # way above the chimney tops # that's where you'll find me # somewhere over the rainbow bluebirds fly # birds fly over the rain

the congregation we re st anne's square.ongregation were reminded again of the youth and vigour of those who had been lost. outside they stood for a national silence. inside, prince william read from the new testament. love is patient, love is kind. love is not envious or boastful or arrogant or rude. it does not insist on its own way. it is not irritable or resentful. it does not rejoice in wrongdoing but rejoices in the truth. throughout, the tv cameras stayed off the faces of the bereaved, aspect in their right to privacy in their grief. bishop of manchester spoke for them. whilst we sometimes overwhelm april with care and support in the immediate aftermath of injury or loss, we then withdraw, our interest taken off in other directions. too often, just a few months on from an horrific event, those still bearing the pain are left feeling unsupported. some are left feeling unsupported. some are even made to feel guilty at not having got over it as rapidly as the re st of having got over it as rapidly as the rest of us was f

the path goes right down to st ann's square where the vigil was held after the bomb.been really taking time to think about what to write on those honeycomb shaped pieces of paper and they will be kept afterwards as a lasting tribute to those who lost their lives in the attack. as we listen to the organ in manchester cathedral played by geoffrey woollatt today, it makes me think of how music has been a constant river running through all of this from the awful night of the attack, those thousands of people who had gone to enjoy music right through the response to this attack. music was one of the things that really helped manchester recover. that cannot be more emphasised. the very next night after the bomb simple minds played a gig and they said we would not stop playing. 0n the saturday five days after the bomb 50,000 people turned up after the bomb 50,000 people turned up to watch manchester band play at 0ld up to watch manchester band play at old trafford cricket club and then the concert that you were at, the 0ne the concert that you were at, the one love concert w

here at st ann's church, a flower festival is taking place to remember the victims — while later, a minute'sncert, from members of the emergency services who went to their aid.

they were made from wax accumulated from candles in st ann's square.n the congregation looked into the faces of those who died and were reminded of their youth and vigour and the joy for living. the service was broadcast crowds outside. at 2:30pm, they stood for a national minute's silence. inside, prince william read from the new testament. love is patient, love is kind. love is not envious or boastful or arrogant or rude. it does not insist on its own way. it is not irritable or resentful. it does not rejoice in wrongdoing. but rejoices in the truth. the tv cameras stayed off the faces of the bereaved, respecting their right to privacy in their grief. the bishop of manchester spoke for them. while we sometimes overwhelm people with care and support in the immediate aftermath of injury or loss, we then withdraw, interests taken off in other directions. too often, just a few months on from a horrific event, those still bearing the pain are left feeling unsupported. some even made to feel guilty at not having got over it as rapidly as the rest of us wou

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outside in the city st ann's square a focus for mourners in the days after the attack well—wishers laida concert by the singer ariana grande had finished that the bomber detonated a bag containing explosives is and nearly 2,000 shards of metal in the foyer today she tweeted a message of hope and support, for those who lived like leanne and her daughter, the bombing continues to traumatise. i heard a massive bang. at first i thought it was a balloon because she let downloads of balloons like that big and then i heard a for those who lived like leanne and her daughter, the bombing continues to traumatise. i heard a massive bang. at first i thought it was a balloon because she let downloads of balloons like that big and then i heard a girl in front of me shout "it's a bomb". this choir every member a survivor of the bombing returned to the hospital where they were treated to give thanks in song. # i'll rise up... today they will sing again with other choirs from across the city in albert square. at 10.31pm bells will ring out to mark the exact moment the bomb went off and to remember the 2

st. in other news, everybody is a comedian. no, no, seriously, everybody. >> a mystery has surrounded two pages of ann frank' diary and now we areing what was hidden on those pages covered up by brown paper. thanks to new imaging technology research has uncovered four dirty jokes and the girl's thoughts on sex education and prostitution. >> trevor: wow. anne frank wrote a bunch of dirty jokes in her diary. this has completely upended my per accepting of who she was. i mean like what's next, we're going to find out that mother theresa secretly posed for playboy, what will we find out, you think she would be knew, no, she just posed, still the same person. here is one the dirty jokes she wrote. she wrote do you know why the german girls of the armed forces are in the netherlanders? as a mattress for the soldiers. yeah. now i don't think that that joke is the most offensive but it does show you what a good person ann frank was. because she covered those jokes in her diary because she felt bad. she was like i know they're nazis but what i said was still really mean. it was almost like she was genuinely worried the german soldiers fo

st. george's chapel. >> his wife there countess of sussex, sophie, their children there. >> and princess anne in the backntage rolls royce. >> it was a phantom built in 1950 for personally her majesty the queen then still princess elizabeth. >> one of 16 cars built like that. >> we see a veil. >> yes. >> with the tiara. >> and that was it. >> now, we just have to wait. >> don't you wish we could freeze our tv like you get at home? >> as long long sleeves, looks m is this angle. to be a spencer tiara. >> it's a round next. tell us the significant of the tiara. >> there's as a cardier that belonged to harry's grandmother. and also the spencer tiara that diana. >> what do bet on? >> maybe she got diana's jewels and created a special piece. >> i can only imagine what she's feeling. >> mommy's wearing -- >> what color? >> green. >> is it okay. you know, in the u.s., if you wear anything close to the bride's color, everyone throws a fit. >> it's like a pastel color, but i think that's acceptable. >> that is acceptable. >> that's the destination, right? >> she's setting off earlier than she needs to to arrive.

st. george's chapel. next month. there's prince andrew. >> and she is on good terms with prince andrew. many people believe once philip dies she'll remarry him. >> there's princess anne that's his wife sophie. well, we know we're getting close when you see the royal family arriving. >> okay. and the car is just arriving for meghan. >> oh, is she in there already? they snuck her in? >> no, that won't be her yet. that won't be her yet? maybe that's cliveden. that looks -- that's her. like cliveden we're leaving cliveden. >> she has gotten in the car without being seen. >> we didn't see her get in the car. >> we do see some kind of head dress there. >> so she will be heading to windsor castle. >> what moment. her hair is clearly up. so we now know that her hair will be up. and look at doria ragland on the left. you see doria ragland on the left. >> oh. yes. her hair is up. and which tiara is that going to be? >> it looked like the spencer tiara but i couldn't quite see. >> now, i was told yesterday by people from the palace that the car is going to drop doria off at another location and doria will walk in and then they will bring meghan to the steps so we can see meghan

they were made from wax that accumulated from candles left in the days after the attack in st anne's then the congregation looked into the faces of those who died, and were reminded again of their youth and vigour and the joy for living that is evident in every picture. the service was broadcast to crowds outside, at 2.30 they stood for a national minute's silence. inside, prince william read from the new testament. love is patient, love is kind. love is not envious or boastful or arrogant or rude. it does not insist on its own way. it is not irritable or resentful. it does not rejoice in wrongdoing, but rejoices in the truth. throughout, the tv cameras stayed off the faces of the bereaved, respecting their right to privacy in their grief. the bishop of manchester spoke for them. whilst we sometimes overwhelm people with care and support in the immediate aftermath of injury or loss, we then withdraw, our interest taken off in other directions. too often, just a few months on from an horrific event, those still bearing the pain are left feeling unsupported. some are even made to feel