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we can look at st george's chapel, just outside st george's chapel, just outside st george's chapel.have seen a guest list like no other. this is not a state occasion. we're not seeing politicians are heads of state. we have seen a few cracking celebrities already and i think there will be more of them, and everybody looks set for a superb occasion. let's head back to alex jones. hopefully she is somewhere on the long walk. i am. it is so lovely to chat to everybody and find out what has inspired them and captured the imagination and brought them here to windsor this morning. for some people it is all about the outfit. i will attempt to sit in a camping chair. we are down. we have gotjack, camping chair. we are down. we have got jack, and rosie. camping chair. we are down. we have gotjack, and rosie. it is all about the clothes for you, isn't it? prince harry, what do we expect him to weara? a prince harry, what do we expect him to wear a? a shirt and a chord. i hope he is wearing a shirt. it will be —— it will be awkward otherwise. and a bow tie. good, maybe we can manage that. you

david: over to st. petersburg, the economic forum going on right now and we will be looking for do a panel shortly with president putin, macron, and vice president -- and shinzo abe. sayingaking headlines, that they have to count on investment, it will be difficult to achieve growth goals. at the same time, he said he had constructive discussions already with president macron on this. he says this is the mh-17, the airline investigation, he says it will take time to digest those results, which points directly to russian influence in shooting down the airliner. julia: it is a challenging relationship and increasingly challenging compared to last year, the deterioration of the relationship with the united states, but also with the west. it will be fascinating. david: what are you looking forward to? brooke: the key thing to watch is how the europeans will interact with the russians. you have an escalating tension between the u.s., but when you look at the iran deal and european leaders actually really lik

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harry walked down st.try is all it should be and there's many of them servicemen that harry knows well and served well. what a shot. >> a beautiful scene. >> so the household calvary can be found. a splendid parade around windsor and it's been a treat for every single person that came along and waved their flags and stood patiently to see the royal couple. the duke and duchess of sussex. >> well, that was the moment everybody here, thousands of people on the long walk were waiting for. the procession. we have cried all the tears. there was a collective awe when harry lifted the veil. let's get some highlights. >> the look of love between them. the kiss. >> yeah, the look of love for me. he couldn't take his eyes off her, could he? >> no. >> it was a moment for you. >> i like my harry. >> but the tiara. >> it was beautiful. i'm very hurt about it. >> it's maybe the last royal wedding for a long time but it's absolutely perfect. cheers! >> the look of love. >> absolutely gorgeous. >> there's so much to talk

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seeing is believing at st james' park.e the way that chris froome had hoped, but today he had his first stage win in the event. froome is now up to fifth overall and says he will keep racing to the finish in the hope of becoming the first briton to win the race. nick parrot reports. chris froome wants to win the giro d'italia to complete a hat—trick of grand tours. but his chances have been going downhill since day one, and he started behind simon yates. in pink, the 25—year—old has been leading for eight days, and it was vital to attack mount zoncolan, one of the toughest climbs in europe. chris froome had to fight off spectators before challenging his rivals. a well—timed spurt of pace left most of them behind, but he still couldn't escape the fans or yates. a final lung—bursting effort was enough to claim his first win in a stage on the giro. yates increased his advantage over the defending champion to almost a minute and a half. a britain could still win this race, but not the one that everyone expected. british rider

in st petersburg looked very very different. there was an opening brace and we had to. they drew up a nice prime minister there we had angle merkel that is visited putin twice in sochi gone to china there seems like a lot of movement on the table right now go ahead. if isolation is about fifteen thousand international business figures come into st petersburg that's a very nice isolation i wish many countries in europe these kind of isolation but indeed there are i think it was a success you know mr monk wrong and and then come to st petersburg however in general i don't think has the power to he'd like to he'd like to go up there confrontation with russia unfortunately there you know that article. so-called energy dependence on russian. a lot of other discriminate tree calls us relations with russia they're written in there in the. norms of the european union mr monk simply doesn't have the power to change that and i think this is something that a lot of people don't understand but do go to alex in cyprus here i deme is absolutely right a lot of this is really kind of w

you are looking live at st. george's chapel where in, three hours meghan markle and daughter of an african-american woman will take place of the most historic family in the world. it's symbolism for the british and the americans as well as black people all over the world. i am joy reid joined by stephanie rule and katy tur who somehow lost their invites but have a front row seat to the facilities. stephanie, katy, good morning. set the scene for us. >> good morning. don't rule us out. elton john is going to take the two of us. >> we might crush it. >> a new rendition of the spice girls, the two of us. we have breaking, official royal news we have to share. the queen just sent out a royal proclamation and i quote, the queen has been pleaseed to confirm a dukedom on prince harry, duke of sus sex, earl of dumbarton and baron kilkel. meghan will be the royal duchess. get your mind around this. a girl, born and raised in l.a., she becomes a princess. >> i was a girl born and raiseed in los angeles. >> you are my prin

supposedly, st.ames went on a missionary trip from the holy land all the way to this remote corner of northwest spain. according to legend, in the year 813, st. james' remains were discovered in the town that would soon bear his name. people began walking there to pay homage to his relics. after a 12th-century pope decreed that the pilgrimage could earn forgiveness for your sins, the popularity of the camino de santiago soared. the camino also served a political purpose. it's no coincidence that the discovery of st. james' remains happened when muslim moors controlled most of spain. the whole phenomenon of the camino helped fuel the european passion to retake spain and push the moors back into africa. but by about 1500, with the dawn of the renaissance and the reformation, interest in the camino died almost completely. then, in the 1960s, a handful of priests re-established the tradition. the route has since enjoyed a huge resurgence, with 100,000 pilgrims trekking the santiago each year. - [female v

the whole of st. this late spring sunshine. george and amal. it would be nice if victoria beckham smiled. we're here for hours, anything could happen. >> we know george clooney is smiling. >> beaming. >> yeah, beaming. there he is in the choir, the nave which is the greater part of the building and then the choir. there is mr. nicholas jones. that happens to be my old man. i'm sitting here working and he's doing that. there's one of my daughters. >> let's have a little talk about his pocket square. >> okay, yeah. >> did you give him that? >> yeah, i wouldn't have tucked go on, tuck it in. mate. i wish he could hear me. they're mixing with the guests. speaking to the beckhams. it's lovely to see them. >> your daughter. >> what a day for freya who is 17. she said mom how do you wear a hat? i said you have to just wear a hat and get on with it. there's george and amal clooney. his wife is standing next to him with a beautiful summer dress and hat on. i have to say, watching all of this, what is fascinati

prince harry and meghan markle have been married at a ceremony in st george's chapel, windsor in a royal wedding that's been watched across the world. fanfare. the bride arrived at the chapel with ten pageboys and bridesmaids and wearing a dress by a female british designer. prince charles accompanied meghan markle down the final part of the aisle — while prince harry and her mother looked on. meghan, i give you this ring. as a sign of our marriage. with my body, i honour you. all that i am i give to you. with the queen and duke of edinburgh watching, the married couple made their way to see the thousands waiting outside the castle grounds. celebrity friends and family were among the 600 people in the chapel — while more than 1000 members of the public were invited into the castle grounds. it's like being in a dream. all day it was like we were walking on air. it's kind of like, wow, it's been a great day, the weather's been lovely. it couldn't have been better. in the past hour, prince harry has driven meghan markle in a classic e—type jaguar from windsor castle to a reception for close

st george's chapel is round the corner, this is st george's all. —— hall.lace is preparing for 120,000 people to descend to celebrate the marriage of prince harry and meghan markle. here is more from our royal correspondent nicholas witchell. the months of planning are very nearly over. a chapel with a history which stretches back across the centuries will stage a wedding which will be watched by audiences stretching around the globe. harry and meghan were at the castle yesterday afternoon for a final run—through with the bridesmaids and pageboys. on the streets of windsor, the best seats have already been bagged. the military have been through their paces, rehearsing the carriage procession which will take the newly married harry and meghan, weather permitting, in an open carriage through the streets of windsor. the stage is pretty much set, the principal players are more or less assembled, but it is still not clear who will be performed one important role. who, in the absence of the bride's father, thomas markle, will walk her down the aisle? the most obv

prince harry and the american actress meghan markle have been married at st george's chapel in windsor. they exchanged vows in front of 600 guests in a ceremony watched by millions of people around the world. the new duke and duchess of sussex, as the couple are now to be known, emerged on the steps of the chapel for a kiss, before being driven around windsor in a carriage, cheered on by thousands of well—wishers. investigators in cuba say they have found a black box data recorder from the site of a plane crash in which 110 people are now confirmed to have been killed on friday. only three passengers survived the crash near havana airport. two people remain critically ill after being injured in friday's school shooting in the us state of texas. ten people were killed. a 17—year—old student at the school in santa fe has been charged with their murder. now here on bbc news, a look back at some of the key moments of the wedding of prince harry and meghan markle. hello, from castle hill at windsor castle. a wonderful spring setting for the royal wedding of prince harry and meghan markle. i

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st michael's mount. it was once a pilgrimage site and lives across the bay from the historic little town of penn's ants. it's one of the region's most popular tourist attractions with around three hundred thousand visitors a year to the castle and gardens the micro climate here in the extreme southwest of england makes it possible to grow both domestic plants and thanks in part to some t.l.c. from the garden or varieties that are extremely exotic yes we do we do we got this one here. chris the golly it's from self america it's actually a tree. normally gross about fall you've been to sixty just so this one's probably about forty or fifty is the old you can see it's been grown in the wool. and specially elements we have here because the granite absorbs the heat and radiates heat out and evening we've reflected launch of the sea which is off the gulf stream we call it a natural so what's in the air and all these elements together just means that we can grow these usual plants he would in the gardens. a lot

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st michael's mount. and above the clouds learning to fly gyrocopter back. but we start of the show with a man who is considered an ambassador of the cello. like most of virtuous those he began playing at a very early age in his case at the age of four and a half and before long it was clear that he was a star talent and cap was so has a new album out and so we wanted to sit down and talk to him about it and how the cello has impacted his life. go to your cup you saw understands like few others how to get everything out of the cello this evening the french minister playing contemporary music by a chinese composer the philharmonie to poverty. i. his parents actually wanted him to play the violin. but that never came into question for him my parents gave me my first cello at four and a half. these first feeling was with the cello was. just magical from the beginning the first sound even if they're not nice you can feel the vibrations in all the body and this is very specific to the cello the cello is a kind

in st petersburg one of the things i find really quite remarkable not the fact that mccrone was there because he'd just been in the united states and you know we've got a lot of hugs and you know that his dandruff and taken off his shoulder but he didn't do anything. in st petersburg look very very different the there was an open in brace and we had the john they drew up a nice prime minister there we had angle merkel that is visited putin twice in sochi gone to china there seems like a lot of movement on the table right now go ahead well in general if isolation is about fifteen thousand international business figures coming to st petersburg that's a very nice isolation i wish many countries in europe these kind of isolation but indeed there are i think it was a success you know mr marker on and and come to st petersburg however in general i don't think has the power to he'd like to he'd like to have today a confrontation with russia unfortunately there you know that article about getting rid of so-called energy dependence on russia. a lot of other discriminate tree calls us about rel

super league leaders st helens put on a show against widnes.s they beat widnes 38 points to 18 but second—placed wigan kept up the pressure at the top of the table with a convincing win against warrington, sam tomkins among the scorers as they won 38—10. and in the last match of the day, castleford beat leeds by the same scoreline. british rider cal crutchlow has been taken to hospital for checks, after a worrying highside crash in qualifying for the french motogp. crutchlow, who is currently seventh in the world championship, was flung from his bike on a double right—hand bend his lcr honda went sideways exiting the corner, and crutchlow landed awkwardly on his back. medical assistance was quick to arrive, and he did give the crowd a thumbs—up before being placed in the back of an ambulance. if he's cleared to compete, he'll start tomorrow's race from 13th on the grid. that's all the sport for now. and in cuba, officials say they've retrieved the black box of the boeing 737 which crashed on take off from havana airport yesterday killing a hund

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so day to has almost wrapped up but more from st petersburg coming up on saturday. and have a drink in st petersburg this hour thank you very much but we will continue to check in live as the second day of the forum wraps up hearing from delegates and getting more updates from ilya on the deed or teen in st petersburg this is r.t. international. now some liverpool football supporters in kiev for saturday's champions league final have received less than a warm welcome ukrainian police grabbed an hunk of the bloody fun on thursday who had been attacked by must win against the capital r t correspond is across this he said disturbing images coming from kiev yes very disturbing and what we're seeing is a of course thousands of little full fans who've made their way to kiev in order to watch that champions league final to be held some more evening and a number of them were enjoying dinner in the evening last night when they were set upon and actually we can see from some of the tweets of a journalist who was there at the site who describes those attackers as being masked

joseph, in st. minnesota. hi, cindy. caller: good morning. i'm calling to voice my opinion everybody in central minnesota. what all disgusted with is going on in the schools here. we have so many immigrants in the schools are basically set up as a social no education really going on. teachers have no control. the ings happen in classroom, they basically have no venue to, you know, voice it to. and it's pretty much free for all. horrible.e our governing system is out of control. supporting everything for everybody, but us. great exodus going on in minnesota right now. people are pulling out and wants to live here. great job. you for your opportunity to let me talk. i hope the president comes out a e, i think he could make huge difference. host: cindy, st. joseph is notta school district that big, is it? caller: well, they combine all it little towns to make bigger, then of course you have bigger tax base. all they are doing is building schools and charging it to good old taxpayer and yet the no system of grading. i mean, everybody is pretty mu

russia for its international role as he joined volodymyr putin at the international economic forum in st petersburg we've got the highlights from day one. russia rejects the latest findings of the air crash investigators looking into the mh seventeen tragedy saying their conclusions will lie on social media pictures witness accounts. direct from our studios in moscow this is our team. to have you with us. right after days of uncertainty donald trump has canceled his upcoming meeting with north korea's kim jong own which was scheduled for june in singapore the u.s. leader later gave his reasons to reporters spending much of his time mentioning the american u.s. military and its readiness to act. our military which is by far the most powerful anywhere in the world powerful anywhere in the world is ready if necessary and has been greatly enhanced recently as you well know as you all know already we are more ready than we have ever been before our military as you know has been greatly enhanced greatly enhanced will soon be at a level that it's never been before never been before powerful any

helens as the biggest most of mount st helens as the biggest m ost rece nt of mount st helens as the knowledge. it's a bit, different type of volcano where it doesn't load the lava out. they're saying it's different and so what it's been doing continuously since 1983 is go to the ocean so it's been a huge tourist attraction —— doesn't flow. it is building new land. over the last few weeks it has rained out of the cold there and making its way to the cold there and making its way to the water cable, which they think might have happened today, and it's been going underneath neighbourhoods that have built over the years of the areas that had lava flow back in the areas that had lava flow back in the 50s. you know it's there but at the 50s. you know it's there but at the same time depending on where you build your house, you know you're in zion one or zone to. what it's doing now hasn't been since the 1920s and there is concern about molten lava meeting underground water possibly producing steam powered explosions? that's correct. some sources have said that might have been this morning:

ok let's go live now in fact to st petersburg is at the forum for us i saw earlier some big names in attendance i'm sure some big deals to be done what's expected on day one. hello you know well i can tell you that all the numbers and all the things that you were saying are just meaning that the st petersburg international economic forum is getting more mature every year and surely almost two hundred fifty c.e.o.'s that is not no kidding but of course if you look at the names of the leaders that are here as well that's quite impressive traditionally vladimir putin is going to be taken part and his main gast will be president of france emmanuel macron be sunk this the prime minister of japan. plus the vice president of china and also the head of the i.m.f. christine lagarde but you know right now i'm not out the form i'm actually out of a lot of our in st petersburg residents and if you ask me why most of the journalists are here now that is because soon emmanuel macron that i mentioned is arriving that is that very same man who has just recently met donald trump held him by the hand

was a rehearsal inside st george '5 chapel.urch community, her life and her friends there that she has lived there in la. this is a world of protocol. she has already been to clarence house and will meet the queen at windsor castle tomorrow. her head must be spinning. prince harry has talked about her, she is a cool customer i think, doria ragland. her feet on the ground, centred. a lot of yoga, that helps! yes, i think she is very centred. she would just take this in her stride. it will be interesting on saturday. talk to us more about when you went to la, what did you hear about the family? it was fascinating. the first thing to say, a lot of the media coverage here in the usa particularly when the relationship went public per trade heras coming relationship went public per trade her as coming from the sort of bad side of la. it is a long way from compton, i believe! she was bought up compton, i believe! she was bought up in windsor hills, a very affluent, moneyed neighbourhood in los angeles. she had lived with her mother mo

i'm jane hill at st george's chapel.r of any wedding — the dress. meghan markle arrived on the steps of st george's chapel here in windsor, wearing an elegant, understated dress designed by the british designer clare waight keller of givenchy. she also wore a five—metre veil with a flower from each of the 53 commonwealth countries embroidered onto it. the couple exchanged vows during the service, which was carried out by the archbishop of canterbury. best man was the duke of cambridge and he didn't forget the rings. meghan's is made from welsh gold, while harry's is platinum. we didn't know i huge amount about the guest list in advance. but it became apparent, as we watched guests arrive in the beautiful winter sunshine ll... idris elba at the front. 0prah winter sunshine ll... idris elba at the front. oprah winfrey, david beckham and his wife. serena williams, george clooney and amal clooney among those in attendance. inside st george's chapel, we spotted katie mulligan, james corden, james blunt and the first of the da

russia for its international role as he joined rather more putin at the international economic forum in st petersburg we've got all the highlights from day one. and look to reject the latest findings of the air crash investigators are looking into the mh seventeen tragedy saying their conclusions rely on social media pictures rather than witness accounts. of broadcasting live direct from our studios in moscow this is our two international thomas really glad to have you with us. now north korea has shut down its only known nuclear test site in a closing ceremony marked by a series of huge blasts our correspondent you were just on i was among the small pool of journalists invited to witness the dismantling of the facility. this is the first time a crew of foreign journalists have been allowed at this site where witnessing the aftermath of the demolition behind me is what used to be an observation point and this here was the tunnel number two the northern turn and it has endured the past five nuclear tests out of the latest six minutes before they were having dinner over there and now everyth

president heaped praise on russia as he joined by the reporter at the international economic forum in st petersburg we've got all highlights from day one. and rejects the latest findings of the air crash investigators looking into the mh seventeen tragedy saying their conclusions rely on social media pictures rather than witness accounts. broadcast live direct from our studios in moscow this is our thomas glad to have you with us. now north korea has shut down its only known nuclear test site in a closing ceremony marked by a series of huge blasts our correspondent you go off was among the small pool of journalists invited to witness the destruction of the facility. oh they were having dinner over there and now everything is being turned into a massive cloud of dust those barracks were used for living for the soldiers too old to locate soldiers and workers there well now north korea is showing that it is destroying the infrastructure to behind me is northern tunnel number two that's where five nuclear tests five most recent nuclear tests have been conducted out of four tunnels around her

the doors to st.apel which of course is the venue for today's royal wedding, open for business. >> yeah. the guests are slowly trickling in. we've seen a lot of celebrities, oprah, ed dririss alba, and pris diana's brother. and we're looking at a seating chart who has the best view. >> this is the seating chart hot off the presses. we know exactly where george clooney is sitting, prince harry and prince william arrive on the west steps of the chapel. that will happen at 6:30. then the ceremony will get under way at 7:00. they say you can set your clocks on it. >> of course, our hearts are heavy, so much of us at home with what happened there in texas. lester holt, you have news of another school shooting and ten people who lost their lives. >> reporter: yeah, savannah, thank you. behind me is the high school where it happened. we're seeing the rituals of mass killing in america take place in this community. so much of what has happened seems so familiar to americans, of course, the pain, the sense of