what happened with that controversial cartoon, there are continuing protests at the sydney opera houselidia views on how lidia thorpe behaved in parliament house on monday. many people saying it needed to be said, plenty of people saying the way she did it was not appropriate, that perhaps it was even rude to the king. in fact we are out here with people here waiting for the king to come here injust over an hour i believe. they are waiting here in the hot sun in sydney, it's a very sunny day butjust in sydney, it's a very sunny day but just about in sydney, it's a very sunny day butjust about half—an—hour ago, there was an aboriginal protester who was arrested. started shouting you are not mike king! telling the crowd here they are complicit. he was a protester who appeared on sunday outside the church service where the king and queen attended their the crowd here shouted back god save the king. he was asked to move on by the police and said he wouldn't go, he was arrested and taken off in a police van, at that time the crowd behind me erupted with applause. tell us about this _ me eru

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that will be later, he will be coming here to sydney opera house to meet the public then be conducting that will enter strip here in australia before he goes to some other tomorrow. —— and his trip. some other tomorrow. -- and his tri. ~ , ., ., trip. we were 'ust following some images — trip. we were just following some images from - trip. we were just following some images from the - trip. we were just following - some images from the parramatta suburb of western sydney of the king and queen at the community barbecue, as they meet people from the community. you can see a crowd of people around them, they are in there among the crowd, we did see images of the king and queen actually turning sausages on a barbecue. i suppose they had to get their hands and on that while they were there on a visit to australia. you can see a lot of young people being lined up to meet the king and queen. we will pull away as the cameraman seems to be struggling to find position. let's turn to the middle east next. a fresh round of israeli airstrikes hit the lebanese capital, beirut. these are recent pict

crowds have lined the streets outside the sydney opera house trying to catch a glimpse of the king anderseas trip, since he began cancer treatment in february. the royal couple will now travel on to samoa. 0ur senior royal correspondent daniela relph sent this report from sydney. it was a picturesque final engagement in the late afternoon sun against the iconic backdrop of the sydney opera house. thousands came out to see the king and queen on their final day in australia. he shook my hand and i wasjust... like, i was just silent. and then he goes, "i hope i didn't keep you waiting long." and i go, "oh, i would wait forever for you, my majesty." there was a lot of people joined in the singing of god save the king, which was lovely. everyone was very happy to see them. so it was... it was wonderful to be here. this is the king and queen's big goodbye to australia. this tour has had its challenges, from whether it would happen at all because of the king's cancer treatment to yesterday's protest. but it draws to a close today in front of huge, supportive crowds. the king's day had begun a

the visit includes a trip to the australian war memorial and sydney opera house, plus parliament gb newsoyal correspondent cameron walker is in sydney. >> it's a rest day for the king and queen's day following their very long journey from the united kingdom, partly a decision taken because of the king's cancer diagnosis, making sure he's got enough energy to carry out his engagements later on this week, the king and queen had an informal cup of tea with the prime minister, anthony albanese, last night. tomorrow they'll be attending a church service in northern sydney, where they are expected to meet members of the public. >> however, the visit prompts questions over the country's future as a constitutional monarchy, with calls for it to become a republic. earlier, cameron walker spoke to alexander vowles from the australian monarchist league, who says support for the king and queen is strong. >> i think the two is going to go really well. we're very optimistic and at the end of the day it's a reminder of the significance of our system and just how wonderful it is for this country. we lov

he will be coming here to sydney opera house to meet the public and then conducting a fleet review, andnd his trip here in australia, before he heads to samoa tomorrow.- in australia, before he heads to samoa tomorrow. katy watson following the royal visits in sydney. to the middle east next, where a fresh round of israeli air strikes hit the lebanese capital, beirut. these are recent pictures out of baabda, lebanon, a suburb of beirut, where mutiple air strikes have been reported on targets the israeli army claims are linked to hezbollah. one site was near a main government hospital. at least four people have reportedly been killed. it comes after israel's army issued fresh evacuation orders for civilians in the capital city's southern suburbs. israel earlier warned of further strikes on hezbollah�*s financial infrastructure, after targeting more than a dozen bank branches in beirut. the israel defense forces says it's targeting the lebanese bank al-qard al—hassan to stop large funds flowing to hezbollah and financing the militant group's operations. but the united nations special coor

sydney's opera house was lit up with memories of royal trips of old when, as prince of wales, the kingin his life. the optics of a royal tour matter, especially this one. it's been a challenging few months for the king with his cancer diagnosis and treatment. this visit is a chance for him to show that a degree of normal service has resumed. preparations for the trip included a commonwealth reception in london, but on the advice of the king's doctors, the visit is also shorter, includes a rest day and in australia has no evening engagements. buckingham palace say all these adjustments have been made to preserve the king's energy, to make this visit as successful as possible. daniela relph, bbc news, sydney. thanks for your company over the last few hours. verify live is next. verify live is next. stay with us here on bbc news. hello there. this weekend sees the first named storm of the season. it has been named by the irish met service. at the moment, storm ashley is a long way away, over the other side of the atlantic, and yet to develop from that area of cloud. in advance of that, we

sydney opera house is lit up with pictures of them.et's return to our top story, official confirmation from hamas that their leader, yahya sinwar, was killed by the idf in gaza yesterday. just in the last few minutes the uk prime minister saying there was a need for a ceasefire. our analysis editor, ros atkins, takes a look at the footage released by the idf — showing yahya sinwar�*s final moments before he was killed. have a listen. this is a video filmed by an israeli drone as it enters the building where hamas leader yahya sinwar was killed on wednesday, and at bbc verify, we have confirmed the location of this building in rafah in southern gaza and we have studied satellite imagery of the area. as the drone enters a first—floor room, we see a man sitting in an armchair. he is moving and appears wounded. he waves an object and then for as it apparently at the drone and after this israeli forces killed him. but it wasn't until soldiers returned on thursday that they realise they may have killed the leader of hamas. a dna match later

sydney's opera house displayed a photographic montage of king charles's previous visits to australia,enager, and has returned more than a dozen times. the visit will last six days, before the king and queen travel to the commonwealth heads of government meeting in samoa. 0ur news reporter emer mccarthy is in melbourne. i really started to visit there and a welcome for the royal couple. of course, many viewers will be well aware of the very active discussions in australia about the future of the monarchy there. tell us how this visit is being greeted overall? ~ , ,., , this visit is being greeted overall? ~ , ~ , overall? absolutely. as you said, overall? absolutely. as you said. wet — overall? absolutely. as you said, wet and _ overall? absolutely. as you said, wet and windy - overall? absolutely. as you said, wet and windy start i overall? absolutely. as you j said, wet and windy start to the visit, probably something that charles and camilla are quite used to. this debate over the republic in australia, this isn't something new. australians went to the polls in 1999 for a referendum

this is the sydney opera house.sales of the opera house, illuminated with images of a young prince charles at the time. the king has visited the time. the king has visited the country several times whilst he was prince of wales. this is now his first visit as king. of course, we will have much more on that story over the coming days during that visit. forjoe biden, the farewell tour is well under way. with only a few months left in his presidency, he's on his last trip to germany before leaving the white house. while he was there, he received the country's highest order of merit from his german counterpart, frank—walter steinmeier. president biden will go on to hold talks with the german chancellor and other european leaders. topping their agenda — ukraine. the dream of europe, whole and free, remains the work of our time. nowhere is that work more important than in pushing back against putin's vicious attack against putin's vicious attack against ukraine. germany and the united states have stood together to support

to mark the arrival sydney's opera house was lit up with memories of royal trips of old when, as princethe optics of a royal tour matter, especially this one. it's been a challenging few months for the king with his cancer diagnosis and treatment. this visit is a chance for him to show that a degree of normal service has resumed. preparations for the trip included a commonwealth reception in london, but on the advice of the king's doctors, the visit is also shorter, includes a rest day and in australia has no evening engagements. buckingham palace say all these adjustments have been made to preserve the king's energy, to make this visit as successful as possible. daniela relph, bbc news, sydney. stay with us here on bbc news. hello there. this weekend sees the first named storm of the season. it has been named by the irish met service. at the moment, storm ashley is a long way away, over the other side of the atlantic, and yet to develop from that area of cloud. in advance of that, we have got this deep low running to the north—west of the uk, pushing in this cloud, bringing some rain a

these are live pictures of the sydney opera house.try ahead of this nine—day tour of australia and samoa. us presidentjoe biden is honoured with a military medal by germany's president, frank walter steinmeier, at a ceremony in berlin. british foreign secretary david lammy begins his first official visit to china, in an effort to improve relations. hello, i'm catherine byaruhanga. the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, has insisted that the death of the hamas leader, yahya sinwar, does not mean the end of the war in gaza. sinwar is widely believed to be behind the october 7th attacks. israeli forces say the 61—year—old died along with two other hamas members on wednesday during a ground operation in the southern city of rafah. an israeli drone captured pictures of sinwar sitting at the back of a room in a partially destroyed building before the building was brought down. the idf carried out dna testing to confirm his identity. iran's mission to the un describes sinwar as a martyr, saying the manner of his death will strengthe

laughter ] >> renderings for the 33,000 seat ballpark include overlapping roof top similar to the sydney opera houseit is expected to be ready for the 2028mlb season. >> no, no, no, no! denial! wake me when the shovels go in the ground. >> let's hope the 49ers do not implode two days from now. >> oh? >> 9ers safety, if it was not for bad luck he just came off of the injured list coming back from an acl. then, first half of sunday's loss in arizona, against arizona, hetory ligaments in his wrist. he is out roughly a month. that is the cloud hanging over the 9ers head with a game to play in less than a couple of days. thursday in seattle. despite the poor start if san francisco beats the seahawks they will be tied for first in the nfc west. nick bosa is not ready to call the game a must win but it is close. >> technically new season is is over if it is a must win. but, definitely feels like it is we are treating it that way. >> nick is wise for his age. i will give him that. >> we don't want to be 2-4 and 3-3 is better than that. i am with him. >> do the 49ers have the right stuff? they sign kicker ma

if you want to see the video of sydney opera house, it is on the website.our. for most places saturday turned into a pleasant and awesome day. sunday is looking like a different affair. are first named storm is on the way, storm ashley which threatens to bring severe gales and flooding on the western side of scotland. we can see the way in which it has been developing on the satellite picture. a vast shield of cloud on this folk developing, is always a sure—fire sign of a storm that is strengthening. it will continue to do so as it pushes towards the north—west of the uk. look at the ice about squeezing together and we will see some strong winds. degree the further north and west you are in full western scotland, the met office has issued an amber warning because we can see gusts of 70 to 80 mph. that could cause some damage and disruption on the cards. tonight, things start on a quiet note, chilly under clear skies but as the night wears on bc thickening cloud, outbreaks of rain and gales developing around western coasts. temperatures tending to come up as

to mark the start of the visit, sydney's opera house was lit up with memories of past royal trips.optics of a royal tour matter, especially this one. it's been a challenging few months for the king with his cancer diagnosis and treatment. this visit is a chance for him to show that a degree of normal service has resumed. ahead of today's arrival, public engagements for the king have been carefully managed. a commonwealth reception back in london, one ofjust a few he's done in recent months. like this tour, the king's timetable now happens under medical supervision. a royal visit usually comes with precision planning, but not everything runs smoothly. the lighting up of the opera house tonight ended up being delayed for more than an hour. the bad weather prevented the departure of a cruise ship in the harbour, which was blocking the projection. the ship's name, the queen elizabeth. daniela relph, bbc news, sydney. and if you want to continue watching the bbc news at 10pm, please turn over to bbc1, or you can watch on iplayer. david david. keir starmer says britain is back on the glo

the king and queen arrive for a tour of australia, a special welcome is projected onto the sydney opera houseelcome to the bbc news at six. the former captain of fulham ladies has said she was assaulted on two separate occasions by the football club's then owner mohamed al fayed. ronnie gibbons says both attacks took place at harrods department store more than 20 years ago — when she was just 20. she said she's decided to tell her story in the hope of healing the embarrassment and pain she's carried for years.

we have seen the final engagement of the king and queen in sydney harbour and the sydney opera house,inal engagements, there was a short meet the public moment for the king and a huge amount of support on the final day of their visit to sydney. yes, there have been blips, of course the protest yesterday in parliament in canberra and one arrest today as you have mentioned, but against the backdrop of a huge amount of public support for the king and queen that has been something that has given them a lot of joy, a lot of warmth but that has been the final and lasting impression for the last day of the tour. how has the king managed this trip? of course, his health has been a big issue in the run—up to this visit? i think buckingham palace will be really relieved they got to australia in the first place and things have largely run very smoothly for them out here. nine months ago it was hard to imagine the king would be here in australia. we heard he had this cancer diagnosis and was starting treatment and it just did not seem possible that he would be well enough at the age of 75 to trav

as the royal couple touched down, the sydney opera house was illuminated by pictures of the british monarched the creation of a vast protected marine area. 0fficials there say it will be the largest underwater conservation effort in the north atlantic, covering about 300,000 square kilometres almost all fishing and tourism will be banned. you are watching bbc news. i will have more at the top of the hour. join me then. i will see you then. goodbye for now. hello. we've got our first named storm of the season, so a notch up on what we've had so far this autumn. we'll all feel the effects of storm ashley. widespread gales, but a met office amber warning for some stormy weather for the western side of scotland. more rain to come with it as well — you can see it developing here in the atlantic. it will rapidly develop in the next 18 to 2a hours, and even ahead of it, some typical autumnal wind and rain with us at the moment, moving its way eastwards to clear across scotland and northern ireland, western fringes of england and wales, by the morning time. so, quite chilly in these areas and there

yes, so i grew up in the outskirts of sydney, australia, probably the furthest you could possibly get from the royal opera house here in london. i grew up in a motorsport family. my father was a drag racer. my father was an incredibly clever man who would create any parts with his own bare hands that he couldn't afford to purchase or to import. but i obviously grew up watching him pursue a passion. my sister did a lot of gymnastics, a bit of dancing, and as a seven—year—old, i asked my father if i could have a go. i wanted to go to a dance lesson, and my mother and father didn't even question any of it — bearing in mind we didn't go to the theatre, we didn't go to galleries, or... i was not exposed to the arts. but they found a local school around the corner, and we now can fully appreciate that little local school had some of the best teachers you could ever come across. and you had this very rapid rise through your teens. you performed at the opening ceremony of the sydney olympics, and then you started to win international ballet competitions. the first teachers i had unleashed this tiger within me. so, then

yes, so i grew up in the outskirts of sydney, australia, probably the furthest you could possibly get from the royal opera house

the visit includes a trip to the australian war memorial and sydney opera house, plus parliament gb newsal correspondent cameron walker is in sydney. >> it's a rest day for the king and queen's day following their very long journey from the united kingdom, partly a decision taken because of the king's cancer diagnosis. making sure he's got enough energy to carry out his engagements. later on this week, the king and queen had an informal cup of tea with the prime minister, anthony albanese, last night. tomorrow they'll be attending a church service in northern sydney, where they are expected to meet members of the public. >> however, the visit prompts questions over the country's future as a constitutional monarchy, with calls for it to become a republic . earlier, become a republic. earlier, cameron spoke to alexander voltz from the australian monarchist league, who says support for the king and queen is strong. >> i think the two is going to go really well. we're very optimistic and at the end of the day it's a reminder of the significance of our system and just how wonderful it is for

the visit includes a trip to the australian war memorial and sydney opera house, plus parliament gb newsoyal correspondent cameron walker is in sydney. >> it's a rest day for the king and queen's day following their very long journey from the united kingdom, partly a decision taken because of the king's cancer diagnosis. making sure he's got enough energy to carry out his engagements later on this week. the king and queen had an informal cup of tea with the prime minister, anthony albanese , last night. tomorrow albanese, last night. tomorrow they'll be attending a church service in northern sydney, where they are expected to meet members of the public. >> however, the visit prompts questions over the country's future as a constitutional monarchy, with calls for it to become a republic. earlier, cameron spoke to alexander voltz from the australian monarchist league, who says support for the king and queen is strong. >> i think the two is going to go really well. we're very optimistic and at the end of the day it's a reminder of the significance of our system and just how wonderful it is

the visit includes a trip to the australian war memorial and sydney opera house, plus parliament gb newsoyal correspondent cameron walker is in for sydney us it's a rest day for the king and queen's day following their very long journey from the united kingdom, partly a decision taken because of the king's cancer diagnosis , of the king's cancer diagnosis, making sure he's got enough energy to carry out his engagements. >> later on this week, the king and queen had an informal cup of tea with the prime minister, anthony albanese , last night. anthony albanese, last night. tomorrow they'll be attending a church service in northern sydney, where they are expected to meet members of the public. >> however, the visit prompts questions over the country's future as a constitutional monarchy, with calls for it to become a republic. earlier, cameron spoke to alexander voltz from the australian monarchist league, who says support for the king and queen is strong. >> i think the two is going to go really well. we're very optimistic and at the end of the day it's a reminder of the significance of o

the sydney opera house behind me will be lit up with images from royal images of old, so we will see king when he was prince of wales, he has been coming here since 1966. a number of those images will be lighting up the sydney opera house behind me to mark the fact that the king and queen have arrived in australia. when they arrive there will be a welcoming party led by the governor general of the australia which will include the australian prime minister anthony albanese e. in the party has been clear he is a republican and he would like australia to become a republic and have an australian head of state rather than a king of to be honest he will be a co—host of this trip with another number of other dignitaries. that republican conversation has been dimmed, anthony albanese has a lot of domestic political challenges to deal with and the idea of australia becoming a republic is not really a on the radar. the king and queen will do some diplomacy, they will be going to a community barbecue, it is australia, and meet a number of prominent australians including some cancer doctors who

. >> king charles and queen camilla wrap up their australian tour with a visit to sydney opera house. stay tuned for live coverage from down under . coverage from down under. >> good morning. i'm live from outside, one of the world's most iconic landmarks, where thousands of people have been queuing for hours to catch a glimpse of the king and queen, who will be arriving here very shortly. >> as cameron said, live in the program. labour's employment rights bill voted through with flying colours, but some still have doubts. later this morning we'll be talking to the shadow business secretary. >> the police officer who shot and killed chris kaba while on duty is found not guilty of murder with some mps now asking why he was ever even charged. >> and we debate whether a fast food job makes you working class. everyone from kemi badenoch to kamala harris boasting of their mcdonald's pasts. >> and with a third of grandparents believing gaming is a great way to bond with the grandkids, we meet the granny who's obsessed with fortnite . who's obsessed with fortnite. >> and in the sport this mo

in fact, we have been told that the sydney opera house, the police, surrounds that engagement had toap capacity at 10,000 people. so anyone after that was actually turned away and sent to the nearby botanical gardens, which is just a short walk away to watch the royal engagement from a distance during the king's time here in australia and samoa. he has continued behind the scenes working on his government's red boxes, and i understand they were specially flown in physically from london, so they weren't sent via email. they had to come in on a on a special plane for the king to work through, and then send back to london his state papers, signing off stamps and letters and the rest of it. the king's health, of course, perhaps, has been provided with a much needed boost because it's understood that his mind and soul is very important to his majesty's health, and he really has thrived on his engagements here throughout the ten days, meeting ordinary people , ordinary ordinary people, ordinary communities. and of course, one of his deep passions is the commonwealth of nations, something h

a little later, the sydney opera house. >> wow. that's coming up. breaking news this morning. a baby has drowned in the english channel after a small boat carrying migrants capsized. >> and elsewhere , the hamas >> and elsewhere, the hamas leader is dead. the world leaders hope an end to fighting in the middle east is getting ever closer, as we see yahya sinwar final moments here on this dramatic drone footage released by the idf overnight. >> and fat jabs bucha stop boozers, the weight loss jab like ozempic could soon be used to tackle binge drinking. is there anything it can't do.7 but there anything it can't do? but what are the health risks of these injections ? these injections? >> conlon nana. roll your sleeves up. let me give you some ozempic. >> oh, no. no. terrible. listen , >> oh, no. no. terrible. listen, i get it. when people. if people are really obese , overweight and are really obese, overweight and stuff like this. but obviously a lot of people would have said, oh, covid don't take the jab because. so i think we need to because. so i think we need to be careful

sydney opera house is lit up with pictures of them. hello and welcome to today's verified live.et's go straight to berlin and show you the live pictures because that is the scene where in the next few minutes the uk prime minister will give a press conference and the journalists are in their seats and i don't think that conference is far away and joe biden is there in berlin and i think it is part of a farewell tourfrom berlin and i think it is part of a farewell tour from him and part strategy, and strategy on those key areas of the middle east and ukraine to be discussed among those key allies, so we are waiting for that news conference to start. we don't think it is that far away, and it is interesting because of coursejoe biden is there in berlin and was meeting olaf scholz a little earlier and just one of the officials coming in theirand and just one of the officials coming in their and glancing at his watch and we are told that that apparently another ten minutes, so we will continue to watch, but i have been talking in the last hour to lord darroch, the former uk national

the king and queen arrive for a tour of australia, a special welcome is projected onto the sydney opera house. and coming up on bbc news. paksitan�*s gamble pays off as they bowl england out to level the series. it's their first home test match win in three years. hello, welcome to the bbc news at six. the former captain of fulham ladies has said she was assaulted on two separate occasions by the football clubs then owner mohamed al fayed. ronnie gibbons says both attacks took place at harrods department store more than 20 years ago — when she was just 20. she said she's decided to tell her story in the hope of healing the embarrassment and pain she's carried for years. here's our sports news correspondent laura scott. she led a team of trailblazers. fulham ladies the first women's football in europe to turn professional. but behind her smile, team captain ronnie gibbons was hiding troubling experiences at the hands of mohamed al fayed, the club's owner. she became the first person to speak publicly with allegations against the late billionaire directly in relation to fulham. recounting in so

opera house. many more, another 6000 allowed in the square in front of the opera house. the fact he has visited and indigenous centre this morning and he had a barbecue here in western sydneyhouse shows he is meeting australians and talking about important topics. not without controversy. we saw the senator yesterday, and there have been protests throughout the tour. i think that was expected. important topics have come up here before his visit and will come up afterwards. clearly, they are key topics the royal family field they need to address. he has not addressed it head on but he will leave australia with reflection of course, both here in australia and back home.- in australia and back home. thank ou. i in australia and back home. thank yom i love — in australia and back home. thank yom i love the _ in australia and back home. thank you. i love the barbecue _ in australia and back home. thank you. i love the barbecue pictures. | you. i love the barbecue pictures. very good. a barbecue off. a man accused of cheating his way to victory at the world conker championships has had his name cleared. 82—year—old david jakins, also known as king conker, was alleged to have use

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