she ascended the throne of the united kingdom of great britain and northern ireland back in february after the death of her father king george the sixth, but preparations for the coronation stretched out for almost a year and a half, the archbishop of cantribury solemnly introduced elizabeth to the people. she took an oath, swore to defend the law and the church. and after the anointing and the presentation of the royal regalia, she was crowned with a crown of pure gold, made in the seventeenth century, there were more than 8,000 invitees from many countries of the world, and this was the first coronation in history, which was covered by the bbc broadcaster, the broadcast was watched by 27 million brie. today, elizabeth ii is still on the throne; no other monarch of great britain has reigned longer. on june 2, 1970, an indian and american quran hard gobent scientist announced that he had synthesized an artificial gene in a living cell for the first time. gauvin was the first to coin the term chemical biology in two years. prior to that, he was awarded the nobel prize in physiology of

she ascended the throne in the united kingdom of great britain and northern ireland back in february after the death of her father king george the sixth, but the coronation preparations dragged on for almost a year and a half. the archbishop of canterbury solemnly introduced elizabeth to the people. she took an oath, swore to defend the law and the church. and after the anointing and delivery royal regalia she was crowned with a crown of pure gold, made in the seventeenth century, there were more than 8,000 invitees from many countries of the world, and this was the first coronation in history, which was covered by television broadcasting company bbc broadcast was watched by 27 million. today, elizabeth ii is still on the throne no another monarch of great britain did not reign longer june 2, 1970 , the indian and american scholar of the qur'anic hard-gobent announced that he had first synthesized an artificial gene in a living cell, govin was the first to introduce term chemical biology for 2 years. prior to that, he was awarded the nobel prize in physiology of medicine for the stud

japan has become very difficult for russians to obtain an entry permit to the united kingdom of great britains of the russian federation complain that they are constantly being refused at the consulates, to this the russian diplomat responded in her characteristic manner with threats of a presidential decree or visa-related retaliatory measures in connection with the unfriendly actions of a number of foreign states, even for russians to buy residence permits in these countries, and cyprus stopped issuing one-time permits to citizens of the russian federation entry into the country at the eu level also announced the cancellation of the so -called privileged entry, that is, the simplified visa regime for russian diplomats and businessmen, while poland is lobbying for a complete suspension of schengen visas for russians, except for humanitarian ones. instead, georgia, which itself suffered from russian aggression in 2008, did not introduce visas for russians, so after europe made it difficult for russian citizens to access its territory , georgia became one of the most popular places for visitin

i cannot forget that i was crowned queen of the united kingdom of great britain and northern ireland.le prime minister, there were reports that the queen privately disapproved of the government's social agenda. but the iron lady played down suggestions of a serious rift. even if she did say it, all right, she may have felt something, but there was never any difficulty in saying anything to me. any difficulty at all. every year, there's a royal invitation to balmoral — matters of state discussed over a cup of tea. in the years that i came to know her as prime minister, prime ministers had private meetings with the queen each week, she invariably looks forward. tony blair certainly appreciated the queen's advice after his landslide victory for labour. even though i was the politician and she was the monarch, ifound her notjust useful, but sometimes deeply insightful. it's very good to welcome you here... when you have to explain what you're trying to achieve, it's a very good form of therapy. imagine doing that to the world's greatest public servant who's seen it all and heard it all. t

i cannot forget that i was crowned queen of the united kingdom of great britain and northern ireland.ts that the queen privately disapproved of the government's social agenda. but the iron lady played down suggestions of a serious rift. even if she did say it, all right, she may have felt something, but there was never any difficulty in saying anything to me. any difficulty at all. every year, there's a royal invitation to balmoral — matters of state discussed over a cup of tea. in the years that i came to know her as prime minister, prime ministers had private meetings with the queen each week, she invariably looks forward. tony blair certainly appreciated the queen's advice after his landslide victory for labour. even though i was the politician and she was the monarch, ifound her notjust useful, but sometimes deeply insightful. it's very good to welcome you here... when you have to explain what you're trying to achieve, it's a very good form of therapy. imagine doing that to the world's greatest public servant who's seen it all and heard it all. there's really no better way of gett

of northern ireland. and what would happen to good scurrying from the united kingdom going from great britain rather to northern ireland, to part of the u. k. but now the decision made by britain to draw up this bill, which is making its way through parliament, it will be debated by am pays. but what it does essentially is streamline and britain's eyes. what happens to goods when it arrives in northern ireland? there be a green channel for goods arriving from great britain staying in northern and the red channel for goods going to northern islands that serve where there is some risk of those goods ending up in the republic of ireland. the response from the european union, of course, is to launch this legal action 3 fold. ah, that could end up as you suggested of european court of justice with britain facing a hefty fine. so what reasons neeve er or the british government giving for this new bill? what form would potential changes to the northern ireland protocol take, at least in britain's ice? for britain is using something called a doctrine of necessity, which under european union legal guidance allows countr

of history. we know this in the united kingdom, in great britain, in europe, in continents beyond the taeduns tethds cannot ade describe thaty athave mobilized the public to demand change, that have whether it is the vietnam war, the civil rights movement in this country. after i wrote the op-ed in the wainengton p sosomt lahistng frm the times of london. may 1, 1945. it was just as world war ii was ending. allied armies were marching into the concentration camps, and there was debate in the media about whether or not to show the were discove oring. and those images opened our eyes to the horror in which nazi gerd its best to keep secret. laura: do you think it is possible the national mood in america could be changing? a republican senator from wyoming said s is apprised by the calls she is getting from people in her conservative, gun owning state demanding action. >> i thought it might be changing after sandy hook and connecticut. i thought it might be changing aftendrkr la and nothing changedn. i believe we need a w dynamic. we need a new political landscape, and i believe we need something to,

the continent of the united kingdom of ukraine, uh, of poland, and i am on the second vostochaetsya state of central europe, including the baltic well, this applies to great britainike to point out that when it left the european union de facto now returned to the continents influences now perhaps eu policy more than when it was forced to coordinate its efforts with france and germany i.e. britain has now returned to its traditional of continental politics, the triumph of which was the defeat of tsar nicholas i in the crimean war. after this defeat, nicholas and, as the classics said, skanchalsya from karapostizhno . it's very suitable, let's bring it to such a state and the second post of the kremlin is absolutely agreed with the great father that you are from europe and from the european union, britain has returned to the continental one. proposed by putin for the bracket, he also sponsored this, this is this party, uh, the project for the result said that the sacrosanctly opposite britain was inserted as a leader, in fact, for today, this is the leader of one world, coordinating efforts to repel putin's version, well, just a couple of minutes ago, andriy andriy

the crisis in the field of electricity supply, extremely important news from great britain, a friend of the ukrainian people, boris johnson, the prime minister of the united kingdomemains in office. don't believe me, they didn't vote like that. congratulations on how the people unite the kingdom of the attack . the people of johnson in office are exhaling to say the main news the whole world is one and only yes we forgot to say something we took care of her until the 10th hour 13th minute these photos flooded facebook all ukrainians thank you and rejoice enjoy johnson, the tv viewers won't forgive you for this and i definitely won't, just thank you. he supports ukraine, he came to us and wrote well. but in spite of everything he remains in this position and this is important. the head of the foreign ministry of latvia said that one should not worry too much about the emotional state of the aggressor. they won't appreciate him, his comment, well, frankly , can be seen as a response to the recent call of french president manuel macron not to humiliate russia and to keep putin's face, so to speak , although you can't call it a face anymore. they could rename soviet

good the friend of our country, the prime minister of great britain, boris johnson, and they were crowned with the understanding that the united kingdoms transferring the m-270 to ukraine, it is about the combat range of 80 km to 80 km for free, johnson writes we cannot stand aside while the russian long-range artillery erases the city from the face of the earth and kills innocent civilians. he writes about this on twitter , i.e. all of ukraine holds fists today for boris johnson yesterday. for example, we understand that if you are talking about the competition between ukraine and wales, wales an integral part of the british crown well, accordingly, everyone was rooting for their own, but today the whole country has to speak out, so to speak, let it be impeached, or rather, do not trust the prime minister of the united kingdom, boris johnson, we really need him, the ukrainian diaspora does not sleep, work with your british mps. but it’s interesting to watch boris johnson in this vortex, still not stunned by the story of a possible party there in the backyard during the quarantine that great britain is on our side because british just

of the same age. the united kingdom is a nation that fully supports you. it's not fun. it's a joint initiative of the british and ukrainians living in great britains anastasia potapenko dmytro panov the only news on social media doctor anna konosh with colleagues and friends in the first weeks of the russian the offensive saved people who were trying to break out of occupied irpen, they worked under shelling every day from dawn to dusk, they saw people in brid cross the river, cross the blown-up bridge, now the woman has returned to that place, there is no more trash, there are no burned cars, they are slowly cleaning up, doctor anna konosh is heading to the romanov bridge in irpen, the place where, together with her husband and a friend, their family in march rescued the wounded, sick and exhausted townspeople who , together with the villages of the russian military, tried to cross the destroyed crossing and get out of the temporarily occupied city she says she doesn't confuse this road with anyone she drove here on february 24 she just heard the first enemy explosions on the outskirts of kyiv a woman works at the institute of urology a few week

government is keen to make sure that northern ireland, a part of the united kingdom isn't treated any differently to the rest of the country to great britain. and at such fills it has no, oh, no way forward, but to essentially rip up the rule. but repub what was agreed to allow goods to keep flowing. it's using a loophole. the call, the doctrine of necessity, which is defined under you. i'm guideline says allowing countries to be in breach of international law if it's quote, if a, if a country face is grave an imminent peril, or will the british government. oh argues that sir, the communities, the unionist nationalist communities could find themselves on the great strain. as a result of the northern ireland protocol, the goods flowing from great britain to northern ireland could be in jeopardy. and as such, it's allowed to enact this lu paul. i think the e u bay while struggle to see something similar in terms of sharing that point of view. neither. what about the ordinary business owner, a man on the street, me one of the wide it ramifications of his anti dispute? it really depends on how quickly this or escalates if the bill becomes law

the example of great britain boris johnson again advised those ukrainians who arrived in the united kingdom illegally to prepare for deportation, and again offered to send them to their homeland. will this option work? nikolai sokolov figured out the illegal refugees themselves ideas to send illegal refugees from britain to the randu are still at the level of proposals, but boris johnson did not rule out such a development of the situation answering questions from journalists curtains, sunny africa will be able to send everyone. who got to foggy albion without documents and a legitimate reason. we issue 130,000 visas to ukrainians and they have at least two very good exit routes. but if you come here illegally, i'm afraid the answer will be this. yes theoretically this could happen rwanda is an east african country with a population of 13 million people, according to the official sources of one of them rich countries, but the economy has been growing in recent years, while there is a high population density of almost 500 people per square kilometer, and also an equatorial climate, which is

activity of the quarry or occupation authorities can cost them 10 years in prison great britain this is the first edition of of the ukrainian president, which the readers of the united kingdom will see, the book has already been reacted to by the leading british newspapers, reviews were published by uzagardians and telegraph, in general, after the full-scale invasion of russia into ukraine , serhii rudenko's book became popular abroad and is sold in 19 countries of the world, the united states of america, great britain, canada, australia, new zealand, even japan that is, all these countries will sell a book about the president of ukraine zelensky, there is a very high demand for zelensky in book format in europe, i just calculated that as of today, there are 18 or 18 books in different languages ​​by different authors, but the ukrainian author of families and the ukrainian author of families are sold in 19 countries . the war started by russia in the national american media this week but talks about ukraine and on regional channels all over the states why the american viewer is interested in the ukrainian topic and how local reporters work on stories about we look at ukrain

vladimirovich in donbass, what is the reaction of great britain to the death sentence in the dpr by two mercenaries who are citizens of the united kingdome there any steps from official london, maybe someone contacted you on this issue, no e line is taken here, uh, exclusively on the one, well, in general, it is clear that if the line here is to make contact, or hmm, with the authorities that passed this sentence, this will mean. recognition of the donetsk luhansk republic and here, of course, they do not recognize here, nor the jurisdiction continues to derisive different names to actually consume in relation to these republics, it is considered something that the court is unlawfully unfair. well, a lot, and other epithets, and at the same time, they are, uh, the british of official britain are not ready to turn to the russian federation, because then it will become a matter of bilateral relations, which people are now trying to avoid as much as possible, but a plus. uh, some low-skilled legal experts begin to argue combatants are not combatants, but here, but under judges, we are not arraigned, they are, what are the laws of war in re

by the head of our ministry of foreign affairs, sergey lavrov, in an interview with the bosnian-serb television company, the minister noted the united kingdom great britainhem, the european union is already counting on using the kiev regime to harm russia what price ukraine will pay at the same time, the question is insignificant, therefore, such tactics have been chosen all the time pour oil on the fire. you see how ukraine is being pumped with weapons and heavy weapons. now the americans are giving multiple launch rocket systems, and the british were already in a hurry, who apparently were waiting for a go-ahead from washington and we will now give the ukrainians a multiple launch rocket system. uh, this is a very risky path, and at the same time they declare that they are at war with russian ukrainians. and ukrainians are dying, they say, let them die. and we only give them weapons, which will ultimately lead to the death of even more ukrainians. sergei lavrov stressed that western countries are spending billions on the armament of ukraine. while there is not very enough money to support their own economy, that in the usa that in europe the problem is

united kingdom, ben wallace, according to him , the move was closely coordinated with the decision of the united states to provide ukraine with the himars volos system. he also added that the ukrainian military in great britain will be taught how to use launchers to maximize the effectiveness of the m-270 system. to hit targets at a distance of up to 80 km , the people of denmark voted to join the eu's common defense policy, about 67% of citizens supported this provision 30 years ago, the danes decided not to join the development of the joint european armed forces. now, against the background of the russian invasion of ukraine, the authorities proposed holding a referendum on this issue . denmark's choice, russia's default on a number of debts is inevitable, the economic observers of reuters came to these conclusions, they draw attention to the fact that the russian federation did not pay almost $2 million in interest on sovereign bonds which is essentially a default on this debt, at the same time, some investors believe that a default is inevitable and based on other indicators, too , after the us treasury department decided not to renew the license that allowed creditors to receive russian payments despite

of great britain into its composition, thereby allegedly decided to express the head of the english cabinet appreciation, in general, brandjohnson in ukraine is gaining popularity. just as fast. how much in the united kingdomai sokolov will tell you what the relationship is. for example, in recent months it has begun to change dramatically, it has become the hero of the tabloids, and not the official publications of the events in ukraine and the reaction to them in britain itself only extended the oil in the rating fire. trust, for example, began to fall, although it all started much earlier with covid parties. of course, this turning point occurred at the moment when boris johnson uh, committed uh, absolutely morally, if from my point of view, actions uh hmm that are impossible to understand hmm from the point of view of the normal normal rational behavior of a politician. uh, concurrently, uh, strict quarantine for residents britain during the period. uh, the spread of covid and at the same time, allowing yourself to uh. celebrate and not observe the very quarantine that he introduced for all other fellow citizens. now he is increasingly the object of jokes or at least strange news. boris johnson has off

of great britain, look. jones premier of the united kingdom and we are here at gsman in germany however, there is one world leaderely, is not here and this is our friend and colleague. volodymyr zelensky who leads his people where the parental struggle against provoked aggression. vladimir putin, ukrainians are fighting like heroes for their own land, upholding the principles and values ​​that bind us democracy, the rule of law, sovereignty and territorial integrity. we backed ukrainians with half a billion pounds in loans to make sure we impose sanctions on russian oligarchs. associated with vladimir putin, we will also limit the export of russian gold worth 13.5 billion pounds. yes, we are strengthening the sanctions, we are strengthening the financial, economic and military support, therefore our message to you, vladimir alexandrovich and to the people of ukraine, we hinder. we salute you for your struggle. we believe that she is a holy, legal and necessary glory to ukraine in my opinion, if a very hero, yes, and bandera is a nazi criminal, probably vasily. that was another inspiration. tell me in ukraine that

things in which great britain consistently shows its leadership in supporting ukraine president volodymyr zelenskyi said this during a meeting with the minister of defense of the united kingdomed britain for its support in turn, the voice expressed confidence that ukraine will succeed in ousting russia from donbass i am very grateful such really real united work, but these words are constantly transformed into actions, and this is a very important difference between ukraine's relations with britain and other countries, weapons, finances, sanctions, three things in which great britain consistently shows its leadership, we learn that ukraine is capable of ousting russia from the donbass, we see that the russian regime is on the verge of collapse, at least as far as military power is concerned. they are now on the verge of exhaustion. salvo fire systems, heavy armored vehicles, combat aircraft, means of anti-aircraft and anti-missile defense, all this is necessary in ukraine in order to continue the resistance and go into a counteroffensive, the involvement of these weapons and the goal of our defense department, which is the complete replacement of equipment on which platforms

united kingdom. johnson's government has now introduced legislation that would unilaterally override parts of the post bricks it protocols with the you. well, the new bill aims to remove most checks on trading goods from great britain to northern ireland. at iris see ports, goods destined to stay in northern ireland would pass through a green channel with no checks, while those intended for the irish republic would be in the red lane and would continue to be subject to checks of legislation would also end the oversight role of the european court of justice. now the northern ireland protocol was the compromise between johnson under european union and to avoid a hard border between northern ireland and the republic of ireland after the u. k. left the you and does so by keeping northern ireland in the u single market. while there are checks on goods entering from the rest of the u. k. that's effectively created an iris c border with inspections and document checks conducted at northern ireland sports. it was also agreed, northern ireland would keep following new customs rules and applies each law on value out attacks. or critics say the protocol is causing difficulty for businesses . but supporters say having unique a

united kingdom during the troubles with northern, ireland. and for those of you, you know, who know something about this. we experience in great britain the larger sustained terrorist bombing campaign in history more than 70,000 improvised explosive devices. you know going on around the mainland of britain and also in ireland itself where it was pretty devastating in a matter what your views are about irish independence or the nationalist cause i mean clearly this terrorism was completely unacceptable. it families apart including my own because i had a lot i have also irish relatives on, you know, both sides of those divides and i was really struck by how devastating 9/11 was going to be and it already was for the united states. i mean, i still can't think about it without tearing up a very good friends father was in the first plane. there's lots of other people you know that i knew that were deeply affected by all of this and i really felt then at the time that i wanted to give something, you know back to the country that was giving me so much. i became a citizen and i try to find out, you know ways of serving now, i mean i'm a polic

united states of america, sometimes in britain, we become disunited. it is great opportunity to remind ourselves of what our country is about. >> you are the united kingdom she said she would never get political, she wanted to remain united. what stands out, she's seen divorces, loss, abducation and 70 years of reign, she said change is a constants, managing it has been an expanding discipline, the way we embrace it defines our future. >> yeah. >> i'm in a lucky position because i get to see, you know, we have so many documentaries and i'm constantly reminded of everything she has done throughout the 70-year reign and i get to see some amazing footage. it's just sometimes looking back and kind of write in the scripts and different things we do you really remember what a great leader she has been for us. and i think, you know, hearing from all the that jessie thank u for what you have given us the last 70 years. >> martha: you talk about that unifying feeling. and it reminds me of the way the royal family brought everyone together here during the blitz during world war ii. one of the things that i think is so poignant about this moment for the queen is sh

of any country against another country in relation to which the united kingdom does not conduct any hostilities. didn't declare war. as far as it is known that russia is not an adversary of great britaingreat britain, and one of these people who were convicted in donetsk, he was previously convicted in britain under the article of terrorism, when he participated in hostilities in syria, he fought in part of the kurdish units against e, the banned terrorist organization isis, however, when he returned back here to england, he was convicted. but then the truth was released, therefore, from the point of view. it is not clear that the legal situation is complicated, london will directly appeal to the authorities of the donetsk republic. apparently, this will not happen, and it is also known that british officials did not contact the russian embassy. they did not discuss release issues. here are the brits. so for now. well there is a public part, there is, probably, a non-public part of such negotiations. eh, about the public part. uh, nothing intelligible was uttered, except, of course, the hype in the newspapers, but this is quite natural. sash tell me more, please, how london will react

and the united kingdom made its contribution to this difficult task, elizabeth trass, the head of the british foreign office visited turkey and this is what she said while in ankara. great britainof grain from the territory of ukraine, we discussed practical solutions on how is to implement in the black sea the problem must be solved. within the next month. otherwise, the world will begin to face the most severe catastrophic consequences of a shortage of grain in the market. to do this, it is necessary to provide protection ports of ukraine and organize the safe passage of ships. in the black sea. what is the need for international cooperation of the esp, as they say in britain, the topic is, in fact, very important, very sensitive, well, it will be revealed in a few minutes immediately after a short advertisement on channel one. i'm sure alexander gordon don't miss it. in the circle of friends, your soul will rise, you have passed part of your life and be proud of it and sail. scarlet will beckon you along, it will lead you to the future of life scarlet sails 2022 eternal values ​​​​together with russia live broadcast from st. petersburg tomorrow on pervoi now many people are

great britain. to remind them of the unity and restore the sense of pride that this country has. obviously, it's been a tough couple years through covid, covid hitting the united kingdomonly to the royal family, but to this nation. >> now the queen has stepped back inside. what more do we expect to see of her? we know prince charles is going to assume many of the duties going forward. the heir to the throne, the 96-year-old monarch as many people noted locking very well on that balcony. will we see more of her over the next three days? >> reporter: absolutely. looking very well in that blue coat that was the same outfit she wore in the official picture of her portrait that was released last night from the palace. we expect to see her later on this evening at the lighting of the beacon. so we know beacons will be lit all across the country, across the commonwealth. more than a thousand beacons in her honor. we expect to see her there tonight. we do believe she will likely participate tomorrow morning in the service of thanksgiving with members of of the royal family. and then at the end to sort of conclude this historic weekend. she is expected to appear on the balcony