victoria starch. and i would like to pay attention to canned and pickled.w in calories, but here everything will depend on the marinade recipe or preservation, if there is a lot of sugar, of course, these will be additional carbohydrates. but if less then which means that the actual calorie content will be approximately the same as that of the raw one. yes , absolutely right. here the matter will be exceptional. e in the addition of sugar. oh, and so all the useful properties will remain. uh, with corn, fiber will remain iron phosphorus, everything will remain. well, be careful of excess sugar intake. well, if we talk about popcorn, corn sticks , flakes are those healthy sweets that and we with peace of mind let our children eat themselves, because in addition to sweets, we will get a lot of useful things. and if here is cornmeal, uh, add, uh, well, to the standard flour when preparing the same fritters, pancakes, in fact , there will be nothing terrible. it will give us the opposite. it's a nice little sweet aftertaste. i'll tell you, honestly. the day bef

victoria why do you think everyone is against you and why eugene wants to pay alimony? on’t take care of raising children right now, you hate the order in the apartment, every day. i went to feed. do not lie. it’s just that she needs victoria to hear all this criticism now, where to look at the situation from the outside, yes, and draw certain conclusions and bring it all into such a proper divine state for the future, since he can apply to initiate the lawsuit again. that is, you need to do work on the error and bring everything to that state for show. yes, yes, everything and a friend or godfather will help you. victoria, you have nothing to confess to your ex-husband before the results of the dna tests are announced. i'm sure he's watching you eugene you're ready to find out, for sure. how many of your own children are ready. i invite yulia siversova, our expert in forensic medicine, candidate of medical sciences, to the studio. yuliya , i ask you to speak today , newlyweds anzhelika and evgeniy zarudniy have contacted us for genetic examination. they want to know. ho

malcolm: they came to the statute of queen victoria to pay tribute to the longest serving monarch in british history and mark the end of this elizabethan era. >> i just want to thank the queen for her reign and all she has done for the country and the world. >> she devoted her life to our country and the commonwealth, and there's never been in another queen like her. it was such a shock. 48 hours ago, she welcomed the new prime minister. it will never be the same. malcolm: late in the evening, people streamed into windsor to experience a unique moment. >> it's as if the rug has been pulled out from underneath us as a country. the queen has been with us difficult moments. she just epitomizes what british culture is about, really. she has been a great supporter, and we, the u.k. and the world have lost a fabulous lady. malcolm: the mood was somber as britons came to terms with the changing of the guard. >>>> i am 72. i haven't known life without the queen. she is somebody to be admired, somebody to be followed, and an example to us all. she will be greatly missed, and i hope the future

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you don't have to pay a bill or the on the computer. it is victoria of fairly familiar. the social worker with you. i mean, you've spoken with michelle and when will be able to get to really push, keep up. call them 2nd. when you come from milam, the michelle is almost only what, let me pull out of here who are new boys or cripple manuals, minute when i was still going in when you see a song as a whole goal. so if you just post them, i'm going to see who do with the different products or to continue on with mobile over an email to me just yeah, it was a good when we saw what she said, no one is gonna ah, so when you want to go to more like a little study when your question co showing you with what you get all the you'll stay pushing hard offers ever bootable, which is usually case number i'm listening really. we don't want to think with that because we work with somebody for the party. you great. when you don't want to hold them up with them. well yeah, you think you learn, you won't take it away with me across a moving team in a mutual customer which will cause the futu

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victoria valeevna. please. tell me more. what areas will your colleagues pay special attention to in the updated strategy? we have identified three main areas for the development of the agro-industrial and fisheries sector. first, it is necessary to increase production volumes and meet all indicators of the food security doctrine. as you noted, the refrigerator today, farmers fully meet the country's needs for such important products as fish meat, grain sugar, and vegetable oil. we continue to increase our own production milk potatoes and vegetables and fruits and berries, on your instructions, the strategy includes measures to increase the level of technological independence of the industry. provision was made to stimulate the demand of farmers for domestic analogues, the necessary equipment and machinery, as well as for russian seeds. we will continue to support projects in the field of genetics breeding and launch the production of enzyme amino acids. to do this, we will introduce additional support measures and give preferential investment loans. supply business from one to five percent. additionally

victoria you're still waiting for me oh no. no, by no means. leave the metro bill to the hotel. i will pay for it tomorrow. they know me.s a long story. tell me how you look at meeting? at my house, you don't mind. it's in the arbat area. okay, thanks, i'll send you the address by text message. see you where are you? there isn't around here. i can give you a ride home. i just didn't want to. did not want. for the fix probably a lot to pay. yes no repair insurance company. seriously, you don't need any money, of course. it's cool, damn it, thank god i was just scared for you. i think so much money should be given. so what you're doing is handing out flyers on the street. that's all you know how to do. no, i can do a lot. well, it's just that this job is paid for, in general, now there are crises, it's hard to get a job. what are you? and what are you doing? all have arrived. imagine, this house is over 100 years old. cool by the way, you will go to the subway, or to the right, or to the left, but to the left. it would be faster, in short, thank you for giving me a ride, please. you don't look at other people's cars anymo

victoria arbitor. thank you for joining us. the people of britain have several days to pay respects to the queen before the funeral on monday.en said in it recent days. she was a presence in their lives for 70 years. therefore, how important is it for her subjects to have one last chance to pay respects? >> good morning. yes. as you say, britains are mourning all aren't country. it is hugely important to pay respects. when the queen mother passed away 2002, 200,000 people showed to pass by her coffin. there are going will be 750,000 expected this week. but officials have warned there are going to be he very long queues and people are going to be expected to wait. >> president biden heads over on saturday for that. we're going to hear from king charles iii in a little bit. he has already taken over duties as the monarch over the weekend. what do you anticipate as we're looking at live pictures of him there now? what do you anticipate his leadership will look like? >> i certainly hope they give king charles iii a chance. he's been a divisive figure over the years because people are still so many decades on responding to the br

watching all the people who went to go visit the queen and we saw victoria beckham waiting hours and hours and when reagan died we went to go pay came up to him and he said no i'm just an american and i'm coming to pay my respects like everybody else. that's what it reminded me of. steve: we will leave it there. but the way i feel about it and people have seen me talk about it that but seven days ago i was very sad when i saw the queen and thinking about those people i found incredibly moving the reaction from the british people being up 19 hours part of the community very special thank you for watching ♪ ♪ >> she was a mother, wife, grandmother, and great grandmother but for generations she was simply the queen. ♪ ♪ elizabeth ii was 25 years old when she came to the throne. she went ton become one of the world's longest reigning monarchs. ♪ ♪ she lived her life in the full glare of the international spotlight but her public commitment was unwavering.

victoria gardens. these are the people waiting to pay i victoria gardens. give the odd light shower or the odd spot of rain or drizzle. high pressure is still in charge, that is keeping things mostly dry, but this weak warm front is introducing more cloud and the chance of some damp weather first thing across south—west scotland, perhaps north—west england and this band of thick cloud and the potential for the odd spot of rain or drizzle does tend to push eastwards as the day wears on. north—east scotland was see good spells of sunshine, northern ireland may brighten up for a time, south wales and the south—west of england should see some sunny spells. temperatures north to south between 12 and 19 degrees. winds for most places will be fairly light. through monday night we will see large areas of cloud still potentially giving some spot of rain and drizzle especially in eastern parts. some clear breaks out towards the west, they may pull in it with a bit of mist and fog. milder that has been over recent nights, 9—12 degrees. tuesday, we stick with a rather c

well, more or less, and we live now, and i pay 3,000 for an apartment, and in addition, utilities, well, utilities in this month, in general, cost 500 uah. victoriamanganese and her husband also moved to korosten. we first went to ternopil. the housing there is very expensive, they live in expensive apartments, and then we were advised to come here, we came here, we stayed here, we already rented an apartment and we are paying two and a half thousand of our savings, plus utility services, this family arrived from mariupol the other day, they have lived there for 30 years now they live with friends, but they are looking for housing to rent. the main thing is that i don’t know. there was a roof. there was a washing machine. there was a stove. our mother’s house was damaged. our partial house was completely burned down. it was impossible, i already have documents, i became without documents, without anything. olga has been working in real estate for seven years. she says that in april the cost of rent in the city increased by 10-15%. apartments are now offered from two to eight thousand hryvnias per month, depending on the repair and filling, mainly

well, more or less, and we're happy, and i pay 3,000 for the apartment and plus utilities. utilities in this month generally cost 500 uah. victoriarom manganets with her husband also moved to korosten, we went to ternopil at the beginning. housing there is very expensive, expensive apartments, and then they arranged for us to come here. we came here, stayed here, already rented an apartment and saved our savings / 2 thousand we pay and plus utility services, this family arrived from mariupol the other day, they lived there for 30 years, now they live with acquaintances, but they are looking for housing to rent time for themselves, ours is partial and it was impossible to stay already with me есть документи i have been left without documents and nothing for 7 years, he says that in april the rent in the city increased by 10-15 percent of the apartment and now they offer from two to eight thousand hryvnias per month, depending on the repair and filling , they rent families, that is, 1-2 there is a generation renting two three-room apartments to be renovated with household appliances and dishes and furniture, because in fact they ha

next to her new place of work. we are now and i pay 3,000 for an apartment and plus communal utilities in this month, in total there is 500 uah. victoria from manganese and her husband also moved to korosten, we went to ternopil in the beginning. housing there is very expensive expensive apartments, and then we were forced to come here, we came here, stayed here , already rented an apartment and saved 2 1/2 thousand. the main thing is that i don’t know. the government tells us that there was a washing machine. our stove was damaged. the house in the raspberry house was completely burned down. our partial house was completely burned down and it was impossible to stay. i already have documents. i was left without documents without nothing olga has been working in the field of real estate for 7 years, she says that in april the rental price in the city increased by 10-15 percent and now they offer from two to 8 thousand hryvnias per month, depending on the renovation and filling, they mostly rent with families, well, that is, and 1 - 2 generations there, renting 2-3-room apartments to be renovated with household appliances, dishes and fur

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will also need pay, uh, and to the treasury the decision is made by the local government innovation in detail. anton malyuta spoke with a specialist of the state property committee. victoria takes effect on september 1st. tell us about the main innovations from september 1, the law of the republic of belarus will come into force which will allow citizens to acquire land plots in private ownership at a reduced cost will be applied, reducing coefficients in the city of minsk and e, regional centers 0.8 in all other settlements paragraphs 0.5 also come into force the norm, which will legalize the citizens, arbitrarily occupied land. the so -called land amnesty, it is aimed at resolving issues that have already arisen, which already have this unauthorized occupation of land. unauthorized occupation of part of the land plots in those cases when something was built on the plots and is not used for its intended purpose. in all these cases, it will be possible to legalize these buildings in order to get an underground amnesty, which will need to be done somehow to notify the local authorities. to do this, you will need to apply to the relevant. local executive and administrative

victoria murphy, also a royal contributor, with us. it is extraordinary to watch this and the people of scotland pay their respects because as we know, theloved her time there. >> you're absolutely right. and incredibly emotional there to see king charles, this must be a very emotional moment for him. the first time that he has been pictured publicly alongside his mother's coffin. his siblings were at the palace when she was brought down on that long slow journey from balmoral, but this is the first time that her four children have publicly been together since she died. and i think it is poignant when we see him walk behind the coffin all the way to saint giles cathedral, yes, there is a pecking order in the royal family, but they will be walking side by side. the queen followed by her four children. >> such an important point because obviously so much focus on king charles as there should be with this new chapter of the monarchy, but i wanted to ask about princess ann, particularly moving over the weekend, the curtsy, the devotion to her mother on full display. typically tough and no nonsense, but you have been able to see the pain on h

victoria, your conditions are too serious you understand, of course, that i don't have that kind of money myself. poor man in that case, i suggest you find a buyer, and i 'll payk for any buyer very interested. i imagine there is such money and i don't need your interest. so that's wonderful. well, as a business man, he wants to make sure because he's buying something. it's no problem. i think this will be enough. here are photocopies of a couple of pages on all the defendants in the materials that i propose about

pay respects. >> ivan, thank you. you can see the faint sound of drilling. they are putting up fences to protect victoriaad of further events when the queen's body returns tomorrow evening. then on wednesday as we've been saying, she'll be taken to westminster hall to lie in state. there is an vent at 10:30 this morning. i want to pause for a second. i want to bring other news to you. particularly from ukraine. including a power station being tacked. they band on positions in east of the country. the city appeared to be under a complete blackout. cars drove through darkened street. russia struck a thermal power station causing a huge fire. responding via the telegram platform ukrainian president zelenskyy, of course, said this to russia's leaders -- ussia's l- history will put everything in its place. they tell this program that russia is now hitting civilian targets after significant setbacks on the battlefield. >> what we're seeing is russians reaction in their typically heavy handed way. they know that they have reverse on the battlefield. so they're lashing out in other ways to try and restore their

mission to pay their reapeds-_ let's get more now on the crowds queueing up to file past the queen's coffin in the palace of westminster. reeta chakrabarti is alongside. i'm here in victorians, which is just next to the palace of westminster, and the final section of the long queues stretching miles down the river thames, past the houses of parliament, the london eye, towards tower bridge. in its own way, magisterial. across the river bank, where the queen lies in state. we first met vanessa on lambeth bridge on monday. she has been here ever since, more than 50 hours. number one in the queue. i'm happy that i'm going to be the first person when they are going to be opening the westminster hall to pay their respects. but it is going to be a sad moment. and when you get in there, what do you think your thoughts will be? i don't know what to expect. saying some prayers in my heart for her. peaceful rest. rain and cold last night, but they have formed a community. good spirits, all with one aim, to have the chance of a final goodbye. number 22 in the queue, 85—year—old michael slept here last night, waiting 27 hours. because she's lovely. you know, i'm in love with her, i th

we go back 121 years to the funeral of then queen victoria there was a lot of emphasis placed on, on the cries that, that again withdrawn to london to pay final respects to the modem in 1910, her son edward. the 7 he died and for the 1st time we had a lying in state reintroduce that was the 1st time the westminster hole saw big keys of people. again stretching it was estimated 5 miles with up to 500000 members of the british public. joining the cue to pass for the king's coffin in 1910 to pay their respects him. so yes, that has been president the, the level of interest that we're witnessing today. nevertheless, i think what really distinguishes this moment from previous a big royal state funerals is the role that television is playing. it is the 1st time that we're going to witness a funeral unfold in westminster abbey. and the television audience is going to have 1st had access to this kind of royal rule funeral through the television screens. all right, thanks so much for your analysis and thoughts on that. now the queen's funeral is putting extra pressure on essential services. many appointments and operations long awaited by patien

been kept in a vault in the dime of the queen. victoria building to of course was named out to her great, great grandmother. and this was restored to pay tribute to her great right grandmother. and that less i cannot be opened until at 20 i, he is sick. so of that in itself, it shows the relationship between australia and the queen. and i should note that there is a delegation australians now in london, including of course being led by the striving, prime minister, anthony albanese, and 10 are described as ordering. but exceptional strains and quite an eclectic mix . and we have an educational pioneer. we have a chief medical officer, we have a policeman. we also have the estallion of the year tennis champion dylan, l costs. they are all representing australia and will attend this funeral out 0. sarah clark that live in sydney syrup many thanks. let's go to south africa, then another commonwealth member or 0. how to patricia is in johannesburg. girl, oh, tell us something about both the queen's legacy. as far as south africa is concerned and how people that have reacted to her passing due to they do they really care? while the lead her

pay more. a penny, but he helped, he helped, and he joined in his life. and i consider this important in our studio and the wife of hockey player igor feofilov. victoria's long did you live with him for almost 2 years? have you seen him in 2 years? how many times the first year, probably, well, maybe five months, the second year will be typed. uh, probably not even four months. and something like that, maybe, well, something like this, wait, anywhere, tea was engaged. i wanted his parents i was provided for my child by his father of course i'm not happy with that, okay? and where did he live, what were the moments in sochi, for example, if he plays there. well, he was on the screenings there were screenings. and it's there, well, a month, roughly speaking, my husband left. why didn’t you and your husband go to sochi, but i’m lying, we’ve never been anywhere else, it was 2 months, and that i followed him to novokuznetsk so, we just quarreled with our parents, because i said, then this is my husband. i take the child, i did the right thing. she came to novokuznetsk and, uh, stayed there for 3 weeks, and he, uh, his parents interfered. uh, well, constantly

victoria more than a century ago. it was used for the funeral of king george vi 70 years ago. regiments and guards, distinctive units [indiscernible] royal armed forces and royal engineers also in payinglington nearby -- the ancient home of the duke of wellington nearby and the wellington arch named because of that connection. at one stage, the arch was planned as the main entrance to buckingham palace, that things were changed at a later date. this is where we will have a gathering of thousands of leaders of the armed forces -- members of the armed forces for this final part of the ceremony in london, where the queen's coffin will be transferred to a state hearst, which will be waiting to take the queen happened to windsor -- home to windsor. [indiscernible] the intersection of these naval regiments, the guards an important part of this procession and then the royal company marches. equally poignant -- deeply poignant in this procession is queen elizabeth the second approach is buckingham palace for the last time. on this september day, patches of blue sky, the london skyline looking glorious in the background. for the late queen, this is her last glimpse of that famous balcony where

pay their respects. let's talk to royal historian and journalist victoria howard. welcome. be five seconds in front of the queen's coffin just to pay their respects and safer well essentially. and that's really significant, these queues are being tracked, they are three miles long, and people coming from all over to do that. ., ., ., _ ., ., , do that. the long goodbye, and as ou do that. the long goodbye, and as you mentioned. — do that. the long goodbye, and as you mentioned, it— do that. the long goodbye, and as you mentioned, it started i do that. the long goodbye, and as you mentioned, it started in i you mentioned, it started in scotland, she passed away at balmoral, and that gay people in scotland an opportunity to see her majesty for the mccaughan at rest in edinburgh. —— that gave people. we have seen how along the route where people have had the opportunity to turn out and say goodbye, to say thank you, they have done so. this is a moment of history, and we have heard people saying they want to connect with that as well. yes. heard people saying they want to connec

are in a zigzag pen in victoria palace gardens, and they think the queue might reach southwark park by the morning. and of course everyone is waiting to go into westminster hall to payd 20 celsius today when the sun came out, but for most it felt pressure, and the reason for that change is the change of wind direction. we are now into this brisk north or north westerly airflow which is ushering in arctic air, so the first chilly snap of the autumn for many. that breeze has put plenty of showers, and they will continue to push southwards through this evening and overnight, and that breeze continues to strengthen as well, particularly for the north and east, but in land, we will see temperatures falling lower than last night quite widely with a touch of grass frost in scotland. it will feel cool in the mornings if you are heading to london the next couple of days. temperatures into single figures overnight and high teens by day, just the outside chance of a shower both friday and indeed again on monday. but you can see why there is the increased chance of a shower, they are being pushed southwards on this wind which peaks through the day tomorrow, gusts of this wind w

pay attention to this. there was another curious episode with victoria. lot of them, they were refreshing. they went europeans. they were not polite there, and hence the third point they seem stupid to us, if we think in civilizations of the world, and if you think in the logic of war and its approach, then they are very consistent and smart in their own way. and who told us that they should think in terms of peace, not war kaiser was smart wilhelm but he thought in terms of war. hitler was too. frankly, not a fool, but he thought in terms of approaching war. so they think in terms of war. fourth moment. we inspired ourselves that once there are nuclear weapons of war. it can't be, but they don't laugh. they tell us it was the chemical was the second world war. who told you that this will be the end of humanity? there is in hiroshima and now there is nagasaki and now they talk like that in the west. who told us they didn't try. nagasaki had no answer. we have something to answer. well they believe, well misses, maybe some amount. if not, especially since

westminster hall to pay their final respects to queen elizabeth ii the queues are two miles at the moment and will expand today as they go past, they have to go cross the bridge and back over victoriaardens and into westminster hall the mood here is very calm and respectful i've spoken to a few members of the public here queueing up here who say it is important for them to go and say final farewell and pay respects to a queen who has reigned here in the united kingdom for 70 years >> tania, as you talk to the folks out waiting in line, is there a sense right now that when they do move on and get to see the queen lying in state, that they will feel that sense of closure or do you think there is still attachment that many citizens have and maybe mourning for some time now? >> reporter: you know, dominic, i think the biggest reason why lots of them here want that sense of closure they want to pay respects to the queen. they've all admired her so much. of course, they understand that king charles iii, who has already taken over, needs their support and the support is there. they will be mourning the queen for a long time to come. of course, the transition has already taken place. when

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the final people who've been waiting up to 12 hours for the chance to pay their respects to the queen have now passed through victoriad they are making their way through westminster hall. lying in state officially comes to an end at 6:30 am. so in about 22 minutes time. let's bring in our correspondent, ali fortescue. whose inventory tower crime for us. so ali, the find of people have now passed the roof. so as not long down until lying in state does officially come to an end. but >> that's right. i thought we might be able to speak to some of the very last people that would get that chance to see the queen's coffin lying in state. but just as you come to us. you can see what has been the scene for the extraordinary final stretch of the queue that has been staking its way across london. it is now completely empty. this is victoria gardens. this is been the place where thousands of people, hundreds of thousands. have crossed over the last few days. making their way through that five-mile journey over here through southern part to get their moment with the queen's coffin. to play their own small part in history. and ev

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pay their respects in westminster hall. this is the snake, as it has become known, in victoria gardens, which is at the side of the palace ofe picture, we have got these shower clouds that have been streaming down the east coast, but more generally, cloudy conditions that have been developing across parts of scotland, northern ireland, rolling southwards as we go through the evening. the best of the clear skies overnight will be found down towards the south and south—west of the uk. through parts of southern wales, the south midlands, towards the south coast and the south—west of england, that's where we're going to hold onto largely clear skies and that is where it will be coldest, some spots out in the countryside could well get down to around two or three degrees but further north temperatuers a little higher because that extra cloud and we will see areas of extra cloud drifting through the day tomorrow, perhaps bringing showers across parts of scotland, northern ireland, the far north of england and getting down into wales, the midlands, east anglia and maybe the south—east through the afternoon as that cloud rolls its

pay their own tribute in these cues. and that certainly suggests public support has been intense and warm and on a grand scale. what do you think the lasting effects will be? as victoriand world war, the queen was involved mending vehicles. to where we have got to now, this country is in a stronger place both in england, scotland, wales and northern ireland. it is a much stronger and wealthy country than it was. i want to suggest that what the queen has left, 70 years of dedicated service, and, for her, the christian faith, particularly the example ofjesus, modelled her leadership as one of service and duty. we need to learn from her as the four nations that we can do the same. i should look to my neighbour and try to help and support. not only that the government does this thing. in the words of kennedy, don't ask what the nation can do for you, ask what you can do for the nation. what should i do to help people in this kind of living crisis? also sometimes we can overstate things. the good thing about her majesty the queen, she always understated, even in grave difficulties. ih always understated, even in grave difficulties. , , difficulties. in the papers there are

from edinburgh and you can see people still passing through to pay their respects, as we've been seeing over the last few hours. victoriader angle. but the daily telegraph picking up some details like this 30 hour potential weight for people who want to file past in much the same manner as we saw there. special train timetables having to be put on. what else do we pick up from the front page of the daily telegraph? that 30 hour queue is expected to be three _ that 30 hour queue is expected to be three hours— that 30 hour queue is expected to be three hours long —— three miles long. _ three hours long —— three miles long, people are coming from all over to _ long, people are coming from all over to see — long, people are coming from all over to see the queen lying in state — over to see the queen lying in state. londoners are being encouraged to work from home to not use that _ encouraged to work from home to not use that transport. but looking at charles's— use that transport. but looking at charles's first week of his reign, they're — charles's first week of his reign, they're talking about the visits he will make — th

paying attention again. there are a lot of headwinds that will be hard for this market to climb a wall of worry. >> greg, let me ask, there have been some positive outlooks. victoriaantly this week, down 8% through the first couple days and now already down another 1% or 2% this morning if we are worried about the potential for a slowdown, maybe that does bring down some of the inflationary pressures we've seen at least when it comes to commodities. >> oh, absolutely. i think we're going to see the year over year comparisons in inflation are going to start to decline. we'll still be above 5% heading into the end of the year, but the first quarter we should be below 5% that'll help be a buoy to the markets. right now the market is repricing risk it's trying to find a new normal with valuations and changes and expected earnings going forward. so that's how we're looking at fair value on the s&p around 3,600. it's not the end of the world. this isn't run to cash, put your portfolio under the bed type of a situation. this is just -- it's painful, but that's what markets -- markets cause that >> what would you be telling people specifically to do right now? are there a

victoria is one of the volunteer marshals. fantastic, iam happy and glad i am doing that. the people are so nice. people are happy coming to paynes, this is a triggering event for them. they are here both to pay their respects and in some cases appreciating their own vulnerability in doing so. in scale and significance, this queue is unlike any other. 2a hours a day, hundreds of volunteers are on hand, doing what they can to keep it moving. with me this morning as the mayor of london, sadiq khan. thank you for joining me. news this morning of two police officers to have been stabbed, what can you tell us at this stage? i stabbed, what can you tell us at this stage?— stabbed, what can you tell us at this stage? i have spoken to the commissioner, _ this stage? i have spoken to the commissioner, firstly _ this stage? i have spoken to the commissioner, firstly at - this stage? i have spoken to the commissioner, firstly at 6.30, l this stage? i have spoken to the i commissioner, firstly at 6.30, and several times since. two of our officers were stabbed this morning, neither is in a life—threatening condition, thankfully. just to re

a naval city paying tribute to queen elizabeth ii. 96 guns were fired from the naval dockyard to mark each year of the late sovereign's life. newsreel: as the royal yacht victoria i think so, yes. and his mum would be proud of him. what kind of king do you think he'll make? well, we'll have to wait and see what we. wait and see won't we. i mean, from what he's saying now, he's going to make a good king, but we'lljust have to wait and see what happens. her dedication and devotion, sovereignty never wavered. while many here grieve for her majesty the queen, they look forward to the new reign of king charles iii i'm here with the bishop designate of plymouth. how would you say the death of the queen has impacted the city? it death of the queen has impacted the ci ? . , death of the queen has impacted the ci ? ., , , , ., ., death of the queen has impacted the ci ? city? it has been profound. everyone was expecting _ city? it has been profound. everyone was expecting a _ city? it has been profound. everyone was expecting a day _ city? it has been profound. everyone was expecting a day would _ city? it has been profound. everyone was expecting a day would come, i ci

paying their respects. she was called the queen of scots when parliament opened in 1999. they have a long affinity with this area. in fact, prince albert raiders built balmoral castle for queen victoriast —— in his first prime minister. he will be her second monarch. at noon, bells rang out in abbeys and cathedrals across the country to mark the passing of the uk's longest—serving monarch. moments later, mps assembled in parliament. order, order! i invite the house to rise and observe a minute's silence in memory of her late majesty queen elizabeth ii. the cut and thrust of political debate silenced. this a time only for tributes. today, our country, our people, this house are united in mourning. queen elizabeth ii was this great country's greatest monarch and, for the vast majority of us, it feels impossible to imagine a britain without her. all our thoughts are with her beloved family, our royal family at this moment of profound grief. today, there are countless people in this country and around the world who have experienced the same sudden access of unexpected emotion, and i think millions of us are trying to understand why we are feeling this deep and personal and almost familia