that is much the windsor framework. that is much the sense _ the windsor framework.visit this, they have pushed this as far as they can go _ they have pushed this as far as they can go but — they have pushed this as far as they can go. butjeffrey they have pushed this as far as they can go. but jeffrey donaldson does have something he can get. he could leveraged _ have something he can get. he could leveraged the british government some _ leveraged the british government some guarantees about an overnight in's place _ some guarantees about an overnight in's place within the union. they could _ in's place within the union. they could do— in's place within the union. they could do that within the context and orbit of— could do that within the context and orbit of the — could do that within the context and orbit of the windsor framework. i think— orbit of the windsor framework. i think that — orbit of the windsor framework. i think that is what jeffrey donaldson is hanging out for, he is a devolutionist, he believes in the devolved — devolutionist, he believes in the de

the windsor agreement stay— irish records and the windsor agreement stay in— irish records and the windsorr. agreement stay in place, keep irish records and the windsor- agreement stay in place, keep the peace, _ agreement stay in place, keep the peace, that — agreement stay in place, keep the peace, that is _ agreement stay in place, keep the peace, that is the _ agreement stay in place, keep the peace, that is the main _ agreement stay in place, keep the peace, that is the main thing. - agreement stay in place, keep the i peace, that is the main thing. keep the eace peace, that is the main thing. keep the peace and _ peace, that is the main thing. keep the peace and keep _ peace, that is the main thing. the peace and keep fingers peace, that is the main thingm the peace and keep fingers crossed, just a few words from president biden. bertie ahernjoins me, he was the prime minister of ireland at the time of the signing of the good friday agreement and is signatory to that agreement, joining us from dublin. good to see you, thank you forjoining us on bbc news. what advice would you be givi

framework as article of the windsor framework as a consequence of the brexit.logjam in terms of power—sharing. and the fact that that you the us present was not able to address stormont. there are some who say that this was disappointing on president biden's part and essentially the critics are saying that it was a whole celebration. there was nothing hollow about today and the speech. it was of significance and there was a clear offerfor us significance and there was a clear offer for us but at the same time is there to recognise we could have made more off of the visit if we had a functioning assembly. and we had those images of the president actually there with a sitting first minister and deputy first minister. we either need to see the du p returning quickly to the institutions or otherwise we will need to look to what our party has been campaigning forfor need to look to what our party has been campaigning for for many years for summerfor him been campaigning for for many years forsummerfor him —— been campaigning for for many years for summerfor him —— r

we've bought the coronation on _ windsor castle. on the saturday, the l windsor castle. we've bought the i coronation on the saturday, the big lunches and the windsor party, as you say on the sunday. a big volunteering drive on the monday as well, so quite a packed weekend over those three days.— those three days. rather cleverly lanned, those three days. rather cleverly planned. and _ those three days. rather cleverly planned. and i— those three days. rather cleverly planned, and i think _ those three days. rather cleverly planned, and i think this - planned, and i think this volunteering day speaks well to the priorities of the new king. service and duty have always been an important part of the monarchy stands for. prince charles give it the new dimension. those who don't want to go to the beach in brighton or blackpool will take advantage. i wonder what you make of a yougov poll, 3000 british adults, 64% said they cared not very much or not at all about the coronation. what do you make of that? it’s all about the coronation. wha

i still reflecting on the windsor agreement-— still reflecting on the windsor a . reement. ~ , agreementthere will be hoinu agreement. i think there will be heping that _ agreement. i think there will be hoping that time _ agreement. i think there will be hoping that time will— agreement. i think there will be hoping that time will be - agreement. i think there will be hoping that time will be a - agreement. i think there will be | hoping that time will be a healer and all of this, was the dup is deftly not convinced that the windsor framework answers all the questions that it has got about the economic integrity of the uk, but it comes to the decision in the end that this is probably as good as it gets, and that it decides to, i suppose, not necessarily access the windsor framework —— except the windsor framework —— except the windsor framework, but decide a twin track policy work decides to work stormont, and work what is most acceptable to it about the latest arrangements, and test out the so—called stormont break by which it can object to any new european rules that it thinks will ca

i still reflecting on the windsor agreement-— still reflecting on the windsor a . reement. ~ , agreement agreement. i think there will be hoping that time will— agreement. i think there will be hoping that time will be - agreement. i think there will be hoping that time will be a - agreement. i think there will be | hoping that time will be a healer and all of this, was the dup is deftly not convinced that the windsor framework answers all the questions that it has got about the economic integrity of the uk, but it comes to the decision in the end that this is probably as good as it gets, and that it

the windsor framework addresses— an agreement.nt is preserved and strengthened. now, the negotiators listen to business leaders — negotiators listen to business leaders across the uk and ireland, who shared — leaders across the uk and ireland, who shared what they needed to succeed — who shared what they needed to succeed. and i believe the stability and predictability offered by this framework will encourage greater investment in northern ireland, significant investment in northern lreland _ significant investment in northern lreland i— significant investment in northern ireland. i come from a little state, the state _ ireland. i come from a little state, the state of — ireland. i come from a little state, the state of delaware back home, it is more _ the state of delaware back home, it is more corporations that are registered in that state than in every— registered in that state than in every other state in the union combined, so i know a little bit about— combined, so i know a little bit about the — combined, so i know a little

to secure changes to the protocol and the windsor - the protocol and the windsor framework.d and glove to have a common strategy when it comes to making the good friday agreement work again, and getting institutions up and running. i think that is possible, i am speaking to prime ministers hudak, and we will be together next week. but that will perhaps be an opportunity to work on it. —— i'm speaking to prime minister rishi sunak. i know he is putting a great deal of work into making sure that we had the windsor framework and as changes to the protocol. i think that the next step now is the two governments coming together and is doing everything we can together to bring the five parties in northern ireland together, and have those institutions working on. as was envisaged by the good friday agreement. the american role as a supporting one. it is the five parties in northern ireland and the two government that will need to sort this out in the end. i didn't, but i did see him, and will do at the state dinner. so i will have an opportunity to mention it. if power—sharing isn't

i believe the windsor framework does do that. i think it ensures the free flow of goods within our united kingdom by the establishment of the green lane and at the supermarket. i think it ensures northern ireland's place in our union in almost everyday things like the tax changes we talked about. what's available in garden centers, taking your pet on holiday, what meds you can get. and i think it ensures proper sovereignty for the people of northern ireland and corrects the deficit. the advisor described in very powerful terms. and that's why i believe it's the right thing for northern ireland's people, for their communities, for their businesses. this is all about balance and we talked about that previously. this is about a balance, a delicate balance of the belfast good friday agreement. we all acknowledge that and it was right that we did something to address that and the windsor framework does that, i believe, and you know, all the engagement, the time i spent in northern ireland, the people i've spoken to, listening to what

make sure the irish accords and the windsor agreement stay in place to keep the peace.in thing. and there's now a little less need for those glasses, as potus will be waking up tomorrow in a rather less sun—kissed belfast. in the morning, joe biden will have a short meeting with rishi sunak before heading to an event at ulster university with the northern ireland political parties. and the question will be what will he say to them, given that power sharing here has been broken down for over a year? an invitation for the president to visit stormont was not taken up. the optics here deemed less suitable, with the devolved government suspended because of disagreements over the brexit arrangements. for this city, it will be a more brief affair than the presidential visits of the past, but still a mark of northern ireland's continuing importance to america in its post—conflictjourney. emma vardy, bbc news, belfast. he isa he is a political editor chris mason on the significance of this trip. this visit has been pencilled into the diaries of diplomats on both sides of the atl

rishi sunak, to give him credit, has done that and getting the windsor framework.t is a big step forward from where we were, logjam with the distrust between london and dublin and brussels and london. he has made progress as a prime minister, but the secretary of state and prime minister need to focus much more intensively on talking to the democratic unionist party and its leader, sir jeffrey donaldson, who i think once an agreement. some in his party probably don't, but i think he does. but he has got to have reasons to get that agreement, so there is more work to be done. but it can only be achieved, as i know from my own experience, and was proven at good friday, with intensive negotiations, not fly-in, fly-out diplomacy, meeting a party leader for an hour or so, but literally spending days, as which is -- as was achieved with the good friday agreement in 1998 and as we achieved in 2006. deep, intensive negotiations. micro this is a mess been, at least up until recently -- my criticism has been, at least up until recently and hopefully not in the future with ri

rishi sunak, to give them credit, has done that with the windsor framework which is a big step forwardogjam between deep distrust between dublin and london and brussels and london. so a big step there but now the prime minister needs to talk sit it democratic unionist party and its leader sirjeffrey donaldson, who i think once an agreement, some in his party don't but i think he does, but she has to be given reasons to get that agreement. so, there's more work to be done and it can only be achieved as i know from my own experience, and was proven at good friday, by intensive negotiations but not flaming and flying out and meet in a party are for one hour or so. literally spending days as was achieved at the good friday agreement in 1998, and as we achieved in the senate angers agreement in 2006. deep, intensive, negotiations. my criticism has been up negotiations. my criticism has been up until recently, and i hope not in the future under rishi sunak, that the british prime minister since 2010, has not given northern ireland the attention it needs. it 2010, has not given northern irela

- itself, especially with the windsor framework. — itself, especially with the windsor framework. is— utilise the best of both worlds, having access to _ ireland can utilise the best of both worlds, having access to that - ireland can utilise the best of both| worlds, having access to that using the market— worlds, having access to that using the market as _ worlds, having access to that using the market as well _ worlds, having access to that using the market as well as _ worlds, having access to that using the market as well as the - worlds, having access to that using the market as well as the uk - worlds, having access to that using| the market as well as the uk single market. _ the market as well as the uk single market. it — the market as well as the uk single market, it could _ the market as well as the uk single market, it could benefit _ the market as well as the uk single market, it could benefit northern . market, it could benefit northern ireland _ market, it could benefit northern ireland. people _ market, it could benefit northern ireland. people probably- market, it cou

we saw the royals arriving yesterday in windsor _ future.we saw the royals arriving yesterday in windsor for the - future. we saw the royals arriving | yesterday in windsor for the easter sunday service. i saw prince andrew walking directly behind king charles and camilla. did that give you some sort of idea of the prominent role that he might play in the coronation?— that he might play in the coronation? ., ., �* ~ coronation? no, i don't think so. yesterday's _ coronation? no, i don't think so. yesterday's service _ coronation? no, i don't think so. yesterday's service was - coronation? no, i don't think so. yesterday's service was very - coronation? no, i don't think so. | yesterday's service was very much coronation? no, i don't think so. i yesterday's service was very much a family service. itjust happened they let some photographers integrate them because they know there is public interest in attending that service. so i don't think andrew will have a prominent role at all. he will be there solely because he is the cane because my brot

and northern ireland, that is settled with the windsor framework.t will remove some major irritants in our relations with the e.u.. manus: jeremy hunt at the imf spring meetings. coming up, we will have more conversations, the euro group president and the spanish economy minister, all on bloomberg. of next, has the energy crisis had record high? unemployment strikes? from the south africa investment conference, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ introducing the sleep number climate360 smart bed. the only smart bed in the world that actively cools, warms, and effortlessly responds to both of you. our smart sleepers get 28 minutes more restful sleep per night. proven quality sleep. only from sleep number. manus: it is "daybreak: europe." the governor of south africa's central bank told bloomberg television it doesn't follow the fed on rate moves. as rolling blackouts and record high unemployment continues to cripple the country's economy. all things investors are keen to discuss. we are on the ground there with a special guest. >> i'm here with ceo mike brown

the dup, because they are not satisfied with the windsor agreement, are refusing to go back into theormont government in northern ireland, as a result of which, the northern ireland devolved government simply cannot function. so it comes back to american leverage. will america be using its leverage to do whatever it can to change that situation, to change dup minds? i've been in contact with the white house, i've had a long friendship withjoe biden, i was with bill clinton in new york a couple of nights ago, we hosted a forum on the success of the agreement and i think that there can be some gentle nudging here. understanding that we all want, i think, to travel on the path that will bring about what i've often referred to as two traditions that live in one community, but there was an election, and i hope that even the disputes we've had in america over recent elections, as you know, the outcome is accepted. isn't the problem here... if i may, congressman, isn't the problem here that people like you and your fellow democrat and in a sense your party boss joe biden, you're not trusted

the king, queen consort and senior royals gather at windsor castle for the first easter sunday service of the monarch�*s reign. jewish worshippers converge at the western wall for the passover blessing injerusalem. a short distance away, hundreds of palestinians have barricaded themselves inside al aqsa mosque — as a tense stand—off with israeli police continues. we begin at the vatican, where thousands of catholic worshippers have gathered in st peter's square to hear the pope lead easter mass, and pronounce the traditional �*to the city and the world' blessing — he's doing that now, let's listen in. this is the national anthem of the italian republic in 1946. forcedwhite translation: dear brothers and sisters, christ is risen. on this day we proclaim, that he, the lord of our life is the resurrection and the life of the world. today is easter, a word that needs passage four in jesus world. today is easter, a word that needs passage four injesus the decisive passage of humanity has been made, the passage from death to life, from fear to confidence, from desolation to communion. he is

and king charles attends his first easter sunday service as monarch alongside the queen consort at windsorastle. jewish worshippers have been gathering at the western wall for passover prayers this morning. the event draws tens of thousands of worshippers, with crowds spilling out from the wall�*s plaza into the surrounding areas. there is a heavy security presence today and officials are concerned there could be violence. just a short distance away, hundreds of palestinians have barricaded themselves inside al aqsa mosque injerusalem. these are the latest images from the mosque. police said they were bracing for violence, but so far it has been calm. jordan, which manages the religious complex, has warned of catastrophic consequences if police storm the mosque. this fragile security situation didn't stop the turnout of thousands of israelis who've been regularly protesting against the government's planned reforms of the judificary. they've been on the streets for the 14th consecutive weekend. this is a minute's silence the protesters held for those killed in the attacks in tel aviv and th

the windsor framework will be discussed — that's the new brexit deal for northern ireland agreed withunion. northern ireland is the only part of the uk to have a land border with the eu at the republic of ireland. the signing of the windsor framework in february did ease fears over post brexit trade rules but the democratic unionist party is still not on board so what does the future hold for businesses in northern ireland? gordon milligan is the chair of the institute of directors for northern ireland. give us a snapshot because you are in a position to see what business was like before the deal was signed and a business now, talk to me about how ireland has changed as a place to invest. ~ ., ., , , to invest. without doubt in my view northern ireland _ to invest. without doubt in my view northern ireland has _ to invest. without doubt in my view northern ireland has benefited - northern ireland has benefited hugely from the good friday agreement. i was therefore 30 years of the troubles, it was a bad and sad time for the history of northern ireland. plea the agreement business was d

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king charles attends his first easter sunday service as monarch alongside the queen consort at windsorastle. jewish worshippers have been gathering at the western wall for passover prayers this morning. the event draws tens of thousands of worshippers, with crowds spilling out from the wall�*s plaza into the surrounding areas. there is a heavy security presence today and officials are concerned there could be violence. just a short distance away hundreds of palestinians have barricaded themselves inside al aqsa mosque injerusalem. these are the latest images from the mosque. police said they were bracing for violence, but so far it has been calm. jordan, which manages the religious complex, has warned of catastrophic consequences if police storm the mosque. i'm joined now by the bbc�*s middle east correspondent, yolande knell. hi there. just in the last few minutes or so, we have the funeral on the way of two british israelis. would you mind talking us through what has happened. yes. would you mind talking us through what has happened.— what has happened. yes, that funeral is caettin w

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after the abdication, he received the title of duke, the windsor reign of edward vii lasted 10 monthsd 3 weeks, and it seems that not only was a question. by and large, apparently, the british were not quite satisfied with the personality of the monarchs, in contrast to the one that came. after him, there was what he needed a man who was not going to climb anywhere under any circumstances, and edward's position in the first place, he took a rather active position. that is, he, apparently, was going to somehow influence politics, and his position was this. the british establishment, exactly right-wing and sympathetic to the fascists, very clearly understood that the fascist movement did not need to flirt with it, because it claims to be totalitarian, that is, the fascist movement, having come to power with no one will share power and the british stangert did not want to such a situation, that is, er, here. uh, british politicians have shown themselves to be quite hardened in this respect, that is, the germans are german conservatives. they did not understand the italian conservatives.

after the abdication, he received the title of duke, the windsor reign of edward vii lasted 10 months3 weeks, and it seems that not only was the question of life important, in general, apparently, the british were not entirely satisfied with the personality of the monarch, in contrast to the one who came. after him, there was what he needed , he was a man who was not going to climb anywhere under any circumstances, and first of all, he occupied the position of edward active position. that is, he, apparently, was going to somehow influence politics, and his position was this. the british establishment, as if right-wing and sympathetic to the fascists, very clearly understood that the fascist movement does not need to flirt with it, because it claims to be totalitarian, that is, the fascist movement. having come to power, the british stand will not share power with anyone, wanted such a situation, that is, er, here. uh, british politicians seemed to be quite seasoned in this regard, that is, the germans are german conservatives. they of this not understood by the italian conservatives.

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the brewery just a stone's throw away from windsor castle. the label includes a special portrait of king charles. the 3rd we hear charles and camilla are getting a big crater. this stuff to try it out. >> well, google is going to make it easier than ever to explore the nation's national parks. the company just unveiled a new update to google maps with tons of features for nature lovers. the app will now display trail outs from start to finish and photo pins highlighting each park's most popular attractions. you'll also be able to see reviews for each spot. all the information can be downloaded onto your phone so you can still see full maps, even with no cell service. the update will roll out some time before national park week, which starts next saturday. pet sounds like a great idea. will the maps with no signal that's really good. that's a really too. that wraps up kron. 4 news at 6 and hope to see you tonight at 8. have a good night and i see it. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: the shooter's family. praising the hero cop for taking down their son. >> de

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at the end of the war, the so-called marplug files were discovered, where the windsor dossier was located it said that, if you believe in the information that historians have, they are quite scarce information, unfortunately, because they are still classified, but judging by e , these documents in these files even indicate terrible information for the british society that ai edward the eighth, it turns out, in every possible way supported the bombing of great britain, he hoped that in this way he would be concluded in peace between britain and germany, and these barbaric air raids by goering, he was barely a ruler. there are still many blank spots in the biography of the english king edward the eighth edward's extremely dangerous brother king george vi demanded that these papers be classified and never made public in 1948. all documents were sent to the uk and placed at the headquarters of the secret intelligence service. mi-6 at addon holly they are in the british royal archives, but access to historians to them is, let's say, very seriously limited. and i suspect that i will never be op

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windsor's 35 degrees healdsburg 36. by the way, i should add. i did that.rchestra at the cow palace right about that. wow! electric light orchestra. and boulder creek, 37. fairfax 37. woodside 37 marshall 38 napa 39 in palo alto is also at 39 degrees. patchy fog, mainly south cold morning thirties here, but it is just a tad warmer will be in town today, and they're still going to be a little breeze. but it'll be a nice wednesday. system up north, still, producing some rain on the north coast will tell you even these little systems coming and that's all it takes to keep us on the cool side. low fifties on these water temps san francisco bowie actually come up two degrees. unless there's an offshore breeze if we get upper seventies inland, i guarantee it. there's going to be fog. we had fog last weekend and highs were only in the sixties, so something to watch as long as those water tips stay that cold thirties for a few forties for most here on this panel, the low forties again another chill in the morning here, scotts valley soquel now and they're felton at

king charles, the queen consort camilla as well as other senior royals gather at windsor castle for eastery. the royal family have been attending st george's chapel for the first service of the new monarch's reign. you're watching bbc news. now it's time for the travel show. this week on the travel show — 50 years since his death, we're in picasso's birthplace in spain as malaga celebrates the life of its most famous son. the light for picasso was really important. it was the first thing he remembered. we're planning ahead with a guide to the 2024 paris olympics. if i had an advice to give to travellers, it would be to book really early. and we're in glasgow, telling the spicy story behind the uk's favourite takeaway meal. mm, that's got some kick to it. southern spain and the costa del sol in particular has been a package holiday hotspot since the late 1960s. but more recently, one particular city there, malaga, has been on a mission to shed the sun, sea and sand image and go for something maybe a bit more upmarket. post—pandemic, one of the hot topics in travel is cultural tourism. and w

it is unlikely because even of what's called the windsor agreement, which was negotiated with european union. so ease restrictions on trade. these restrictions imposed because they wanted to avoid a land border a for security reasons when breaks it took place. so this windsor agreement lessons the impact of of know that i'll of being able to trade with the rest of the u. k. but still eunice are not happy with it. they want to be treated like every other part of the you k which is a mantra after all political mantra. they are concerned about giving way on this issue because of that, the whole of backing that the voters are won't want to see this sort of thing not taking place. so it has to be said, this. northern ireland is divided still, not just between it's people to communities who need more reconciliation is divided an opinion about what the gender is of the u. s. president. because irish american, he's very spending most of his time in the republic of ireland on this 4 day tour. and he is known to back a unified army. that is really a red flag to the unit community here. all right

i live in windsor. don't know what to react, he does it, it's pete. god bless everyone. trudeau government has surrendered to police. donny thugs, shame as being based supreme court lawyer and activist told is that there are many separatists in canada and the government is failing to do anything about them. i think it is carried out of course, with in the canadian government and in canada. and there has always been a b s for each separate and we haven't even done very, very desperately in the past a lot of times a year and own thing. these are so spontaneous, it's all the very last session all the time. she's a dear integrity. ok, thanks for joining us. hey, on, on the international as always plan to want to be found on our website. the dot com will be back in ah, with what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy confrontation, let it be an arms. race is often very dramatic. a development only personally, i'm going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very critical time time to sit down and talk ah, hel

i live in windsor. don't know what to react. he does it. it's pete. god bless everyone. trudeau government has surrendered to colostomy, thugs, shame, a spain based supreme court lawyer and activists told us that there are many separatists in canada and the government is failing to do anything about them. i think it is carried out of course, with the canadian government. and in canada, there has always been a b s for each separate and who have been dustin very, very desperately in the past a lot of a year and own thing. these are responding years ago.

king charles, the queen consort camilla as well as other senior royals gather at windsor castle for easterunday service. the royal family are attending st george's chapel for the first service of the new monarch�*s reign. jewish worshippers converge on the western wall for the passover blessing injerusalem. there's heavy security as officials fear violence could breakout. a short distance away, hundreds of palestinians have barricaded themselves inside the al—aqsa mosque injerusalem. tensions remain high, as israeli police stopped palestinian men from entering the compound, forcing them to pray outside the old city gates. you're watching bbc news. now it's time for troubles and peace. 25 years since the good friday agreement was signed, this is a story of history and hope. the good friday agreements promised that a new generation would live in peace. it gave people hope that life would be different, and it was, for us. i'm very happy growing up in northern ireland compared to what it was, i think it's a great place. it was a really formative time. what we were studying in the classroom - w

i live in windsor. don't know what to react, he does it, it's pete. god bless everyone. trudeau government has surrendered to colostomy, thugs, shame, as fain based supreme court lawyer and acted as told us that there are many separatists in canada and the government is failing to do anything about them. i think it is carried out of course, with the elements within the canadian government and in canada. and there has always been of baseball except for dentist who have been damaged and very very desperately are in the bus. a lot of countries have bought a year and own thing these are funding years ago and has a very large session of the quality inn and she's a dia integrity. ok, thanks for joining us on the international coming out next. the 2nd episode of whether it takes both america's foreign policy and it's the national problems for more news with with germany, thousands of demonstrators demand to stop supplying weapons to ukraine. sanctions against russia have drastically reduced living standards for austrians, and they take him to the streets of

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lionel richie, katy perry, and take that will perform at a concert in the grounds of windsor castle tolove, respect, and optimism. 20,000 people will be there, and the concert will also be broadcast on bbc television and radio. here's our entertainment correspondent, lizo mzimba, with more details. gary barlow is, of course, no stranger to big royal events. he helped organise the queen's diamond jubilee concert in 2012. this time he'll be performing with take that. # yeah, you and me, we can light up the sky...# other performers range from pop figures like lionel richie. # oh, what a feeling # when we're dancing on the ceiling...# ..to classical singers sir bryn terfel and andrea bocelli. they'll be performing a duet together. two other artists duetting will be singer—songwriter freya ridings. # castles from the rubble of your love...# ..and composer and pianist alexis ffrench. it feels incredibly special, i think, to be part of a moment in history that is going to celebrate an incredibly momentous once—in—a—lifetime occasion, in the midst of so many luminaries, as well, is just such a

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make sure the irish accords and the windsor agreement stay in place. keep the peace.o bring back the devolved government at stormont. the democratic unionist party is blocking the power—sharing assembly from sitting in protest against brexit trade barriers with the rest of the uk. president biden will meet local politicians, but it's likely to be brief. he doesn't want to get into the detail of the political difficulties that have beset northern ireland in recent times. i think what he will do is talk up the positive, the fact that we've had 25 years of peace, the fact that northern ireland's a much better place now than it was 25 years ago. the only public events of president biden's visit to belfast will be held here. he'll formally open ulster university's new campus in the city centre, a statement in itself that he wants to encourage northern ireland to keep building peace for the sake of its young people. the two governments and the political parties of northern ireland have reached agreement. the 25th anniversary of the good friday agreement is giving a voice to

windsor 35. healdsburg 35.nta cruz mountains, fairfax, 36 marshall , even in marin county was 38 sebastopol 36 woodside. napa and palo alto all in the upper thirties, but now we're looking good. here. there is a little breeze out there out of the north northwest, which does keep it on the cooler side. but it will be slightly warmer today. it'll be nice today. temperatures trying to rebound from unseasonally cool hours. but when the air aloft is this cold, it's tough to warm up. you need to get these in the upper forties fifties before you really can get a jump, and we'll probably start to see that next couple of days. sonoma mountain 34 bed loman mountain 36. that's cold oakland hills early this morning was 39 little system to the north. that's what kind of holding things back a little bit. but overall, it looks good water temp so incredibly cold here and they're staying cold. i don't think they're warming up anytime soon. which leads me to believe coast and bay. we're proud of you looking at some fog, but inla

make sure the irish accords and the windsor agreement stay in place. keep the peace.hing. and there's now a little less need for those glasses, as potus will be waking up tomorrow in a rather less sun—kissed belfast. in the morning, joe biden will have a short meeting with rishi sunak before heading to an event at ulster university with the northern ireland political parties. and the question will be, what will he say to them, given that power—sharing here has been broken down for over a year? an invitation for the president to visit stormont was not taken up, the optics here deemed less suitable, with the devolved government suspended because of disagreements over the brexit arrangements. for this city, it will be a more brief affair than the presidential visits of the past, but still a mark of northern ireland's continuing importance to america in its post—conflictjourney. emma vardy, bbc news, belfast. president biden is due to meet representatives of the main political parties in northern ireland tomorrow. the devolved government there was suspended more than a ye