the queen has attended an easter service at windsor castle.ned in st george's chapel by senior members of the royal family, including the duke of edinburgh and the duke and duchess of cambridge. dozens of people waited outside for the royal arrival, and clapped as the monarch entered the church through the galilee porch. on leaving the chapel, the queen was presented with flowers before being driven back to windsor. pope francis has urged an end to the "horror and death" in syria. the pope was speaking whilst leading easter celebrations in front of thousands who gathered in st peter's square in the vatican. at an earlier vigil, he spoke of migrants' pain, and he criticised the "paralysing and barren bureaucracies that stand in the way of change". the evacuation of syrian residents from towns under siege has resumed, after more than 100 people were killed in a suicide car bomb yesterday on the outskirts of aleppo. the attack happened at a checkpoint where thousands of civilians were waiting on buses to be moved to safety. the bbc‘s lina sinjab

here, the queen and prince philip attended a service in windsor castle, accompanied by several membersuding the duke and duchess of cambridge. meanwhile, religious and political leaders have been speaking out about the need to alleviate global suffering, and protect religious freedom. our religious affairs correspondent, martin bashir reports. st peter's square was resplendent as pope francis celebrated mass and delivered the fifth easter sermon of his papacy, but his message was sober, pleading for an end to what he called the horror and death in syria and asking that international leaders have the courage to prevent the spread of conflict. at canterbury cathedral, archbishopjustin welby drew attention to the plight of christians in egypt following twin bomb attacks on palm sunday that killed 46 and injured more than 100 people. and he said that suffering was not confined to war zones. christians in egypt live surrounded by bombs and terror. but the words jesus says on that first easter day,

the top story here in the uk — the queen and prince philip have attended an easter service at windsor castleied by royal family members, including the duke and duchess of cambridge. now on bbc news all the latest business news live from singapore. china unveils its latest economic growth numbers in just china unveils its latest economic growth numbers injust over an hour a strong performance is predicted. and we find out why cadbury has lost taste for chocolate making in new zealand. good morning. glad you could join us for this monday edition of asia business report. i'm rico hizon. we are counting down to new data from china which will reveal how much of its economy grew in the first three months of this year. and there are positive signs with the rebound in exports, a rise in government spending on infrastructure and housing prices continuing to soar. many believe today's numbers could come in comfortable it higher than the government's estimate for the year at 6.5%. china is still motoring. do received wisdom for growth in its economy, gdp at the beginning of 2017, is it will come in at

the british royal celebrated in a church near windsor castle.d there was a celebration of the site where jesus have been crucified and resurrected. and here is an unbelievable easter homecoming surprise, it took staff sergeant matthew hauck five flights and more to get from afghanistan to the nebraska area, where he got suited up like a regular player. he was the honorary captain of the spring game. and then he took off his helmet. said they were really excited, to say the least, to have him home for the easter weekend. welcome back. one final look at the weather, next. q: you have to check out this footage, the

the duke and duchess of kent which joined the queen for her easter service at windsor castle for theon have unearthed the remains of five archbishops of canterbury lying for centuries in a forgotten crypt. time for a look at the sport now. the premier league title race could be back on. league leaders chelsea look to be heading to defeat against manchester united at old trafford. jose mourinho's side were ahead within seven minutes when striker marcus rashford raced clear to open the scoring. and united added a second immediately after the break when ander herrera's shot was deflected in. around 20 minutes to go, it remains 2—0. chelsea began the match four points ahead of second placed spurs. liverpool have strengthened their claim on a champions league spot with a hard fought 1—0 win at west bromwich albion. roberto firmino scored the only goal of the game in first half injury time. ben croucher reports. we will bring that to you in a moment, hopefully. here we have jurgen klopp's reaction to that much. we have had a few away games in the past. not too much, but a few, where we did

here, the queen and prince philip attended a service at windsor castle, accompanied by several membersnd protect religious freedom. our religious affairs correspondent, martin bashir reports. st peter‘s square was resplendent as pope francis celebrated mass and delivered the fifth easter sermon of his papacy but his message was sober. pleading for an end to what he called the horror and death in syria and asking that international leaders have the courage to prevent the spread of conflict. at canterbury cathedral, archbishopjustin welby drew attention to the plight of christians in egypt following twin bomb attacks on palm sunday that killed a6 and injured more than 100 people. and he said that suffering was not confined to war zones. christians in egypt live surrounded by bombs and terror. but the words jesus says on that first easter day, he says to you and me now. to each of us, to listen, to take hold of with our hearts. do not be afraid. the prime minister in her own easter message also focused on the issue of religious persecution. we must be mindful of christians and religious m

the top story here in the uk — the queen and prince philip have attended an easter service at windsor castle

meanwhile here the queen and the duke of edinburgh attended the traditional easter service at windsor castlen't dampen the easter message in rome, where thousands of pilgrims gathered to see pope francis celebrate easter mass and lead the blessings in st peter's square in the vatican. he speaks latin mass took place amidst tight security, a week after attacks on two coptic churches in egypt left more than a0 people dead. pope francis used his message to also condemn yesterday's bomb attack on a crowded syrian bus convoy, that killed at least 112 people. translation: may he sustain the efforts of all who are actively engaged in bringing comfort and relief to the civil population in syria. pray to a war that continues to sow horror and death. and yesterday the latest horrible attack on refugees, which provoked many deaths and many wounded. may he grant peace to the entire middle east. as the skies cleared, the pope's message resonated with the thousands who travelled from far and wide for his easter blessing. the archbishop of canterbury delivered his easter message from canterbury cathedral.

members of the royal family including the duke and duchess of cambridge for an easter service at windsor castle

here, the queen and prince philip attended a service at windsor castle accompanied by several memberse. of the royal family, including meanwhile, religious and political leaders have been speaking out about the need to alleviate global suffering and protect religious freedom. suffering and protect 0ur religious affairs correspondent, martin bashir, reports. st peter's square was resplendent as pope francis celebrated mass and delivered the fifth easter sermon of his papacy but his message was sober. sermon of his papacy pleading for an end to what he called the horror and death syria and asking that international leaders have the courage to prevent the spread of conflict. leaders have the courage to prevent at canterbury cathedral, archbishopjustin welby drew attention to the plight of christians in egypt following twin bomb attacks on palm sunday that killed 46 and injured more than 100 people. on palm sunday that killed 46 and he said that suffering was not confined to war zones. was not confined to christians in egypt live surrounded by bombs and terror. but the words jesus says on

. >>> royal family arrived to services at saint george's castle near windsor castle.ed while queen elizabeth and prince philip arrived by car. the queen turns 791 on friday. >>> a military museum opened in wilmington. this is the first museum dedicated entirely to the state military. exhibits are designed designed to teach and inspire the people of delaware. it includes artifacts and stories dating back 350 years. >>> the opioid narcan has saved thousands from overdoses and police in minnesota have just received two special nar cans not for -- narcan not for human officers but k-9s. it is used in case one of our dogs ingest open i i -- -- opio. narcan is a mist sprayed into the nose. >> when "action news" continues, an update on our top stories. >>> plus a final look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast in just a moment. >> recapping our top stories on "action news," whether inside a church or outdoors, the faithful came together across the tri-state area to celebrate easter sunday with prayer and music. easter commemorates the day christians believe jesus

i got invited to windsor castle to speak to the british government about privatization. didn't know anything about privatization. i just fired some garbageman. so i went there and i ended up spending a week and i stayed and at saint george's chapel. oh it was great, and i came back of course and i had to run for re-election and i had to get the union endorsement. [laughter] i did end up getting it and i got it because of an interesting -- i walked into, i walked into the union meeting there. there was a big crowd. i got this polite applause. i knew they weren't going to endorse me. what happened was i was coming out of the meeting and that morning there was the longest strike ever. i always had to send policemen to get pickets for the bank. hospital trust bank had a lot of the same members of the board of directors that were on the same board as brownish up. they had interlocking directorates, and so the union was trying to get people to take money out of the hospital bank. so the horses were there -- i love the horses. you never saw anybody feed a police car. they would