the queen has attended an easter service at windsor castle on the day she celebrates her 93rd birthday, she was joined by family members including the duke and duchess of cambridge.

the queen has attended an easter service at windsor castle on the day she celebrates her 93rd birthday, she was joined by family members including the duke and duchess of cambridge. good afternoon. it is 7:30pm in sri lanka, a country under curfew after a series of explosions that churches and hotels in which over 200 people have died. dozens were killed in blasts in colombo. dozens died in blasts during easter services at churches in negombo and the eastern city of batticoloa. in colombo worshippers were targeted at st anthony shrine and two other churches. three of the city's major hotels were also hit — the kingsbury, the cinnamon grand and the shangri la. a short time later there were explosions at another smaller smaller hotel in colombo and at a private house. the sri lankan foreign ministry has confirmed 27 foreign nationals have died but released no further details. britain's high commissioner to sri lanka said some britons were among those caught up in the attacks. our south asia correspondent rajini vaidyanathan has the latest. they came here to pray, on one of the most sacre

the queen has attended an easter service at windsor castle on her 93rd birthday.left st george's chapel. sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here's karthi. good afternoon. manchester united have had a day their fans will want to forget quickly after they were completely outclassed by everton who claimed a 4—0 win at goodison park. the home side were 2—0 up inside half an hour and then lucas digne made it three in the second half. theo walcott rounded off the scoring less than ten minutes later as united lose for the sixth time in eight games and they are real danger of not finishing in the top four this season. i think everyone here hands on heart that it is nowhere near good enough, not what the manchester united team, and we know that and are going to hold their hands up and apologise again to the fans. we promise that you are going to come out on wednesday and do what we can to give them a performance. two other games in the premier league this afternoon. they kicked off about 20 minutes ago. a crucial one at the top and the bottom of the

singing outside of windsor castle earlier. time for a look at the weather with phil avery.ou're out and about, the ground is very dry at the moment but do take care, it is not like it everywhere, go to far north and you end up running into an awful lot of cloud. this has been trying to work its way into the british isles and singularly failing to do so for many of us. it is there to be had an overnight we see the first signs of that wanting to move of bit further back across the atlantic. as has been the case in recent nights, one or two spots will get close to zero in the countryside. there is the weather front as we get through the new day on monday. decent sunshine getting into the northern isles and western isles. in western side of northern ireland. another gloriously sunny day and another warm day indeed and some may even get up to around 26 degrees or so. from tuesday onwards, signs of a little bit of a change, initially done in the southwestern corridor where we have the influence of low pressure to consider. there will be more in the way of high—level cloud here an

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the queen has attended an easter service at windsor castle on her 93rd birthday.t george's chapel. in ukraine exit polls suggest a comedian with no prior experience of politics has won a landslide victory in the country's presidential election. volodymyr zelenskiy, who stars in a ukrainian tv show as a fictional president, has now beaten the current president, petro poroshenko, with nearly three—quarters of the vote. well, we can speak now to our correspondent, jonah fisher, who's at the zelensky hq in the ukranian capital, kiev. it seems this has been a resounding victory. yes, we have had a concession speech from petro poroshenko and the last half hour. it is now official that the next president will be volodymyr zelenskiy, a comedian with no political experience, and indeed a comedian who is currently starring ina comedian who is currently starring in a television series in which he plays a fictional president. it is a series similar to the west wing, with jokes, he is series similar to the west wing, withjokes, he is the president and that, and now, you can pe

the world's longest reigning living monarch attended the traditional easter service at windsor castle prince harry.

the oueenjoined the traditional maundy thursday service at windsor castle's st george's chapel today.rative purses were given to 93 men and 93 women, in reference to the queen's 93rd birthday on sunday. they each received a five pound coin marking 200 years since queen victoria's birth, and specially—minted silver coins that totalled the queen's age. time for a look at the weather. good evening. our weather has good evening. undergone a transformation in recent days. we are seeing lots of sunshine with warmth as well. some spots in south—east england had seen highs of 23 celsius, making it the warmest day of the year so far. there is more of that took over the next few days. this evening, for most of us a fine end the day. clear skies ever night. a little bit of mist low cloud perhaps into eastern parts of scotland. most of us a frost free night with most of us holding on to double digit temperatures. this is the set up over the bank holiday weekend. high—pressure drawing in ones from central europe giving temperatures a boost. just at the date, there may be low cloud, mist oi’ date,

the queen has attended an easter service at windsor castle on the day she celebrates her 93rd birthday. she was joined by family members including the duke and duchess of cambridge and the duke of sussex. the duke of edinburgh, who has retired from public duties, and the duchess of sussex, who is expecting a baby, did not attend. here's what happened when her majesty left the chapel. crowd sings happy birthday now it's time for a look at the weather with phil avery. for many of us it looks like a couple of dry and fine and sunny days to be had as we move into the start of the forthcoming week. hasn't been like it everywhere because we have had this frontal system close by to the northern and western isles of scotland. the cloud stick to the north of the great glen in the western side of northern ireland. overnight, the first signs of that front wanting to pull further back towards the north and west, and it means at last some decent sunshine getting into those same areas that have seen much in the way of cloud and elsewhere another very warm day and we could even see 26 celsius somewhe

in 2018, he met the queen at windsor castle.njune, buckingham palace awaits — and there may be a protest or two. change uk, the party for remainers, launches its european election campaign, but whether you'll get to vote for them could depend on brexit talks between the government and labour. this is an emergency, this is an existential crisis, and we must do everything we can to stop it. bringing her unique campaign on climate change to westminster — greta thunberg, the 16—year—old swede, says it's time to panic. and coming up on bbc news: captain, leader, legend. tributes are paid to billy mcneill, celtic‘s european cup—winning captain, who's died at the age of 79. good evening. in sri lanka, the first funerals have ta ken place after easter sunday's suicide attacks on churches and hotels, that has now left more than 320 people dead. it's been a day of national mourning, with three minutes‘ silence observed across the island. the authorities have blamed a local islamist group, although the islamic state group has claimed respo

yes, blue skies outside windsor castle.side the castle and the the front entrance was up however, u nfortu nately for front entrance was up however, unfortunately for them, we don't think they will see the queen or any other members of the royal family. the easter sunday service is taking place at the moment in st george's chapel in the grounds of the castle. we saw the queen arrived earlier on, she was greeted by members of her family, the duke of edinburgh has not attended the service today but we know that the duke and duchess of cambridge, they are here. prince harry is here, he is attending the seve rs harry is here, he is attending the severs but meghan markle is not here and there was much interest here amongst the crowds as to whether she would be coming to the easter service here today. she is heavily pregnant. we know from the palace officially, all but they say was that their first baby was due in spring. she revealed a bit later on that the baby is expected at some point later this month, or early next month. sh

for it francis tell us a little bit i mean from your own experience with the restoration of the windsor castle what are the major challenges that you faced that the friends architects and the french authorities could face with. i think there's a clear point where you need to start a project of this kind in that we really need to be able to stabilize the surviving parts of the structure which are going to include the external walls and the vaults which survive over most parts of the cathedral. because obviously the structural dynamic of them has changed considerably with the collapse of the roof above them so there's a big project to do there straight away to make sure that as much of the fabric as possible can be saved and there's also a need to put a temporary roof over the whole of the site to prevent any more rainfall getting into because the key thing we also want to be able to do is to dry out the structure as much as we can you know we've had a lot of water poured into it in an attempt to put out the fire and the building these dry out because of that and then once we have got a weather

go back to 1992, windsor castle, had a small but devastating fire, the costs surprised me putting that was only about 32.5 million. you cannot compare apples with pears. it will be interesting to know what the international responses. you never think of france are being quite tied to charity is the same way we are in this country. they are having great difficulties with feeling overtaxed, but i'm sure the response will be fantastic. absolutely. this is ca ptu red fantastic. absolutely. this is captured on the front page of le figaro. they say in front of this terrible spectacle of desolation we saw the solidarity and sadness of the whole world. that is what really struck me. it was all the different commentary coming from all over the world stop even president trump, angela merkel, theresa may, all saying how devastated they were personally. people were weeping in the streets. when you think about it, going back, it's about the french revolution in 1789, two world wars, napoleon, everything has stayed in place. as with these wonderful old buildings, there is too much wood in them. and

the world's longest reigning living monarch attended the traditional easter service at windsor castle. you're watching bbc news. and the top story in the uk: climate change protesters say they will hold a meeting tomorrow to decide whether to continue to disrupt central london for another week. now on bbc news, live to singapore for asia business report. a busy earnings week — we look at what to expect from the tech giants. cashing in on caffeine addiction — how dubai wants to reheat success with tea. hello and welcome to asia business report. let's begin with earnings in the united states. it is a busy reporting week from tech names like twitter, facebook and is on to post quarterly results. dave petley has the latest. let's start with twitter. jack dawson's company will release earnings before the markets open tuesday morning —— dave lee. the user base has grown slowly over the last couple of years. what investors ca re last couple of years. what investors care about is the amount of time users are spending on the app and whether that is going to lead to more lucrative ad sales. twi

for francis tell us a little bit i mean from your own experience with the restoration of the windsor castle what are the major challenges that you faced that the friends architects of the french authorities could face where. i think there's a clear point where you need to start in a project of this kind in that we really need to be able to stabilise the surviving parts of the structure which are going to include the external walls and the vaults which survive over most parts of the cathedral. because obviously the structural dynamic of them has changed considerably with the collapse of the roof above them so there's a big project to do there straight away to make sure that as much of the fabric as possible can be saved and then there's also a need to put a temporary roof over the whole of the site to prevent any more rain for getting into it because the key thing we also want to be able to do is to dry out the structure as much as we can you know we've had a lot of water poured into it in an attempt to put out the fire and the building these dry out because of that and then once we have got

francis mord an architect and director donald associates who took part in the restoration of the windsor castle in the ok welcome to you all karen i think the question that many people are asking right now is how will not all done but we're built is going to be the same again and actually that's a big subject of debate right now because of course there are normal of construction and the history of the monument that has to be respected but as we know there was just a competition that was announced today. for an international competition from architects across the world with a new spire which is an element which will bring obviously something new to the cathedral so they're not planning obviously do just reconstruct the nineteenth century spire which was done during a major restoration by the famous restore of you the viewer later duca so that's one element in terms of the rest of the of the architecture. there may be improvements in terms of techniques but they still have to respect the spirit of the building ok which is always a debate in terms of restoration we will have to go into more detail

. >>> across the pond now, today the royals celebrated easter attending services at windsor castle. queen elizabeth was joined by several senior members of the royal family, including prince william and kate. noticeably solo, prince harry, whose wife meghan is of course expecting the couple's first child. but easter wasn't all they were celebrating today. this is the queen's 93rd birthday. so a very happy birthday to her. >>> and when we come back, once heard in the halls of notre dame, the sounds of hope ringing loudly in a new venue. >>> finally tonight, it will likely be years before their voices are heard once again inside notre dame. but on this easter, members of the cathedral's choir took the spirit and songs of that church to new places of worship. nbc's matt bradley is in paris with their story. ♪ >> reporter: victor hugo described notre dame as a vast symphony of stone. so when the cathedral burned last week, many in its choir worried that after more than 850 years, the music had also stopped. but this concert may only miss a few measures. >> notre dame is still here. like

forward francis tell us a little bit i mean from your own experience with the restoration of the windsor castle what are the major challenges that you faced that the friends architects and the french authorities could face with. i think there's a clear point where you need to start a project of this kind in that we really need to be able to stabilize the surviving parts of the structure which are going to include the external walls and the vaults which survive over most parts of the cathedral. because obviously the structural dynamic of them has changed considerably with the collapse of the roof above them so there's a big project to do there straight away to make sure that as much of the fabric as possible can be saved and there's also a need to put a temporary roof over the whole of the site to prevent any more rainfall getting into because the key thing we also want to be able to do is to dry out the structure as much as we can you know we've had a lot of water poured into it in an attempt to put out the fire and the building these dry out because of that and then once we have got a weather

last summer where it was hard to discern who was hosting whom as they inspected the troops at windsor castlethis will be a visit with all the bells and whistles, a e banquet at buckingham palace, a gun salute. it will be full ceremonial. what is unclear is whether he will be invited to givdra joint s to parliament as president xi of china did when he visited london. the speaker hased indice is opposed to president trump being given that honor, even though the u.s. iscl britain'est ally. and there will be widespread opposition to the visit. >> many of the things this president has said, people find objectib. the amplification of racist tweets. some of his views people find objectionable. the great thing in a democracy is people ll make their views known. the key is that the protests are peaceful but lawful as well. jon: the last time the president was in the u.k., there were .rge, good-natured protes but donald trump did not see any of them. cohe was deliberately heliered from one secure location to another, never comin face-to-face with the demonstrators. this will be only the third state vi

it's not at all t projecter: windsor castle was saw the official residence reopened five years later. fire gutted this cathedral in 2009. but it was restored for more than $30 million in 2014. and just last year, a fire consumed the national museum of brazil, decimating 90% of its collection. for the people of france, the return of their beloved cathedral cannot come soon enough. >> it was like getting a call from the hospital and you weren't sure threy were going t make it and you had to get down there and say bye. >> reporter: she was one of the hundreds who flocked to the site watching as the flames spread across the roof. >> it was like watching a really surreal, horrible movie, and everyone went ah! >> reporter: you saw the glass explode. >> saw the glass explode. it was, there were so many people, but it was so quiet. so, so quiet. >> reporter: and people here were moved. they were crying? >> yeah, there were people sobbing. there was a woman behind me sobbing into her phone. it was just shock. >> reporter: people have been coming down here all day, and yes, there are a lot of f

. >> architects who helped to rebuild windsor castle could help guide the reconstruction.he castle was saved in five years at a cost of $55 million. a billion dollars has been le-- has been pledged to rebuild notre dame and president macron wants to rebuild it in five years, what happens in five years? they host the 20olympics. >> this is morning video from the observance ceremony held at the oklahoma national memorial. it was on this day, if 1995, that timothy mcvey set off a bomb in downtown oklahoma city, that killed 168 people and injured more than 680 others. >>> to another somber anniversary, 20 years since the shooting at columbine's high school. dozens will gather to reflect. it was 20 years ago that two armed students entered and killed 12 of the students and a teacher. tomorrow's anniversary came after a stressful week for schools in the metropolitan area. schools were closed wednesday, because a florida woman made threats connect to the columbine shooting. later that day, authorities found her dead after she took her own liemro own life. >>> bark is a one of a h

the queen experienced herself, a fire to windsor castle. build so she has lived through the restoration of a symbolic and historic building and no doubt that will be going through her mind as she wrote her message to emmanuel macron. we are also expecting a statement a little bit later from the culture minister in france. we will bring you that when it happens. last night's blaze of course shocked paris to the core. thousands of ordinary parisians took to the streets as the cathedral burned. many stood together singing hymns as they watched the flames. people sing i can talk to the director of the unesco world heritage centre, mechtild rossler who's in paris, about the religious and architectural significance of notre dame. thank you very much. it is a world heritage site. tell us how important it is. it is one of the key world heritage sites in france and notre dame isa heritage sites in france and notre dame is a part of the world heritage site of paris, the banks of the river seine, which was then inscribed in 1991, key symbol for the who

windsor castle, and others... yes, that's right. look, it is in the nature.ction of palmyra, some huge blows. but this is what humans are like. we are capable of causing these terrible meltdowns and explosions but we humans are also capable of creating enduring, sublimely beautiful works of architecture and the best side of oui’ architecture and the best side of our nature will reassert itself in rebuilding this beautiful church. thank you so much for your time. taking you back to the live pictures. that is the scene right 110w pictures. that is the scene right now around notre dame. some other guest were saying there is history carved and —— carved deep into these buildings and there are not many buildings and there are not many buildings such as this one. it began in the 12th century and the major pa rt in the 12th century and the major part of this cathedral took about 100 years to build and in all about 200 years was not it does seem that quite possibly the stone in the vaulted interior may have prevented much of the fire from reaching the interior. more

queen elizabeth attended services at windsor castle to mark the day. she was joined by several members of the royal family including prince william and kate middleton. noticeably solo is prince harry, whose wife is expecting their first child this month. >>> back here in new york city it means incredible hats. thousands of people and pets put on their best easter bonnets and hitt hit -- headed back to fifth avenue. all right. so we have a pretty nice easter weekend in areas of the northwest and much of california. we have a weak new storm coming in. it will bring light rains to people. not a lot. i think some areas will remain cloudy and stay dry. here is the timing. the green shows the light rain. yellow is moderate rain. we get a little bit of that in the cascades. probably a little bit of a shadow effect in the pug et beautiful spring weather. temperatures in the mid to low 80s in the central valley of california with low humidity. we'll take a look at the week ahead forecast. it will be a pretty nice week for much of the country. >> that's a warm c

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within five years is that likely to happen we'll see but i will also that the restoration of windsor castleafter the fire in one thousand nine hundred two took almost exactly five years to the day from there to the to the date of the party commemorating the completion of the restoration so i think it's a sensible target to aim for but i think along the way we'll find out a bit more which may cause the target to change but in the initial stages before the work can even begin there has to be surely a great deal of research an investigation to ensure that no mistakes are made and that it can be restored in the way it was well that's true but the first thing that will need to happen is that the standing remains will need to be stabilised members make sure that no further parts of vulnerable to falling off or to other damage and also to facilitate the later restoration and to make the building itself safe so that the salvage operation within can commence we need to be able to sift through the remains of the form from the roof down into the navy itself which are strewn on top of the vaults in ord

britain in early june that's according to buckingham palace he did you remember pay a visit to windsor castle last summer that was not a state visit it involves different pomp and ceremony inside story is next. he told jokes about the president now he is the president comedian a lot of a zelinsky wins a landslide victory in ukraine's election but with no previous political experience how will he tackle the many challenges ahead what's the punchline this isn't. hello and welcome to the program on imran khan comedian without him as lenski played a fictional president for years now he's going to play it for real but stand up comedy is one thing standing up to russia and the myriad of other problems facing ukraine is another thing altogether outgoing president petro poroshenko says zelinsky is too naive for hard politics but it is the dissatisfaction with old faces like that's probably benefits of the comedian he's campaigned on an anti establishment anti corruption platform and that seems so resoundingly with his supporters selenski won with more than seventy percent of the votes this is what he

you mentioned york minster, also of course windsor castle, glasgow school of art, alexandra palace...ure. and you forgot the isis destruction of palmyra, which was egregious and horrifying blow to the common patrimony of humanity. but this is what we humans are like. we humans really are capable really of causing these terrible meltdowns and incinerations and explosions, but we humans are also capable of creating enduring, sublimely beautiful works of art and architecture, and the better side of our nature will reassert itself in rebuilding this beautiful church. sir simon schama there. it was talking about things that may have been saved. the archbishop said that among the artefacts that were saved, whether crown of thorns, louis's tunic, some chalices but it was impossible to take down the big paintings. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: in its former glory, we'll have more on the historic significance of notre dame cathedral for the french people. pol pot, one of the century's greatest mass murderers, is reported to have died of natural causes. he and the khmer rouge movemen

the queen has attended an easter service at windsor castle on the day she celebrates her 93rd birthdayridge and the duke of sussex. the duke of edinburgh, who has retired from public duties, and the duchess of sussex, who is expecting a baby, did not attend. here's what happened when her majesty left the chapel. crowd sings happy birthday some spontaneous singing. it's time for a look at the weather with nick miller. thanks forjoining me, let's bring you right up to date with the forthcoming week across the british isles. glorious fare for many across recent days but not that everywhere asi recent days but not that everywhere as i have stressed in recent days. the northern isles and western isles and the mainland of scotland and at times the western side of northern ireland had to contend with the re m na nts of ireland had to contend with the remnants of an old weather front which thickened up the cloud and tempered the feel of the day. there is the weather front as we start the new week, close to the western and north—western parts of scotland and western side of northern ireland as

last summer when it was hard to discern who was hosting whom as they inspected the troops at windsor castlel the bells and whistles. a state banquet at buckingham palace, a gun salute in green park — it will be full ceremonial. what's unclear is whether he'll be invited to give a joint address to parliament, as president xi of china did on his state visit to london. the speaker has indicated he is opposed to president trump being given that honour, even though the us is britain's closest ally. and there'll be widespread opposition to the visit. many of the things this president has said people find objectionable, the amplification of tweets from racists, for example, some of his views around people who belong to my faith, some of his views people find objectionable, and one of the great things about living in a democracy is people will make their views known. the key thing, though, is that any protest is peaceful but also lawful as well. the last time the president was in the uk, there were large, good—natu red protests, but donald trump didn't see any of them. he was very deliberately heli

the queen has attended an easter service in st george's chapel at windsor castle on the day she celebratesex. the duke of edinburgh, who has retired from public duties, and the duchess of sussex, who is expecting a baby in the next few weeks, did not attend. and that's how it looks around the world so far this evening. thank you for watching. big weather changes on the way in the week ahead but before they start, going to squeeze out a fine end to this holiday weekend and what a weekend it has been. good friday in the sunshine, 2a celsius, 25 yesterday, and plenty more sunshine today. the temperature topping close today. the temperature topping close to 25 celsius, perhaps not the uk's warmest on record but it has been for scotland and northern ireland and wales, and more fine weather to come for easter monday. that means we shift the cloud away from north—west scotland and the western side of northern ireland. the western isles has seen some rain but the system pulls away westwards, losing the rain from the western isles overnight. most places dry and clear about turning misty through par

the queen has attended an easter service at windsor castle on the day she celebrates her 93rd birthdayuke and duchess of cambridge and the duke of sussex. the duke of edinburgh, who has retired from public duties, and the duchess of sussex, who is expecting a baby, did not attend. here‘s what happened when her majesty left the chapel. crowd sings happy birthday lovely on one side and lovely outside in london but is it lovely everywhere? maybe. tell us a good news antibodies. i‘m feeling overdressed. i keep showing you pictures like this, and for the greater part of the british as it really is as glorious as that. the temperatures are responding. in fa ct, the temperatures are responding. in fact, they have broken the easter day record in wales and northern ireland, but it has been an exception, this north—western court is still plagued by the weather front that has been there or thereabouts. the cloud is there to be had across the south of northern ireland, but elsewhere, temperatures of exceeding 20 degrees in one double a number of locations. overnight, we are going

he chop it into london but then took a helicopter out to blenheim palace, to windsor castle where heuers where he met the prime minister before going to his golf course in scotland. this time the invitation is from the queen and the focus will be on ceremonial london. he will meet the monarchy in horse guards parade, ten minutes from where i am standing, that is where the monarch generally meets her visitors, then there will be a procession down the mall which runs from trafalgar square to buckingham palace and it is there that people will gather to see the president, and presumably the protesters will also gather to hold just some of the protests that will no doubt greet him. there will be a banquet here at buckingham palace, the president may well sleep in the palace but we don't know yet whether he will address the houses of parliament. the speaker has made it clear he doesn't want the president to address parliament. we will see if a compromise can be reached. thank you. jonny dymond, our royal correspondent. a 57—year—old woman has been arrested under the terrorism act in connec

the world's longest reigning living monarch attended the traditional easter service at windsor castle, accompanied by members of her family, including prince william and prince harry. now on bbc news it's hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk. he is one of the giants of african and world literature, and he is also a passionate advocate and campaigner for human rights. my guest is the nobel literature laureate, nigerian professor wole soyinka. his country held a general election in february, which saw the incumbent muhammadu buhari re—elected as president. does wole soyinka believe that nigeria is on the right path, and as africa's most populous nation, can it lead to the continent and make this a century of the africans? professor wole soyinka, welcome to hardtalk. thank you. has your generation of older nigerians failed the people? i believe so, yes. no question at all in my mind. really? why? | question at all in my mind. really? why? i compare today with the dreams, the aspirations we had when we all rushed home after our studies abroad. we considered ourselves the renaissance people, goin

political power of the barons of that beautiful meadow near windsor castle on the banks of , he exceeded to the proposition that even the king is under the law. we have no king. of constitutional law, we can never have a king. we do have a chief executive who is under the law. what do we do to assure that? checks and balances? yes. holding presidents to account? let's have tragedies and disasters in the form of special counsel's and independent counsels and special prosecutors. what it ultimately boils down to, is the integrity of the president himself. also, the integrity of those who serve in the justice department. at the root of watergate, was a justice department that allowed itself at the highest levels to be compromised. i am going to now offer in closing eight benedict or a position -- prediction. bill barr will not be compromised. i love the way he put it in his confirmation hearing. i will not be bullied. teddy roosevelt said the white house is a bully. that is a good word. being bullied is not. as he is looking at the senators on both sides of the aisle, he said i will barr no

the queen has attended an easter service at windsor castle on the day she celebrates her 93rd birthdaychess of cambridge and the duke of sussex. the duke of edinburgh, who has retired from public duties, and the duchess of sussex, who is expecting a baby, did not attend. here's what happened when her majesty left the chapel. crowd sings happy birthday how do you address the queen and an impromptu round of happy birthday? nearly 1000 pubs closed in britain last year. landlords blame increasing costs and business rates but the rate of decline is slowing. there are calls for changes to the way pubs are taxed, to try to help those at risk of closure. rob young reports. the great british boozer, there aren't as many of them as there used to be. in the seven years, up until april 2017, 138 pubs vanished each month in england and wales, according to data providers. since april 2017, the rate of closures has half, of closures has halved, with 76 closing each month. two years ago, a new business rates system was introduced. since then many public houses have received a discount on their bills.

the queen has attended an easter service at windsor castle on the day she celebrates her 93rd birthday, she was joined by family members including the duke and duchess of cambridge. and now on bbc news, victoria derbyshire takes a look back at some of the highlights from her programme this week. hello and welcome to our programme. for the next half an hour we'll bring you some of the exclusive and original journalism we've broadcast over the last week. a teenage girl who was put in an isolation booth at her school a shocking 216 times, has called for them to be banned. on one occasion the pupil, who is autistic, tried to take her own life whilst in the booth. sophie, not her real name, told us in a letter what it's like to be in an isolation booth. her words are spoken for her. during year seven i was bullied by my peers. teachers placed me in isolation. this made me feel alone. during years seven to nine, i was placed there whenever they felt necessary, which was at least one lesson a day or days at a time. i decided i'd rather die than be in isolation because of the mood it left me i

the queen has attended an easter service at windsor castle on her 93rd birthday.und up, from the bbc sport centre, here's damian johnson. liverpool are back on top of the premier league after a 2—0 victory over cardiff city. they have leapfrogged the champions manchester city yet again after a tense afternoon in south wales. there were significant results for the top four too, as david ornstein reports. a day as vital to liverpool's title bid as cardiff's fight against relegation. a day when chances had to be taken and wastefulness could prove costly. for periods the gulf in quality was clear but pressure can bea in quality was clear but pressure can be a leveller and both goalkeepers were to thank for keeping the scores level. level but not for long. georginio wijnaldum breaking the deadlock and almost the net. the smile a mark of what it meant. cardiff should have equalised. how did morrison miss? their afternoon then went from bad to worse with a penalty to liverpool. james milner is reliable as ever. still in contention for a first title in 29 years. knocked o

britain in early june that's according to buckingham palace he did you remember pay a visit to windsor castle last summer that was not a state visit it involves different pomp and ceremony inside story is next. he told jokes about the president now he is the president comedian love him a. slight victory in ukraine's election but with no previous political experience how will he tackle the many challenges ahead what's the punchline this isn't. hello and welcome to the program on imran khan comedian and let him as lenski played a fictional president for years now he's going to play it for real but stand up comedy is one thing standing up to russia and the myriad of other problems facing ukraine is another thing altogether outgoing president petro poroshenko.

windsor castle the fire there.onstruction someone took the eye off. >> the wood and the construction. >> a lot of electricity. and people can be careless. at the end of the day. maybe somebody left something on. >> extraordinary night. for you and people who came yesterday. >> we continue to follow the investigation and hear what the prime minister has to say and the president. and firefighters. we'll bring you all the updates as they come through. from outside the iconic building. the facade is still standing today. guys do whatever it takes to deal with shave irritation. so, we re-imagined the razor with the new gillette skinguard. it has a unique guard between the blades. that's designed to reduce irritation during the shave. because we believe all men deserve a razor just for them. the best a man can get. gillette. that we're playing "four on four" with a barbershop quartet? [quartet singing] bum bum bum bum... pass the ball... pass the rock.. ...we're open just pass the ball! no, i can't believe how easy it wa

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special easter sunday for the queen of england celebrating her 93rd birthday on the grounds of windsor castlece william and kate and prince harry that night his wife who's at home she has ruled longer than any monarch in british history. one of the largest sunrise services. thousands gathered at the lincoln memorial to receive a message of unity and hope we look back at the sights and sounds of this tradition. >> the lincoln memorial easter sunrise service. gathering here 41 years. it started with my father taking a walk around the reflection pool to have an idea what if we have an easter sunrise service here? . >> it is a great great servic service, all nationalities come outdoors early in the morning. a first-class event. >> i just love to share. and to be here at the lincoln memorial. >> the view is absolutely incredible, breathtaking you should at least come down at least once . >> i thought the singing was awesome. jon: that is how fox reports this sunday april 21st. thank you for joining us this evening we hope you had a wonderful holiday weekend. i will be back on saturday. join us the

meghan and harry settling in the frog more cottage on the grounds of windsor castle.sex won't be introduced to the world on hospital steps. prince harry and meghan choosing to celebrate privately as a new family. the sussex child will be seventh in line to the throne. as you can imagine, guys, the baby bedding is betting is in swing, a girl and naming her diana, of course. >> so much happening in london right now. birthdays. babies. >> the weather looks beautiful. >> it does. >> move to africa. >> yeah. looks pretty out there. thank you. kelly. >>> dylan is here. carson is on "the voice." jenna is joining. you have "popstart." >> first up, "saved by the bell." believe it or not the sitcom appeared almost 30 years ago. some of the alumni decided to celebrate. mario lopez, mark-paul gosselaar, tiffani thiessen and elizabeth berkeley went out for dinner, posting this video of the gang back together. looks like dinner was on a.c. slater that night. we are waiting for an on-screen reunion with these guys, i will be ig figure figuring out thought to get the invite. >>> cris

coming up just afthte >>> fans of the british royal and the media are all on baby watchr nea windsor castle. >> prince harry and meghan ldrkle expect to welcome their first chi any day now. nbc's keir simmons has a front row seat. >> reporter: the intense speculion reports meghan passed her dat p dlannein tghis photo shoot fuel bid the couple's one shakeable dedication to privacy. >> they have decided it isn't going to be public. o 's going tbe very private, and in moving to somewhere like frogmore cottage, there's at sense thahey want to very much keep a low profile when it comes to their child and protect their priv ry. orter: the last time we saw meghan in public six weeks ago, she was heavily pregnant and let slip she was due in late april or early may which is around now. so it's little wonder folks are jumping every time the duke and duchess post on instagram. >> i tnk it's so fun and exciting. >> reporter: i think it's wonderful. >> harry and meghan about to embark on a marathon unlike anything they've perienced, parenting, and perhaps the only one who really knows when it's going to

pomp and ceremony outside of windsor castle this morning, the changing of the guard but no news of any change to meghan's pregnancy. u.s. visitors hoping the royal baby arrives so w. >> ih it would happen while we'reere. >> it going to be tomorrow. >> reporter: it is going to be tomorrow? >> yes. tomorrow at about noon. >> reporter: royal-watchers hoping to learn the baby gender and even ne thought they would stumble on more an a -- incident,rt ar and j es and other names like, well, keir, and the message not found comes up. it is allan speculation. even girl or boy and even the split, harry and meghan are keeping it under wraps and many support their privacy. >>at i love thhe's being guarded about it. i think with all of the kind of commotion around them, it is nice to get a bitf privacy. >> reporter: please, please, let it comen soon becausenely and you don't hear this from a correspondent, we're going to run out of things to talk about here if we don't see a baby very soon. keir simmons, nbc news, windsor. >> oh, my goodness. >> a lot of people paying attention. not me. but a lot of