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helena wilkinson is at windsor castle. what do we know?es, we have had this news in the last couple of minutes that, from buckingham palace, tomorrow, not black part of the platinum jubilee celebrations but the queen was hoping to go to the epsom derby, that big horse racing event, an annual event that she absolutely loves to go to. we are well aware of her love of horses. she wanted to go to that but, given her mobility problems, given the fact that, she mentioned, she was not able to go st paul's cathedral for mentioned, she was not able to go st paul's cathedralfor a mentioned, she was not able to go st paul's cathedral for a thanksgiving service for her today, she is not going to be going to the epsom derby tomorrow. and, again, that will be a disappointment for the queen. not to be a surprise, though, given, would have been travel time to get to epsom in surrey, about an hour or so away from here. it would have been very busy, of course, quite noisy. and then, also, travelling back here to windsor castle. it is obviously felt too much

- will be at windsor castle. what is happening there, charlotte? as l will be at windsor castle. jubilee beacons in the grounds of the castle. the wood has been loaded in and that will be lit on fire at about quarter to ten this evening. the queen herself is going to be inside the castle grounds, she will be starting the ceremony for the lighting of the beacons. and people here in windsor are very excited, very many of them. because the queen lives here for most of the year, this is her official residence really now for most of the year. and the town has been done up completely for thejubilee, you can't fail to realise it is thejubilee. there is miles of bunting, union flags draped in the windows of pubs, restaurants, shops. even dogs have been decorated here. i have seen so many with jubilee bow ties and bandannas, lots of children in fancy dress. and i have to tell you, the pubs are already very busy. so i think the people of windsor all ready to celebrate with the queen. lovely, charlotte, thank _ celebrate with the queen. lovely, charlotte, thank you. _ celebrate with the quee

donald trump was invited to tea at windsor castle. as was hisuccessor joe biden.est president to have the honor of meeting this longest lasting of queens. tim allman, bbc news. katty: the queen is truly a historic figure. these beacons are being lit in her honor tonight from australia to zambia. they are an ancient form of communication. what do they symbolize? katty: i was speaking to a historian today who told me more about beacons that i certainly ever knew. they are basically an early form of email. they are a way of communicating quickly across the country. marauders are coming, quickly like a beacon. it was used as a form of defense of the realm, if you like. now it has become a source of celebration. they have had reagan's -- they have had beacons for previous jubilees, and they are being lit around the united kingdom including at windsor castle and here at buckingham palace. and interestingly, right around the commonwealth as well, 54 members are lighting in a capital cities. because of time zones it means they are being lit on a 24 hour clock. but everyon

windsor castle. ists as well who naturally come to windsor at this time of the year but in particular, now, the platinum jubilee, lots more people here. so there are people from right across there are people from right across the world who are here to celebrate and to be as close as they can to her majesty. and to be as close as they can to her majesty-— and to be as close as they can to her majesty. thank you very much indeed. thank— her majesty. thank you very much indeed. thank you. _ thank you. borisjohnson was booed and jeered by some among the crowds, as he arrived with his wife, carrie, at st paul's this morning. some cheering was also heard during the couple's entrance. the prime minister has come under growing pressure since the senior civil servant, sue gray, released her full report on lockdown gatherings at downing street and whitehall — with a string of conservative mps calling for his resignation. a reception is being held at the guidhall after this morning's service — adina campbell is

but she will watch it here at windsor castle on the television.s and will represent her mother officially at the derby tomorrow. again, it's very clear that the queen has been feeling exhausted. especially after those big celebrations yesterday and we don't know whether we will see her majesty at all over the week end. 0bviously, people are hoping to but for those who did get a glimpse of her yesterday outside the palace they were very lucky indeed. in her absence we — they were very lucky indeed. in her absence we have _ they were very lucky indeed. in her absence we have seen _ they were very lucky indeed. in her absence we have seen more - they were very lucky indeed. in her absence we have seen more of - they were very lucky indeed. in her. absence we have seen more of prince charles during the course of this weekend, we will see francis and tomorrow at the derby. does that give the nation a chance to see prince charles stepping into some of the role that he will play in the future? , ~ ,., the role that he will play in the future? , ~ , , .,

in the round tower of windsor castle in the background. ch was the victoria vestibule, i believe. so obviously windsor is really important to the queen and i guess a home, you know, location all helped. tt is queen and i guess a home, you know, location all helped.— location all helped. it is not the first time that _ location all helped. it is not the first time that you _ location all helped. it is not the first time that you photograph i first time that you photograph travel to be photographed her with backin travel to be photographed her with back in 2020 and i think we got that photograph which was really touching, family portrait but looking at the line of succession in the monarchy. 2020—2022, how did you find her changed? how is she? weill. find her changed? how is she? well, it is a very different _ find her changed? how is she? well, it is a very different context, - find her changed? how is she? -tt it is a very different context, you know. in all four of them are the there is a lot of banter and in some ways you have two get her

iflipped windsor castle. it's an absolute privilege.und this area and have been lucky enough to do quite a few things in there and it neverfails to do quite a few things in there and it never fails to inspire do quite a few things in there and it neverfails to inspire me. for our children for a lot of them, it's the first time, and it is just watching then is beautiful. they are absolutely stunned by the size and beauty and architecture. are you expecting any members of the royal family at are you expecting any members of the royalfamily at tonight's are you expecting any members of the royal family at tonight's concert? i don't think we are. and what are your plans for this weekend? we have another couele _ your plans for this weekend? we have another couple of _ your plans for this weekend? we have another couple of days _ your plans for this weekend? we have another couple of days a _ your plans for this weekend? we have another couple of days a platinum - another couple of days a platinum jubilee celebrations. will he be in windsor?

but she will watch it here at windsor castle on the television.ncess and will represent her mother officially at the derby tomorrow. again, it's very clear that the queen has been feeling exhausted. especially after those big celebrations yesterday and we don't know whether we will see her majesty at all over the week end. 0bviously, people are hoping to but for those who did get a glimpse of her yesterday outside the palace, they were very lucky indeed. in her absence we have seen more of prince charles during the course of this weekend, we will see francis ——princess anne and tomorrow at the derby. does that give the nation a chance to see prince charles stepping into some of the role that he will play in the future? yes, i think so. it seems to be happening very gradually and very slowly. we've seen prince charles and camilla taking the lead, taking over from the queen on some of the main official duties. we've also seen the duke and duchess of cambridge taking on many roles on behalf of the queen. and we saw the four of them at st paul's cathe

el“ic windsor castle went when her children got divorced. elic windsor castle went up in flames.d another rough few years with andrew and then harry and megan leaving for california.— harry and megan leaving for california. �* .,, , ., , california. and the loss of philip. and the loss _ california. and the loss of philip. and the loss of _ california. and the loss of philip. and the loss of philip. _ california. and the loss of philip. l and the loss of philip. particularly with the children and problems around harry and megan and andrew, how much damage has that done to her legacy and how much damage has it done to the monarchy? the legacy and how much damage has it done to the monarchy?— done to the monarchy? the big roblem done to the monarchy? the big problem this — done to the monarchy? the big problem this time _ done to the monarchy? the big problem this time as _ done to the monarchy? the big problem this time as opposed i done to the monarchy? the big | problem this time as opposed to done to the monarchy? the big i problem this time as opposed to the 90s is that now th

she will watch tomorrow on the television here at windsor castle.: thank you for joining us fromindsor. it is a weekend of looking back at the reign of queen elizabeth and a weekend of looking forward. and what happens to queen elizabeth and the british monarchy. she remains queen of the commonwealth realm. but this time last year, she was queen of 60 countries. the cibbean island of barbados became a republic removing queen elizabeth as their head of state. joining me now is the former high commissioner for barbados in london. thank you for joining the program. when barbados made the decision to become a republic, was it a rejection of the british monarchy? >> good evening and let me start by saying a congratulations being paid to her majesty for this milestone, wishing her a speedy recovery. responding to the specific question i say no. it was not at all anything to do with a rejection of her majesty or anti-monarchy stances. it was, for barbados, the continuation of a journey toward self-determination. deciding that therwas an appetite at this po

the queen watched the surface from windsor castle.a market difference to yesterday when she was able to join in on the celebrations. >> the palace said the queen suffered some discomfort after appearing on the balcony yesterday and they felt it was too complicated, too tiring for the 96-year-old to make the journey from windsor castle to the center of london to attend that service. i'm outside buckingham palace, where there are preparations, there are doing rehearsals r tomorrow night but there will be no official events here today evenhough there are crowds, there are a few people out. all of the attention was at st. paul's cathedral where prince charles stood in for her majesty, the queen. our correspondent has that report. >> a service of thanksgiving at st. paul's cathedral without the person for whose long years of public service those thanks were being offered. the queen was absent,er o b hmb, as where political leaders and others. the prime minister arrived with his wife to a mixed reception. there was a largely warm greeting f

we understand that the queen was watching that from windsor castle where she is now resting.ing at the time, but we have had confirmation from the palace this afternoon that the queen will not attend the epsom derby tomorrow, not a huge surprise given her mobility issues, but it will be a big disappointment for her majesty given her love of horse racing, and we heard about that in nicholas witchell�*s report. it was touched upon at st paul's cathedral earlier on today. and until the pandemic, the queen has only missed two derby days in her rain. we understand, though, the queen will watch it on television here from windsor castle and princess and will represent the queen tomorrow at the epsom derby. in terms of the other events, as we have just heard and sarah's report, we've got the big concert tomorrow where you are, the pageant on sunday, whether we will see the queen appear again over the weekend, it is not clear, it may just be a bit too much of a challenge for her. that is the latest from windsor. victoria, thank you very much for joining me. disappointment, of course,

helena wilkinson is at windsor castle for us.eremony at windsor castle earlier for the 96 yelled as he was knighted for a second time in that ceremony carried out by prince charles on behalf of the queen. and he looked very happy when he was receiving that honour. sir david was first noted by the queen in 1985 and the award he received today is much more prestigious the night. he has been officially appointed knight grand cross of the order of st michael and st george to highlight the work he has done on the natural world in his documentaries and also his campaigning to protect it as well. and if you watched party at the palace on saturday his name was projected onto the front of the palace that weekend and he looked absolutely thrilled as we saw him after he received the honour looking very happy indeed. he is 96 yelled old with no sign of slowing down, still making documentaries and still inspiring so many people across the world with his work. —— he is 96 years old. people here also receiving honours today but there was talk o

you may well know the clean is at windsor castle, thatis know the clean is at windsor castle, that is she has interesting of the last couple of days, she watched the derby on television, she watched the concert last night on television as well as, she missed that thanksgiving service at st paul's, watching that on television. we don't know whether she will be in a position to make an appearance on the balcony. i'm sure the crowds will love to see that on the crowds will love to see that on the final day. we await any information from the royal household on that. for the moment, it is back to 21 in the studio. there have been several russian missile strikes on the ukraine capital, kyiv. the city has been largely spared in recent months as russian forces concentrate their attacks in the eastern regions of luhansk and donetsk. in his nightly address, president zelensky said there was street fighting in the eastern city of severodonetsk — but insisted his country's forces were standing up to russia's offensive. 0ur correspondent in kyiv, joe inwood, is monitoring developments. so it was a

it's understood that the queen watched the service from windsor castle.the first major royal event that prince harry and meghan have attended since stepping back from official duties. our first report is from our royal correspondent nicholas witchell. a service of thanksgiving at st paul's cathedral without the person for whose long years of service those thanks were being offered. the queen was absent, but other members of her family were present, as were political leaders and others. the prime minister had arrived with his wife to a mixed reception. mixed booing and cheering. there was a largely warm greeting for the duke and duchess of sussex, appearing together in public for the first time in britain since they withdrew from royal life and moved to california more than two years ago. there have been well documented family tensions since then, exacerbated by sharp comments from the sussexes in interviews, but this was a day for the family to come together. harry and meghan made their way down the length of the central aisle in st paul's to their seats

yes this is the beacon in the grounds of windsor castle, pretty impressive and as you can see they loaded going to symbolically start the lighting of the jubilee going to symbolically start the lighting of thejubilee beacons across the uk so we won't see the queen out here but as you can see, that's not put people off. thousands and thousands of people here in windsor to see the lighting of the jubilee beacon, lots with flags, bunting, the pumper in the corner is doing and absolutely roaring trade and in fact windsor has been totally done out for thejubilee. there is miles and miles of blunting here, flags in every shop, restaurant and pub, lots of the houses even decorated with balloons and i saw someone had swap their doorknocker for a giant model of a corgi. lots people getting into the spirit here ready to celebrate with the queen because of windsor is her home now. she spends most of her time at windsor castle and people here have such affection for the queen and feel she is one of them now. prince philip also spent a lot of time here and he is finally remembered by many here as he u

. >> sandra: she does look forward to the beacon lighting event at windsor castle. great to be with you, john. two hours flies by. thanks for joining us. sandra smith. >> john: i'm john >> martha: hi, guys. thanks, john and sandra. "the story" live in london at this hour as the queen and prince william prepare for short appearances that will happen a short time from now despite the news about tomorrow. we'll pick that up later. first, we go back home to the united states. fox business reports that the white house is shaking up its messaging team on the economy. charlie gasparino reporting that janet yellen will be deemphasized. brian deese will be elevated. he will join us in a few moments. we'll ask him what that means and what's going on there. the biden white house takes incoming from those usually on the president's side. listen to this. >> when inflation is above 4 and unemployment is below 4, you're almost certain to have a recession in the next two years. >> going to the fall election with inflation running at 5 or 6% with gas prices just as high as today, co

the queen will be at windsor castle later. charlotte gallagher has been watching the preparations there. at the moment, as you can probably see behind me, the final finishing touches are being made to one of the jubilee beacons. this is in the grounds of the castle. the wood's been loaded in now, and that's going to be lit on fire and about a quarter to 10pm this evening. the queen herself, she's going to be inside the castle grounds. she's going to be starting the ceremony for the lighting of the beacons, and obviously people here in windsor are very excited, very many of them, because the queen lives here for most of the year. this is her official residence, really, now for most of the year, and the town has been done up completely for the jubilee. you can't fail to realise it's thejubilee. there is miles of bunting, union flags draped in the windows of pubs, restaurants, shops. even dogs here have been decorated. i've seen so many dogs withjubilee bowties and bandannas. lots of children in fancy dress, and i have to tell yo

but windsor castle is barely 20 miles away.ough, she mightjust hear us — so let's alljoin together... applause and cheering. louder! applause and cheering. all: hooray! # god save our gracious queen # long live our noble queen # god save the queen # send her victorious # happy and glorious # long to reign over us # god save the queen. # applause and cheering i don't know about you, but that gave me goose bumps. the national anthem, wejust gave me goose bumps. the national anthem, we just heard there. there were three chairs as prince charles brought his tribute to mummy, as he said, the 96—year—old queen who was unable to attend today. we are told enjoying from her home at windsor. prince charles came on the stage with camilla and paid tribute to this lifetime of selfless service that everyone is celebrating over there is a very special bank holiday period. prince charles also made a point of saying there are now four generations of the family directly from the queen as head of state, but also as our mother, he said. he made al

the queen won't be attending the derby tomorrow but is expected to watch it on television at windsor castlemajesty was also absent at today's thanksgiving service at st paul's cathedral, after she experienced �*discomfort�* during thursday's celebrations. it was first public appearance in the uk, for the duke and duchess of sussex in two years. during the service tributes were paid to the queen's years of service. a mixed reception with some booing and jeering, while others cheered as borisjohnson arrived with his wife, carrie, at st paul's. princess anne visits edinburgh zoo and feeds the penguins, as members of the royalfamily travel to the uk nations to celebrate thejubilee. in other news, a train has derailed in southern germany leaving 60 people injured, some seriously — four people have been killed. and it's a 100 days since russia launched its invasion of ukraine, with fighting continuing along the entire frontline in the east of the country. now on bbc news, it's time for click. this week we are live at the hay festival for 100 years of the bbc in 23 minutes. we'll look at the secre

windsor castle this evening. the queen was present to light the first of the jubilee beacons.rprise development, buckingham palace has said the queen will not now be able to attend the service of thanksgiving tomorrow at st paul's cathedral. the reason? all the palace will say is that the queen experienced some discomfort today when she travelled into london to appear briefly after trooping the colour. there'd certainly been no sign of any difficulties during the event. the queen had appeared on the palace balcony, walking carefully and leaning on her stick. for the first time in her reign, she did not attend the parade itself. it had been left to the prince of wales to lead the royal party from buckingham palace down to horse guards parade. also riding on horseback, behind charles, were prince william, the duke of cambridge, and princess anne, the princess royal. and riding together in one of the carriages, the cambridges�* three children — prince george, prince louis, waving away happily in the middle, and princess charlotte. and the more the crowd waved, the more louis wave

and windsor castle went up in flames. symbolically awful.e end of her life she has had another rough few years with andrew and then harry and meghan leaving for california. and the loss of philip. particularly with the children and problems around harry and meghan and andrew, how much damage has that done to her legacy and how much damage has it done to the monarchy? the big problem this time as opposed to the 90s is that now the queen is frail. in the 90s, 0k, there was a conflagration in the family. with diane and the divorce and everything that happened, but the queen could continue, the queen could keep calm and carry on and pull the institution back around and right the ship, if you like. the more perilous moment now is that all of this tarnishing has happened without her being the strong, younger monarch who could again pull the ship around. it has been much more damaging this time. and the sort of hand grenades that harry has kept throwing really continue to destabilise. and of course, the scandals of andrew have really been a tarnish

and windsor castle went up in flames. symbolically awful.er life she has had another rough few years with andrew and then harry and meghan leaving for california. and the loss of philip. particularly with the children and problems around harry and meghan and andrew, how much damage has that done to her legacy and how much damage has it done to the monarchy? the big problem this time as opposed to the 90s is that now the queen is frail. in the 90s, 0k, there was a conflagration in the family. with diane and the divorce and everything that happened, but the queen could continue, the queen could keep calm and carry on and pull the institution back around and right the ship, if you like. the more perilous moment now is that all of this tarnishing has happened without her being the strong, younger monarch who could again pull the ship around. it has been much more damaging this time. and the sort of hand grenades that harry has kept throwing really continue to destabilise. and of course, the scandals of andrew have really been a tarnishing of eve

countess of wessex were with the crowds, having a long lunch and a long walk along the gates of windsor castlen leicester, this is one of tens of thousands of big jubilee lunches taking place around the country, and come rain or shine — and it's been mainly rain — people have been determined to celebrate queen and community. national anthem plays. i am glad i'm here. god bless you, god bless the queen, god bless this nation. despite the rain, everyone has a smile on their face and everyone isjust happy, full of energy as well. it's brilliant. she's a good queen and she takes care of all of us, _ and the whole entire world. the annual big lunch project is usually a thanksgiving event for neighbours and communities to come together. this year it has become part of the jubilee celebrations, and it may not have been as lavish a spread here as the oval, but it was still appreciated by everyone after a difficult couple of years. leicester in particular has a difficult time, we were locked down longer than most other areas. a lot of the houses around here are social housing stock and maisonettes, and

she's at home now at windsor castle. she was expected to go to the big horse race tomorrow.platinum jubilee party in the evening at bucking ham palace. she's going to watch that on tv. and she's going to do the same on sunday. we're not used to this big moments around the queen usually have the queen at their center. i think this is a reminder to people though we're celebrating this incredible reign of the queen, that she is getting older and that a transition is something that we are now beginning to talk about. the queen is in good health, obviously, let me add. she was tired after yesterday's events. but i think people are being reminded now that a transition is shotgun that is in our minds. >> you put that so graciously, but i'm going to probe because there were a lot of comments about how strong the queen looked. it this announcement renewing worries people have had? >> well, we used to say the queen only has to get a cold for people to panic. and i have been in the business long enough and i have been through a number of panics. you can only judge the queen by what you

we know she is at windsor castle a lot, but it has been her home on and off.of what real life is really like, i think people love that touch of the majesty, but also the human as well. that story, as you say, not preserved in aspect, and we are warm and welcoming to international visitors. b. and welcoming to international visitors. �* ., ., , and welcoming to international visitors. ., ., , visitors. a lot of people complain about the cost _ visitors. a lot of people complain about the cost of _ visitors. a lot of people complain about the cost of things - visitors. a lot of people complain about the cost of things like - visitors. a lot of people complain about the cost of things like this. what is your response, given the fact the monarchy, the living history is a big draw and brings in the dollars?— history is a big draw and brings in the dollars? ., ., ., ., , the dollars? international tourism, pre-covid. — the dollars? international tourism, pre-covid. was _ the dollars? international tourism, pre-covid, was worth _ the dollars? international tourism, p

well, the guards outside windsor castle changed. many of the queens bon stayed on for the next part of the festivities. they looked forward to saturday evenings, musical highlights up the jubilee. the platinum party at the palace some of the world's most popular musicians went on stage to celebrate the monarch, including adam lumbers on the rock band, queen, members of the royal family to appeared on stage. your majesty. mommy, at the scale of receiving celebration, the pouring of warm and affection over this ho jubilee weekend is our way of saying, thank you. thank you for your family. the country, the commonwealth. in fact, the whole world, the celebrations and on sunday, with a focus on events from queen elizabeth 70 years on the throne. some fans are already shopping for jubilee memorabilia. to remember the party of a lifetime under monarch, his long reign won't be done by another royal any time soon. and that is all for now. up. next reporter looks at the blooming flower trade for flowers in georgia. when he's coming up in 45.

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we'll see another to believe brought in online from the state of this well, the guards outside windsor castle changed. many of the queens bonds stayed on for the next part of the festivities. they looked forward to saturday evenings, musical highlights of the jubilee, the platinum party at the palace. ah, some of the world's most popular musicians went on stage to celebrate. the monarch, including adam lumbers on the rock band, queen, members of the royal family to appeared on stage. your majesty my, me, ah, the scale of this evening celebration and the pouring of warmth and affection over this ho jubilee weekend is our way of saying, thank you. thank you for your family. the country, the commonwealth. in fact the whoa, whoa. the celebrations and on sunday, with a focus on events from queen elizabeth 70 years on the throne. some fans are already shopping for jubilee memorabilia in the weeks case story. stay change for that after a short break, and i'll be here and building another boat and in 45 minutes to it. is the end of the pandemic in sight. we show what it could look like. return in the

she was watching the show at windsor castle.tes to her were heartfelt, particularly from her son. your majesty, you have been with us in our difficult times, _ and you bring us together to celebrate moments - of pride, joy and happiness. you have met us and talked with us. you laugh and cry with us and, i most importantly, you have been there for us for these 70 years. # ain't no mountain high enough..#. the royal box was in a party mood, as generations of the family watched a show that honoured a historic reign, and from the duke of cambridge, his tribute came with a serious message. tonight has been full of such optimism and joy, and there is hope. together, if we harness the very best of humankind and restore our planet, we will protect it for our children, for our grandchildren, and for future generations to come. after a couple of days of more formal events, this was the party. and the crowds here had something more personal too. a son and a grandson saying thank you to the queen. it is really strange that it's like they're

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palace set her majesty would be watching the - her majesty would be watching the action from windsor castlehe could keep a close i. the big race itself, there are a number of regally name horses. we have changing of the guard, royal patronage and desert crown, the favourite. desert crown justified favourite. desert crown justified favour hit him —— justified favouritism. although the queen wasn't here to witness it, the carnival atmosphere embraced the celebration of this weekend. let's have a quick look at some of the other stories making the sports news today. aleix espargaro said he "was on the limit on each bend" after setting a new track record in barcelona as he claimed pole position for moto gp's catalan grand prix. the spaniard beat francesco bagnaia byjust three hundredths of a second. world champion fabio quartararo completes the front row. overnight leader esapekka lappi's hopes of winning rally italia sardinia came to an end when the finn crashed on this morning's first run. his compatriot ott tanak won six of the day's eight stages to take the overall lead. he's a6 seconds ahea

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unlikely that we'll see another to believe rocks and all i trying to say while the guards outside windsor castle changed. many of the queens fans stayed on for the next part of the festivities. they looked forward to saturday evenings, musical highlight of the jew, believe the platinum party at the palace. some of the world's most popular musicians went on stage to celebrate the monarch, including adam lambert and the rock band. queen, members of the royal family who appeared on stage your majesty mommy, at the school of this evening celebration the pouring of warm affection over this whole jubilee. we go is our way of saying, thank you. thank you for your family. the country, the commonwealth. in fact, to whoa, whoa! celebrations, focus on events from queen elizabeth 70 years on the throne. some fans are already shopping for jubilee memorabilia. to remember the party of a lifetime and a monarch, his long reign won't be outdone by another royal. any time soon. well, london is clearly gripped by royal fervor as it builds up to the platinum jubilees . big finale dw corresponded charlotte chelsea p

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specially commissioned portrait showing the queen smiling, sitting on a cushioned window seat at windsor castlewhich has been her main home for the last couple of years. the famous round tower visible in the distance. love this photograph. the queen looking simply stunning and happy just ahead of the jubilee. >> oh, my gosh. in a country with so much history, it is amazing to be able to celebrate 70 years and look back on just her relationship with the united states. > not just 70 years on the throne, but 96 years on this here planet earth, and she looks great. and with that, all right, thanks, will. >>> coming up, the world's oldest man. >> "the mix" is next. you're watching "world news now." ♪ >>> it's time now for "the mix," starting with the world's oldest man. >> yeah. and now he's one year older. venezuela's juan vincente perez mora celebrated his 113th birthday last week. festivities included a parade through a town, a church service, and of course plenty of cake. >> mora's descendants include -- get this -- 11 children, 18 grandchildren, 41 great-grandchildren, and 12 great-great-grandc