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george at windsor castle, so close to where my beloved mother , the late queen, is laid to rest withy dear father. i am reminded of the deeply touching letters, cards into messages that so many of you have sent my wife and myself. i cannot think you enough to the love and sympathy you have shown our whole family. christmas is a particularly poignant time for all of us who have lost loved ones. we feel their absence at every familiar turn of the season and remember them in each cherished addition. in the much loved town of bethlehem, we single of how in the dark street shines the everlasting light. my mother's belief in the power of that light was an essential part of her faith in god, but also her faith in people it is one i share with my whole heart. it is a belief in the extraordinary ability of each person to touch with goodness and compassion the lives of others. and, to shine a light in the world around them. this is the essence of our community and the very foundation of our society. we see in the selfless dedication of our armed forces and emergency services, who worked tirele

george the seventh memorial chapelin king george the seventh memorial chapel in the grounds of windsor castleand there we have it castle. so and there we have it you've been watching, remembering our queen with me, alastair stewart . we will always alastair stewart. we will always remember her. despite this year's highs and lows we have to look forward to in 2023 under our new monarch. thank you very much indeed forjoining us. and i'll see you in the new year. looking ahead to tomorrow's weather around the uk will be wet and wintry . the north. wet and wintry. the north. brighter and milder in the south though there will be some showers. here are the details. starting off across scotland and here, it'll be a cloudy and wet start to the new year with outbreaks of rain, sleet and snow and some icy patches, too. also cloudy and wet for much of northern ireland here too. there may be some sleet or snow, though mostly confined to the hills . heavy showers to watch hills. heavy showers to watch out for across north—west england as these push through on the brisk winds, we could have some very stron

i happened to be at windsor castle in the royal library. and there showed me a portrait of elizabeth first. first of all, a reminder that we've had a royal family in this country for more than a thousand years. and they said to this portrait was the past. it was one that she sent to her brother edward the sixth. they were both the children of andrew the eighth. and with the portrait went a letter from elizabeth, the first written in her beautiful hand writing, in which she said , i'm sending you this she said, i'm sending you this outward image of myself, but i love to share with you my mind . love to share with you my mind. and i thought to myself, i'm writing book. wouldn't it be wonderful to try and reveal to people the inward mind of elizabeth, the second. we all know what she looked like, but what she really like? and what was she really like? and since lucky enough, meet since i was lucky enough, meet her ago. first time her many years ago. first time was the 2nd of may, 1968. i give you the date because i keep a diary. and she went t

windsor was the place she called home in recent years. up the long walk to the castlertege passed emma, the queen's fell pony. and then, in the castle quadrangle, the queen's beloved corgis came to say goodbye. the committal service in st george's chapel was full of symbolism and ritual, all marking the end of this life and reign. as well as the orb and sceptre, the imperial state crown was moved from the top of the coffin to the altar. and the lord chamberlain, head of the queen's household, broke his wand of office and placed it on the coffin, again a sign that the reign of queen elizabeth ii was over. the final sound to echo around the chapel, the piper�*s lament, fading into the distance as he walked towards the castle. the period of public mourning was now over. the queen was laid to rest alongside her husband, her father and her mother. before her death, the queen had much to celebrate this year. back injune, four days of events marked the platinum jubilee, the first in british history for the longest reigning monarch. it began with trooping the colour through ho

. # i'm standing here in this exquisite chapel of st george at windsor castle, so close to where my beloved. i am reminded of the deeply touching letters, cards and messages which so many of you have sent my wife and myself. and i cannot thank you enough for the love and sympathy you have shown our whole family. christmas is a particularly poignant time for all of us who have lost loved ones. we feel their absence at every familiar turn of the season and remember them in each cherished tradition. in the much—loved carol 0 little town of bethlehem, we sing of how, "in thy dark streets shineth, the everlasting light." my mother's belief in the power of that light was an essential part of herfaith in god, but also herfaith in people. and it is one which i share with my whole heart. it is a belief in the extraordinary ability of each person to touch, with goodness and compassion, the lives of others, and to shine a light in the world around them. this is the essence of our community and the very foundation of our society. we see it in the selfless dedication of our armed forces and emergency se

windsor was the place she called home in recent years. up the long walk to the castleral cortege passed emma, the queen's fell pony. and then, in the castle quadrangle, the queen's beloved corgis came to say goodbye. the committal service in st george's chapel was full of symbolism and ritual, all marking the end of this life and reign. as well as the orb and sceptre, the imperial state crown was moved from the top of the coffin to the altar. and the lord chamberlain, head of the queen's household, broke his wand of office and placed it on the coffin, again a sign that the reign of queen elizabeth ii was over. the final sound to echo around the chapel, the piper�*s lament, fading into the distance as he walked towards the castle. the period of public mourning was now over. the queen was laid to rest alongside her husband, her father and her mother. before her death, the queen had much to celebrate this year. back injune, four days of events marked the platinum jubilee, the first in british history for the longest reigning monarch. it began with trooping the colour thro

. >> reporter: a speech recorded at windsor castle, close to where his mother was laid to rest. >> christmasa poignant one for those who have lost loved ones. for those faces natural disaster or those finding ways to pay bills to keep their families fed and warm. >> reporter: offering optimism for the days ahead. >> we can find hope for the future. let us celebrate together and cherish it always. >> reporter: megan fitzgerald, nbc news, london. >>> on the third christmas since the start of the pandemic, covid cases are on the rise. here is what you can do to stay healthy. >> reporter: this christmas, families are looking to exchange presents. >> they win doors. they are close together. there is a lot of hugging and people are getting sick and getting infections. >> reporter: over the last two weeks, covid-related hospitalizations are up 7%. deaths, up 15%. this doctor is keeping an eye on covid hospitalizations at the largest health care system in the country. >> the numbers quadrupled and it's starting to come back down. >> reporter: in houston, the numbers are also rising. covid hospitaliz

given by someone other than his mother standing here in this exquisite chapel of saint george at windsor castle. so close to where? my beloved mother, the late queen is laid to rest with my dear father. i am reminded of the deeply touching letters, cards and messages, which so many of you have sent my wife and myself. and i cannot thank you enough. the king, also acknowledging the cost of living crisis and economic uncertainty for so many this year, particularly want to pay tribute to all those wonderfully kind people. who so generously give me to support those around them. in greatest need. was a mishap before the king's speech, it was accidentally leaked online by an australian broadcaster 10 hours before it was supposed to be aired. the christmas speech got out early. it is, yeah, it's an honest mistake. there's gonna be a lot of firsts for king charles, obviously, uh and don't forget we have his coronation coming up. we do in may, so that will be a massive celebrations in the world will be watching absolutely coming up going backstage at radio city music hall rare look behind the scenes wit

given by someone other than his mother standing here in this exquisite chapel of saint george at windsor castle to where? my beloved mother, the late queen is laid to rest with my dear father. i am reminded of the deeply touching letters, cards and messages, which so many of you have sent my wife and myself. and i cannot thank you enough. the king, also acknowledging the cost of living crisis and economic uncertainty for so many this year, particularly want to pay tribute to all those wonderfully kind people. who so generously give food or donations. to that most precious commodity of all. that time. to support those around them in greatest need. there was a mishap before the king's speech was linked by an australian broadcaster 10 hours before it was supposed to air all right, coming up a growing problem for marijuana retailers . but first what will be different this year about holiday gift returns and the bargains available today? suffering from sinus congestion, especially at night? try vicks sinex for instant relief that lasts up to 12 hours. vicks sinex targets congestion at the source, re

another moment of history as, in st george's chapel at windsor castle, king charles records his firstut faith. given its importance to him, we're likely to hear about interfaith relations. one of the first gatherings the new king convened, even before the queen's funeral, was of 30 faith leaders. he told them he viewed britain as what he called a "community of communities". at the start of the year, he commissioned portraits of holocaust survivors, including rachael levi, whose mother and three siblings — aged ten, eight and three — were all killed on arrival at auschwitz. she talks of her surprise at being honoured by the man who's now king. i appreciate it. and i appreciate that the prince of wales at the time should do this for all of us as survivors. and he goes on doing things and being so, so very, very hospitable in every way towards the survivors. that is a great thing, absolutely, and that gives us courage. but, of course, the king has long shown an intense interest in people of many faiths. he's often thrown himself into celebrating other cultures. but the king's regard for

meghan recalled their first meeting at windsor castle and her first curtsy.. "pleasure to meet you, your majesty. " so, have these programmes changed anything? this morning, king charles was out and about on a official visit. buckingham palace is saying nothing publicly, though privately, officials are growing weary. i think there is a sort of sense of both disappointment and exasperation at the palace. the couple feel the need to keep going on about how miserable they were in their own existence. at the same time, the couple feel they need to keep telling the world why they left. i accept that there will be people around the world who fundamentally disagree with what i have done and how i have done it, but i knew that i had to do everything i could to protect my family. three more hours of harry and meghan telling their truth will be released next week. especially after what happened to my mum. yeah, that's your grandma, diana. i don't want history to repeat itself. let's get some of the day's other news. the us house of representatives has passed legislatio

i'm standing here in this exquisite chapel of saint george at windsor castle. so close to where my beloved mother, the late queen, is laid to rest with my dear father. having spent a lifetime to the throne, king charles the 3rd continued one of his late mother's most popular traditions. in the u. k. the monarch's televised christmas broadcast. he did so to a country troubled by public sector strikes and a crippling cost of living. my mother's belief in the power of that light was an essential part of her faith in god. and at this time of great anxiety and hardship . be it for those around the world facing conflict time in or natural disaster. over those at home finding ways to pay their bills, to keep their families steadily war. we see it in the humanity of people throughout nations. and the common who so readily responds to the plays of others. and in a christmas season, uncommonly marked by hardship and strife, who but santa himself from his arctic grotto to complete a trio of christmas, appeals this year my own christmas, which is for us all of course to he

given by someone other than his mother standing here in this exquisite chapel of saint george at windsor castlese to where? my beloved mother, the late queen is laid to rest with my dear father. i am reminded of the deeply touching letters, cards and messages, which so many of you have sent my wife and myself. and i cannot thank you enough. the king, also acknowledging the cost of living crisis and economic uncertainty for so many this year, particularly want to pay tribute to all those wonderfully kind people. who so generously give food or donations. to that most precious commodity of all. that time. to support those around them in greatest need. there was a mishap before the king's speech was linked by an australian broadcaster 10 hours before it was supposed to air all right, coming up a growing problem for marijuana retailers . but first what will be different this year about holiday gift returns and the bargains available today? suffering from sinus congestion, especially at night? try vicks sinex for instant relief that lasts up to 12 hours. vicks sinex targets congestion at the source,

meghan recalled their first meeting at windsor castle and her first curtsy.asure to meet you, your majesty! " so, have these programmes changed anything? this morning, king charles was out and about on an official visit. buckingham palace is saying nothing publicly, though privately, officials are growing weary. i think there is a sort _ of sense of both disappointment and exasperation in the palace that the couple feel _ the need to keep goingi on about how miserable they were in their royal existence. i at the same time, the couplej feel they need to keep telling the world why they left. i accept there will be people around the world who fundamentally disagree with what i've done and how i have done it. but i knew that i had to do everything i could to protect my family. three more hours of harry and meghan telling their truth will be released next week. especially after what happened to my mum. that's your grandma, diana. you know, i didn't want history to repeat itself. let's take a look at some other stories in the headlines. president putin has vowed to

so close to at windsor castle. so close to where my beloved mother , the where my beloved mother, the late queen, is laid to rest with my dear father , i am reminded of my dear father, i am reminded of the deeply touching letters come words and messages which so many of you have sent . my wife and of you have sent. my wife and myself and i cannot thank you enough for the love and sympathy you have shown our whole family . christmas is a particularly poignant time . all of us who poignant time. all of us who have lost, loved ones, we feel their absence at every familiar of the season and remember them in each cherished tradition , the in each cherished tradition, the much loved carol, a little town , bethlehem. we sing of how in thy streets shine is the ever light my mother's belief in the power of that was in essential part of her faith god, but also her faith in people . and it is her faith in people. and it is one which i share with my whole heart . it is a belief one which i share with my whole heart. it is a be

king charles stood in front of a christmas tree at st george's chapel in windsor castle. share with my whole heart. it is a belief in the extraordinary ability of each person to touch with goodness and compassion. the lives of others. and to shine a light in the world around them. the king also expressed sympathy for those struggling to pay bills and keep their families fed and warm christmas francisco 4000 christmas day meals were passed out to low income senior citizens. hundreds of salvation army volunteers helped to deliver the meals all around san francisco. for some recipients, this visit may be the only contact they have. on christmas day. that means a special meal, lovely turkey dinner and that they can that they can heat up and then enjoy and also the contact of volunteer who took time out of their christmas morning to spend it with them. for a moment. this has been in preparation for a long time. seniors have been signing up since october. we've been working with with case managers and people to connect with seniors in need all since that time. captain chris wee

released in the uk on friday evening, shows the recording being made, in st george�*s chapel, at windsor castleistmas number one, beating a record set by the beatles. colin paterson reports. they�*ve only gone and done it again. ladbaby are number one! the moment ladbaby found out that they had beaten the beatles. # it's christmas time # let's come together for food aid...# this is ladbaby�*s fifth christmas number one. the fab four only had four. and celebrations have begun. where is the fifth one? it's on its way, it's on its way down to us. i don't think they knew if we were going to get it right until the last minute. i think it's in traffic- on the motorway, actually! it's leaving london like everyone else, probably, yeah. # feed the uk...# bob geldof gave them permission to change the words of band aid�*s do they know it�*s christmas to make it about the uk�*s cost of living crisis. this is no all—star sing—along. those are all lookalikes. the only famous name, money saving expert martin lewis. and he got the bono line, i so what an incredible thing. and he did show mark up with his singi

meghan recalled their first meeting at windsor castle and her first curtsy.. "pleasure to meet you, your majesty!" so, have these programmes changed anything? this morning, king charles was out and about on an official visit. buckingham palace is saying nothing publicly, though privately, officials are growing weary. i think there is a sort of sense of both disappointment and exasperation at the palace that the couple feel the need to keep going on about how miserable they were in their royal existence. at the same time, the couple feel that they need to keep telling the world why they left. i accept there will be people around the world who fundamentally disagree with what i've done and how i've done it, but i knew that i had to do everything i could to protect my family. three more hours of harry and meghan telling their truth will be released next week. especially after what happened to my mum. that's your grandma, diana. you know, i didn't want history to repeat itself. as nick mentioned there, the entire series hasn't yet been seen, but on the basis of w

released in the uk on friday evening shows the recording being made in st george's chapel at windsor castle. that's just about it from me, you can find me at twitter. from me and the team, thanks for watching. hello. it looks as if for most it will stay mild in the run—up to christmas, but there is the hint of some colder air returning. the reason is because we've got these mild south—westerly winds at the moment. this is the band of rain, the weather front, that swept right the way across the uk during friday, giving 10—15mm of rain, turning to snow over the scottish highlands and grampians, even at lower levels temporarily in the north. showers elsewhere, but largely frost—free away from the chilliness in the north. so not particularly cold to start, but perhaps one or two mist and fog patches to watch out for first thing this morning. but then a lot of dry and bright weather for england and wales. the showers get going quite quickly across northern ireland, pushing into northern england and other western extremities. our rain band with its hill snow slow to drag away, and it will stay in

released in the uk on friday evening shows the recording being made in st george�*s chapel at windsor castlee people have been flocking to a lantern festival at the city�*s family park. a1 chinese artisans created light sculptures of animals, flowers, mythological beings and scenes from chinese culture. the festival of lights shows a journey along the roads of the chinese provinces highlighting their treasures, history and folklore. you can reach me on twitter. i�*m @sipusey. hello. it looks as if for most it will stay mild in the run—up to christmas, but there is the hint of some colder air returning. the reason is because we�*ve got these mild south—westerly winds at the moment. this is the band of rain, the weather front, that swept right the way across the uk during friday, giving 10—15mm of rain, turning to snow over the scottish highlands and grampians, even at lower levels temporarily in the north. showers elsewhere, but largely frost—free away from the chilliness in the north. so not particularly cold to start, but perhaps one or two mist and fog patches to watch out for first thing

meghan recalled their first meeting at windsor castle and her first curtsy.as though i was like... "pleasure to meet you, your majesty!" so, have these programmes changed anything? this morning, king charles was out and about on an official visit. buckingham palace is saying nothing publicly, though privately, officials are growing weary. i think there is a sort of sense of both disappointment and exasperation in the palace that the couple feel the need to keep going on about how miserable they were in their royal existence. at the same time, the couple feel they need to keep telling the world why they left. i accept there will be people around the world who fundamentally disagree with what i've done and how i have done it, but i knew that i had to do— everything i could to protect my family. three more hours of harry and meghan telling their truth will be released next week. especially after what happened to my mum. that's your grandma, diana. you know, i didn't want history to repeat itself. and our royal correspondent nick witchell is here three more hours

released in the uk on friday evening, shows the recording being made, in st george's chapel, at windsor castleeptember. ajudge in the us has ruled that two movie fans can sue the universal film studio — forfalse advertising — over the trailer it issued for the 2019 movie �*yesterday�*. that clip featured the actress ana de armas — but her part was entirely cut from the finished movie. the plaintiffs say they only rented the movie because they thought ms de armas was in it — and they have now been cleared to take their claim for $5 million in compensation to court. i've been speaking to entertainment lawyer, domenic romano, founder and managing partner of romano law — and asked him whether he was surprised a judge would allow this suit for two fans to be heard. well, first of all it's not on behalf of the fans, it is on behalf of the fans, it is on behalf of the fans, it is on behalf of a class of other viewers that were deceived so i am not surprised that the judge allowed this to go on stopping the trailer features a well—known actress who does not appear in the film, it is understandable tha

he recorded his first christmas broadcast some days ago in st george's chapel inside windsor castle,well to the late queen after her state funeral in september. as in previous years at sandringham, members of the family will attend morning service at the church on the estate. it'll be the first time all the principal working members of the family have been together since queen elizabeth's funeral. the prince and princess of wales will be there with their children. the only notable absentees, of course, will be the duke and duchess of sussex. they only appeared twice at a royal christmas at sandringham, most recently in 2018, when relations with other family members still appeared to be cordial. matters have deteriorated sharply since then. but today, for king charles and the other family members at sandringham, this will be a christmas full of fond memories of the figure who they — and the nation — lost three months ago. nicholas witchell, bbc news. let's go live now to sandringham in norfolk where, as tradition, the royal family will be gathering for their traditional christmas cele

george of windsor castle, so close to where my beloved mother, the late queen, is laid to rest with my dear father. christmas is a poignant time for all of us who have lost loved ones. we feel their absence at every familiar turn of the seasons. >> the king thanked all those who sent messages of condolences after the queen's death. he paid tribute to public sector and hey, workers, charities and religious institutions, praising them for their work during the uk's ongoing cost of living crisis. >>> from christmas to kwanzaa, which begins tomorrow, here is a live look at san francisco. that is a beautiful shot. tomorrow is the first day the village project's kwanzaa celebration is happening. city hall will be lit up in red, green and black for kwanzaa. we have rain coming in. >> this time tomorrow night towards tuesday morning is going to be, if you do have places to be tuesday morning, might want to make adjustments to those plans. the storm is going to pack gusty wind and potentially very heavy rain at times. christmas in the park, there is the golden gate bridge at 47. note the visibi

2005, almost 35 years after they 1st met the couple exchanged vows and some churches chapel in windsor castle. ah, me for quote, maybe princes get to have their fairy tale ending to because they found their way back to each other. ah, since it was a kind of her piano mall, which you could say they deserve a clue to literary married taboo. but before they got there, happy ending. chosen camilla went through some dock times. ah, camille was divorced from andrew parker born in 1995. she remained in the background of charles's public life. not least because of the bad press she'd received. the public had clearly cited diana, camilla, bookish, fair. camilla suffered a lot to trade but she'd been denigrated by the press and held responsible for the failure of charles and by him as marriage. they call to the rottweiler, saying she was aggressive and would destroy everything to get her massey, prince charlie, tree of wild wafford on my shoulder. i ran public appearances, provoked cries from the crowd that weren't very pleasant yet. but i think she quickly realized it was better to withdraw and wait u