your majesty, her. — 1996, on the occasion of another state visit, which was that of president chirac, who had gone to london. _ president chirac, who had gone to london, she said, we may not drive on the _ london, she said, we may not drive on the same — london, she said, we may not drive on the same side of the road, but it is equally— on the same side of the road, but it is equally true that we are moving ahead _ is equally true that we are moving ahead in— is equally true that we are moving ahead in the same direction. and such— ahead in the same direction. and such wit— ahead in the same direction. and such wit in— ahead in the same direction. and such wit in which we see as such typically— such wit in which we see as such typically british humour, shows that it is a _ typically british humour, shows that it is a very— typically british humour, shows that it is a very key truth here, we can follow— it is a very key truth here, we can follow different parts, we often follow — follow different parts,

your majesty thank you your majesty.py to dance with you. 12 11 you're a great shooter, abigail, come on, okay, teach. don't you find spending time with the queen a little tiring? not at all. and you can rest. you slept well, slept like a dead woman, perfectly. the queen is an extraordinary person, although you can’t see it right away, she is haunted by tragedy. yes she is wonderful. i won't burden you anymore, i know for a long time. your shot. drop 13 queen, i'm leaving immediately. the queen is calling her. i ordered to bring the lobsters, we'll have a race, and then we'll eat, hello, i hope she wakes up the three you sent for abigail to make me jealous with the possible. i think the moat is a bad idea and too old-fashioned. where should i put it? hello, remember me always. take me out balance. so what's going on? queen lady marlborough is eaten for dinner. omarov, why hit you? the queen is about to announce a tax doubling to parliament. you're kidding, but she has her doubts. and it's all. it seems to me that this is

your majesty to leave this mail has arrived.ed of england , dear, i need to go somewhere. sorry. you have to lie down and talk when i tell you. hi all. this is not a bast, sewn with you tatyana gevorkyan autumn. this is the time when everyone returns from vacation to offices and from vacation to school, so it’s time to talk about the office bark and the trend for school uniforms, and my guest today costume designer. anna khrustaleva and actress milana bru. hello. hello, you're here right now. a very relevant topic related to school uniforms is the premiere of your film. i take a step and immediately ask the stones, how does the work on creating images in cinema work? well, first of all, this is, of course, mental work, intuitive and in some kind of ideal world. well, in an ideal way, i don’t mean in a material way, that is, you need to find a commonality between your idea of ​​a hero and heroes. eh, as the actor introduces him, as the screenwriter and director imagine it. and as soon as it was all connected into one image, the i

with the members of the lower house in the senate here in the chamber of the senate, thank you, your majestynk you, your ma'esty. there we io, thank you, your ma'esty. there we no, thank thank you, your ma'esty. there we go. thank you — thank you, your ma'esty. there we go. thank you to _ thank you, your majesty. there we go, thank you to finish _ thank you, your majesty. there we go, thank you to finish off- thank you, your majesty. there we go, thank you to finish off the - go, thank you to finish off the proceedings. some of the big key themes that we could have potentially expected but nonetheless pretty stark. i think lots of people especially in the uk will have been listening to those words about climate change and that will raise an eyebrow. potentially some people thinking may be given the comments from one arm of the uk state yesterday, the government, rishi sunak delaying those green proposals, perhaps therefore we have another arm of the uk state, the monarchy out on the world stage, perhaps would be tempted to not mention climate change so much but that certainly didn't come to

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i will count myself, i swear by god, to the prophet, to your majesty, to the properties of your doore will give a portion to the properties of that gate. i was also very sad about this coming to noorabad, i won't say the names you yourself are at the dynamic limit of blood. what should we do with someone? he took a breath and showed hamid how to breathe. i said, by the way, my breath tells me this, what do you lack, but my religion, my religion, tells me that if the carpet is wounded under your feet, let it pass over you. now tell me to listen to my own words and listen to yours . at the same time, because seyyid muslim had no understanding of imitating and timing, i pictured the imam in the future. being an imam caused the political and social turmoil of those days and the conspiracies and divisive currents party rules, including the muslim people's party, had caused differences between the revolutionary forces. the differences and conflicts of the people of the imam forced him to ask ayatollah madani in a letter to open radiyat from hamedan so that we can fight the revolution toget

the prayers of the people were a whole lot of hatred, and in the second season of wheat growth, your majesty this stranger or the poet has brought with him whatever pain he has brought . it used to go like this, when he gets better, i'll bring him. i like him. i'm awake at night. imam reza branch. there are many artists in this personal experience with mr. iranian cinema actor. i have imam reza in common. in this honeymoon, tawfik knows hesitancy to accept a role for one upon arrival the last trip from the movie named "the shrine of imam reza" ends like this. he asked me to play this role . i felt that the role, unlike the short appearance , has a great impact on the whole film. for each of the artists of this land, this court has things that it doesn't have anymore. i studied for it. i studied in america. i love the beauty of the country of imam reza , peace be upon him. the works of razavi artists are one of the most influential in jame the most lasting works of their own artistic career are transformed by human beings. what a creator of this piece . narrated by the oldest book that was sp

your majesty is healthy. now your wife is also healthy. are you happy. i am the husband of my lady.has changed in the actress’s life. it also looked like an endless rehearsal. we are with her very often. hmm sorry for the detail on the sofa jack. she with her book, i with mine then when working on this or that performance. eh hmm we intertwined a lot from our personal relationships. we allowed ourselves luxury. playing for each other and this marriage was also doomed. we broke up. and at first , wanting someone to flatter me , someone said, it’s probably good for me that you broke up. how could you put up with something like this for so many years, i tell mega. and where did you see him, he says, no, we parted nowhere. so that in 30 years. i probably regretted it. when will you return from crimea? if possible. i'd really like to see you. do you understand that you see a man in front of you, who can say he loved you from the first moment? yesterday i saw how your heart burned from me, your heart burned, it’s not about the heart. in that i saw and felt what remained in my soul, like t

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your majesty, because this majesty, welcome. france. but of course, it's the first time as king. previously he was prince of wales. it's also the ninth official visit of her majesty , the queen to the her majesty, the queen to the country . she and it's very country. she and it's very significant that the arc de triomphe has been chosen as this location. it's incredibly rare that the french presidents would welcome a visiting head of state at the arc de triomphe. perhaps, perhaps emphasising the closeness or how important both the british and french governments take the relationship between our two countries and the role in which the british monarchy, particularly the king and his power of soft diplomacy , plays power of soft diplomacy, plays with that. so there's going to be a guard of honour here at the arc de triomphe . and quite arc de triomphe. and quite pointedly, actually, the last time this happens was in 2014, because the arc de triomphe was the location for the ceremonial welcome of her late majesty's last state visit

your majesty , through british. he for this morning the entire french nafion this morning the entire french nation is here to listen to you , to his feet and speak, because the speaker of the french parliament who was addressing senators has finally finished his speech. >> they're all clapping. notice you wouldn't happen in the british parliament. so we think the king there . our queen the king is there. our queen camilla of course, isn't there. she's doing an engagement with the lady, but he's just the first lady, but he's just been handed a piece of chocolate. that's it. he's getting to make his getting up now to make his speech. luck, your majesty i >> -- >> by chance? yeah. >> by chance? yeah. >> i've got more of this. i can keep going with my friend, my gcse friend a lot better than mine because i'm not taking to the lectern. >> is and he is going to >> he is and he is going to speak partly in french, partly in we if in english. and we will if you're listening. he's now at the so we're going to the lectern, so w

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. >> queen, your majesty, good morning, good morning.e world is in such a dark place right now. >> uh-huh. >> and i have heard you give speeches and i feel like there is light there where do you see -- where do you find that hope and how do you convey it? >> you're right. i think our world is at an inflection point and it seems like polarization is a defining feature of our world. whenever we see somebody that disagrees with us, it's become natural to demonize them it becomes difficult to come together over any issue. and the irony is that the issues that we're facing today from climate change to migration to inequality, those all need solutions that come from collaboration. so we're not talking to one another. we're not going to be able to find resolution to these issues. i just feel like we need more engagement that is rooted in optimism and hope, rather than, you know, fear and, you know, there is this wave of popularism around the world that's using people's fears and insecurities for leaders to gain popularity, you know that's not h

what were your first impressions when you of her majesty when you walked into that drawing room?was physically quite frail, she was is absolutely mentally alert and determined to do her duty . the assumption absolutely duty. the assumption absolutely was that this would be the first of many meetings when you went into the commons, you were not aware that her majesty was dying i >> -- >> at that point, i knew that she was seriously ill . she was seriously ill. >> i think i didn't know how imminent the end was. that was that was the situation . that was the situation. >> 25 minutes to seven. and buckingham palace has indeed confirmed in the last few moments that her majesty, queen elizabeth ii has died . elizabeth ii has died. >> i feel very, very sad about the city situation, but also just, you know, knowing that it i would have to deal with it. >> you seen the king a lot over those ten days and then you had , i suppose, your first weekly audience with him in in october where he kind of made a joke . where he kind of made a joke. your majesty, i need to see you again. >> oh, it's

indeed an historic moment which we have here and it is a great honour that you have granted to us, your majestyce of great admiration for between the executive and legislative bodies was a source of great admiration for enlightened minds, it was montesquieu who presented the theory of the separation of power, but he also saw it put into practice on the other side of the english channel, and it was also in london that voltaire wrote letters concerning the english nation, and then there was mirabeau, who had been a victim of arbitrary royal decisions, and he had great admiration for british happiest corpus, and he wrote observations of an english and published his criticism of french prisons. in his book he gave credit to our neighbours, your subjects, with the greatest respect for human rights for this nation, as they have so gloriously learned them. this is obviously a reference to the 1688 glorious revolution. it was a century after that

what were your first impressions when you of her majesty when you walked into that drawing room?e was physically quite frail, she was is absolutely mentally alert and determined to do her duty . the assumption absolutely duty. the assumption absolutely was that this would be the first of many meetings when you went into the commons, you were not aware that her majesty was dying i >> -- >> at that point, i knew that she was seriously ill . she was seriously ill. >> i think i didn't know how imminent the end was. that was that was the situation . that was the situation. >> 25 minutes to seven. and buckingham palace has indeed confirmed in the last few moments that her majesty, queen elizabeth ii has died . elizabeth ii has died. >> i feel very, very sad about the city situation, but also just, you know, knowing that it i would have to deal with it. >> you seen the king a lot over those ten days and then you had , i suppose, your first weekly audience with him in in october where he kind of made a joke . where he kind of made a joke. your majesty, i need to see you again. >> oh, it'

god save. >> rest in peace, your majesty . >> rest in peace, your majesty. that's it from us today.room with andrew and bev. >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers >> proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. >> hello. very good day to you. it is going to be an unsettled day with a lot of cloudy, wet and windy weather around for many of us. a slightly fresher feel than late, you can feel than of late, too. you can see just how widespread the rain is at the moment. and it is going to at times. going to be heavy at times. we're going see totals we're going to see totals building particularly across building up, particularly across parts north—west and parts of north—west england and western . we do have western wales. we do have a warning in force with some disruption possible. for many, it's a and windy picture it's a cloudy and windy picture , though some brightness across far northern parts of scotland. temperatures well near normal for the time of year. highs into the low 20s perhaps for some, but in the unsettled weather, it's going to feel pretty unpleasant as we go through

have got involved because this is a very political issue in to actually say, what's your answer, your majestyy rude of me. >> in ten years time we are going to celebrate to hundredth anniversary when britain anniversary of when britain stopped the slave trade throughout the empire. and then a years later, stopped a few years later, we stopped it altogether. we led the altogether. and we led the world, our navy . when britain world, our navy. when britain ruled the waves, we spent a quarter of our navy's budget on trying to stop the slave trade. that was then and this is now what i wish people would do now is concentrate on the modern day atrocities and slavery. you know, the wages and the rohingya muslims and the christian ones who are being persecuted throughout the world. and it's utterly absurd if individual people or families like the trevelyans, the gladstones , trevelyans, the gladstones, etcetera, and lord harwood, who apparently says he feels guilt because harwood house was built on the back of the slave trade by his ancestors. fine. do something about it. but the idea that the king s

have got involved because this is a very political issue in to actually say, what's your answer, your majestyten years time we are going to celebrate to hundredth anniversary when britain anniversary of when britain stopped the slave trade throughout the empire. and then a years later, stopped a few years later, we stopped it altogether. we led the altogether. and we led the world, our navy . when britain world, our navy. when britain ruled the waves, we spent a quarter of our navy's budget on trying to stop the slave trade. that was then and this is now what i wish people would do now is concentrate on the modern day atrocities and slavery. you know, the wages and the rohingya muslims and the christian ones who are being persecuted throughout the world. and it's utterly absurd if individual people or families like the trevelyans, the gladstones , trevelyans, the gladstones, etcetera, and lord harwood, who apparently says he feels guilt because harwood house was built on the back of the slave trade by his ancestors. fine. do something about it. but the idea that the king should apologise , th

dear foreign ministry, lord rutili, i proudly state before you on behalf of his majesty the king of great britain that your request was sent to the cabinet of the british government and was accepted, and they agreed with his majesty to establish a national home for jews in palestine, and the most they use their efforts to in order for this work to be completed, the civil and religious rights of the non-jewish and indigenous residents of palestine must not be violated, and the legal and political needs of the countries in that region must also be changed . rothschild is a famous jewish banker in exchange for england giving loans to this country. the famous balfour letter was signed in exchange for money from the jews. england during the years after world war i and ii , the sarah alone series died in 1944. the central committee of the party british workers have announced that it is necessary and necessary to turn flash into a jewish state and drive out the arabs and try to move them to neighboring countries. england , along with the united states , officially adopted the plan to establish a jewish state in p

his majesty the british king states before you that he sent your request to the cabinet of the british government and it was accepted , his majesty agreed to establish a national home for the jews in palestine and they are doing their best to make this work come to an end. it is very clear that should not be paid the citizenship and religion of the non-jewish and indigenous residents of palestine should be trampled upon, and the legal and political needs of the countries in that area should be replaced . please submit this statement to the planetary society. it should be grateful for the signature of arthur balfour gray , a zionist from rothschild, a famous jewish banker. when england gave loans to this country, the famous balfour letter was signed in exchange for receiving money from the jews . during the years after world war i and ii , the bachelors series was announced only in the past in 1944 by the central committee of the british labor party. that conversion palestine to the jewish state and expelling the arabs and trying to move them to the neighboring countries is necessary an

the foreigner of awakening from his majesty the king of britain states to you that he sent your request to the cabinet of the british government and it was accepted by his majesty with forming a the national home for jews agreed to the drawing and they are doing their best to make this work come to an end. it is very clear that the civil and religious rights of the non-jewish and indigenous residents of palestine should not be violated, and also the legal and political needs of the countries in that area should be replaced. i would be grateful if you could bring this statement to the right forum. i will be grateful. the signature of arthur balfour, the zionist congress , is from rothschild, a famous jewish banker, in exchange for england giving a loan to this country. it was years after the first and second world war, sarah's series, only in the past, in december 1944, the central committee of the british labor party announced that turning palestine into a jewish state and expelling the arabs and trying to force them into neighboring countries is necessary and necessary for england , to

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the british foreigner is proud to state before you from his majesty the king of britain that he sent your request to the british government cabinet and it was accepted by his holiness by establishing a national home for jews in bersim. they agreed and they will use their best efforts to complete this task . it is very clear that the civil and religious rights of the non-jewish and indigenous residents of palestine should not be violated, and also the legal and political needs of the countries in the region should be replaced. to please tell me the correct forum, i will be grateful. the signature of arthur balfour, the zionist congress of rothschild, is famous for jewish banking. for every piece of england, he gave a loan to this country . the famous balfour letter was signed in return for receiving money from the jews. only after 100 years of the 100th year of 1944, the central committee of the british labor party announced that turning palestine into a jewish state and expelling the arabs and cultivating the neighboring countries is necessary and necessary for the united states to establ

it's like can't imagine what it's like being said being camilla and being said now, we've now, your majestyg pong, somebody called it. oh, but presumably during the whole visit, nobody mentioned the boats. >> well . well, how could you, >> well. well, how could you, though? how could you know what the times are reporting that no one mentioned the boats. >> well, that's why it's so successful. the visit, because, you know, they skirted around that. and obviously nobody mentioned the boats. no which is the most important thing between england and france. >> yes . but england and france. >> yes. but he's not a politician. no, no , he's not politician. >> but it must be nice just being able to have nice, polite conversations about. yes, bordeaux and lovely wine and bit of ping pong. no controversy . of ping pong. no controversy. >> yeah, but i mean, isn't prince charles run one of his cars on recyc old wine or something or other? >> did i read that somewhere? probably not. i'm probably making it up. >> he just. he just. it might be vegetable oil. >> he was recycling some sort of foodstuff or ra

. >> the story of the r101, the title is his majesty's airship. your first two books focusing on the financial industry, selling money, young banker's fall of the lending boom, 1987 is one that came out. in outlaw bank came next in 2004, a wild ride into the secret heart of bcci. "empire of the summer moon" is what you are best known for, the fall of the most powerful indian tribe and american history, a pulitzer prize finalist. and then "the perfect pass: american genius and the reinvention of football" , then back to the civil war with "hymns of the republic: the story of the final year of the american civil war" , and this year with "his majesty's airship: the life and tragic death of the world's largest flying machine" ." s.c. gwynne: when you read that list out it makes me sound like i have a short attention span! it is interesting, that is my career. i am more of a journalist. >> how do you pick the stories you choose to write about? s.c. gwynne: in the same way i would have picked them, most of my career was spent as a journalist at time magazin

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all on his majesty's pleasure. all on your dime. and let's not kid ourselves here.e out faster than you can say britain. the soft touch nation. can you picture a uk prime minister labelling these thugs as infiltrators and swearing to defend our borders come hell or high water? in comparison to netanyahu, our current parliament is a gaggle of parliamentary pussycats , not a parliamentary pussycats, not a single roaring british lion among them. and as for emmanuel macron's $0.02 on britain's potential exit from the strasbourg ec court or his stance maybe on migrant returns to france , frankly, i couldn't to france, frankly, i couldn't care less because, mark my words , rishi sunak your own macron level rugby world cup embarrassment is just around the corner . for embarrassment is just around the corner. for emmanuel macron . corner. for emmanuel macron. and he could . be bornu he could. be bornu. to i mean, emily, do you agree that rishi sunakis emily, do you agree that rishi sunak is going to have somewhat cooked his goose if he's not going to be actually robust on t

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your views. so on her majesty queen so many on her majesty queen elizabeth ii so many on her majesty queen elizabethlieve, since her death and we were talking earlier on about how significant that day is for so many of us. and actually, it still makes us quite emotional, doesn't it? >> yeah, watch that package >> yeah, we watch that package earlier. i got i something earlier. i got i got something in blaming that fan in my eye. i'm blaming that fan over but are also over there. but people are also sharing that that sentiment audi steve here like you martin i am shedding many tears today remembering our dear late queen. what a lady. what a reign her majesty would i'm sure, be very proud of her son's first year. god save the king. >> oh, that's lovely, trish says a year on and i'm crying . it a year on and i'm crying. it tells you everything about how much we loved queen. never much we loved our queen. never will there be anyone else like her. bless her majesty. her. god bless her majesty. >> yeah. and sharon adding this salute to the greatest britain of all, queen elizabeth ii. salute to the greatest

was atone for some sins, regarding your version, marya pavlovna, well, after all, he was not john lenon, so it’s unlikely, but what we so confidently discount his majesty’svna, thank you very much for the coffee, well, i didn’t even need to worry, no, i should, he thinks that i have the best coffee in the world, i always make coffee for all the guests. nadezhda nikolaovna, please tell me, when did you see your husband in last time? for the last time, if i knew that it would be the last time, if i knew, and you couldn’t wait at least a couple of days with your questions, do you see what’s wrong with her, soon i just left? nadya, maybe an injection? no, they need to know everything, they need, so you know, there are no more men like that, they don’t make people like that anymore, clearly, he was the only one like that. nadezhdalovna, i understand, calm down, please, your husband’s mobile phone has gone missing, it hardly looks like a robbery, because both the watch and wallet remained in place, maybe he left the phone at home or in some other place, your husband was found dead far from home, on someone else's playground, what do you think he was doing ther

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majesty the king. this is jb news across the uk on tv, in your car, on your digital radio, and now on your smart speaker and now on your smart speaker. by saying play gb news. this is britain's news . britain's news. channel 7:00 tonight. >> alongside me, the co—founder of the campaign group together, alan miller and journalist and broadcaster michael crick. good evening to both of you. just dunng evening to both of you. just during the headlines there, michael was saying to me, why are we not talking about rupert murdoch? that's murdoch? you're saying that's a big why you're so big story. tell me why you're so bothered rupert murdoch bothered about rupert murdoch saying . saying farewell. >> murdoch in his, >> well, rupert murdoch in his, what, years? 60, 65 years, what, 70 years? 60, 65 years, he's been owning newspapers and so on. he's transformed the media, the around the globe, not least in this country. the sun newspaper , he took over. it was newspaper, he took over. it was an ailing paper for very little circulation transformed it into the best selling paper he founded sky television. some peopl

majesty's government, i, as the newly appointed defense secretary, have the first opportunity to speak with you, i want to assure you. that ukraine remains at the forefront of our attention, we feel your pain for everything that is happening, and also we will stand side by side all the time. the legion of freedom of russia is currently operating in the territory of the bilhora region of the russian federation according to them, there are no wounded or dead, the fighting continues, but the territories are not mined, the legion said. let me remind you, earlier in the headquarters of the bilhora region , they reported on the battle on the demarcation line between the russian border guards and the alleged ukrainian drg. and volodymyr zelenskyi discussed the topic of providing atakam at a meeting with us president biden , the minister of foreign affairs of ukraine dmytro kuleba said about this. also, according to him, the head of the president's office andriy yermak is working on this issue with jake sullivan. and himself coleba also works with anthony blinken. the head of the ministry of foreign affairs is convinced that the supply of missiles to ukraine. atakams is only a matter of time,