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prince charles looked on as barbados became the world's newest republic. and prince william drew attention to those finding solutions to the climate's problems. i'm trying to use my little bit of influence, my little bit of profile, to highlight some incredible people doing amazing things. and will genuinely help fix some of these problems. it was a difficult start to the year for the queen. but worries over how she would cope following the death of her husband were seemingly put to rest over a sun—drenched june weekend. at the g7 meeting in cornwall, the royals were out in force, promoting brand britain. and taking centre stage, the 95—year—old monarch. she'd clearly lost none of her authority or sense of humour. how's that? aren't you supposed to be looking as if you're enjoying it? yes. the following day, the queen was back home for trooping the colour, the military parade that celebrates her official birthday. the day after that, she welcomed to president biden and the first lady for tea at the castle. she spent the summer at balmoral in the scot

prince charles looked on as barbados became the world's newest republic. and prince william drew attention to those finding solutions to the climate's problems. i'm trying to use my little bit of influence, my little bit of profile to highlight some incredible people doing amazing things. and will genuinely help fix some of these problems. it was a difficult start to the year for the queen. but worries over how she would cope following the death of her husband were seemingly put to rest over a sun—drenched june weekend. at the g7 meeting in cornwall, the royals were out in force, promoting brand britain. and taking centre stage, the 95—year—old monarch. she'd clearly lost none of her authority or sense of humour. how's that? aren't you supposed to be looking as if you're enjoying it? yes. the following day, the queen was back home for trooping the colour, the military parade which celebrates her official birthday. the day after that, she welcomed president biden and the first lady for tea at the castle. she spent the summer at balmoral in the scottis

prince charles looked on as barbados became the world's newest republic. and prince william drew attention to those finding solutions to the climate�*s problems. i'm trying to use my little bit of influence, my little bit of profile to highlight some incredible people doing amazing things. and will genuinely help fix some of these problems. it was a difficult start to the year for the queen. but worries over how she would cope following the death of her husband were seemingly put to rest over a sun—drenched june weekend. at the g7 meeting in cornwall, the royals were out in force, promoting brand britain. and taking centre stage, the 95—year—old monarch. she'd clearly lost none of her authority or sense of humour. how's that? aren't you supposed to be looking as if you're enjoying it? yes. the following day, the queen was back home for trooping the colour, the military parade that celebrates her official birthday. the day after that, she welcomed president biden and the first lady for tea at the castle. she spent the summer at balmoral in the scott

prince charles looked on as barbados became the world's newest republic. and prince william drew attention to those finding solutions to the climate�*s problems. i'm trying to use my little bit of influence, my little bit of profile to highlight some incredible people doing amazing things. and will genuinely help fix some of these problems. it was a difficult start to the year for the queen. but worries over how she would cope following the death of her husband were seemingly put to rest over a sun—drenched june weekend. at the g7 meeting in cornwall, the royals were out in force, promoting brand britain. and taking centre stage, the 95—year—old monarch. she'd clearly lost none of her authority or sense of humour. how's that? aren't you supposed to be looking as if you're enjoying it? yes. the following day, the queen was back home for trooping the colour, the military parade which celebrates her official birthday. the day after that, she welcomed president biden and the first lady for tea at the castle. she spent the summer at balmoral in the scot

amy: prince charles attended. he acknowledged britain's "appalling atrocity of slavery" in the caribbean. barbadian singer, actress, and fashion designer rihanna also attended the ceremony, where she was declared a national hero by barbados' prime minister. we go now to bridgetown, the capital of barbados, where we are joined by david comissiong, barbados' ambassador to the caribbean community, or caricom. longtime advocate for reparations, author of the book "it's the healing of the nation: the case for reparations in an era of recession and re-colonization." david, welcome to democracy now! it is great to have you with us. can you talk about the ceremony on monday night and what it meant, certainly far beyond simply a ceremony, the new republic of our beto's? >> it was a very historic and moving occasion. for me it started on saturday, well before monday night, when they officially opened a revolutionary square. it was a whole weekend of really celebrating the best of our heritage and our historical tradition. o

this, two hours before we saw the pictures of prince charles and - the pictures of prince charles and camilla, walking towards st george's chapel, within the grounds of windsor castle, two hours before that approximately 8:30am, the police had met police arrested —— met please, 19—year—old man found within the grounds, they say she was carrying an offensive weapon amount we have a statement from thames valley police that security processes when triggered within moments of the man entering the grounds, he didn't enter any buildings and members of the royal family were informed. he is now in custody, arrested on suspicion of breach of trespass of a protected site and possession of an offensive weapon. buckingham palace have not commented, saying this is a matter for the police. commented, saying this is a matter for the police-— pope francis has called for more dialogue and warned against a tendency to withdraw during the coronavirus pandemic. here's the pope addressing a crowd at saint peter's sqaure during his christmas day speech. translation: sisters and brothers, what wou

and yet, prince charles was, as you know, the declaration and yet, prince charles was, as you know, at the declaration of barbados independence. what did he do? he talked about "the appalling atrocity of slavery." he called it the darkest days of our past. was he wrong to do that? no, he wasn't. crosstalk the transatlantic slave trade was completely l abhorrent. of course he wasn't wrong to do that. but my point is, we are in a world where we face increasingly aggressive authoritarian nations. increasingly aggressive authoritarian regimes. we see on the border of ukraine russian forces lined up. we're seeing china flex its economic muscles, not just across south east asia, but across the world. and, yes, of course we need to talk about our past, but i want us to spend more time talking about where we are now, the fact that we are a free country, that we are a democracy. we believe in individual liberty, we give opportunities to everybody in our society. it doesn't matter if you're black or lgbt or a woman, you have opportunities here in britain. what i'm saying is the excessive introsp

so you think when queen elizabeth is no longer queen, i mean look, she is 95 and prince charles takes over. is that a good point for countries to reassess? you think you think we're say this conversation take place in a more countries you know, because of that? well, that's inevitable. i think i think the longevity of the coin, the fact that she's been such a permanent, a comma saying is a permanent, permanent fix to as a mock means that it's an actual point to reconsider that. but i actually don't think that the co reasons why a nation ought to become a public depend on that. irrespective of who is the monarch who is in that position, who is our head of state. and it's not an australian. we need to address the fact that we ought to be a republic regardless. i think one of the things that is concerning me about the adventures, if he's to baking childhood and of course, by determine that 9 at a later date. but if that's the case, then what concerns me is that he has a much more political role. he's been a more interventionist monarch to be if you liked, than the queen has the queen has

and i hope surely your find a place for prince charles. i thank you so much. i think this is the from for to his mother, the crew, mum. mama molly is the money. i think using mothers. mommy. i didn't. i didn't think she's probably convalescing at the moment. perhaps you will love you is i need you to go as your partner with you the opportunity to choose another by the office phone is never going to be clean a should probably be quite good. tell you how happy, where would it be? great foxtrot that i thought that was something you did in a horse a family reunion i, i guess how soon because you've already signed off to the motion version control close. yeah, we don't want to talk about that. now we can talk about that really. we're in the no, no, get, get the kids out the shot. now we're not talking about that. i think that it would be great if sarah ferguson fergie and she's not even in the rough i'm anymore. if you're back to my i, when i did her spitting image many years ago, i used to make her talk like this sort of thing. and i gave her this laugh, which was

so where we acknowledge is a nice way to put it, i guess, but even of the prince charles was there. i mean, i think sometimes we may need is good that barbados will got rid of the queen as an estate. does that mean in barbados? is it fully in the country that can on its own economy that isn't in the close of the west? absolutely not. this is invalid change on, but it doesn't mean necessarily that much meaningful jake, unfortunately. okay, now to how you begin this book, which will up all the jacket bins watching this program i guide suggest, do you talk about emanuel? can't a i, as an architect of racist philosophy of the he was used as a justification for colonial genocides that preceded him. and went on after and go on to say, you can say similar things about voltaire. hey, go right up to darwin, right up to canes. and his attitude about the i m f being able to be used in case a monkey house was created in former colonies. what have you go against the enlightenment? or the 11th is just white supremacy with good p r. i mean, the very idea, the notion that you, that knowledge spread

i would say all the and of course prince charles the to the throne did acknowledge the argument. some of the arguments in this book is so, so are we acknowledged use is a nice way to put it, i guess. but i mean, even if any of the prince charles was there, i mean, i think sometimes we may need is good that barbados will get rid of the queen as an estate. does that mean that barbados is, is a fully independent country that can run its own economy that isn't in the clause of the west? absolutely not. this is invalid change. and, but it doesn't mean necessarily that much a meaningful jake, unfortunately. okay, now to how you begin this book, which will appall all the jacket bins watching this program. i'd suggest you, you talk about emanuel can't a, as an architect of racist philosophy. the he was use of the justification for colonial genocides that preceded him and went on after and go on to say, you can say similar things about voltaire. hey, go right up to darwin right up to canes. and his attitude about the i m f being able to be used in case monkey house was created in former c

we were told prince charles was going to be there, prince edward was going to be there, prince edward was going to be there. prince andrew has been kept firmly away from the limelight. he did not go to the church with the rest of the family. he is very much in the background now because of his association with jeffrey epstein and elaine maxwell who is currently on trial in america. he himself is a subject in a single case at the moment. a lot has happened this year and a lot of it played out in the media and not things the family wanted to see out in the open. for example the continuing accusations coming from meghan and harry of racism. accusation that meghan�*s mental health was not looked after. all of which has been denied by the family. i am hoping, which has been denied by the family. iam hoping, they which has been denied by the family. i am hoping, they are hoping that they will have more positive light next year. they will have more positive light next ear. ., ., ., ,, , next year. charlotte, thank you very much. next year. charlotte, thank you very much- she — next year.

prince charles and his wife camilla, prince edward and his wife camilla, prince edward and his family and the duke and duchess of gloucester. they are here and we saw them going to church earlier. we have not seen the queen yet, we think she has gone to a private service at her private chapel within the grounds of the castle and we will not see her until the message later on today. that message is going to be a very personal one. she will be reflecting on what has been an incredibly difficult year for her and people right across the world with the loss of her husband and april, i think a lot of us will remember those absolutely heartbreaking pictures of her sat alone at his funeral. it has been a really, really tough year for the queen and that is why i'm sure her family really wanted to be with her today. next year is going to be a huge event for her. it it's her platinumjubilee. 70 huge event for her. it it's her platinum jubilee. 70 years on the throne, an incredible amount of time. and we know there are going to be lots of events planned for that and also there is going to be even

charles and his wife the duchess of cornwall, prince edward and his family and the duke and duchess of gloucester. and behind me, through those gates, there will be a church service at half past ten, attended by those six members of the family. the queen will not be there. has already apparently granted church in her private chapel and we will not see her till later this afternoon when she will deliver her message to the nation. as we heard just nine is going to be a very personal one, reflecting on the loss of her husband. reflecting on the loss of her husband-— reflecting on the loss of her husband. ., ., ., husband. looking ahead, to her latinum husband. looking ahead, to her platinum jubilee _ husband. looking ahead, to her platinum jubilee next _ husband. looking ahead, to her platinum jubilee next year - husband. looking ahead, to her platinum jubilee next year it - husband. looking ahead, to her| platinum jubilee next year it will be tinged with sadness for her because all other jubilees be tinged with sadness for her because all otherjubilees she was being supported by pri

in a speech to mark the occasion, prince charles acknowledged british history on the caribbean island had forever been stained by the atrocity of slavery. from bridgetown, here's daniela routh. >> the shifting sands of constitutional change, this is now the republic of barbados. practically, things look the same. symbolically, it is very different. the show of self-confidence and a clean break froaspects of a colonial past. >> the order of freedom in barbados. >> the first major event hosted, the national honor ceremony in bridgetown. the honor system has been restructured and references to the british crown removed. >> national hero of barbados. >> among those recognized, rihanna, violence most successful export, who came home to witness the birth of this new republic. she was honored as a national hero. >> barbadian's are proud people, we are probably the proudest people i know. and no matter where i go in the world, i take that pride with me. no matter where we go. the world will know -- i will be to the day i die. this is still the only place i've ever called home. >> last night,

charles and camilla at windsor castle and the biblical city of bethlehem keeping the christmas spirit alive even without tourists for the second year in a row in italy, the pope speaking today from the central balcony of st. peter's basilica with thousands, but far less than usual, of faithful. he spoke about the importance of staying connected during the pandemic italy ha canceled all new year's celebrations and as omicron cases spike new restrictions are coming in across europe, shuttering bars and restaurants, limits on social gatherings, and the netherlands even in a full lockdown. back home in the u.s., the president and first lady meeting virtually with american service members stationed around the world. >> thank you, thank you, thank you it's a poor substitute for what you are missing. we are grateful for your courage, your sacrifice. >> reporter: sacrifice is what so many are feeling tonight. >> as the carol says, the hopes and fears of all the years are met in need tonight. i wish you all a very happy christmas. >> reporter: molly hunter, nbc news, london >>> well, this morn

an armed intruder was arrested on the grounds of windsor castle with the queen, prince charles, and camilla spending christmas. the man was carrying an offensive weapon. the suspect trespassed onto the ground this morning, but did not get inside of any buildings. the 95-year-old monarch delivered her annual christmas broadcast from windsor castle, and it was her most personal message yet. she dedicated much of the address to prince philip, her husband of 73 years who died in april at the age of 99. >> in the months since the death of my beloved philip, i have drawn great comfort from the warmth and affection of the many tributes to his life and work. life consists of final partings as well as first meetings. as much as i and my family miss him, i know he would want us to enjoy christmas. >> the first christmas broadcast was in 1932 by george v. it's a tradition that continues to this day, and so it is apparently rain. >>> cloudy conditions over the san francisco skyline, and bringing in mr. darren peck to tell us what is next. >>> this will not end until about thursday, and it will get noti

charles and his wife camilla, prince charles and his wife camilla, prince edward and his family, his children and wife and the duke and duchess of gloucester. she will not be alone as it was just her and prince. isolating —— prince philip isolating some more of a family christmas this year and i don't know if you can see behind me that in the turret windows of windsor castle there are a few sparkling christmas trees so it is getting festive and i'm sure it is so inside the castle. there will be a church service attended by some members of the family at st george's chapel. you will remember that from megan and harry's wedding. the queen will not be there and we think she would be going to a private service in her private chapel this morning before getting ready for a family christmas with herfamily getting ready for a family christmas with her family here at windsor. as people gathered for last night's midnight mass, the head of the roman catholic church in england and wales urged the government not to bring back restrictions on churches to combat covid. in a bbc interview, the ar

and yet, prince charles was, as you know, at the declaration of barbados's independence. what did he do? he talked about "the appalling atrocity of slavery." he called it the darkest days of our past. was he wrong to do that? no, he wasn't. the transatlantic slave trade was completely abhorrent. of course he wasn't wrong to do that. but my point is, we are in a world where we face increasingly aggressive authoritarian nations. we see on the border of ukraine russian forces lined up. we're seeing china flex its economic muscles, notjust across south east asia, but across the world. and, yes, of course we need to talk about our past, but i want us to spend more time talking about where we are now, the fact that we are a free country, that we are a democracy. we believe in individual liberty, we give opportunities to everybody in our society. it doesn't matter if you're black or lgbt or a woman, you have opportunities here in britain. what i'm saying is the excessive introspection does give succour to our adversaries. the question i want to ask is whether people having a deb

a lot of controversy in entertainment tonight tonight indeed to prince charles was in barbados, barbados, just a. >> became a republican right. there are no longer part of the coming 3 and i was there for a big ceremony. certainly around the world. the. the people are watching the royal says as they they sometimes do always been isn't true. and the entertainment tonight to get the full story at 7.30 on kron. 4 news at 5. that is it for us. the news at 6 is next. a lot more ahead there. our coverage continues with pam moore and ken way. all right. grant, thank you. thank you very much. coming up, tonigot at 6 o'clock oakland's police chief speaking out about the violence that's plaguing his city. this after the city has promised to add more officers to the force, the steps the department is taking to tackle crime smash-and-grab robberies becoming much more common in the bay area. tonight we're talking to the president of the retail association. >> he's calling these crimes domestic terrorism. i'm ken wayne. i'm pam moore. the news wayne. i'm pam moore. the news at 6 is next. from one mome

but prince charles clifford has details. >> well, last week the biden administration announced new restrictions on people flying into the u.s. their goal is to slow down the spread of the omicron variant of coronavirus. and today those restrictions kicked in starting on monday. all international travelers bound for the u.s. must be tested for covid-19 prior to departure. >> this applies to vaccinated and unvaccinated people. passengers must show their negative test results to the airline before boarding the flight at sfo on monday. travelers arriving from japan said they did have to be tested within one day of departure and the people we spoke to were okay with that. yes, monday states. good idea. i think testing is a good idea. wanting to take no chances. this woman actually got tested twice once 72 hours before departure and again, a day before leaving in japan. it's it was ok. >> from tokyo is okay. but i kind of plan for it because i knew that to change was coming and i wasn't hurt. my three-day test was going to work or not. so that part was okay for me, but i'm sure it's difficult for a l

i would say for me and of course prince charles, we add to the throne, did acknowledge the argument. some of the arguments in this book is so. so are we acknowledge you is a nice way to put it, i guess. but i mean, even if the princess was there, i mean, i think sometimes we may, is good that barbados is got rid of the queen is out of state. does that mean that barbados is, is a fully independent country that can on his own economy.

charles and camilla, duchess of cornwall, walking toward st george's chapel, two hours before those pictures, rather, we know that a teenager armed with what police describe as an offensive weapon was arrested within the grounds of windsor castle. we know that security process were triggered within moments of their men entering the grounds. he did not enter any buildings and the royalfamily were informed. we know this is a 19—year—old from southampton. he is now in custody, arrested on suspicion of breach of trespass of a protected site and possession of an offensive weapon. sarah cambell of an offensive weapon. sarah campbell speaking _ of an offensive weapon. sarah campbell speaking earlier. - the leader of the roman catholic church, pope francis, in his annual christmas day speech, has said the effects of the pandemic threatened efforts to resolve conflicts on an international level. around the world there were smaller crowds at church services and other events because of the coronavirus outbreak. sadat ahmed bakir has this report. mass wearing masks. that is the theme of the

she'll be spending the day at windsor with prince charles, camilla and other members of herfamily. the queen's speech — broadcast later today — is expected to be a personal reflection on a difficult year, following the death of her husband, prince philip. nicholas witchell reports. morning service at windsor castle. members of the royal family, though not the queen,

while prince charles did attend the ceremony in the capitol bridge time on behalf of the queen, where governor general sandra mason was sworn in as the island president. and he expressed hope, see that ye, kay. and barbados would remain strong friends, but they're all concerns at the transition. could encourage other members of the british commonwealth like australia and jamaica to jump ship to striding historian, jennifer hawking told me it is wrong. the g for countries to gain full independence is tremendously significant. of course, this is really mocking the final saver, an unsolved slot walked before my colonial ties to britain. it's, you know, these aquatic soon re, connections that remain with the colonizing power for a long time, even after independence has taken hold. sorry, it's taken that long. both full, the legal requirements are constitutional issues to be worked through. and of course, to gain the popular momentum for a change by thieves which does tight some generations for it to really tight hold of the population to support it. as indeed i had in right number in barb

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charles for services to motorsport. he was recognised in the 2021 new years honours list after equalling michael schumacher�*s record of seven f1 titles and took his proud mum along with him. sir lewis hamilton there. you can follow the second ashes test in adelaide on the bbc sport website, australia are without their captain pat cummins after he was identified as a close contact of a positive covid case. but from me and the team, that's all your sport for now. well, as cheetan mentioned, you can follow the latest from the second ashes test in adelaide online but if you can't wait for that, fear not. our reporter tanya dendrinos has been keeping her eye on the action, tanya, cummins would be very disappointed? absolutely, he came out so well in that first test, leading australia to a solid career there and unfortunately it is no longer any world we live in, injury and performance that players need to worry about, he's been brought to close contact of someone who tested positive to covid—19 after eating at a restaur

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well, i do get the feeling sometimes at prince charles. he must be dying to be king now. and he must be like encouraging his mom to go and dancing on. i a would be a special show tonight if that happened with their mentors. and it's a sort of slight tone old. i don't know, but more trouble than somebody like jeremy by on the program today. we have a royal slipping on ice o slipping on ice like it. jeremy vine, that's brilliant. i mean that you'll you sound more like jeremy vine than he does. merry christmas and happy new year to everybody, but to take care. a mom, try this one. this one doesn't know what she sounds like these days. i think she's still sort of tightly kept like, they're like a pass. a newer somebody told me the wrong mimics. and apparently a chem cues we heard are referred to as an amazing mimic apartment. there will be no charles as you know because of his love of the goods used to do, but i made it down devices. you know, he was very good out. that was a film of them and personally characters from the goods. i think you have to think that they were all r

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the queen will spend christmas day at windsor castle with members of herfamily, including prince charles and camilla, the duchess of cornwall. in the us, a former police officer has been found guilty of manslaughter for the fatal shooting of a black motorist. kimberly potter killed daunte wright in the state of minnesota earlier this year. our north america correspondent, david willis, reports. it was a routine traffic stop on a sunday afternoon in april. police in a minneapolis suburb ordered 20—year—old daunte wright from his car and were attempting to arrest him when things went terribly wrong. as daunte wright tried to escape, the officer wearing the body camera, threatened to taser him. taser, taser, taser! but only once she pulled the trigger did she realise she'd mistaken her gun for a taser. kimberly potter was arrested three days after daunte wright died of a single gunshot wound to the chest. giving evidence in her own defence, potter told the court the killing of daunte wright was an innocent mistake. i remember yelling, "taser, taser, taser." and nothing happened. and the

well, i do get the feeling sometimes at prince charles. he must be dying to be king now. and he must be like encouraging his mom to go on dancing on. i a would be a special show tonight if that happened with their members of the royal family. it's a sort of slight tone all to a bit more trouble. then somebody like jeremy by hand on the program today. we have a royal slipping on ice. i was slipping on ice like jeremy vine. that's brilliant. i mean that you know, you sound more like jeremy vine than he does merry christmas and happy new to everybody, but to take care. i can go on a patient of our majesty kate. so i went there, mom, try this one. this one doesn't know what she sounds like these days. i think she still sort of tightly kept like they're like a path. a newer somebody told me that mimics and apparently a chem cures we've heard or referred to, is an amazing mimic. apparently, there will be no charles as you know because of his love of the goods used to do. yeah. but i made that devices and already he was very good out that those are film of them and personally ch

at 8:30am, about two hours after we saw those pictures of prince charles and camilla, the duchess of cornwall, walking towards st george's chapel, two hours before, rather, we know a teenager armed with what the police have described as an offensive weapon was arrested within windsor castle�*s grounds. superintendent rebecca mears from thames valley police said security processes were triggered within moments of the man entering the grounds. he did not enter any buildings. the royalfamily were informed. we know this is a 19—year—old from southampton. he is now in custody, arrested on suspicion of breach of trespass of a protected site and possession of an offensive weapon. the leader of the roman catholic church, pope francis, in his annual christmas day speech, has said the effects of the pandemic threatened efforts to resolve conflicts on an international level. around the world, there were smaller crowds at church services and other events because of the coronavirus outbreak. sadat ahmed bakir has this report. mass wearing masks. that is the theme of the day, of this second

at 8:30am, about two hours after we saw those pictures of prince charles and camilla, the duchess of cornwall, walking towards st george's chapel, two hours before, rather, we know a teenager armed with what the police have described as an offensive weapon was arrested within windsor castle's grounds. superintendent rebecca mears from thames valley police said security processes were triggered within moments of the man entering the grounds. he did not enter any buildings. the royalfamily were informed. we know this is a 19—year—old from southampton. he is now in custody, arrested on suspicion of breach of trespass of a protected site and possession of an offensive weapon. the leader of the roman catholic church, pope francis, in his annual christmas day speech, has said the effects of the pandemic threatened efforts to resolve conflicts on an international level. around the world there were smaller crowds at church services and other events because of the coronavirus outbreak. sadat ahmed bakir has the report. mass wearing masks. that is the theme of the day, of this second chris

i would say for me and of course prince charles the edge of a throne did acknowledge the argument, some of the arguments in this book. so, so are we acknowledged use is a nice way to put it, i guess. but i mean, even if the princess was there, i mean, i think sometimes we may need is good that barbados, who got rid of the queen as an estate. does that mean the barbados is, is a fully independent country that can run its own economy that isn't in the clause of the west? absolutely not. this is invalid change. and, but it doesn't mean necessarily that much a meaningful jake, unfortunately. okay, now to how you begin this book, which will up all the jacket bins watching this program. i'd suggest you, you talk about emanuel can't a, as an architect of racist philosophy of the he was used as the justification for colonial genocides preceded him and went on after and go on to say, you can say similar things about voltaire. hey, go right up to dar when right up to canes, and his attitude about the i m f being able to be used in case a monkey house was created in former colonies. what have you

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she'll be spending the day at windsor with prince charles, camilla and other members of herfamily. the queen's speech, broadcast later today, is expected to be a personal reflection on a difficult year, following the death of her husband, prince philip. nicholas witchell reports. morning service at windsor castle. members of the royal family, though not the queen, joined the congregation at st george's chapel. happy christmas. merry christmas. the royal party was led by the prince of wales and the duchess of cornwall, who arrived on foot. the queen's christmas broadcast — at three o'clock this afternoon — will be an unusually personal one. she's expected to reflect on the death of her husband, prince philip, earlier this year. in his christmas message from canterbury cathedral, the archbishop of canterbury, justin welby, reflected on the impact of the pandemic. we all face uncertainty, uncontrollability and unpredictability. whether we are working in sage or the cabinet, to each one of us, from huge companies to those who are sleeping rough. at the vatican, pope francis spoke a

i would say for me and of course prince charles, the edge of the throne did acknowledge the argument, some of the arguments in this book. so where we acknowledge is a nice way to put it, i guess, but even the end of the print cells was there. i mean, i think sometimes we may need is good that barbados will get rid of the queen as an estate. does that mean in barbados? is it fully in the country that can run its own economy that isn't in the clause of the west? absolutely not. is a symbolic change on, but it doesn't mean necessarily that much of meaningful jake, unfortunately. okay, now to how you begin this book, which will pull all the jacket bins watching this program, i'd suggest you, you talk about emanuel can't a, a, as an architect of racist philosophy. the he was used as a justification for colonial genocides that preceded him and went on after and go on to say, you can say similar things about voltaire. hey, go right up to darwin right up to canes. and his attitude about the i m f being able to be used in case a monkey house was created in former colonies. what have you got ag

prince charles, out in barbados, apologizing for britain's pass right away. and back to kata, if it's ok, i would have been a muffler, a mara, i here to play in making a rough, but i want to be is that matter tomorrow because he's heading on something that has an end. i think that you're going in the same direction, which is the 1st, the 3rd well cup in the middle east. that is exceptional. are we missing that story? his method. when you hear the end of the video, please response is going to be also an occasion for communities while you're here in a car to see the great adversity of identity and also to go to support their national teams who are going to come here and cut off from a stop this event actually for parties for the whole region. and this is really would be an interesting, you know, our goal them opportunity to see about yeah, i think he's absolutely spot on. i think this is a torment that needs to happen in terms of it not only being organized by fi, fi, it being a game that will be broadcasted internationally on. our football needs this. we have

the queen will spend christmas day at windsor castle with members of herfamily, including prince charles and camilla, the duchess of cornwall. the christmas story has been told many times, but you've never seen it like this. one chapel near swansea has enlisted its congregation's dogs to perform this year's nativity. the cast includes finley and fearne, who played mary and joseph, margaret the jack russell pug—cross as the babyjesus, and three wise whippets played by edna, betty and topsy. the chapel said they wanted to "cheer people up". this is bbc news. iam not i am not sure literally how to follow that. i think it is time for the weather. yes, it is the weather! and our lovely carol kirkwood is here, a human being, thank goodness! hello again and merry christmas to you. if you were hoping for a white christmas, for most of us we will not see it, in fact it will be quite mild many parts of the uk. today will be mild for many of us, we still have morning fog to lift and care from some areas and we also have rain spreading east. what has been happening is this weather front has produc

i would say for me and of course prince charles, the edge of the throne did acknowledge the argument, some of the arguments in this book. so where we acknowledge is a nice way to put it, i guess. but even if the princess was there, i mean, i think sometimes we may need is good that barbados will got rid of the queen as an estate. does that mean in barbados? is it fully in the country that can on its own economy that isn't in the close of the west? absolutely not. this is invalid change on, but it doesn't mean necessarily that much of meaningful jake, unfortunately. okay, now to how you begin this book, which will pull all the jacket bins watching this program, i'd suggest you, you talk about emanuel can't a, i, as an architect of racist philosophy. the he was use of the justification for colonial genocides that preceded him and went on after and go on to say, you can say similar things about voltaire. hey, go right up to darwin right up the canes. and his attitude about the i m f being able to be used in case a monkey house was created in former colonies. what have you got against the