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ah, i'm nicholas. this is in your life. are coming up in the next 60 minutes, worrying sides in yemen, agreed to extend a nation wide truce for another 2 months, but major differences remain in the efforts to end the war. the world's major oil produces agree to increase outputs, they're making up for lost production, restoring energy prices caused by the war and ukraine. pakistan cuts, fuel subsidies for a 2nd time in a week. it's trying to stabilize the economy, but millions are struggling to make ends meet for celebrating queen elizabeth's a platinum jubilee britain kicks off 4 days of festivities, smog, 70 years since she took her throat. and i'm he the same with your sport, the future of women's tennis will be on full display of the french open final 21 year old and world number one eager should be on take face to face teenage sensation, cocoa gulf in the cider at roland garris. ah said the newest president joe biden has welcome the extension of a truce between ye. evans, warring parties saying it's time to work for per

the capitol kissimay, who is in missouri, washing before i believe those kitchen in your school with nicholas yeah. were you just showed those defeat in mala lee it was always labeled with ah, once in the capitol, refugees are housed either in people's homes or at places like this. and exhibition center. in the 1st days of the refuge is being here, we observed in a surprising situation for us when people and he got to live the language they speak, they all united that on the refugees and organized different volunteering groups. half of the reason i was i started doing that is just the feel safely of a community of people and to share our fears, to share our anxiety. because it was a lot of panic in the 1st place. i mean, people are leaving mold all by. meanwhile, outside the russian embassy kiss not a daily protest encourage his passing cause to santa horns in solidarity with ukraine. diana of yankee is one of the rank of us. why not a science? it's devoid. yep. so you know, you've been with us more than anyone. doesn't think casara pieces she got on it when you're out working with the refuge

here's our royal correspondent, nicholas witchell. after the ceremonial and spiritual, it was time for ajubilee party. they had taken their seats in the royal box, tens of thousands had packed the mall and first on stage, who else but queen and brian may? the bbc concert had begun inside buckingham palace with one of those jaw—dropping moments. a tea party with a peruvian—born bear called paddington. thank you for having me. i hope you're having a lovelyjubilee. tea 7 oh, yes, please! oh, dear. perhaps you would like a marmalade sandwich? i always keep one for emergencies. so do i. i keep mine in here. for later. who would have believed it? this monarch still enjoys springing a surprise. outside, the concert was getting into full swing. there was music and the waving of union flags. some waving with more vigour than others. and as day gave way to night, the focus shifted prince william spoke of the need to protect the planet. my own grandmother has been alive for nearly a century. today in 2022, as the queen celebrates her platinu

much for joining us. iran and venezuela have signed a 20 year corporation agreement during president nicholas morals trip to day. ron. the deal means they will work together in areas including oil, petro chemicals, tourism, and culture. the u. s. has sanctioned both countries and in recent years they have expanded their relationship. victoria gate and b begins are coverage with this report. venezuela's, president nicholas maduro and iran's president abraham racy, meet in tay ran and agree on a 20 year cooperation deals were love all the matter with this government co operation has taken place in the fields of energy, economy, science, agriculture and defense girls, the signing of this agreement is another step in expanding relations in the coming years. venezuela's place ties with the ran date back to its former president hugo chavez. but under missouri, the to opec members had become closer since both was sanctioned by the united states. by massey handle, we will be witnesses in the coming years. our countries will confront the difficulties they face and create a new world the youth and vene

>> john: judge salas, we got news he has been charged with attempted murder, nicholas roske. we will follow the case against him. judge salas, thank you for coming on today and sharing what i know is a daily horror for you and we really appreciate you sharing your thoughts with our audience. >> thank you, mr. roberts. >> sandra: wow, we will certainly continue to bring you the news on the 26-year-old who was found outside of the justice's home as the news comes in, he is expected in court shortly. thanks to the judge for joining us. meanwhile, while americans have to reach deeper into their pockets to fill up their cars, one democratic senator is bragging about breezing by the gas stations because she is drives an e.v. >> on the issue of gas prices, waiting a long time to have enough chips to get my electric vehicle i got it and drove it from michigan to here this last weekend and went by every single gas station and didn't matter how high it was. >> sandra: ok, one thing she did not mention, how expensive electric vehicles are in the country and how difficult they are to be

our royal correspondent nicholas witchell was there. for all that she wants thejubilee to be about local communities creating their own special memories, in the end, it's all about her. after all, there wouldn't be a platinum jubilee if there weren't a monarch who served for 70 years. it was her that the crowds had come to see. the queen appeared on the balcony of buckingham palace, but for the first time in her reign, she did not attend trooping the colour herself. that's just too physically demanding for her now. earlier, it had been the prince of wales who'd led the royal party from buckingham palace down to horse guards. also riding on horseback behind charles were prince william, the duke of cambridge, and princess anne, the princess royal. and riding together in one of the carriages, the cambridges�* three children, prince george, prince louis, waving away happily in the middle, and princess charlotte. hello! and the more the crowd waved, the more louis waved, until his sister decided that that was probably enough. as the proces

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s. refused to recognise the reelection of new president nicholas madeira washington, instead referring to an opposition leader. one boy was the legitimate president dependent whaler was also executed from this month's summit of the americas, which was held in los angeles. however, with oil prices on the rise due to western sanctions against russia, washington as being forced to make overtures into its rival the this month speech. 6 of the house, nancy pelosi could no longer remember who one boyd was. the person that you recognise as the leader, the leader is not here. what do you think about this of one way though? here? by whom? one, why do we take this message? to motions and acting functions against caracas, venezuela was one of the u. s. s biggest oil suppliers, but since they're in position and 2019 impose from the country of all mess declined to stagnation point. however, 50 percent jumping oil prices under worst inflation in the us in years appears to be leading to a shift policy vice chair of the libertarian national committee in the us of in vogue. i think the current crisis i

we were right about nicholas sandmann. we were right about ferguson. we were right about cambridge, we are right about uva, we were write about duke lacrosse, right about baltimore, maryland, the russia hoax for three years, we are proven right and are even right on the hunter biden laptop story. these are not insignificant moments. in the case of the russia hoax, those lies went on for three long years and dragged the country through hell, and none of the allegations in that dirty dossier were true. none of the alpha bank allegations were true. >> and all of those stories you just mentioned had a common thread, a common mantra, sean, and that is you are guilty until proven innocent, not the other way around. whether you want to bring up richard jewell or nicholas sandmann, and i think sandman here is probably the most relevant person to think about, if johnny depp's next move in court is to go after "the washington post," because you remember "the post" along with cnn where suit of defamation by a high school student to the tune of say $275 million ea

nicholas witchell, bbc news, buckingham palace. during those events, people from all over the uk and those visiting from many parts of the world gathered to stand in the crowd and watch the ceremonies. my colleague reeta chakrabarti spoke to some of the spectators. it was ten deep on the mall as people gathered to watch the parade. those at the back couldn't really see much but that seemed to bother absolutely no—one. it's incredible! i've never seen it like this, and itjust really feels like a very special occasion. we're delighted to be here. you can't see very much from back here. does that matter? no. do you know what's actually really helpful? all of the cameras in front of us. we've been getting some quite good shots of what's going on anyways. some people have travelled thousands of miles to be here. you came from canada? yeah. oh, my goodness! specifically for this? specifically for this. her majesty's platinum jubilee. we came here ten years ago for the diamond jubilee. extraordinary! thank you. and why — why have you

nicholas witchell, was watching. cheering the closing moments of a memorablejubilee celebration. back on to the palace balcony, came the queen accompanied by prince charles and the duchess of cornwall and the cambridges. 0ne current and three future monarchs, charles, william, and george. it was the image which the crowd had been hoping to see, an image which emphasises the institution's continuity. a monarch who's reigned for 70 years looking to the future and offering reassurance. the national anthem was sung with feeling. the balcony appearance was the climax to an afternoon ofjubilee pageantry. it had all been very british, the story of the seven decades of the queen's reign. the sights, the sounds, the dance moves. the faces and all those memories. the organisers had called this section the time of our lives. this being the story of britain, there was a good sprinkling of the mildly eccentric on two wheels and on three, all of which, it must be said, were going rather better than this four—wheeler. leading the pageant was the gold coach, the coach that had taken the queen

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s. refused to recognize the reelection of president nicholas madeira washington, instead referring to opposition leader one guido, as the legitimate president, venezuela was also excluded from this month. the summit of the americas, which was held in los angeles. however, with oil prices on the rise due to western sanctions against russia, washington has been forced to make overtures to its rival. earlier this month, the speaker of the house, nancy pelosi could no longer remember who one quite was the person that you recognize the leader democratic leader in minutes. it is not here. what do you think about what long wait here? by whom? why, why don't we take this message back prior to washington, and i can sanctions against caracas. venezuela was one of us biggest oil suppliers, but since they're in position in 2019 imports from the country have almost declined to stagnation point. however, if 50 percent jump in oil prices and the worst inflation in the u. s. in years appears to be leading to a shift and it's policy, vice chair of the libertarian national committee in the u. s. are in

nicholas witchell, bbc news, at buckingham palace. in the 70 years the queen has been on the throne, many politicians have come and gone, including 14 us presidents. the bbc�*s sophie long reports on the queen's relationship with america and its leaders. queen elizabeth's leading role in the special relationship between britain and the united states dates back before her accession to the throne. reporter: princess elizabeth plays hostess to the truman l family... the first of the 13 us leaders her majesty met was president truman in 1951, when she was princess elizabeth. dwight eisenhower was president when she made her first state visit in 1957. reporter: neil armstrong, | the first man on the moon led the way on this historic day... americans have had some issues with royal protocol. after landing on the moon, astronauts neil armstrong, michael collins and buzz aldrin visited buckingham palace. collins is reported to have almost fallen down the stairs in his efforts not to turn his back on the queen. we're going to do a photo? sub

nicholas witchell, bbc news. # god save the queen #. and we will have more in the course of this half hour and the queen's long reign and how it's affected australia. uefa have apologised to liverpool and real madrid fans affected by the chaos at the champions league final in paris last saturday night. in a statement, they said, "no football fan should be put in that situation, and it must not happen again." french president emmanuel macron says ticket holders who were blocked from entering the stadium should be reimbursed "as fast as possible". here's 0lly foster. there's been a lot of anger directed towards the french authorities and european football's governing body uefa, because they were very quick to push the narrative that this was down to the late arrival of fans at the stadium. remember, kick—off delayed in that final by 35 minutes between real madrid and liverpool. then they pointed towards thousands of counterfeit tickets, and the french interior minister sort of pointed towards the fact that this was an english football p

nicholas witchell, bbc news. ukraine took on scotland in a long delayed world cup qualifier earlier. they pulled off a stunning victory to reach the play—offs. our correspondentjoe inwood watched the game in a barracks in the capital kyiv and sent this report. this is no normal world cup qualifier, and these are no normal fans. these young ukrainians have all volunteered to join the fight against russia's invasion. 23—year—old alex used to be a software engineer. he will soon be heading to the front. i will be really proud of myself, because i'm doing a really great thing for my country. football is a big deal here, even in the darkest of times. everybody, especially the ukrainian team, feel their responsibility, because they want to show to us that they are fighting too. now, of course, normally for a game this significant, this significant, all the bars, the restaurants, the sports pubs would be packed, but of course there's a curfew, and so people are watching it at home — or, in this instance, in thei

says nicholas roske traveled across the country from californir 1:00 a.m. outside the suburban d.c. home of supreme court justice brett kavanaugh, with a backpack carrying a knife, a glock, ammunition, pepper spray, and zip ties. according to an affidavit, the 26-year-old admitted he bought the gun with the intention of breaking into the justice's home and killing him. but local police tell cbs news roske called 911 on himself. court filings from prosecutors say roske was upset about the leaking of that draft opinion indicating the court is poised to overturn abortion rights, and was concerned kavanaugh would rule to loosen gun laws. ( protest chants ) his arrest comes amid fears about the safety of the justices. there have been several recent peaceful protests outside the justices' homes. the attorney general just recently ordered beefed-up protection at justices' homes. >> threats of violence, and actual violence, against the justices, of course strike at the heart of our democracy. we will do everything we can to prevent them and to hold people who do them accountable. >> reporte

nicholas witchell, bbc news. nine people have been arrested in china after a video of a brutal attack by a group of men on a woman who spurned an advance went viral. it happened in the city of tangshan in northern china. it started after a man put his hand on a woman's back in a restaurant and she pushed him away. officials say two of the women were admitted to hospital. 0ur china media analyst, kerry allen, has more about the case. surveillance footage was filmed at a restaurant in an area of northeast china called tangshan, and this footage showed a group of women in a restaurantjust enjoying a meal, minding their own business, and a man approaches one of these women and starts touching her and she is clearly uncomfortable as she tries to put him off several times, and then what happens, within a matter of seconds, the whole incident suddenly turns violent so the man starts throwing punches at one of the women, her friend rushes to defend her, and then itjust, this whole incident spirals out of control, these w

my next guest is nicholas drummond. he is a defense industry analyst and a former officer in the british army. mister drummond is good to have you with us, sir. now that these german, that this heavy weapons are on the battlefield in ukraine, where we see a difference when it comes to hell. ukraine is able to push back the russian military. well, these weapons are extremely good in their own rights, depends on how it's a 2000. is probably one of the most capable artillery pieces in service across nato . range of 70 kilometers for the latest ammunition types. able to drill about 5 rounds on target simultaneously. but ultimately, we're providing a limited quantity of these. and really what ukraine needs is, is mass, because there's no substitute for quantity as one is quality. and i'm sure you're aware of that. if i could just ask you about these weapons and delivering them, you know, the german government has been criticized massively for how long it has taken for months. how big of a hurdle or the logistics here will th

overwhelmed, and one step behind these arm groups that many fear are gaining ground in central. molly nicholas hawk al jazeera. now one of the world's biggest music festivals is welcoming back fans for the 1st time in 3 years. ah, the u. k is glass debris. festival is also celebrating his 50th anniversary. it was cancelled twice during the pandemic, and more than $200000.00 people are expected to attend. ah, your child is there with me, said robin in doha. reminder of all.

nicholas witchell, bbc news, at buckingham palace. joining me now is cindy mccreery, historian and senior lecturer at the university of sydney and a specialist in the history of the british monarchy. thanks of the british monarchy. very much forjoining us. thanks very much forjoining us. what did they make of it in australia, then? this extraordinary, eccentric, colourfuljubilee. extraordinary, eccentric, colourful jubilee. i extraordinary, eccentric, colourfuljubilee.- extraordinary, eccentric, colourfuljubilee. colourful “ubilee. i think is our colourfuljubilee. i think is your presenter— colourfuljubilee. i think is your presenterjust - colourfuljubilee. i think isj your presenterjust noted, david, it was a very british affair and most australians watched in great delight and admiration but there are already discussions in australia for what happens next for australia and other commonwealth members so i think we are enjoying the jubilee very much, appreciating the ageing —— amazing job queen elizabeth is done for 70 years a

they're saying that the kremlin has influence gustavo petro, via nicholas maduro. so there's this whole play that's been happening. and even though it was a win in terms of columbia's attempt to go back towards a democratic existence, because for the longest time, columbia has, of course, as many of us know, existed under a narco regime. in fact, many would say that it exist as a neo colonial stay of the united states is a needle partner, a partner in latin america. so this for that, for the people can be as more of a fight for democracy rather than a less right issue or a communist versus capitalist issue. very interesting. you mentioned that one of the candidates, it seems to be like a trump ask zelinski, asking tied figure in another one, also very colorful, regardless of where they stand, left or right. why do you think these candidates have gained so much popularity in columbia? in recent years, well do some better signifies a shift towards more of a country that is looking out for people. for the last few years, the columbia has a experienced an increase, the

here's our royal correspondent nicholas witchell. the final preparations are almost complete for a celebration that's been 70 years in the making. in the pre—dawn gloom of a rather damp capital city, the horse guards and others have been tracing the route to be taken by sunday's pageant. on horse guards parade, the footguards have been preparing for the event that will launch thejubilee, the first full—scale trooping the colour for three years. and outside buckingham palace, a huge stage has been under construction for saturday's bbc party at the palace. it is the platinum jubilee, an opportunity to step back briefly from everyday pressures to show appreciation to a long—reigning monarch. it's the story of all our lives, as well as the story of her life, that we're celebrating. and i think particularly at the moment, with the way the world is, the way some people feel about politics in this country and around the world, the way people feel about putin and what is happening in ukraine, you look at the queen, and you see somebody

nicholas witchell, bbc news, at buckingham palace. richard berthelsen is the royal correspondent for ctv — he's been following all thejubilee celebrations from canada. i think it's been a spectacular jubilee celebration in london, watched very closely level he sent me by people in canada and throughout the commonwealth who will have paid close attention to it. the future, i think was very much previewed on the palace balcony today, we see three future kings, the cambridge family and that duchess of cornwall being the future of the royal family. a much more slimmed—down monarchy which is going to present enormous difficulties for the rams going ahead given that there are presently 15 of them, possibly maybe not that many in the future, but the attention they deserve is going to be a big challenge for our very small royalfamily. i big challenge for our very small royal family. i went to take it forward _ small royal family. i went to take it forward from - small royal family. i went to take it forward from what i small royal family.

but he barely survived a vote of confidence from his own lo makers. nicholas, i can report as returning officer at 359 ballots, but cast no sport banners that the vote in favor of having confidence embarrass. johnston's leader was 211 folks and a vote against was a 148 french. and therefore, i can announce to parliamentary policy does have ah and our correspondence. charlotte chelsea. bill. she is standing by live there. charl. let me just go to you right now. talk us through these numbers here. 211. yes. a 148. no, absolutely those results just breaking now. i apologize. first of you even had some background noise behind me at the moment. there are some protesters here. you might hear them throughout this yes, the numbers, this was fairly pretty close. this will certainly be very bruising for the prime minister. they had been so much talk ahead of this vote about the fact that even if he did survive, the question would be by what margin and what would that mean going forward? and i think we now have our answer that this could be a very damaging for him. it could mean that you have more

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let's get down to our first question and it is from nicholas. your question, please. hello. my question is to all our panelists, what do you think, given _ the situation in ukraine and what we see is that. russian forces are bogged down in this campaign— and they have a very slow advance and success on ukrainian soil, do we think that moscow- still will be planning invasion to georgia? what is your opinion? i think you kick off with that one as a georgian mp. that is a big question. and then i would say that we live like at the foot of a volcano. we never know when that volcano erupts and which way it goes. a few months ago, it erupted and the lava went down to the to ukraine side. it can any any time erupt in completely unpredictable ways. and the truth is that we have been... tragically we got used to living at at the foot of that volcano. so any moment we are ready for a repeated invasion. and the invasions happened in �*91, �*92, 2008. but are you more worried now after the war that putin could suddenly think, hmm, i'd like to have all of georgia? that is a possibi

nicholas witchell, bbc news. # god save the queen.# stay with us on bbc news. still to come: monarch�*s best friend. why there couldn't be a platinum jubilee without some corgis. the queen and her husband began their royal progress to westminster. the moment of crowning, in accordance with the order of service, by a signal given, the great guns of the tower. tributes have been paid around the world to muhammad ali, who has died at the age of 74. outspoken but rarely outfought, ali transcended the sport of boxing, of which he was three times world champion. he was a good fighter. he fought all the way to the . end, even through his illness. yes, he did. uefa imposes an indefinite ban on english clubs playing in europe. today is the 20th anniversary of the release of the beatles�* lp sgt pepper's lonely hearts club band — a record described as the album of the century. this is bbc news. the latest headlines: 100 days since the russian invasion of ukraine and a warning of severe food shortages around the world due to the fighting. let's stay with ukraine now

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nicholas witchell, bbc news. # god save the queen. a former senior white house official has been taken into custody for defying a subpoena from the committee investigating last year's attack on the us capitol building. peter navarro is the second advisor to donald trump to be charged with contempt of congress for refusing to cooperate with the inquiry. the former president's chief strategist steve bannon faced similar charges last november after he, too, defied a subpoena. addressing reporters outside court, mr navarro said the indictment is political. what that kangaroo committee is doing right now is investigating for punitive purposes. they're essentially acting as judge, jury and executioner. their mission — their clear mission — is to prevent donald john trump from running for president in 2024 and being elected for president. and people like me are in their way. and they're not coming for me and trump, they are coming for you — all 74 million of you who voted for donald john trump. peter navarro. at least four people have

nicholas roski called 911 on himself while outside justice cavanaugh's home. he was armed with multiple weapons. authorities say the man told police that he traveled from california to kill, quote, a specific u.s. supreme court justice. he also stated that he was having suicidal thoughts. fbi knocked on the suspect's simi valley home this afternoon as part of the investigation. the 26-year-old had told authorities he was upset over the likelihood of the supreme court overturning roe v. wade and upset about the uvalde school shooting. he was armed with a handgun, a knife, pepper spray, and zip ties. >> this kind of behavior is obvi obviously is behavior we will not tolerate. threats of violence and actual violence strike at the heart of our democracy. we will do everything we can to prevent them and to hold people who doaccounble. if nvicted,he t suspecthe in this case could face 20 years in prison. the supreme court has reported an increase in threats in the weeks since a leaked draft opinion seemed to show the court ready to overturn roe v. wade. there is now

nicholas witchell, bbc news, at buckingham palace. it's a big night for tv and movie stars in los angeles. the mtv movie & tv awards which were cancelled because of covid are taking place tonight and will honour the best of the best from the last year. it's taken place at the barker hanger in la, was hosted by vanessa hudgens and there was plenty of glitz and glamour, with a raft of awards and special honours forjennifer lopez and jack black. kj matthews is an entertainmentjournalist has been following the show and shejoins me now from los angeles. thank you for being with us. tell us aboutj—lo, she won the generation e—book award. == generation e-book award. -- award. when _ generation e—book award. » award. when you see her winning that award, she is the face of mtv. she's been around for quite some time and i really believe she probably was the only one there who had the longest career, long overdue. it is wonderful to see her take the stage, still out there at the stage, still out there at the best, highest part of her care

the tourists have been able to travel to the event. nicholas hack reports from the senegalese island of sanders ah, improvising on stage is malia and jazz artists bedrock with, with a band of senegalese musician, ah, taken by the music many in the crowd are unable to keep still. among them, melinda and richard, who travelled across the atlantic from washington d. c. to attend the event. this music is really at the room visit weren't jazz, came from the power originating with the green ocean, where people chanted their stories of their families. and they use traditional instruments to accompany it, and what eventually became american jazz. had its roots here in africa in particular west africa. and we'll go from washing ged, shoot a strong jacket about music scene and we're going to really enjoy. so we thought a be interesting to come back and get a deeper understanding of what just gone and how it sounds. you with cove restrictions lifted. this 30th edition of the st. louis jazz festival is bringing hundreds of visitors. the archipelago is a unesco world heritage site. during the 2nd

our royal correspondent nicholas witchell reports. as prince of wales, his interventions over the years have led to accusations of meddling. charles is now moving ever closer to the throne so this morning's headlines suggesting he's taken a stand on the highly sensitive political issue of the government's refugee policy are potentially problematic. 10,000 migrants have arrived in britain in small boats so far this year. the prince is said to have described the government's plan to send some to rwanda as "appalling". charles�* comments are said to have been made in private conversations. they haven't been denied. the timing of the alleged remarks is particularly sensitive. yesterday, the high court refused to grant an injunction barring the first deportations, which are due to take place on tuesday. those opposed to the policy applauded the prince's alleged comments. we very much welcome what prince charles seems to have said. this policy is wrong, we believe it's unlawful and is morally indefensible. the home secretary has set great

nicholas witchell, bbc news. the south korean boy band bts are promoting their new album with pop—up shops in the united states. fans of the k—pop group lined up to show their support for the world's top—selling act. the bbc�*s azaday moshiri has this report. as the world's best—selling boy band, bts's new album has been widely anticipated. injust1.5 hours, their new music video for the title track yet to come racked up more than 9 million views. so, to celebrate the release, they've opened pop—up shops with merchandise for their american fans. i heard everybody�*s crying — a lot. yeah, it's so emotional. and it's a hot ticket — fans lined up as early as 7:00 in the morning, and some who couldn't make it even managed to rope in others. she said, "come, get in line, because i didn't have a ticket" — because sometimes, you have to buy a ticket — "just get in line, see if i can get in," so we'll the new york and los angeles stores demonstrate south korean k—pop success in breaking into americ

here's our royal correspondent nicholas witchell. the final preparations are almost complete, for a celebration that's been 70 years in the making. in the pre—dawn gloom of a rather damp capital city, the horse guards and others have been tracing the route to be taken by sunday's pageant. on horse guards parade, the footguards have been preparing for the event that will launch thejubilee, the first full—scale trooping the colour for three years. and outside buckingham palace, a huge stage has been under construction for saturday's bbc party at the palace. it is the platinum jubilee, an opportunity to step back briefly from everyday pressures, to show appreciation to a long—reigning monarch. it's the story of all our lives, as well as the story of her life, that we're celebrating. and i think, particularly at the moment, with the way the world is, the way some people feel about politics in this country, and around the world, the way people feel about putin and what is happening in ukraine, you look at the queen, and you see some

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

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