k. where vendors are doing well. take a look. the line to get into westminster hall is expected to be many kilometers long as hundreds of thousands try to get a glimpse of the queen's coffin. and his brits bid farewell to the popular monarch . they are also spending money on memorabilia and souvenirs to remember her by at the cool of britannia store. coffee mugs and sweaters. spear the queen's portrait and a slogan, gone but not forgotten. slither mocked with fish like 4 or you know hard and gone but not forgotten. that's been really popular. and here people buy in a lot, especially leticia and stores are already looking to the future. but it might take a few days to get king charles memorabilia. we haven't planned any t shirts or clothing yet, but hopefully the marks will come from thursday for king charles. yes. so veneers are also in high demand in place is far from the u. k. like in hong kong, which was ruled by britain until being handed over to china in 1997 bryan on owns house of men, a memorabilia shop. oh, why mean what

k, where birmingham has become the latest city to witness violent muslim hindu classes . trouble set up between local indian and pakistani communities outside a hindu temple that social use and footage of the classes. oh oh over the yuki have been in the greek old on rest, go to see to die for a young man from india and pakistan have been cashed. want to speech or central england a was all about a cricket match on the 28th of august. ringback in the on defeated boxed on in a cricket match. this was a 2022, a shock off and soon after that we saw cash just rocked in the streets. all one london now in the boxes are pretty passionate about it. but what's happening right now is not normal by any up sticks. we're seeing, we do all the all mos men come out where they're chanting slogans of j street rahman. although what we're essentially, they're calling out the means of their boards over each other or the actually reach the tipping point. and the community needles from on to communities in brooklyn's b came out and the read out a message. if you want to perspective your indians and boxes o

and this actually precedent in the u. k. where we had, for example, the university of glasgow doing a slavery audit, whether it's try to understand. so how have we as an institution actually benefited from a statement and i think the time is ripe for the crown to undergo most slavery and cronyism audit to actually face up their responsibilities. intriguing staff. as always it's a batavia on the program. joshua chrissy icons, thank you for your insight and for weighing in on this conversation for us. thank you. ah, you watching. devine is africa still to come basketball in berlin from africa. ah, if your ball is really above you. but 1st to the conflicts in ethiopia, there's been a sustained diplomatic push, trying to bring peace to the country's northern region to cry. with the 2 conflict parties, reportedly holding us sponsor talks in neighboring djibouti. now just days ago, the ruling to gray people's liberation, france said it was ready for a ceasefire. and peace talks with the ethiopian government in addis ababa. now the

k, where liz truss is set to become prime minister today as follows. 2 months of campaigning, sparked by the resignation of prime minister boris johnson. the outgoing prime minister has just left downing street for the last time he. johnson bowed to support his successor, and he urged the conservative party to unite behind trust. strengthening the economy will be among the new prime ministers most pressing tasks with u. k. facing a cost of living crisis and soaring energy prices, rock and roll. for more of a spring in our correspondent barbara vessel, who's standing by in london, barbara list trusses, inheriting a country in crisis. what are the biggest issue she'll have to face immediately as prime minister? the biggest issue of course, is the energy crisis. prices are exploding. how cells are looking at if 3 fold increase at the new year, the beginning of next year. and it's even worse for small, medium businesses, because they might be looking at, increases up to 10, hold off what they've been at paying so far. so this is insupportable, as well for private citizens as a, as for bri

k, where the new prime minister less trust, has begun announcing her cabinet earlier today, she gave her 1st speech as p. m pledging to boost the economy, tackle the energy crisis and improve the country's national health service trust, promise, tax cuts and security at home and abroad. britain's orth, conservative prime minister in 6 years, she's facing a raft of challenges, including a cost of living crisis, labor unrest, and soaring energy prices. so we called and left listening to some of what she had to say earlier. we will transform britson into an aspiration nation with high paying jobs, safe streets, and what everyone. everyone has the opportunities they deserve. i will take action this day and action every day to make it happen. i will take action this week to deal with energy bills and to secure all future energy supply. are corresponding bigot, mass joints is lying from london now big at the new prime minister has been announcing her cabinet picks. what kind of people is she surrounding herself with or the many difficult task ahead was really striking is that the top many

k. canada, poland, italy, and a bunch of other european nations are, are to be the guarantors of ukraine safety. basically they would again, they would share the same obligations in front of ukraine as if it was a member state of nato. for example, they are listing out the so called preventive measures. like, for example, military, you finance, infrastructure and information when it comes to supporting then direct investments into ukraine's economy and direct arms shipments to ukraine. basically what europe and the united states are already doing and this conflict. here's how president lensky, under his natal counterpart, announced these proposals have a listen. these were, this is the key issue. this great big 1st step was everybody you've done a great job. you've done a lot and work together as a team lead, but this is just the 1st step in the 1st but an essential step. so this is clearly a joint push of zalinski and, and as for rasmussen and nato to kind of engulf europe to draw it in

k where birmingham has become the latest city to witness.

and she wanted more, but this support of the u. k. where she wants it on the negotiation with european union, she's not likely oh, get it a distillate more about the issue over the northern on protocol because we've seen this trust but heads with nancy pelosi over this. what is at stake here? what is the issue? so basically, as you know, one of the reasons why the civil war could and in ireland and, and the peace treaty could be signed. it was that at the point at the time in the, in an early 99th is both countries were part of european communities and later became your and union. so that made it possible not to have border to have a self border, no border between north and, and, and north knight on andrea island because they were both part of the of the european group is and is especially the case with the of their pin union with a, with a single single market and that these border aids it's, it's crucial because if you re closed the border one way or the other, then the peace treaty reach to collapse. right? so there, but there, the

k. where in westminster hall, the oldest part of the parliament estates, he will receive the condolences of both houses of parliament, the house of lords and the house of commons. now. westminster hall itself dates back to the 11th century. if the place where king henry the 8th, was crowned at the place where guy fawkes, one of the gun powder plotters was tried, and it, it, it's the place also where from weapons they onwards, the queen's body will lie in ceremonial state for members of the public to process past it to pay their respects. so this morning the king will go there. there will be a short assoni of condolences given by the speaker of the house of commons and other members of both of those houses. and in addition to that, he will then travel up to edinburgh. and it's there that the ceremonials will continue because the queen obviously her body at the moment in the palace of holly rude house. it will be moved later on during the day down to saint john's cathedral . it's perhaps s

k. where he is the head of state. well, they're described as the realm of the high commission of the realm. while, if you are a commonwealth country and you have a diplomatic representation representation to another commonwealth country, don't have an ambassador up. you have a high commissioner, you don't have an embassy, you have a high commission. so these are the diplomatic represent representatives. all those 14 countries where king charles is also the head of state and he's been having an audience with them as well showing, i think today his white role beyond of the u. k. m. space. thank you for that. so for now we're going to go back to edwin. now where rob matheson is live for a. so rob, tell us what's happening, where you are just durham took, are you well, i think we have some technical difficulties are getting hold to rob. then we will try and come back to that when we can, but we're going to bring in tom divine. now he's a professor emeritus sat, the university of edinburgh and the author of independence or

same with us on al jazeera, more news coming up very shortly, including the latest from the u. k. where the new leader of the conservative party is due to be announced. ah, i drank assessments. how much support is there if it's straight protest that we've seen in jail across the rest of the country, the street has been very good. that's happening into the coal. confound to people across the country, informed opinions we will say more of what is happening is that climate change it making them work in depth analysis of the days global headlines. froggy is credited by some ways where they were storing italy's credibility. this critics would say he couldn't play the part of a politician. what do you think went wrong inside story on al jazeera september on al jazeera, wildly just from a 193 members state. gather the united nations general assembly with the war in ukraine and the global cost of living crisis high on the agenda. up front returns mclamore hill top through the headline to challenge the conventional wisdom. italy versus the right wing party fortelli, italia, is the head in

w. news, where we'll be bringing you live trusses 1st speech as the new u. k. prime minister. as of course, as soon as it begins, so do stay with us for now we're going to turn our attention to ukraine. united nations nuclear watched.

people across the u. k. have been wishing her. well, i want to see if we can hear some of the public reaction. hey, alissa. ah, you all soon. i wish she recovers and i hope the family that they navigate through this difficult period together, united the find peace in whatever happens. she's in very good health and i just wish you and obeys in pain. you know, carrion's room. she's very and when she enjoys doing it she's, she's been the queen as long as i've been alive. she's been the queen as long as my parents have been alive. so she's really a very, very important part of the fabric. you know, it's going to be terrible and was very sad. i think she is a very special queen. i think everybody around the world knows her are even in israel and i wish for her health and hopefully she'll always be there. i hope she. well, she recovers right side really? my i think off the couldn't just for like spectrum it cuz she's been brought frail for awhile. but you know, i guess no one thought the day would come really. so hopefully it's not as b

k. and other members of its, quote, coalition of the willing, sent hundreds of thousands of reserve troops half way around the world to iraq and afghanistan. no one said that was a sign of weakness or that it risk provoking an escalation. it was a demonstration of former republican u. s. president ronald reagan's classic doctrine of peace through show of military strength. the west has been collectively, relentlessly, bullying russia like a group of mean kids in a school yard. and like every bully, they always seem to be shocked, surprised when someone actually pushes back who's making say, want to take contributing rachel moss and way too many thanks for that. now, so be an american journalist, nobility. same mileage believes the west has no right to criticize the self determination of the people of the dumbass. nobody in the e. u has any moral right to call out anybody's democracy, given that their whole process of unifying the government and expand its authority, was defeated in refer

k. and what happens to these individuals once they are sent back to ukraine? the u. k. does not track where individuals are sent once they have returned to the ukrainian military's duty of care. so the training may not be going quite as well as plan, but the military industrial complex always comes out the ultimate winner, regardless of what happens on the battlefield. the british gulf strategy fund is invested $80000000.00 in 6 gulf countries, including saudi arabia over the last 2 years, according to its latest report, international human rights groups. the questioning the role of the fund and for the u. k. is supporting repressive states. if the gulf strategic funds still include support to government institutions in saudi arabia, the u. k. could be complicit in bodies carrying out or white washing human rights abuses. the u. k. government must ensure complete transparency of these funds and how it is supporting human rights. otherwise, the u. k is essentially supporting the continued repression of people in the kingdom fund, which is overseen by the british foreign

so this is where many people in the u. k. will really wait. what list stross has so often how she can help those people that are the poorest and society more, which is the, is really the most pressing issue for her. how is she going to deal with these problems or how she given much indication in the lead up to today's vote? one of her buzzwords and the campaign was clear plan. so she says she has a clear plan how to tackle the cost of living crisis and the energy crisis, but she hasn't really notified the british people off what is, is an announcement is expected within the next week. she says, she will then allude to what, what actually our plan is, but there is a why to debate about our economic strategy. she's standing for tax cards, she's very much a free market here. agenda is not about redistribution. and she said that, that, you know, not everything has to be viewed through the, through the glasses of redistribution. that obviously leaves the question, how is she going to help those in the u. k. that are really feeling the squeeze most

k. and what happens to these individuals once they are sent back to ukraine? the u. k. does not track where individuals are sent once they have returned to the ukrainian military's duty of care. so the training may not be going quite as well as planned, but the military industrial complex always comes out the ultimate winner, regardless of what happens on the battlefield. may too many thanks for those details. i thought i contributed rachel most in that. thank you. now the u. s. they department is calling for accountability that's off to is while admitted that there is a quote high possibility that it's so just guns down a prominent to al jazeera journalist, israel made the announcement after it concluded a probe into the events surrounding sharina thoughtless killing. in may when she was shot dead well covering and his railey military rate in the west bank its pants, that it is not possible to unequivocally determine the source of the gunfire, which hits most abu class. however, there is a high possibility that most abu at clare was accidentally hit by idea. the gunfir

her death means there will be significant changes to parts of life in the u. k . and countries where she's head of state, she will be replaced by king charles on currency and stamps, and in the national anthem and parts of the legal system, as emma hayward explains from london, hers was a long reign and many marking her death, se queen elizabeth, the 2nd was a constant in their lives, in the church of england. prayers are said every day for the monarch. oh lord showed by mercy upon us and grant her sly salvation. oh lord, save for king and mercifully heroes when we call upon thee. and while the sentiment remains, the words have changed. it is a seamless change. the prowess are for the sovereign for the queen, and now for the king, king charles. because we remember that the sovereign is the supreme governor of the church of england church of england has a particular role in due time god willing of the church will crown and anoint the new king ah. the past week has seen ritual stretching back centuries being played out. but in many ways, the british queen silently p

and we've seen that actually in the u. k. l. where for example, she disagree with margaret fletcher in terms of not something to sanction against africa, to her own advice and to her dignity ultimately prevailed. and it ended up having been the president who became a very close friend with the queen. that's the type of bond that she gave, create a sense of duty use, folk fair of dignity. and for some she did indeed represent british dignity and tradition. but they also countries where she and britain represented colonialism, oppression, economic hardship. what about that aspect of her legacy? oh, absolutely. i mean for example, well, obviously she was very troubled by, for example, the killings is over africa during the a papa regime. what she tried to do in her role was to try and promote dialogue to promote this idea that through the bonds of dignity, friendship respect. you can get to know people who you disagree with. and that's what she tried to do in many parts of the colewell certainly says as well. no, there are many par

k. parliament where they are paying their respects to queen elizabeth the 2nd, they will be signing the official condolence book. one of a number of v i. p. 's has a state figures in coming to pay their respects to britain late queen anne later we understand the president the us president and 1st lady will attend a reception hosted by his majesty can charles the 3rd. as i said, the number of foreign royal foreign heads if they have been coming in for you to pay their respects. so this is new king will be receiving them will be meeting with them later host to reception for those overseas leaders, including the u. s. president, we're looking at those live pictures at westminster hall, the oldest building in the u. k. parliament going back some 900 years. are not only joe biden and joe biden have come, but as we've been seeing, a lot of british nationals and citizens have been coming sometimes staying out in the cold all night were told to pay their final respects to britain's longest reigning monarch. all right, so i think we've got andrew simmons with us now, so he joins us from westmins

had death means there will be significant changes to parts of life in the u. k. and countries where she was head of state people will see the queen replaced by king charles on their currency and stamps and in the national anthem and possible legal system as well. in the heyward has a detail, someone heard was a long reign and many marking her death. se queen elizabeth the 2nd was a constant in their lives in the church of england. prayers said every day for the monarch. oh, lord, chose i mercy upon us. and granted sy salvation i lot said the king and massively here. when we call upon the wildest sentiment remains, the woods have changed. it is a seamless change. the prayers are for the sovereign for the queen, and now for the king king charles. because we remember that the sovereign is the supreme governor of the church of england church of england has a particular role. and to time god willing, the church will crown and anoint the new king. oh, the past week has seen rituals stretching back centuries being played out but in many ways, the british queen silently

in fact, we became the largest energy supplier to the european union in the u. k. this year where the russia will hold an emergency meeting of the un security council on friday regarding the alleged sabotaged on the north street pipelines for us marine corps intelligence offers, as scott ritter, he believes that deleted treat of the former polish foreign minister. was the truth . i don't think sikorsky said in on any meetings, i don't think gorski at any insider knowledge. i think of course you're just stating the obvious with the pipeline was blown up. he knew it was the united states. i think in this case, we just go to the one party you actually made a confession. that's the united states. president joe biden february, 8th of this year. stating very clearly that if russia were to send forces into ukraine, that united states would shut down the north stream to pipeline. and when asked why he could do how we could do that, it wasn't as a german allied cetera. he said, we'll shut it down. it appears that joe biden is, in this case, at least a man of his word. there

k, do this as it where or how well does the role family really, korea graph this. i mean, then you have to be careful not to make you look to career growth, does it because the public wants to feel that it's a natural thing don't yeah, i mean, it is very well planned and how do they do it? mainly by the history books, but by the history books with some slight amendment checking for the times, changing things, cutting things that the edges and remembering what, what they didn't have to worry about in 1952 so much the coronation was televised when the best big events, 953 that was televised, but didn't have to worry about camera angles and pesky tv crews like us. they need to make sure this is seen all around the world. and so that has to be thought about . and so that's where i think some of the i don't know the sort call going back, but certainly not got king charles and he's i think the car is simply now returning to bucking and part of suggesting to me that he is staying in carmen's house. probably still living in currents house. i mean, you know, you wouldn't ex

i think once that equation is resolved, then only we'll get more clarity on where the u. k. economy and a yuki assets are headed by mid afternoon. sterling had recovered its early losses and was trading at a $1.08, but that still more than 20 percent down on its value of a year ago. and the turmoil appears far from over poll brennan, al jazeera liverpool go to italy. now countries on cause threats 1st far right? prime minister since well will to riling coalition. and by changing the loony and tap brothers of italy, parties project take a majority of seats in parliament after sunday's election. stephanie decker reports from ron the 1st day of the new right wing reality for entity and feelings are mixed. lum, your space goal and mature of well, i expect more political self determination for italy now within the limits of the european union. so always to let ourselves be heard with a more decisive voice nor thought. i feel like a level that evidently, i'm not someone who voted for her because i'm not a supporter of the right her. this doesn't mean that i think the country wante

he was gone to the asylum in russia, where he currently lives with his wife and son. ah, now the u. k. pound is slumped to a record low against the dollar on monday is fears mount over the new government's fiscal plans in its sweeping tax. cars fell as low as $1.00. 3 in early trading, lowest level since the introduction of a decimal ization and $971.00 or 4 riling slightly to $1.07. so what does this mean, sir? people price wise is almost certain as the country runs, a trade deficit. importing woman exports. 46 percent of all food is imported. lean the price of everything from fresh vegetables to common. staples will rise. technology is going to cost more even goods made here in the u. k. could creep up if there are parts brought in from overseas. oil and gas are priced in dollars, so petula costs more at the pump. and heating a home is about to get even more expensive, just as winter approach as only exporters in terrorists are gonna benefit at cheap a pound makes it less expensive for people around the globe to buy british make goods and overseas. travelers are going to see their

k. heading under her leadership where she going to go on issues like china, for example, ukraine. the relationship with russia very easy contradiction in them. bishan 2 for global britain and the distance that the news trucks and numbers. and because we have taken from the closest neighbor, they're more intimate trading partner in the european union. so they're, they're all about proven, certainly goes through europe. and then if, if the strike is to be true to that vision, the 1st thing that you should do is ensure close and constructive relationships with a european union in europe and nation say. and you can record that probably now has been relatively poor as about the breeding as a whole. hardly any trade agreements, anything the agreement that the case has actually signed. we're just rolling over the existing agreements that the j enjoy. as a member of the european union, and those new trade agreements were far from a beneficiary for the u. k. self. so record was poor and fees to continue down the basic intellectually dishonest and effect position. a global future exists far

k. may literally be an island where we're certainly not economically an island. i think we're gonna see this actually over the winter is going to be really how much homes the you k because obviously the e u has, has big problems potentially coming this, this windsor with them, with energy shorts at schusters, possibly blackouts, et cetera. and that's gonna have lots of ripple effects for the u. k. economy through supply chains, because our economies are also in length. so, so i think it's going to be, yeah, i very much hope to see this trust working in a much more constructive way with the european union, petra's on, on the northern island protocol, which has been really at the heart of that, that the dispute with the european union, ah, where, where do you see things going and what sort of flexibility is there from brussels on this issue? are they likely to give a, give up a little bit just to be on the same page as a less stress in the british government? bossa, the e leadership, you institutions, but also see prime ministers in your state in most number space

i think once an equation is resolved, then only we'll get more clarity on where the u. k. economy and a yuki assets are headed by mid afternoon. sterling had recovered its early losses and was trading at a $1.08, but that still more than 20 percent down on its value of a year ago. and the turmoil appears far from over paul brennan.

i think once an equation is resolved, then only we'll get more clarity on where the u. k. economy and a yuki assets are headed by mid afternoon. sterling had recovered its early losses and was trading at a $1.08, but that still more than 20 percent down on its value of a year ago. and the turmoil appears far from over. paul brennan, al jazeera liverpool. the head of iran's nuclear agencies is allegations that his country breached international agreements of fabrications by israel mohammed as salami. spoke of the meeting of the un nuclear watchdog in vienna, where the revival of that ra nuclear deal is on the agenda. israel has frequently accused him wrong of enriching uranium pulse, agreed limits, heat on solving a masonic. iran has an exemplary record of cooperation with the agent. we would like to clarify that there are no undeclared nuclear materials or activities in iraq. all allegations are really based on false and fabricated information provided by the occupying ready regime mcdaniel is amec republic of around truly expect the agency to provide a report on a more pr

the u. k. economy and a yuki assets are headed by mid afternoon. sterling had recovered its early losses and was trading at a $1.08, but that still more than 20 percent down on its value of a year ago. and the turmoil appears far from over poll brennan, al jazeera liverpool. ah, this is out, is there a vizier top stories now says just to achieve something humanities never done. the full space agency deliberately crashed a spacecraft into an asteroid. millions of kilometers away. it's all to test whether we could stop objects from hitting earth by slightly changing bad trajectory. the kremlin has admitted it made mistakes in its mobilization of hundreds of thousands of reservists suffice any crane. after its font anger, protests and exodus of russian men. demonstrations have continued across the country, including in remote areas us as long russia that using nuclear weapons in the ukraine would have captains trophic consequences after russia's foreign minister pledge, full protection for regi

the weather, where the king now is, is king as well as the u. k. there are 14 other countries they will represent there . and then the 2nd part of that meeting, king charles will come in and take an oath and speak to those present. he's already the king, the he became king, the moment his mother died. but this is a rubber stamping. remember, going back years and years in history, there was sometimes questions over succession. there were sometimes wars in europe over succession. this is showing everyone that he is the rightful king. that a session council taking place on saturday. and then after that more tribute here in the, in the house of commons throughout the rest of saturday and some of the m. p. 's the senior mpg will be swearing their oath of allegiance in that saturday session to king charles or all of the employees will have a chance to do that when parliament is formerly sitting back in normal business after the period of morning, which we believe is going to go on for more than 10 more days. no formal arrangements announced yet for th

her death means there will be significant changes to parts of life in the u. k. and countries where she was head of state m, a hayward explains from london. hers was a long reign and many marking her death, say queen elizabeth, the 2nd was a constant in their lives, in the church of england. prayers are said every day for the monarch. oh lord shows i mercy upon us and grant her sly salvation. oh lord, save for king and mercifully heroes when we call upon thee. and while the sentiment remains, the words have changed. it is a seamless change. the prowess are for the sovereign for the queen, and now for the king, king charles. because we remember that the sovereign is the supreme governor of the church of england church of england has a particular role in due time god willing of the church will crown and anoint the new king ah. the past week has seen rituals stretching back centuries being played out. but in many ways, the british queen silently permeated areas of every day, life fair. and in countries where she was head of state money bearing her image will be phas

i think once that equation is resolved, then i'll never get more clarity on where the u. k. economy and a u. k. assets i headed, given what you say, then all their fans that this is basically massively unfunded tax cuts. a indeed. and then were there the unfunded aspect to it, i think is what's spooking the market 0 again to keep in mind even entering into or even before the announcement as there had been already concerns about the twin deficit that the u. k. is facing right now. so if that whole. ringback only grows larger, i mean, unless things actually pan out the way the u. k. government actually intends to. although what you see right now is there's a healthy amount of skepticism about how they think it will turn out how the government things are pan out versus how markets i think your pan out. so i think jet is the glaring whole that my kids i really struggle struggling to grapple with right now. okay, we'll leave it there. hand, turn that the exigency group. thanks for joining us. thanks. i have a me. oh, italy appears to be on course for its 1st far right, prime mini

k. italy and many other countries over the past few months. and then finally, what's perhaps also important to mention is that turkey plays a role within the trilateral agreement. it has a monitor position, but a rather small one. and i think there is both space for more turkish involvement. and of course, also more your involvement on this in order to make any agreement between the 2 countries. more credible has got plenty more still ahead on this news hour, including the passing of britain's queen. we look at what else is changing in the united kingdom, sweden's prime minister, resigns after an unprecedented wind for the far right in elections on sunday. and later in sport vs ti's big 3 superstars come to the rescue in the champions league . ah. thousands of mourners are filing past the coffin of queen elizabeth. the 2nd body will lie in state at westminster hall for the next 4 days. a 5 kilometers long q is stretching through london as people wait to pay their respects. metropolitan p

and where's the lensky trust? repeated the u. k. support for cave and its war with russia, and accepted an invitation to visit ukraine. a short while ago i spoke to our correspondent in london, beg at mass, and asked her about list trust as picks for the cabinet was really striking. is that the top many of the top positions are held by ethnic minority and he's, so it's not a cabinet full of white men, the pm, and also the deputy prime minister are both female to that is something that, that's very, very striking. the other thing that you can say is that it's, it's, it's a cabinet that's mostly consisting of supporters of list trust. so she had been urged by members of her own party by conservative observers, to build a cabinet of all talent and also reach out to people who haven't previously supported her, but she hasn't on that. so it's mostly allies, mostly from the right wing of to party and also mostly breaks the tears. so it looks like a like a cabinet that almost that she's a, she's, she's building her image when it comes t

who goes there familiar sites now flowers spread all over the u. k. but this is northern ireland, where murals color in a history that soon dark times. here it is belfast. the queen was always revered by protestant loyalists and eunice christine roberts, struggles to visualize controls, referred as a model to star, cuz it's or with known as the queen. anne, when i matter, it was the latest girl woman. you can me. so i'm up to 3 to curtain with you to get to know. yeah. murals of a different kind, a pound in republican west belfast. the conflict known by the british as the troubles slowly move towards piece a quarter century ago with a good friday agreement piece. may have brought about a new form of moderate republican politics. but in many areas such as this in west belfast, that's still a deep seated anti monarchist sentiment. these areas were, once i'll re strong holes, many people had refused to recognize the queen when she was alive. and it's the same for the new. personally, i don't kawisi or now, but i won't be going to logan. she is not. my go