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Charities have increased their support for those affected by issues around grief and loss during the national period of mourning following the death of Queen Elizabeth II.

Got a tiny baby, and i just thought he would never know who his dad was. on a visit to the regiment�*s barracks near haverfordwest, the queen requested a private meeting with sandra and the wives of the hostages. she was a genuine mum, and she could understand that i was a mum and how i must be feeling. in fact, she did say she was leaving, and she looked back and she said, "we will try our best to help your men." thankfully the hostages were released a few days later. the queen asked to meet ...

Streets as he toured the high street, getting the kind of reception people might have forgotten he would get. it hasnt always been a relationship where you would expect big crowds of people to come out cheering, but they have today, and weve seen that in the castle as well as on the street. we can see pictures of him nowjust saying a few words to those representatives of charities and civic leaders. just remind us. i think that is mark drakeford, the first minister.— first minister. that cruci...

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Any formal investiture ceremony at all, and if it will be anything on the scale of what happened in 1969. all the hints are that it would be anything like that because of the very political nature of that event. certainly comments this week we have heard that the prince of wales, the king, rather, when he was prince of wales, had said privately that he didnt want william to go through what he went through in the 1960s, when that investiture period was happening and everything that came before an...

Government the privately, but to role as his mother fulfilled it. >> in fact, as hes made very clear in that original speech, which was so moving, that he will not be involved in policy. despite his passion and how impressioned he was about climate change and other global issue, but that will be passed on and the charities will be passed on to his son, an heir, and to the other siblings perhaps. >> yeah, not all of his charities will go to his children or other members of the royal family. but h...

Future relationship that clicking will have with wales, having had such a close one as prince of wales. —— the king will have with wale. 0ver —— the king will have with wale. over the past 60 years, he has immersed himself in welsh culture and language and has got to know the people. he and language and has got to know the --eole. . , and language and has got to know the --eole. �* and language and has got to know the n-eole. �* ., people. he has, it hasnt always been a great — peo...

A bearer party to the gun carriage that is waiting, there will be a procession from westminster hall to westminster abbey, a shortjourney, and following the gun carriage will will be the king and his siblings and behind that walking side by side, vince harry and prince william. at 11am the funeral will begin, at the abbey, led by the dean of westminster, the sermon given by the archbishop of canterbury, it holds 2000 people, there will be heads of state, dignitaries, governor generals, plus memb...

Daniela relph, bbc news, sandringham. what you recognise of course is that these are the public expressions of grief and support for clean elizabeth —— grief and support for clean elizabeth -- queen elizabeth but on monday, 2000 people and all will gather in westminster abbey as part of that funeral service. as well as the family there will be others who have been invited because of some connection with the work they have done for the country and as a sign, really, of what she meant to many ...

Less than cross the border in a single day. >> bret: marie, what about that point? there is a lot of uproar about the 50 migrants were flown into marthas vineyard and the islands ability to handle them del rio, texas, dealing with tens of thousands and other cities dealing with millions, really over the years along the border. >> the immigration system is broken. this is a crisis. i think theres a big difference between the department of homeland security moving people to different cities and th...