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Amos, labour peer and recently appointed by the late queen to the order of the garter. it was your fellow parliamentarians, baroness amos, therefore that moment, and a very special moment, particularly them standing and singing god save them standing and singing god save the king in his presence. it is really special _ the king in his presence. it is really special because - the king in his presence. it 3 really special because these are moments which are both about continuity and they are about...

Border? you say no chance. rachel: i still have to take my shoes off at the air board -- airport. will: it is insane. pete you brought up that morning, one of the people who was here that morning 2001, david lee miller. zare more than anies, commemorations are taking place at each of the attack sites throughout this morning. >> president biden will speak later from the pentagon and vice president harris is traveling to the 9/11 memorial right here in new york city where she will give her remarks...

Visual reflections of what they were doing and she had to sign off on the first ever televised coronation, for instance. we read that it wasnt something she thought she wanted to do because it was a very -- it is a very sacred oath to not just the people, but to the church, but she agreed in the end to televise the coronation back in 1953 and fast forward to today -- well, yesterday, the accession, you know, king charles agreed to make that public. it had never been public before. tv and radio h...

International affairs, and focus internationally and resurge americas global leadership the way it was after world war ii, when we stood for helping the world provide for more democracy, more opportunity, and showing that american generosity was a foremost value that we have. >> jane harman, thank you so much for joining us on this solemn morning. thank you everybody here at the table for your reflections. still ahead, well return to scotland for live coverage of queen elizabeth with her final...

Adult had more hand two decades in the attack. more than 3,000 parents lost a children. more than 1600 lost a wife or husband, more than 400 first-responders died that day including 343 new york city firefighters. and now 21 years later, the pain, the suffering, and the sacrifices still continue. the latest statistics show that the cancer rate connected with the world trade center attacks has doubled over the last three years. back to you. pete: david lee miller, thank you. you were there of the...

Symbol of their connection to scotland and the place where she spent time notjust scotland and the place where she spent time not just with friends and family but with her prime ministers over the years. david cameron, gordon brown and theresa may have shared some of their memories of those trips and the reflections of the monarch they knew so well. well, the first thing was that it was just the most extraordinary privilege to spend an hour every week with, you know, really the worlds greatest p...

CAPE TOWN, SOUTH AFRICA (AP) – Across the globe, the death of Queen Elizabeth II has prompted reflections on the historic sweep of her reign and how she succeeded in presiding over the end of Britain’s colonial empire and embracing the independence of her former dominions. Tributes to the queen’s life have poured in, from […]

The victims of the north tower collapse of the world trade center. we want to bring in former secretary of state and fox news contributor mike pompeo. secretary, its good to see you this morning. thanks very much for being with me. >> maria its great to be with you this morning on this really somber, special day for america. maria: yes. and, of course, we will never forget. we are remembering the victims, we are remembering the first responders, we are remembering where america was 21 years ago....

0 in the houses where she was of course monarch, balmoral, she will lie at the palace of holyroodhouse where she came every year for a week, every summer she would be here for a week for official scottish events. then she will go to the cathedral. its been very meticulously designed for maximum ability of people to pay their respects and of course the royals will be here tomorrow. >> and the length of time its going to take, theyre estimate its going to take six hours but it could take longer. >...

You are watching bbc breakfast. today we will be looking ahead to the formal population of king charles iii as monarch. he is meeting the accession council at ten oclock this morning at saintjames �*s palace. that event will be televised for the first time. then a public announcement will be made in the city of london. similar declarations will follow in belfast, cardiff and edinburgh tomorrow. well also continue to bring you more reflections on the life of her majesty queen elizabeth ii, whos...