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think evenjust seeing accept what has happened, and i think even just seeing the rehearsals here in the last hour has reinforced that, about the reality of what we will see in a couple of days ahead of us. that was sarah campbell, describing the peace and tranquillity of our mall, which the queen loved, which is now providing peace and tranquillity to her children as they grieve. the focus in head to london, where crowds have gathered in their thousands over the last couple of days. that is where the state funeral will be, a week from tomorrow. sally is at buckingham palace for us this morning. buckingham palace for us this morninu. ,., ., buckingham palace for us this mornin. _ ,., ., ., buckingham palace for us this morninu. ,., ., ., g ., , morning. good morning, john. yes, it is a misty morning — morning. good morning, john. yes, it is a misty morning over— morning. good morning, john. yes, it is a misty morning over buckingham l is a misty morning over buckingham palace here in london this morning. i don't know if you can make out behind me, actually, security guards putting out more barriers, more barricades, because many more people are expected to come here today, and i don't know if you can just make out the gates, several candles have been left out overnight, people coming to pay their respects and
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protesters demands was to change the constitution of chile, drawn up by a dictator. many saw that is the root of the country's problems and so to modernise the constitution began. it is huge in scope, covering gender parity, abortion rights, indigenous representation and climate issues and if it passes it will be one of the most progressive constitutions in the world. translation: $5 constitutions in the world. translation:— constitutions in the world. translation: as you can see there is order _ translation: as you can see there is order and _ translation: as you can see there is order and tranquillity l there is order and tranquillity in the polling stations as they should be. we guarantee citizens can exercise their right to vote which is the right to vote which is the right thing to do in a democracy. on sunday, we celebrate a tribute to democracy with great peace of mind. translation: ~ ., , ., , ,, translation: we are very happy and very hepeful_ translation: we are very happy and very hopeful and _ translation: we are very happy and very hopeful and we - translation: we are very happy and very hopeful and we believe l and very hopeful and we believe that the big winner this sunday will undoubtedly be democracy. all the conditions are in place for a calm and safe vote in the region. in
have died after getting into difficulty at enagh lough, close to londonderry in northern ireland. they have been named locally as rueven joshy and jopu sebastain. our ireland correspondent chris page is at the scene. this is on the outskirts of londonderry, usually thought of as being a place of natural beauty, tranquillity, even. tonight, it is the scene of unspeakable grief. two teenage boys were looking forward to starting a new term at school, but now their families are mourning them after their most unexpected of deaths. joseph sebastian and reuven simon were among a group of friends who went on an end of summer cycling trip. the weather was fine yesterday. the teenagers stopped here, where some of them went for a swim. but tragedy took hold. the emergency services arrived early in the evening. last night, it was pretty chaotic here. families were arriving of some of the young boys who had been involved.
of development, in terms of education, in terms of peace and tranquillity between all the tribes of kenya. the public reaction followed a very public scuffle as supporters of the opposition candidate raila odinga clashed with election officials amid allegations of vote rigging, four of the seven members of the electoral commission refused to endorse the results, saying it was opaque. but despite those claims and queries over his victory, william ruto pledged to rule for all kenyans. i want to promise all the people of kenya, whichever way they voted, that this will be their government. kenya's history of disputed elections in the past has lead to violence. following the 2007 vote, at least 1,200 people were killed and 600,000 fled their homes. analysts believe mr 0dinga is
he has emerged the winner. we are very confident that under his leadership this country is going to gain a lot of mileage in terms of development, in terms of education, in terms of peace and tranquillity between all the tribes of kenya. the public reaction followed a very public scuffle as supporters of the opposition candidate raila odinga clashed with election officials amid allegations of vote rigging, four of the seven members of the electoral commission refused to endorse the results, saying it was opaque. but despite those claims and queries over his victory, william ruto pledged to rule for all kenyans. i want to promise all the people of kenya, whichever way they voted, that this will be their government. kenya's history of disputed elections in the past has lead to violence.
of the presidential election. but in the rift valley, jubilant celebrations following the proclamation of william ruto as the country's next leader. we have devoted our time and devoted our commitment and our emotions, and we thank god, we have something to thank god because eventually he has emerged the winner. we are very confident that under his leadership this country is going to gain a lot of mileage in terms of development, in terms of education, in terms of peace and tranquillity between all the tribes of kenya. the public reaction followed a very public scuffle as supporters of the opposition candidate raila 0dinga clashed with election officials amid allegations of vote rigging, four of the seven members of the electoral commission refused to endorse the results, saying it was opaque. but despite those claims and queries over his victory, william ruto pledged to rule for all kenyans. i want to promise all the people of kenya,
we have devoted our time and devoted our commitment and our emotions, and we thank god, we have something to thank god because eventually he has emerged the winner. we are very confident that under his leadership this country is going to gain a lot of mileage in terms of development, in terms of education, in terms of peace and tranquillity between all the tribes of kenya. the public reaction followed a very public scuffle as supporters of the opposition candidate raila 0dinga clashed with election officials amid allegations of vote rigging, four of the seven members of the electoral commission refused to endorse the results, saying it was opaque. but despite those claims and queries over his victory, william ruto pledged to rule for all kenyans. i want to promise all the people of kenya, whichever way they voted, that this will be their government.
god because eventually he has emerged the winner. we are very confident that under his leadership this country is going to gain a lot of mileage in terms of development, in terms of education, in terms of peace and tranquillity between all the tribes of kenya. the public reaction followed a very public scuffle as supporters of the opposition candidate raila 0dinga clashed with election officials. amid allegations of vote rigging, four of the seven members of the electoral commission refused to endorse the results, saying it was opaque. but despite those claims and queries over his victory, william ruto pledged to rule for all kenyans. i want to promise all the people of kenya, whichever way they voted, that this will be their government. kenya's history of disputed elections in the past has lead to violence. following the 2007 vote,