You can see troops are beginning to arrive. this is at waterloo station. they re arriving. there s going to be about 5,000 members of the british armed forces. they have started to arrive, as i said, at waterloo station in london. they re going to arrive for the next hour or so and will be marching across london to westminster where they will be positioned for the coronation of king charles iii. and this will feature the largest military procession in london since more than 16,000 took part in queen elizabeth ii s coronation in 1953. that s according to the uk ministry of defense. you can see the troops there making their way across. it is going to be quite a day. new developments in georgia s criminal investigation into former president donald trump s efforts to overturn the 2020 election in that state. fulton county district attorney fanni willis has offered immunity deals to several
They first arrived on the empire windrush 7a years ago today to help rebuild post war britain. but despite living and working here for decades, many were told they were here illegally because of a lack of official paperwork, while some were wrongly detained and even deported. tens of thousands of that generation were profoundly wronged by the windrush scandal. that rightly reverberates throughout the caribbean community here in the uk as well as in many of the caribbean nations. for those who have campaigned for a monument of national recognition, this was an emotional moment. i came here in 1960 as a little ten year old, standing on platform 19, walking around this cathedral like building, not realising what the future held for me. waterloo station was chosen as the location for this monument because thousands
Windrush 74 years ago today to help rebuild post war britain. but despite living and working here for decades, many were told they were here illegally because of a lack of official paperwork, while some were wrongly detained and even deported. tens of thousands of that generation were profoundly wronged by the windrush scandal. that rightly reverberates throughout the caribbean community here in the uk as well as in many of the caribbean nations. for those who have campaigned for a monument of national recognition, this was an emotional moment. i came here in 1960 as a little ten year old, standing on platform 19, walking around this cathedral like building, not realising what the future held for me. waterloo station was chosen as the location for this monument because thousands of people who arrived from the caribbean passed through this station on the way to start their new lives. the government has offered compensation, which some are still waiting to receive.
International rugby league announced earlier they would be too and now possibly world athletics will come to the table, too by the end of the year. the queen has praised the windrush generation, for what she called their profound contribution to british life. a new monument, at waterloo station in london, pays tribute to the thousands of people who arrived in the uk from caribbean countries, between 1948 and 1971. it was revealed to mark windrush day. 0ur correspondent celestina 0lulode reports. cheers and applause. dressed in their sunday best, the new monument to remember the vital contribution of the windrush generation. the statue represents the thousands of caribbeans who travelled to the uk. they first arrived on the empire
Diego maradona. the 60 year old died of a heart attack two years ago while recovering from brain surgery for a blood clot. no date has been set for the trial. maradona was widely considered one of the greatest footballers to ever have played the game, and struggled for many years with cocaine and alcohol addictions. the queen has praised the windrush generation for what she called their profound contribution to british life. a new monument, at waterloo station in london, pays tribute to the thousands of people who arrived in the uk from caribbean countries between 19118 and 1971. it was revealed to mark windrush day. 0ur correspondent celestina 0lulode reports. cheers and applause dressed in their sunday best, the new monument to remember the vital contribution of the windrush generation. the statue represents the thousands of caribbeans who travelled to the uk.