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19—year—old was arrested at 8:30am, before that time. —— windsor castle. but clearly a concern when we are talking about windsor castle. for those who do not know the town, sometimes on the tv it can look like the castle is a fairy tale building that has been plonked in the middle of the town, but it is quite a big site. huge, lots of different entrances around, and this morning the entrance that we all know is the henry viii gate, which is at the top of the hill, the most notable, there would have been lots of press teams this morning in advance of the queen's speech and christmas mor...

Year's queen's speech. from the photograph on the desk which was taken to mark their diamond wedding anniversary, the brooch that she was wearing, which she wore on her honeymoon in 1947, and you know, her christmas broadcasts always have a theme and it is not surprising that this year, when she lost her husband of 73 years, that prince philip was the thread that ran through the entire broadcast and as you say, many people said it was very poignant and personal because the queen is not somebody who tends to wear her heart on her sleeve and talk with such affection, i think, so publicly and tha...

Concerns which the palace does its best to downplay, preferring instead to look ahead to next year and the platinum jubilee. nicholas witchell, bbc news, buckingham palace. earlier my colleague lukwesa burak spoke to the bbc�*s royal correspondent sarah campbell, about the personal nature of this year's queen's speech. from the photograph on the desk which was taken to mark their diamond wedding anniversary and the brooch she was wearing that she wore on her honeymoon in 1947, her christmas broadcast always have a theme, and it's not surprising that this year when she lost her husband of 73 ...

The economic crime bill, the bill we will discuss tomorrow and will pass, that has been talked about for a number of years and it was in the queen's speech last year, that it would come through and there is, i suppose the frustration is there is echos of afghanistan, a government that only start to get its act together in the heat of the situation, rather than prepare for it beforehand. we will support them tomorrow. our votes will be there for these sanctions. are we frustrated they're going slowly and they didn't look at this months ago? these sanctions could be in place by now if the govern...

A downing street briefing note emerged which said, "the pm has agreed we should not move forward with legislation to ban lgbt conversion therapy," warning there was likely to be a noisy backlash. the backlash wa5 instantaneous. within hours, downing street changed its story again, saying the government would ban conversion therapy for gay and bisexual people, but allow it for transgender people. that new exemption prompted another backlash. i was shocked that we saw that paper released yesterday, very relieved when ministers sought to reassure me that a bill will come forward in the queen's sp...