Walter Said News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

charles, who has spent his life preparing for this, addressing the nation for the first time as king. in a rare display of royal emotion, talking about his mother and what she meant to the country and her family. >> to my darling mama, as you begin your last great journey to join my dear late papa, i want simply to say this. thank you. thank you for your love and devotion to our family and to the family of nations you have served so diligently all these years. >> king charles -- yes king charles -- acknowledging how much the nation and the world have changed since his mother was crow...

Was saying, crucially, walter said, the monarch, king charles, has three rights, the right to advise, the right to consult, and the right to warn. so, there are the three rights of the king that's now being put n. so, those three things must be done in private. they must be done -- no one knows what the king thinks. no one knows what he said to somebody in a private conversation. that is the bedrock upon which this thing works. >> these two are bound together by history and by the circumstances, timothy. i mean, both of them basically assuming their roles within days of each other. >> well, lo...

We heard in charles' speech today, he actually signalled the fact that his duties have changed. and he talked about his charities and his issues that he cared about. and he mentioned that others will continue. don't worry, they're in good hands. i think that was his way of signaling, i'm not going to be an advocate for climate change the way i used to be. you know how i feel, but others must carry that forward because it's no longer my job as the sovereign. he's signalled the fact that he recognizes his own job has changed dramatically with the death of his mother. >> speaking of changing dram...

“It never, even for one second, crossed my mind,” said one parade performer, “that being in a parade could be tragically dangerous.”

Vorbilder für Frauen, die ihr Leben selbstbestimmt führen und in ihrem Beruf anerkannt sind, gab es über Jahrhunderte nur wenige. Eine von ihnen wird am 1. Juli 100 Jahre alt: Hertha Fuchs. Als engagierte Musiklehrerin am vormaligen Schönborn-Gymnasium war sie über mehrere Jahrzehnte Vorbild für tausende junge Würzburgerinnen. Geboren in Ludwigshafen am Rhein nahm Fuchs zunächst Gesangsunterricht bei der bekannten Konzert- und Oratorien-Sängerin Henriette Klink-Schneider. Schneider war eine der ersten Professorinnen am Bayerischen Staatskonservatorium der Hochschule für Musik.  Les...