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Showtime! UK readies pomp for King Charles III's coronation
"Britain's royal family turns the page on a new chapter with the coronation of King Charles the third. Charles ascended the throne when his mother Queen Elizabeth II died last year, but the coronation on Saturday is a religious ceremony, the provides a more formal confirmation of his role as head of state and titular head of the Church of England. The pomp, pageantry and symbolism of the occasion, date back to the medieval times, when English kings wielded great power, Charles says he wants to slim down the monarchy, and his coronation was planned accordingly, but it will still feature all native regalia and be attended by heads of state and royals from other nations. Charles De Ledesma, London
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King's coronation: 3 crowns, 2 carriages and a shorter route
"King Charles the third, plans to take a shortcut and smoother ride to Westminster Abbey for his coronation. Charles innovation trimmed the procession route his mother, Queen Elizabeth, took in 1953. As he aims for a more modest event that will include some modern touches. Buckingham Palace says, however, the lower key ceremony on May 6th will still be steeped in ancient traditions and adorned with the royal regalia from The Crown jewels, but will also feature its bespoke emoji, reflecting the first British crowning of the social media era, Queen Elizabeth II's, was the first coronation televised 70 years ago, the 1.3 mile route is a bit shorter than the one Elizabeth took to the royal church, passing a statue of Charles the first, the monarch beheaded in 1649 before arriving for the 11 a.m. religious service. Charles De Ledesma, London
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Prince Edward Receives a New Title on His Birthday
"King Charles the third has made his youngest brother the Duke of Edinburgh, passing on a title held by their late father Prince Philip, the dukedom was given to Edward upon the request of the king's father who previously held the title, Prince Philip, was made the Duke of Edinburgh upon his marriage to Queen Elizabeth II in 1947, he held the title until his death at the age of 99. It was Prince Philip's wish that Edward, the youngest of his four children, be bestowed with the title after he and the queen both died, Edward's wife Sophie will now be known as the duchess of Edinburgh and their 15 year old son James becomes the Earl of Wessex, the title Edward previously held, Karen Chammas
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King Charles Will Travel to France and Germany for First State Visits
"Buckingham Palace says King Charles the third will travel to France and Germany for his first state visits since becoming monarch, underscoring Britain's efforts to build bridges with Europe, following years of strain relations caused by Brexit. Charles and Camilla, the queen consort, are set to visit the EU's two biggest countries for March 26th to 31, highlighting the significance of the trip is the fact that it will be the first state visit by a British monarch since 2015 the late Queen Elizabeth II Charles mother stopped traveling abroad, Charles was recently met with European Commission president Ursula
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UK man admits treason over crossbow plot against queen
"A man who was arrested on the grounds of Windsor Castle, with a loaded crossbow has pleaded guilty to treason for planning to attack Queen Elizabeth II after the royal residence west of London on December 25, 2021. Jas once sing Chael, admitted to a charge under the treason act of intending to injure the person of her majesty the Queen, or to alarm her majesty. He also pleaded guilty to making threats to kill and possession of an offensive weapon. Chael appeared at London's central criminal court by video link from Broadmoor, a secure psychiatric hospital where
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Australia's new $5 note won't feature King Charles - CNN
"Australia's facing the British monarchy out of its currency. I'm Ben Thomas with the latest. Australia's Central Bank says King Charles the third will not be on the new $5 bill. Instead, a new indigenous design will replace the portrait of Queen Elizabeth II, the reserve bank says to move honors the culture and history of the first Australians. The $5 bill was Australia's only remaining banknote to still feature an image of the monarch. However, King Charles is still expected to appear on coins. Opposition leader Peter dutton panned the move likening
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"Now live with and rain it with thee and the Holy Spirit in glory forever. Amen. Go forth. Oh, Christian soul from this world. In the name of God, the father almighty, who created thee. In the name of Jesus Christ, son of the living God, who suffered for thee. In the name of the Holy Spirit, who was poured out upon the and anointed thee. In communion with all the blessed saints and aided by the angels and archangels and all the armies of the heavenly house. Made thy portion this day be in peace and thy dwelling in the heavenly Jerusalem. Amen. And now, a special anthem composed for this service and Queen Elizabeth II. But.
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"Economics and policy editor, Michael McKee. Just ahead on Bloomberg, daybreak weekend, preparations are underway for the state funeral of Queen Elizabeth II. I'm John Tucker. This is Bloomberg. The Alzheimer's circle is spraying together developers and entrepreneurs from around the world to continue building on the momentum of the ecosystem surrounding USD C we'll hear from thought leaders and change makers on where the digital asset industry is today and more importantly, where it's headed. Join us in San Francisco for circles converge 22 from September 27th to the 30th to shape the future of money and a digital asset ecosystem. Go to converge that circle dot com to register and learn more. The solution and the ad council present the story of Tom and Levi. Tom is the smartest man I know. He's been a professor at two major universities, been a teacher for over 40 years. One day, he told me that he was having problems in his classes. I think one of the students had asked the question and he didn't remember the answer. I also noticed that he was lady in his class out earlier than they were supposed to let out. And he was telling them that he was doing it as a favor to them. And I think in reality he just wanted to get out of there. I was really starting to worry 'cause I saw something is wrong. Levi and I talked about how it would change our lives. But he was there beside me, and my love for him was just immense. When something feels different, it could be Alzheimer's, now is the time to talk. Visit ALC dot org slash our stories to learn more. A message from the Alzheimer's association and the ad council. With a Bloomberg small business report brought to you by indeed dot com, I'm Tom busby, U.S. small businesses are getting a little more hopeful about the future. That's according to the optimism index from the national federation of independent business. The index posted its biggest monthly increase since June 2021. That said, small business owner still face a number of challenges. Inflation rose from the month of July to August, dashing hopes that consumer prices would go down. Bloomberg economics reporter, Augusta sarava says that high costs are still a major concern. So I think the main takeaway of that report is not that small businesses are more optimistic. They're just less pessimistic. So what the numbers showed is that they still see inflation as one of the biggest challenges they're facing, they're still dealing with elevated costs when it comes to labor when it comes to material. That shows in a numbers. One third of owners plan to raise prices in the next three months, and that's the Bloomberg small business report
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"Now the paper review on Bloomberg daybreak Europe. The news you need to know from today's papers. Well, nearly all of the newspapers lead on the queen's coffin being brought back to Buckingham Palace for the last time on Tuesday evening, the times, headlines, and last night at the palace, the I newspaper, the queen returns home, the telegraph reads, the final homecoming. In the background, of course, there's still energy worries that are persisting the Financial Times that talks about businesses worried about Liz chess's support package. For more Bloomberg's Leigh Anne gerrans is with us. Firstly, let's talk through what happened then last night. The queen's coffin being returned by plane to London. Those were extremely evoking images last night in the times leads on the queen returning to Buckingham Palace, but the paper does share an image on the front page of the coffin being carried off the C 17 globemaster aircraft after it touched down at RAF northolt from Edinburgh airport for one last night Queen Elizabeth was back with her family again 5 days after she did die in balmoral. The royal family gathered in private to receive the queen's coffin on arrival at Buckingham Palace. Today, the brothers Prince William and Harry were walked behind their grandmother's coffin, evoking the occasion 25 years ago when, as boys, they joined their father and the Duke of Edinburgh to walk behind their mothers. Their mother's coffin with just under 12 hours left until mourners can begin filing past the late molecules are already starting to form here in London as people to want to go and pay their respects. The paper is also looking ahead to the plans for the funeral on Monday. Yes, indeed, so that I newspaper just looks at the choreography of national morning over the next few days in the lead up to that funeral which is happening on Monday. And the front page features a picture of the hearse being driven amid a sea of faces and flashing lights, as many in the crowd attempted to capture that brief historic moment. And it just made me think how much technology has changed when I was watching it. I think years and years ago, it would have been candles that would have been held as she did come into Buckingham Palace, but everyone had they mobile phone up with the flashlight on and it just shows how the queen has really spanned the generations and seemed so much change and her daughter princess Anne says it has been an honor to accompany her this week, adding, we may have been reminded how much we took her for granted as we saw princess Anne. She was with her mother the whole time as she traveled down from balmoral back here to Buckingham Palace. I absolutely we will have full coverage of the state funeral of Queen Elizabeth II for you on Monday, of course, on Bloomberg radio and television. Just lastly, though, and briefly, on other issues, the FT businesses have really worried about the energy package. Yes, I'll just touch on this quickly, so businesses are facing delays until November and getting the 150 billion pound energy support package. I must say the government has not yet confirmed this is the case, and they're fixed energy price contracts. And at the start of October, that's where the concerns coming from. Leon garran, thank you very much. I look through the papers. This is Bloomberg. But I know circle is bringing together developers and entrepreneurs from around the world to continue building on the momentum of the ecosystem surrounding USD C we'll hear from thought leaders and change makers on where the digital asset industry is today, and more importantly, where it's headed. Join us in San Francisco for circles converge 22 from September 27th to the 30th to shape the future of money and a digital asset ecosystem. Go to converge that circle dot com to register and learn more. Have you heard the term concierge medicine and wondered exactly
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"It's 6 30 on Wall Street. Good morning, I'm Nathan Hager. And I'm Karen Walsh gow and we're just about three hours away from the open of U.S. trading time for the 5 things you need to know to start your day in a first we begin in Ukraine where the nation's military is making significant strides, forcing Russian defenses back and retaking some key areas, and marks one of the biggest successes for Ukraine since Moscow's invasion. Bloomberg's Ross Madison says Russian defenses appear caught on their heels. The last few days has been really rapid progress particularly in the eastern haq going through towns very, very quickly, pushing the Russian forces back closer to the Russian border. In fact, the departure by the Russians became so rapid it became quite chaotic stuff abandoned beside the road, tanks left, troops running in all directions. So certainly quite a sense of chaos on the Russian side at the speed with which the Ukrainians have pushed through these towns. Bloomberg's Raj Madison says Ukraine believes it's recaptured about 3000 km² of lost territory. Well, Karen, let's turn now to the UK where morning continues for Queen Elizabeth II. King Charles has wrapped up remarks at Westminster where political leaders had gathered to offer their condolences while the queen lies in state in Edinburgh, Scotland before being moved to London. Bloomberg's Lizzie Burton has more from Buckingham Palace. Tomorrow, the coffin will return here to Buckingham Palace and then from Wednesday until the funeral now confirmed for September 19th, the queen will lie in state at Westminster hall. You've got some UK newspapers this morning, estimating that as many as a million people will file past the coffin that could create a 5 mile cue, but really it's an outpouring of national grief that none of us has likely seen in our lifetimes in the UK and it leaves the government paralyzed in literature as his second week as prime minister. Bloomberg's Lizzie Burton says the queen's funeral will be held in Westminster Abbey one week from today. Well, he turned out Nathan to the mood on Wall Street this morning with U.S. futures in stocks overseas rising and that's giving strength to the pound in the Euro. For the next major catalyst for markets Karen comes tomorrow when we get the latest reading on U.S. inflation, economists predict a monthly decline in the consumer price index with a fall of one tenth of 1%. And as prices remain high, Nathan railroad workers are threatening to strike for more pay, tens of thousands of rail employees say they could walk off the job this week as labor negotiations remain challenging. They warn that a strike could cost the U.S. economy more than $2 billion a day. And that's the 5 things that you need to know to start your day. All right, Karen, thanks, S&P futures right now we're up 20 points. Now, futures up 121 NASDAQ futures higher by 65 points straight ahead your latest local headlines and a check of sports, this is Bloomberg. And at 6 33 on Wall Street where it's 69° in Central Park, it is heavy on the northbound FDR, drive with that accident at a 106th, details coming up in traffic
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"For that update, Doug cruise really appreciate it. It is three 49 on Wall Street. The following is an editorial from Bloomberg opinion. This editorial was written by the Bloomberg editorial board. The recent death of Queen Elizabeth II marked the end of one of the most remarkable public careers in modern history. Amid geopolitical upheaval, social turmoil, and technological revolution, the queen's decency and grace brought stability to Britain and endeared her to generations all over the world, considering the transformation of British society that took place over her 7 decade rain, perhaps her most striking achievement has been preserving the institution of the monarchy itself, while support for the monarchy has slipped in recent decades, a solid majority of Britons wanted to continue. That's a testament to the queen's leadership, as she demonstrated one last time during the COVID pandemic, Elizabeth served as an enduring symbol of reassurance, diligence, and integrity. For that she deserves the world's admiration, the editorial was written by the Bloomberg gadiel board for more Bloomberg opinion, please go to Bloomberg dot com slash opinion or op IN go on the Bloomberg terminal. These has been Bloomberg opinion. A turn on the read. Yeah, but you let me drive
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"World and national news with Nathan Hager. Thanks, Paul king, Charles the third has arrived at Buckingham Palace. He's greeting well wishers on his first full day of duty, following the death of his mother, Queen Elizabeth II. Leaders around the world continue to pay respects to Britain's longest reigning monarch, Secretary of State Antony Blinken is in Brussels. She was a powerful unifying force, a source of comfort and resilience to millions of people from all walks of life. Also in Brussels, NATO secretary general Jan Stoltenberg noted the flags of all 30 member nations have been lowered to half staff. Bloomberg's Anna Edwards is at Buckingham Palace or attention is already turning to the new king and his eventual coronation. Witness changed so much in 70 years. As a monarchy, do you want to project the face of tradition and history and all that it taps into? Or do you want to give a sense of moving with the times and moving moving on a little? Bloomberg's Anna Edwards reporting from Buckingham Palace where today the king will meet with prime minister Liz truss and give his first address to the nation as its new monarch. That is set for 6 p.m. London time, 1 p.m. on Wall Street. We will bring that speech to you live here on Bloomberg radio. The UN's nuclear agency is ramping up its warning about safety at Ukraine's zapper Asian nuclear power plant saying the facility could soon lose power and shut down its last remaining operating reactor after sustained shelling in the area. A Tennessee man accused of killing four people and wounding three others in a live streamed rampage in Memphis has been granted a public defender 19 year old Ezekiel Kelly's been ordered to remain behind bars on a first degree murder charge
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"For you, she was your queen. To us, she was a queen. To us all. She would be with us forever. We will remember and perpetuate the values she never seized to embody and promote. The moral fortitude of democracy and freedom. A tribute to the late Queen Elizabeth II from Emmanuel Macron. The French president. Pitchers come again now sent around the world of King Charles the third, touching down from balmoral, Scotland, just mama sugawa, now heading to Buckingham Palace where a little bit later on this evening in the United Kingdom, 6 p.m. local time, so 1 p.m. eastern will have an address from the kingdom to the nation and as you've rightly pointed out so I'm not just the nation to the world. I think to the world and is President Biden and doctor Biden, I believe John are confirmed now attend the funeral. And others will, I hearken back to 1963. It's my only equivalent to shock of Charles De Gaulle in highly Selassie of Ethiopia standing there at Arlington cemetery seared in my childhood. I don't mean that there's an equivalent there, but at the same time, I do think that the enormity of what we may see, I believe, ten at least scheduled Monday up next week could be really significant. When if a confirmation of that term? Well, when? Waiting for confirmation. We're waiting for excuse me waiting for confirmation to come. This is an honor, and we've had an extraordinary first day, John Lisa and I say thank you to our team working around the clock since the death of the queen to bring you voices of perspective. Daniel Jurgen is an S&P Global author of a few books on oil and also definitive, the commanding heights, the battle between government and the marketplace, the remaking of a modern world, the Queen Elizabeth was so much a part of. Doctor Jurgen, thank you so much for joining us. And I go back to a conversation you and I had after the death of baroness Thatcher of a funeral you attended with great emotion in London and the politics of Thatcher and such, there was a relationship of the commanding heights of British politics, always with the queen. What will that relationship look like forward with a king? Well, this is a king of course is very much part of the
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"A 120 countries. This is Bloomberg radio. Now, a global news update this is a special report, the death of the queen. Mourners are paying their respects at Buckingham Palace with news that Queen Elizabeth is dead. The crowd began to gather following and announcement that she was gravely ill. Condolences from former U.S. presidents are pouring in for the royal family. In a statement, the Obama family said, they're grateful to have witnessed her majesty's dedicated leadership and tireless public service. Former president Trump called it a time of great sorrow and grief. The new king of Great Britain will deliver a speech today about the passing of the late Queen Elizabeth, King Charles will address a nation in mourning in a televised statement. A lengthy list of events are planned to honor the life of Queen Elizabeth over the next ten days. The queen's funeral, codenamed London Bridge, has been in the making for years. I'm tray Thomas. Start your market day with Bloomberg surveillance. Can we get back a script who says finance can't be fun? I can no sense this morning at all a sound like Tom king. Bloomberg radio and Bloomberg television. Markets, headlines and breaking news, 24 hours a day. At Bloomberg dot com, the Bloomberg business app and at Bloomberg quick take. This is a Bloomberg business flash. And I'm Karen Moscow futures on the rise this morning S&P futures up 30 points down futures up 216 NASDAQ futures of a 127 and the ten year treasury up 1330 seconds yield 3.26%. And as a Bloomberg business flash, now here's John Tucker with Moore on what's going on around the world, John. Karen Charles, the eldest of Queen Elizabeth's four children will be formally proclaimed king of England in a ceremony tomorrow. He becomes the oldest person to ascend to the throne. Here are the U.S., the Justice Department is appealing a federal judge's order for a special mastery in the Trump documents case, the DoJ says the ruling thwarts a review of the potential national security impact. Sports NFL season kicked off last night with the Buffalo Bills beating the reigning champion Los Angeles Rams, 31 to ten. Yankees fell to the twins four to three, the nationals winners over the Cardinals, reds beat the cobbs, Marlins be the Phillies, the White Sox, one big of the gays and the brewers swept the Giants in a double header. Global news 24 hours a day on air on a Bloomberg quick take, where powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. I'm John Tucker, and this is Bloomberg, Nathan. All right, John, thank you. It's 5 48 on Wall Street live from the Bloomberg interactive broker studios. This is Bloomberg daybreak, I'm Nathan Hager. Let's get more perspective now in the life legacy and the death of Queen Elizabeth II. We've been speaking with experts, historians, and some of those who knew the queen quite well. Bloomberg daybreak Europe bankers Caroline Hepburn and Stephen Carroll have been leading our coverage, we'll hand it back to them now for a discussion that brings us historical perspective on the queen's reign and what's next for Buckingham Palace. We're joined now by Jonathan Steinberg, he's a royal historian and senior lecturer at Manchester at metropolitan university, Jonathan good morning to you. Thank you for joining us. How would you characterize the reign of Queen Elizabeth II? I think it's easy to say that this has been a really transitional reign and really has moved the United Kingdom or the monarchy of the United Kingdom from a historical era into the modern age with really the closing down of the British Empire. And the expansion of the British Commonwealth. Your work focuses on monarchies in other parts of the world. How unusual is it, the length of her reign in the context of other European monarchies? How unusual is it? Well, it's unusual in that for this particular country. The last 7 years has been interestingly tumultuous and there's been so much change, but really there have been other rains, the different countries that have been very long, literally before it changed the range for a very long time. Or within this own country, George the third, in the 18th century range for a very, very long time. So there has been examples. And I think what it does is it underlines the importance of fate or simple genetics for these dynasties who lives for a long time and who doesn't. How has the British monarchy changed under Elizabeth II? I think you could say that it certainly modernized maybe not at the same rates as the other European monarchies. The Dutch, for example, become quite famous as the bicycling monarchy. But certainly they have opened up quite a lot to media scrutiny and tried to relax a lot of the formalities that would have existed in the 1930s and 1940s, one of those with the second was a child. So some of the mystique or the mystery of medieval and early modern monarchy is gone, but compared to a lot of the European monarchies, it still remains. Yes, indeed, this is also a moment, though, of transition of Succession, how much does a monarch change the monarchy? That's one of the few areas really that the monarch really does still have control is over the dynasty and how the monarchy does work. Obviously in consultation with other people, it's all. It will be very interesting over the next couple of months to see how much King Charles the third wants to change things, but I have to say that a lot of the changes I think have already been made in the last four or 5 years is slimming down of those who actually work and are paid to work in the British country and around the world has been significantly reduced already. And the amount of ceremonial that the family does in its day to day activities has also quite significantly been reduced in the last 20 years. How is that comparable though to monarchies elsewhere in Europe? I think of the example of the Dutch king who flies for KLM and his spare time. It is a different picture here in the UK. It is quite different. And I think every monarchy has its own context. So for example, the Dutch monarchy wasn't really founded until the 18th century and were even the beginning of the 19th. When we were already in this more Republican democratic era. Whereas the English and the Scottish monarchy then joined together stretched back to the very, very beginnings of the Middle Ages. And yeah, I think in terms of the sort of tributes now that are being paid to Queen Elizabeth II. I mean, it was her personality, as well as her position that was so influential that means the sort of tributes are now pouring in from around
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"Interim president and CEO to the job on a permanent basis. And those are some of the stories are 2700 Bloomberg journalists and analysts are working on this morning around the world. We're coming up to 5 39 on Wall Street. The following is an editorial from Bloomberg opinion. This editorial was written by the Bloomberg editorial board. The recent death of Queen Elizabeth II marked the end of one of the most remarkable public careers in modern history. Amid geopolitical upheaval, social turmoil, and technological revolution, the queen's decency and grace brought stability to Britain and endeared her to generations all over the world, considering the transformation of British society that took place over her 7 decade rain, perhaps her most striking achievement has been preserving the institution of the monarchy itself, while support for the monarchy, has slipped in recent decades, a solid majority of Britons wanted to continue. That's a testament to the queen's leadership, as she demonstrated one last time during the COVID pandemic, Elizabeth served as an enduring symbol of reassurance, diligence, and integrity. For that she deserves the world's admiration, the editorial was written by the Bloomberg gadiel board for more Bloomberg opinion, please go to Bloomberg dot com slash opinion or op IN go on the Bloomberg terminal. These has been Bloomberg opinion. Listen for Bloomberg opinion editorials every weekday at this time terminal customers can read more at go. S&P futures are higher by 33 points now futures up 243 NASDAQ futures leading the gains up 131 points, the ten year
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"Queen Elizabeth II, the UK's longest serving monarch, has died. It's a huge shock for the country. It is a very somber moment here at Buckingham Palace. Prince Charles will succeed the queen to the throne. This is a moment that the UK has prepared itself for years. A momentous chapter of British history has closed. She has been the bedrock on which British society has been built. And now the Ascension of the new king. It is a day of great loss, but Queen Elizabeth II leaves a great legacy. It is 9 30 in London, good morning to you this is Bloomberg radio, I'm Stephen Carroll. And I'm Caroline Hepburn, you join us on a day of great sadness. The shock of the death of Queen Elizabeth II, a very difficult moment for many across the United Kingdom, and we will continue our coverage really of that main story today in Britain, but firstly, a note on the markets this morning, European stocks are actually climbing quite significantly up by 1.4, most one and a half percent this morning. The FTSE 100 also gaining one and a half percent. This after we saw gains on Wall Street at yesterday, the S&P 500, even if futures are in positive territory up by 8 tenths of 1% this morning. It comes after the interest rate rise that we had from the ECB yesterday and also Jerome Powell speaking. In terms of for treasury yields on the ten year three 29 German but Neil's at one 75. That is a look at the markets as we do every 15 minutes here on Bloomberg radio. Our main story today, Queen Elizabeth II has died at the age of 96 Herald a son Charles succeeds her on the throne as King Charles the third, the queen passed away peacefully at her estate in balmoral Scotland yesterday afternoon, according to a statement from Buckingham Palace, responding to the news, the prime minister Liz truss. The death of her majesty the Queen is a huge shock to the nation and to the world. Queen Elizabeth II was The Rock on which modern Britain was built. Our country has grown and flourished under her reign. Britain is the great country it is today because of her. That was prime minister Liz truss, McQueen, Elizabeth II was Britain's longest serving monarch ascending to the throne in 1952, she led the country from the age of steam to the era of the smartphone, and oversaw the breakup of an empire which once spanned the globe. While leaders and political figures around the world have been recounting their experiences of meeting Queen Elizabeth II, after the news of her death, the Canadian prime minister Justin Trudeau paid this moving tribute. Her steady grace and resolve brought comfort and
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"And foremost. In terms of the bond markets this morning, the ten year treasury yield in focus three 29 down just two basis points, but the rate sensitive two year yield at three 49 also dropping by just about one and a half basis points. Looking at the futures markets at the S&P 500 futures up four tenths of 1% after a Wall Street rally yesterday, European stocks also gaining two tenths of 1%. That is a Bloomberg radio business flash. Now here's edwina artillery with today's top stores, good morning. Good morning, Queen Elizabeth II has died at the age of 96, Harald's son Charles succeeded on the throne as King Charles the third, the queen passed away peacefully at her state in balmoral, Scotland, yesterday afternoon, according to a statement from Buckingham Palace, ascending to the throne in 1952, Queen Elizabeth II was Britain's longest serving monarch, leading the country from the age of steam to the era of the smartphone. Turning to other news this morning, Federal Reserve chair, Jerome Powell, says officials won't flinch in the battle to curb inflation, hardening expectations at the Central Bank will deliver a third straight jumbo rate hike later this month. The fed next meets on the 20th and 21st of September, analysts at Bank of America, Barclays and Jefferies, are all now predicting a rate rise of 75 basis points. Bloomberg has learned that ECB officials are prepared to deliver another jumbo rate hike in October. If the inflation outlook warrants it, sources say both hawks and doves at the governing council are open to a potential repeat of Thursday, 75 basis point hike, Bloomberg also understands officials may discuss drinking their €5 trillion stash of bonds at their non policy meeting next month. Global news 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quicktake powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than a 120 countries, I'm a terror. This is Bloomberg. Thank you very much for doing that for our top stories today. Well, let's return to our coverage of the death of Queen Elizabeth II who passed away in balmoral yesterday at the age of 96. We're joined by Jonathan Spangler, who's a royal historian and senior lecturer at Manchester at metropolitan university, Jonathan. Good morning to you. Thank you for joining us on Bloomberg. Hi, good morning How would you characterize the reign of Queen Elizabeth II? I think it's easy to say that this has been a really transitional reign and really has moved the United Kingdom or the monarchy of the United Kingdom from a historical era into the modern age with really the closing down of the British Empire and the expansion of the British Commonwealth. Okay. Your work focuses on monarchies in other parts of the world. How unusual is it the length of her reign in the context of other European monarchies? How unusual is it? Well, it's unusual in that for this particular country. The last 70 years has been interestingly tumultuous and there's been so much change, but really there have been To change things, but I have to say that a lot of the changes I think have already been made in the last four or 5 years is slimming down of those who actually work and are paid to work in the British country and around the world has been significantly reduced already. And the amount of ceremonial that's the family has in its day to day activities has also quite significantly been reduced in the last 20 years. How is that comparable though to monarchies elsewhere in Europe? I think of the example of the Dutch king who flies for KLM and his spare time, it is a different picture here in the UK. It is quite different. And I think every monarchy has its own context. So for example, the Dutch monarchy wasn't really founded until the 18th century and were in the beginning of the 19th, when we were already in this more Republican democratic era. Whereas the English and the Scottish monarchy then joined together stretched back to the very, very beginnings of the Middle Ages. And yeah, I think in terms of the sort of tributes now that are being paid to Queen Elizabeth II. I mean, it was her personality, as well as her position that was so influential that means the sort of tributes are now pouring in from around the world. She simply met so many important people and had a front row to so much history and yet, of course, never gave an interview we know so little about her own thinking around the world, but she was being recognized now by so so many leaders around the world. How do you think that they look upon that? What do you make of the tributes in there? Well, I think it does make sense. I mean, most of the world leaders have only known one queen of England. And so there is a sort of constancy there. And the very fact that Elizabeth II always did everything in the right way. Was a real tribute to her character and the reliability she had on how her ancestors performed the role, which she then brought into her own ring. What does that tell us then about what King Charles the third may do and how it will change things within the royal court as well as the queen has not only been a public head of state, but also the leader of her own her own court in the royal family as well. Well, I think that he has already been known to have a lot of ideas, particularly about the environment and global energy. And so I think that there might be a bit more of an emphasis on modernizing the monarchy along those lines. But we've also seen throughout history, many heirs will suddenly take on the persona of their predecessor the moment they exceed to the throne. So I think it remains to be seen. Jonathan, thank you so much for being with us this morning. Jonathan Spangler raw historian and senior lecturer at the Manchester metropolitan university reflecting on the life and times of Queen Elizabeth II. It is 6 30 in
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"In Tokyo Sydney and Seoul were an hour away from the day's trade in Hong Kong and Shanghai. It is a positive session in equity markets where up by about a third of 1% on the key indexes. But for now, let's take a look back at the life and legacy of Queen Elizabeth II here with that is Bloomberg's guy Johnson. Queen Elizabeth reigned over the mostly peaceful breakup of a British Empire that once spanned the globe. She came to the throne in the aftermath of World War II when Winston Churchill was still prime minister and addressed the British people had a coronation in 1953. I have sincerity pledged myself to your service, as so many of you are pledged to mine. Throughout all my life end with all my heart, I shall strive to be worthy of your trust. Queen Elizabeth would go on to be the UK's longest reigning monarch and enjoyed popularity for much of her time at Buckingham Palace. However, her and the royal family came under criticism in 1997 for a somewhat muted response to the death of Princess Diana. That led the queen to address the country on the eve of Diana's funeral. No one who knew Diana will ever forget her. Millions of others who never met her, but felt they knew her will remember her. I for one believe there are lessons to be drawn from her life and from the extraordinary and moving reaction to her death. One of the biggest challenges for the queen was the media's intense focus on the private lives of her family. There was the marriage of Prince Charles and Diana unraveling in the public eye. Followed more recently by prince Harry and Meghan Markle's decision to give up their duties as members of the royal family. Markle, who is biracial, went on to discuss the royal family's reaction to the birth of her son in an interview with Oprah Winfrey. The conversation of he won't be given security. He's not going to be given a title
Bloomberg Radio New York
"queen elizabeth ii" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"And tributes to the late Queen Elizabeth pouring in for a look at that, and some of the other events around the globe here's Bloomberg's Denise Pellegrini, Denise. Thank you, Juliet and September 19th. That'll be a week from Monday, and that's the day the state funeral at Westminster will take place at Westminster Abbey, the UK will have a national holiday for this in financial markets will be closed. UK prime minister Liz truss making a statement outside 10 Downing Street about the death of Queen Elizabeth II. With the passing of the second elizabethan age, we usher in a new era in the magnificent history of our great country, exactly as her majesty would have wished. By saying the words, God save the king. And speaking of the king, we are expecting a formal declaration of him becoming king tomorrow, although he is officially king already, and we also are expecting a speech sometime tomorrow possibly tomorrow night. In Canada, prime minister Justin Trudeau, remembering the queen. As her 12th Canadian prime minister, I'm having trouble believing that my last sit down with her was my last. And in the U.S. President Biden addressing a reception for the national democratic committee just a few minutes ago at national harbor, Maryland saying he had just stopped by the British embassy to sign a condolence book for the queen. The opportunity to meet her before she passed and she was an incredibly gracious and decent woman. The thoughts and prayers of the American people are with the people of the United Kingdom and the Commonwealth and their grief. And on the Senate floor majority leader Chuck Schumer calling the late Queen Elizabeth a pivotal figure on the world stage. I daresay we will never see a leader quite lying her for as long as we live. And minority leader Mitch McConnell says her leadership ability for more than 70 years as we've been talking about help the UK and the world thrive. She presided over a period of historic strengthening of the alliance between our nations that has changed the course of world history for the better. And we even heard on the topic from treasury secretary Janet Yellen at the start of her speech in Michigan, plugging the Biden administration's economic plans. I just heard the sad
Bloomberg Radio New York
"queen elizabeth ii" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"15 minutes. And also here just as we approach the 8 o'clock hour, just a reminder if you just joining us Queen Elizabeth II has passed away. She was 96 years old, the queen passed away peacefully at her estate and balmoral Scotland and we'll be talking more about the life of the queen and what comes next in the UK all throughout the program. Let's take a closer look at markets here. Right now we're seeing not too much happening in terms of the Asia Pacific, looking at nikkei futures, the Osaka contract up a 160 points about half a percent at 27,970. That is a bit lower though than the cash closed yesterday at 28,065. We've seen weakness in the yen, although at the moment, to not doing too much dollar again, one 43 83, moving to the strong side of some of the worst levels that we saw earlier, the Euro trading, almost exactly at parity, with the U.S. dollar. U.S. stocks did move higher in the final half hour of trading, we did have hawkish comments from the fed chiefs her own pal, but that didn't really keep risk assets from moving up, but to the highest levels we've seen since the end of August, the S&P, with a gain of 26 points, reclaiming 4000 finishing up at 4006, and Aztec was up 6 tenths of a percent to Dow, up a 193 points, and that was a gain of 6 tenths of a percent, as well. Yields moving higher, the yield on the two year at 3.50% to ten year at three 31, and WTI crude has weakened a little down about 8 tenths of 1%. $82 and 89 cents a barrel. 12 minutes now before the top of the hour, that is a Bloomberg business flash. Let's get the headline news with Denise Pellegrini
The Dan Bongino Show
Brian Birdwell Reacts to the Passing of Queen Elizabeth II
"Yeah you know our constitution forbids any title of nobility and as you're in your previous discussion that I heard earlier today about the monarchy Americans aren't a fan of the modern archive but when I think of our British allies I mean look we had two pretty serious wars one for our independence and the war of 1812 with them but in my lifetime the British first armored division was just down the eastern side of the 7th corps Flank in the first Gulf War as the largest armored formation in the world was going into going into Iraq back in 1990 February 1991 And in my years as a in the army not just then but afterwards back in the late 90s I was stationed at a fort Lewis and there was a British brigade that was training at Yakima that we provided some support to And so in many of our in the last century and a half whether it was World War I World War II first Gulf War our British allies have been with us both militarily and diplomatically and so as we think about our passing and probably that she knows the lord the way that we do and that she's an eternity with our largest savior that I'm glad that our nation are allied nation was led by somebody of her stature and that has been beside us during the Cold War before the Cold War and because the British the Israelis and maybe another handful of people or our most staunch reliable allies and that's what I think of when with the loss of her passing I pray that Greg Britain does not we do not separate as allies with her passing
Bloomberg Radio New York
"queen elizabeth ii" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"96 years old. We know that she hasn't been very well recently. That was one of the reasons why the handover of Paris army that happened earlier this week happened at balmoral and elsewhere with the queen would normally have traveled to London for that, but it was said that she had mobility issues so she wasn't able to travel and then there was an event she was meant to attend on Wednesday evening. Virtually from bar marl, but it was said that she was not well enough to be able to attend that and obviously overnight there had been a serious deterioration in her condition which led to the statement this afternoon London time 1230 here in London to say that she was under medical supervision and 6 hours later we had the official statement from the palace that she had passed away. So it is now for many people the shock of getting used to life without the queen, that point that we just heard it from John authors making a 70 years on the throne means an awful lot of people in this country don't remember anything else. And the idea that there is now a king, but also that one of the constants in the system of government in this country because the queen is head of state, has been the constants through all of the political turmoil that happens regular and irregular that we've seen in recent years here. 15 prime ministers, she just appointed the most recently the most recent players trust just on Tuesday of this week. She's had, I think it's 14 U.S. presidents in the meet have served in the same time that she has been under throne, but the office lives on that now passes to Charles and the queen consort Camilla who will now take over that leading royal position here in the UK. And before we get to that turnover, like you said, it's not until ten days from now that we get the state funeral at Westminster Abbey. Walk us through the nets ten days and what to expect. Yeah, this is the plan known as operation London Bridge, which has been in place as you can imagine for a long time. The UK officially enters a ten day morning period from tomorrow, the government will, that we know government sentiments made during that period. The king will make a statement to the nation later tomorrow that is the plan and full details then will be announced of the state funeral for the queen. The normal business of parliament will be suspended and peace will pay their attributes to the monarch, they'll send condolences and they will later swear a new oath of allegiance to the king. The queen's coffin will be returned to London, perhaps by royal train, perhaps by air that details we don't have just yet, but that's the plan that is in place. The coffin of the queen will then be lying in state in Westminster hall just as her mother did in 2002 when she died that was something that was 200,000 people came to view the queen mother when she was lying in state for that period. That would last for 5 days before we got the state funeral at Westminster Abbey and on that day markets will be closed. There will be a national holiday and there will be two minutes of silence deserved as well. Stephen, we're in the United States, you're in London, indeed the world is watching what happens out of the UK today. Can you talk a little bit about the queen's influence around the world? Not just at home, but around the entire globe. That is the position because of the length of her reign if you think about the number of world leaders she would have matter entertained. Those meetings of international summits of the G 7 or NATO are meetings of heads of state and government and they are occasions at which we have seen the queen over the years meet with heads of state, as well as, of course, traveling with their prime minister who holds the executive power here in the UK. Her influence not only, of course, because she is the head of state of 15 countries in the Commonwealth and of course the president or the leader of the Commonwealth at the same time, which is a coalition of countries that extends across the world. But also she is a symbol, she's a symbol of this country. She has been something that has not only, of course, entered into cultural memory as we all know that many television series and films that have been produced about her as well, but she is a constant in lives all around the world representing the United Kingdom representing a tradition and a set of traditions that have lived on in this country for hundreds of years and will now live on through Charles. Stephen, I'm sorry to cut you off, but I want to go now to London where we have new prime minister Liz truss speaking. Let's listen in. It is a day of great loss. But Queen Elizabeth II leaves a great legacy. Today, The Crown passes, as it has done, for more than a thousand years, to our new monarch, our new head of state, his majesty, King Charles the third. With the king's family, we mourn the loss of his mother. And as we born, we must come together as a people to support him. To help him bear the awesome responsibility that he now carries for us all. We offer him our loyalty and devotion, just as his mother devoted so much to so many for so long. And with the passing of the second elizabethan age, we usher in a new era in the magnificent history of our great country. Exactly as her majesty would have wished. By saying the words, God
Bloomberg Radio New York
"queen elizabeth ii" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"News. The Labor Department is sent an emergency regulation to The White House. Get it first. On yields around the world are tumbling, Bloomberg daybreak. Weekday mornings at 5 eastern, on Bloomberg radio. We have just learned that Queen Elizabeth II of Great Britain has passed away. We've been following this closely since this morning when it was announced by Buckingham Palace that doctors had great concern for her health. And now we have heard officially that the oldest, the longest reigning monarch in the world, has passed away Queen Elizabeth II dead at 96, and we bring in now our colleague, our radio anchor, Stephen Carroll, from London. So Stephen, thank you so much for joining us. First of all, it's hard to absorb something this momentous quickly. But what potentially initially do you think this could mean for Great Britain? Well, first of all, it's a huge shock for the country. We have, of course, had this message that came at 1230 today, local time, dashed the queen was being under medical supervision from her doctors and really the day has been spent preparing, I think, in many parts of the country for what may come next. I don't know what actually came while the prime minister was in parliament, speaking outlining a major economic package to do with energy. And there were notes being passed through the parliamentary chamber first to the prime minister herself then to the speaker of parliament, Lindsay hoyle, and the leader of the opposition and they were all given the information that something had obviously happened, this was the statement that was put out then at lunchtime today at 1230, saying that the queen, the queen's doctors were concerned for her majesty's health and of recommended she remained on a medical supervision since then members of the royal family have been traveling to balmoral to the balmain estate and aberdeenshire in Scotland, which is where she has been since June of this year as traditionally does for her summer period and it is there that we have now learned from a statement from Buckingham Palace that the queen has passed away. And as far as we know, Steven, at this point, did she have all of the immediate members of her family around her? Yes, her four children were there. They had arrived earlier on this afternoon. There had been an RAF flight which had taken off from RAF north hosts just north of London carrying 7 members of the royal family, which landed in Aberdeen airport about two hours ago now and those family members arrived at balmoral estate around an hour ago, her grandchildren are also either on their way or they're already Prince Charles, of course, who is now garage to say King Charles as he immediately has become the king of England. He has been there with his wife in balmoral and Charles children, William has already arrived Harry as we are told on his way to balmoral as well. This had been a gathering, of course, that gave rise to the fact that there had the queen's health deteriorated seriously because the members of the royal family had been traveling from all over the UK and that had given us an indication that the queen's health had deteriorated. Of course, her last public appearance was only on Tuesday when she received the resignation of the outgoing prime minister Boris Johnson and appointed the new prime minister Liz trust the 15th prime minister that would have served under her as monarch and that was there were pictures published of that encounter. She looked frail, but she is she was 96 years old, but she appeared smiling in that photo with Liz trusts the new prime minister that had been another event that she had been scheduled to take place in via video conference. This is the privy councillor council of government advisers. That was scheduled to take place last night and that was canceled. Because it was said by the palace that she had had a full day on Tuesday and overnight, obviously there had been a turn in her health and we learned that at 1230 today that she had been under medical supervision and the statement from the royal family in just the past few minutes saying the queen dying peacefully at balmoral this afternoon and that the king and the queen consort, Charles and Camilla will remain at balmoral this evening and return to London tomorrow this starting 12 days of national mourning in the United Kingdom, which will run up to a funeral. We don't have details of that yet. The queen's funeral will happen in about ten days time. Stephen, thank you so much, please stay with us as we continue to cover this story of the passing of Queen Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom. I want to read now the initial reaction of The White House is not the formal statement, but the initial statement coming in The White House are hearts and thoughts go to their family members of the queen goes to the people of the United Kingdom. I don't want to get ahead of what the president is going to say. I want him to you all to hear from him first, but and as I said this earlier, our relationship with the people of the United Kingdom and this is something that the president has said himself has grown stronger and stronger in the United Kingdom is one of our closest allies. And again, our hearts go to the people of the United Kingdom to the queen and to her family. That's the initial statement for a spokesperson at The White House. And now let's take a moment here to go to guy Johnson and hear about the life and legacy of Queen Elizabeth II. Queen Elizabeth reigned over the mostly peaceful breakup of a British Empire that once spanned the globe. She came to the throne in the aftermath of World War II, when Winston Churchill was still prime minister, and addressed the British people, had her coronation in 1953. I have sincerity pledged myself to your service, as so many of you are pledged to mine. Throughout all my life end with all my heart, I shall strive to be worthy of your trust. Queen Elizabeth would go on to be the UK's longest reigning monarch and enjoyed popularity for much of her time at Buckingham Palace. However, her and the royal family came under criticism in 1997 for a somewhat muted response to the death of Princess Diana. That led the queen to address the country on the eve of Diana's funeral. No one who knew Diana will ever forget her. Millions of others who never met her. But felt they knew her will remember her. I for one believe there are lessons to be drawn from her life and from the extraordinary and moving reaction to her death. One of the biggest challenges for the queen was the media's intense focus on the private lives of her family. There was the marriage of Prince Charles and Diana unraveling in the public eye. Followed more recently by prince Harry and Meghan Markle's decision to give up their duties as members of the royal family. Markle, who is biracial, went on to discuss the royal family's reaction to the birth of her son in an interview with Oprah Winfrey. The conversation of he won't be given security. He's not going to be given a title
AP 24 Hour News
Queen Elizabeth II to Attend Un Climate Change Conference
"Queen Elizabeth will be at the U. N climate Change conference in November. Senior official Alex Chama who's president of the Cop 26 Conference, says he's absolutely delighted. The queen will be at the event which is due to be held in Glasgow from November. The first of the 12. Details of the monarch schedule, though, have not yet been released. World leaders, climate campaigners and activists from around the world are due to attend the talks, which were postponed for a year because of the pandemic. The host British Prime Minister Boris Johnson. Hopes to secure emissions cutting commitments to limit global temperature rises to 1.5 degrees Celsius compared with pre industrial times. Charles Tu la Decima London The U. N also says too little is known about melted fuel inside damaged reactors at the wrecked Fukushima nuclear plant in Japan a decade after the disaster. To be able to tell if Decommissioning can be finished. By
AP News Radio
Queen Elizabeth II to Attend UN Climate Change Conference
"The British queen will attend the U. N. climate change conference in Scotland in November a senior official adult Sharma who is president of the cop twenty six conference says he's absolutely delighted the queen will be at the event which is due to be held in Gloucester fall November the first through the twelfth details of the moment schedule though have not yet been released world leaders climate campaigners and activists from around the world the G. to attend the talks which were postponed for a year because of the pandemic the host British prime minister Boris Johnson hopes to secure emissions cutting commitments to limit global temperature rises to one point five degrees Celsius compared with pre industrial times chose to live this month London
Daily Pop
Queen Elizabeth II "Deeply Touched" by Prince Philip Tributes
"Elizabeth is sending a message of appreciation today which is her ninety fifth birthday and just days after laying. Her husband prince philip to rest in a statement. She writes while it's a period of great sadness for her family. She's been comforted by all the tributes from around the world to her late husband. She adds that her family has been deeply touched by everyone's support and
San Diego's Morning News with Ted and LaDona
Queen Elizabeth II Marks 95th Birthday
"4 days after laying her husband arrest Britain's queen is marking her birthday Queen Elizabeth. The second turns 95 today, but it's expected to be a low key occasion. The royal family are in a period of mourning for Elizabeth's husband, Prince Philip, following his death earlier this month. Gun salutes traditionally fired here in London for the Queen's birthday. Have Bean canceled. British newspapers report The monarch will marks today by enjoying a quiet lunch with close family
Who? Weekly
Who Was by Queen Elizabeth Ii’s Side at Prince Philip’s Funeral?
"I saw this us weekly headline who was by queen elizabeth to side at prince. Philip's funeral things to know about lady. Susan hussy i like listen queen elizabeth the seconds to you bigger satellite jesus sequel. I mean innocence. Saying it's like okay. She's bad a and other rob queen. Elizabeth two colon fedral. I don't so here are the five things to know. I'm not gonna read you the actual descriptions because who cares but the actual five things. The headlines are good one. She's the senior lady in waiting. Does donald moving on. I don't what a leading waiting as she was. She's a leading around for queen elizabeth. To a lot to me. She was married to the late. Marmaduke hussey which is. She's really old so her husband's name was marmaduke. She is principally godmother. Okay i'm boring. She's known the queen for more than sixty years again. She's very old and she's the youngest daughter of the twelfth earl waldegrave no five things have done less for be than bees. They've done nothing now. I feel like i'm getting a sense of like what she is up too. Which is an old british lady. that's just confirmed. She's but maybe now. The phillips dead shall like hang out. Maybe she's you'll be down now.
WTOP 24 Hour News
Prince Philip, Husband of Queen Elizabeth II, Is Dead at 99
"To the death of Britain's Prince Philip, who died just months away from his 1/100 birthday. CBS news correspondent Ian Lee has more from Windsor, England. It was the longest royal consort in British history and was that Elizabeth side for more than seven decades. Historians say the prince will be remembered for both his charm and at times controversial comments. It was will be the most good looking royal in history, but at the same time he had his opinions. He Knew what he was thinking. He was never easily swayed so she could depend on him in a way that no one else could. People are already laying flowers here at Windsor Castle. This is where Prince Philip spent much of the pandemic with the Queen. And officials say because of covert restrictions. Prince Willem of Prince Philip will not have a state funeral. Nor will he lie in state for the public to pay respects before his funeral at ST George's Chapel at Windsor Castle. Some troubling news this afternoon. As
Daily Pop
Kelly Clarkson destroys trash can during performance
"Kelly clarkson as one of hollywood's biggest arrest but she's not too big to admit she used a trash can as a toilet. Kelly confess on her show this week that she's had bathroom emergencies while performing like the arena concert where she got wrecked up from some food and destroyed a trash can during a quick change aches nightmare
Daily Pop
Prince Philip, Husband of Queen Elizabeth II, Dead at 99
"We have to talk about some breaking news. That just happened. We all woke up this morning to queen elizabeth's announcement that prince. Philip has passed away at ninety nine years old. The queen announced that he died peacefully this morning at windsor castle. There's a memorial of flowers growing there and also outside of buckingham palace. They were married for over seventy years and their love story started when elizabeth was just thirteen years old. The cream has the quality of tolerance. The bundles prince loves romance with queen. Elizabeth was one for the agents. He was born into royalty on june tenth. Nineteen twenty one and after going to school in germany france and the uk. He joined the british royal navy. When fell was eighteen. He began exchanging letters with a thirteen year. Old princess elizabeth. They married when she was twenty. One in nineteen forty seven. It was her marriage to the edinburgh. Perhaps we i realized the personality of how queen to be he would watch her become queen. Elizabeth second was to be only the seventh queen of england. Since the days of william the conqueror the prince left after military service becoming his wife's most loyal and loving alive the father of their four children and many more grandchildren. No one could make the queen break into a smile or laugh like him together. They went through seven decades of service celebration and scandal. I have done my best with vince. Phillips constant love and help within for remain listencleveland is the tolls is one essentially ingredient. And they have been married. It meant be quite so important when things well but it is absolutely vital when things get difficult.
Rush Limbaugh
Prince Philip, Husband of Queen Elizabeth II, Is Dead at 99
"The flag on top of Buckingham Palace has been lowered to half staff at a type written notices place to the Palace. Gates announcing Prince Philip's death at the age of 99. Buckingham Palace says the queen announced the news with deep sorrow describe I think Philip as her beloved husband, Prime Minister Boris Johnson says Philip helped stay at the royal family so that it remains a vital institution. Fox is Simon on there's more expert medical testimony today at former
Colorado's Morning News with April Zesbaugh and Marty Lenz
Prince Philip, husband of Britain's Queen Elizabeth II, dies at 99
"Father of Prince Charles has passed away. The Duke of Edinburgh was 99 Prince Philip was born Royal as Prince Philip of Greece in 1921, But when his family was exiled, he settled in Britain serving with the Royal Navy in World War two before marrying Princess Elizabeth in 1947. Five years later, she became queen on Philip would become the longest serving consort of a reigning British monarch. The Queen once said. He has quite simply bean my strength and stay all these years in London. Simon are in Fox News. There is a 36 year up to date here on
BBC Newshour
Buckingham Palace Says Prince Philip, Husband of Queen Elizabeth II, Has Died Aged 99.
"Of his Royal Highness Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh, husband of Queen Elizabeth. He was 99 years old. The statement from the palace said it is with deep sorrow that her Majesty the Queen announces the death of her beloved husband. His Royal Highness. The Prince Philip Duke of Edinburgh. His Royal Highness passed away peacefully this morning at Windsor Castle. Further announcements will be made in due course, the statement continues. The royal family joined with people around the world in mourning his loss. The British Prime Minister, Boris Johnson, spoke to the nation from Downing Street a little earlier and said that you had helped to steer the royal family and the monarchy so that it remains an institution indisputably vital to the balance and happiness. Of our national life, he said that you could and the affection of generations in the UK across the Commonwealth and around the world. Listening to the
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"queen elizabeth ii" Discussed on Shut Up I Love It
"This is our agenda. She would say either no or yes and they kind of had to go with that I'm telling you like winston churchill. Would you a harvard under the show. Friend of the show and maggie thatch but they would go to her with their complaints or issues or whatever it was on the docket for the day there and it was sort of up to her to decide what was what she deemed inappropriate or appropriate. And what right. And they kinda just had to go with it. And i can't imagine the weight of that on your shoulders and also how kind of cunning that the prime minister's had to be to sort of Like a you know Talk her into something. Or maybe not i don't i don't know To be a fly on the wall. I suppose right but Sorry what was the question again. I don't know if it's a question. I think it's just us Having a good time at this point part of the government yeah. I think she's more a figure and somebody that that everybody Not everybody sorry. That england or the uk has grown up with respect for you respect them and they're not always you know Pushing bills across lake. The you know the floor of the government but they are there as kind of an institution. Yeah elizabeth. do you think first of all. Did you ever as a little girl by two. And i don't want to buy into but i already did buy into the whole princess. Princess story that they sell two little girls in at least in this country. I don't know about other kinds not in russia. unfortunately I i was a big snow white fan. And i don't think it was because she was the princess you fell asleep and the boy had to come and kiss her. I think it was because By that time this was before like little mermaid. There was only one brunette princess. No i get that. And i associated. I understood her. I have brown hair brown diamond mayor. Ed thank you. I was just waiting for some jobs. I'm interviewing for system. I don't want to cross borders yet. You're getting those references. I write. I need three by the end of the day But anyways it was just. I think it was because she had brown hair. And i had brown hair. And there is like cinderella and princess aurora and all the other princesses that had blond hair and i was like like yuck representation matters into that because it really it really shapes us as a child like and we don't really understand not until late we're older and go. Oh but that sleepy bitch she. I mean i loved her. I loved her so much inactive. But you know memorable care seven guys and at the end of the day. Let's be honest and it had like ward off evil wet. Okay yeah yeah. I i think i think there's something to be said because i was gonna make the parallel with two inactive bitches the your enlargement and queen elizabeth not the most active characters. Just generally right pilot about them. How dare i. don't you know again. I'm just going to express. Maybe that's a good segue to express for joe and i our opinions on queen elizabeth. At this point. I would love that. I don't have one like i don't. I'm one of those people who's like i don't know i guess she's cool. I don't know like. I don't have strong feelings. I don't follow royal family. Only excitement about the royal family was when former guest of the podcast. Gabe mountain shout definitely fan and friend of the show. He was like In high school he was friends with meghan markle and so like he told some stories about how they went to all the excitement. And but i But i wonder..