The preferred residence. Good morning from london on a day of history and a day of great change. This is stjamess palace, in the heart of london, a stones throw from Buckingham Palace where thousands of people have made their way since the death was announced of her majesty the queen late on thursday afternoon. Queen elizabeth ii, the countrys longest reigning monarch, a constant presence in the lives of the people of this nation. Hers was a life marked with selfless duty and dedication. The focus until now has been at balmoral where she passed away, and at Buckingham Palace where huge crowds have been gathering. But today the focus changes to st jamess palace. The palace has been the residence for Kings And Queens of england for over 300 years. And it was the official residence of the sovereign until the reign of Queen Victoria, when Buckingham Palace became the preferred residence. When the queen passed away, her eldest son charles immediately became king. And today, on this historic
Scotland as contributors to our economy. I think that gives you the evidence you need about the effect of tax changes within scotland. Thank you and congratulations again. Why do thank you and congratulations again. Why do you thank you and congratulations again. Why do you think it is that the polls why do you think it is that the polls are why do you think it is that the polls are showing that independence supporters are becoming less likely to surmort supporters are becoming less likely to support the snp . | supporters are becoming less likely to support the snp . Supporters are becoming less likely to support the snp . I think the snp is havin a to support the snp . I think the snp is having a tough, to support the snp . I think the snp is having a tough, rough to support the snp . I think the snp is having a tough, rough time. To support the snp . I think the snp is having a tough, rough time. It. Is having a tough, rough time. It has lacked cohesion, think that has come across t
patrick gearey reports. no moroccan footballer had ever had a chance like this. a pressure like this. 0ne kick from the quarter finals, and this is how achraf hakimi does history. what a way to do it! out of pure calm, perfect chaos. a north african team in the last eight, and laid out on the canvas, mighty spain. the drum roll had long been building. morocco, who d only got this far once before, had chances to win the game before the shootout was needed. spain s approach is to make possession almost an obsession, but it took until extra time s final seconds for them to really come close. as it turned out, pablo sarabia had hit the post, and when the match went to penalties, that happened again. spain, who scored seven in their opening match, now couldn t beat the keeper a hero named bono, who in morocco last night was even better than the real thing. portugal s frontman was kept offstage. cristiano ronaldo was on the bench against switzerland.
say there is a lot of work to do and certainly there is a lot of work you will have to do to review the huge amount of eu retained law as you say. but will the uk regulations be updated to world leading standards or are we going to go with the jacob rees mogg bonfire of regulations and a bonfire of red tape in our attitude to vehicle safety, which is so important to so many? a attitude to vehicle safety, which is so important to so many? a couple of thins. on so important to so many? a couple of things- on your so important to so many? a couple of things. on your first so important to so many? a couple of things. on your first point so important to so many? a couple of things. on your first point about - things. on your first point about parliamentary time, you are absolutely right that parliament doesn t spend all its time voting on legislation but actually in the same way we do now, part of what parliament does, there is time made available for opposition day debate, backbench d
deal with, parliament doesn t have a time to dealwith, but parliament doesn t have a time to deal with, but today it is at its absolute, the essence of what it is therefore, which is to appoint our head of state. find therefore, which is to appoint our head of state. therefore, which is to appoint our head of state. and what we will be watchint head of state. and what we will be watching for head of state. and what we will be watching for is head of state. and what we will be watching for is what head of state. and what we will be watching for is what the head of state. and what we will be watching for is what the king - watching for is what the king himself says, how much he himself can add, how much the words are written for him, how much you can add himself and what input he has, we don t know. his add himself and what input he has, we don t know. we don t know. his speech will be delivered. we don t know. his speech will be delivered. as we don t know. his speech wil