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Transcripts for BBCNEWS BBC News Special 20240604 09:28:00

the uk, the entry, and exit, from the uk, the entry, and exit, from the european union, right up until the european union, right up until the recent covid pandemic and the economic challenges the country is facing at the moment. the queen, although she was not at the forefront of politics, she was always in the background of those huge, historic, political moments, and there will be a big change, yes, for the royals, but also, for the way that downing street operates, to be speaking to the new monarch, that weekly audience to be with king charles iii rather than queen elizabeth ii. the first time in 70 years that a monarch will be meeting someone other than queen elizabeth to have those conversations about daily life and political change in the uk. ., daily life and political change in theuk. ., the uk. political correspondent, nick eardley. the uk. political correspondent, nick eardley, reporting - the uk. political correspondent, nick eardley, reporting live i the uk. political cor

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Transcripts for BBCNEWS BBC News Special 20240604 09:18:00

people of all generations, and much earlier this morning on bbc news, we spoke to three generations of our family that had got up at liam, because the little girl had to go to school, and she had late written a letter to the royal family to say sorry that they were all sad, and she wanted to leave that here, on her way to school this morning. and thatjust her way to school this morning. and that just gives you her way to school this morning. and thatjust gives you a sense of what we are going to see throughout the day here, at buckingham palace, and, i guess, throughout many days to come. as you pointed out, there were thousands of people out here exactly where i m standing late last night in the rain, and our correspondent tim moffat was talking to some of them. our correspondent, tim muffett, has been speaking to some of them: an event we all knew would come one day. but for so many, one that is so profoundly sad. it s heartbreaking. absolutely heartbreaking. what did she mean to

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Transcripts for BBCNEWS BBC News 20240604 14:02:00

our research shows, we did a survey in may amongst netflix subscribers, about 9% of uk online adults who don t currently subscribe hello, if you havejustjoined us, to netflix indicated that they would consider subscribing to netflix if it offered welcome to bbc news. we begin this error with an announcement by the mayor of london that yesterday was a cheaper, ad supported tier. the busiest day for the capital s fire service since the second world netflix knows that to war. many properties were destroyed survive, it has to change. if not, one day, it could be another blockbusters. by fires that broke out during the james clayton, heatwave, and damage in other parts of the country as well. the weather bbc news, silicon valley. is also continue to affect transport today, we will have more on that in i will be back with more news at five, but it s now time for a look a few minutes. i ll correspond it at the weather. a sigh of relief tim moffat report from wennington in east london. today a

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Transcripts for BBCNEWS BBC News 20240604 13:02:00

service since the second world war. more than 40 properties were destroyed by fires in london which broke out in any record breaking temperatures. there are major incidents all over the country, including norfolk, suffolk, lincolnshire, leicestershire, south yorkshire. the weather is continuing to affect transport, we ll have more in a few minutes. tim moffat reports from wellington in east london. the devastated village of wellington. what is believed to have started as a small fire and someone s guarding, did this. many homes, buildings and cars destroyed, but mercifully no lives lost. we looked over but mercifully no lives lost. - looked over the neighbour s fans and they had a pile of grass cuttings smoking, as it does, with compost that heats up and can basques, doesn t it? that is why we took the hosepipe ban, a couple of buckets because we thought it was just a small fire but by the time we got the go train, the empress had blown

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