And we hear from the woman who made hIstory, the fIrst female wInner of the Grand NatIonal. I thInk Itd take some tIme to properly sInk In, but I got a better NIghts Sleep Last NIght than I dId the nIght before, anyway. Good Afternoon And Welcome to Bbc News. Its a bIg step back to normalIty for much of the uk today, wIth the HIgh Street reopenIng In england and wales and some restrIctIons also relaxed In scotland and Northern Ireland. So, from today, non EssentIal Shops are open agaIn In england, along wIth pubs and restaurants whIch can now serve customers outsIde. HaIrdressers, gyms, and SwImmIng Pools are also back In busIness. In wales, shops and some HIgh Street servIces are open, and the ban on travellIng to and from england has ended. Northern Irelands stay at Home Order Is lIfted, replaced by guIdance to Stay Local. And In scotland, pupIls In sIx CouncIl Areas have returned to school full tIme. Well, as many restrIctIons are eased, the PrIme MInIster Is warnIng people to behav
Of His Royal Highness, Prince Philip, the Duke Of Edinburgh. For more than 1,000 years, in good times and in bad, the Town Of Windsor has taken pride in its enduring bond with the monarchy. And today, under Blue Skies and in glorious sunshine, the Royal Borough provides the setting for a funeral. A ceremonial funeral, as the longest serving consort in the history of the Royal Family is laid to rest. A long and productive lifetime, a history of real achievement, a peaceful death at the age of 99. These are all things certainly to celebrate and to mark with gratitude. Todays funeral for His Royal Highness the Prince Philip, Duke Of Edinburgh will certainly celebrate a life well lived. But it will also be a time of Grief And Loss for Her Majesty the queen, who, for over 70 years counted on the Strength And Advice of a dutiful husband and consort. Its a time of loss, too, for the children, grandchildren and the wider family. It was here at windsor castle, eight days ago, that Prince Philip
Now on Bbc News, a special programme on the funeral of His Royal Highness, Prince Philip, the Duke Of Edinburgh. For more than 1,000 years, in good times and in bad, the Town Of Windsor has taken pride in its enduring bond with the monarchy. And today, under Blue Skies and in glorious sunshine, the Royal Borough provides the setting for a funeral. A ceremonial funeral, as the longest serving consort in the history of the Royal Family is laid to rest. A long and productive lifetime, a history of real achievement, a peaceful death at the age of 99. These are all things certainly to celebrate and to mark with gratitude. Todays funeral for His Royal Highness the Prince Philip, Duke Of Edinburgh will certainly celebrate a life well lived. But it will also be a time of Grief And Loss for Her Majesty the queen, who, for over 70 years counted on the Strength And Advice of a dutiful husband and consort. Its a time of loss, too, for the children, grandchildren and the wider family. It was here a
Expert to testify that neither drugs nor Health Problems caused Floyds Death. And were also standing by for public remarks from the embattled Congressman Matt good faith s faith gaetz. Lets get to senior national correspondent, sara sidner. Shes covering the Chauvin Trial for us In Minneapolis today. We heard important testimony from the Medical Examiner who conducted george Floyds Autopsy. Reporter this is one of the most important witnesses. Hes going to testify he was the one who did the autopsy on George Floyd. And he was unequivocal in what he said how George Floyd died, why George Floyd died. No matter whether the Prosecution Or Defense was asking him the questions. One of the most important witnesses in this case for both the prosecution and the defense took the stand today. You conducted the autopsy on mr. George floyd. I did. Reporter unlike the other medical experts, medical Examiner Andrew Baker is the only person to testify that he did an autopsy on George Floyds body. He d