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Byzantine-era mosaic floor uncovered by Palestinian farmer in Gaza
Skip to main Palestinian Territory, Occupied, Bureji An Ornate Byzantine-era mosaic floor has been uncovered by a Palestinian farmer in Gaza Strip. The farmer who reportedly uncovered the mosaic while planting an olive tree last spring quietly cleared the floors over several months. The mosaic floor located in Bureji in central Gaza carries 17 iconographies of beasts and birds and could be regarded as one of the greatest archaeological discoveries in central Gaza. Premium news.
Queen’s funeral: Elizabeth II’s coffin arrives at Windsor for service and burial - latest updates
Key events Show key events only Please turn on JavaScript to use this feature The procession has turned into the Long Walk, the chestnut tree-lined avenue that leads up to Windsor Castle, the Queen’s beloved home and soon-to-be final resting place. Following the Household Cavalry, the state hearse, surrounded by members of the Grenadier Guards, the Queen’s company, entered the promenade and the crowd of tens of thousands fell silent, many tearful.
Ukrainian Strike in Donetsk Kills 13: Kremlin-backed Authorities
Last Updated: September 19, 2022, 19:37 IST Moscow Both Russia and Ukraine have used huge amounts of artillery ammunition and lost large volumes of armour in the grinding battle.
Standing room only as New York’s Churchill Tavern sees Queen on her way
It has been almost 250 years since the US announced its independence from the British monarchy, but in New York City on Monday morning there was plenty to suggest that some affection remains.
Kwarteng tax cut likely to give lowest paid just 63p a month, says IFS
The lowest paid stand to gain just 63p a month while the richest could get back £150 a month from tax cuts likely to be outlined by the chancellor, Kwasi Kwarteng, this week, analysis has found. The Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS) has produced data suggesting the full reversal of the rise in national insurance is likely to benefit those who earn more than £100,000 the most and barely help the poorest 3m households.
‘It was emotional’: Belfast hopes unity of Queen’s funeral will help mend past rifts
In Belfast, people expressed hope that the Queen’s spirit would transfer monarchical superpowers into Northern Irish society, hope that the togetherness shown over the past 10 days will carry into the future and mend the rifts that have for so long beset Northern Ireland.
The End of an Era: With Queen Elizabeth II, 20th Century is Also Laid to Rest
Last Updated: September 19, 2022, 19:26 IST London The Queen's funeral cortege borne on the State Gun Carriage of the Royal Navy travels along The Mall on September 19, 2022 in London, England.
India Slams Communal Violence in UK's Leicester, Demands Action, Protection for the Affected
Last Updated: September 19, 2022, 18:50 IST London Police patrol the Belgrave Road. (Twitter/Video Grab/Leicestershire Police) The clashes began on August 28 when a Muslim restaurant in Leicester disrespected the Indian flag before the final result of the first Asia Cup match between India and Pakistan. This created tension between groups from India and Pakistan India on Monday condemned violence perpetrated against the Indian community in United Kingdom’s Leicester.
Queen Elizabeth Funeral: George and Charlotte Follow Great-grandmother's Coffin
Queen Elizabeth II’s great-grandchildren George and Charlotte attended her funeral on Monday, signalling the more prominent role they will now play as the children of the first in line for the throne. The two eldest children of the Prince and Princess of Wales joined the funeral procession as it entered and left Westminster Abbey.
'Avoid Skin-to-skin Contact With Foreigners': China Health Chief Tells Public after 1st Monkeypox Case
Last Updated: September 19, 2022, 18:41 IST Beijing Staff members wearing face masks stand outside the Shanghai Disneyland theme park as it reopens following a shutdown due to Covid outbreak at Shanghai Disney Resort in Shanghai, China (Image: Reuters) China recorded the infection on Friday in a person who had recently arrived from overseas and is in quarantine, health officials had said earlier A top Chinese health official has warned the public to avoid “skin-to-skin contact with...
Wedding, Coronation & Funeral: Why Queen Elizabeth's Funeral at Westminster Abbey is an Emotive Farewell
Queen Elizabeth II was married and crowned in Westminster Abbey. In death, she entered and departed the thousand-year-old church to the same words of prayer: “May God grant to the living, grace; to the departed, rest.” The words are engraved on a stone slab next to the Great West Door through which Elizabeth’s coffin was borne for Monday’s Anglican funeral service, attended by leaders of all faiths from around the world.
St George's Chapel, Windsor: All You Need to Know About Queen Elizabeth II's Final Resting Place
Queen Elizabeth II will be laid to rest on Monday at the St George’s Chapel at Windsor Castle after a state funeral attended by several world leaders and a historic last ceremonial journey through the packed streets of London.
Queen’s funeral: hearse carrying Elizabeth II’s coffin leaves Wellington Arch - latest updates
Key events Show key events only Please turn on JavaScript to use this feature Robert Booth reports for the Guardian on the two youngest members of the royal party mourning at today’s funeral, Prince George and Princess Charlotte: Nine-year old Prince George and Princess Charlotte, seven, were the youngest mourners following the Queen’s coffin as they marched through a nave packed with world leaders in an expression of continuity of the British monarchy.
‘Crucial moment in our history’: Welsh valleys town marks Queen’s funeral
It was a jolly occasion when King Charles – prince, as he was then – visited the south Wales valleys town of Treorchy, named as having the UK’s best high street in 2020, on a sunny day in July. Crowds lined the streets, schoolchildren decorated the red phone box, a male voice choir sang, and Charles pulled a pint in the Lion pub. The mood was much more sombre on Monday, a grey day in the town, in Rhondda Cynon Taff.
Queen’s funeral: Elizabeth II’s coffin moved to state hearse for journey to Windsor - latest updates
Key events Show key events only Please turn on JavaScript to use this feature As has been the case during much of the last 10 days, when the coffin has been travelling, the crowds lining the route have sometimes broken into applause and cheering as the Queen’s hearse passes them. Some mourners have thrown flowers. The national anthem is played as the hearse departs from Wellington Arch. King Charles salutes as it leaves.
Queen Elizabeth II’s funeral: timeline of day’s key moments
The first UK state funeral since Winston Churchill’s in 1965 will take place on bank holiday Monday for Queen Elizabeth II. Here is a guide of what will happen at key moments throughout the day. 6.30am (all times BST) – The Queen’s lying in state ended The Queen’s lying in state, in which her closed coffin has been placed on view to the public at Westminster Hall since Wednesday, came to an end in the early hours of Monday morning.
Ornate Byzantine floor mosaic discovered by Palestinian farmer
An ornate Byzantine floor mosaic showing colourful birds and other animals has been discovered by chance in Gaza after a Palestinian farmer planted new trees on his land. Salman al-Nabahin unearthed the mosaic pavement, thought to date from the fifth to the seventh century AD, six months ago while working in his olive orchard in Bureij refugee camp, about half a mile from the border with Israel.
Prince George and Princess Charlotte take prominent role at Queen’s funeral
Nine-year old Prince George and Princess Charlotte, seven, were the youngest mourners following the Queen’s coffin as they marched through a nave packed with world leaders in an expression of continuity of the British monarchy. The Queen’s great-grandson, who became second in line to the throne after her death on 8 September, wore a dark blue suit and black tie as he walked alongside his father, the Prince of Wales, King Charles III’s immediate heir, in his RAF No1 uniform.
4,500-Year-Old Goddess Statue Discovered By Palestinian Farmer
A Palestinian farmer discovered a 4,500-year-old statue of Canaanite goddess Anat while cultivating his land. The director of Gaza's Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities, Jamal Abu Rida, first announced that the head was found by the farmer during a press conference on Tuesday. It was found in the Sheikh Hamouda district of Khan Younis. “We found it by chance. It was muddy and we washed it with water," the farmer Nidal Abu Eid told BBC News.
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