Royal visit: pomp

Royal visit: pomp; ceremony and hip hop to greet duke and duchess and the first lady at Kensingto바카라사이트n Palace in London; meeting royals: the Queen, Buckingham Palace, Prince Philip, Prince Harry, the Queen’s son George V and Prince George; music, dancing and entertainment to mark 50 years since Diana, Princess of Wales, died.

‘It’s a very, very sad day’: the Queen, Buckingham Palace, Prince Philip and Prince George arrive for their official welcome back to the UK from St George’s Day in London

Strictly speaking this isn’t a formal ceremony – it’s just a meeting of royal families to celebrate the 50 years since Diana was shot dead while walking her dog by a gunman who also went on to kill her British consul and British ambassador.

It’s a relatively light affair. Prince George and the Duchess of Cornwall, the daughter of Prince Charles and the queen, make it to Kensington Palace in just under five minutes. The prince is expected to arrive a bit later, around six.

The ceremony starts at the Windsor Castle reception area with a parade of the royal family through the streets of the historic city.

The Queen’s husapronxband, Prince Charles, turns back to St Andrews from Windsor Castle to pay his respects to the dead. The prince has now been in France a week since his sister died.

The Duke of Edinburgh and the Duchess of Cambridge are on hand as well. They arrived in London about 4pm.

Prince Charles had planned to make a short visit to Bournemouth as well, in the morning, before going to the Scottish capital on a trip for St George’s Day celebrations. The Duke, as he is known in the UK, is thought to have decided against attending the official state banquet that will be held in Aberdeen.

At the beginning of the meeting, Buckingham Palace was decked out in blue, white and purple and there were banners reading ‘Welcome back to the UK’ and ‘Royal visit: pomp; ceremony and hip hop to greet duke and duchess and the first lady at Kensington Palace in London’; meeting royals: the Queen, Buckingham Palace, Prince Philip, Prince Harry, the Queen’s son George V and Prince George; music, dancing and entertainment to mark 50 years since Diana, Princess of Wales, died.

With the Queen’s children joining the dignitaries and guests, the Prince더킹카지노 of Wales gets off the boat and leaves the balcony to take an official seat with the Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cambridge.

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Shell ceo says carbon price needed to tackle climate change was too high

Shell ceo says carbon price needed to tackle climate change was too high

The government has said carbon price, which has now been set at $20 per tonne for most purposes, was too high.

Saying it ha바카라사이트d not been a «fair and impartial price», it warned that setting a low price on carbon emissions was «highly speculative».

This included «a carbon price set by a small group of vested interests and institutions».

Mr Morrison told parliament in the wake of the Paris climate change agreement that the government would work with community groups to develop a $15 a tonne price.

The government, he said, would also develop a price on carbon emissions, using existing policy powers, under the national electricity market.

However, the federal environment minister, Josh Frydenberg, said the government’s new pricing tool, which had not yet been implemented, would allow for a gradual reduction in the cost of electricity over time.

Mr Morrison’s comments come after the Turnbull government announced its climate change agenda on Thursday which includes a new national action plan for the emissions trading scheme.

Mr Frydenberg said the government had identified «no short-term shortfalls in our environmental portfolio», because all policy levers were under «robust control».

He said Mr Morrison’s announcement had not been made available at the time and that the Government was currently working with community groups on a new carbon price.

A spokesman for Mr Morrison told the ABC it was a «matter for him and the government as well as the business community».

Mr Frydenberg also said the $15 a tonne price was not the final price as it was only a guide; «there’s a lot of other aspects to consider including how much will the market, with the new infrastructure we’re creating, and how will we manage the transition.»

«That decision in the end will be driven by the market and that means we need to take a very close look at the different forms of emission trading we need to bring forward,» he sa바카라id.

The government says the carbon pricing scheme will help create jobs, ensure that greenhouse gas emissions are cut, protect businesses from unnecessary carbon costs and reduce electricity prices by more than $US40 ($55) a year by 2030.

An Australian carbon prici카지노 사이트ng target could see about 70 per cent of Australians pay their fair share.

ABC/Reuters

Topics: climate-change, environment, government-and-politics, federal-government, federal-parliament, australia

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