Time Zones
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Originally published | 2010 |
Authors | David A. Adler |
Illustrators | Edward Miller |
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ID | 2914807 |
About Time Zones
What are time zones and why do they exist? When it's noon where you live, why is it midnight halfway around the world? . . .
Lebanon reverses decision to delay daylight savings time change
... Many businesses, media outlets and educational institutions followed suit, leaving people living in one of the smallest countries in the Middle East struggling to deal with two different Time Zones...
Lebanon wakes up in two rival time zones
...By Henri AstierBBC NewsPeople in Lebanon have woken up in two rival Time Zones, amid a row between political and religious authorities over when clocks should go forward...
Eurovision 2023: Fans mark Super Saturday with seven songs selected
... " I don t know how I m going to prioritise them but the good thing is the different Time Zones because you can dip in and out...
Disabled Shropshire man completes seven-day marathon feat
... Mr Edwards said there had been logistical challenges along the way, as he crossed over 18 Time Zones and spanned the globe in just 168 hours...
Ukraine war: Zelensky tells Russians - Putin is destroying you
... " He was speaking in response to Mr Putin s New Year address, which is being broadcast for each of Russia s 11 Time Zones as they see in 2023...
King's Christmas message to pay tribute to Queen's legacy
... 00 GMT as best for reaching the most countries in different Time Zones around the world...
K-pop: The rise of the virtual girl bands
... Using virtual copies of themselves allow them to reach fans across Time Zones and language barriers - in ways that flesh-and-blood artists would never be able to do...
Queen's Christmas message to be 'personal' this year
... The timing of the broadcast was set from that year at 3pm, as the best for reaching the most countries in different Time Zones...
Queen's Christmas message to be 'personal' this year
The Queen is expected to give a very personal Christmas message this year, in her first Christmas since the death of her husband Prince Philip.
The annual broadcast was recorded last week, before The Queen 's decision to stay in Windsor Castle because of concerns about the pandemic.
There are not any Christmas Day public appearances expected from The Queen .
But she was said to be in " good form" by Buckingham Palace aides and needed few takes to complete the recording.
The traditional Christmas Day message, to be screened at 15:00 GMT on Saturday, is an address to The Nation and to The Commonwealth , reflecting on the passing year.
Honeymoon broochFor The Queen it's the end of the year in which Prince Philip died, after a marriage of 73 years together.
In the broadcast she speaks beside a framed photograph of the couple taken during their diamond wedding anniversary in 2007 - and she is wearing the same sapphire brooch that appears in The Photograph .
It's the same brooch, with a chrysanthemum design, that she wore on honeymoon in 1947.
A service of thanksgiving for The Life of Prince Philip has been announced by Buckingham Palace , to be held in Westminster Abbey in The Spring , with representatives of his charities and causes to be among The Guests .
This year's speech is expected to be more personal than usual, in a year in which many families have faced bereavements and hardship in the pandemic.
It's also the approach of next year's platinum jubilee, marking 70 years since she took to The Throne .
Changed plansThe annual broadcast, recorded in Windsor Castle , comes after concerns about the health of the 95-year-old monarch.
She was forced to pull out of a series of public events in the autumn, including The Cop 26 climate summit in Glasgow and the Remembrance Sunday service in London.
For The Second year, The Queen has cancelled her tradition of spending Christmas at her Sandringham Estate in Norfolk, as a precaution after The Rising levels of the Omicron variant.
Instead she will be joined at Windsor Castle by members of her family, including Prince Charles and Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall.
But it will not include Princess Anne , After Her husband Sir Timothy Laurence tested positive for Covid This Week .
The Queen was aged six when The First royal Christmas broadcast was introduced, with a live radio speech in 1932 from Sandringham, delivered by her grandfather George V .
The timing of the broadcast was set from that year at 3pm, as The Best for reaching The Most countries in different Time Zones .
Source of news: bbc.com