Britain's Queen Elizabeth opens Scotland's third Forth bridgeLONDON (Reuters) - Britain s Queen Elizabeth formally opened Scotland s biggest infrastructure project in a generation - the third bridge across the River Forth - on Monday, exactly 53 years after she opened the second.  The 91-year-old monarch met with workers and school children who had gathered on the bridge before cutting a blue ribbon to mark its opening, as a flotilla passed underneath and the Royal Air Force s Red Arrows display jets flew overhead.  The 1.35 billion-pound ($1.7 billion) Queensferry Crossing, the longest bridge of its type in the world at 1.7 miles (2.7 km), connects the capital Edinburgh to Scotland s north.  The Queen described all three  magnificent structures  crossing the River Forth, built in three separate centuries, as  feats of modern engineering .   The Queensferry crossing joins its iconic and historic neighbors to create not only a breathtaking sight across the Firth of Forth, but to provide an important link for so many in this community and the surrounding areas,  she said in a statement. Built with 35,000 tonnes of steel and 150,000 tonnes of concrete, the crossing reaches 210 meters (690 ft) above high tide, standing as tall as about 48 London buses stacked on top of each other. Barriers deflect the wind and shield vehicles from the huge gusts common on the Forth. worldnews
britain queen elizabeth opens scotland third forth bridgelondon reuters britain queen elizabeth formally opened scotland biggest infrastructure project generation third bridge across river forth monday exactly years opened second the monarch met workers school children gathered bridge cutting blue ribbon mark opening flotilla passed underneath royal air force red arrows display jets flew overhead the billion queensferry crossing longest bridge type world miles km connects capital edinburgh scotland north the queen described three magnificent structures crossing river forth built three separate centuries feats modern engineering the queensferry crossing joins iconic historic neighbors create breathtaking sight across birth forth provide important link many community surrounding areas said statement built tonnes steel tonnes concrete crossing reaches meters ft high tide standing tall london buses stacked top barriers deflect wind shield vehicles huge gusts common forth worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Britain's Queen Elizabeth opens Scotland's third Forth bridgeLONDON (Reuters) - Britain s Queen Elizabeth formally opened Scotland s biggest infrastructure project in a generation - the third bridge across the River Forth - on Monday, exactly 53 years after she opened the second.  The 91-year-old monarch met with workers and school children who had gathered on the bridge before cutting a blue ribbon to mark its opening, as a flotilla passed underneath and the Royal Air Force s Red Arrows display jets flew overhead.  The 1.35 billion-pound ($1.7 billion) Queensferry Crossing, the longest bridge of its type in the world at 1.7 miles (2.7 km), connects the capital Edinburgh to Scotland s north.  The Queen described all three  magnificent structures  crossing the River Forth, built in three separate centuries, as  feats of modern engineering .   The Queensferry crossing joins its iconic and historic neighbors to create not only a breathtaking sight across the Firth of Forth, but to provide an important link for so many in this community and the surrounding areas,  she said in a statement. Built with 35,000 tonnes of steel and 150,000 tonnes of concrete, the crossing reaches 210 meters (690 ft) above high tide, standing as tall as about 48 London buses stacked on top of each other. Barriers deflect the wind and shield vehicles from the huge gusts common on the Forth. worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: britain queen elizabeth opens scotland third forth bridgelondon reuters britain queen elizabeth formally opened scotland biggest infrastructure project generation third bridge across river forth monday exactly years opened second the monarch met workers school children gathered bridge cutting blue ribbon mark opening flotilla passed underneath royal air force red arrows display jets flew overhead the billion queensferry crossing longest bridge type world miles km connects capital edinburgh scotland north the queen described three magnificent structures crossing river forth built three separate centuries feats modern engineering the queensferry crossing joins iconic historic neighbors create breathtaking sight across birth forth provide important link many community surrounding areas said statement built tonnes steel tonnes concrete crossing reaches meters ft high tide standing tall london buses stacked top barriers deflect wind shield vehicles huge gusts common forth worldnews