live from london. this is bbc news. a busy afternoon for the king ahead of tomorrow's coronation — meeting commonwealth heads of state before a garden party here at the palace later this evening. at westminster abbey, final preparations for tomorrow's coronation following the king and queen consort attending a final rehearsal. iam i am kathy k where the king was making sure all the last—minute details were in place earlier this morning.

excited, a bit nervous. obviously a big day ahead but can't wait, actually. the commissioner of london's metropolitan police sir mark rowley says security for the coronation will be the biggest operation in the force's history. this is an immense operation, and in fact, tomorrow, saturday, it would be the biggest single deployment we have done in london, ever, for this operation. there will be well over 11,500 officers involved. our other main story this hour: in england, the conservatives suffer significant council losses in local election results. and the world health organization says covid—19 no longer represents a "global health emergency", a major step towards ending the pandemic. welcome to bbc news. i'm christian fraser, live at buckingham palace where final plans are being put

in place for the coronation of king charles tomorrow. my colleague katty kay is outside westminster abbey where the coronation ceremony will take place. we will bring you all the build up to the coronation this hour, and the day's other big stories, including those local election results in england. but first, there was much excitement here earlier after the king and the prince and princess of wales greeted well—wishers on a surprise walkabout on the mall. here he is posing with people earlier today. much excitement as well in central london on the mall as the king and the prince and the princess of wales greeted well—wishers on a surprise walkabout. lots of people camping out to take their spot on the road

which looks glorious today in the sunshine. on the left—hand side of the mall the prince and princess of wales elected people with a 30 minute visit. speaking to many of those who are already in position for tomorrow. those who are already in position fortomorrow. some those who are already in position for tomorrow. some of them have had to take on their tens due to the tightened security today. let's have a listen to some of the excerpts from that walkabout. good luck tomorrow. i am from columbia- _ good luck tomorrow. i am from columbia. god _ good luck tomorrow. i am from columbia. god save _ good luck tomorrow. i am from columbia. god save the - good luck tomorrow. i am from columbia. god save the king. l good luck tomorrow. i am from i

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best of luck to you tomorrow. congratulations. you might�*ve picked up the many accents in commonwealth flags there as well. remember the cameras and the debates around the 1953 coronation. this will be the more shared and widely viewed coronation of all time and everybody on the market share in the images today of

the royal family as they went on that walkabout. that's take a listen to prince william, the prince of wales of theirs wasn't working the other side of the model. this is what he was sent to the crowd. it's going to be frenetic. will be here when _ it's going to be frenetic. will be here when you _ it's going to be frenetic. will be here when you go _ it's going to be frenetic. will be here when you go by _ it's going to be frenetic. will be here when you go by tomorrow. it's going to be frenetic. will be - here when you go by tomorrow. when i was here for — here when you go by tomorrow. when i was here for my _ here when you go by tomorrow. when i was here for my wedding _ here when you go by tomorrow. when i was here for my wedding i _ here when you go by tomorrow. when i was here for my wedding i could - here when you go by tomorrow. when i was here for my wedding i could hear l was here for my wedding i could hear was singing. i'm not where you guys are. have a nice evening. surely a good party. there is a lot of people could sign your card for you. i've

got one on me by telling the people sign it. good luck. thank you. and let's be here tonight. have you been to this — and let's be here tonight. have you been to this before? _ and let's be here tonight. have you been to this before? is _ and let's be here tonight. have you been to this before? is it _ been to this before? is it your first time? are you camping out tonight? i'm very impressed. this is it. there'll be a lot of going on. a really good idea how a naturalist comes to the prince and prince of wales who now the front line royals in a slimmed—down royal family. well, during the walkabout our cameras were able to get this exchange with the princess of wales, on how the family is doing with hours to go before the coronation.

very well, thank you. are you excited? excited, a bit nervous, obviously a big day ahead but, can't wait actually. what about you and william? yeah, all good. hopefully, a bit like, sort of, swans, sort of, relatively calm on the outside and paddlingon the inside. what about king charles? i'm sure he's looking forward to it as well. it's nice to be out here and saying hello to everyone who has obviously stayed out for so long and will be overnight. some people are staying overnight. are you staying out overnight? part of the press. yeah. bbc. are you out overnight? i will be here everyday. it's going to be a long one. hopefully it will be dry. are you tired? a bit. yeah, it's long hours for everybody. it is, it is. but, no, it's a really great moment. a celebration as well. have you got an early start tomorrow? yes, an early start, but i think everyone has. nice to see you. as you are listening to the princess of wills we heard a convoy coming in and judging by the size of those

vehicles it was most likely doctor jill biden, the first lady of the united states who has just arrived at the palace for the reception this evening. in place ofjoe biden who was not troubled and she will be at the reception. there are around a thousand people who would be a guest at the abbey tomorrow including the first lady of ukraine who was also here as well, members of royal farmers across europe. about 100 heads of state and we have seen the pictures of the last hour, of the palace bringing in and gets in on all the vehicles so that everybody there is on time to meet the king and queen camilla at this reception this evening. we will hopefully bring you some of the guests that are there this evening to tell you how that was. before we are looking at these pictures we were hearing from the princess of wales during a walkabout talking to the bbc about the nurse tomorrow. she also met debbie hoover, a woman who overfrom texas for coronation and debbie got

the business to talk on the phone to her aunts back in tennessee who was supposed to come in the trip to but had broken her leg. share supposed to come in the trip to but had broken her leg. are you feeling 0k? had broken her leg. are you feeling ok? i had broken her leg. are you feeling 0k? ifeelwonderful. _ had broken her leg. are you feeling 0k? ifeelwonderful. do _ had broken her leg. are you feeling ok? i feelwonderful. do you? - had broken her leg. are you feeling 0k? ifeelwonderful. do you? i- had broken her leg. are you feeling i 0k? ifeelwonderful. do you? i hope ou aet 0k? ifeelwonderful. do you? i hope you get better _ 0k? ifeelwonderful. do you? i hope you get better soon. _ ok? ifeelwonderful. do you? i hope you get better soon. i _ 0k? ifeelwonderful. do you? i hope you get better soon. i will. _ 0k? ifeelwonderful. do you? i hope you get better soon. i will. 0k, - you get better soon. i will. ok, bye. you get better soon. i will. 0k, b e. ., ., you get better soon. i will. 0k, b e. . ., , you get better soon. i will. 0k, b e. ., ., , ., you get better soon. i will. 0k, be. ., ., , ., bye. that would be quite a face, caettin a bye. that would be quite a face, getting a call— bye. that would be quite a face, getting a call from _ bye. that would be quite a face, getting a call from the _ bye. that would be quite a face, getting a call from the prince i bye. that would be quite a face, getting a call from the prince of| getting a call from the prince of wales. the king was making his way down the mall to mob house for a meeting of commonwealth leaders. a garden party. there are 56 countries which belong to the commonwealth, they represent over 2.1 billion people around the world and there they are standing in the gardens of marlboro house this afternoon. with

me is carol walton and author on jewellery and she has a podcast if jewels could talk. if there's one question, carol, or one issue everyone want to talk about is the crown jewels stopped so, i mean, crownjewels stopped so, i mean, we do see them from time to time but we don't see them in the r—rated that we will see them tomorrow. ihla don't see them in the r-rated that we will see them tomorrow. no we don't. we will see them tomorrow. no we don't- because _ we will see them tomorrow. no we don't. because we _ we will see them tomorrow. no we don't. because we haven't - we will see them tomorrow. no we don't. because we haven't had - we will see them tomorrow. no we don't. because we haven't had any| don't. because we haven't had any coronation for 70 years so they stretch back to the fourth century, the or this piece will be the royals being spoon that was used and goes back to the 12th century. most of the crown was melted down after the civil war and after charles the first was executed and these were remade for the coronation of charles ii. some of them are modern reincarnations because different minor records have had different crowns made for different carnations but i think tomorrow will be a real

symbol of solidity and chronic unity and i think i will be the case when queen camilla is crowned. she will have three, huge, massive stones putting which would be like being in sort of traffic lights. it was dazzled tomorrow and be incredible. how do you resize a crown? you work ve fast. how do you resize a crown? you work very fast- the — how do you resize a crown? you work very fast. the crown _ how do you resize a crown? you work very fast. the crown jewel _ how do you resize a crown? you work very fast. the crown jewel there - very fast. the crown jewel there will be the want to do it and i think he would be the most nervous man in the king much more. everything has to go right. he is the only man to touch a crown. when the only man to touch a crown. when the queen got married first? he’s the queen got married first? he's only man? _ the queen got married first? he's only man? he _ the queen got married first? he's only man? he would _ the queen got married first? he's only man? he would bring it from the vault to the abbey then return it question mark and the archbishop would touch it and the king would touchit would touch it and the king would touch it i but then he would return it. , touch it i but then he would return it. y , ., ,

touch it i but then he would return it. y , ., . . it. only three people touch it. when the queen got _ it. only three people touch it. when the queen got married _ it. only three people touch it. when the queen got married she - it. only three people touch it. when the queen got married she wore - it. only three people touch it. when l the queen got married she wore their russian, french tr and it broke just before. the queen mother was heard saying don't worry there are other tiaras, of which there are plenty but the crown jewel was fixed on one could actually see. things can go wrong. they made a coronation room for queen victoria and the crown jewel there at the time made it for her small finger instead of her forefinger and the archbishop rammed its on and she wrote in herjournal, its on and she wrote in herjournal, it was very painful. she had to put her hand in ice and with great pain got it off eventually. so, things go wrong but the crown jewel there is there to make sure it goes as best as possible. there to make sure it goes as best as possible-— as possible. there will be controversy _ as possible. there will be controversy surrounding i as possible. there will be - controversy surrounding some of these diamonds because some of these diamonds have come from the old empire, and there will be on

prominent display tomorrow. do you think that will be a talking point? i don't think so because the covenant stone, it was gifted in 1905 to edward vii. i think the length of history now, we're looking back and questioning things, and there is no doubt that we need as much information and as much clarity on some of these things as there is. i think the guiding principle is the more information the better. i think queen elizabeth in her lifetime did an extraordinaryjob of creating inventors of everything and there's so many artefacts, ornaments, works of art in the collection. they are all notes curated on the royal collection trust and we can have a look and read about them. i think the next stage is working charles to take it a step further and make it clear where things have come from, who owns it, is it national? is it

embedded in the royal collection? and like everything now, the more transparency the better. i was readin: transparency the better. i was reading today _ transparency the better. i was reading today when _ transparency the better. i was reading today when were - transparency the better. i was reading today when were talking earlier, the lord chamberlain was told he could wear coronation roads only in the last week and i had great sympathy for the women attending who would be questioning what they could wear and the jewellery they should wear a step back at the coronation of edward vii, i note that car tear opened a branch here in central london and that year they saw 27 tiaras. is it the done thing, any cost—of—living crisis, to come to a coronation in a tiara? i crisis, to come to a coronation in a tiara? ~' , ., ., crisis, to come to a coronation in a tiara? ~' y., ., ., ., crisis, to come to a coronation in a tiara? ~' ., ., ., tiara? i think if you got one or you borrow one _ tiara? i think if you got one or you borrow one of, _ tiara? i think if you got one or you borrow one of, or _ tiara? i think if you got one or you borrow one of, or your _ tiara? i think if you got one or you borrow one of, or your loans - tiara? i think if you got one or you borrow one of, or your loans one, | tiara? i think if you got one or you i borrow one of, or your loans one, or you we are a fake one. ijust think .mac the more ijust think you we are a fake one. ijust think .mac the more i just think you're going to wear these things unless to a coronation and that's why the gossip going around and a a rumour saying the princess of wales will wear flowers, saying the princess of wales will wearflowers, i don't believe it. you have and centraljewels which

are the cornerstone of the monarchy and tell a story and linksys and connect us with our history. well, what's about _ connect us with our history. well, what's about the _ connect us with our history. well, what's about the other _ connect us with our history. well, what's about the other nobility. . connect us with our history. well, what's about the other nobility. the dukes and duchesses who will be coming. dukes and duchesses who will be cominr. , . �* coming. they aren't inviting. most of them, i — coming. they aren't inviting. most of them, i don't _ coming. they aren't inviting. most of them, i don't think. _ coming. they aren't inviting. most of them, i don't think. right, - coming. they aren't inviting. most of them, i don't think. right, but| of them, i don't think. right, but they would _ of them, i don't think. right, but they would have _ of them, i don't think. right, but they would have tr _ of them, i don't think. right, but they would have tr is _ of them, i don't think. right, but they would have tr is locked - of them, i don't think. right, but| they would have tr is locked away of them, i don't think. right, but. they would have tr is locked away in saves and for the country.— saves and for the country. queen elizabeth. _ saves and for the country. queen elizabeth, because _ saves and for the country. queen elizabeth, because it _ saves and for the country. queen elizabeth, because it had - saves and for the country. queen elizabeth, because it had been i saves and for the country. queen i elizabeth, because it had been after the war and people hadn't done any socialising or going out it's all. there was a rush to get to the crown jewels there and have their tiaras brush up and polish and mended. they all came out of the stately houses around england to be worn. these people are not invited to the coronation and these tr would stay in their saves and i think the dress codes seems to me, as far as i've understood, to be pretty relaxed. it is business attire, probably the heights and kind of where what you want if you can get hold of something fabless, why not? this is

pageantry. we want to see something thatis pageantry. we want to see something that is special because this is a special day and we want to have another for a special day and we want to have anotherfor a long special day and we want to have another for a long time. special day and we want to have anotherfor a long time. and, when you get the chance it is up why not? there are certain occasions where i suppose you have to bring it out and showed off if you've got it. three condoms, so the queen mary crown, the imperial state crown and the king of sin and word crown, right? and that's everyone. that is a heavy one, it is like £5. the queen spoke quite openly about how it was quite heavy. so quite openly about how it was quite hea _ , ., quite openly about how it was quite hea _ y., ., , quite openly about how it was quite hea . ., , ., ., heavy. so you only wear that when? sittin: heavy. so you only wear that when? sitting in the — heavy. so you only wear that when? sitting in the coronation _ heavy. so you only wear that when? sitting in the coronation chair? - sitting in the coronation chair? yes. yes. sitting in the coronation chair? yes- yes-— sitting in the coronation chair? yes. yes._ yes. - sitting in the coronation chair? i yes. yes._ yes. right. yes. yes. and briefly. yes. right. what i yes. yes. and briefly. yes. right. what i am — yes. yes. and briefly. yes. right. what i am intrigued _ yes. yes. and briefly. yes. right. what i am intrigued about - yes. yes. and briefly. yes. right. what i am intrigued about is - yes. yes. and briefly. yes. right. what i am intrigued about is whatj what i am intrigued about is what the queens concert will wear to the abbey because i think she will wear a tiara puts up with that she wear one of the tr is closely associated with queen elizabeth? i think for

people who are still slightly in morning, they may have to brace themselves that she made well aware something we are so used to seeing on the late queen sucked into tr as she wore, the diamond darden and the other crown were well associate on the coinage and staff. you may see them under queen or the prince of wales,. . . ,, them under queen or the prince of wales,. ., ,, ., , ., wales,. fabless, really great information. _ wales,. fabless, really great information. carla, _ wales,. fabless, really great information. carla, lovely - wales,. fabless, really great information. carla, lovely to| wales,. fabless, really great. information. carla, lovely to see wales,. fabless, really great - information. carla, lovely to see if thank you. — information. carla, lovely to see if thank you. enjoy _ information. carla, lovely to see if thank you. enjoy joy _ information. carla, lovely to see if thank you, enjoy joy tomorrow. i information. carla, lovely to see if| thank you, enjoy joy tomorrow. we thank you, en'oy 'oy tomorrow. we will. thank you, enjoyjoy tomorrow. we will. there you will. if you got it bring it. that's the motto katty kay lives by. is that right kathy? ii i lives by. is that right kathy? if i had a tro or lives by. is that right kathy? iii had a tro or your royal robe are a national outfit, i tell you christie and i would definitely. if you're not what to wear it at coronation when are you? it’s not what to wear it at coronation when are you?— not what to wear it at coronation when are you? it's interesting. i do think these — when are you? it's interesting. i do think these times _ when are you? it's interesting. i do think these times people _ when are you? it's interesting. i do think these times people will- when are you? it's interesting. i do think these times people will be i think these times people will be deciding there is also of pr are on

these occasions, do you overdressed or overbearing it's the stuff to people from that that sort of thing? i get all of that, the debate about with a coronation class and the fact that we don't you have the final bill at the moment. for what it is going to be and whether it would be upwards of £100 million. i understand all of that but on the other hand, when you're actually in the coronation service, to turn up in a rather dowdy outfit, if you are going to go to the coronation and you're going to be one of the very few people, comparatively, compared to the queens coronation, who received an invitation. i think at that moment the onus is on you slightly to examine it's up just a tad. so, going is something less than the best you can get for coronation anyway wassup we will see tomorrow. i had an interesting conversation with the bishop of durham when i was speaking to him, we had a great chat about the

process and how king charles was feeling when he came earlier today for the rehearsal. he said the king seemed completely calm us up they had been through several rehearsals and he seemed calm. he pointed out that all of the rehearsals took place in secret because none of them want to go to the front door. that front door hasn't been used at westminster abbey for the whole week because i didn't want any nosy members of the press seen who was going in and out. he said that his whole focus will be on making sure the crown stays on the kings head. so it's interesting what you are saying there about it ways to kilos or £4 are two bags of flour or whatever it was. everyone will be holding our breath to make sure it stays exactly in place. yes indeed, i'm sure stays exactly in place. yes indeed, i'm sure they _ stays exactly in place. yes indeed, i'm sure they will. _ stays exactly in place. yes indeed, i'm sure they will. doctor- stays exactly in place. yes indeed, i'm sure they will. doctorjoe - i'm sure they will. doctorjoe biden, i think, i'm sure they will. doctorjoe biden, ithink, hasjust i'm sure they will. doctorjoe biden, i think, hasjust rolled up to the session katty for sub how much interest will there be in the united states? i know you travel with people came specially for the

occasion but not the president here. i saw a tweet on his own social media account from the former president donald trump, seine crooked joe biden is not coming to the uk and the uk is not happy about it. what do you think people back home where you work and live with think about it? i home where you work and live with think about it?— think about it? i think they're really excited _ think about it? i think they're really excited about - think about it? i think they're really excited about it. - think about it? i think they're. really excited about it. they've think about it? i think they're - really excited about it. they've had two big bold events. they had the jubilee and the funeral and all the networks, the journalist i jubilee and the funeral and all the networks, thejournalist i hang out with, they flew over huge crowds and spent an awful lot of money. a list of their budget particularly when on the queens funeral so i know the number of people who have flown over, for example, from american networks is smaller than it was for the funeral. so, the amount of coverage has been a step back a bit but i was watching american vision is morning and they had a mean anchor probably close by to you, she

was sitting right side buckingham palace for the morning chores and interviewing people and doing reporting. she actually mentions to get inside the palace which is quite a coup for them. so, get inside the palace which is quite a coupforthem. so, i get inside the palace which is quite a coup for them. so, i think, generally, americans are still very excited about the british monarchy. they have higher approval ratings in the us than they do in the uk. not that the americans want to become a monarchy again only about 8% of americans say they would be interested in giving up the republic and becoming a monarchy again. they are still very much in favour of the united states of america having got rid of it king george iii but they are interested in all things royal. particularly family. they left the bling and the pomp and pageantry and pageantry and we heard earlier on the programme from that lovely visitor from texas. this the programme from that lovely visitorfrom texas. this is, delightful, they have none of this. they have none of the stuff that goes back thousands of years, more than a thousand year. in a young

country that united states of america that's anathema. i think he'll be looking at this with delight and i think there's a lot of coverage of the pictures. i know people get in about a.m. in los angeles because of the time difference, to watch it live which is pretty dedicated, isn't it? i was think that when _ is pretty dedicated, isn't it? i was think that when he _ is pretty dedicated, isn't it? i was think that when he go _ is pretty dedicated, isn't it? i was think that when he go to - is pretty dedicated, isn't it? i was think that when he go to california and you drive along the historic road, my house is old and on this road. so, they probably do look at what goes on in the palace and think it's real history. we talked about the jewels, it's real history. we talked about thejewels, we it's real history. we talked about the jewels, we talked about the pomp and the protocol. what about the flowers? you know i like the flowers. i've talked about the tulips all week which are fabless here and just out here in the gardens outside buckingham palace. you've been talking to the royal flores today was a long history with the royal family. flores today was a long history with the royalfamily._ the royalfamily. yes, look, ifi could have _ the royalfamily. yes, look, ifi could have been _ the royalfamily. yes, look, ifi could have been one _ the royalfamily. yes, look, ifi could have been one plays - the royalfamily. yes, look, if i i could have been one plays earlier this morning or overnight, as they were being delivered, i would've liked to have been inside westminster abbey. 120 different

types of flowers from around the united kingdom are intended abby. should there being arranged at the moment. it must look and smell fantastic, all of those spring blooms that have been shipped in. flowers are very much a part of church services and talking to the bishop earlier, it was worth remembering it was very much a anglican church service with communion. it may surprise a few people when the seat, just how much is the train service. it should be. anyway, the flowers are outside inside they're all being arranged for so i need a glass of water. i love it. that's what you get with live broadcasting. litre love it. that's what you get with live broadcasting. live broadcasting in s-trin live broadcasting. live broadcasting in spring with _ live broadcasting. live broadcasting in spring with the _ live broadcasting. live broadcasting in spring with the pollen. _ live broadcasting. live broadcasting in spring with the pollen. with - live broadcasting. live broadcasting in spring with the pollen. with the i in spring with the pollen. with the ollen in spring with the pollen. with the pollen being _ in spring with the pollen. with the pollen being dumped _ in spring with the pollen. with the pollen being dumped off- in spring with the pollen. with the pollen being dumped off the - in spring with the pollen. with the | pollen being dumped off the trees. one of the touching things about the

flowers is that there are branches that have been cut from the trees that have been cut from the trees that the queen and the duke of edinburgh planted and these two lives, kings two lives were planted just before the late queen died. so there you are. you're watching bbc news. just saying goodbye to our world viewers but let me introduce to our special guest who is with me. he's going to the coronation tomorrow and is part of the congregation from his services to ' wassup my part of the world. you are here for your services during the covert pandemic. i went to my mum and got some

christmas present together and give the mountain award wassup seen a smile on those kids faces was the right one for me and tell me what i need to do next. then covert it came and i knew the elderly people it would be in a vulnerable category and so was i so i thought to myself, i said to my mum we need to go and do something so we got 300 others together and get essential items like toilet paper, we give them out around the lancashire area. and the response was so phenomenal and i stayed in touch with every single one of those elderly throughout coated and it was just a heart—warming moment. coated and it wasjust a heart-warming moment. coated and it wasjust a heart-warmint moment. . h , heart-warming moment. that's truly amazint heart-warming moment. that's truly amazing and — heart-warming moment. that's truly amazing and especially _ heart-warming moment. that's truly amazing and especially at _ heart-warming moment. that's truly amazing and especially at a - heart-warming moment. that's truly amazing and especially at a time - amazing and especially at a time when you're suffering yourself. how are you now? 50. when you're suffering yourself. how are you now?— are you now? so, i finished my leukaemia _ are you now? so, i finished my leukaemia treatment _ are you now? so, i finished my leukaemia treatment in - are you now? so, i finished my i leukaemia treatment in november are you now? so, i finished my - leukaemia treatment in november 2021 but i'm still at risk for the next five years of it coming back but everything has been fine so far. you are secial everything has been fine so far. you are special kind of person if you're been suffering that and think about

others in that way and rightly recognise and what is coming tomorrow. a really big day for you and your mum who is here as well. your mother is just in the wings actually ijust your mother is just in the wings actually i just was there. your mother is just in the wings actually ijust was there. do your mother is just in the wings actually i just was there. do you know where you will be sitting in the abby tomorrow? i know where you will be sitting in the abby tomorrow?— the abby tomorrow? i think at 6:30am i think the the abby tomorrow? i think at 6:30am i think the dcms _ the abby tomorrow? i think at 6:30am | think the dcms will _ the abby tomorrow? i think at 6:30am i think the dcms will be _ the abby tomorrow? i think at 6:30am i think the dcms will be exporting - i think the dcms will be exporting me to the media team and after dust it with the into the westminster abbey in a few of the front rows. so, will be able to see everything which is really exciting. they wanted lifetime opportunity and an moment in history. i wanted lifetime opportunity and an moment in history.— wanted lifetime opportunity and an moment in history. i have not been in westminster _ moment in history. i have not been in westminster abbey, _ moment in history. i have not been in westminster abbey, every - moment in history. i have not been in westminster abbey, every time | moment in history. i have not beenj in westminster abbey, every time i get there is a long queue but i must go and visit the next time i'm there. tell me about that moment you got the invite. did you know it was coming? got the invite. did you know it was comint ? ., . , got the invite. did you know it was comint ? ., .,, .., . ,, got the invite. did you know it was comint? ., .,, . ,, ., coming? no, i was coming back from cisc form because _ coming? no, i was coming back from cisc form because i'm _ coming? no, i was coming back from cisc form because i'm year _ coming? no, i was coming back from cisc form because i'm year 13 - coming? no, i was coming back from cisc form because i'm year 13 right i cisc form because i'm year 13 right now doing my a—levels and we parked up now doing my a—levels and we parked up near our house and my mother said to me that there is an invitation

from the coronation. i didn't believe it because i didn't think i would get one. after how did they know about you though? well, initially, i was awarded with the british empire medal and i think that came from borisjohnson nominated me to her majesty the queen. i think the kings coronation must�*ve led from that. 50. queen. i think the kings coronation must've led from that.— queen. i think the kings coronation must've led from that. so, what are ou ttoin must've led from that. so, what are you going to — must've led from that. so, what are you going to wear— must've led from that. so, what are you going to wear tomorrow? - must've led from that. so, what are i you going to wear tomorrow? probably a blue suit which _ you going to wear tomorrow? probably a blue suit which i _ you going to wear tomorrow? probably a blue suit which i brought _ you going to wear tomorrow? probably a blue suit which i brought from - a blue suit which i brought from that burn. ~ ., , ., a blue suit which i brought from that burn-— a blue suit which i brought from that burn. ~ ., y., , , that burn. who will you be sitting with? my mum- _ that burn. who will you be sitting with? my mum. what _ that burn. who will you be sitting with? my mum. what are - that burn. who will you be sitting with? my mum. what are you - that burn. who will you be sitting - with? my mum. what are you looking forward to the most consumer i think it's a whole event, to be honest. it just, like i said, a very memberthe just, like i said, a very member the moments in a once—in—a—lifetime opportunity at this moment in history. opportunity at this moment in histo . ~ , ., opportunity at this moment in histo . ~ , opportunity at this moment in histo .~ , ,., ._ history. will you be up to take any ictures? history. will you be up to take any pictures? that _ history. will you be up to take any pictures? that is _ history. will you be up to take any pictures? that is they _ history. will you be up to take any pictures? that is they were not i pictures? that is they were not allowed to _ pictures? that is they were not allowed to record _ pictures? that is they were not allowed to record and - pictures? that is they were not allowed to record and things i pictures? that is they were not l allowed to record and things out of there but probably outside the ib and everything, yet. 50. there but probably outside the ib and everything, yet.—

there but probably outside the ib and everything, yet. so, you are on the mend. — and everything, yet. so, you are on the mend. we _ and everything, yet. so, you are on the mend, we hope, _ and everything, yet. so, you are on the mend, we hope, we _ and everything, yet. so, you are on the mend, we hope, we are - the mend, we hope, we are crossing all of ourfingers for the mend, we hope, we are crossing all of our fingers for you. what are the things you want to do now? what things are you doing with, you know, you're clearly involved in charge work in background.— you're clearly involved in charge work in background. make her an idea ritht now is work in background. make her an idea right now is to — work in background. make her an idea right now is to raise _ work in background. make her an idea right now is to raise money _ work in background. make her an idea right now is to raise money for - right now is to raise money for countries like syria, pakistan, india, who don't have enough funding for cancer treatments. so, whati want to do is raise money, as much as they can, to support their treatments as a loss of lives get lost due to the lack of funding. so that something i want you lost due to the lack of funding. so that something i wan- lost due to the lack of funding. so that something i want you know what our mums that something i want you know what your mums is — that something i want you know what your mums is going _ that something i want you know what your mums is going where? - that something i want you know what your mums is going where? must - that something i want you know what your mums is going where? must be| that something i want you know what| your mums is going where? must be a lot of panic at home. i your mums is going where? must be a lot of panic at home.— lot of panic at home. i think she's wearin: a lot of panic at home. i think she's wearing a blue — lot of panic at home. i think she's wearing a blue dress. _ lot of panic at home. i think she's wearing a blue dress. but - lot of panic at home. i think she's wearing a blue dress. but he - wearing a blue dress. but he couldn't do _ wearing a blue dress. but he couldn't do tonight - wearing a blue dress. but he couldn't do tonight before i wearing a blue dress. but he| couldn't do tonight before the wearing a blue dress. but he - couldn't do tonight before the big day? couldn't do tonight before the big da ? ., , , couldn't do tonight before the big da ? .,,.,,y couldn't do tonight before the big da? , ~ couldn't do tonight before the big da? , �* , day? probably some rest. after this rece tion day? probably some rest. after this reception you _ day? probably some rest. after this reception you and _ day? probably some rest. after this reception you and the _ day? probably some rest. after this reception you and the queen - day? probably some rest. after this reception you and the queen i - day? probably some rest. after this| reception you and the queen i going to retire head of the day tomorrow. what time do you have to be in the

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