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hello, and welcome to morecambe... cheering. ..as thousands of street parties and community events are taking place across the country. over the next 90 minutes, we'll be criss—crossing the uk and dropping in on some of those celebrations. many of the parties are being held in celebration of yesterday's coronation of king charles iii and queen camilla. some people are taking the opportunity to spend the day getting to know their neighbours and building community spirit, and others are simply enjoying a get—together on the bank holiday weekend. well, i'm here in the lancashire seaside town of morecambe, which is hoping to host the longest street party for the coronation in the uk, more than 500 picnic tables cascading along the seafront. and we think around 10,000 people will be taking part.
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i'll be hearing from many of them throughout the programme. and we'll also be live at parties and events across the uk. we'll be with paddle boarders at bude in cornwall who'll be celebrating with the help of a typical cornish cream tea. we'll be meeting localfarmers, and those who remember the last coronation, in cowbridge in south wales. and as far north as westray in 0rkney, where different generations are coming together to celebrate the day. we'll also be in northampton, where everyone is invited to a party in the heart of the community. and young farmers in enniskillen in northern ireland, where the famous local delicacy, black bacon, will be on the lunch menu. in greenock in scotland, we'll be talking to scouts and cubs getting ready to volunteer.
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and we're in windsor ahead of tonight's coronation concert and hearing how some of the royal family have been joining in today's street parties. and as well as all of that, jon kay is in mortlake in south west london. and jon kay is joined and jon kay isjoined by and jon kay is joined by carol kirkwood. the party is well under way here, so how are things down there? it's well under way here. certainly is. lots it's well under way here. certainly is- lots of — it's well under way here. certainly is. lots of people _ it's well under way here. certainly is. lots of people here, _ it's well under way here. certainly is. lots of people here, putting i it's well under way here. certainly l is. lots of people here, putting out cakes _ is. lots of people here, putting out cakes. , ., . cakes. they look fantastic, everything _ cakes. they look fantastic, everything looks _ cakes. they look fantastic, everything looks fantastic. | cakes. they look fantastic, l everything looks fantastic. in grosvenor gardens they go big style. parties normally and this is bigger than usual. . ., parties normally and this is bigger than usual-— than usual. there are about 200 --eole than usual. there are about 200 peeple here- _ than usual. there are about 200 people here. the _ than usual. there are about 200 people here. the barbecue - than usual. there are about 200 people here. the barbecue is . than usual. there are about 200 - people here. the barbecue is going, you can _ people here. the barbecue is going, you can smell the sausages and see the champagne along the table. crowds — the champagne along the table. crowds of people. it's a party atmosphere as you would expect. there _ atmosphere as you would expect. there is_ atmosphere as you would expect. there is a — atmosphere as you would expect. there is a bit less fizz than there was five minutes ago. that wasn't me! let's see _
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was five minutes ago. that wasn't me! let's see if— was five minutes ago. that wasn't me! let's see if they _ was five minutes ago. that wasn't me! let's see if they are - was five minutes ago. that wasn't me! let's see if they are ready. i me! let's see if they are ready. grosvenor _ me! let's see if they are ready. grosvenor gardens, _ me! let's see if they are ready. grosvenor gardens, are - me! let's see if they are ready. grosvenor gardens, are you - me! let's see if they are ready. i grosvenor gardens, are you ready me! let's see if they are ready. - grosvenor gardens, are you ready to party? grosvenor gardens, are you ready to .a ? , party? cheering - they _ party? cheering . they are - party? cheering . they are ready, party? cheering - . they are ready, they are party? cheering _ . they are ready, they are calling it a bic . they are ready, they are calling it a big lunch _ . they are ready, they are calling it a big lunch here. _ . they are ready, they are calling it a big lunch here. if— . they are ready, they are calling it a big lunch here. if you - . they are ready, they are calling it a big lunch here. if you are - it a big lunch here. if you are having a big lunch, getting ready with family and friends, doesn't have to be this many, just a few of you, but we would love you to share your experiences. don't forget to send pictures of your food as well. find don't forget to send pictures of your food as well. and animals. we have seen pets _ your food as well. and animals. we have seen pets dressed _ your food as well. and animals. we have seen pets dressed in - your food as well. and animals. we have seen pets dressed in their- have seen pets dressed in their crowns — have seen pets dressed in their crowns and cravats. email us at haveyoursay@bbc.co.uk, or send us your photos via our website, bbc.co.uk/news. and will the weather be holding? it should be for most but we will tell you in_ should be for most but we will tell you in a _ should be for most but we will tell you in a few minutes.— you in a few minutes. carroll will have a full— you in a few minutes. carroll will have a full forecast _ you in a few minutes. carroll will have a full forecast in _ you in a few minutes. carroll will have a full forecast in a - you in a few minutes. carroll will have a full forecast in a few - have a full forecast in a few minutes' time. loads to come in the next hour but here is a news update from the newsroom and jane hill.
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good afternoon, the main news stories this lunchtime from the bbc newsroom. there has been another mass shooting in the united states. eight people were killed when a man opened fire in a shopping centre near dallas in texas. witnesses say a man armed with an assault rifle apparently shot indiscriminate league. a number of other shoppers were seriously injured and are in hospital. police shot dead the government at the scene. aruna iyengar has this report. gunshots ring out across our premium outlets. saturday afternoon shoppers run for their lives. this is a shopping mall 20 miles north of dallas. it shopping mall 20 miles north of dallas. . , ~ shopping mall 20 miles north of dallas. ., , ~ , shopping mall 20 miles north of dallas. .,, ~ , , shopping mall 20 miles north of dallas. ~ ., dallas. it was like, pop, pop, and we saw sparks— dallas. it was like, pop, pop, and we saw sparks flying _ dallas. it was like, pop, pop, and we saw sparks flying like - dallas. it was like, pop, pop, and we saw sparks flying like it - dallas. it was like, pop, pop, and we saw sparks flying like it was i we saw sparks flying like it was right in front of us. we ran into the converse store, they locked the door and we hunkered down in the back. that's where we stayed. you
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see the guy. _ back. that's where we stayed. you see the guy, there's this guy dressed _ see the guy, there's this guy dressed in all black wearing a vest, he has _ dressed in all black wearing a vest, he has an— dressed in all black wearing a vest, he has an assault rifle and he was 'ust he has an assault rifle and he was just shooting at people. he was at the francesca's area, shooting at people — the francesca's area, shooting at --eole. ., . , ., people. police believe the gunman acted alone- _ people. police believe the gunman acted alone. the _ people. police believe the gunman acted alone. the motive _ people. police believe the gunman acted alone. the motive so - people. police believe the gunman acted alone. the motive so far- people. police believe the gunman acted alone. the motive so far is l acted alone. the motive so far is not known. he was killed by a police officer who happened to be there and reacted quickly. fine officer who happened to be there and reacted quickly-— reacted quickly. one of our officers was on an unrelated _ reacted quickly. one of our officers was on an unrelated call _ reacted quickly. one of our officers was on an unrelated call at - reacted quickly. one of our officers was on an unrelated call at the - was on an unrelated call at the outlet mall. he heard gunshots, went to the gunshots and engaged the suspect and neutralise the suspect. he also then called for ambulances. terrified shoppers were evacuated, many with arms in the air. as they left there was more panic as some thought gunshots were still being fired. police and emergency services blocked entrances to the mall. mr; blocked entrances to the mall. my famil blocked entrances to the mall. ij�*i family and blocked entrances to the mall. m: family and i blocked entrances to the mall. m; family and i reside about a mile from where this shooting took place. this community is home for us and our hearts are devastated and broken
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tonight. in our hearts are devastated and broken toniaht. . , our hearts are devastated and broken toniaht. ., , ., tonight. in texas there are few restrictions _ tonight. in texas there are few restrictions on _ tonight. in texas there are few restrictions on possession - tonight. in texas there are few restrictions on possession of. restrictions on possession of firearms for them according to one group, gun violence archive, saturday's attack is the 199th this year across the country where four or more people were killed or wounded. saturday cosmic victims were of all ages, children included, out shopping with families. more numbers to add to the toll of gun crime in america. aruna iyengar, bbc news. culture secretary lucy frazer has backed the metropolitan police's arrests of more than 50 people during yesterday cosmic correlation. protest groups including the anti—monarchy group republic have criticised the met, one saying it was the kind of policing you would expect in moscow not london. robin brant has the latest. hat expect in moscow not london. robin brant has the latest. not maya kinama! as robin brant has the latest. not maya kingma! as tens _ robin brant has the latest. not maya kingma! as tens of _ robin brant has the latest. not maya kingma! as tens of thousands - kingma! as tens of thousands celebrated — kingma! as tens of thousands celebrated and _
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kingma! as tens of thousands celebrated and cheered, - kingma! as tens of thousands celebrated and cheered, a - kingma! as tens of thousands - celebrated and cheered, a smaller number protested and booed. == celebrated and cheered, a smaller number protested and booed. -- not m kinu. number protested and booed. -- not my king- across _ number protested and booed. -- not my king. across london, _ number protested and booed. -- not my king. across london, dozens - number protested and booed. -- not| my king. across london, dozens were arrested and — my king. across london, dozens were arrested and detained. _ my king. across london, dozens were arrested and detained. police - my king. across london, dozens were arrested and detained. police were i arrested and detained. police were forced to defend their actions, actions that were justified, though, according to a cabinet minister. they would have made operational decisions on a case by case basis on what steps they should have taken the sub i know they took into account, and i think they were right to take into account the context of the event as a whole. we were on the global stage, there were 200 foreign dignitaries in the uk in london at an event. �* ., ., , an event. among the 52 arrested were environmental — an event. among the 52 arrested were environmental campaigners _ an event. among the 52 arrested were environmental campaigners and - environmental campaigners and anti—royalist republicans. london cosmic met police says its focus wasn't peaceful protest but potential disruption. it said it had received intelligence about plans to deface monuments or disrupt the procession. the leader of anti—royal campaigners republic, graeme smith,
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is one of those taken in. after almost 16 hours he was released saying there was no longer a right to peaceful protest in the uk. labour wants more of an explanation. people can disagree, and disagree well, i hope. ithink it people can disagree, and disagree well, i hope. i think it is for the met to explain the arrests and make sure they got the balance right, and as we have seen, if they didn't get it right then i think the case to review demonstrates its important to hold your hands up. it’s review demonstrates it's important to hold your hands up.— to hold your hands up. it's not clear whether _ to hold your hands up. it's not clear whether a _ to hold your hands up. it's not clear whether a new _ to hold your hands up. it's not clear whether a new law - to hold your hands up. it's not| clear whether a new law giving police further powers to proactively intervene against some protesters was used yesterday. some were accused of conspiracy to cause a public nuisance and others of affray. the met is now fending off accusations it acted like the police in moscow and some are asking why people miles away from the procession in east london were also detained. robin brant, bbc news. labour says it is confident the party can win a majority at the next general election following
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thursday's local elections in england. shadow health secretary wes streeting says the party can't be complacent but the best is yet to come. here is our political correspondentjonathan blake. correspondent jonathan blake. downing street correspondentjonathan blake. downing street is dressed for the coronation but politically there is not much to celebrate for rishi sunak and the conservatives. after heavy losses in local elections across england, the culture secretary this morning said her party needed to reflect on the results. i party needed to reflect on the results. . , party needed to reflect on the results. ., , , ., , results. i saw a shift where people are now thinking _ results. i saw a shift where people are now thinking we _ results. i saw a shift where people are now thinking we are _ results. i saw a shift where people are now thinking we are listening i results. i saw a shift where people l are now thinking we are listening to them but there is absolute... i'm not going to pretend there isn't more to do. there is and we need to deliver on what we said we will do. and then i think we earn the trust and confidence of the people. but some tories want a change of approach. one mp often critical of rishi sunak said on thursday conservative voters went on strike. he added they do not want to vote for higher taxes, anti—enterprise policies and a failure to take back control of our borders. cheering. labour were quick to claim their
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victory has put them on course to win a general election but some dispute their support is that strong. the party is adamant, though, it is winning voters over. in the south of england, whether it's in the north of england, right across england in places where we need to win to form a majority, labour is winning back support and we are confident we can win a majority at the next election but not complacent. that's the message i want to get across to viewers, we are not taking people for granted. could it be time for another coalition? after big games the liberal democrats are confident of ousting conservative mps and their leader was asked to rule out sharing power with labour if they couldn't form a government alone. that power with labour if they couldn't form a government alone.- power with labour if they couldn't form a government alone. that is a hypothetical— form a government alone. that is a hypothetical question _ form a government alone. that is a hypothetical question for _ form a government alone. that is a hypothetical question for that - form a government alone. that is a hypothetical question for that we i hypothetical question for that we don't know what will happen afterwards. what will happen after the next election. we are not going to take the voters for granted. we have got to earn their support to manage to get into a position where
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there are many more liberal democrat mps in the next parliament. local elections in _ mps in the next parliament. local elections in england _ mps in the next parliament. local elections in england can - mps in the next parliament. local elections in england can only - mps in the next parliament. local elections in england can only tell us so much but this big test of opinion ahead of a likely general election next year will focus minds at westminster. jonathan blake, bbc news. moscow has accused ukraine and its western allies of being behind a car bomb that has wounded a prominent russian writer. 0fficials bomb that has wounded a prominent russian writer. officials say the supporter of the ukraine war has undergone surgery. his driver was killed in the explosion. wildfires have forced more than 25,000 people to leave their homes in the canadian province of alberta. faced with more than 100 wildfires, the authorities have declared a state of emergency and the federal government has offered help from ottawa. many of the fires are 0ttawa. many of the fires are burning out of control, fanned by strong winds. as we have already seen, there are street parties taking place across the country this afternoon to celebrate the coronation. more from all of those shortly, but also this
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evening attention turns to windsor because 20,000 people will gather on the east lawn of windsor castle for a coronation concert expected to be attended by the king and queen. take that, lionel richie and katy perry are among the singers taking part as our entertainment corresponding to lizo mzimba reports. yes, injust lizo mzimba reports. yes, in just a few hours' time, this is where take that will be belting out a familiar hit or two. # what a feeling when you're dancing on the ceiling... find # what a feeling when you're dancing on the ceiling. . ._ on the ceiling... and international star lionel — on the ceiling... and international star lionel richie _ on the ceiling... and international star lionel richie will _ on the ceiling... and international star lionel richie will delight - on the ceiling... and international star lionel richie will delight the l star lionel richie will delight the crowd here as well. it’s star lionel richie will delight the crowd here as well.— star lionel richie will delight the crowd here as well. it's going to be so much fun- _ crowd here as well. it's going to be so much fun. first _ crowd here as well. it's going to be so much fun. first of _ crowd here as well. it's going to be so much fun. first of all, _ crowd here as well. it's going to be so much fun. first of all, does - crowd here as well. it's going to be so much fun. first of all, does this| so much fun. first of all, does this ever happen? no, this is a once—in—a—lifetime opportunity so to be part of it is everything. it won'tjust be chart—topping household names taking to the stage in a few hours' time. this is a concept that aims to celebrate a whole range of arts and music and at
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the other end of the cultural spectrum, one of the centrepieces will be a unique collaboration between various bodies that have long enjoyed royal patronage. this song from west side story will bring together organisations including the royal opera house chorus. the king has been a long—standing supporter of theirs and others are but a rework. ~ . , of theirs and others are but a rework. ~ ., , ., ., rework. we are very grateful for that. ithink— rework. we are very grateful for that. l think that's _ rework. we are very grateful for that. i think that's why - rework. we are very grateful for that. l think that's why it - rework. we are very grateful for that. i think that's why it meansj rework. we are very grateful for i that. i think that's why it means a lot to perform for them on sunday for the bit feels like we are paying him back for his love of the arts over the years. it’s him back for his love of the arts over the years.— him back for his love of the arts over the years. it's really lovely. as well as _ over the years. it's really lovely. as well as there _ over the years. it's really lovely. as well as there being _ over the years. it's really lovely. i as well as there being contributions from others, including the royal shakespeare company, two of the royal ballet's principal dancers will perform a specially choreographed routine to it. hoop
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choreographed routine to it. how im ortant choreographed routine to it. how important and — choreographed routine to it. how important and how— choreographed routine to it. hm" important and how special this moment is in history, really. and to make a small part of it, it's so, so beautiful. i make a small part of it, it's so, so beautiful. , ,, . . make a small part of it, it's so, so beautiful. , , , . ., ., , beautiful. i feelvery specialto be art of all beautiful. i feelvery specialto be part of all the _ beautiful. i feelvery specialto be part of all the royal _ beautiful. i feelvery specialto be part of all the royal artists i part of all the royal artists dancing _ part of all the royal artists dancing and performing on in so many different— dancing and performing on in so many different ways. it's definitely a once—in—a—lifetime experience. while once-in-a-lifetime experience. while most of those — once-in-a-lifetime experience. while most of those taking _ once-in-a-lifetime experience. while most of those taking part _ once—in—a—lifetime experience. “gm ia: most of those taking part will once—in—a—lifetime experience. “m ia: most of those taking part will be professionals, many of whom will have performed for royalty in the past, this special coronation choir is made up of amateur singers from across the uk. few of them will ever have dream delve not only performing in honour of the king but also sharing a stage with the likes of katy perry, who is sure to be bringing a huge degree of spectacle to tonight's event. these mzimba, bbc news, windsor castle. that's it
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from the newsroom for now. the next bulletin on bbc one is at 5.15. let's catch up with the all—important weather wherever you all—importa nt weather wherever you are in all—important weather wherever you are in the country and return to carol kirkwood. hi,jane. hi, jane. we“ve hi, jane. we've been lucky with the weather here in mortlake. it is cloudy but dry, and everyone has made such an effort. look at louis, seven months old, and he has come dressed in his crown. looking lovely with his mum, annabel. thank you so much for coming along. the party really is getting going now. and the weather couldn“t really is getting going now. and the weather couldn't be more kind than most. quite a cloudy stop to the day. if we take a look around the country, the cloud is a little thicker in bude this morning, so you might see some drizzle first thing. good for paddle boarding later on. in mortlake, the sun will come out this afternoon. in northampton, a similar story, this afternoon. in northampton, a similarstory, cloudy this afternoon. in northampton, a similar story, cloudy but it will
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brighten up. in morecambe, a sunny afternoon as well when the cloud breaks. in enniskillen, you might find later we will see a shower come in, and then we have rain this evening, so you might want to take your party under cover if you are still going. as we push up into greenock and into westray, there could well be a shower. there will be some brightness. temperatures in westray getting up to 11 celsius. today could be the warmest day of this year so far. we are looking at 21 celsius as our top temperature, maybe 22, and if you are going to the concert in windsor tonight, it should also stay dry. and it will be pleasantly mild into the evening as well. you might be able to see some of the smoke coming across — this is the barbecue. we will all be smelling of sausages and burgers. i don't know what it is like where you are in morecambe, tina, but it should be dry and sunny this afternoon, so fingers crossed. latte afternoon, so fingers crossed. we are keeping everything
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afternoon, so fingers crossed. we are keeping everything crossed afternoon, so fingers crossed. we are keeping everything crossed here. the sun is peeking out from behind the clouds, so hopefully it will stay dry and sunny. as you can see, the party is on the way, the bunting is out, the guests are here and the picnic tables have been laid. are you having a nice time? ids, picnic tables have been laid. are you having a nice time?- you having a nice time? a really nice time- _ you having a nice time? a really nice time. what _ you having a nice time? a really nice time. what brings - you having a nice time? a really nice time. what brings you i you having a nice time? a really. nice time. what brings you here? because of— nice time. what brings you here? because of the _ nice time. what brings you here? because of the street _ nice time. what brings you here? because of the street party. it's l because of the street party. it's beautiful— because of the street party. it's beautiful today. and to celebrate the kind — beautiful today. and to celebrate the kinu. �* ,, beautiful today. and to celebrate the kinu. �* ., . ~ the king. and you have quiche. and some more — the king. and you have quiche. and some more food _ the king. and you have quiche. and some more food under— the king. and you have quiche. and some more food under the - the king. and you have quiche. and some more food under the table i the king. and you have quiche. and some more food under the table in | the king. and you have quiche. and | some more food under the table in a hamper. enjoy! there are crafts going on here as well. your crown looks lovely — did you make that yourself? what have you painted? the beach. yourself? what have you painted? the beach- lovely. — yourself? what have you painted? the beach- lovely. l— yourself? what have you painted? the beach. lovely, iwill_ yourself? what have you painted? the beach. lovely, iwill let _ yourself? what have you painted? the beach. lovely, i will let you _ yourself? what have you painted? the beach. lovely, i will let you carry i beach. lovely, i will let you carry on. beach. lovely, i will let you carry on- there — beach. lovely, i will let you carry on- there is _ beach. lovely, i will let you carry on. there is a _ beach. lovely, i will let you carry on. there is a huge _ beach. lovely, i will let you carry on. there is a huge feast - beach. lovely, i will let you carry on. there is a huge feast over i beach. lovely, i will let you carry i on. there is a huge feast over here. are you having a good time? we are. who did the — are you having a good time? we are. who did the baking _ are you having a good time? we are. who did the baking and _ are you having a good time? we are. who did the baking and the _ are you having a good time? we are. who did the baking and the food i who did the baking and the food preparation? you? well done. you have got a great tiara as well. events like this are important when it comes to bringing the community
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together? it comes to bringing the community touether? ., , ., ., ., it comes to bringing the community touether? ., ., ., ., together? people from all walks of life, and together? people from all walks of life. and it's _ together? people from all walks of life, and it'sjust _ together? people from all walks of life, and it'sjust great, _ together? people from all walks of life, and it'sjust great, isn't i together? people from all walks of life, and it'sjust great, isn't it? i life, and it'sjust great, isn't it? good _ life, and it'sjust great, isn't it? good fun — life, and it's 'ust great, isn't it? good fun.— life, and it's 'ust great, isn't it? good fun. ~ ., �*, ., ., ., good fun. what's not to love? food, cake. good fun. what's not to love? food, cake- have — good fun. what's not to love? food, cake- have you _ good fun. what's not to love? food, cake. have you been _ good fun. what's not to love? food, cake. have you been to _ good fun. what's not to love? food, cake. have you been to a _ good fun. what's not to love? food, cake. have you been to a party i good fun. what's not to love? food, cake. have you been to a party like l cake. have you been to a party like this before? i cake. have you been to a party like this before?— this before? i have, but not here. last year. — this before? i have, but not here. last year. tom — this before? i have, but not here. last year, tom helped _ this before? i have, but not here. last year, tom helped organise i this before? i have, but not here. i last year, tom helped organise one. it last year, tom helped organise one. it was _ last year, tom helped organise one. it was at _ last year, tom helped organise one. it was at my— last year, tom helped organise one. it was at my house, not quite as big as this. ., i: i: it was at my house, not quite as big as this. ., :: :: ., , , it was at my house, not quite as big as this. ., i: :: ., , , . ., it was at my house, not quite as big as this. ., :: :: .,, , . ., , it was at my house, not quite as big asthis. ., :: :: .,, , . ., , as this. not 500 tables! what is so secial as this. not 500 tables! what is so special about _ as this. not 500 tables! what is so special about what _ as this. not 500 tables! what is so special about what morecambe? i as this. not 500 tables! what is so | special about what morecambe? i've never been here before, but the sun is out, _ never been here before, but the sun is out, the _ never been here before, but the sun is out, the sea, _ never been here before, but the sun is out, the sea, it— never been here before, but the sun is out, the sea, it is— never been here before, but the sun is out, the sea, it is beautiful. - is out, the sea, it is beautiful. these — is out, the sea, it is beautiful. these joint _ is out, the sea, it is beautiful. these joint street— is out, the sea, it is beautiful. these joint street parties i is out, the sea, it is beautiful. j these joint street parties have become something of a tradition in morecambe. at last yea r“s street party to celebrate the queen's platinum jubilee, this lancashire seaside town broke the record for the longest street party with just under 500 tables. they are hoping to smash that record this year. we hear that almost 10,000 people will be here. john waite, bake 0ff winner, is here. you
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have come with key? this waite, bake off winner, is here. you have come with key?— have come with key? this is the coronation _ have come with key? this is the coronation keys, _ have come with key? this is the coronation keys, and _ have come with key? this is the coronation keys, and it - have come with key? this is the coronation keys, and it really i have come with key? this is the coronation keys, and it really is| coronation keys, and it really is not quiche fit for a king, i think, but we are going to talk about that, aren't we? hate but we are going to talk about that, aren't we? ~ . ~ but we are going to talk about that, aren't we? ~ ., ~ ., , aren't we? we will talk all things food, including _ aren't we? we will talk all things food, including coronation i aren't we? we will talk all things i food, including coronation quiches. some say controversial. first, why has the street party become such a fixture here in morecambe? i spent the day with those getting ready for this record—breaking event. with its vast bay and the largest expanse of sand in the uk, this town has taken his majesty's coronation celebrations to its heart. dice and sienna from nearby stanley's community centre are beachcombing the sands, digging for decorations for their coronation crowns. what are you looking for, materials wise, for your crown? i'm looking for shells. 0k. and possibly some pebbles, but i'm not too sure. and what is it about
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foraging that you love? the adventure of it, where you don't know what you could find. what are you writing in the sand? let's have a look. king charles. what kind of crown do you think king charles would like to wear? a gemmed one. and any words of advice for the new king? good luck, king charles. hope you don't mess it up. someone who has spent many years on the beach with his father, grandfather and great—grandfather is local royalty and king of the morecambe bay sands fisherman michael wilson. royally appointed in a role that dates back to the 1500s, it“s michael's job to guide people safely across these treacherous sands when the tide is low. it was a great honour to be asked, shall we say, because it's such an historic role. henry viii appointed these guides to guide the goods and people across the bay.
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like you. like me now. so myjob is to guide you round them places and not get people stuck, hopefully. and i suppose you are probably one of very few guides in the history of the guides of the sands that has been both queen and king's guide? yeah, i've never really looked into this. i might be the only one. you could be. could be, yeah. how does that feel? amazing, really, yeah. and as king“s guide, it may fall to you at some point to take the king across these sands. yeah, you never know. watch this space. laughing: yeah. carrie matthews is one of the organisers of today's street party. # bring me sunshine in yoursmile...#. i we could not come to morecambe and not come and see... the eric morecambe statue. yes. his mum and dad lived down
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the road, and the queen came to unveil the statue. that was her last visit to morecambe. for the queen“sjubilee, morecambe put on the longest street party in the uk. what are you doing this time? we are doing bigger and better, of course. so, twice the length, twice the size, twice the fun, twice the people. it brings hope. it brings hope and it brings life, you know? and that's what we celebrate here. we celebrate our bay and we celebrate the life we have here. so you saw dice and sienna searching forjewels to decorate their crowns. and sienna is with me now. you had really good fun making the crown _ you had really good fun making the crown and _ you had really good fun making the
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crown and getting ready for the tea party? _ crown and getting ready for the tea .a ? ., crown and getting ready for the tea party?- robin. _ crown and getting ready for the tea party?- robin. you _ crown and getting ready for the tea party? yeah. robin, you run stanley's — party? yeah. robin, you run stanley's community - party? yeah. robin, you run stanley's community centre | party? yeah. robin, you run i stanley's community centre and party? yeah. robin, you run - stanley's community centre and you are responsible for all of this. why is it so important to get children involved and get them down to the beach? hate involved and get them down to the beach? ~ ., , . ., ., involved and get them down to the beach? ., ,. ., .,, , ., beach? we got such a great sense of community in — beach? we got such a great sense of community in the _ beach? we got such a great sense of community in the west _ beach? we got such a great sense of community in the west end - beach? we got such a great sense of community in the west end of- community in the west end of morecambe, where our charity is based, but every year there was always a young person who has never been to the beach, which is ridiculous, considering how close. we bring them down to the beach, run sports days and all sorts of things as part of the centre activities. what is your role at stanley's? i’m what is your role at stanley's? i'm a trustee- — what is your role at stanley's? i'm a trustee. it's _ what is your role at stanley's? i'm a trustee. it's a _ what is your role at stanley's? i'm a trustee. it's a fantastic place. it a trustee. it's a fantastic place. it has _ a trustee. it's a fantastic place. it has helped me out so much, ijust wanted _ it has helped me out so much, ijust wanted to— it has helped me out so much, ijust wanted to get involved and give back to the _ wanted to get involved and give back to the community, really. how wanted to get involved and give back to the community, really.— to the community, really. how much of a difference _ to the community, really. how much of a difference does _ to the community, really. how much of a difference does it _ to the community, really. how much of a difference does it make - to the community, really. how much of a difference does it make to i of a difference does it make to morecambe, having an event like this, breaking the record for the longest street party in the uk, everyone coming together? it’s longest street party in the uk, everyone coming together? it's 'ust a fantastic feeling, i
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everyone coming together? it's 'ust a fantastic feeling, to i everyone coming together? it's 'ust a fantastic feeling, to be i everyone coming together? it'sjust a fantastic feeling, to be involved, l a fantastic feeling, to be involved, really _ a fantastic feeling, to be involved, reall . ., a fantastic feeling, to be involved, reall. ., . ., , , really. you clearly took the brief seriously - _ really. you clearly took the brief seriously - great _ really. you clearly took the brief seriously - great crown. - really. you clearly took the brief seriously - great crown. thank l really. you clearly took the brief i seriously - great crown. thank you. seriously — great crown. thank you. did you follow the coronation yesterday? i did you follow the coronation yesterday?— did you follow the coronation yesterday? did you follow the coronation esterda ? ., . ., ., yesterday? i watched it on tv at home. yesterday? i watched it on tv at home- what _ yesterday? i watched it on tv at home. what did _ yesterday? i watched it on tv at home. what did you _ yesterday? i watched it on tv at home. what did you make i yesterday? i watched it on tv at home. what did you make of. yesterday? i watched it on tv at j home. what did you make of it? yesterday? i watched it on tv at i home. what did you make of it? it was treat home. what did you make of it? it was great to _ home. what did you make of it? it was great to see _ home. what did you make of it? it was great to see all _ home. what did you make of it? it was great to see all them - home. what did you make of it? it was great to see all them people | home. what did you make of it? it i was great to see all them people get together— was great to see all them people get together to _ was great to see all them people get together to announce _ was great to see all them people get together to announce the _ was great to see all them people get together to announce the new- was great to see all them people get together to announce the new king. i together to announce the new king. we've _ together to announce the new king. we've got— together to announce the new king. we've got to — together to announce the new king. we've got to say _ together to announce the new king. we've got to say hello _ together to announce the new king. we've got to say hello to _ together to announce the new king. we've got to say hello to sienna i together to announce the new king. | we've got to say hello to sienna and annie“s mum, who must be very proud. proud to be a proud mum but to be associated with stanley's such an incredible charity that helps our community. incredible charity that helps our community-— incredible charity that helps our community. well, thank you for cominu community. well, thank you for coming to _ community. well, thank you for coming to show— community. well, thank you for coming to show us _ community. well, thank you for coming to show us your - community. well, thank you for coming to show us your crown l coming to show us your crown designs, and enjoy the rest of your day. are you familiar with foraging? i“ve day. are you familiar with foraging? i've been foraging for some tarragon for this quiche. tithe i've been foraging for some tarragon for this quiche.— for this quiche. one of the key ingredients. _ for this quiche. one of the key ingredients. isn't _ for this quiche. one of the key ingredients. isn't this - for this quiche. one of the key | ingredients. isn't this amazing? what i love about this is that sense of community. as you said, it doesn't matter if you are completely on board with the royal family or not, people have come out in masses today to celebrate this historic
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moment, and you can feel it in the air, can“t moment, and you can feel it in the air, can't you? it's a really rare thing to experience something as exciting and celebrate it is this. i used to come to morecambe when i was a little lad, to the fairground, which is gone, and it was busy like this, but that busyness went away and that excitement, but today it is just brilliant, isn“t and that excitement, but today it is just brilliant, isn't it? it absolutely is, and there are parties like this going on all over the uk to do. —— the uk today. don't forget, we want to hear from you too. please send us your photos of your parties, whether they are under way or you are getting ready. email us at haveyoursay@bbc.co.uk, or send us your photos via our website, bbc.co.uk/news. we'll see the best at the end of the programme. show us your quiche! yes, show us our show us your quiche! yes, show us your quiche- _ show us your quiche! yes, show us your quiche. let's _ show us your quiche! yes, show us your quiche. let's head _ show us your quiche! yes, show us your quiche. let's head back- show us your quiche! yes, show us your quiche. let's head back to i your quiche. let's head back to mortlake. we have crowns made from sea shells, we have a quiche, many
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quiches — what is happening where you are in south—west london? we have a barbecue, tina. jim is on the barbecue. are you feeling the pressure? i the barbecue. are you feeling the ressure? ., �* , ., , pressure? i am, indeed. it's really hot. you pressure? i am, indeed. it's really hot- you will— pressure? i am, indeed. it's really hot. you will be _ pressure? i am, indeed. it's really hot. you will be doing _ pressure? i am, indeed. it's really hot. you will be doing that - pressure? i am, indeed. it's really hot. you will be doing that till i pressure? i am, indeed. it's really hot. you will be doing that till two j hot. you will be doing that till two o'clock tomorrow _ hot. you will be doing that till two o'clock tomorrow morning, - hot. you will be doing that till two o'clock tomorrow morning, you i o“clock tomorrow morning, you realise. the people here are out in force for this street party. sarah and sarah two of the organisers. good afternoon and thank you for having us. you do this often? yeah. a treat having us. you do this often? yeah. a great turnout. _ having us. you do this often? yeah. a great turnout, as _ having us. you do this often? yeah. a great turnout, as ever, _ having us. you do this often? yeah. a great turnout, as ever, from i having us. you do this often? yeah. a great turnout, as ever, from the l a great turnout, as ever, from the great and the good, as we like to call it. everyone turns up, they bring something to share, to drink, to eat, have fun. hate bring something to share, to drink, to eat, have fun.— to eat, have fun. we even do it on christmas — to eat, have fun. we even do it on christmas day- — to eat, have fun. we even do it on christmas day. every _ to eat, have fun. we even do it on christmas day. every christmas i to eat, have fun. we even do it on i christmas day. every christmas day, we have _ christmas day. every christmas day, we have a _ christmas day. every christmas day, we have a drink with all of our neighbours, friends, family. we stepped — neighbours, friends, family. we stepped out and do this.- neighbours, friends, family. we stepped out and do this. there will be --eole stepped out and do this. there will be people watching _ stepped out and do this. there will be people watching the _ stepped out and do this. there will be people watching the telly i stepped out and do this. there will be people watching the telly this i be people watching the telly this lunchtime seeing the celebrations around the country and thinking, my neighbourhood doesn“t around the country and thinking, my
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neighbourhood doesn't do that kind of thing and isn't celebrating the coronation in that way. what do you think is different and special about your? i think is different and special about our? ., �* ~' �* , think is different and special about our? ., �* ~ �*, ., , your? i don't think there's anything secial your? i don't think there's anything special about _ your? i don't think there's anything special about here. _ your? i don't think there's anything special about here. i— your? i don't think there's anything special about here. i think - your? i don't think there's anything special about here. i think in i your? i don't think there's anything special about here. i think in our i special about here. i think in our experience generally everybody wants to come out and do this. they want to come out and do this. they want to get together, they welcome the opportunity. i think it needs very often someone to make that first move and say, come on, everybody, let's get together and do this, and then find that everyone will willingly follow one and get involved. �* , , , ., ., involved. i'm surprised at how organised _ involved. i'm surprised at how organised this _ involved. i'm surprised at how organised this is. _ involved. i'm surprised at how organised this is. it _ involved. i'm surprised at how organised this is. it looks - organised this is. it looks phenomenal. at around 11:30am, everyone came out of the houses, everyone came out of the houses, every kind of food, all the booze, the cakes. every kind of food, all the booze, the cam-— every kind of food, all the booze, the cakes-— every kind of food, all the booze, the cakes. ., , ., the cakes. there have been quite a lot of messages, _ the cakes. there have been quite a lot of messages, a _ the cakes. there have been quite a lot of messages, a lot _ the cakes. there have been quite a lot of messages, a lot of _ lot of messages, a lot of instructions about, someone bring a cake, _ instructions about, someone bring a cake, bring — instructions about, someone bring a cake, bring some booze, but we keep reminding _ cake, bring some booze, but we keep reminding people, come out, bring your things. — reminding people, come out, bring yourthings, don't reminding people, come out, bring your things, don't make reminding people, come out, bring yourthings, don't make it complicated but come out, have fun and talk _ complicated but come out, have fun and talk to — complicated but come out, have fun and talk to your neighbours. is complicated but come out, have fun and talk to your neighbours.- and talk to your neighbours. is that what this is — and talk to your neighbours. is that what this is really _ and talk to your neighbours. is that what this is really about? _ and talk to your neighbours. is that what this is really about? siam - and talk to your neighbours. is that what this is really about? siam like i what this is really about? siam like we do it quite _
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what this is really about? siam like we do it quite regularly, _ we do it quite regularly, regardless. we would do a big lodge every weekend if we could in our street. �* ., ., ., street. i'm going to move here. it sounds a brilliant _ street. i'm going to move here. it sounds a brilliant place _ street. i'm going to move here. it sounds a brilliant place to - street. i'm going to move here. it sounds a brilliant place to live. i sounds a brilliant place to live. there was someone here we need to talk to. mel! lukerwas there was someone here we need to talk to. mel! luker was here that might look who is here. me]! might look who is here. mel giedroye — might look who is here. mel giedroye i _ might look who is here. mel giedroyc. i was _ might look who is here. if! giedroyc. i was talking to margot. hi, margot! giedroyc. i was talking to margot. hi. margot!— giedroyc. i was talking to margot. hi. margot!_ the i hi, margot! she's amazing. the sarahs. hi, margot! she's amazing. the sarahs- they — hi, margot! she's amazing. the sarahs. they are _ hi, margot! she's amazing. the sarahs. they are trying - hi, margot! she's amazing. the sarahs. they are trying to - hi, margot! she's amazing. the! sarahs. they are trying to make hi, margot! she's amazing. the - sarahs. they are trying to make life easy — call everybody sarah. so, mel, you were part of the big lodge, ambassadorfor the big lodge, which looks honoured to be here, by the way. thank you for letting me loose on the barbecue, which i am heading towards very promptly. you the barbecue, which i am heading towards very promptly.- the barbecue, which i am heading towards very promptly. you won't get those ton . s towards very promptly. you won't get those tongs from _ towards very promptly. you won't get those tongs from jim. _ towards very promptly. you won't get
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those tongs from jim. the _ towards very promptly. you won't get those tongs from jim. the big - towards very promptly. you won't get those tongs from jim. the big lodge l those tongs from jim. the big lodge ha--ens those tongs from jim. the big lodge happens anyway. — those tongs from jim. the big lodge happens anyway, whether— those tongs from jim. the big lodge happens anyway, whether there - those tongs from jim. the big lodge happens anyway, whether there is l those tongs from jim. the big lodge happens anyway, whether there is a coronation, a royal event or not. it happens all the time, usually once a year at the beginning ofjune, this is about a bavarian —— this is obviously a very special big lunch for the coronation, and it is basically about, as you have done so magnificently lay, sarahs, it gets people together with our neighbours, and it doesn't have to be a huge, amazing, bells and whistles big lodge, you could literally meet up with a friend with a scotch egg and a little... a, with a friend with a scotch egg and a little... m . with a friend with a scotch egg and a little... n ,., ., with a friend with a scotch egg and a little---_ i _ with a friend with a scotch egg and a little. . ._ i was - a little... a cup of tea. i was about to _ a little... a cup of tea. i was about to say. _ a little... a cup of tea. i was about to say. on _ a little... a cup of tea. i was about to say. on your - a little... a cup of tea. i was i about to say. on your driveway. that's rrot _ about to say. on your driveway. that's rrot a _ about to say. on your driveway. that's not a cup _ about to say. on your driveway. that's not a cup of— about to say. on your driveway. that's not a cup of tea! - about to say. on your driveway. that's not a cup of tea! don't i about to say. on your driveway. l that's not a cup of tea! don't look in there, sarah. _ that's not a cup of tea! don't look in there, sarah. it's _ that's not a cup of tea! don't look in there, sarah. it's so _ that's not a cup of tea! don't look in there, sarah. it's so nice - that's not a cup of tea! don't look in there, sarah. it's so nice to - that's not a cup of tea! don't look in there, sarah. it's so nice to be | in there, sarah. it's so nice to be here, though. it's about community, isn't it? ~ , here, though. it's about community, isn't it? �* , i here, though. it's about community, isn't it?_ | think - isn't it? absolutely. i think yesterday. _ isn't it? absolutely. i think yesterday, that _ isn't it? absolutely. i think yesterday, that was - isn't it? absolutely. i think yesterday, that was the . isn't it? absolutely. i think| yesterday, that was the big isn't it? absolutely. i think- yesterday, that was the big message i got. it's about small into egg. start small and then the big... i don't know what i'm saying, but
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cheers! it's a cup of tea. the thank ou, all, cheers! it's a cup of tea. the thank you. all. so — cheers! it's a cup of tea. the thank you, all, so much. _ cheers! it's a cup of tea. the thank you, all, so much. have _ cheers! it's a cup of tea. the thank you, all, so much. have a - cheers! it's a cup of tea. the thank you, all, so much. have a lovely i you, all, so much. have a lovely day. we started with barbecue, i'm going to go for cake. you've got to see this stuff over here, because they have asked people to bring cakes out onto the table. leila is here. how are you?— cakes out onto the table. leila is here. how are you? welcome to my cake kingdom- _ here. how are you? welcome to my cake kingdom. come _ here. how are you? welcome to my cake kingdom. come in. _ here. how are you? welcome to my cake kingdom. come in. you i here. how are you? welcome to my cake kingdom. come in. you will. here. how are you? welcome to my cake kingdom. come in. you will be! cake kingdom. come in. you will be 'udaiin cake kingdom. come in. you will be judging some _ cake kingdom. come in. you will be judging some of _ cake kingdom. come in. you will be judging some of these _ cake kingdom. come in. you will be judging some of these later. i i cake kingdom. come in. you will be judging some of these later. i have| judging some of these later. i have been appointed _ judging some of these later. i have been appointed the _ judging some of these later. i have been appointed the chief— judging some of these later. i have been appointed the chief taster- judging some of these later. i have been appointed the chief taster of| been appointed the chief taster of the cakes this afternoon. the detail on some is incredible. we have a small cake on a cake. icing sandwiches and hot dogs. union jacks, an incredible colour theme. and king charles pulling a few faces over here. i intend to sample all of these and i feel like over here. i intend to sample all of these and ifeel like i have my work cut out. i might need some
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assistance if anyone is ready. this one has already started. there is a lot of cake to get through. some are made by kids and others are adults, but you can't tell the difference. they are beautiful. i'm as happy as larry. they are beautiful. i'm as happy as lar . �* ., ., they are beautiful. i'm as happy as larry. i'm worried about the tables, will they support — larry. i'm worried about the tables, will they support all _ larry. i'm worried about the tables, will they support all the _ larry. i'm worried about the tables, will they support all the cakes? i i will they support all the cakes? i have checked the structural integrity and i am told they are groaning under the weight. cakes keep coming out, one came five minutes ago and we are trying to find space. but i'm quite happy here, this is made for knee. i will let you know how they taste. thank ou ve let you know how they taste. thank you very much _ let you know how they taste. thank you very much and _ let you know how they taste. thank you very much and we _ let you know how they taste. thank you very much and we will - let you know how they taste. thank you very much and we will see i let you know how they taste. thank you very much and we will see you | you very much and we will see you later. it's got us thinking about the history of street parties, about the history of street parties, about the way we in britain celebrate big occasions. helena wilkinson has gone back through the archives. # ding dong the bells! are gonna chime...#. they've been held to celebrate royal weddings... # get me to the church on time...#.
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..jubilees and even the occasional coronation. britain loves a street party. hip hip hooray! the country needs something like this to get them out of the depression. i think this will do it, it will make them all happy, at least for one day. on the riverside estate in colchester, they've been holding street parties going back to queen elizabeth's silverjubilee in 1977. come on, then, let's go. this year, angie fairbrother�*s in charge, and she's not short of help. there we are. flags. over 200, last time, didn't we? and i think this time is, again, like the jubilee, it's a once—in—a—lifetime, isn't it? it's like... so, hopefully, people will come and bring their kids and stuff. so, angie, you are a veteran when it comes to street parties. tell us why? i don't know. we had them for the last ten years. ijust love the sense of community. i love the fact i grew up on this
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estate, i rememberthejubilee, the silverjubilee, and i love the fact that the whole community got together and everybody knew everybody. and ijust want to recreate that for the youngsters on the estate now. i want them to have the same happy memories of growing up on this estate that i did. just like in years gone by, there will be bunting, ball games and a big lunch. the lights are all tangled. these pictures recently uncovered in hackney council's archive show coronation celebrations in 1953 in london, the capital still recovering from the second world war. but in fact, street parties date back a lot further. i went to meet doctor george gross from king's college london, an expert in historical celebrations. so, previously, people thought that street parties were perhaps something that started in the victorian era, possibly for the coronation of queen victoria in 1838,
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but we know from early records that they were certainly taking place in tudor britain. this is a very early impressional drawing of anne boleyn's coronation banquet in 1533. in terms of street parties, though, what is interesting is, we know that there was a huge procession in london going through the city of london, and there in cheapside, there is a fountain laid on in the records that states that all the afternoon, white wine was flowing one end, and the other claret, so there was a huge sense of occasion. street parties have been going on, as you've found out from your research, for centuries, but at the very heart of it, not something that's organised by the state but by communities. this is not the elite organising this, this is at parish level, at local council level. this is not state—funded. i'll stay here in case you want it tighter. i back in essex, they are preparing for what might be the last big royal occasion for years. it does look good, doesn't it?
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after this weekend, angie and her neighbours are going to have to find another excuse to get the hunting out. keep going, eat it. this is james and felix. james, how does that taste? ,., ., and felix. james, how does that taste?- how _ and felix. james, how does that taste?- how many i and felix. james, how does that taste?- how many have i and felix. james, how does that. taste?- how many have you and felix. james, how does that taste? good. how many have you had? onl one. taste? good. how many have you had? only one- felix. _ taste? good. how many have you had? only one. felix, you _ taste? good. how many have you had? only one. felix, you need _ taste? good. how many have you had? only one. felix, you need a _ taste? good. how many have you had? only one. felix, you need a cake, i taste? good. how many have you had? only one. felix, you need a cake, my l only one. felix, you need a cake, my friend. i only one. felix, you need a cake, my friend- i had — only one. felix, you need a cake, my friend. i had that _ only one. felix, you need a cake, my friend. i had that and _ only one. felix, you need a cake, my friend. i had that and three _ only one. felix, you need a cake, my friend. i had that and three of i friend. i had that and three of them. friend. i had that and three of them- you — friend. i had that and three of them. you guys _ friend. i had that and three of them. you guys have - friend. i had that and three of them. you guys have been i friend. i had that and three of i them. you guys have been scoping it all out. i them. you guys have been scoping it all out- i don't— them. you guys have been scoping it all out. i don't even _ them. you guys have been scoping it all out. i don't even live _ them. you guys have been scoping it all out. i don't even live here. i- all out. i don't even live here. i live in a — all out. i don't even live here. i live in a different _ all out. i don't even live here. i live in a different avenue. i all out. i don't even live here. i| live in a different avenue. don't sa that live in a different avenue. don't say that to _ live in a different avenue. don't say that to loud! _ live in a different avenue. don't say that to loud! in _ live in a different avenue. don't say that to loud! in breaking i live in a different avenue. don�*t say that to loud! in breaking news, i've found some people who live here who are not called sarah for sub quite amazing. janet and john, i love that in its own right. how many years have you been here? £13. it is years have you been here? 43. it is ruite years have you been here? 45. it is quite a years have you been here? 45 it is quite a place. years have you been here? 43. it is quite a place. absolutely _ years have you been here? 43. it is| quite a place. absolutely wonderful. what creates — quite a place. absolutely wonderful.
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what creates this _ quite a place. absolutely wonderful. what creates this community i quite a place. absolutely wonderful. what creates this community spirit? i what creates this community spirit? i think people just knock on doors sometimes. if you've got a neighbour, just not on the door and say hello, come and have a cup of tea or whatever. they are very good, and whatsapp also helps. we have too many apples, can you comment that one. do many apples, can you comment that one. y ., many apples, can you comment that one. ,, i. ., one. do you feel if you needed a hand or some — one. do you feel if you needed a hand or some support _ one. do you feel if you needed a hand or some support would i one. do you feel if you needed aj hand or some support would you one. do you feel if you needed a i hand or some support would you get it? ., ., , ., , hand or some support would you get it? john fell on the stairs. i only had to knock— it? john fell on the stairs. i only had to knock on _ it? john fell on the stairs. i only had to knock on a _ it? john fell on the stairs. i only had to knock on a couple i it? john fell on the stairs. i only had to knock on a couple of- it? john fell on the stairs. i only i had to knock on a couple of doors and people came out to help. share had to knock on a couple of doors and people came out to help. are you doin: ok and people came out to help. are you doing ok now? _ and people came out to help. are you doing ok now? i'm _ and people came out to help. are you doing ok now? i'm fine, _ and people came out to help. are you doing ok now? i'm fine, yes. - and people came out to help. are you doing ok now? i'm fine, yes. and i and people came out to help. are you! doing ok now? i'm fine, yes. and you are a bit of— doing ok now? i'm fine, yes. and you are a bit of a — doing ok now? i'm fine, yes. and you are a bit of a cameraman, _ doing ok now? i'm fine, yes. and you are a bit of a cameraman, you i doing ok now? i'm fine, yes. and you are a bit of a cameraman, you have i are a bit of a cameraman, you have been chronicling events over the decades since the early 805. the decades since the early 80s. the first -a decades since the early 80s. the first party like — decades since the early 80s. the first party like this we filmed was shortly— first party like this we filmed was shortly after we moved in comedy charles— shortly after we moved in comedy charles and diana won in 81. there was a _ charles and diana won in 81. there was a big _
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charles and diana won in 81. there was a big party like this. we had been _ was a big party like this. we had been here — was a big party like this. we had been here a couple of years, since 79. been here a couple of years, since 79 that_ been here a couple of years, since 79 that was— been here a couple of years, since 79. that was an enormously wonderful introduction _ 79. that was an enormously wonderful introduction to the spirit of the area _ introduction to the spirit of the area we — introduction to the spirit of the area. we were laughing. we introduction to the spirit of the area. we were laughing. we can see the pictures— area. we were laughing. we can see the pictures at _ area. we were laughing. we can see the pictures at the _ area. we were laughing. we can see the pictures at the moment. i the pictures at the moment. sometimes we think society has changed an awful lot in the last four decades and life isn't quite what it used to be and communities are maybe not as strong as they used to be. in the a0 years you have spent here, has it changed? mo. to be. in the 40 years you have spent here, has it changed? no. over those years. — spent here, has it changed? no. over those years. we _ spent here, has it changed? no. over those years, we had _ spent here, has it changed? no. over those years, we had a _ spent here, has it changed? no. over those years, we had a low— spent here, has it changed? no. over those years, we had a low at - spent here, has it changed? no. over those years, we had a low at one - those years, we had a low at one point _ those years, we had a low at one point and — those years, we had a low at one point and i— those years, we had a low at one point and i was looking around a minute — point and i was looking around a minute ago with these kids, and their_ minute ago with these kids, and their were — minute ago with these kids, and their were always people like this around, _ their were always people like this around, who grow up and move and thenwe_ around, who grow up and move and then we get— around, who grow up and move and then we get another lot. felix around, who grow up and move and then we get another lot.— then we get another lot. felix has come from _ then we get another lot. felix has come from around _ then we get another lot. felix has come from around the _ then we get another lot. felix has come from around the corner, - then we get another lot. felix has come from around the corner, he| come from around the corner, he shouldn't be here! aha, come from around the corner, he shouldn't be here!— shouldn't be here! a little bit of that auoin shouldn't be here! a little bit of that going on- _ shouldn't be here! a little bit of that going on. there _ shouldn't be here! a little bit of that going on. there is - shouldn't be here! a little bit of that going on. there is always l shouldn't be here! a little bit of that going on. there is always a fresh _ that going on. there is always a fresh intake of small children, which — fresh intake of small children, which we _ fresh intake of small children, which we rather like. it fresh intake of small children, which we rather like.— fresh intake of small children, which we rather like. it feels like a very mixed _ which we rather like. it feels like a very mixed community, - which we rather like. it feels like! a very mixed community, people moving from all over the country to london, and from all over the world
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to this street. and that feeds through into the food on the table. we have some samosas. what will you be eating? i we have some samosas. what will you be eatin: ? ., �* we have some samosas. what will you be eatin: ? . �* . , be eating? i haven't decided yet. just aet a be eating? i haven't decided yet. just get a wide — be eating? i haven't decided yet. just get a wide shot _ be eating? i haven't decided yet. just get a wide shot and - be eating? i haven't decided yet. just get a wide shot and you - be eating? i haven't decided yet. | just get a wide shot and you don't see it _ just get a wide shot and you don't see it all— just get a wide shot and you don't see it all but there are a lot of peace — see it all but there are a lot of peace over— see it all but there are a lot of peace over there. i see it all but there are a lot of peace over there.— see it all but there are a lot of peace over there. i like the fact ou still peace over there. i like the fact you still think _ peace over there. i like the fact you still think like _ peace over there. i like the fact you still think like a _ peace over there. i like the fact. you still think like a cameraman, getting that wide shot. did you bring any food for the table? coronation quiche? i’m bring any food for the table? coronation quiche? i'm afraid not, we were a — coronation quiche? i'm afraid not, we were a bit _ coronation quiche? i'm afraid not, we were a bit lazy. _ coronation quiche? i'm afraid not, we were a bit lazy. there's - coronation quiche? i'm afraid not, we were a bit lazy. there's no - coronation quiche? i'm afraid not, | we were a bit lazy. there's no harm in that. it we were a bit lazy. there's no harm in that- it is — we were a bit lazy. there's no harm in that. it is quite _ we were a bit lazy. there's no harm in that. it is quite a _ we were a bit lazy. there's no harm in that. it is quite a spread. - we were a bit lazy. there's no harm in that. it is quite a spread. in - in that. it is quite a spread. in fact, the amount of food has depleted enormously in the last few minutes. thank you so much for joining us, janet and john, lovely to see you. let's get some sea air with a trip to the beach. ashley john—baptiste is in cornwall in bude
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where they are celebrating the coronation in a slightly wetter way this weekend.— this weekend. incredible scenes where i am. _ this weekend. incredible scenes where i am, people _ this weekend. incredible scenes where i am, people in _ this weekend. incredible scenes where i am, people in fancy - this weekend. incredible scenes i where i am, people in fancy dress. how is everyone feeling? cheering this ool how is everyone feeling? cheering this pool has _ how is everyone feeling? cheering this pool has seen _ how is everyone feeling? cheering this pool has seen evidence - how is everyone feeling? cheering this pool has seen evidence for- how is everyone feeling? cheering this pool has seen evidence for the | this pool has seen evidence for the local community where people have gathered to mark the coronation weekend. across the country many are having a big lunch but here in bude it's all about the big cream tea. i should also say, anything could happen at the moment. i'm speaking to you on a paddle board, a first for me, but it is a big pastime here, to give you a sense of why we have a local paddle board instructor, rob, nota big lunch, but why the paddle boards? irate instructor, rob, not a big lunch, but why the paddle boards? we wanted to do something _ but why the paddle boards? we wanted to do something a _ but why the paddle boards? we wanted to do something a bit _ but why the paddle boards? we wanted to do something a bit difference - but why the paddle boards? we wanted to do something a bit difference so - to do something a bit difference so we have _ to do something a bit difference so we have gone with a big cream tea. people _ we have gone with a big cream tea. people cari—
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we have gone with a big cream tea. people can come out and have a go on the big _ people can come out and have a go on the big paddle board while they have a cream _ the big paddle board while they have a cream tea. find the big paddle board while they have a cream tea-— the big paddle board while they have | a cream tea-_ it a cream tea. and why a cream tea? it is a delicacy — a cream tea. and why a cream tea? it is a delicacy in _ a cream tea. and why a cream tea? it is a delicacy in cornwall. _ a cream tea. and why a cream tea? it is a delicacy in cornwall. you - a cream tea. and why a cream tea? it is a delicacy in cornwall. you have - is a delicacy in cornwall. you have to do— is a delicacy in cornwall. you have to do it _ is a delicacy in cornwall. you have to do it right _ is a delicacy in cornwall. you have to do it right-— is a delicacy in cornwall. you have to do it right._ in - to do it right. school me. in cornwall— to do it right. school me. in cornwall there _ to do it right. school me. in cornwall there is _ to do it right. school me. in cornwall there is only - to do it right. school me. in cornwall there is only one l to do it right. school me. in i cornwall there is only one way to do it right. school me. in - cornwall there is only one way to make _ cornwall there is only one way to make your— cornwall there is only one way to make your cream tea and that is jam first, _ make your cream tea and that is jam first, always — make your cream tea and that is jam first, always. i make your cream tea and that is 'am first. always.— first, always. i will take that back to london with _ first, always. i will take that back to london with me. _ first, always. i will take that back to london with me. georgina - first, always. i will take that back to london with me. georgina is i first, always. i will take that back - to london with me. georgina is here, part of a sea shanty singing group. how are you partaking this afternoon?— how are you partaking this afternoon? �*, . ., ., ., ., , afternoon? it's a great honour to be here to celebrate _ afternoon? it's a great honour to be here to celebrate the _ afternoon? it's a great honour to be here to celebrate the coronation - afternoon? it's a great honour to be here to celebrate the coronation of| here to celebrate the coronation of kin- here to celebrate the coronation of king charles — here to celebrate the coronation of king charles iri— here to celebrate the coronation of king charles. in order— here to celebrate the coronation of king charles. in order to _ here to celebrate the coronation of king charles. in order to do - here to celebrate the coronation of king charles. in order to do that. here to celebrate the coronation of| king charles. in order to do that we will make _ king charles. in order to do that we will make a — king charles. in order to do that we will make a lrit— king charles. in order to do that we will make a bit of— king charles. in order to do that we will make a bit of music, _ king charles. in order to do that we will make a bit of music, a - king charles. in order to do that we will make a bit of music, a bit - will make a bit of music, a bit different— will make a bit of music, a bit different to _ will make a bit of music, a bit different to the _ will make a bit of music, a bit different to the music- will make a bit of music, a bit. different to the music yesterday. will make a bit of music, a bit - different to the music yesterday. we will have _ different to the music yesterday. we will have songs — different to the music yesterday. we will have songs of _ different to the music yesterday. we will have songs of the _ different to the music yesterday. we will have songs of the sea. - different to the music yesterday. we will have songs of the sea. we - different to the music yesterday. we will have songs of the sea. we are l different to the music yesterday. we will have songs of the sea. we are a | will have songs of the sea. we are a sea shanty— will have songs of the sea. we are a sea shanty group, _ will have songs of the sea. we are a sea shanty group, we _ will have songs of the sea. we are a sea shanty group, we have - will have songs of the sea. we are a sea shanty group, we have been- sea shanty group, we have been together— sea shanty group, we have been togetheriust _ sea shanty group, we have been togetherjust four— sea shanty group, we have been togetherjust four weeks, - sea shanty group, we have been togetherjust four weeks, we - sea shanty group, we have been| togetherjust four weeks, we are sea shanty group, we have been. togetherjust four weeks, we are an all-female — togetherjust four weeks, we are an all-female group _ togetherjust four weeks, we are an all—female group and _ togetherjust four weeks, we are an all—female group and we _ togetherjust four weeks, we are an all—female group and we are - togetherjust four weeks, we are an all—female group and we are calledl all—female group and we are called the barrel— all—female group and we are called the barrel see _ all—female group and we are called the barrel see gals— all—female group and we are called the barrel see gals named - all—female group and we are called the barrel see gals named after. all—female group and we are calledl the barrel see gals named after the barrel— the barrel see gals named after the barrel that— the barrel see gals named after the barrel that was— the barrel see gals named after the barrel that was used _ the barrel see gals named after the barrel that was used to _ the barrel see gals named after the barrel that was used to guide - the barrel see gals named after the barrel that was used to guide the i barrel that was used to guide the lmats—
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barrel that was used to guide the boats into — barrel that was used to guide the boats into harbour. _ barrel that was used to guide the boats into harbour. you- barrel that was used to guide the boats into harbour.— barrel that was used to guide the boats into harbour. you have been toaether boats into harbour. you have been together four _ boats into harbour. you have been together four weeks _ boats into harbour. you have been together four weeks and _ boats into harbour. you have been together four weeks and when i boats into harbour. you have been together four weeks and when you j boats into harbour. you have been i together four weeks and when you are already singing on live telly for bbc one. no pressure. to be able to celebrate the coronation in this unique way must be special for you. absolutely, a real privilege and we feel honoured _ absolutely, a real privilege and we feel honoured to _ absolutely, a real privilege and we feel honoured to be _ absolutely, a real privilege and we feel honoured to be able _ absolutely, a real privilege and we feel honoured to be able to - absolutely, a real privilege and we feel honoured to be able to do i absolutely, a real privilege and we feel honoured to be able to do this so thank— feel honoured to be able to do this so thank you — feel honoured to be able to do this so thank you for— feel honoured to be able to do this so thank you for inviting _ feel honoured to be able to do this so thank you for inviting us. - feel honoured to be able to do this so thank you for inviting us. paul. so thank you for inviting us. paul oversees the _ so thank you for inviting us. paul oversees the group _ so thank you for inviting us. oversees the group that looks so thank you for inviting us.- oversees the group that looks after this pool. it brings the community together for big events. this pool. it brings the community togetherfor big events. it this pool. it brings the community together for big events.— this pool. it brings the community together for big events. it does, as ou can together for big events. it does, as you can see. _ together for big events. it does, as you can see, everyone _ together for big events. it does, as you can see, everyone has - together for big events. it does, as you can see, everyone has turned i together for big events. it does, as i you can see, everyone has turned up. we are _ you can see, everyone has turned up. we are well— you can see, everyone has turned up. we are well supported by local businesses and people. a vital part of the _ businesses and people. a vital part of the bude holiday scene. much loved _ of the bude holiday scene. much loved lry— of the bude holiday scene. much loved by thousands. | of the bude holiday scene. much loved by thousands.— of the bude holiday scene. much loved by thousands. i can see why. i understand. — loved by thousands. i can see why. i understand, and _ loved by thousands. i can see why. i understand, and this _ loved by thousands. i can see why. i understand, and this is _ loved by thousands. i can see why. i understand, and this is astonishing, | understand, and this is astonishing, this is not yourfirst understand, and this is astonishing, this is not your first coronation understand, and this is astonishing, this is not yourfirst coronation in this is not yourfirst coronation in this water. this is not your first coronation in this water-— this water. luckily in 53, i moved to bude this water. luckily in 53, i moved to ldude in _ this water. luckily in 53, i moved to bude in 1952 _ this water. luckily in 53, i moved to bude in 1952 and _ this water. luckily in 53, i moved to bude in 1952 and in _ this water. luckily in 53, i moved to bude in 1952 and in the - this water. luckily in 53, i moved i to bude in 1952 and in the summer of 1953. _ to bude in 1952 and in the summer of 1953, because there was no television i was out here playing in the sea _ television i was out here playing in the sea pool. to
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television i was out here playing in the sea pool-— the sea pool. to be here for his majesty's _ the sea pool. to be here for his majesty's coronation _ the sea pool. to be here for his majesty's coronation must i the sea pool. to be here for his majesty's coronation must be i majesty's coronation must be full—circle for you. it majesty's coronation must be full-circle for you.— full-circle for you. it is a full-circle _ full-circle for you. it is a full-circle moment i full-circle for you. it is a full-circle moment for i full-circle for you. it is a i full-circle moment for me. i full-circle for you. it is a - full-circle moment for me. i am full—circle moment for me. i am delighted — full—circle moment for me. i am delighted to represent the sea pool and everyone involved with it and it's an _ and everyone involved with it and it's an honour to represent prince charles, — it's an honour to represent prince charles, king charles as well. you have been — charles, king charles as well. you have been here _ charles, king charles as well. you have been here 70 _ charles, king charles as well. wm. have been here 70 years or thereabouts. to see the community and the sense of excitement at the moment and everyone gathering, what does it mean to you? i’m moment and everyone gathering, what does it mean to you?— does it mean to you? i'm delighted. the county — does it mean to you? i'm delighted. the county in _ does it mean to you? i'm delighted. the county in their— does it mean to you? i'm delighted. the county in their wisdom - does it mean to you? i'm delighted. the county in their wisdom was i does it mean to you? i'm delighted. l the county in their wisdom was going to knock— the county in their wisdom was going to knock it _ the county in their wisdom was going to knock it down ten years ago. we have _ to knock it down ten years ago. we have managed to preserve and maintain — have managed to preserve and maintain and enhance it. we are working — maintain and enhance it. we are working hard to keep it free for everybody that comes to bude and they love — everybody that comes to bude and they love it. on everybody that comes to bude and they love it— they love it. on the scone, how important _ they love it. on the scone, how important is — they love it. on the scone, how important is jam _ they love it. on the scone, how important is jam first? - they love it. on the scone, how important is jam first? in i they love it. on the scone, how| important is jam first? in devon they love it. on the scone, how. important is jam first? in devon it important is 'am first? in devon it is the other— important is jam first? in devon it is the other way _ important is jam first? in devon it is the other way round. _ important is jam first? in devon it is the other way round. it - important is jam first? in devon it is the other way round. it is i important is jam first? in devon it is the other way round. it is a i is the other way round. it is a lrorder— is the other way round. it is a border thing, as soon as you cross the lrorder— border thing, as soon as you cross the border they gojam on border thing, as soon as you cross the border they go jam on top border thing, as soon as you cross the border they gojam on top of border thing, as soon as you cross the border they go jam on top of the cream _ the border they go jam on top of the cream lrut— the border they go jam on top of the cream but we don't take that. i cream but we don't take that. can't get it cream but we don't take that. i can't get it wrong, i will dojam can't get it wrong, i will do jam first. as this boy from south london
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has his first ever scone in cornwall, one more treat for you. # what shall we do with the drunken sailor— sailor # i sailor. # what sailor- # what shall sartor— # what shall we senor— # what shall we do with a sailor # what shall we do with a drunken sailor— sailor # i sailor. # what sailor- # what shall sartor— # what shall we senor— # what shall we do with a sailor # what shall we do with a drunken sailor— sailor # i sailori # early sailor- # early in the senor— # early in the morning # early in the morning # drunken— # early in the morning # drunken sailor, i # early in the morningl # drunken sailor, early # early in the morning i # drunken sailor, early in # early in the morning - # drunken sailor, early in the morning — morning # - morningj # chuck morning i # chuck him morning - # chuck him in morning — # chuck him in the sea pool until mid winter— mid winter #- mid winter # early. mid winter # early in| mid winter. # early in the mu winter— # early in the morning... ashley, thank you so much. we would be back in bude later. the party is in full flow in morecambe, as you can see. many are here because of the coronation of king charles ii! and queen camilla, which of course took place at westminster abbey, and it was the uk's first coronation in 70 years. we want to find out what
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people make of the momentous events of yesterday. we are joined by taylor, chloe and family. did you watch yesterday? i taylor, chloe and family. did you watch yesterday?— taylor, chloe and family. did you watch yesterday? i watch the whole thin , es. watch yesterday? i watch the whole thing. yes- i— watch yesterday? i watch the whole thing. yes- i am _ watch yesterday? i watch the whole thing, yes. i am very _ watch yesterday? i watch the whole thing, yes. i am very patriotically i thing, yes. i am very patriotically so i will always watch something to do with the royals, every time. we can tell you _ do with the royals, every time. we can tell you are patriotically! i i can tell you are patriotically! made can tell you are patriotically! i made this for work. can tell you are patriotically! i | made this for work. highlights can tell you are patriotically! i i made this for work. highlights for ou? made this for work. highlights for you? when _ made this for work. highlights for you? when they _ made this for work. highlights for you? when they were _ made this for work. highlights for you? when they were on - made this for work. highlights for you? when they were on the i made this for work. highlights for i you? when they were on the balcony. just the you? when they were on the balcony. just the whole — you? when they were on the balcony. just the whole thing. _ you? when they were on the balcony. just the whole thing. everything i you? when they were on the balcony. just the whole thing. everything was i just the whole thing. everything was a hiuuhliht. just the whole thing. everything was a highlight- we _ just the whole thing. everything was a highlight. we have _ just the whole thing. everything was a highlight. we have to _ just the whole thing. everything was a highlight. we have to ask, - just the whole thing. everything was a highlight. we have to ask, who i just the whole thing. everything was| a highlight. we have to ask, who was the best— a highlight. we have to ask, who was the best dressed, do you think? i�*m the best dressed, do you think? i'm a ve bi the best dressed, do you think? a very big fan the best dressed, do you think? in a very big fan of kate middleton, so i thought she was the best, but then again, i loved everything charles waugh. i love a bit of bling. what waugh. i love a bit of bling. what memories will _ waugh. i love a bit of bling. what memories will you _ waugh. i love a bit of bling. what memories will you take _ waugh. i love a bit of bling. what memories will you take away from the weekend? figs memories will you take away from the weekend? �* , ., ., , memories will you take away from the weekend? . , . ., , ., weekend? as a family gathering, i mean, m weekend? as a family gathering, i mean. my kids — weekend? as a family gathering, i mean, my kids watch _ weekend? as a family gathering, i mean, my kids watch that. i i weekend? as a family gathering, i mean, my kids watch that. i made them watch it. it's such a momentous thing in history. you don't know when you are going to see it again. what did you make of it, the
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coronation?— what did you make of it, the coronation? good. like mike a one-word _ coronation? good. like mike a one-word review _ coronation? good. like mike a one-word review - _ coronation? good. like mike a one-word review - it - coronation? good. like mike a one-word review - it was i coronation? good. like mike a| one-word review - it was good. one—word review — it was good. that's— one—word review — it was good. that's fine _ one—word review — it was good. that's fine. did you watch? no, one-word review - it was good. that's fine. did you watch? no, i sle -t that's fine. did you watch? no, i slept through — that's fine. did you watch? no, i slept through it. _ that's fine. did you watch? no, i slept through it. ok! _ that's fine. did you watch? no, i slept through it. ok! you i that's fine. did you watch? no, i j slept through it. ok! you wanted that's fine. did you watch? iifr, i slept through it. ok! you wanted to talk about food. the slept through it. ok! you wanted to talk about food.— slept through it. ok! you wanted to talk about food. the meringues. i've made them — talk about food. the meringues. i've made them with _ talk about food. the meringues. i've made them with normal— talk about food. the meringues. i've made them with normal egg i talk about food. the meringues. i've made them with normal egg whites, \ made them with normal egg whites, and then_ made them with normal egg whites, and then with sweetened whipped cream _ and then with sweetened whipped cream. can and then with sweetened whipped cream. a, , and then with sweetened whipped cream. . y ., and then with sweetened whipped cream. . , ., of and then with sweetened whipped cream._ of course i and then with sweetened whipped l cream._ of course you cream. can i try one? of course you can. lets cream. can i try one? of course you can- lets had — cream. can i try one? of course you can. lets had the _ cream. can i try one? of course you can. lets had the verdict. _ can. lets had the verdict. delicious. _ can. lets had the verdict. delicious. ten _ can. lets had the verdict. delicious. ten out - can. lets had the verdict. delicious. ten out of - can. lets had the verdict. delicious. ten out of ten. i can. lets had the verdict. - delicious. ten out of ten. millions of --eole delicious. ten out of ten. millions of peeple from — delicious. ten out of ten. millions of people from all— delicious. ten out of ten. millions of people from all over _ delicious. ten out of ten. millions of people from all over the - delicious. ten out of ten. millions of people from all over the world | of people from all over the world watch the king's coronation yesterday. for many, it was the first coronation they had ever seen, like many of us here.— like many of us here. others have memories — like many of us here. others have memories of— like many of us here. others have memories of the _ like many of us here. others have memories of the last _ like many of us here. others have memories of the last coronation l like many of us here. others have| memories of the last coronation in the uk. that is of queen elizabeth ii on the 2nd ofjune, 1953, and it
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was ground—breaking, the first ever to be televised, watched by 27 million in the uk, millions more around the world, and owain wynne evansis around the world, and owain wynne evans is in cowbridge in south wales, and you are taking a trip down memory lane, aren't you? tina. down memory lane, aren't you? tina, absolutely. — down memory lane, aren't you? tina, absolutely, darling. _ down memory lane, aren't you? “i “lay, absolutely, darling. celebrations are here today. a great parade through the town led by tractors earlier. if you ever come to cowbridge, a great place. memories of 1953. cowbridge, a great place. memories ofi953. for cowbridge, a great place. memories of 1953. for many people, this wasn't the first coronation in the memory. i have three friends joining memory. i have three friends joining me here. francis, how are you? i’m me here. francis, how are you? i'm fine, me here. francis, how are you? i'm fine. thank — me here. francis, how are you? i'm fine. thank you- _ me here. francis, how are you? i'm fine, thank you. what _ me here. francis, how are you? i'm fine, thank you. what do _ me here. francis, how are you? i'm fine, thank you. what do you - fine, thank you. what do you remember — fine, thank you. what do you remember of _ fine, thank you. what do you remember of 1953? - fine, thank you. what do you remember of 1953? i - fine, thank you. what do you remember of 1953? i had - fine, thank you. what do you remember of 1953? i had a i fine, thank you. what do you l remember of 1953? i had a day fine, thank you. what do you - remember of 1953? i had a day off work. i worked _ remember of 1953? i had a day off work. i worked in _ remember of 1953? i had a day off
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work. i worked in the _ remember of1953? i had a day off work. i worked in the bank- remember of1953? i had a day off work. i worked in the bank for- remember of 1953? i had a day off work. i worked in the bank for five and a _ work. i worked in the bank for five and a half— work. i worked in the bank for five and a half days of a week then. sol had a _ and a half days of a week then. sol had a they — and a half days of a week then. sol had a day. we had the only television in the village. we lived at the _ television in the village. we lived at the end — television in the village. we lived at the end of the village in a farmhouse. we invited the great and the good _ farmhouse. we invited the great and the good in, and my sisterand i spent _ the good in, and my sisterand i spent most _ the good in, and my sisterand i spent most of time supplying them with tea, _ spent most of time supplying them with tea, coffee and welsh cakes. oh, with tea, coffee and welsh cakes. 0h. i_ with tea, coffee and welsh cakes. 0h. i love — with tea, coffee and welsh cakes. 0h. i love a — with tea, coffee and welsh cakes. oh, i love a welsh cake. that sounds gorgeous, thank you so much. i am going tojump over to rowena. can we look at the nails quiz might look at the nails — gorgeous, very on brand. you used to have a penchant for fancy dress? it you used to have a penchant for fancy dress?— you used to have a penchant for fancy dress? it was my parents. i was a little _ fancy dress? it was my parents. i was a little girl _ fancy dress? it was my parents. i was a little girl of _ fancy dress? it was my parents. i was a little girl of five _ fancy dress? it was my parents. i was a little girl of five years - fancy dress? it was my parents. i was a little girl of five years old. | was a little girl of five years old. we lived — was a little girl of five years old. we lived near grays in essex, and i was dressed — we lived near grays in essex, and i was dressed up as britannia, like on the old _ was dressed up as britannia, like on the old penny coin. i had a beautiful— the old penny coin. i had a beautiful white tunic and a cape, but the — beautiful white tunic and a cape, but the piece de resistance was a helmet— but the piece de resistance was a helmet that my dad had made out of corhflake _ helmet that my dad had made out of cornflake packets. with the old red
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and green — cornflake packets. with the old red and green colours inside stop he painted — and green colours inside stop he painted it — and green colours inside stop he painted it gold and i had a trident made _ painted it gold and i had a trident made out — painted it gold and i had a trident made out of a broomstick and three hits of— made out of a broomstick and three hits of card — made out of a broomstick and three hits of card on the top. and the bits of card on the top. and the circular— bits of card on the top. and the circular unionjack, union flag. do circular union jack, union flag. do ou circular unionjack, union flag. you still have circular unionjack, union flag. dir? you still have the outfit? circular union jack, union flag. do you still have the outfit? sadly, i you still have the outfit? sadly, no. i you still have the outfit? sadly, no i don't _ you still have the outfit? sadly, no. i don't think _ you still have the outfit? sadly, no. i don't think it _ you still have the outfit? sadly, no. i don't think it would - you still have the outfit? sadly, no. i don't think it would fit! . no. i don't think it would fit! francis— no. i don't think it would fit! francis and rowena were in the uk at the time. i nowjoined byjeffrey, who was in germany with the aria. what do you remember of it? i was who was in germany with the aria. what do you remember of it? i was a medic, so what do you remember of it? i was a medic. so we — what do you remember of it? i was a medic, so we had _ what do you remember of it? i was a medic, so we had to _ what do you remember of it? i was a medic, so we had to be _ what do you remember of it? i was a medic, so we had to be on _ what do you remember of it? i was a medic, so we had to be on duty - what do you remember of it? i was a medic, so we had to be on duty on i medic, so we had to be on duty on the airfield — medic, so we had to be on duty on the airfield. we _ medic, so we had to be on duty on the airfield. we fired _ medic, so we had to be on duty on the airfield. we fired a _ medic, so we had to be on duty on the airfield. we fired a 21 - medic, so we had to be on duty on the airfield. we fired a 21 gun - the airfield. we fired a 21 gun salute — the airfield. we fired a 21 gun salute i_ the airfield. we fired a 21 gun salute. i had _ the airfield. we fired a 21 gun salute. i had to— the airfield. we fired a 21 gun salute. i had to make - the airfield. we fired a 21 gun salute. i had to make sure i the airfield. we fired a 21 gun salute. i had to make sure no the airfield. we fired a 21 gun - salute. i had to make sure no one -ot salute. i had to make sure no one got injured — salute. i had to make sure no one got injured or— salute. i had to make sure no one got injured or anything _ salute. i had to make sure no one got injured or anything like - salute. i had to make sure no one got injured or anything like that. i got injured or anything like that. afterwards. _ got injured or anything like that. afterwards, as— got injured or anything like that. afterwards, as far— got injured or anything like that. afterwards, as far as _ got injured or anything like that. afterwards, as far as i— got injured or anything like that. afterwards, as far as i can - afterwards, as far as i can remember, _ afterwards, as far as i can remember, we— afterwards, as far as i can remember, we to- afterwards, as far as i can remember, we to lunch i afterwards, as far as i can remember, we to lunch inj afterwards, as far as i can - remember, we to lunch in the ad men's _ remember, we to lunch in the ad men's mess, _ remember, we to lunch in the ad men's mess, with _ remember, we to lunch in the ad men's mess, with the _ remember, we to lunch in the ad men's mess, with the officers i men's mess, with the officers waiting — men's mess, with the officers waiting on_ men's mess, with the officers waiting on us, _ men's mess, with the officers waiting on us, as _ men's mess, with the officers waiting on us, as they- men's mess, with the officers waiting on us, as they would. men's mess, with the officers i waiting on us, as they would on christmas — waiting on us, as they would on christmas day _ waiting on us, as they would on christmas day. —— _ waiting on us, as they would on christmas day. —— the - ... excellent. jeffrey,
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excellent. jeffrey, thanks for chattina excellent. jeffrey, thanks for chatting to _ excellent. jeffrey, thanks for chatting to us — excellent. jeffrey, thanks for chatting to us today. _ excellent. jeffrey, thanks for chatting to us today. the - excellent. jeffrey, thanks for chatting to us today. the four i excellent. jeffrey, thanks for chatting to us today. the four of excellent. jeffrey, thanks for i chatting to us today. the four of us will head over _ chatting to us today. the four of us will head over to _ chatting to us today. the four of us will head over to the _ chatting to us today. the four of us will head over to the stage - chatting to us today. the four of us will head over to the stage shortly| will head over to the stage shortly to enjoy some entertainment. apparently elvis is here. i haven't seen him yet. i hope he has got sturdy boots on because it is a bit muddy underfoot. from us in cowbridge, jon, overto muddy underfoot. from us in cowbridge, jon, over to you. muddy underfoot. from us in cowbridge, jon, over to you. you've aot elvis, cowbridge, jon, over to you. you've got elvis. we _ cowbridge, jon, over to you. you've got elvis. we got — cowbridge, jon, over to you. you've got elvis, we got a _ cowbridge, jon, over to you. you've got elvis, we got a special - cowbridge, jon, over to you. you've got elvis, we got a special guest - cowbridge, jon, over to you. you've got elvis, we got a special guest as| got elvis, we got a special guest as well. i'm delighted to say that here in mortlake in south london, only the king. speechless, he is, utterly speechless. by the turnout here and the response across the country over the response across the country over the last 2a hours or so. we are clocking up the miles this lunchtime, zipping all over the uk, and there is much more to come on bbc one today. hello, guys. you will right, scooting around? yes. thanks for havin: right, scooting around? yes. thanks for having us- _ right, scooting around? yes. thanks for having us- i— right, scooting around? 19:3 thanks for having us. i want to see a friend of mine i got here. i love
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your neckerchief. how are you guys today? your neckerchief. how are you guys toda ? . , your neckerchief. how are you guys toda ? :, , your neckerchief. how are you guys toda ? ., , ., your neckerchief. how are you guys| today?_ having your neckerchief. how are you guys i today?_ having a today? really good, thanks. having a reall aood today? really good, thanks. having a really good time. _ today? really good, thanks. having a really good time. a _ today? really good, thanks. having a really good time. a great _ really good time. a great celebration. _ really good time. a great celebration. what - really good time. a great celebration. what have i really good time. a great i celebration. what have you really good time. a great _ celebration. what have you managed to get from the table?— to get from the table? some cream scones and — to get from the table? some cream scones and sausage _ to get from the table? some cream scones and sausage rolls, - to get from the table? some cream scones and sausage rolls, and - scones and sausage rolls, and cupcakes _ scones and sausage rolls, and cupcakes. there are three left. they are mine _ cupcakes. there are three left. they are mine. , ., . . are mine. they look fantastic. with the scones. — are mine. they look fantastic. with the scones. is _ are mine. they look fantastic. with the scones, is it _ are mine. they look fantastic. with the scones, is it jam _ are mine. they look fantastic. with the scones, is it jam first _ are mine. they look fantastic. with the scones, is it jam first order- the scones, is itjam first order cream first? taste the scones, is it 'am first order cream first?— cream first? we had that this morning- _ cream first? we had that this morning. what _ cream first? we had that this morning. what do _ cream first? we had that this morning. what do you - cream first? we had that this morning. what do you think? cream first? we had that this - morning. what do you think? cream then 'am. morning. what do you think? cream then iam- you _ morning. what do you think? cream then jam. you have _ morning. what do you think? cream then jam. you have only _ morning. what do you think? cream then jam. you have only gone - morning. what do you think? cream then jam. you have only gone and i then jam. you have only gone and done it now- _ then jam. you have only gone and done it now. we _ then jam. you have only gone and done it now. we were _ then jam. you have only gone and done it now. we were going - then jam. you have only gone and done it now. we were going to - then jam. you have only gone and done it now. we were going to do | done it now. we were going to do half and half. _ done it now. we were going to do half and half. what _ done it now. we were going to do half and half. what does - done it now. we were going to do half and half. what does it - done it now. we were going to do half and half. what does it mean | half and half. what does it mean to ou, this half and half. what does it mean to you, this weekend? _ half and half. what does it mean to you, this weekend? people - half and half. what does it mean to you, this weekend? people are - half and half. what does it mean to i you, this weekend? people are saying it's about the coronation but
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somebodyjust said to me that it's about more than that.— somebodyjust said to me that it's about more than that. we've lived in this road for— about more than that. we've lived in this road for 32 _ about more than that. we've lived in this road for 32 years, _ about more than that. we've lived in this road for 32 years, and _ about more than that. we've lived in this road for 32 years, and anytime l this road for 32 years, and anytime there _ this road for 32 years, and anytime there has— this road for 32 years, and anytime there has been celebration, a jubilee. — there has been celebration, a jubilee, we have always pulled out the stops — jubilee, we have always pulled out the stops and celebrated like this, and its— the stops and celebrated like this, and it's a — the stops and celebrated like this, and it's a lovely way of getting to know _ and it's a lovely way of getting to know everyone.— know everyone. lovely. tell you what, know everyone. lovely. tell you what. we _ know everyone. lovely. tell you what. we can — know everyone. lovely. tell you what. we can go _ know everyone. lovely. tell you what, we can go from _ know everyone. lovely. tell you what, we can go from your - know everyone. lovely. tell you | what, we can go from your street know everyone. lovely. tell you - what, we can go from your street to downing street now, because we've got some pictures of the prime minister and his wife, who are hosting a street party there at number ten this lunchtime. just add some more miles to the clock of the bbc coverage of where we are going around. trestle tables, jelly and blancmange, charity workers, scouts, representatives from across the country outside that famous number ten front door this lunchtime. they are going to bejoined by politicians but also opening it up to the people, which is what this whole lunchtime celebration is all
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about. the uk celebrating the coronation, and as the people what year saying, coronation, and as the people what yearsaying, much coronation, and as the people what year saying, much more about community as well. we can now go to a community hall in northampton, because nikki fox is trying to get a free lunch there. i am in northampton. cheering the party isjust cheering the party is just getting started, the sun is coming out, we got music, face painting. i'm already on my third meal of the day. i've notjust come here to eat, no, i've come to meet a phenomenal woman. she has banned me from saying she is single—handedly responsible. she is very modest. but she is responsible for bringing the indian and hindu communities together through her organisation, but she is so much
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more than that, aren't you? hi. more than that, aren't you? hi, nikki, welcome _ more than that, aren't you? h .. nikki, welcome to our coronation picnic. we are delighted to have you guys here, bbc one. you picnic. we are delighted to have you guys here, bbc one.— guys here, bbc one. you are very much about — guys here, bbc one. you are very much about all— guys here, bbc one. you are very much about all faiths _ guys here, bbc one. you are very much about all faiths coming - much about all faiths coming together, aren't you?- much about all faiths coming together, aren't you? very much, because it's _ together, aren't you? very much, because it's important _ together, aren't you? very much, because it's important for - together, aren't you? very much, i because it's important for everybody to come together on the humanity grounds and work together as one human race, because it is very important. there is so much more we have in common than differences, and it's very important for everybody to be coming together and to celebrate such a momentous occasion. you know, in my lifetime, it's the first time. you look wonderful. you are dressed for it as well. you were telling me on the phone, this community centre you can probably see behind me, you have all sorts going on here — bonsai, scottish dancing, railway groups. bonsai, scottish dancing, railway r-rous. . .
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bonsai, scottish dancing, railway r-rous. , ., ., ., ., bonsai, scottish dancing, railway r-rous. ., ., ., groups. there is a lot going on, so the railway — groups. there is a lot going on, so the railway club, _ groups. there is a lot going on, so the railway club, the _ groups. there is a lot going on, so the railway club, the scottish - the railway club, the scottish dancing you said, the bonsai group. we, as a community, most of our activities take place here. the friday fun group, the men's group stop there are dance classes where young people come, the youth group which meets every friday and sunday here. a lot goes on as a community. we do lots of monthly activities, weekly, fortnightly. i wouldn't have it any other way. bind weekly, fortnightly. i wouldn't have it any other way-— weekly, fortnightly. i wouldn't have it any other way. and you celebrated a jubilee year— it any other way. and you celebrated a jubilee year here _ it any other way. and you celebrated a jubilee year here as _ it any other way. and you celebrated a jubilee year here as well, - it any other way. and you celebrated a jubilee year here as well, didn't i a jubilee year here as well, didn't you? a jubilee year here as well, didn't ou? . a jubilee year here as well, didn't ou? , :, , a jubilee year here as well, didn't ou? , ., , , ., a jubilee year here as well, didn't ou? , , ., ., a jubilee year here as well, didn't ou? i, you? yes, last year at the jubilee it was very _ you? yes, last year at the jubilee it was very well _ you? yes, last year at the jubilee it was very well attended. -- - it was very well attended. —— celebrated the jubilee. it was very well attended. —— celebrated thejubilee. people were doing things as part of thejubilee colour. i do want to mention the eden project and the big lunch. we started in 2012 through the eden project, and the big lunch has become an annual event for us. in
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june every year we organise a big lunch, which has turn into a picnic for us. it's important for us all to come together and join in such an amazing celebration. we have a new king and it's amazing. i amazing celebration. we have a new king and it's amazing.— king and it's amazing. i don't want to embarrass _ king and it's amazing. i don't want to embarrass you, _ king and it's amazing. i don't want to embarrass you, i _ king and it's amazing. i don't want to embarrass you, i know- king and it's amazing. i don't want to embarrass you, i know you - king and it's amazing. i don't want to embarrass you, i know you are l to embarrass you, i know you are very modest, but you are an mbe, aren't you?— very modest, but you are an mbe, aren't ou? , . ., , aren't you? yes, and i was delighted that my mbe — aren't you? yes, and i was delighted that my mbe was — aren't you? yes, and i was delighted that my mbe was presented - aren't you? yes, and i was delighted that my mbe was presented to - aren't you? yes, and i was delighted that my mbe was presented to me i aren't you? yes, and i was delighted | that my mbe was presented to me by prince charles at the time, now king. prince charles at the time, now kinr. :, . , , ., , prince charles at the time, now kinr. ., ., , , ., , king. your family must have been so -roud as king. your family must have been so proud as well — king. your family must have been so proud as well as _ king. your family must have been so proud as well as you? _ king. your family must have been so proud as well as you? it _ king. your family must have been so proud as well as you? it was - king. your family must have been so proud as well as you? it was a - king. your family must have been so proud as well as you? it was a very l proud as well as you? it was a very -roud proud as well as you? it was a very proud moment- — proud as well as you? it was a very proud moment. my _ proud as well as you? it was a very proud moment. my daughter- proud as well as you? it was a very proud moment. my daughter was i proud as well as you? it was a very - proud moment. my daughter was living in the cayman islands, one of them, at the time, and she flew in just to go with me to buckingham palace to receive my mbe. it's something i
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never, ever dream, thatl receive my mbe. it's something i never, ever dream, that i will be receiving such an honour. it made me feel so humble to be thought of in that way. we feel so humble to be thought of in that wa . ~ . feel so humble to be thought of in that wa . . ., ., that way. we have got some food here. that way. we have got some food here- shall _ that way. we have got some food here. shall we _ that way. we have got some food here. shall we have _ that way. we have got some food here. shall we have a _ that way. we have got some food here. shall we have a little - that way. we have got some food here. shall we have a little bite? | here. shall we have a little bite? please. let's try some. there are some samosas. we have lovely onion bhajis. some samosas. we have lovely onion bha'is. a, ., some samosas. we have lovely onion bhaiis-_ and - bhajis. more food, i love it. and we've got _ bhajis. more food, i love it. and we've got some _ bhajis. more food, i love it. and we've got some cakes. - bhajis. more food, i love it. and i we've got some cakes. absolutely, lovely cakes. irate we've got some cakes. absolutely, lovely cakes-— we've got some cakes. absolutely, lovely cakes. we are going to be the loveliest woman _ lovely cakes. we are going to be the loveliest woman i _ lovely cakes. we are going to be the loveliest woman i know, _ lovely cakes. we are going to be the loveliest woman i know, carol- loveliest woman i know, carol kirkwood, to get the weather. i got caught out yesterday, hence the hair, so fill us in.— caught out yesterday, hence the hair, so fill us in. nikki, you look gorgeous. _ hair, so fill us in. nikki, you look gorgeous. as _ hair, so fill us in. nikki, you look gorgeous, as always. _ hair, so fill us in. nikki, you look gorgeous, as always. the - hair, so fill us in. nikki, you look. gorgeous, as always. the weather yesterday was quite biblical. still quite a bit of cloud here at mortlake, but the blues are out, the hunting is out, the crowds are out
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and the party has started. archie and the party has started. archie and ziggy are looking resplendent. some of the dogs have had crowns and cravats on, and they haven't got a drop of rain on them at all. many of us, we are starting off on a cloudy note, but if we look around the country, you can see what the weather will do through the afternoon. in bude, the cloud could be thick enough for the odd spot of drizzle and light winds. in mortlake, windsor, northampton and morecambe, the cloud should break through the afternoon and we should see decent sunny skies. over towards enniskillen, a bit more cloud around here. laterwe enniskillen, a bit more cloud around here. later we will see a shower, and into the evening, a good chance we will see rain. if you are outside, you might want to consider something undercover to continue your party. for greenock and for westray in orkney, we could also just see the odd shower. some brightness and sunny intervals through the afternoon. showers will be fairly isolated. temperature —wise, 11 celsius in westray this
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afternoon, and further south we could reach 21 or 22 celsius. that will make it the warmest day of this year so far. if you are going to the concert in windsor tonight, it's looking like it will stay dry for that. it will still be quite mild as we head into the early part of this evening. the weather here in mortlake is looking pretty nice at the moment, but what is it like where lorna gordon is in westray? actually, we are going to go to tina in morecambe. has the sun come out for you yet?— for you yet? food is a ma'or element of any street — for you yet? food is a ma'or element of any street party. _ for you yet? food is a ma'or element of any street party, for you yet? food is a major element of an street -a , so talk for you yet? food is a ma'or element of any street party, for you yet? food is a major element of an street -a , so talk us of any street party, so talk us through what we are seeing here. mi through what we are seeing here. fill sorts, jam tarts. this lady has brought her own fruit salad in a cooler tub. we have crabs from the beach. i have a great recipe for craps. don't eat them just yet. they
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were already dead, i hasten to add. thank goodness for that. the quiche has tone thank goodness for that. the quiche has gone down _ thank goodness for that. the quiche has gone down well. _ thank goodness for that. the quiche has gone down well. that _ thank goodness for that. the quiche has gone down well. that was - thank goodness for that. the quiche has gone down well. that was full i has gone down well. that was full before. :, has gone down well. that was full before. ., . has gone down well. that was full before. :, : , has gone down well. that was full before. ., . , , ., has gone down well. that was full before. :, : , , :, . ~' before. not much left. did you make this? no. that— before. not much left. did you make this? no. that is — before. not much left. did you make this? no. that is cheating, _ this? no. that is cheating, cheating! _ this? no. that is cheating, cheating! if— this? no. that is cheating, cheating! if you _ this? no. that is cheating, cheating! if you are - this? no. that is cheating, . cheating! if you are wondering this? no. that is cheating, - cheating! if you are wondering what the noise is — cheating! if you are wondering what the noise is in _ cheating! if you are wondering what the noise is in the _ cheating! if you are wondering what the noise is in the background, - cheating! if you are wondering what the noise is in the background, it i the noise is in the background, it is the rnli. they are doing a life—saving demonstration. morecambe, of course, the largest expanse of sand in the uk, and that is why they have a royally appointed guide because walking along these sands, the bay can be treacherous at times, so that the rnli doing a little demo. do you fancy a dip, john? i little demo. do you fancy a dip, john? :, little demo. do you fancy a dip, john? ., ., ., , y�* john? i might go for a swim. they're doint a john? i might go for a swim. they're doing a great — john? i might go for a swim. they're doing a great job — john? i might go for a swim. they're doing a great job. back _ john? i might go for a swim. they're doing a great job. back to _ john? i might go for a swim. they're doing a great job. back to the - john? i might go for a swim. they're doing a great job. back to the food. | doing a great 'ob. back to the food. jam tarts, doing a great job. back to the food. jam tarts. i've _ doing a great job. back to the food. jam tarts, i've not _ doing a great job. back to the food. jam tarts, i've not seen _ doing a great job. back to the food. jam tarts, i've not seen them - doing a great job. back to the food. jam tarts, i've not seen them since | jam tarts, i've not seen them since 1972. that was great about this kind
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of thing, it's not so much about the people, it's about the food. the two are inextricably linked. people are coming together and bringing little bits obse. egg coming together and bringing little bits obse. ... . , coming together and bringing little bits 0bse-_ egg- i coming together and bringing little i bits obse._ egg. i've bits obse. egg sandwiches? egg. i've never seen them _ bits obse. egg sandwiches? egg. i've never seen them like _ bits obse. egg sandwiches? egg. i've never seen them like that. _ bits obse. egg sandwiches? egg. i've never seen them like that. i - bits obse. egg sandwiches? egg. i've never seen them like that. i cake - never seen them like that. i cake there shaped like a unionjack. all sorts of lovely bits. they are not mince pies, are they? the wrong time of you have mince pies. lots of portable food, food you could eat at a carpet picnic or a big event like this. ~ . a carpet picnic or a big event like this. . ., ., ., ,. ., this. we have to talk about the coronation _ this. we have to talk about the coronation quiche, _ this. we have to talk about the coronation quiche, chosen - this. we have to talk about the coronation quiche, chosen by l this. we have to talk about the i coronation quiche, chosen by king charles, a perfect dish for a celebratory coronation party. this ea t les celebratory coronation party. this eagles haven't — celebratory coronation party. try 3 eagles haven't taken it. celebratory coronation party. this eagles haven't taken it. is - celebratory coronation party. this eagles haven't taken it. is that i celebratory coronation party. this eagles haven't taken it. is that a l eagles haven't taken it. is that a tood or a eagles haven't taken it. is that a good or a bad — eagles haven't taken it. is that a good or a bad thing? _ eagles haven't taken it. is that a good or a bad thing? -- - eagles haven't taken it. is that a good or a bad thing? -- the i eagles haven't taken it. is that a i good or a bad thing? -- the seagulls good or a bad thing? —— the seagulls haven't taken it. he good or a bad thing? -- the seagulls haven't taken it.—
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haven't taken it. he chose a quiche, it's vegetarian _ haven't taken it. he chose a quiche, it's vegetarian in _ haven't taken it. he chose a quiche, it's vegetarian in the _ haven't taken it. he chose a quiche, it's vegetarian in the filling - haven't taken it. he chose a quiche, it's vegetarian in the filling but - it's vegetarian in the filling but the pastry has lard in it, rendered pig fat. it is not inclusive for different communities who don't eat pork fat but i made mine without. but the quiche itself has broad beans and the elusive tarragon, i was up all night trying to find it in the supermarkets, it's all sold out. not the easiest ingredients to find. not really because the broad beans are quite traditional, farmers, it's a reference and a nod of charles's love of agriculture. it's a lovely thing, referencing his passion, but in terms of the flavours, i'm not a fan. it's a bit better. �* , , ., flavours, i'm not a fan. it's a bit better.�* , , .,, flavours, i'm not a fan. it's a bit better.�* , .,, , better. i'm supposed to be trying it and ou're better. i'm supposed to be trying it and you're not _ better. i'm supposed to be trying it and you're not selling _ better. i'm supposed to be trying it and you're not selling it. _ better. i'm supposed to be trying it and you're not selling it. if- better. i'm supposed to be trying it and you're not selling it. if you i and you're not selling it. if you want a mouthful, _ and you're not selling it. if you want a mouthful, be _ and you're not selling it. if you want a mouthful, be my - and you're not selling it. if you | want a mouthful, be my guest. and you're not selling it. if you i want a mouthful, be my guest. if i'm ttoin to want a mouthful, be my guest. if i'm going to taste _ want a mouthful, be my guest. if i'm going to taste anyone's _ want a mouthful, be my guest. if i'm going to taste anyone's quiche - want a mouthful, be my guest. if i'm going to taste anyone's quiche it will be one made by you. will we remember the coronation quiche in the same way we will coronation chicken? taste the same way we will coronation chicken? ~ ,
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chicken? we might remember it in the same way we — chicken? we might remember it in the same way we remember _ chicken? we might remember it in the same way we remember liz _ chicken? we might remember it in the same way we remember liz truss - chicken? we might remember it in the same way we remember liz truss and | same way we remember liz truss and the lettuce. it's a bit of a bomb, not great. coronation chicken is brilliant and that will be further edged on the landscape. i will have a nibble because _ edged on the landscape. i will have a nibble because eating _ edged on the landscape. i will have a nibble because eating on - edged on the landscape. i will have a nibble because eating on tv - edged on the landscape. i will have a nibble because eating on tv is i edged on the landscape. i will have | a nibble because eating on tv is not great. it’s a nibble because eating on tv is not treat. �* . a nibble because eating on tv is not treat. �*, ., ., ., , a nibble because eating on tv is not treat. �* , ., ., ., , it's great. it's never glamorous. it's really nice- — great. it's never glamorous. it's really nice. it's _ great. it's never glamorous. it's really nice. it's not _ great. it's never glamorous. it's really nice. it's not too - great. it's never glamorous. it's really nice. it's not too bad. i i really nice. it's not too bad. i mitht really nice. it's not too bad. i might have — really nice. it's not too bad. i might have more _ really nice. it's not too bad. i might have more later. i really nice. it's not too bad. i might have more later. a i really nice. it's not too bad. i might have more later. a bit| really nice. it's not too bad. i i might have more later. a bit more now. : , ., might have more later. a bit more now. : ,, | might have more later. a bit more now— i guessi now. are you en'oying it? i guess the benefits — now. are you en'oying it? i guess the benefits of i now. are you enjoying it? i guess the benefits of quiche... - now. are you enjoying it? i guess the benefits of quiche... the i the benefits of quiche... the benefits of _ the benefits of quiche... the benefits of quiche! _ the benefits of quiche... the benefits of quiche! we i the benefits of quiche... the benefits of quiche! we are i the benefits of quiche... the i benefits of quiche! we are actually talkint benefits of quiche! we are actually talking about _ benefits of quiche! we are actually talking about this, _ benefits of quiche! we are actually talking about this, it's _ benefits of quiche! we are actually talking about this, it's easy - benefits of quiche! we are actually talking about this, it's easy to i talking about this, it's easy to make, you can serve it hot or cold, relatively cheap, but the people who are not fans say it is bland and boring. it are not fans say it is bland and borint. . . . are not fans say it is bland and borint. ,., , ,., ., boring. it is a bit bland and boring to in'ect boring. it is a bit bland and boring to inject the _ boring. it is a bit bland and boring to inject the fun _ boring. it is a bit bland and boring to inject the fun with _ boring. it is a bit bland and boring to inject the fun with the - boring. it is a bit bland and boring to inject the fun with the tarragon | to inject the fun with the tarragon but it is a bit to aniseed. especially in morecambe. we like our butties and pork pies. we don't like tarragon quiche in lancashire. let’s
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tarragon quiche in lancashire. let's to to tarragon quiche in lancashire. let's go to westray _ tarragon quiche in lancashire. let's go to westray in — tarragon quiche in lancashire. let's go to westray in orkney _ tarragon quiche in lancashire. let's go to westray in orkney and speak to lorna gordon. welcome to westray, one of the most northerly parts of the country to be holding a party. a big lunch not just for a street but our entire island. a lot of people have turned out today considering the population of the island is only 600. john stout your wife kirsty and your son, one of the youngest members of the community. this one of the youngest members of the communi . . . one of the youngest members of the community-— community. this is timothy, 'ust six months eta. — community. this is timothy, 'ust six months eta. myfi community. this is timothy, 'ust six months old, my wife i community. this is timothy, 'ust six months old, my wife kirsty i community. this is timothy, just six months old, my wife kirsty and i months old, my wife kirsty and daughter— months old, my wife kirsty and daughter rebecca. fire months old, my wife kirsty and daughter rebecca.— months old, my wife kirsty and daughter rebecca. months old, my wife kirsty and dauthter rebecca. : , ., ., daughter rebecca. are you here today for the craic. — daughter rebecca. are you here today for the craic, the _ daughter rebecca. are you here today for the craic, the coronation _ daughter rebecca. are you here today for the craic, the coronation and i for the craic, the coronation and community? to for the craic, the coronation and community?— for the craic, the coronation and communi ? ., , .., , community? to be with the community and the food — community? to be with the community and the food as — community? to be with the community and the food as well. _ community? to be with the community and the food as well. it _ community? to be with the community and the food as well. it has _ community? to be with the community and the food as well. it has been i and the food as well. it has been tuite a and the food as well. it has been quite a spread- _ and the food as well. it has been quite a spread. let's _ and the food as well. it has been quite a spread. let's speak i and the food as well. it has been quite a spread. let's speak to i and the food as well. it has been l quite a spread. let's speak to one of the ladies who has been involved in getting all the food together.
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caroline, you volunteered or were volunteered? its, caroline, you volunteered or were volunteered?— caroline, you volunteered or were volunteered? : ., �* volunteered? a mixture of both. i'm hat . volunteered? a mixture of both. i'm ha . to volunteered? a mixture of both. i'm happy to help _ volunteered? a mixture of both. i'm happy to help at _ volunteered? a mixture of both. i'm happy to help at community - volunteered? a mixture of both. i'm happy to help at community events | happy to help at community events anyway _ happy to help at community events an a . ., happy to help at community events an a . :, . happy to help at community events an a . ., ., , , . anyway. you have been here since the early hours. — anyway. you have been here since the early hours. quite _ anyway. you have been here since the early hours, quite an _ anyway. you have been here since the early hours, quite an operation. i early hours, quite an operation. just since nine o'clock, making sandwiches. a bit of a... when things— sandwiches. a bit of a... when thingsjust _ sandwiches. a bit of a... when thingsjust happen. a sandwiches. a bit of a. .. when thingsjust happen.— thingsjust happen. a military operation? — thingsjust happen. a military operation? a _ thingsjust happen. a military operation? a conveyor- thingsjust happen. a military operation? a conveyor belt, l thingsjust happen. a military i operation? a conveyor belt, yeah. thingsjust happen. a military - operation? a conveyor belt, yeah. i thou~ht it operation? a conveyor belt, yeah. i thought it looked _ operation? a conveyor belt, yeah. i thought it looked very _ operation? a conveyor belt, yeah. i thought it looked very impressive. l thought it looked very impressive. and where you trying to wear particular colours?— and where you trying to wear particular colours? they said we could wear— particular colours? they said we could wear red, _ particular colours? they said we could wear red, white _ particular colours? they said we could wear red, white and - particular colours? they said we could wear red, white and blue, i particular colours? they said we i could wear red, white and blue, so particular colours? they said we - could wear red, white and blue, so i could wear red, white and blue, sol went_ could wear red, white and blue, sol went for— could wear red, white and blue, sol went for blue sparkles because who doesn't _ went for blue sparkles because who doesn't like an event with sparkles? let's look— doesn't like an event with sparkles? let's look at — doesn't like an event with sparkles? let's look at the food that's left. a fantastic spread in here. this is where the tea and coffee is. we have one of the organisers here, it takes quite a lot of work to do this. definitely, but many homes, and every— definitely, but many homes, and
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every body has been helpful. there are some exceptional _ every body has been helpful. there are some exceptional cakes - every body has been helpful. luff are some exceptional cakes which have mostly gone now.— are some exceptional cakes which have mostly gone now. there was a mad rush- — have mostly gone now. there was a mad rush- they _ have mostly gone now. there was a mad rush. they have _ have mostly gone now. there was a mad rush. they have disappeared. l have mostly gone now. there was a | mad rush. they have disappeared. a lot of— mad rush. they have disappeared. a lot of the _ mad rush. they have disappeared. a lot of the wru ladies volunteered to break _ lot of the wru ladies volunteered to break an_ lot of the wru ladies volunteered to break. an island of bakers. it's been _ break. an island of bakers. it's been wonderful. —— sam sumyk ladies. alison. _ been wonderful. —— sam sumyk ladies. alison. i_ been wonderful. —— sam sumyk ladies. alison. i love _ been wonderful. —— sam sumyk ladies. alison, i love what you are wearing, and the tiara as well that we have spoken to one of the younger members of the community. it’s spoken to one of the younger members of the community.— of the community. it's all about brinuain of the community. it's all about bringing the _ of the community. it's all about bringing the community - of the community. it's all about i bringing the community together. of the community. it's all about - bringing the community together. we meet every thursday and have a lunch club every _ meet every thursday and have a lunch club every second week. we go on bus trips. _ club every second week. we go on bus trips, over— club every second week. we go on bus trips, overto— club every second week. we go on bus trips, over to the club every second week. we go on bus trips, overto the mainland. and this is_
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trips, overto the mainland. and this is all— trips, overto the mainland. and this is all about bowling, curling, card games, coffee and tea. and you are the head — card games, coffee and tea. and you are the head teacher— card games, coffee and tea. and you are the head teacher on _ card games, coffee and tea. and you are the head teacher on the - card games, coffee and tea. and you are the head teacher on the island. l are the head teacher on the island. how new pupils do you have? bbout how new pupils do you have? about 80. we no how new pupils do you have? about 80- we go from _ how new pupils do you have? about 80. we go from nursery _ how new pupils do you have? about 80. we go from nursery through to 16 years— 80. we go from nursery through to 16 years otd~ _ 80. we go from nursery through to 16 ears old. ., ., i. years old. how do you teach specialist — years old. how do you teach specialist subjects _ years old. how do you teach specialist subjects in - years old. how do you teach specialist subjects in a - years old. how do you teach specialist subjects in a wee l years old. how do you teach - specialist subjects in a wee school like that? specialist sub'ects in a wee school like that? ., ., .,. , like that? some of our teachers, enulish, like that? some of our teachers, english, maths, _ like that? some of our teachers, english, maths, science, - like that? some of our teachers, english, maths, science, they i like that? some of our teachers, | english, maths, science, they are resident — english, maths, science, they are resident. others— english, maths, science, they are resident. others fly— english, maths, science, they are resident. others fly in _ english, maths, science, they are resident. others fly in every- english, maths, science, they are resident. others fly in every day, | resident. others fly in every day, pe, resident. others fly in every day, pe. craft — resident. others fly in every day, pe, craft. they— resident. others fly in every day, pe, craft. they fly _ resident. others fly in every day, pe, craft. they fly in _ resident. others fly in every day, pe, craft. they fly in on - resident. others fly in every day, pe, craft. they fly in on a - resident. others fly in every day, pe, craft. they fly in on a daily. pe, craft. they fly in on a daily basis _ pe, craft. they fly in on a daily basis on — pe, craft. they fly in on a daily basis on the _ pe, craft. they fly in on a daily basis on the island _ pe, craft. they fly in on a daily basis on the island plane - pe, craft. they fly in on a daily| basis on the island plane which pe, craft. they fly in on a daily- basis on the island plane which has eight _ basis on the island plane which has eight seats — basis on the island plane which has eight seats— basis on the island plane which has eiuhtseats. , ,. , ., , eight seats. does the school usually look like this? — eight seats. does the school usually look like this? we _ eight seats. does the school usually look like this? we had _ eight seats. does the school usually look like this? we had six _ eight seats. does the school usually look like this? we had six parties i look like this? we had six parties on friday. _ look like this? we had six parties on friday, three _ look like this? we had six parties on friday, three during _ look like this? we had six parties on friday, three during the i look like this? we had six parties on friday, three during the day, l look like this? we had six parties i on friday, three during the day, and the parent— on friday, three during the day, and the parent council— on friday, three during the day, and the parent council organised - on friday, three during the day, and the parent council organised three l the parent council organised three on friday— the parent council organised three on friday evening _ the parent council organised three on friday evening so _ the parent council organised three on friday evening so it— the parent council organised three on friday evening so it has- the parent council organised three on friday evening so it has been. on friday evening so it has been decorated — on friday evening so it has been decorated for— on friday evening so it has been decorated for a _ on friday evening so it has been decorated for a few _ on friday evening so it has been decorated for a few days. - on friday evening so it has been decorated for a few days. whall on friday evening so it has been decorated for a few days. what a community- _ decorated for a few days. what a community- it — decorated for a few days. what a community. it is _ decorated for a few days. what a community. it is lovely. - decorated for a few days. what a community. it is lovely. we i decorated for a few days. what a community. it is lovely. we tried decorated for a few days. what a i community. it is lovely. we tried to work out, community. it is lovely. we tried to work out. a — community. it is lovely. we tried to work out, a couple _ community. it is lovely. we tried to work out, a couple of _ community. it is lovely. we tried to work out, a couple of hundred i community. it is lovely. we tried to l work out, a couple of hundred people from the community in westray have come here today because of it as an island off an island, off an island.
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a small place with a big heart. back to tina in morecambe.— now, we are celebrating the coronation this weekend but some got into the spirit earlier in the year. guardsman kit lee has been training with the coldstream guards in kenya ahead of the coronation. the regiment had a very different sort of big lunch to the egg sandwiches, quiche and cakes we're eating today. they ate ration packs cooked on open camp fire, surrounded by zebras and giraffes. i kid you not. the regiment is now back in the uk and played a very important role yesterday, as guardsman lee was one of those lining the mall as the king's procession passed. hejoins us now from his barracks in windsor. hello. hello, tina, how are you doin: ? hello. hello, tina, how are you doing? very — hello. hello, tina, how are you doing? very well, _ hello. hello, tina, how are you doing? very well, thank - hello. hello, tina, how are you doing? very well, thank you. . hello. hello, tina, how are you i doing? very well, thank you. more importantly. _ doing? very well, thank you. more importantly. how _ doing? very well, thank you. more importantly, how are _ doing? very well, thank you. more importantly, how are you - doing? very well, thank you. more importantly, how are you doing i doing? very well, thank you. more | importantly, how are you doing and how did yesterday go? i importantly, how are you doing and how did yesterday go?—
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how did yesterday go? i think it went pretty _ how did yesterday go? i think it went pretty smoothly, - how did yesterday go? i think it went pretty smoothly, as i how did yesterday go? i think it went pretty smoothly, as well | how did yesterday go? i think it | went pretty smoothly, as well as how did yesterday go? i think it i went pretty smoothly, as well as we hoped. i'm doing good now, just looking forward to getting time off to relax. , ., ., to relax. tell us about your role, what did you _ to relax. tell us about your role, what did you do _ to relax. tell us about your role, what did you do and _ to relax. tell us about your role, what did you do and how- to relax. tell us about your role, what did you do and how did i to relax. tell us about your role, what did you do and how did you| what did you do and how did you prepare for it? i what did you do and how did you prepare for it?— what did you do and how did you prepare for it? i was street lining with my half _ prepare for it? i was street lining with my half company. _ prepare for it? i was street lining | with my half company. essentially just providing security for the procession. lining the mall between buckingham palace and westminster abbey. the preparation involved late nights and early morning rehearsals. and a lot of graft, but we are through now. we and a lot of graft, but we are through now.— and a lot of graft, but we are through now. we haven't seen a military ceremonial _ through now. we haven't seen a military ceremonial procession l through now. we haven't seen a i military ceremonial procession like it, anything like it in 70 years. did you feel that sense of occasion and historical importance? how much of it did you absorb? l and historical importance? how much of it did you absorb?— of it did you absorb? i absorb quite a lot of it. — of it did you absorb? i absorb quite a lot of it, really. _ of it did you absorb? i absorb quite a lot of it, really. it— of it did you absorb? i absorb quite a lot of it, really. it really - of it did you absorb? i absorb quite a lot of it, really. it really gives i a lot of it, really. it really gives you a massive sense of achievement
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to do something like that. it was a really proud moment, it being the first coronation in so long, like you say, and such a big military parade. you say, and such a big military arade. ~ . v you say, and such a big military arade. ~ ., �*, ., ., ,., parade. what's going through your mind when you — parade. what's going through your mind when you are _ parade. what's going through your mind when you are there? - parade. what's going through your mind when you are there? to i parade. what's going through your mind when you are there? to be i mind when you are there? to be completely _ mind when you are there? to be completely honest _ mind when you are there? to be completely honest with - mind when you are there? to be completely honest with you, i mind when you are there? to be completely honest with you, not really much! when you are street lining your mind is pretty blank. you are mainly thinking of the next words of command that will come from the half company commander. but your mind will wander, honestly when you are stood there so many hours. i’m are stood there so many hours. i'm not surprised. and a really important question, did you get to your steak yeah, i got my steak, a medium rare sirloin with peppercorn sauce and bone marrow butter. can’t sauce and bone marrow butter. can't co wronu.
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sauce and bone marrow butter. can't go wrong. brilliant. _ sauce and bone marrow butter. can't go wrong. brilliant. just _ sauce and bone marrow butter. can't go wrong. brilliant. just before i sauce and bone marrow butter. can't go wrong. brilliant. just before we i go wrong. brilliant. just before we leave you. — go wrong. brilliant. just before we leave you. you _ go wrong. brilliant. just before we leave you, you have _ go wrong. brilliant. just before we leave you, you have met - go wrong. brilliant. just before we leave you, you have met king i leave you, you have met king charles. you spoke about sausages is my understanding.— charles. you spoke about sausages is my understanding. yeah. when i was a re my understanding. yeah. when i was a prettyiunior — my understanding. yeah. when i was a prettyjunior soldier— my understanding. yeah. when i was a prettyjunior soldier i _ my understanding. yeah. when i was a prettyjunior soldier i was _ my understanding. yeah. when i was a prettyjunior soldier i was on _ my understanding. yeah. when i was a prettyjunior soldier i was on guard i prettyjunior soldier i was on guard at stjames's palace. i prettyjunior soldier i was on guard at st james's palace. i was told by the police officer on the beach that the police officer on the beach that the prince of wales would be coming through shortly. i presented my arms and to my surprise he walked out as opposed to driving. he came and said hello. he was a nice guy, really. it was a strange experience because a lot of people, you know, you hold the royals up on such a pedestal but it reminds you that he is just another guy like the rest of us, and another guy like the rest of us, and a friendly one at that.— a friendly one at that. guardsman kit lee, a friendly one at that. guardsman kit lee. thank — a friendly one at that. guardsman kit lee, thank you _ a friendly one at that. guardsman kit lee, thank you for _ a friendly one at that. guardsman kit lee, thank you forjoining i a friendly one at that. guardsman kit lee, thank you forjoining us. | kit lee, thank you forjoining us. must have been quite a 2k hours for you and i hope you get to relax. we
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can head to northern ireland next, enniskillen with emma vardy. you are 'oinin: us enniskillen with emma vardy. you are joining us on — enniskillen with emma vardy. you are joining us on the _ enniskillen with emma vardy. you are joining us on the shores _ enniskillen with emma vardy. you are joining us on the shores of _ enniskillen with emma vardy. you are joining us on the shores of lough i joining us on the shores of lough earne, a beautiful part of northern ireland. we think we might be the most westerly lunch taking place today. pat doherty is a local butcher, he has been barbecuing for all the local butchers and farmers who have come together in the area. this is a bit of a local delicacy for that how do you cook it? it is the fermanagh _ for that how do you cook it? it is the fermanagh black bacon, and we wrap it— the fermanagh black bacon, and we wrap it in— the fermanagh black bacon, and we wrap it in local rushes grown all over— wrap it in local rushes grown all over fermanagh.— wrap it in local rushes grown all over fermanauh. . ., �*, ., ., over fermanagh. what's the flavour? a lovely rustic _ over fermanagh. what's the flavour? a lovely rustic flavour. _ over fermanagh. what's the flavour? a lovely rustic flavour. it's _ over fermanagh. what's the flavour? a lovely rustic flavour. it's packed i a lovely rustic flavour. it's packed full of _ a lovely rustic flavour. it's packed full of local — a lovely rustic flavour. it's packed full of local flavour. and a lovely rustic flavour. it's packed full of local flavour.— full of local flavour. and you have a bacon sandwich _ full of local flavour. and you have a bacon sandwich ready _ full of local flavour. and you have a bacon sandwich ready for i full of local flavour. and you have a bacon sandwich ready for me. i full of local flavour. and you have i a bacon sandwich ready for me. you cooked this for charles and camilla when they came here a couple of years ago. when they came here a couple of years ago-— years ago. and luckily they are still together! _ years ago. and luckily they are still together! they _ years ago. and luckily they are still together! they really i
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years ago. and luckily they are | still together! they really loved it. still together! they really loved it prince — still together! they really loved it. prince charles, now king charles, _ it. prince charles, now king charles, he is a great advocate of local— charles, he is a great advocate of local food — charles, he is a great advocate of localfood. he charles, he is a great advocate of local food. he was blown away by it. just swallowing down the first bite. delicious. what was his reaction? he really went for it. he delicious. what was his reaction? he really went for it.— really went for it. he was blown awa . really went for it. he was blown away- he _ really went for it. he was blown away- he is _ really went for it. he was blown away- he is an _ really went for it. he was blown away. he is an ambassador i really went for it. he was blown away. he is an ambassador for| really went for it. he was blown i away. he is an ambassador for the artists— away. he is an ambassador for the artists in— away. he is an ambassador for the artists in food industry. he loves the idea — artists in food industry. he loves the idea of— artists in food industry. he loves the idea of bringing back something that was— the idea of bringing back something that was here hundreds of years ago, and it's_ that was here hundreds of years ago, and it's now— that was here hundreds of years ago, and it's now available in the modern day. and it's now available in the modern day it_ and it's now available in the modern da . �* . ., and it's now available in the modern da. . and it's now available in the modern da.~ . ., and it's now available in the modern da . . . ., ., day. a bacon sandwich fit for a kin. day. a bacon sandwich fit for a king- and _ day. a bacon sandwich fit for a king- and it — day. a bacon sandwich fit for a king. and it gave _ day. a bacon sandwich fit for a king. and it gave you - day. a bacon sandwich fit for a king. and it gave you a - day. a bacon sandwich fit for a king. and it gave you a bit i day. a bacon sandwich fit for a king. and it gave you a bit of i day. a bacon sandwich fit for a | king. and it gave you a bit of a fist bump. i'm not royalty, but let's do it. thank you so much. how is the bacon going down?— is the bacon going down? en'oying it. let's is the bacon going down? en'oying it. let-stalk— is the bacon going down? en'oying it. let's talk to i is the bacon going down? en'oying it. let's talk to a i is the bacon going down? en'oying it. let's talk to a couple i is the bacon going down? en'oying it. let's talk to a couple ofi is the bacon going down? enjoying it. let's talk to a couple of young i it. let's talk to a couple of young farmers. it. let's talk to a couple of young farmers- do _ it. let's talk to a couple of young farmers. do you _ it. let's talk to a couple of young farmers. do you get _ it. let's talk to a couple of young farmers. do you get much - it. let's talk to a couple of young | farmers. do you get much chance it. let's talk to a couple of young i farmers. do you get much chance to get together like this? it must be a busy life. for get together like this? it must be a bus life. ., , ., . ~ busy life. for us, we have packed schedules — busy life. for us, we have packed schedules and _ busy life. for us, we have packed schedules and it's _ busy life. for us, we have packed schedules and it's a _ busy life. for us, we have packed schedules and it's a very - busy life. for us, we have packed schedules and it's a very rare i schedules and it's a very rare occasion— schedules and it's a very rare occasion where we all get together
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in the _ occasion where we all get together in the same place at the same time but in _ in the same place at the same time but in such— in the same place at the same time but in such a — in the same place at the same time but in such a big occasion we thought. _ but in such a big occasion we thought, let's get together and clear— thought, let's get together and clear our— thought, let's get together and clear our schedules and do something fun together. clear our schedules and do something fun together-— fun together. what did you think of the coronation _ fun together. what did you think of the coronation yesterday? - fun together. what did you think of the coronation yesterday? it i fun together. what did you think of the coronation yesterday? it was i the coronation yesterday? it was fabulous, really _ the coronation yesterday? it was fabulous, really enjoyable, i the coronation yesterday? it was fabulous, really enjoyable, all. the coronation yesterday? it was | fabulous, really enjoyable, all the pomp— fabulous, really enjoyable, all the pomp and — fabulous, really enjoyable, all the pomp and ceremony is interesting to see, the _ pomp and ceremony is interesting to see, the occasion and procedure and things— see, the occasion and procedure and things like _ see, the occasion and procedure and things like that. it�*s see, the occasion and procedure and things like that.— things like that. it's very interesting. _ things like that. it's very interesting. what's i things like that. it's very interesting. what's it - things like that. it's very | interesting. what's it like things like that. it's very - interesting. what's it like being a young farmer these days grezda this is a really rural part of northern ireland with hundreds of farms but it is quite spread out.— ireland with hundreds of farms but it is quite spread out. fermanagh is rural and it — it is quite spread out. fermanagh is rural and it is _ it is quite spread out. fermanagh is rural and it is nice _ it is quite spread out. fermanagh is rural and it is nice to _ it is quite spread out. fermanagh is rural and it is nice to have - it is quite spread out. fermanagh is rural and it is nice to have so - it is quite spread out. fermanagh is rural and it is nice to have so many| rural and it is nice to have so many clubs_ rural and it is nice to have so many clubs and _ rural and it is nice to have so many clubs and organisations _ rural and it is nice to have so many clubs and organisations around - clubs and organisations around fermanagh _ clubs and organisations around fermanagh and _ clubs and organisations around fermanagh and all— clubs and organisations around fermanagh and all over- clubs and organisations around . fermanagh and all over northern ireland — fermanagh and all over northern ireland it's— fermanagh and all over northern ireland. it's good _ fermanagh and all over northern ireland. it's good to— fermanagh and all over northern ireland. it's good to get- fermanagh and all over northern ireland. it's good to get together and celebrate _ ireland. it's good to get together and celebrate the _ ireland. it's good to get together and celebrate the coronation - ireland. it's good to get together| and celebrate the coronation with the big _ and celebrate the coronation with the big lunch, _ and celebrate the coronation with the big lunch, and— and celebrate the coronation with the big lunch, and it's— and celebrate the coronation with the big lunch, and it's really- and celebrate the coronation with the big lunch, and it's really nice| the big lunch, and it's really nice to come — the big lunch, and it's really nice to come together— the big lunch, and it's really nice to come together and _ the big lunch, and it's really nice to come together and enjoy- the big lunch, and it's really nice| to come together and enjoy young farmers— to come together and enjoy young farmers together— to come together and enjoy young farmers together because - to come together and enjoy young farmers together because we - to come together and enjoy young | farmers together because we don't .et farmers together because we don't get to— farmers together because we don't get to see — farmers together because we don't get to see each _ farmers together because we don't get to see each other— farmers together because we don't get to see each other much - farmers together because we don't get to see each other much since l farmers together because we don't i get to see each other much since we are so_ get to see each other much since we are so rural — get to see each other much since we are so rural-— are so rural. what do the clubs get u . are so rural. what do the clubs get u- to, is are so rural. what do the clubs get up to. is there _ are so rural. what do the clubs get up to, is there much _ are so rural. what do the clubs get up to, is there much competition l up to, is there much competition between the farms around here? there is some. between the farms around here? there is some- we — between the farms around here? there is some- we do — between the farms around here? there is some. we do all _ between the farms around here? there is some. we do all different _ is some. we do all different competitions _ is some. we do all different competitions like _ is some. we do all different
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competitions like tug - is some. we do all different competitions like tug of - is some. we do all differentl competitions like tug of war, is some. we do all different- competitions like tug of war, and things— competitions like tug of war, and things get— competitions like tug of war, and things get very _ competitions like tug of war, and things get very competitive - competitions like tug of war, and things get very competitive down here because _ things get very competitive down here because everybody- things get very competitive down here because everybody wants i things get very competitive downj here because everybody wants to things get very competitive down i here because everybody wants to be the trest— here because everybody wants to be the best driver— here because everybody wants to be the best driver as _ here because everybody wants to be the best driver as well. _ here because everybody wants to be the best driver as well. ihiho - here because everybody wants to be the best driver as well.— the best driver as well. who has the best tractor — the best driver as well. who has the best tractor skills? _ the best driver as well. who has the best tractor skills? laughter - it is great life skills. we do public— it is great life skills. we do public speaking _ it is great life skills. we do public speaking and - it is great life skills. we do public speaking and dairy. it is great life skills. we do. public speaking and dairy and it is great life skills. we do- public speaking and dairy and beef tivestock— public speaking and dairy and beef livestockjudging. _ public speaking and dairy and beef livestockjudging. it— public speaking and dairy and beef livestockjudging. it is— public speaking and dairy and beef livestockjudging. it is great- public speaking and dairy and beef livestockjudging. it is great for. livestockjudging. it is great for the young — livestockjudging. it is great for the young ones _ livestockjudging. it is great for the young ones to _ livestockjudging. it is great for the young ones to come - livestockjudging. it is great for the young ones to come out. livestockjudging. it is great forl the young ones to come out and livestockjudging. it is great for- the young ones to come out and get involved _ the young ones to come out and get involved and — the young ones to come out and get involved and meet _ the young ones to come out and get involved and meet new— the young ones to come out and get involved and meet new people - the young ones to come out and get. involved and meet new people across the whole _ involved and meet new people across the whole of — involved and meet new people across the whole of northern _ involved and meet new people across the whole of northern ireland. - involved and meet new people across the whole of northern ireland. it- involved and meet new people across the whole of northern ireland. it is. the whole of northern ireland. it is a great _ the whole of northern ireland. it is a great organisation _ the whole of northern ireland. it is a great organisation and _ the whole of northern ireland. it is a great organisation and great - the whole of northern ireland. it is a great organisation and great to l the whole of northern ireland. it is| a great organisation and great to be involved _ a great organisation and great to be involved in— a great organisation and great to be involved in the _ a great organisation and great to be involved in the big _ a great organisation and great to be involved in the big lunch _ a great organisation and great to be involved in the big lunch today, - a great organisation and great to be involved in the big lunch today, sol involved in the big lunch today, so we are _ involved in the big lunch today, so we are honoured _ involved in the big lunch today, so we are honoured to _ involved in the big lunch today, so we are honoured to be _ involved in the big lunch today, so we are honoured to be here, - involved in the big lunch today, so we are honoured to be here, so . involved in the big lunch today, soj we are honoured to be here, so we are _ we are honoured to be here, so we are. . we are honoured to be here, so we are, ., . , ., are. thanks so much, then. george, en'o are. thanks so much, then. george, enjoy your — are. thanks so much, then. george, enjoy your sandwiches, _ are. thanks so much, then. george, enjoy your sandwiches, everybody, i enjoy your sandwiches, everybody, enjoy your sandwiches, everybody, enjoy the rest of the afternoon. plenty more where that came from. i will finish the rest of my bacon sandwich as well. let's hand over to tina in morecambe.— sandwich as well. let's hand over to tina in morecambe. emma, thank you very much. — tina in morecambe. emma, thank you very much. and _ tina in morecambe. emma, thank you very much, and enjoy _ tina in morecambe. emma, thank you very much, and enjoy the _ tina in morecambe. emma, thank you very much, and enjoy the sandwich. .
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very much, and enjoy the sandwich. queen camilla and king charles, are you having a nice time? i’m queen camilla and king charles, are you having a nice time?— you having a nice time? i'm the lady-in-waiting. _ you having a nice time? i'm the lady-in-waiting. of— you having a nice time? i'm the lady-in-waiting. of course - you having a nice time? i'm the lady-in-waiting. of course you j you having a nice time? i'm the - lady-in-waiting. of course you are. we are from — lady-in-waiting. of course you are. we are from scotland. _ lady-in-waiting. of course you are. we are from scotland. what - lady-in-waiting. of course you are. we are from scotland. what bringsl we are from scotland. what brings ou here? we are from scotland. what brings you here? just _ we are from scotland. what brings you here? just a — we are from scotland. what brings you here? just a weekend - we are from scotland. what brings you here? just a weekend trip. - we are from scotland. what brings| you here? just a weekend trip. and wh not? you here? just a weekend trip. and why not? 10,000 _ you here? just a weekend trip. and why not? 10,000 people _ you here? just a weekend trip. and why not? 10,000 people out - why not? 10,000 people out celebrating, we have the sun. you can take that off. laughter have you brought food with you? laughter have ou brou~htfood with ou? , have you brought food with you? yes. what is in your— have you brought food with you? i'ezs what is in your picnic? have you brought food with you? yes. what is in your picnic? we _ have you brought food with you? yes. what is in your picnic? we didn't - what is in your picnic? we didn't come for the _ what is in your picnic? we didn't come for the picnic. _ what is in your picnic? we didn't come for the picnic. we're - what is in your picnic? we didn't come for the picnic. we're just l what is in your picnic? we didn't i come for the picnic. we're just here three _ come for the picnic. we're just here three days — come for the picnic. we're 'ust here three days.— come for the picnic. we're 'ust here three da s. ., ., ., ., three days. tomorrow, as part of the correlation plans, _ three days. tomorrow, as part of the correlation plans, the _ three days. tomorrow, as part of the correlation plans, the big _ three days. tomorrow, as part of the correlation plans, the big help- three days. tomorrow, as part of the correlation plans, the big help out. correlation plans, the big help out is taking place, an opportunity for everyone to get involved in our local communities and help make a difference. calum leslie is in greenock with the scouts who are getting ready for a busy day. what is happening there? tina, you said the sun was _ is happening there? tina, you said the sun was out _ is happening there? tina, you said the sun was out in _ is happening there? tina, you said the sun was out in morecambe. i is happening there? tina, you said| the sun was out in morecambe. the west coast of scotland is delivering
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for us today. the sun is out. we are here at the 32nd greenock and district scout hall, where there was tonnes of volunteering going on, prep or tomorrow for the big help out. we would love it to be a tiny bit warmer, so we have done something about it and we have a camp fire. something about it and we have a campfire. hi, guys, how are something about it and we have a camp fire. hi, guys, how are we campfire. hi, guys, how are we doing? we camp fire. hi, guys, how are we doing? we will come down and speak to lee. how are you? i’m doing? we will come down and speak to lee. how are you?— to lee. how are you? i'm good, how are ou? to lee. how are you? i'm good, how are you? i'm — to lee. how are you? i'm good, how are you? i'm good. _ to lee. how are you? i'm good, how are you? i'm good. tell— to lee. how are you? i'm good, how are you? i'm good. tell us _ to lee. how are you? i'm good, how are you? i'm good. tell us a - to lee. how are you? i'm good, how are you? i'm good. tell us a bit - are you? i'm good. tell us a bit about what _ are you? i'm good. tell us a bit about what you _ are you? i'm good. tell us a bit about what you are _ are you? i'm good. tell us a bit about what you are doing - are you? i'm good. tell us a bit. about what you are doing today? are you? i'm good. tell us a bit - about what you are doing today? we are helping with a big help out, all the scouts — are helping with a big help out, all the scouts around the uk. and are helping with a big help out, all the scouts around the uk. findl the scouts around the uk. and i understand _ the scouts around the uk. and i understand you _ the scouts around the uk. and i understand you are _ the scouts around the uk. and i understand you are off - the scouts around the uk. and i understand you are off to - the scouts around the uk. and i understand you are off to the i the scouts around the uk. mr. i understand you are off to the world scout championships soon? i understand you are off to the world scout championships soon?- scout championships soon? i am. where is that? _ scout championships soon? i am. where is that? in _ scout championships soon? i am. where is that? in south _ scout championships soon? i am. where is that? in south korea. i scout championships soon? i am. | where is that? in south korea. you are aroin where is that? in south korea. you are going to — where is that? in south korea. you are going to the — where is that? in south korea. you are going to the same _ where is that? in south korea. you are going to the same thing. - where is that? in south korea. you are going to the same thing. and . are going to the same thing. and devon— are going to the same thing. and devon here is quite excited about something else later on, which is the climbing wall we have. have a look _ the climbing wall we have. have a look there — the climbing wall we have. have a look. there was someone else we want to get— look. there was someone else we want to get you _ look. there was someone else we want to get you to— look. there was someone else we want to get you to have a chat with. paul is kitted _ to get you to have a chat with. paul is kitted out — to get you to have a chat with. paul is kitted out with his helmet and harness — is kitted out with his helmet and harness. you are the first kings
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scout _ harness. you are the first kings scout in— harness. you are the first kings scout in scotland, is that right? that's _ scout in scotland, is that right? that's right. scout in scotland, is that right? that's right-— scout in scotland, is that right? that's right. tell us about that? the kins that's right. tell us about that? the kings of _ that's right. tell us about that? the kings of what _ that's right. tell us about that? the kings of what is _ that's right. tell us about that? the kings of what is the - that's right. tell us about that? the kings of what is the highest achievement— the kings of what is the highest achievement in— the kings of what is the highest achievement in scouting, - the kings of what is the highest achievement in scouting, so- the kings of what is the highest achievement in scouting, so it'sj the kings of what is the highest i achievement in scouting, so it's a proud _ achievement in scouting, so it's a proud achievement. _ achievement in scouting, so it's a proud achievement. congratulations on that. a proud achievement. congratulations on that- a huge _ proud achievement. congratulations on that. a huge weekend _ proud achievement. congratulations on that. a huge weekend with i proud achievement. congratulations on that. a huge weekend with the l on that. a huge weekend with the coronation, but you are heavily involved in queen elizabeth's funeral last year. tell us about that? i funeral last year. tell us about that? . ., , ., that? i decided to be part of operation — that? i decided to be part of operation feather, - that? i decided to be part of operation feather, and i that? i decided to be part ofj operation feather, and help that? i decided to be part of- operation feather, and help out with the tying _ operation feather, and help out with the lying in _ operation feather, and help out with the lying in state _ operation feather, and help out with the lying in state. hoar?— operation feather, and help out with the lying in state.— operation feather, and help out with the lying in state._ it | the lying in state. how was that? it was areat. the lying in state. how was that? it was great- it _ the lying in state. how was that? it was great- it is _ the lying in state. how was that? it was great. it is a _ the lying in state. how was that? it was great. it is a lot _ the lying in state. how was that? it was great. it is a lot of _ the lying in state. how was that? it was great. it is a lot of work, i was great. it is a lot of work, making — was great. it is a lot of work, making sure _ was great. it is a lot of work, making sure everyone - was great. it is a lot of work, making sure everyone has. was great. it is a lot of work, i making sure everyone has enough food, _ making sure everyone has enough food, water, — making sure everyone has enough food, water, blankets. _ making sure everyone has enough food, water, blankets. did - making sure everyone has enough food, water, blankets.— making sure everyone has enough food, water, blankets. did you watch more -- did — food, water, blankets. did you watch more -- did you _ food, water, blankets. did you watch more -- did you watch _ food, water, blankets. did you watch more -- did you watch much - food, water, blankets. did you watch more -- did you watch much of i food, water, blankets. did you watch more -- did you watch much of the l more —— did you watch much of the coronation yesterday? i will more -- did you watch much of the coronation yesterday?— more -- did you watch much of the coronation yesterday? i will look up bits and bobs _ coronation yesterday? i will look up bits and bobs of— coronation yesterday? i will look up bits and bobs of it. _ coronation yesterday? i will look up bits and bobs of it. we _ coronation yesterday? i will look up bits and bobs of it. we will- coronation yesterday? i will look up bits and bobs of it. we will let i coronation yesterday? i will look up bits and bobs of it. we will let you | bits and bobs of it. we will let you to, bits and bobs of it. we will let you go. because _ bits and bobs of it. we will let you go, because people _ bits and bobs of it. we will let you go, because people are _ bits and bobs of it. we will let you go, because people are waiting i bits and bobs of it. we will let you go, because people are waiting to| go, because people are waiting to get on the climbing wall and you are in charge. down here, we have the squirrels in the den. hi, guys. you are building a lego winter castle in
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there. is that going well?— are building a lego winter castle in there. is that going well? yeah! we will leave you _ there. is that going well? yeah! we will leave you to _ there. is that going well? yeah! we will leave you to that. _ there. is that going well? yeah! we will leave you to that. we _ there. is that going well? yeah! we will leave you to that. we mentioned the volunteering that is going on, loads of people coming out tomorrow, and loads of prep goes into that, loads of food to make. let's meet some of the people doing it. the mums are in here. in the hall where the cream tea will happen tomorrow, i am looking for debbie. debbie, hello. how are we in here? loads going on. we have a pavlova over here. tell me more? we going on. we have a pavlova over here. tell me more?— going on. we have a pavlova over here. tell me more? we are getting read for here. tell me more? we are getting ready for the _ here. tell me more? we are getting ready for the big — here. tell me more? we are getting ready for the big help _ here. tell me more? we are getting ready for the big help out, - here. tell me more? we are getting ready for the big help out, so i here. tell me more? we are getting ready for the big help out, so we i ready for the big help out, so we are getting the cakes and everything in order— are getting the cakes and everything in order and are getting the cakes and everything in orderand the are getting the cakes and everything in order and the sandwiches and stuff _ in order and the sandwiches and stuff. ., , ., , ~ ., in order and the sandwiches and stuff. ., , ., , ,, ., ., , stuff. for you this weekend, how has the coronation _ stuff. for you this weekend, how has the coronation been? _ stuff. for you this weekend, how has the coronation been? i _ stuff. for you this weekend, how has the coronation been? i have - stuff. for you this weekend, how has the coronation been? i have seen i the coronation been? i have seen sni ets, the coronation been? i have seen snippets. but _ the coronation been? i have seen snippets, but maybe _ the coronation been? i have seen snippets, but maybe i _ the coronation been? i have seen snippets, but maybe i will - the coronation been? i have seen snippets, but maybe i will watch | snippets, but maybe i will watch more _ snippets, but maybe i will watch more when this is all finished. there — more when this is all finished. there has— more when this is all finished. there has been a great sense of community, which is why we are doing this, getting _ community, which is why we are doing this, getting the mums involved, all the kids— this, getting the mums involved, all the kids enjoying themselves, it's been _ the kids enjoying themselves, it's been great. find the kids enjoying themselves, it's been great-—
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the kids enjoying themselves, it's been areat. �* ~ , ., ., been great. and the kids are having a aood been great. and the kids are having a good time? _ been great. and the kids are having a good time? loving _ been great. and the kids are having a good time? loving it. _ been great. and the kids are having a good time? loving it. they - been great. and the kids are having a good time? loving it. they are i a good time? loving it. they are makin: a a good time? loving it. they are making a lot _ a good time? loving it. they are making a lot of _ a good time? loving it. they are making a lot of noise, _ a good time? loving it. they are making a lot of noise, which i a good time? loving it. they are making a lot of noise, which is i a good time? loving it. they are making a lot of noise, which is a| making a lot of noise, which is a good _ making a lot of noise, which is a good sign — making a lot of noise, which is a good sign. we making a lot of noise, which is a good sign-— making a lot of noise, which is a raoodsin.e ., , ., making a lot of noise, which is a raoodsin.~ ., , ., good sign. we have been loving it as well. and good sign. we have been loving it as well- and you _ good sign. we have been loving it as well. and you said _ good sign. we have been loving it as well. and you said it _ good sign. we have been loving it as well. and you said it is _ good sign. we have been loving it as well. and you said it is more - good sign. we have been loving it as well. and you said it is more about l well. and you said it is more about the community this weekend? absolutely. tomorrow we will have the big _ absolutely. tomorrow we will have the big help out, everyone will come down and _ the big help out, everyone will come down and hopefully we will get lots of numbers in. ifi down and hopefully we will get lots of numbers im— of numbers in. if i was looking for something. _ of numbers in. if i was looking for something, what _ of numbers in. if i was looking for something, what do _ of numbers in. if i was looking for something, what do you - of numbers in. if i was looking for i something, what do you recommend? of numbers in. if i was looking for - something, what do you recommend? we will keep a wee cake for you. pavlova — will keep a wee cake for you. pavlova and the cake. if you keep one for me... brilliant, fantastic. jon, i think they could do with a spare pair of hands in here, so if you got an apron. we will hand back to you while i get stuck in here, i think. welcome back. thanks, calum. welcome back to grosvenor gardens in
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south london, where we have ended up in the gutter at the end of a street party. are you having fun?- in the gutter at the end of a street party. are you having fun? yeah! how was the hot — party. are you having fun? yeah! how was the hot dog? _ party. are you having fun? yeah! how was the hot dog? beautiful. _ party. are you having fun? yeah! how was the hot dog? beautiful. you i party. are you having fun? yeah! how was the hot dog? beautiful. you have| was the hot dog? beautiful. you have ketchu all was the hot dog? beautiful. you have ketchup all over _ was the hot dog? beautiful. you have ketchup all over your _ was the hot dog? beautiful. you have ketchup all over your genes. - was the hot dog? beautiful. you have ketchup all over your genes. it - was the hot dog? beautiful. you have ketchup all over your genes. it is i ketchup all over your genes. it is falling apart. we can go live now to windsor castle, where prince william and princess catherine of wales are now attending a garden party themselves. they have just left their vehicle in the grounds of windsor castle ahead of that big coronation concert which takes place tonight. there were some worries about the weather this weekend, but the sunshine has come out in windsor this lunchtime, just in time for the prince and princess of wales to join the people there. sarah campbell, our royal correspondent, is on the spot to tell us what is happening as the princess rolls up her sleeves, may be to get involved and have a
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bit of lunch, sarah?— may be to get involved and have a bit of lunch, sarah? good afternoon to ou, bit of lunch, sarah? good afternoon to you. jon- — bit of lunch, sarah? good afternoon to you. jon- you _ bit of lunch, sarah? good afternoon to you. jon- you go _ bit of lunch, sarah? good afternoon to you, jon. you go to _ bit of lunch, sarah? good afternoon to you, jon. you go to a _ bit of lunch, sarah? good afternoon to you, jon. you go to a garden i to you, jon. you go to a garden party, you never know who is going to turn up. if you are in windsor, there is a good chance there might be a royal there. just saying hello to some of the organisers, prince william. and, as you say, princess catherine. they have had a rather busy 21t—hours. that will continue, as you say, with the concert at windsor castle, the first ever concert to be staged at windsor castle, so that will happen this evening. about a ten minute walk from where we are now. this is a surprise visit, certainly wasn't billed, buti surprise visit, certainly wasn't billed, but i think you can see that people got the idea that something was going to happen.
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a very animated conversation. the organisers of the big lunch here, what you can't see but what we know that the prince and princess will be doing having a look round the big lunch, happening behind me. there is a big stage, there has been some music playing from the stage all morning. of course, the prince and princess very local to this area, local residents. many people will be used to seeing the royals wandering around, but certainly a special visit today on this coronation weekend. obviously, the big news here, as i was saying, this weekend is the concert, but for locals here, long walk will be transformed into the
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massive queue for people going into the castle grounds. for the moment, this area has been cordoned off, reserved for locals and those having lunch. some of them, as you can see, lucky enough to get to see the prince and princess of wales. jon, we will keep an eye on activities here and let you know if anything happens, but let us know if anything happens, but let us know if any royals pop up in your neck of the woods as well, will you stop white what a very special... as well, will you stop white what a very special pair of guess for people there. the cake is a process that is under way. i might be secure until three in the morning. so many cakes to try and i need to give the verdict. incredible setup. i would like to point out some detail. can we come
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to this cake over here? this is a resident cat called ripley, who is now missing nar, and i think that might be carol's doing. she got very acquainted with the real—life cat. this cake over here, look at the consistency and the colour. an incredible amount. i've managed to get recruits to help slice the cake because there is just that much of it. carol was helping herself here. what do you look for in a cake? the bi est what do you look for in a cake? the biggest slice, actually. that's i what do you look for in a cake? the biggest slice, actually. that's an i biggest slice, actually. that's an excellent way — biggest slice, actually. that's an excellent way to _ biggest slice, actually. that's an excellent way to approach i biggest slice, actually. that's an excellent way to approach cake. | excellent way to approach cake. these cakes were made by so many people in the neighbourhood. tell us a little bit about it.— a little bit about it. adults and children entered _ a little bit about it. adults and children entered the _ a little bit about it. adults and . children entered the competition, a little bit about it. adults and - children entered the competition, so there _ children entered the competition, so there are _ children entered the competition, so there are kids' — children entered the competition, so there are kids' cakes, _ children entered the competition, so there are kids' cakes, adults' - there are kids' cakes, adults' cakes, — there are kids' cakes, adults' cakes, a _ there are kids' cakes, adults' cakes, a whole _ there are kids' cakes, adults' cakes, a whole range. - there are kids' cakes, adults' cakes, a whole range. tell. there are kids' cakes, adults' cakes, a whole range. tell you what,
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it is very difficult _ cakes, a whole range. tell you what, it is very difficult to _ cakes, a whole range. tell you what, it is very difficult to tell _ cakes, a whole range. tell you what, it is very difficult to tell which - it is very difficult to tell which cakes were done by children and which by adults because they are all incredible. we have some kids around. can i give a little shout out? if you are a child and you made one of these cakes? come on, yeah. we have one here. and we have won over here. what has also been great is, i've been getting lobbied and i think bribed. like, you should really try this cake here, it's fantastic is that i'm like, did you possibly make it? there will be judging. i'm taking thejob very seriously. i intend to have a little forkful of each one. i think it will take a few hours. i forkful of each one. i think it will take a few hours.— take a few hours. i think it's a di 'ob take a few hours. i think it's a dirtyiob but _ take a few hours. i think it's a dirtyjob but somebody - take a few hours. i think it's a dirtyjob but somebody has i take a few hours. i think it's a| dirtyjob but somebody has got take a few hours. i think it's a - dirtyjob but somebody has got to do it. dirty 'ob but somebody has got to do it. ._ dirty 'ob but somebody has got to do it. , , , it. there may end up being the same number of categories _ it. there may end up being the same number of categories as _ it. there may end up being the same number of categories as there - it. there may end up being the same number of categories as there are i number of categories as there are cakes. ., . . ., , cakes. tactical. every minute, another cake _ cakes. tactical. every minute, another cake arise. _ cakes. tactical. every minute, another cake arise. just - cakes. tactical. every minute, another cake arise. just when | cakes. tactical. every minute, - another cake arise. just when you think you have reached critical cake mass, another one turns up. this one
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turned u- mass, another one turns up. this one turned up about _ mass, another one turns up. this one turned up about five _ mass, another one turns up. this one turned up about five minutes - mass, another one turns up. this one turned up about five minutes ago. - turned up about five minutes ago. they have just been coming up. we are happy to help. breakfast team cake, we are happy to help out. well done. we are going to go to the seaside now. seaside trip? let's go to cornwall. ashleyjohn—baptiste is there, who is in bude paddle boarding. there, who is in bude paddle boardinu. , there, who is in bude paddle boarding-— there, who is in bude paddle boardinu. , g ., ., , boarding. yes, jon, the atmosphere of this cream _ boarding. yes, jon, the atmosphere of this cream tea _ boarding. yes, jon, the atmosphere of this cream tea coronation - boarding. yes, jon, the atmosphere of this cream tea coronation party i of this cream tea coronation party is well under way. it is a lovely vibe you are, and what is at the heart of this party is this pool, bude seed pool, which has a significant history and has put the community together. to give you a sense of what it means the locals, we have one. tell us what this pool means for you? it we have one. tell us what this pool means for you?— we have one. tell us what this pool means for you? it is important from a -h sical means for you? it is important from a physical and _ means for you? it is important from a physical and mental— means for you? it is important from a physical and mental health - means for you? it is important from a physical and mental health point l a physical and mental health point of view _ a physical and mental health point of view i— a physical and mental health point of view. i was introduced to cold water _ of view. i was introduced to cold water swimming by another local charity. — water swimming by another local charity, and since then i've been
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coming — charity, and since then i've been coming pretty regularly to get in for some — coming pretty regularly to get in for some cold water exposure, do a bit of— for some cold water exposure, do a bit of breath — for some cold water exposure, do a bit of breath work. it is really good — bit of breath work. it is really good from a meditative point of view, _ good from a meditative point of view, mine state, stress relief, and being _ view, mine state, stress relief, and being physically active and getting in the _ being physically active and getting in the water is great as well. julie has coordinated _ in the water is great as well. julie has coordinated the _ in the water is great as well. jij. a: has coordinated the voluntary effort behind this coronation party. talk to me about the effort? a; behind this coronation party. talk to me about the effort?- to me about the effort? a huge effort by the — to me about the effort? a huge effort by the beginning - to me about the effort? a huge effort by the beginning of- to me about the effort? a huge effort by the beginning of the i to me about the effort? a huge i effort by the beginning of the idea being _ effort by the beginning of the idea being planted. _ effort by the beginning of the idea being planted, the _ effort by the beginning of the idea being planted, the construction. l being planted, the construction. today— being planted, the construction. today we — being planted, the construction. today we have _ being planted, the construction. today we have had _ being planted, the construction. today we have had volunteers i being planted, the construction. - today we have had volunteers making over 300 _ today we have had volunteers making over 300 scones _ today we have had volunteers making over 300 scones. 0h. _ today we have had volunteers making over 300 scones.— today we have had volunteers making over 300 scones._ pauli over 300 scones. oh, my days! paul holl ood over 300 scones. oh, my days! paul hollywood would _ over 300 scones. oh, my days! paul hollywood would be _ over 300 scones. oh, my days! paul hollywood would be proud of - over 300 scones. oh, my days! paul hollywood would be proud of them. | over 300 scones. oh, my days! paull hollywood would be proud of them. it is a fantastic — hollywood would be proud of them. it is a fantastic effort. _ hollywood would be proud of them. it is a fantastic effort. people _ hollywood would be proud of them. it is a fantastic effort. people have i is a fantastic effort. people have been _ is a fantastic effort. people have been putting _ is a fantastic effort. people have been putting up— is a fantastic effort. people have been putting up bunting - is a fantastic effort. people have been putting up bunting today, i is a fantastic effort. people have i been putting up bunting today, put out chairs, — been putting up bunting today, put out chairs, tables, _ been putting up bunting today, put out chairs, tables, made _ been putting up bunting today, put out chairs, tables, made cakes, i out chairs, tables, made cakes, scones — out chairs, tables, made cakes, scones they— out chairs, tables, made cakes, scones. they are _ out chairs, tables, made cakes, scones. they are serving - scones. they are serving refreshments _ scones. they are serving refreshments right - scones. they are serving refreshments right now. scones. they are serving i refreshments right now to go scones. they are serving _ refreshments right now to go towards the friends— refreshments right now to go towards the friends of— refreshments right now to go towards the friends of bude _ refreshments right now to go towards the friends of bude pool. _ refreshments right now to go towards the friends of bude pool. to - refreshments right now to go towards the friends of bude pool.— the friends of bude pool. to see how it has all come _ the friends of bude pool. to see how it has all come together, _ the friends of bude pool. to see how it has all come together, what - the friends of bude pool. to see how it has all come together, what does l it has all come together, what does that mean to you? it it has all come together, what does that mean to you?— that mean to you? it means a great deal
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that mean to you? it means a great deal. i'm that mean to you? it means a great deal- i'm so — that mean to you? it means a great deal. i'm so proud _ that mean to you? it means a great deal. i'm so proud to _ that mean to you? it means a great deal. i'm so proud to live _ that mean to you? it means a great deal. i'm so proud to live in - that mean to you? it means a great deal. i'm so proud to live in bude, l deal. i'm so proud to live in bude, be part— deal. i'm so proud to live in bude, be part of— deal. i'm so proud to live in bude, be part of this _ deal. i'm so proud to live in bude, be part of this community. - deal. i'm so proud to live in bude, be part of this community. it i deal. i'm so proud to live in bude, be part of this community. it is i deal. i'm so proud to live in bude, be part of this community. it is a i be part of this community. it is a massive — be part of this community. it is a massive sense _ be part of this community. it is a massive sense of— be part of this community. it is a massive sense of camaraderie i be part of this community. it is a | massive sense of camaraderie for be part of this community. it is a i massive sense of camaraderie for me, as a swimmer— massive sense of camaraderie for me, as a swimmeras— massive sense of camaraderie for me, as a swimmer as well, _ massive sense of camaraderie for me, as a swimmer as well, through - massive sense of camaraderie for me, as a swimmer as well, through the i as a swimmer as well, through the year _ as a swimmer as well, through the year i've — as a swimmer as well, through the year. i've made _ as a swimmer as well, through the year. i've made so _ as a swimmer as well, through the year. i've made so many— as a swimmer as well, through the year. i've made so many friends. l as a swimmer as well, through the. year. i've made so many friends. to see everybody— year. i've made so many friends. to see everybody out _ year. i've made so many friends. to see everybody out celebrating - year. i've made so many friends. to see everybody out celebrating the l see everybody out celebrating the coronation — see everybody out celebrating the coronation today, _ see everybody out celebrating the coronation today, just _ see everybody out celebrating the coronation today, just fabulous, i coronation today, just fabulous, fabulous — coronation today, 'ust fabulous, fabulous. �* ., coronation today, 'ust fabulous, fabulous. . ., , ., coronation today, 'ust fabulous, fabulous. �* ., , , coronation today, 'ust fabulous, fabulous. ., , , ., coronation today, 'ust fabulous, fabulous. . ., , , fabulous. and for you, deb, to be able to see _ fabulous. and for you, deb, to be able to see how— fabulous. and for you, deb, to be able to see how you _ fabulous. and for you, deb, to be able to see how you have - fabulous. and for you, deb, to be able to see how you have put i fabulous. and for you, deb, to be| able to see how you have put your local traditional stamp on this coronation celebration must be a significant deal?— significant deal? without the volunteers — significant deal? without the volunteers in _ significant deal? without the volunteers in the _ significant deal? without the | volunteers in the community, significant deal? without the i volunteers in the community, we wouldn't — volunteers in the community, we wouldn't have a pool. we were threatened with demolition in 2010, the community got together, we run the community got together, we run the challenge to —— the charity with volunteers — the challenge to -- the charity with volunteers-— the challenge to -- the charity with volunteers. quickly, how would you describe the — volunteers. quickly, how would you describe the vibe _ volunteers. quickly, how would you describe the vibe right _ volunteers. quickly, how would you describe the vibe right now? - volunteers. quickly, how would you describe the vibe right now? it's i describe the vibe right now? it's amazinu. describe the vibe right now? it's amazing- it _ describe the vibe right now? it's amazing. it is always sunny in bude. we got _ amazing. it is always sunny in bude. we got everything happening, so come on down _ we got everything happening, so come on down its— we got everything happening, so come on down. it's a great place to live. there _ on down. it's a great place to live. there you — on down. it's a great place to live. there you have it, the vibe is in bude. we have had a cake competition. take a look at this
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victoria sponge. irate competition. take a look at this victoria sponge.— victoria sponge. we have got everything — victoria sponge. we have got everything happening - victoria sponge. we have got everything happening here i victoria sponge. we have got everything happening here in| everything happening here in morecambe. the sun is shining, the weather has and while long parade is making its way through markham. musing being a big theme. preparations are being under way for the big concert in windsor tonight and music is the theme in cowbridge and we can head they are now. theme in cowbridge and we can head they are nova— they are now. hello, tina. welcome back where — they are now. hello, tina. welcome back where the _ they are now. hello, tina. welcome back where the sun _ they are now. hello, tina. welcome back where the sun is _ they are now. hello, tina. welcome back where the sun is shining, i they are now. hello, tina. welcome back where the sun is shining, so i back where the sun is shining, so always we have a highly accurate forecast from carol kirkwood. plenty of singing happening in the main stage, throughout the day and through the afternoon. one person who has been on stages ln. ellen,
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you are a classical singer and you had some musical songs. it you are a classical singer and you had some musical songs.- you are a classical singer and you had some musical songs. it has been lovel to had some musical songs. it has been lovely to sing — had some musical songs. it has been lovely to sing in _ had some musical songs. it has been lovely to sing in my _ had some musical songs. it has been lovely to sing in my hometown. it i had some musical songs. it has been lovely to sing in my hometown. it is. lovely to sing in my hometown. it is to do— lovely to sing in my hometown. it is to do with _ lovely to sing in my hometown. it is to do with the coronation and some welsh _ to do with the coronation and some welsh hymns in there. i sang a classical— welsh hymns in there. i sang a classical rendition of we are the champions, which is on the king's official— champions, which is on the king's official playlist.— official playlist. everyone was lovina official playlist. everyone was lovin: it. official playlist. everyone was loving it. you _ official playlist. everyone was loving it. you sang _ official playlist. everyone was loving it. you sang one i official playlist. everyone was loving it. you sang one of- official playlist. everyone was loving it. you sang one of myj loving it. you sang one of my favourites. it is such a beautiful song. in favourites. it is such a beautiful sonu. ~ . , favourites. it is such a beautiful sonu. _, , , favourites. it is such a beautiful son.. _, , , ., song. in wales you see someone in the lace song. in wales you see someone in the place was _ song. in wales you see someone in the place was a _ song. in wales you see someone in the place was a tear— song. in wales you see someone in the place was a tear in _ song. in wales you see someone in the place was a tear in their - song. in wales you see someone in the place was a tear in their eye i the place was a tear in their eye when _ the place was a tear in their eye when they— the place was a tear in their eye when they hear it. it is a favourite him in _ when they hear it. it is a favourite him in wales. when they hear it. it is a favourite him in wales-— him in wales. lovely to see you. en'o him in wales. lovely to see you. enjoy the — him in wales. lovely to see you. enjoy the rest — him in wales. lovely to see you. enjoy the rest of _ him in wales. lovely to see you. enjoy the rest of your _ him in wales. lovely to see you. enjoy the rest of your day. i him in wales. lovely to see you. | enjoy the rest of your day. hello, you lot. you are looking
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sensational!— you lot. you are looking sensational! ~ ., ., ., sensational! we are about the whole coronation thing _ sensational! we are about the whole coronation thing here. _ sensational! we are about the whole coronation thing here. was - sensational! we are about the whole coronation thing here. was that i sensational! we are about the whole j coronation thing here. was that your idea to set the _ coronation thing here. was that your idea to set the fancy _ coronation thing here. was that your idea to set the fancy dress _ coronation thing here. was that your idea to set the fancy dress today? i idea to set the fancy dress today? we wanted to find their day to make this a _ we wanted to find their day to make this a special— we wanted to find their day to make this a special occasion. _ we wanted to find their day to make this a special occasion. it _ we wanted to find their day to make this a special occasion. it has- we wanted to find their day to make this a special occasion. it has been. this a special occasion. it has been a great _ this a special occasion. it has been a great thing — this a special occasion. it has been a great thing throughout _ this a special occasion. it has been a great thing throughout the - this a special occasion. it has been. a great thing throughout the country and cowbridge — a great thing throughout the country and cowbridge has— a great thing throughout the country and cowbridge has gone _ a great thing throughout the country and cowbridge has gone all- a great thing throughout the country and cowbridge has gone all out. i a great thing throughout the country and cowbridge has gone all out. we| and cowbridge has gone all out. we have a _ and cowbridge has gone all out. we have a shop— and cowbridge has gone all out. we have a shop in— and cowbridge has gone all out. we have a shop in the _ and cowbridge has gone all out. we have a shop in the high— and cowbridge has gone all out. we have a shop in the high street - and cowbridge has gone all out. we have a shop in the high street and l have a shop in the high street and we wanted — have a shop in the high street and we wanted to— have a shop in the high street and we wanted to make _ have a shop in the high street and we wanted to make it _ have a shop in the high street and we wanted to make it special, i we wanted to make it special, getting — we wanted to make it special, getting it _ we wanted to make it special, getting it involved. _ we wanted to make it special, getting it involved. you - we wanted to make it special, getting it involved.— getting it involved. you look amazing- — getting it involved. you look amazing. fabulous. - getting it involved. you look amazing. fabulous. king- getting it involved. you look- amazing. fabulous. king charles. over here we have millie in... in the royal vehicle. hello, tell me about your outfit. it’s the royalvehicle. hello, tell me about your outfit.— about your outfit. it's a copy of the queen's. _ about your outfit. it's a copy of the queen's. look— about your outfit. it's a copy of the queen's. look at _ about your outfit. it's a copy of the queen's. look at that i about your outfit. it's a copy of l the queen's. look at that crown. about your outfit. it's a copy of i the queen's. look at that crown. it is beautiful- _ the queen's. look at that crown. it is beautiful. you _ the queen's. look at that crown. it is beautiful. you are _ the queen's. look at that crown. it is beautiful. you are going - the queen's. look at that crown. it is beautiful. you are going to i the queen's. look at that crown. it is beautiful. you are going to sit i is beautiful. you are going to sit down and waved to the crowds. from as here in gorgeous saini cowbridge, over to you, john. what a fantastic
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time everyone has been having. you have had a big lunch. the time everyone has been having. you have had a big lunch.— have had a big lunch. the slices keep appearing- _ have had a big lunch. the slices keep appearing. it _ have had a big lunch. the slices keep appearing. it is _ have had a big lunch. the slices keep appearing. it is not - have had a big lunch. the slices keep appearing. it is not a i have had a big lunch. the slices keep appearing. it is not a bad | have had a big lunch. the slices i keep appearing. it is not a bad gig. it has _ keep appearing. it is not a bad gig. it has been — keep appearing. it is not a bad gig. it has been a great gig. you keep appearing. it is not a bad gig. it has been a great gig.— it has been a great gig. you have had sunshine. _ it has been a great gig. you have had sunshine. at _ it has been a great gig. you have had sunshine. at last _ it has been a great gig. you have had sunshine. at last the - it has been a great gig. you have. had sunshine. at last the sunshine has broken through. these cakes are delicious. we sampled not 17 in my case, just one. but it was yummy. it has been brilliant. i think they should rename this coronation street. they have done a brilliant job. thank you for having us! let's
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go back to markham in lancashire and tina. —— more come. go back to markham in lancashire and tina. -- more come.— tina. -- more come. thank you so much. tina. -- more come. thank you so much- the — tina. -- more come. thank you so much. the town _ tina. -- more come. thank you so much. the town crier _ tina. -- more come. thank you so much. the town crier is _ tina. -- more come. thank you so much. the town crier is worth i tina. -- more come. thank you so much. the town crier is worth as l much. the town crier is worth as stop take it away. thank you to markham bay. the best party i have been to. joining us, thank you for joining the team. and the rest of the uk, enjoy the rest of your bank holiday weekend whatever you are celebrating. it is good from others. —— goodbye from others. there will be a concert here later on. people taking part in the big
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lunch. we heard some of the rehearsals from the concert taking place already and the princess and prince of wales are out meeting some of the people here. we will bring you those pictures as soon as we can get them to you. we have a royal historian and you were talking about how the palace would want these. i don't know how much you know about the organising of the palace, the palace would have known this would happen because you would have security issues. you happen because you would have security issues.— happen because you would have security issues. you have to decide where they — security issues. you have to decide where they will _ security issues. you have to decide where they will have _ security issues. you have to decide where they will have the _ security issues. you have to decide where they will have the impacts. l where they will have the impacts. the decision will be made. what is the process for making sure the cameras are in place to film it. hoop cameras are in place to film it. how aood is cameras are in place to film it. how good is the — cameras are in place to film it. how good is the organisation? there were rumours that there would be a walkabout today but nothing was fern up. the rumours are enough to know something is happening. meeting the
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