live from london. this is bbc news. celebrations are continuing across the uk, a day after king charles iii's coronation. princess kate and prince william are out and about in windsor meeting royal fans. meanwhile, festive big lunches are held across the country — thousandsjoin in, inluding the first lady of the us and the british prime minister. the un's nuclear watchdog has called for immediate action to prevent the threat of a severe accident at the zaporizhzhia power plant in ukraine. hello, i'm luxmy gopal.

thank you forjoining us. celebrations for king charles�*s coronation are continuing across the uk today, ahead of a special concert at windsor castle this evening. around 20,000 people are expected to gather to watch artists including lionel ritchie, katy perry and take that. numerous street parties across britain are also expected to take place for what's being called "the coronation big lunch". some of these will be attended by members of the royal family. these are images from earlier with the prince and princess of wales, catherine and william, who were attending winning the events in windsor. it was a surprise appearance from any of the crowds because it was not something that was scheduled, so it was a nice surprise for the crowds that were gathered in windsor. the prince and princess of wales, turning up to speak to crowds. these are images

from earlier, shaking hands and posing for a selfie is and crouching down to speak to children as well. so just a little glimpse of some of the interactions that they were having with the crowds. as i said, it was not something that the crowds were expecting because it was a bit of a surprise royal walkabout by william and kate but are lot the members of the crowd were there anyway as part of the bay coronation lunch and in advance of the coronation concert that is taking place in windsor castle a little bit later. there were crowds they are in attendance for those things. as a special bonus, an unexpected surprise, had william and kate attending for a royal walkabout. our home afffairs correspondent helena wilkinsonjoins me now.

as the price walkabout by the prince and princess of wales, no one was expecting that. —— a surprise. the sun has come out. the prince and princess of wales turned up in a car on the long walk, there were cheers and screams by the hundreds of people who are here to take part in the coronation lunch. lots of people out here bringing picnics. the royal couple spent quite a bit of time walking around and talking to people but the first woman that the prince of wales and princess of wales spoke to was sue watson. i am very pleased to was sue watson. i am very pleased to say we have got her worth as here now. you were here because the prince and princess of wales walked along the grass, what were you doing before they came along? we along the grass, what were you doing before they came along?— along the grass, what were you doing before they came along? we were “ust standin: before they came along? we were “ust standing and — before they came along? we were “ust standing and having i before they came along? we were “ust standing and having a i before they came along? we were 'ust standing and having a drink. �* before they came along? we were 'ust standing and having a drink. i i before they came along? we were just standing and having a drink. i think - standing and having a drink. i think we were _ standing and having a drink. i think we were having some lunch at the

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coronation _ the coronation concert. the coronation concert - the coronation concert. the coronation concert is - the coronation concert. tie: coronation concert is going to take place on the east lawn at windsor castle which is around five minutes walk from where we are. it will be a star—studded concert, it starts at eight o'clock this evening and last for a couple of hours. lionel richie will be performing, take that and the american singer katy perry. expecting members of the royal family and other members as well, the king and queen. there are a lot of lucky ballot to crack winners. —— ticket. some of them we spoke to, some had been queueing even though the doors do not open until three o'clock this afternoon. they came very early, very eager and keen to be first in the queue. that concert taking place at eight o'clock this evening. probably worth mentioning, if you do not have a ticket, people have been told you not try and come

and get in. you will not be able to, all the tickets are allocated. eight o'clock, at the concert, and you can watch it tonight on bbc.— watch it tonight on bbc. thank you very much- — the culture secretary lucy frazer has backed the metropolitan police's arrests of more than 50 people during the coronation yesterday. protest groups, including the anti—monarchy group republic, have criticised the met — one saying it was the kind of policing you'd expect in moscow, not london. robin brant has the latest. chanting: not my king! not my king! as tens of thousands celebrated and cheered, a far smaller number — hundreds — protested and booed. across london, some of them — dozens — were arrested and detained. the police were forced to defend their actions, actions that were justified, according to a cabinet minister. they will have made operational decisions on a case—by—case

basis as to what steps they should have taken. and i know that they took into account, and i think they were quite 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. among the 52 arrested where environmental campaigners and anti—royalist republicans. london's met police said its focus wasn't peaceful protest but potential disruption. it said it had received intelligence about plans to deface monuments or disrupt the coronation procession. the leader of anti—royal campaigners republic, graham smith, was one of those taken in. after almost 16 hours, he was released, saying there was no longer a right to peaceful protest and they can k. protest in the uk. labour wants more of an explanation.

yeah, people can disagree and disagree well, i hope. and i hope it is for the met to explain the arrests and make sure they got the balance right. if they didn't get it right, you know, i think the case here demonstrates it — it is important to hold your hands up. it's not clear if a new law giving police further powers to proactively intervene again some protesters was used yesterday. some were accused of conspiracy to cause a public nuisance, others affray. but now the met is fending off claims it acted like the police in moscow and others are asking why people miles away from the procession in east london were also detained. robin brant, bbc news. the events of the coronation weekend continue. let's go to my colleague. he saw a royal walkabout that took many by surprise. we he saw a royal walkabout that took many by surprise-— he saw a royal walkabout that took many by surprise. we have seen that. this is what — many by surprise. we have seen that. this is what i — many by surprise. we have seen that. this is what i am _ many by surprise. we have seen that. this is what i am seeing _ many by surprise. we have seen that. this is what i am seeing over - many by surprise. we have seen that. this is what i am seeing over my - this is what i am seeing over my shoulder. they opened up the security gates here at windsor,

these are all the people who have been queueing. i know i have been telling you it is empty behind me, thatis telling you it is empty behind me, that is because the people who have been qa, they have been kept away from this area. they are now being let in and they have opened up the security gates. they are taking up their places ahead of this concert at eight o'clock this evening. we saw the prince and princess of wales, that is about the third time we have seen them during the coronation weekend. they were out and about with people who are taking part in a smaller concert and the big lunch. people who were out here all day who were surprised by the visit by the prince and princess of wales. it is important for people to see these images, all part of a bid to bring the royal family a little bit more into the modern era and make it more accessible, make the british public feel they have access

to the royals. it is catherine and william who are seen as being at the forefront of this, they are the next generation. catherine are always —— is always seen as very glamorous. buckingham palace is not blind to all of this, they know what a valuable asset they have and that is why we have seen them so many times. and this is this common touch, coming out and mixing with the crowds. we heard from helena's guessed earlier. they had poured at cocktail for themselves for the picnic lunch and then offered a shot of it to the prince of wales and then he offered it to the princess. it is that accessibility that makes it seem as if they are at one with their population. it is important, it will be the stamp of the new era.

they have been out and about, they were out and about on the tube on friday and then yesterday on them all before the coronation. they will go and get ready for the concert because the whole of the royal family will be taking part at the concert. i remember being down at the mall for thejubilee concert. the royal family was all there, tapping away and they will be watching away as well tonight. as helena said, if you do not have tickets, you have been told not to come out to windsor because it is, i'm afraid all sold out. you come out to windsor because it is, i'm afraid all sold out.— i'm afraid all sold out. you spoke about the importance _ i'm afraid all sold out. you spoke about the importance of - i'm afraid all sold out. you spoke about the importance of the - i'm afraid all sold out. you spoke l about the importance of the royals being seen as accessible and getting close to the public. how important is the broad range of events that are happening over this whole coronation weekend to ensuring that public support? t coronation weekend to ensuring that public support?— public support? i think this is all art of it. public support? i think this is all part of it- i— public support? i think this is all

part of it. i spoke _ public support? i think this is all part of it. i spoke earlier - public support? i think this is all part of it. i spoke earlier to - public support? i think this is all part of it. i spoke earlier to the l part of it. i spoke earlier to the woman who is running the big lunch, all of these lunches that are happening all around the country, all about community building and about getting people out of their houses and into their communities, having conversations, combating loneliness in the face of the pandemic. the big help out tomorrow, people being encouraged in big ways and small ways to help their communities. we know from the data that it helps the people being helped and you. we know if you volunteer, it makes you feel better. all of that is part of this community building, a royalfamily thatis community building, a royalfamily that is in touch with community that is looking at health problems and wanting to build communities across of the country. all of this is an effort of king charles in this new, more modern era, to make a family thatis more modern era, to make a family that is is seen as more accessible.

we saw the protest yesterday, there are anti—monarchists who wanted their voices heard. there is a growing sentiment according to polls amongst younger people, they don't feel that excited about a royal family. it is not about antipathy but in deference or indifference which might be more desperate —— like dangerous things. you have these more community activities, at these more community activities, at the same time you have this more sacred ancient ceremony. you have all of the artefacts that may be seen as too remote or too much for people who are seen... we see these community activities to try and group andrew the royal family more firmly in the british population. we will speak to her later.

0ur entertainment correspondent, lizo mzimba is backstage at the concert. they have a stellar cast, don't they? we saw with the late queen's jubilee celebrations, the one in in 2012 and 2022. we have become used to seeing these big musical extravaganza is. this one is different, this is taking place at windsor castle. and with the previousjubilee celebrations, they tend to be quite pop and rock orientated, but this one is slightly different. they have gone for a feel of being different across the whole cultural divide. so notjust big, popular names from the world of music but there are a collaboration between various bodies that enjoy royal patronage, the royal ballet

and royal opera chorus, the royal couege and royal opera chorus, the royal college of music and the royal shakespeare company are coming togetherfor shakespeare company are coming together for a particular showcase performance in the middle of the evening. even the big names taking part themselves have got particular links with his majesty the king, for instance katy perry is an ambassador for the british trust. similarly lionel richie is a global ambassador for the princes trust. take that have done many princes trust events. there is also going to be a smattering of superstars in there, sir tom jones, tom cruise will be taking part in a special pre—recorded sketch, bringing to life a previously known —— unknown facts of his majesty the king. they feel they are aiming for is whatever your taste in music, arts and culture, there is something in there that will directly appeal, not just

in the 20,000 people watching back to the millions watching at home. we are seeing images now live, of people at the gates, many of the ticket holder is ready to go in. the concept is not for another few hours but the doors have opened in the past 20 minutes or so. you mention some of the artists who have connections, associations, with the king. how much do you think this line—up, this particular range of elements of the concert, reflect king charles? and what do they say about him? t king charles? and what do they say about him? ~ , : king charles? and what do they say about him? ~' , . , about him? i think they reflect his views and his _ about him? i think they reflect his views and his interests _ about him? i think they reflect his views and his interests very - views and his interests very strongly. for instance i was at some of royal opera house chorus rehearsals earlier this week and they made the point that they performed for him at his birthday and on many occasions. he is somebody who is very familiar with

their work and one assumes that is one of the reasons he was keen them to take part. similarly with the royal ballet stop the two principals from the royal ballet taking part in that special showcase performance. her majesty the queen camilla is a very strong attendee of the valley, she is a very big fan of ballet. i think it is fair to say it reflects his interest and his interest in arts, particularly of shakespeare, is well documented over the years. in a sense it feels very, very appropriate that you have got a showcase performance from the royal shakespeare company is well as some of the biggest names in pop and rock music and put on a concert. it is the kind of concert that a lot of the kind of concert that a lot of the things happening tonight, you think it would be what he would choose to watch in his spare time

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after the crash brought a red flag and an end to q3. that is all the support from as for now. we will be back with more later on. see you then. now to russia's war on ukraine — and reports are coming in that a village in western russia has been hit by shellfire. spodaryushino sits in the belgorod region very close to the border with ukraine, an area which has often been targeted since russia's invasion. the regional governor said that power lines and a gas pipe were hit, though there were no injuries. meanwhile, there are warnings over renewed shelling around the zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant in ukraine. the head of the un's nuclear watchdog has voiced extreme concern as russian occupying forces begin evacuating residents from the area. rafael grossi described conditions as increasingly unpredictable and potentially dangerous — and called for immediate action to prevent the threat

of a severe nuclear accident. stay methods on bbc news. what we will show you our live pictures from the coronation concert. what will happen is the special coronation concert as part of the royal weekend of events. those people they are, we heard from our colleague, those people, some of those people have been queueing from this morning. four hours and hours and hours. at the gates did not open until about half—an—hour ago. the gates did not open until about half—an—hourago. many the gates did not open until about half—an—hour ago. many of them were queueing from the early hours of this morning, just to make sure they were first in the lane. everyone attending has a ticket and people without tickets have been told not

to attend. it was balloted format. the lucky few thousand people who managed to get a ticket are able to attend. it was here in windsor where just over an error ago the prince and princess of wales where attending in a surprise walkabout, a surprise royal walkabout for crowds who had been gathering ahead of the concept. but also as part of the coronation big lunch, which is a big lunch event which has been taking across the country and the world where neighbourhoods and communities were encouraged to get together to have a picnic and to eat and to just enjoy the coronation weekend. so, windsor was one of the locations where that was happening. people were there for that and it was an unexpected surprise for them that catherine and william, the prince and princess of wales, turned up and shook hands and greeted fans who were waiting they are. that is what

was happening in windsor earlier, and these are the live images as people are queueing and gathering ahead of the coronation concert stop ahead of the coronation concert. just the two showers but mainly the and then it is change for the bank holiday monday. rain followed by some heavy showers, particularly across northern ireland. this is monday's rain, yesterday's rain. sunshine and the warm feel to things in the afternoon. chance of showers in the afternoon. chance of showers in eastern scotland and eastern parts of england. staying murky and chilly. 0nly parts of england. staying murky and chilly. only 11 degrees or so for aberdeen, but elsewhere it is going to be warm. temperatures up to 21 or

22, could be the warmest day of the year so far. cloud will build up for northern ireland through the day and this frontal system will work its way east. turning where and windy for northern ireland and then for much of western britain. with clear spells, falling to single digits here but milder in the west with the breeze and the rain. rain continues to journey east through tomorrow morning. dry and bright in east anglia and the south east but the rain will reach here into the afternoon. brightening up for scotland and northern ireland. here we will see sunshine and showers. heavy showers and northern ireland. a warm day to come but not as warm as today because there will be more rain around and more breeze. more frontal systems working its way in through the atlantic bringing showers are longer spells of rain.

tuesday will be sunshine and showers. some could be heavy through the afternoon, against some rumbles of thunder could merge through to produce longer periods of rain. temperatures as a result the mid to high teens but it will feel pressure when the showers come along. staying and settled for the rest of the week, low pressure always in charge. we will feel a cooler north—westerly wind. 0ne we will feel a cooler north—westerly wind. one of sunshine and showers for many as we head through the week and into next weekend, some longer spells of rain at times and it will feel a little bit cooler than it has of late for most of us. take care.

thanks for being with us here on bbc news. now settle back and enjoy highlights of the coronation of king charles iii.

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the british royal family have been arriving after members of the foreign royalfamilies, already to be placed. there is harry, the duke of sussex, he was arriving with a group that includes mike tindall and zara and the duke of york and his two daughters and their husbands. and they will be taking their places quite near the front of the abbey itself down near the coronation theatre. god save the king plays

his majesty king charles iii arriving at westminster abbey on his coronation day. prince and princess of wales, very formally dressed again, and i should say we have been told they are wearing their formal robe. the queen's crown made for queen mary backin queen's crown made for queen mary back in 1911, which has been reused, it's been adjusted and it will be used today to crown camilla.

all you who have come this day to do your homage and service, are you willing to do the same? god save king charles. willing to do the same? god save king charles-— king charles. king charles, your undoubted _ king charles. king charles, your undoubted king, _ king charles. king charles, your undoubted king, wherefore - king charles. king charles, your undoubted king, wherefore all. king charles. king charles, your i undoubted king, wherefore all you who are _ undoubted king, wherefore all you who are come this day to do your homage — who are come this day to do your homage and service. are you willing to do— homage and service. are you willing to do the _ homage and service. are you willing to do the same? god homage and service. are you willing to do the same?— to do the same? god save king charles. will you solemnly promise and swear to govern the people's of the united kingdom of great britain and northern ireland, your other realms and the territories to any of them

belonging or pertaining according to their respective laws and customs? t their respective laws and customs? i solemnly promise so to do. for this cause we also since the day we heard _ for this cause we also since the day we heard it — for this cause we also since the day we heard it do — for this cause we also since the day we heard it do not _ for this cause we also since the day we heard it do not cease _ for this cause we also since the day we heard it do not cease to - for this cause we also since the day we heard it do not cease to pray - for this cause we also since the day we heard it do not cease to pray forj we heard it do not cease to pray for you. _ we heard it do not cease to pray for you. and _ we heard it do not cease to pray for you. and to — we heard it do not cease to pray for you, and to desire _ we heard it do not cease to pray for you, and to desire that _ we heard it do not cease to pray for you, and to desire that he - we heard it do not cease to pray for you, and to desire that he might. we heard it do not cease to pray for you, and to desire that he might be filled _ you, and to desire that he might be filled with— you, and to desire that he might be filled with the — you, and to desire that he might be filled with the knowledge _ you, and to desire that he might be filled with the knowledge of - you, and to desire that he might be filled with the knowledge of his - filled with the knowledge of his will in — filled with the knowledge of his will in all— filled with the knowledge of his will in all wisdom _ filled with the knowledge of his will in all wisdom and - filled with the knowledge of his will in all wisdom and spirituall will in all wisdom and spiritual understanding. _ # hallelujah # _ # hallelujah # hallelujahj # hallelujah # _ # hallelujah # god - # hallelujah # god singl # hallelujah- # god sing praises # _ # god sing praises # sing _ # god sing praises # sing praises- # god sing praises # sing praises to i # god sing praises . # sing praises to our # god sing praises - # sing praises to our god # sing praises to our god # all— # sing praises to our god # all sing _ # sing praises to our god # all sing praises - # all sing praises # _ # all sing praises

# sing _ # all sing praises # sing praises. # all sing praises l # sing praises unto # all sing praises - # sing praises unto our # all sing praises _ # sing praises unto our king #. # hallelujah the prince of wales takes part in

investing his father the king. —— vesting.

god save the king! all: god save the king!

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i william, prince of wales, pledge my loyalty to you and faith and truth i will bear on to you, as your lead man of life and limb so help me god. —— —— liege man. i now invite those who wish to offer their support to do so. with a moment— their support to do so. with a moment of private reflection by joining — moment of private reflection by joining in— moment of private reflection by joining in saying "god save king charles" — joining in saying "god save king charles" at _ joining in saying "god save king charles" at the end, or for those with— charles" at the end, or for those with the — charles" at the end, or for those with the words before them to recite them _ with the words before them to recite them in _ with the words before them to recite

them in full. i swear that i will pay true — them in full. i swear that i will pay true allegiance to your majesty and to— pay true allegiance to your majesty and to your heirs and successes according — and to your heirs and successes according to law so help me god. may thy servant camilla, who wears this crown, — may thy servant camilla, who wears this crown, be filled by thine abundant grace and all princely virtues—

abundant grace and all princely virtues rain in her heart 0 king of love _ virtues rain in her heart 0 king of love that — virtues rain in her heart 0 king of love that being certain of thy protection she may be ground with thy gracious failure through jesus christ— thy gracious failure through jesus christ our— thy gracious failure through jesus christ our lord, amen. received the royal sceptre. recieve the rod _ received the royal sceptre. recieve the rod of _ received the royal sceptre. recieve the rod of equity and mercy. may the spirit _ the rod of equity and mercy. may the spirit guide _ the rod of equity and mercy. may the spirit guide you in wisdom and grace that by— spirit guide you in wisdom and grace that by your— spirit guide you in wisdom and grace that by your service and ministry justice _ that by your service and ministry justice and — that by your service and ministry justice and mercy may be seen in all the earth _

—— praise him, praise him # praise _ —— praise him, praise him # praise him, praise him # - praise him # angels, help us to adore

praise him — # angels, help us to adore him —— you behold — # angels, help us to adore him —— you behold him face—to—face # sun— you behold him face—to—face # sun and moon, bow down before him #. # god save our gracious king

# god save our gracious king # long live our noble king # long live our noble king # god save the king # god save the king # send him victorious # send him victorious # happy and glorious # happy and glorious # long to reign over us # long to reign over us # god save the king

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hello there, part two of the coronation weekend looking a lot better, then it's all change for a bank holiday monday with another frontal system working its way in, bringing rain and heavy showers. we are in between weather systems, this is monday's rain, this is yesterday's rain. a warm feel to things in the afternoon with the chance of showers in eastern scotland and eastern england. it will stay grey, murky and chilly for eastern scotland and the northern isles. elsewhere, it's going to be warm. temperatures up to 21, maybe

22 degrees, could make it the warmest day of the year so far. cloud will bring up with an increasingly southerly breeze continuing to work its way eastwards. so it turns wet and windy for northern ireland initially, then much of western britain as well, but much of western britain as well, but much of western britain as well, but much of the east will continue to stay dry over night with temperatures dipping into single digits but turning milder out west with the breeze and rain. that rain continues to journey eastwards through tomorrow morning. it could start off dry and bright in the south—east but the rain will reach here into the afternoon. brightening up here into the afternoon. brightening up a little bit for scotland and northern ireland but here we will see sunshine and showers. a warm day to come but not as warm as today because there will be more cloud around, more breeze and outbreaks of rain. as we head into tuesday, we have more frontal systems working in off the atlantic, that will bring showers or longer spells of rain. i think tuesday to sun up will be one of sunshine and showers, some of which could turn out to be heavy

through the afternoon. again, some rumbles of thunder. temperatures as a result in the mid to high teens. it will feel fresher when the showers come along. it stays unsettled for the rest of the new week, low pressure always in charge, and will also start to feed in a cooler north—westerly wind. so it will be one of sunshine and showers for many as we head through the week, and into next weekend some longer spells of rain at times and it will also feel a little cooler thanit it will also feel a little cooler than it has done of late for most of us.

live from london, this is bbc news. celebrations are continuing across the uk a day after king charles iii's coronation. and in windsor they are going through the security gates ahead of the concert tonight. prince william and the princess of wales have been out and about in windsor meeting royalfans. the un's nuclear watchdog has called for immediate action to prevent the threat of a severe accident at the zaporizhzhia power plant in ukraine.