all | all thel | all. the way ia“- the way . all the way . good all the way. good morning. this is to the point on gb news with me andrew pierce and bev turner. we're at buckingham palace just three days to go now to the coronation. that's right. the crowds are building here this morning. sun is out. it's morning. the sun is out. it's absolutely beautiful. we're going discussing going to be discussing the security course , security situation, of course, security situation, of course, security much tighter here security is much tighter here this morning. there are many people here to keep an eye on. everybody to keep everybody safe. they're talking about using facial recognition, though. is that a good idea? because operation because security operation ever even security for even bigger than security for the queen. we've got in the studio with us note studio with us that note constitution constitutional historian, our very own david starkey, fabulous . starkey, which is fabulous. that's right. also going that's right. we're also going to discussing this morning to be discussing this morning donald trump talking to nigel farage exclusively on gb news. donald trump talking to nigel farayouexclusively on gb news. donald trump talking to nigel farayou watch rely on gb news. donald trump talking to nigel farayou watch it.y on gb news. donald trump talking to nigel farayou watch it last gb news. donald trump talking to nigel farayou watch it last night? ws. did you watch it last night? we're going to be talking to

nigel find he made nigel to find out what he made of donald had to say. and of what donald had to say. and a big breakthrough, too, in the fight alzheimer's. fight against alzheimer's. another been another new drug has been discovered being discovered which is being trialled, could see the trialled, which could see the end of alzheimer's years. end of alzheimer's within years. we've live in hope in we've got to live in hope in that. good morning. it's 932. i'm rianna jones in the newsroom the king's coronation is just two days away and police have said they'll take swift action against anyone who disrupts the event. against anyone who disrupts the event . former royal protection event. former royal protection officer simon morgan is warning potential protesters if anybody takes unannounced action an they'll be in the middle of an armed policing operation . he armed policing operation. he says demonstrators could be mistaken by police for plotters

who wish to cause harm met. police yesterday announced 29,000 officers are being deployed to bolster security surrounding the event. former liberal democrat mp norman baker says although high levels of security are necessary, people still have a right to freedom of speech. still have a right to freedom of speech . ukraine says it shot speech. ukraine says it shot down 18 russian drones in another overnight attack. kyiv has confirmed there were no casualties . it comes has confirmed there were no casualties. it comes a day has confirmed there were no casualties . it comes a day after casualties. it comes a day after russia accused ukraine of attempting to assassinate president putin in a drone attack on the kremlin . former us attack on the kremlin. former us president donald trump is in ireland. it follows his visit to scotland, where he spoke exclusive albie to gb news he called president joe biden dis respectful for not attending saturday's coronation in an exclusive interview with nigel farage, mr trump speculated mr biden would be sleeping instead of taking up the invitation to

the historical occasion . i'm not the historical occasion. i'm not running the country. _ the historical occasion. i'm not running the country. he's- " if ” q" i'm not running the country. he's now in delaware— running the country. he's now in delaware sleeping— running the country. he's now in delaware sleeping fine. i; running the country. he's now in delaware sleeping fine. wzi; cw?" c delaware sleeping fine. he can't even come to your— delaware sleeping fine. he can't even come to your coronation even as a country, your coronation is a big event. hopefully that won't take place for another long time. he'll live a good life and she'll live a good life. and it'll be a long time. but that's a big event. that's a big event. and when you have somebody that's going to be sleeping instead of coming to the coronation as president of the coronation as president of the united states, i think that's i think that's a bad thing . that's i think that's a bad thing. the that's i think that's a bad thing . the government has thing. the government has announced the— g the government has announced the final uk evacuation— announced the final uk evacuation flights have left sud...— evacuation flights have left sudan .— evacuation flights have left sudan . the— evacuation flights have left sudan . the two— evacuation flights have left sudan . the two flights took off sudan. the two flights took off [awe — sudan. the two flights took off late last— sudan. the two flights took off late last night— sudan. the two flights took off late last night and early this morning— late last night and early this morning .— late last night and early this morning . nne— late last night and early this morning . the government had morning. the government had pwevnonswy— morning. the government had previously said— morning. the government had previously said the last plane nonm— previously said the last plane would nove— previously said the last plane would leave on— previously said the last plane would leave on wednesday with onion— would leave on wednesday with british officials— would leave on wednesday with british officials who've been working— british officials who've been working on— british officials who've been working on the— british officials who've been working on the evacuation exponen— working on the evacuation oogooroi on— working on the evacuation expected on board. but the roroign— expected on board. but the foreign office— expected on board. but the foreign office says there'll be no runner— foreign office says there'll be no further extensions as and voring— no further extensions as and roring io— no further extensions as and voting is underway in the local oiooriono— voting is underway in the local elections with— voting is underway in the local elections with millions of

googio— elections with millions of people expected to take part. around— people expected to take part. around 8000— people expected to take part. around 8000 seats are up for groin— around 8000 seats are up for groin .— around 8000 seats are up for groin . nonr— around 8000 seats are up for grabs. four mayoral around 8000 seats are up for grabs . four mayoral elections grabs. four mayoral elections are grabs. four mayoral elections gino— grabs. four mayoral elections are also taking— grabs. four mayoral elections are also taking place. bedford, ioioooion— are also taking place. bedford, leicester, mansfield and middlesbrough. it's the first ino— middlesbrough. it's the first time voters— middlesbrough. it's the first time voters are— middlesbrough. it's the first time voters are required to show nnoro— time voters are required to show onoro rio— time voters are required to show gnoro g, soon— time voters are required to show photo id, such as— time voters are required to show photo id, such as a— time voters are required to show photo id, such as a passport, driver-o— photo id, such as a passport, driver's licence— photo id, such as a passport, driver's licence or— photo id, such as a passport, driver's licence or blue badge in onion— driver's licence or blue badge in order ro— driver's licence or blue badge in order to cast— driver's licence or blue badge in order to cast a— driver's licence or blue badge in order to cast a ballot. polls crooni— in order to cast a ballot. polls oioooi or— in order to cast a ballot. polls closed at ten— in order to cast a ballot. polls closed at ten this— in order to cast a ballot. polls closed at ten this evening with the closed at ten this evening with ring nonin— closed at ten this evening with the results announced tomorrow . the results announced tomorrow. tv the results announced tomorrow. iv oniino— the results announced tomorrow. tv online dab+_ the results announced tomorrow. tv online dab+ radio and on tune in onio— tv online dab+ radio and on tune in inio io— tv online dab+ radio and on tune in inio is on— tv online dab+ radio and on tune in this is gb news.— tv online dab+ radio and on tune in this is gb news. now it's nook— in this is gb news. now it's back ro— in this is gb news. now it's back ro nor— in this is gb news. now it's back to bev and— in this is gb news. now it's back to bev and . back to bev and. andrew eooi— back to bev and. andrew good morning- back to bev and. andrew good morning to you from nnokingnon — good morning to you from buckingham palace. it'sjust buckingham palace. it's just tw0r_ buckingham palace. it's just no inno— buckingham palace. it's just two, three days— buckingham palace. it's just two, three days to go now for ino— two, three days to go now for the coronation— two, three days to go now for the coronation and another full ronoorooi— the coronation and another full rehearsal overnight at westminster . that's right . westminster. that's right. inoro-o— westminster. that's right. inoro-o o— westminster. that's right. there's a lot— westminster. that's right. there's a lot going on today. ino— there's a lot going on today. ino irinoo— there's a lot going on today. the prince and— there's a lot going on today. the prince and princess of wales wiri— the prince and princess of wales niii vioir— the prince and princess of wales niii rioir ino—

the prince and princess of wales will visit the dog _ the prince and princess of wales will visit the dog and duck pub in sono— will visit the dog and duck pub in sono ro— will visit the dog and duck pub in soho to find— will visit the dog and duck pub in soho to find out how the noogiroiiry— in soho to find out how the hospitality sector is preparing for saturday's— hospitality sector is preparing for saturday's event. it's a big ovonr— for saturday's event. it's a big oven for— for saturday's event. it's a big event for the— for saturday's event. it's a big event for the hospitality sector oni— event for the hospitality sector and neo— event for the hospitality sector and rnoy noon— event for the hospitality sector and they need it.— event for the hospitality sector and they need it. the royal niororion— and they need it. the royal historian david— and they need it. the royal historian david starkey and constitutional— historian david starkey and constitutional historian dr. noni— constitutional historian dr. david starkey— constitutional historian dr. david starkey is with us. noiignroi— david starkey is with us. delighted to _ david starkey is with us. delighted to say with david starkey is with us.- delighted to say-with us delighted to say you're with us unri— delighted to say you're with us unrii — delighted to say you're with us until noon. david,— delighted to say you're with us until noon. jriwr w: w:iiw until noon. david, how do you get excited if you've never been you've been to a coronation when you've been to a coronation when you were a young boy? no, no, no, no. i saw it on— g , no, no, no, no. i saw it on television oni— no, no. i saw it on television and no— no, no. i saw it on television and no you— no, no. i saw it on television and do you know— no, no. i saw it on television and do you know what? i think i was more excited— and do you know what? i think i was more excited at seeing the inside— was more excited at seeing the inside or— was more excited at seeing the inside or our— was more excited at seeing the inside of our neighbours house. nignr. — inside of our neighbours house. nignr. no— inside of our neighbours house. right. be watching my mother roar-ringin— right. be watching my mother rear- disgust as- right. be watching my mother rear disgust as went rear up in disgust as we went in. ann— rear up in disgust as we went in. and referring— rear up in disgust as we went in. and referring to the television. _ in. and referring to the television. extraordinary television. this extraordinary rainy.— television. this extraordinary roriry. vou— television. this extraordinary rarity. you talk— television. this extraordinary rarity. you talk about that in a ninnro— rarity. you talk about that in a ninnro .— rarity. you talk about that in a minute . yeah,— rarity. you talk about that in a minute . yeah, probably a fruit minute. yeah, probably a fruit of minute. yeah, probably a fruit or innoroi— minute. yeah, probably a fruit of immoral earnings. and this orna— of immoral earnings. and this oxrro ordinary— of immoral earnings. and this extra ordinary television. they tiny— extra ordinary television. they were tiny little— extra ordinary television. they were tiny little things, 11 or 14 were tiny little things, 11 or in non— were tiny little things, 11 or 14 inch square— were tiny little things, 11 or 14 inch square screens that were nono— 14 inch square screens that were made ro— 14 inch square screens that were made ro rook— 14 inch square screens that were made to look like— 14 inch square screens that were made to look like a cocktail connoi— made to look like a cocktail cabinet, though— made to look like a cocktail cabinet, though in those days nono— cabinet, though in those days node in— cabinet, though in those days made in britain— cabinet, though in those days made in britain by pye and the oookroii— made in britain by pye and the cocktail cabinet— made in britain by pye and the cocktail cabinet was in this very— cocktail cabinet was in this very ,— cocktail cabinet was in this very , very— cocktail cabinet was in this very , very heavily figured very, very heavily figured noinnr— very, very heavily figured walnut and— very, very heavily figured walnut and there were little noon— walnut and there were little iooro oni— walnut and there were little doors and you— walnut and there were little doors and you opened it and

nonn— doors and you opened it and noron in— doors and you opened it and noron in ii— doors and you opened it and watch it. i'd never seen this rning— watch it. i'd never seen this rning boron.— watch it. i'd never seen this thing before. and of course rnoro— thing before. and of course rnoro ore— thing before. and of course there are memories of the actual eon-r— there are memories of the actual eon-r ingro— there are memories of the actual event. there are— there are memories of the actual event. there are two things that snor— event. there are two things that sick in— event. there are two things that sick in no— event. there are two things that stick in my mind.— event. there are two things that stick in my mind. the first is of stick in my mind. the first is or no— stick in my mind. the first is of the queen _ stick in my mind. the first is of the queen herself . this of the queen herself. this sign— of the queen herself. this slight woman— of the queen herself. this slight woman in white in this vagr— slight woman in white in this voor spoon— slight woman in white in this vast space with— slight woman in white in this vast space with men completely surrounded— vast space with men completely onrronnioi ny— vast space with men completely surrounded by men and alone. it was extra ordinary— surrounded by men and alone. it was extra ordinary sight. she did was extra ordinary sight. she iii rook— was extra ordinary sight. w: w: almost. she did look lonely. almost. she ioonoi— did look lonely. almost. she looked completely- w: w: almost. she looked completely lonely in a sense, you know,— looked completely lonely in a sense, you know, the rain came a oonnioro— sense, you know, the rain came a oongioro groin— sense, you know, the rain came a complete circle. it— sense, you know, the rain came a complete circle. it was the same image— complete circle. it was the same image or— complete circle. it was the same image or no— complete circle. it was the same image of the loneliness of her oner— image of the loneliness of her orror rno— image of the loneliness of her after the death— image of the loneliness of her after the death of— image of the loneliness of her after the death of her husband, oner— after the death of her husband, orror rniiin-o— after the death of her husband, after philip's death, when she was alone. not— after philip's death, when she was alone. not obviously in the annoy,— was alone. not obviously in the annoy, inr— was alone. not obviously in the abbey, but alone— was alone. not obviously in the abbey, but alone at saint ooorgo-o— abbey, but alone at saint ooorgo-o .— abbey, but alone at saint george's . and- abbey, but alone at saint george's . and then the happier george's. and then the happier inogo— george's. and then the happier image is— george's. and then the happier image in min— george's. and then the happier image is this sort— george's. and then the happier image is this sort of strange, flickering— image is this sort of strange, flickering thing— image is this sort of strange, flickering thing called television. _ flickering thing called television. remember we forget min.— television. remember we forget rnio. ino— television. remember we forget rnio. ino ses— television. remember we forget this. the 50s were— television. remember we forget this. the 50s were a period of oxrrooriinon— this. the 50s were a period of extraordinary optimism. britain oriii— extraordinary optimism. britain oriiiwo— extraordinary optimism. britain oriii o— extraordinary optimism. britain still was a great— extraordinary optimism. britain still was a great world power . still was a great world power. we still was a great world power. we wore— still was a great world power. we were inventing all these new wings.— we were inventing all these new rningo. wo— we were inventing all these new rningo. wo woro— we were inventing all these new things. we were the leaders in jet things. we were the leaders in too orognioion— things. we were the leaders in jet propulsion. we were the

onion— jet propulsion. we were the iooioro in— jet propulsion. we were the leaders in nuclear energy. we rnowgnr— leaders in nuclear energy. we rnowgnr wo— leaders in nuclear energy. we thought we were _ leaders in nuclear energy. we thought we were on the point of inwonring— thought we were on the point of inventing nuclear— thought we were on the point of inventing nuclear fission. we've rorgorron— inventing nuclear fission. we've rorgorron rnio. — inventing nuclear fission. we've forgotten this. and of course , forgotten this. and of course, cnwoniii— forgotten this. and of course, churchill used— forgotten this. and of course, churchill used this back into his churchill used this back into nio ooooni— churchill used this back into his second term— churchill used this back into his second term as conservative inno— his second term as conservative irino wrinioror— his second term as conservative prime minister churchill used onio— prime minister churchill used this brilliantly— prime minister churchill used this brilliantly as a kind of iwiii— this brilliantly as a kind of iwiii wo— this brilliantly as a kind of iwiii no or— this brilliantly as a kind of build up of a— this brilliantly as a kind of build up of a new nation. we roiwoi— build up of a new nation. we talked about— build up of a new nation. we talked about a— build up of a new nation. we talked about a new elizabethan ago.— talked about a new elizabethan ago. i— talked about a new elizabethan ago. i noon— talked about a new elizabethan age. i mean, how— talked about a new elizabethan age. i mean, how dog eared and woo— age. i mean, how dog eared and riroi ir— age. i mean, how dog eared and riroi ir owi— age. i mean, how dog eared and tired it all now— age. i mean, how dog eared and tired it all now seems. i've oorwoiiw— tired it all now seems. i've actually mentioned the prime wrinioror— actually mentioned the prime minister then— actually mentioned the prime minister then because the prime wrinioror— minister then because the prime wrinioror no— minister then because the prime minister now has— minister then because the prime minister now has been, in my mini,— minister now has been, in my mind, detached— minister now has been, in my mind, detached or at least semi ioroonoi— mind, detached or at least semi detached from _ mind, detached or at least semi detached from this— mind, detached or at least semi detached from this coronation inwioinio.— detached from this coronation invisible. and— detached from this coronation invisible. and i— detached from this coronation invisible. and i think one of no— invisible. and i think one of no roooono— invisible. and i think one of the reasons that— invisible. and i think one of the reasons that i think a lot noo— the reasons that i think a lot noo gono— the reasons that i think a lot has gone wrong,— the reasons that i think a lot has gone wrong, for example, why roriiononr— has gone wrong, for example, why parliament has— has gone wrong, for example, why parliament has not— has gone wrong, for example, why parliament has not been properly roorooonroi— parliament has not been properly rogrooonroi or— parliament has not been properly represented at the— parliament has not been properly represented at the coronation of a represented at the coronation of o poriiononr— represented at the coronation of a parliament or— represented at the coronation of a parliament or monarchy is nooowoo— a parliament or monarchy is nooowoo rno— a parliament or monarchy is because the government isn't inrorooroi.— because the government isn't interested. it's— because the government isn't interested. it's not interested interested. it's not interested in no— interested. it's not interested in the constitution . you have in the constitution. you have a inno— in the constitution. you have a prime minister,— in the constitution. you have a prime minister, i— in the constitution. you have a prime minister, i think a man of immense talent— prime minister, i think a man of immense talent of— prime minister, i think a man of immense talent of extraordinary owin— immense talent of extraordinary owiii, inr— immense talent of extraordinary skill, but really— immense talent of extraordinary skill, but really arnie not rwiiw— skill, but really arnie not fully grounded in our culture. now— fully grounded in our culture. wow, i— fully grounded in our culture. wow, i know— fully grounded in our culture. now, i know that's a difficult oni— now, i know that's a difficult and controversial— now, i know that's a difficult and controversial thing to say,

our— and controversial thing to say, in i— and controversial thing to say, in i rninw— and controversial thing to say, but i think it's— and controversial thing to say, but i think it's true . and again but i think it's true. and again , onio— but i think it's true. and again , this coronation— but i think it's true. and again , this coronation is going to nigniignr— , this coronation is going to nigniignr roi— , this coronation is going to highlight far too much . i think highlight far too much. i think our differences— highlight far too much. i think our differences rather than what you noon— our differences rather than what you ow— our differences rather than what you mean by that. sziw i“ you mean by that. do you mean in terms of religion, in terms of religion? i think i mean, rnoro-o— religion? i think i mean, rnoro-o going— religion? i think i mean, there's going to- ”ii; g 7 i think i mean, there's going to be ”jill g w:iw“7 i think i mean, there's going to be an extraordinary moment. have you rowi— extraordinary moment. have you rooi-oonioo— extraordinary moment. have you rooi-ooniooo — extraordinary moment. have you read service ? c. can read the service? funnily enough, no , not not every word. enough, no, not not every word. but it's worth looking at it. inoro-o— but it's worth looking at it. inoro-o going— but it's worth looking at it. there's going to— but it's worth looking at it. there's going to be this extraordinary- there's going to be this extraordinary moment when everybody— extraordinary moment when everybody io— extraordinary moment when everybody is invited say the everybody is invited to say the iori-o— everybody is invited to say the iori-o rrowor— everybody is invited to say the lord's prayer in— everybody is invited to say the lord's prayer in their own iongnogo— lord's prayer in their own iongnogo ,_ lord's prayer in their own language , and- lord's prayer in their own language , and it's going to be language, and it's going to be roiwiiiing— language, and it's going to be rebuilding the— language, and it's going to be rebuilding the tower of babel. it rebuilding the tower of babel. n rowoo— rebuilding the tower of babel. n rowoo on— rebuilding the tower of babel. it takes an archbishop of conroriwrw— it takes an archbishop of canterbury called welby to roiwiii— canterbury called welby to rebuild the— canterbury called welby to rebuild the tower of babel. it's an extraordinary— rebuild the tower of babel. it's an extraordinary thought because ingiion— an extraordinary thought because ingiion io— an extraordinary thought because ingiion io rno— an extraordinary thought because english is the universal iongnogo— english is the universal language. english is the universal— language. english is the universal language. and again, rnoro— universal language. and again, rnoro io— universal language. and again, rnoro io onio— universal language. and again, there is this profound problem i— there is this profound problem i rninw— there is this profound problem now. i think every where in the row— now. i think every where in the row or— now. i think every where in the row or no— now. i think every where in the text of the coronation service, wnoro— text of the coronation service, wnoro wow— text of the coronation service, where you would— text of the coronation service, where you would expect nation in its where you would expect nation in iro pinni— where you would expect nation in iro oiwroi ,— where you would expect nation in no oiwoi , rno— where you would expect nation in its plural , the bbc— where you would expect nation in its plural , the bbc have been at its plural, the bbc have been at ooino— its plural, the bbc have been at ooino ro— its plural, the bbc have been at goino ro ow— its plural, the bbc have been at pains to say that— its plural, the bbc have been at pains to say that they're going to pains to say that they're going ro roorooonr— pains to say that they're going to represent both— pains to say that they're going to represent both sides of the

nonoronw— to represent both sides of the monarchy debate— to represent both sides of the monarchy debate . ' “w: to represent both sides of the monarchy debate . w: ”cl monarchy debate. and they're being accused, therefore, of being accused, therefore, of being anti monarchy. do you think there's any truth to that? i think that we are a strong onowgn— i think that we are a strong enough country— i think that we are a strong enough country and we've got a propor— enough country and we've got a proper tradition— enough country and we've got a proper tradition of— enough country and we've got a proper tradition of freedom of onooon— proper tradition of freedom of ogooon gig,— proper tradition of freedom of speech that, yes,— proper tradition of freedom of speech that, yes, of course it onowii — speech that, yes, of course it onowii no — speech that, yes, of course it should be debated whether the day-coronation- should be debated whether the day coronation the day of the coronation is the rignr— day of the coronation is the right moment— day of the coronation is the right moment for the national irooioooror— right moment for the national broadcaster to— right moment for the national broadcaster to do— right moment for the national broadcaster to do it . only the broadcaster to do it. only the norionoi— broadcaster to do it. only the national broadcaster could wink.— national broadcaster could wink-lio— national broadcaster could rninwlio o— national broadcaster could think. is a strange . it is. think. it is a strange. it is. wow— think. it is a strange. it is. wow ooo— think. it is a strange. it is. you see what— think. it is a strange. it is. you see what i— think. it is a strange. it is. you see what i mean ? the debate you see what i mean? the debate is you see what i mean? the debate io inoononr— you see what i mean? the debate io inoononr .— you see what i mean? the debate io ingononr . i— you see what i mean? the debate is important . i am— you see what i mean? the debate is important . i am entirely in is important. i am entirely in favour— is important. i am entirely in favour of— is important. i am entirely in favour of people— is important. i am entirely in favour of people who want to mono— favour of people who want to mono froo — favour of people who want to make free protest to have the frooion — make free protest to have the frooion ro — make free protest to have the freedom to do— make free protest to have the freedom to do so,— make free protest to have the freedom to do so, to hold up pioooriot— freedom to do so, to hold up pioooroot nor— freedom to do so, to hold up placards, not to— freedom to do so, to hold up placards, not to throw eggs, not to placards, not to throw eggs, not ro iiorwrn — placards, not to throw eggs, not ro iiorwrn g,— placards, not to throw eggs, not to disturb it, or— placards, not to throw eggs, not to disturb it, or glue themselves- to disturb it, or glue themselves to the pavement or to disturb it, or glue— themselves to the pavement or to gino— themselves to the pavement or to giwo won.— themselves to the pavement or to glue them. presumably you glue wowooir— glue them. presumably you glue wowooirlo— glue them. presumably you glue yourself a policeman. now yourself to a policeman. now rnor— yourself to a policeman. now woo-iro— yourself to a policeman. now rnor-no o— yourself to a policeman. now rnor-no o wow- yourself to a policeman. now that be a very could lend that would be a very could lend a that would be a very could lend o iirrio— that would be a very could lend o iirrio nir— that would be a very could lend a little bit of— that would be a very could lend a little bit of diversion to the groooooingo. — a little bit of diversion to the proceedings. but— a little bit of diversion to the proceedings. but we should be we are proceedings. but we should be we o oownrrw— proceedings. but we should be we are a country that— proceedings. but we should be we are a country that was founded in frooiont— are a country that was founded in freedom, in— are a country that was founded in freedom, in the— are a country that was founded in freedom, in the ideas of frooion— in freedom, in the ideas of freedom and— in freedom, in the ideas of freedom and of— in freedom, in the ideas of freedom and of justice. and the wing— freedom and of justice. and the wing wiri— freedom and of justice. and the king will swear— freedom and of justice. and the king will swear to— freedom and of justice. and the king will swear to these things. so king will swear to these things. so wo— king will swear to these things. so wo onowii— king will swear to these things. so we should be— king will swear to these things. so we should be big enough to roto— so we should be big enough to rowo prorooro.— so we should be big enough to take protests. we— so we should be big enough to take protests. we should be big

onowgn— take protests. we should be big onowgn ro— take protests. we should be big enough to take— take protests. we should be big enough to take dissent and republicanism.— enough to take dissent and republicanism. but also to argue wirn— republicanism. but also to argue win in— republicanism. but also to argue win in our— republicanism. but also to argue with it. but again— republicanism. but also to argue with it. but again ,_ republicanism. but also to argue with it. but again , i'd be very with it. but again, i'd be very inrorooroi— with it. but again, i'd be very interested to— with it. but again, i'd be very interested to see— with it. but again, i'd be very interested to see i won't be nornoring— interested to see i won't be nornoring ro— interested to see i won't be bothering to watch the bbc. of wo-ii— bothering to watch the bbc. of course, we'll be— bothering to watch the bbc. of course, we'll be doing far norror— course, we'll be doing far nonor .— course, we'll be doing far better . we'll— course, we'll be doing far better . we'll be doing far better. we'll be doing far norror— better. we'll be doing far nonor 0n— better. we'll be doing far better oh gb— better. we'll be doing far better on gb news. but what i'd better on gb news. but what i'd no inrorooroi— better on gb news. but what i'd be interested to— better on gb news. but what i'd be interested to see is who they put be interested to see is who they put up— be interested to see is who they our up ro— be interested to see is who they our no ro orgwo— be interested to see is who they put up to argue against because the put up to argue against because rno-io— put up to argue against because rno-io onriroiw— put up to argue against because the is entirely their the bbc is entirely their oggrooon— the bbc is entirely their oggrooon io— the bbc is entirely their approach is to think that republicanism is probably right and war— republicanism is probably right and that monarchy is a bit of niororio— and that monarchy is a bit of historic survival. _ and that monarchy is a bit of historic survival. but see, i've got— historic survival. but see, i've gor on— historic survival. but see, i've gor on onowor— historic survival. but see, i've got an answer to— historic survival. but see, i've got an answer to it. bev we are a got an answer to it. bev we are o rorwniiot— got an answer to it. bev we are o rorwniio inr— got an answer to it. bev we are a republic, but we're a royal rorwniio— a republic, but we're a royal republic. we're— a republic, but we're a royal republic. we're a— a republic, but we're a royal republic. we're a crowned roowniio— republic. we're a crowned rorwniio .— republic. we're a crowned republic. britain, england oorwoiiw— republic. britain, england actually invent all the values rnor— actually invent all the values rnor aro— actually invent all the values that are incorporated into ioorwniioon— that are incorporated into republican constitutions . the republican constitutions. the anorioon— republican constitutions. the american constitution just oiignriw— american constitution just slightly systematises what we oirooiw— slightly systematises what we oirooiw noi — slightly systematises what we already had in— slightly systematises what we already had in britain, which of io why— already had in britain, which of course is why the— already had in britain, which of course is why the american ioowoiwrion— course is why the american revolution is— course is why the american revolution is the only revolution _ revolution is the only revolution to - revolution is the only revolution to work , because it revolution to work, because it iooon-r— revolution to work, because it iooon-r rooiiw— revolution to work, because it doesn't really change the fundamentals.- doesn't really change the fundamentals. you already have the fundamentals. you already have no rwio— fundamentals. you already have no rwio or— fundamentals. you already have the rule of law.— fundamentals. you already have the rule of law. you already had nonooo— the rule of law. you already had nonooo oorwor — the rule of law. you already had habeas corpus. you— the rule of law. you already had habeas corpus. you already had rwniononroi—

habeas corpus. you already had fundamental property rights. you see fundamental property rights. you wnor— fundamental property rights. you wnor i— fundamental property rights. you see what i mean— fundamental property rights. you see what i mean ?_ fundamental property rights. you see what i mean ? and curiously, see what i mean? and curiously, the see what i mean? and curiously, rno nonoronw— see what i mean? and curiously, the monarchy, it— see what i mean? and curiously, the monarchy, it was the nonoronw— the monarchy, it was the monarchy that- the monarchy, it was the monarchy that acted as a kind of canopy— monarchy that acted as a kind of canopy nnior— monarchy that acted as a kind of canopy under which these things iowoioooi— canopy under which these things oowoiogoi our.— canopy under which these things developed out. and the real reg,— developed out. and the real test, or— developed out. and the real test, of course,— developed out. and the real test, of course, is- developed out. and the real test, of course, is whether we wonroi— test, of course, is whether we wanted monarchy.— test, of course, is whether we wanted monarchy. we once tried to wanted monarchy. we once tried o oo— wanted monarchy. we once tried ro io wirnowr— wanted monarchy. we once tried to do without monarchy. we did. we to do without monarchy. we did. wo oionooroi— to do without monarchy. we did. wo oionooroi o— to do without monarchy. we did. we pioneered a republic, oliver cronwoii.— we pioneered a republic, oliver cromwell. and— we pioneered a republic, oliver cromwell. and it— we pioneered a republic, oliver cromwell. and it was a complete iioooror.— cromwell. and it was a complete iioooror. ani— cromwell. and it was a complete disaster. and the— cromwell. and it was a complete disaster. and the reason that he gor— disaster. and the reason that he gor rio— disaster. and the reason that he gor no or— disaster. and the reason that he was got rid of is— disaster. and the reason that he was got rid of is a— disaster. and the reason that he was got rid of is a very interesting— was got rid of is a very interesting one that king in all but interesting one that king in all iwr nono— interesting one that king in all but name, like— interesting one that king in all but name, like oliver cromwell wirn— but name, like oliver cromwell wirn o— but name, like oliver cromwell wirn o wirn— but name, like oliver cromwell wirn o wirn o— but name, like oliver cromwell with a with a vast— but name, like oliver cromwell with a with a vast army backing nin— with a with a vast army backing nin wo— with a with a vast army backing nin o— with a with a vast army backing him was a tyrant— with a with a vast army backing him was a tyrant in a way which cnorioo— him was a tyrant in a way which cnorioo rno— him was a tyrant in a way which charles the first— him was a tyrant in a way which charles the first had never noon. — charles the first had never noon. in— charles the first had never been. in other— charles the first had never been. in other words, what you did been. in other words, what you no won— been. in other words, what you did you exchanged an email orrooriwoiw. — did you exchanged an email effectively. oliver cromwell was a effectively. oliver cromwell was o nonon— effectively. oliver cromwell was a roman emperor— effectively. oliver cromwell was a roman emperor ._ effectively. oliver cromwell was a roman emperor. if you look at his a roman emperor. if you look at no ioor— a roman emperor. if you look at his last coinage,— a roman emperor. if you look at his last coinage, he's shown as a his last coinage, he's shown as o nonon— his last coinage, he's shown as a roman emperor— his last coinage, he's shown as a roman emperor this huge ironwo— a roman emperor this huge proriio wirn— a roman emperor this huge profile with a— a roman emperor this huge profile with a laurel wreath and a profile with a laurel wreath and o iorin— profile with a laurel wreath and a latin inscription— profile with a laurel wreath and a latin inscription around it. won— a latin inscription around it. you know,— a latin inscription around it. you know, oliver, a by the grace of goo— you know, oliver, a by the grace of goo ,— you know, oliver, a by the grace of god , protector— you know, oliver, a by the grace of god , protector of the of god, protector of the notorio— of god, protector of the republic of _ of god, protector of the republic of england, scotland and republic of england, scotland on nono— republic of england, scotland and more regal—

republic of england, scotland and more regal and grand and rogoi— and more regal and grand and more regal and— and more regal and grand and more regal and grand, but also inrinirot— more regal and grand, but also infinite, more— more regal and grand, but also infinite, more authoritarian. we irongnr— infinite, more authoritarian. we irongnr nook— infinite, more authoritarian. we brought back the— infinite, more authoritarian. we brought back the monarchy for iiniroo— brought back the monarchy for limited government. t: limited government. scotland. ino— limited government. scotland. ino nono— limited government. scotland. ino stone or— limited government. scotland. the stone of destiny arrives in london this weekend , and this london this weekend, and this has upset some scottish people who see that as somehow england being more important than them. this weekend. well, let's face it , this weekend. well, let's face ir , ingiono— this weekend. well, let's face ir , ingiono io— this weekend. well, let's face it , england is yeah,- t“ : well, let's face it, england is yeah, scotland . it, england is yeah, scotland. sooriono— it, england is yeah, scotland. scoriono io— it, england is yeah, scotland. scotland is fine. _ it, england is yeah, scotland. scotland is fine. you're in scoring.— scotland is fine. you're in scotland. please don't be too. no,— scotland. please don't be too. to, no— scotland. please don't be too. no, no, no, no. but- scotland. please don't be too. no, no, no, no. but of course, sooriono— no, no, no, no. but of course, scoriono io— no, no, no, no. but of course, scotland is 5— no, no, no, no. but of course, scotland is 5 million. england is scotland is 5 million. england io 55.— scotland is 5 million. england io 55. voon— scotland is 5 million. england is 55. yeah, yeah.— scotland is 5 million. england is 55. yeah, yeah. and it is. it is 55. yeah, yeah. and it is. it io rno— is 55. yeah, yeah. and it is. it is the problem— is 55. yeah, yeah. and it is. it is the problem with what is ornorwioo— is the problem with what is ornorwioo o— is the problem with what is otherwise a complete used to be a otherwise a complete used to be o oonnioro— otherwise a complete used to be a complete relationship of ognoio— a complete relationship of ognoio. ano— a complete relationship of equals. and again, it's inpononr— equals. and again, it's important to- equals. and again, it's important to look at how the orono— important to look at how the orono or— important to look at how the stone of scone— important to look at how the stone of scone or— important to look at how the stone of scone or the schooner, i stone of scone or the schooner, i oiwowo— stone of scone or the schooner, w oiwowo gor— stone of scone or the schooner, i always get them— stone of scone or the schooner, i always get them mixed up, how it i always get them mixed up, how ir worow — i always get them mixed up, how ir oon iro— i always get them mixed up, how it works. it's originally iroognr— it works. it's originally iroognr ro— it works. it's originally brought to the abbey as a ownioi— brought to the abbey as a ownioi-no- brought to the abbey as a symbol. be truthful . symbol. let's be truthful. soinon— symbol. let's be truthful. soinon io— symbol. let's be truthful. salmon is right. it's originally iroognr— salmon is right. it's originally iroognr ro— salmon is right. it's originally brought to the— salmon is right. it's originally brought to the abbey as a oingiot— brought to the abbey as a gngre, o— brought to the abbey as a single, a symbol of conquest. ioworot— single, a symbol of conquest. ioworot rno— single, a symbol of conquest. edward, the first— single, a symbol of conquest. edward, the first on his tomb in the edward, the first on his tomb in no oiwow— edward, the first on his tomb in the abbey there,— edward, the first on his tomb in the abbey there, piers hammer of the abbey there, piers hammer of no sooro. — the abbey there, piers hammer of the scots. malleus_ the abbey there, piers hammer of

the scots. malleus scotorum . but the scots. malleus scotorum. but his the scots. malleus scotorum. but no oongooor— the scots. malleus scotorum. but his conquest failed— the scots. malleus scotorum. but his conquest failed . and what his conquest failed. and what noppono— his conquest failed. and what happens instead— his conquest failed. and what happens instead in 1701 is the happens instead in1701 is the moor— happens instead in 1701 is the noor ogooi— happens instead in 1701 is the most equal union— happens instead in 1701 is the most equal union of two peoples by most equal union of two peoples iw oonoonr— most equal union of two peoples by consent that— most equal union of two peoples by consent that they've ever ioon. — by consent that they've ever been. because— by consent that they've ever been. because what you'll see ogoin— been. because what you'll see ogoin or— been. because what you'll see ogoin or no— been. because what you'll see again at the coronation is the oonoioro— again at the coronation is the complete special— again at the coronation is the complete special status of sooriono— complete special status of scoriono ,— complete special status of scotland , and— complete special status of scotland , and it's got its own scotland, and it's got its own noroioio— scotland, and it's got its own heraldic system _ scotland, and it's got its own heraldic system ._ scotland, and it's got its own heraldic system . lyon king of heraldic system. lyon king of ano— heraldic system. lyon king of and of— heraldic system. lyon king of arms. and of course, when he was irinoo— arms. and of course, when he was irinoo or— arms. and of course, when he was irinoo or woioo— arms. and of course, when he was prince of wales, he— arms. and of course, when he was prince of wales, he was the duke of nornooow. — prince of wales, he was the duke of rothesay. when— prince of wales, he was the duke of rothesay. when he was in soorionot— of rothesay. when he was in scotland, there's— of rothesay. when he was in scotland, there's a separate soorrion— scotland, there's a separate scottish peerage, there's a oooororo— scottish peerage, there's a separate royal— scottish peerage, there's a separate royal bodyguard. we saw it separate royal bodyguard. we saw ir-rino.— separate royal bodyguard. we saw ir-rino. i— separate royal bodyguard. we saw it-time. i think— separate royal bodyguard. we saw it-time. i think the- it at the time. i think the oooon— it at the time. i think the queen, as know, queen, as we all know, deliberately— queen, as we all know, deliberately died in scotland ooooiro—l despite the nationalists. anooiorot— despite the nationalists. absolute, absolute , absolute absolute, absolute, absolute acos— absolute, absolute, absolute acas carefully— absolute, absolute, absolute acas carefully calculated manoeuvre. _ acas carefully calculated manoeuvre. but again, the first rning— manoeuvre. but again, the first rning rno— manoeuvre. but again, the first rning to wing— manoeuvre. but again, the first thing the king had to do when he ooooooooo— thing the king had to do when he ooooooooo ro— thing the king had to do when he succeeded to the— thing the king had to do when he succeeded to the throne was to ro — succeeded to the throne was to o no — succeeded to the throne was to swear to the special status of no— swear to the special status of no cnwon— swear to the special status of the church of— swear to the special status of the church of scotland. the soorrion— the church of scotland. the scottish universities are prorooroo.— scottish universities are protected. margaret thatcher wonroo— protected. margaret thatcher wonroo ro — protected. margaret thatcher wanted to close— protected. margaret thatcher wanted to close down the uniworoirw— wanted to close down the university of _ wanted to close down the university of aberdeen. do you know— university of aberdeen. do you know oon— university of aberdeen. do you know oon or— university of aberdeen. do you know sort of prove she got the nono— know sort of prove she got the hard clunking_ know sort of prove she got the hard clunking fist? my old rriono— hard clunking fist? my old friend conrad— hard clunking fist? my old friend conrad russell rose in the

friend conrad russell rose in no noooo— friend conrad russell rose in no noooo or— friend conrad russell rose in the house of lords and said was the house of lords and said was the honourable— the house of lords and said was the honourable lady. right, honourable— the honourable lady. right, honourable lady of the place rnor— honourable lady of the place aware that she— honourable lady of the place aware that she would actually nowo— aware that she would actually nowo ro— aware that she would actually have to dissolve— aware that she would actually have to dissolve of have to dissolve the act of ion— have to dissolve the act of onion-know- have to dissolve the act of union-know ,- have to dissolve the act ofi union-know , you have to dissolve the act of- union-know , you know, union first. you know, you know, wnon— union first. you know, you know, wnon woo— union first. you know, you know, wnon you work— union first. you know, you know, when you walk around a national rroor—iioron- when you walk around a national trust—listen to. trust property and you listen to the trust property and you listen to rno-ooookor— trust property and you listen to the-speaker that- trust property and you listen to the speaker that you walk the black speaker that you walk oroono— the black speaker that you walk oroono-nono— the black speaker that you walk oroono-nono ,- the black speaker that you walk around hand , that's around in your hand, that's nooiooiiw— around in your hand, that's basically like— around in your hand, that's basically like having david srorkow— basically like having david srorkow-ro— basically like having david starkey-to you- basically like having david starkey to you all morning starkey next to you all morning . koo— starkey next to you all morning . woo oon— starkey next to you all morning . woo woo— starkey next to you all morning . you can you can— starkey next to you all morning . you can you can turn the ooookor— . you can you can turn the opookor on. — . you can you can turn the speaker off. “cir?“ . you can you can turn the speaker off. “413?" . you can you can turn the speaker off. / . you can you can turn the speaker off. “cir?“ speaker off. yeah, we turn the speaker off. yeah, we turn the speaker and we shouldn't forget this . the stone of scone is this. the stone of scone is going to go back to scotland. of course it's going to go back. in of course it's going to go back. in ornor— of course it's going to go back. in other words,— of course it's going to go back. in other words, what it is, it's o iro— in other words, what it is, it's now a it's now— in other words, what it is, it's now a it's now a— in other words, what it is, it's now a it's now a symbol of a row— now a it's now a symbol of a joint coronation,— now a it's now a symbol of a joint coronation, of a fused nonoronw. — joint coronation, of a fused monarchy. it's— joint coronation, of a fused monarchy. it's called the united kingdom,— monarchy. it's called the united kingdom, which— monarchy. it's called the united kingdom, which is— monarchy. it's called the united kingdom, which is primarily the uniroo— kingdom, which is primarily the united _scotland. kingdom, which is primarily the. united _scotland and united kingdoms of scotland and ingiono— united kingdoms of scotland and ingiono . — united kingdoms of scotland and ingiono . iro— united kingdoms of scotland and england . it's-nicola- england. it's only nicola sturgeon moaning about who england. it's only nicola sturgkaboutoaning about who england. it's only nicola sturgkabout herng about who england. it's only nicola sturgkabout her anymore? well. 0 cares about her anymore? well. well, i'm it's alex well, i'm afraid it's alex soinon— well, i'm afraid it's alex soinon .— well, i'm afraid it's alex salmon . an— well, i'm afraid it's alex salmon . an even deader career, salmon. an even deader career, an salmon. an even deader career, on ooooor— salmon. an even deader career, an even deader gentleman. �*waszi; an even deader gentleman. we nood— an even deader gentleman. we need ro— an even deader gentleman. we mod n mowe— an even deader gentleman. we need to move on. _ an even deader gentleman. we need to move on. we've- an even deader gentleman. we need to move on. we've got a lot of talking to do. nearly 30,000 police officers be on duty police officers will be on duty in this coming in the capital this coming weekend what's called weekend as part of what's called the operation the largest policing operation for a generation. the king's coronation will see an even

larger security deployment than the it is said to be the queen's. it is said to be the queen's. it is said to be the security operation the biggest security operation in british history. our home security editor mark white has more. mark around the garrison town of aldershot , these town of aldershot, these guardsmen of the household division have spent recent days rehearsing. for their part in mo— rehearsing. for their part in the coronation— “g for their part in the coronation ceremony . “wig for their part in the coronation ceremony . number the coronation ceremony. number 18 the coronation ceremony. number io on. — the coronation ceremony. number io on. componw— the coronation ceremony. number 18 oh. 3thwa they'll the coronation ceremony. number 18 oh. �*ijs�*gw they'll form the coronation ceremony. number 18 oh. "g they'll form the 18 oh. company. they'll form the king-o— 18 oh. company. they'll form the king-o oooro— 18 oh. company. they'll form the king's guard are— 18 oh. �*ijs�*gw they'll form the king's guard are escorting 18 oh. inflgw they'll form the king's guard are escorting the ooigno— king's guard are escorting the sovereign's carriage to and from woorminoror— sovereign's carriage to and from westminster abbey in what will omoom— westminster abbey in what will omoom ro— westminster abbey in what will amount to the _ westminster abbey in what will amount to the biggest ceremonial and amount to the biggest ceremonial ono ooowirw— amount to the biggest ceremonial and security operation seen on the and security operation seen on no orrooro— and security operation seen on the streets of— and security operation seen on the streets of the— and security operation seen on the streets of the capital for monk— the streets of the capital for non wooro— the streets of the capital for non wooro ,_ the streets of the capital for many years , coordinated by the many years, coordinated by the worronoiiron— many years, coordinated by the metropolitan police. the ooororion— metropolitan police. the operation will- metropolitan police. the operation will bring together all operation will bring together oii oi— operation will bring together or oi mo— operation will bring together all of the emergency services , all of the emergency services, mo— all of the emergency services, rno miiirorw— all of the emergency services, the military and— all of the emergency services, the military and the security ooniooo— the military and the security ooniooo .— the military and the security services . the— the military and the security services . the security operation services. the security operation oroono— services. the security operation oroono mo— services. the security operation around the coronation is rather oignirioonr. — around the coronation is rather significant. it's— around the coronation is rather

significant. iii”; around the coronation is rather significant. i significant. it's very similar to the queen's funeral. we've got a layered approach that consists of a number of actually very visible policing presence. so we've got our mounted officers , our firearms officers, officers, our firearms officers, and we've got our military colleagues. so this is a joint effort. tuesday evening's security incident at buckingham palace demonstrates the rapid reaction of the police as thousands will be on duty alongside the military . alongside the military. understandably, these alongside the military. - understandably, these soldiers are immensely— understandably, these soldiers are immensely proud of the part mow-ro— are immensely proud of the part they're playing— are immensely proud of the part they're playing in_ are immensely proud of the part they're playing in this huge oooro— they're playing in this huge state occasion— they're playing in this huge state occasion ._ they're playing in this huge state occasion . they're not state occasion. they're not oooooring— state occasion. they're not okpooring onw— state occasion. they're not expecting any trouble , but expecting any trouble, but mow-ro— expecting any trouble, but they're highly— expecting any trouble, but they're highly trained and able to they're highly trained and able ro roonono— they're highly trained and able ro roopono ro— they're highly trained and able to respond to anything untoward . wo— to respond to anything untoward . wo oo— to respond to anything untoward . we oo o— to respond to anything untoward . we oo o koo— to respond to anything untoward . we do a lot of— to respond to anything untoward . we do a lot of practise, ensure that things that go wrong don't go wrong because we've ironed them out in the first place. but then our military training in. used to training kicks in. we're used to , you know, challenges and our training with these training helps with these situations saturday's situations. saturday's coronation is all the more complex , given the many heads of complex, given the many heads of state and other vips from around

the world will descend on the capital for the ceremony . capital for the ceremony. they'll be looking through the inroiiigonoo— they'll be looking through the intelligence picture. they'll be working— intelligence picture. they'll be working wim— intelligence picture. they'll be working with single issue groopo— working with single issue groogot owing— working with single issue groups, trying to work out who mignr— groups, trying to work out who mignr-rnroor— groups, trying to work out who might-threat to- groups, trying to work out who might threat to the might be a threat to the coronation— might be a threat to the coronation but, you know, the rnrooro— coronation but, you know, the inrooro oon— coronation but, you know, the threats can come— coronation but, you know, the threats can come from the sewers rignr— threats can come from the sewers rignr-okioo— threats can come from the sewers right - skies with - right up to the skies with oronoo — right up to the skies with oronoo so— right up to the skies with drones. so they really have to be drones. so they really have to no oion— drones. so they really have to no oion on— drones. so they really have to be alert on the— drones. so they really have to be alert on the day in the days mood.— be alert on the day in the days onooo. — be alert on the day in the days onooo. ino— be alert on the day in the days ahead. the public— be alert on the day in the days ahead. the public will- be alert on the day in the days ahead. wt at t ahead. the public will certainly nofice ahead. the public will certainly notice the huge increase in security motty, not just around central london, but in other populated urban centres where coronation celebrations are taking place . it's luckily the taking place. it's luckily the police and security services have had many months to plan this operation, but then so have those who might be intent on disrupting this huge world event . mark, the republicans always say . mark, the republicans always oow mor— . mark, the republicans always oow rnor mo— . mark, the republicans always say that the true— mark, the republicans always say that the true cost of the kowoi— say that the true cost of the kowoi romiiw— say that the true cost of the royal family is— say that the true cost of the royal family is concealed noooooo— royal family is concealed because we— royal family is concealed because we never know how much ooowirw— because we never know how much ooowirw oooro— because we never know how much

ooowirw oooro ro — because we never know how much security costs to look— because we never know how much security costs to look after the rowoio— security costs to look after the rowoio .— security costs to look after the rowoio . mow-wo— security costs to look after the royals . they've all got their royals. they've all got their rowoi— royals. they've all got their royal protection _ royals. they've all got their royal protection officers. do we nono— royal protection officers. do we nowo onw— royal protection officers. do we nowo onw oioo— royal protection officers. do we have any clue how— royal protection officers. do we have any clue how much it's going— have any clue how much it's going ro— have any clue how much it's going ro ooor— have any clue how much it's going to cost to— have any clue how much it's going to cost to police the coronorion— going to cost to police the coronation _ going to cost to police the coronation iisigw going to cost to police the- coronation many, many millions . coronation many, many millions. so there has been talk of £100 million for the security bill. so it may be way north of that. we have, of course , all of the we have, of course, all of the royal protection and vip protection on as well as the pubuc protection on as well as the public protection in in and around london itself. the many, many months of extra resources that have been put into the police , the security services , police, the security services, as they work towards trying to identify those that might pose a threat , but identify those that might pose a threat, but then take it identify those that might pose a threat , but then take it outside threat, but then take it outside london, because really all over the country , wherever you have. the country, wherever you have. coren nation day events, taking place, they are also risk giving enhanced security because the threat is not just based on the caphal threat is not just based on the capital. the threat could be

anywhere. and that's why it's so complex. this whole operation in for the police and security services trying to manage this . services trying to manage this. there will be so thankful when this weekend is finished. if it passes us without incident . mark passes us without incident. mark what's the latest on reports that they might use air a wide facial recognition surveillance? do we know if they're going to be do we know if they're going to no onooring— do we know if they're going to be enacting that?— do we know if they're going to be enacting that? well they're oriii— be enacting that? well they're still considering— be enacting that? well they're still considering it. "jig still considering it. they know it's controversial, but they may well opt for that given that it is an added tool for them in trying to identify those, particularly extremists that will be known to them, that potentially could pop up on facial recognition. but whenever they put this particular measure into place, it is, of course, controversial from those who value their civil liberties . so value their civil liberties. so they will do that potentially ,

they will do that potentially, but they know that it's not something that the public i don't think would accept on a daily basis on our streets . daily basis on our streets. that's right. we don't have the iogioiorion— that's right. we don't have the legislation for— that's right. we don't have the legislation for it— that's right. we don't have the legislation for it yet. we nowon-r— legislation for it yet. we haven't had— legislation for it yet. we haven't had the discussion about it haven't had the discussion about ir in— haven't had the discussion about ir in onw— haven't had the discussion about ii in my wow— haven't had the discussion about it in any way, shape or form. so workt— it in any way, shape or form. so mat, monk— it in any way, shape or form. so mark, thank you _ it in any way, shape or form. so mark, thank you so— it in any way, shape or form. so mark, thank you so much for roining— mark, thank you so much for roiningin-o— mark, thank you so much for joining-it's-david. joining us. it's been david srorkow— joining us. it's been david starkey back— joining us. it's been david starkey back the starkey back in the conversation. the royals have noo— conversation. the royals have noo ro— conversation. the royals have noo ro room— conversation. the royals have had to learn to— conversation. the royals have had to learn to live with far inooooo— had to learn to live with far increased security to 2530 years ogo. — increased security to 2530 years ogo. nor— increased security to 2530 years ogo. nor woo— increased security to 2530 years ago. but you remember ago. but you will remember oowiot— ago. but you will remember nowiot oo— ago. but you will remember nowiot oo oo— ago. but you will remember david, as do i— ago. but you will remember david, as do i in— ago. but you will remember david, as do i in the mo here, irinoooo— david, as do i in the mo here, princess-was— david, as do i in the mo here, princess-was held- david, as do i in the mo here, princess was held up . her princess anne was held up. her car princess anne was held up. her noio— princess anne was held up. her car was held up— princess anne was held up. her car was held up by— princess anne was held up. her car was held up by a gun toting, ooro— car was held up by a gun toting, ooro i— car was held up by a gun toting, ooro i oow— car was held up by a gun toting, dare i say, lunatic— car was held up by a gun toting, dare i say, lunatic and her own ororoorion— dare i say, lunatic and her own protection officer— dare i say, lunatic and her own protection officer actually was onor. — protection officer actually was onor. moo-o— protection officer actually was shot. that's right— protection officer actually was shot. that's right .- protection officer actually was shot. ” wig“ wijj�*" protection officer actually was shot. ”wig“ t shot. that's right. of course, it is a tragedy . again, i was it is a tragedy. again, i was reminiscing about my boyhood, the fact that we are now used to policemen with guns. yeah. when i was a boy, this was the great uniqueness about britain. we had a completely unarmed police . and a completely unarmed police. and it's the infinite tragedy that this tiny number of. i'm going to use the word wicked and evil . people have destroyed this.

this tradition of civility . this tradition of civility. motty i first saw an armed policeman. i'm so ancient on my second school trip to france in 1958 and round and round the palais bourbon, where the french parliament meets these figures. just like the people around here with their hands on the triggers of machine guns, i was appalled. inever of machine guns, i was appalled. i never thought i would see it. in britain. and again, you know , we talk about the separation of the people from the governing from the governing elites. one of the reasons is security . it of the reasons is security. it is this perpetual barrier here that once upon a time you could virtually wander into parliament. yes. you could walk through downing street. now everyone there, there's the high vis jacket . there is the gun, vis jacket. there is the gun, there is the barrier. vis jacket. there is the gun, there is the barrier . just there is the barrier. just walking round london street barriers. they're so ugly . they barriers. they're so ugly. they seem to me they're not quite what george orwell talked about. you know, the boot on the human face forever and ever. but they suggest a breakdown of fundamental civility. and we'll

see a lot of guns.— fundamental civility. and we'll see a lot of guns. it— i t. , c can and we'll see a lot of guns. it would be irioriing— see a lot of guns. it would be bristling with— see a lot of guns. it would be bristling with armour on the big oow. — bristling with armour on the big oow. nor— bristling with armour on the big oow. nor oioo— bristling with armour on the big day. but also there'll be a lot of plainclothes_ day. but also there'll be a lot of plainclothes police officers mingiing— of plainclothes police officers mingiing wim— of plainclothes police officers mingling with the crowds, kooping— mingling with the crowds, keeping their— mingling with the crowds, keeping their eye out. but see, ogoin— keeping their eye out. but see, ogoin-ooor— keeping their eye out. but see, ogoin-oooo wow- again, if you cast your mind back, i can do this. back, sorry, i can do this. i can cast my mind back to the last coronation. the police stood with their backs to the crowd. that's a very good point. completely different. there was that basic assumption of security. now we all know why it's changed. but i just think we should pause a second and drop the odd tear. and i'm being very serious . drop the odd tear. and i'm being very serious. i think it's i think it is one of the fundamental things that is gone. what we had to do was inevitable. you described precisely why it's happened . the precisely why it's happened. the attacks on politicians in their surgeries. but this tiny number of people has wrought incredible damage when was that? princess anne in the early— damage when was that? princess anne in the early 70s. - damage when was that? princess anne in the early 70s. the- damage when was that? princess anne in the early 70s. the early ioo. — anne in the early 70s. the early ioo. iro— anne in the early 70s. the early no no wow— anne in the early 70s. the early 70s. it's very it's relatively recent. but but but it is remarkable— recent. but but but it is remarkable ._ recent. but but but it is remarkable . get- ”w:itt.w:i;t“ but but but it is remarkable . get out of the car. remarkable. get out of the car.

kno— remarkable. get out of the car. and ono— remarkable. get out of the car. and she actually— remarkable. get out of the car. and she actually said not on wow— and she actually said not on your ino— and she actually said not on your iiro. im— and she actually said not on your life. i'm not— and she actually said not on your life. i'm not moving. and ono— your life. i'm not moving. and ono woo— your life. i'm not moving. and she was as ever— your life. i'm not moving. and she was as ever and unflappable extraordinarily— she was as ever and unflappable extraordinarily ._ she was as ever and unflappable extraordinarily . it— she was as ever and unflappable extraordinarily . it is extraordinarily. it is remarkable that we have had extraordinarily. it is— remarkable that we have had so monk— remarkable that we have had so monw wooro— remarkable that we have had so many years without another serious threat— many years without another serious threat to the royal romiiw— serious threat to the royal romiiw in— serious threat to the royal romiiw in o— serious threat to the royal family in a way, maybe we don't know. — family in a way, maybe we don't know. maybe— family in a way, maybe we don't know. maybe we— family in a way, maybe we don't know. maybe we don't- family in a way, maybe we don't know. iisgw i t“ i family in a way, maybe we don't know. iisgw wiwziwt“ i j know. maybe we don't know. and again, there was an extraordinarily successful there was extraordinary business of the into the the person getting into the queen's michael queen's bedroom. yeah michael fagan, remember the queen fagan, do you remember the queen again total song? yeah again with total song? yeah i you know, i think basically treating him as another servant. yeah, know exactly what and yeah, i know exactly what and willie whitelaw, the home secretary, offered resign secretary, offered to resign because in those days, in those days, men of honour politicians were men of honour. they were okay. were men of honour. they were okow. -kno— were men of honour. they were okay. -and women. - okay. right? and women. that's the okay. right? and women. that's ino-on— okay. right? and women. that's rno-on now- okay. right? and women. that's the-an hour nearly. the first half an hour nearly iono— the first half an hour nearly oono-going— the first half an hour nearly oono-going ro- the first half an hour nearly done going to be talking done was going to be talking oion— done was going to be talking onoor—iol about whether the bbc is anti—monarchist and other ororioo— anti—monarchist and other stories this— anti—monarchist and other stories this morning. kate and wiiiiom— stories this morning. kate and wiiiiom oro— stories this morning. kate and william are going to be going to the william are going to be going to rno-in— william are going to be going to rno-in sono— william are going to be going to the-in soho. that's- william are going to be going to the in soho. that's right. the pub in soho. that's right. inio— the pub in soho. that's right. iniolio— the pub in soho. that's right. iniolio ino— the pub in soho. that's right. this-to the point- the pub in soho. that's right. this to the point on news, this is to the point on gb news, nriroin-o— this is to the point on gb news, nriroin-o nowo— this is to the point on gb news, britain's news channel. hello moro— britain's news channel. hello moro- kno— britain's news channel. hello there. and greg— britain's news channel. hello there. and greg dewhurst , there. and greg dewhurst, welcome latest broadcast welcome to your latest broadcast from plenty of from the met office. plenty of sunshine come through day sunshine to come through the day ahead, see rain

ahead, though, we will see rain across the southwest. also rather windy out there, too. we could see on the pressure pattern low pressure to the west of the uk, high pressure to the east squeezing the isobars, of the uk, high pressure to the eastmovingieezing the isobars, of the uk, high pressure to the eastmoving towards he isobars, of the uk, high pressure to the eastmoving towards the sobars, of the uk, high pressure to the eastmoving towards the end rs, of the uk, high pressure to the eastmoving towards the end of but moving towards the end of the working week into the long weekend, it does turn more unsettled showers and longer spells rain are on the way spells of rain are on the way for the day ahead though plenty of hazy sunshine across the uk . of hazy sunshine across the uk. still some cloud and rain across the far north of the uk and also across southwestern parts of england pushing into wales. some of rain here could heavy of this rain here could be heavy at times, plenty of sunshine at times, but plenty of sunshine to for many of us. and to come for many of us. and staying dry and easterly breeze, though, picking up temperatures along the east coast, struggling ten, 11, 12 celsius further inland , approaching 20 degrees. inland, approaching 20 degrees. so feeling quite warm in the sunshine , a fruit into the sunshine, a fruit into the evening time. the bands of cloud and rain will slowly push its way northwards across the country . some of this will be country. some of this will be heavy at times behind it, showers following into the early hours. most places will see some rain during the early hours with

the exception of central northern scotland. generally staying here. coldest staying dry here. coldest temperatures down to 5 or 6 celsius. but under the cloud and showery rain holding up in double figures for some. so it means a different picture to friday morning. plenty of clouds , some showery outbreaks of rain around at around which will be heavy at times, particularly across north—east england into the afternoon, we will see some sunny developing, sunny spells developing, but this heavy and this will trigger some heavy and thundery showers, some hail possible could lead to some localised flooding issues . but localised flooding issues. but in in the sunshine it in between in the sunshine it won't feel too bad. temperatures reaching 718 or 18 celsius though cold still some though cold still along some eastern of scotland here. eastern coast of scotland here. temperatures struggling 9 or 10 degrees into the long bank houday degrees into the long bank holiday weekend stays unsettled. we'll see showers or longer spells of rain. but in between , spells of rain. but in between, there will be some sunny spells and temperatures generally reaching the mid high teens. reaching the mid to high teens. for us

it's 10:00. it's t0 it's 10:00. it's to the point. it's10:oo. it's to the point. live from buckingham palace with me, andrew pierce and bev turner. now , 48 hours to go. the turner. now, 48 hours to go. the ooo— turner. now, 48 hours to go. the crowds are building— l. now, 48 hours to go. the crowds are building here. i'm going— crowds are building here. i'm going ro— crowds are building here. i'm going o no— crowds are building here. i'm going to be heading to the mall ononiw. — going to be heading to the mall ononiw. io— going to be heading to the mall ononiw. io mo— going to be heading to the mall shortly. to the mall. more mall to shortly. to the mall. more mall ro oomnio— shortly. to the mall. more mall ro oompio ino— shortly. to the mall. more mall to sample the excitement as the norion— to sample the excitement as the norion proporoo— to sample the excitement as the nation prepares for— to sample the excitement as the nation prepares for the coronation— nation prepares for the coronation of- nation prepares for the coronation of king charles. the mini.— coronation of king charles. the rniro. ino— coronation of king charles. the third. the security— coronation of king charles. the third. the security operation is going— third. the security operation is going ro— third. the security operation is going o no— third. the security operation is going ro no ino— third. the security operation is going to be the biggest ever wim— going to be the biggest ever with literally— going to be the biggest ever with literally tens of thousands of with literally tens of thousands oi noiioo — with literally tens of thousands of police officers— with literally tens of thousands of police officers here. ' t“wi of police officers here. and mow-ro— of police officers here. and they're going— of police officers here. and they're going to employ rather controversially, facial recognition technology . i'm

recognition technology. i'm surprised that harry's- surprised that harry's invited. inooo— surprised that harry's invited. inooo woo— surprised that harry's invited. those were words from the former us those were words from the former us irooioonr— those were words from the former us president donald trump , those were words from the former us president donald trump, aimed at us president donald trump, aimed or mo— us president donald trump, aimed or no ooko— us president donald trump, aimed at the duke and— us president donald trump, aimed at the duke and duchess of sooook— at the duke and duchess of sooook oni— at the duke and duchess of sussex and revealed in an oioio— sussex and revealed in an exclusive interview with our wow— exclusive interview with our won on— exclusive interview with our wow wigoi— exclusive interview with our very own nigel farage. ' i very own nigel farage. and a drug— very own nigel farage. and a drug inor— very own nigel farage. and a drug that delays alzheimer's. it's the second scientific breakthrough in the last few months is offering real hope in the fight against the most common cause of dementia . common cause of dementia. let us know your thoughts on all of our stories this morning. email us gb views at gb news. irk- — email us gb views at gb news. irk- ko— email us gb views at gb news. irk- ko oiwowo. — email us gb views at gb news. .uk. as always. but— email us gb views at gb news. .uk. as always. but first, let's get— .uk. as always. but first, let's gor woo— .uk. as always. but first, let's gor you on— .uk. as always. but first, let's gor you on io— .uk. as always. but first, let's get you up to date on the latest wim— get you up to date on the latest news with rhiannon jones . dave. news with rhiannon jones. dave. inonk— news with rhiannon jones. dave. inonk woo— news with rhiannon jones. dave. inonk woo . — news with rhiannon jones. dave. thank you . good— news with rhiannon jones. dave. thank you . ti “wig i

thank you. good morning. it's coming up to 10:02. your top stories from the newsroom the king's coronation is just two days away and police have said they'll take swift action against anyone who disrupts the event. former royal protection officer simon morgans warning potential protesters if anyone dodi takes unannounced action, they'll be in the middle of an armed policing operation, he says. demonstrators could be mistaken by police for plotters who wish to cause harm . the met who wish to cause harm. the met police yesterday announced 29,000 officers are being deployed to bolster security surrounding the event. former liberal democrat mp norman baker says although high levels of security are necessary, people still have a right to freedom of speech. if still have a right to freedom of speech . if there are terrorists speech. if there are terrorists wno— speech. if there are terrorists wno mow— speech. if there are terrorists wno mow ooo— speech. if there are terrorists who may see this— speech. if there are terrorists who may see this as- t if there are terrorists who may see this as a golden oppononirw— who may see this as a golden oppononirw io— who may see this as a golden opportunity to make a statement, of course we must— opportunity to make a statement, of course we must make sure ooowirw— of course we must make sure ooowiiw io— of course we must make sure security is absolutely firm to try security is absolutely firm to in oni— security is absolutely firm to try and identify— security is absolutely firm to try and identify those people oni— try and identify those people moi-mom.— try and identify those people and-them. but- try and identify those people and them. but it's also and care of them. but it's also imnononr— and care of them. but it's also imnononr-rno— and care of them. but it's also important the police important that the police understand,— important that the police understand, the understand, ed, that the criminality— understand, ed, that the criminality which may occur is porrooiiw— criminality which may occur is norrooiiw propor— criminality which may occur is perfectly proper to stop and to

korn— perfectly proper to stop and to korio .— perfectly proper to stop and to korio . noi— perfectly proper to stop and to kerb . but that's— perfectly proper to stop and to kerb . but that's different from kerb. but that's different from iogiiimoio— kerb. but that's different from legitimate legal, peaceful nroioor— legitimate legal, peaceful proiooi .— legitimate legal, peaceful protest , which— legitimate legal, peaceful protest , which would not be protest, which would not be ownoo. — protest, which would not be ownoo. iro— protest, which would not be curbed. it's very— protest, which would not be curbed. it's very important that noonio— curbed. it's very important that poogio oo— curbed. it's very important that people do allow— curbed. it's very important that people do allow peaceful rroioor. — people do allow peaceful protest. and _ people do allow peaceful protest. and let me be clear for the protest. and let me be clear for no — protest. and let me be clear for the viewers, this— protest. and let me be clear for the viewers, this is— protest. and let me be clear for the viewers, this is not about wnoinor— the viewers, this is not about wnoinor woo— the viewers, this is not about whether you agree with them or non — whether you agree with them or non koo- — whether you agree with them or non koo- inio— whether you agree with them or not. yes. this is— whether you agree with them or not. yes. this is about the rigni— not. yes. this is about the rigni ro— not. yes. this is about the right to protest- not. yes. this is about the right to protest in this ooonrrw— right to protest in this ooonrrw i— right to protest in this country. i ukraine it's country. i ukraine says it's onoi— country. i ukraine says it's onoi oown— country. i ukraine says it's shot down 18— country. i ukraine says it's shot down 18 russian drones in mono— shot down 18 russian drones in another overnight— shot down 18 russian drones in another overnight attack. . another overnight attack. kyiv has confirmed— another overnight attack. kyiv has confirmed there- another overnight attack. kyiv has confirmed there are no casualties . it comes has confirmed there are no casualties. it comes a day has confirmed there are no casualties . it comes a day after casualties. it comes a day after russia accused ukraine of carrying out a drone attack on the kremlin and trying to assassinate president putin. former us president donald trump is in ireland following his visit to scotland and his golf courses, where he told gb news president joe biden was disrespectful for not attending saturday's coronation in an exclusive interview with nigel farage, mr trump spoke slated. mr biden would be sleeping . mr biden would be sleeping. instead of taking up the invitation to the historic occasion. not invitation to the historic occasion . not running the occasion. not running the ooonirw— occasion. not running the ooonrrw no-o— occasion. not running the country. he's now- tt wiwt“ not running the country. he's now in delaware oiooping— country. he's now in delaware oiooping rinoi— country. he's now in delaware oiooping rinoi .— country. he's now in delaware sleeping final . he can't even sleeping final. he can't even

io— sleeping final. he can't even ro wow— sleeping final. he can't even come to your coronation as a coinin— come to your coronation as a ooonrrw .— come to your coronation as a ooonrrw . vow— come to your coronation as a country . your coronation is country. your coronation is a big— country. your coronation is a big owoni— country. your coronation is a wig owoni .— country. your coronation is a big event . hopefully that won't big event. hopefully that won't ioko— big event. hopefully that won't ioko niooo— big event. hopefully that won't roko piooo ioi— big event. hopefully that won't take place for another long iimo. — take place for another long iimo. no-ii— take place for another long time. he'll live— take place for another long time. he'll live a good life and ono-ii— time. he'll live a good life and mom iiwo— time. he'll live a good life and mom iiwo o— time. he'll live a good life and she'll live a good— time. he'll live a good life and she'll live a good life. and ir-ii— she'll live a good life. and iii no— she'll live a good life. and iii no o— she'll live a good life. and it'll be a long— she'll live a good life. and it'll be a long time. but that's a it'll be a long time. but that's o nig— it'll be a long time. but that's o nig oom— it'll be a long time. but that's a big event. that's a big event . kno— a big event. that's a big event . kno wnon— a big event. that's a big event . and when you— a big event. that's a big event . and when you have somebody moi-o— . and when you have somebody rnor-o going— . and when you have somebody rnor-o going ro— . and when you have somebody that's going to be— . and when you have somebody that's going to be sleeping inoiooo— that's going to be sleeping inoiooo oi— that's going to be sleeping instead of coming to the coronation— instead of coming to the coronation as— instead of coming to the coronation as as president of ino— coronation as as president of no iiniioo— coronation as as president of the united states, i think moi-o— the united states, i think moi-o i— the united states, i think that's i think— the united states, i think that's i think that's a bad ining. — that's i think that's a bad rning. ino— that's i think that's a bad thing. the government has announced the— thing. the government has announced the final uk evacuation— announced the final uk evacuation flights have left swoon.— evacuation flights have left sooon. — evacuation flights have left sooon. ino— evacuation flights have left sudan. the two - evacuation flights have left sudan. wig“5 evacuation flights have left sudan. wig“5 sudan. the two flights took off late last night and early this morning . the government had morning. the government had previously said the last plane would leave on wednesday with british officials who've been working on the evacuation expected on board. but the foreign office says there'll be no further extensions . voting is no further extensions. voting is underway in the local elections with millions of people expected to take part around 8000 seats are up for grabs . four mayoral are up for grabs. four mayoral elections are also taking place. bedford, leicester, mansfield , bedford, leicester, mansfield, field and middlesbrough. it's

the first time voters are required to show photo id, such as a passport driver's licence or blue badge in order to cast a ballot. polls closed at 10:00 this evening with the results announced tomorrow . israel announced tomorrow. israel military has killed two palestine tinian gunmen weeks after a british israeli woman and her daughters were shot dead. maya and rina, aged 20 and 15, died in the west bank when their car was shot at last month. their mother, lucy dodi, died in hospital from her wounds a few days later. the two suspects are understood to have been shot dead in a raid, along with a third man who had helped them. a uk regulator has launched a review of artificial intelligence . the report will intelligence. the report will look at the tools and algorithms used to train computers to process and analyse data . the process and analyse data. the competition and markets authority's focusing on competitiveness and consumer protection . it aims to ensure

protection. it aims to ensure the developing technology isn't misleading people nor giving them false information . 40% of them false information. 40% of inmates in a scottish prison say they've been abused , threatened, they've been abused, threatened, bullied or assaulted by staff . a bullied or assaulted by staff. a review also found only 29% of the inmates say they felt safe. inspectors who visited hmp addiewell have raised concerns about the safety and security of the facility . a spokesperson for the facility. a spokesperson for the facility. a spokesperson for the prison says they accept full responsibility and understand they must improve kyiv travellers from heathrow airport can expect delays and delays as security guards take further industrial action. that's after last minute talks over a pay dispute failed yesterday . 1400 dispute failed yesterday. 1400 unite union members have started a three day walkout today. it's part of an eight day programme of strikes throughout may. labour and the lib dems have called for a robust windfall tax

after oil giant shell reported a profit of £7.66 billion in the first quarter of this year. shell joined rivals bp and significantly beating expectations. the profits dropped slightly from the previous quarter as energy pnces previous quarter as energy prices cooled , but it's still prices cooled, but it's still making almost £1.4 billion more than expected . a more than half than expected. a more than half a million people have applied for a ballot place to take part in the london marathon next year , setting a new world record for almost 580,000 applications were received before the deadline on april 28th. it's the first time any marathon ballot has received more than half a million entries and six green apprenticeships have been selected to mark the king's coronation for their contribution in creating a low carbon economy . they include low carbon economy. they include low carbon economy. they include low carbon heating technicians, countryside workers and forest

craftspeople. it's hoped they'll encourage more people to work in the green industry. it also aims to ensure the country's workforce is equipped with the skills needed to support the transition to net zero. the government and employers will use the coronation emblem to promote the apprenticeships selected as the gold standard for green skills training . this for green skills training. this is gb news. we'll bring you more as it happens. now, though, it's back to bev and . back to bev and. andrew well, it's just two days now to the coronation here we are at nookingnom— the coronation here we are at buckingham palace.- wiwt“ here we are at buckingham palace. bev turner mwooii— buckingham palace. bev turner mwooirt knorow— buckingham palace. bev turner myself, andrew pierce and david vowi— myself, andrew pierce and david oowio siorkow— myself, andrew pierce and david david starkey is— myself, andrew pierce and david david starkey is with us. there o ioii— david starkey is with us. there was a full rehearsal at westminster- was a full rehearsal at westminster abbey yesterday. moi-o— westminster abbey yesterday. inoi-o rignr— westminster abbey yesterday. inor-o rigni. — westminster abbey yesterday. that's right. ' i westminster abbey yesterday. that's right . ' “wi i that's right. and today, the prince and princess of wales will visit the dog and duck pub in soho to find out how the hospitality sector is preparing

for saturday's events . david for saturday's events. david starkey they are going to be mobbed by gays. i know soho oooroi— mobbed by gays. i know soho noiior mon— mobbed by gays. i know soho better than most.— mobbed by gays. i know soho better than most. i— i 9?ng i know soho better than most. i think we i wigs{5 i know soho better than most. i think we can onoko— better than most. i think we can onoko oii— better than most. i think we can shake off this. _ better than most. i think we can shake off this. i— better than most. i think we can shake off this. i think we can inio— shake off this. i think we can rnio ogoin. — shake off this. i think we can this again. it— shake off this. i think we can this again. it is— shake off this. i think we can this again. i this again. it is this fascinating thing. why is it that so many gay men are also conservative? yeah, well, and rowoiioio— conservative? yeah, well, and rowoiioro in— conservative? yeah, well, and royalists in the— conservative? yeah, well, and royalists in the when- t rwzit7 yeah, well, and royalists in the when all these poonio— royalists in the when all these poogio wooio— royalists in the when all these people would never admit to wooing— people would never admit to wooing ioi— people would never admit to voting for margaret thatcher and everybody— voting for margaret thatcher and everybody noioo— voting for margaret thatcher and everybody hated margaret inoionor— everybody hated margaret. thatcher—section thatcher because of section 28. iron— thatcher because of section 28. iron-know— thatcher because of section 28. every - knew voted - thatcher because of section 28. every - knew voted for- thatcher because of section 28. every-knew voted for mr. every gay i knew voted for mr thatcher. the tory conference is a thatcher. the tory conference is o-niooo— thatcher. the tory conference is o-niooo mon— thatcher. the tory conference is a-place than than- thatcher. the tory conference is a-place than than than. a gayer place than than than a kimo— a gayer place than than than a king or— a gayer place than than than a king oi oon— a gayer place than than than a kind of san francisco bathhouse . woo-ro— kind of san francisco bathhouse . woo-ro goiio— kind of san francisco bathhouse . you're quite right. it really is. .you're quite right. it really ioloo— .you're quite right. it really ioloo woo— .you're quite right. it really is.-do you think- .you're quite right. it really is.-do you think i- .you're quite right. it really is. do you think i never is. but do you think i never inoo— is. but do you think i never iii — is. but do you think i never iii wiw— is. but do you think i never miss it? why is- is. but do you think i never miss it? �*waj“{w it“si7 but why? miss it? why is that? but why? war,— miss it? why is that? but why? wen, ivo— miss it? why is that? but why? well, i've always— miss it? why is that? but why? well, i've always been- miss it? �*waj“{w it“si7 but why? well, i've always been drawn to the well, i've always been drawn to no row— well, i've always been drawn to rno tory ironw— well, i've always been drawn to the tory party. it's— well, i've always been drawn to the tory party. it's been true. inoro-o— the tory party. it's been true. inoro-olmooi— the tory party. it's been true. there's most wonderful. there's a most wonderful. do you romomior—ino- remember mark boxer? the wonoorioi— remember mark boxer? the wonderful cartoons ? there wonderful mark cartoons? there was a brilliant— wonderful mark cartoons? there was a brilliant one— wonderful mark cartoons? there was a brilliant one when i when i was a brilliant one when i when i woo— was a brilliant one when i when i rooiiw— was a brilliant one when i when i was really adjusting to all inio— i was really adjusting to all inio in— i was really adjusting to all inio in ino— i was really adjusting to all this in the in— i was really adjusting to all this in the in the early 70s, a wonoorioi— this in the in the early 70s, a wonderful cartoon that showed tw0r_ wonderful cartoon that showed iwot woo — wonderful cartoon that showed iwo, you know,— wonderful cartoon that showed two, you know, like this. and moro— two, you know, like this. and oioro-iorgo— two, you know, like this. and there-large sign - two, you know, like this. and there large sign which there was a large sign which ooio— there was a large sign which ooio oooon— there was a large sign which said queen a— there was a large sign which said queen a tory. this, this was rumour about the queen's was the rumour about the queen's noiiiioo— was the rumour about the queen's noiiiioo. kno— was the rumour about the queen's politics. and-puff,— was the rumour about the queen's politics. and puff, dare i politics. and one puff, dare i say,— politics. and one puff, dare i oowlwo— politics. and one puff, dare i oowlwo oro— politics. and one puff, dare i

say, we are, saying to say, as we are, was saying to ino— say, as we are, was saying to ino-ooriing— say, as we are, was saying to ino-ooriing .- say, as we are, was saying to the darling , aren't we the other, darling, aren't we gn— the other, darling, aren't we an noon— the other, darling, aren't we all? yeah isn't— the other, darling, aren't we all? yeah isn't that funny inoogn— all? yeah isn't that funny inoogn i— all? yeah isn't that funny though i know— all? yeah isn't that funny though i know it was ever thus i inink. — though i know it was ever thus i inink. io— though i know it was ever thus i inink. in ii— though i know it was ever thus i think. is it the— though i know it was ever thus i think. i ig ”7 though i know it was ever thus i think. i ig 7 think. is it the glamour? it's the glamour, the pearls, the crowns, also the pageantry. we love a sense that you're g we love a sense that you're an ooioioor— love a sense that you're an ooroioor in— love a sense that you're an outsider in one— love a sense that you're an outsider in one sense. you ioomo— outsider in one sense. you ioomo moor— outsider in one sense. you become hyper conformist in oiioro— become hyper conformist in others. that's— become hyper conformist in others. that's right. and i mink— others. that's right. and i inink iro— others. that's right. and i think it's that— others. that's right. and i think it's that double game. rio— think it's that double game. no oioo— think it's that double game. no oioo why— think it's that double game. it's also why gays are such iriiiionr— it's also why gays are such brilliant spies— it's also why gays are such brilliant spies as life becomes a brilliant spies as life becomes o oormononi— brilliant spies as life becomes a permanent role— brilliant spies as life becomes a permanent role play. yeah, you oon-i— a permanent role play. yeah, you oon-i goiio— a permanent role play. yeah, you oon-i goiio iii— a permanent role play. yeah, you don't quite fit in.— a permanent role play. yeah, you don't quite fit in. so you've got— don't quite fit in. so you've goi io— don't quite fit in. so you've got to reinvent. _ don't quite fit in. so you've got to reinvent. yeah. and ioomo— got to reinvent. yeah. and become sort— got to reinvent. yeah. and become sort of— got to reinvent. yeah. and become sort of hyper vigilant to now— become sort of hyper vigilant to now noonio— become sort of hyper vigilant to how people perceive how other noonio— how people perceive how other poogio ooo— how people perceive how other poogio won— how people perceive how other people see you, how you deploy woioo— people see you, how you deploy woroo. — people see you, how you deploy woroo. kno— people see you, how you deploy words. and david,— people see you, how you deploy words. “wi js wi wigw:iw people see you, how you deploy words. wigitw words. and david, you go into that house behind which you and ihave that house behind which you and i have been in many times, buckingham palace spot the heterosexual. iwas buckingham palace spot the heterosexual. i was going to say the heterosexual. i was going to say no iomoo— heterosexual. i was going to say the famous remark— heterosexual. i was going to say the famous remark of— i was going to say the famous remark of the queen moinor. — the famous remark of the queen moinor. oon-r— the famous remark of the queen mother. don't remember? mother. don't you remember? war,— mother. don't you remember? well—havel mother. don't you remember?- wen—nave woo well, well, well. what? have you oionnoo— well, well, well. what? have you oioogoi ioikingi— well, well, well. what? have you stopped talking? you bring this old stopped talking? you bring this oio gooon— stopped talking? you bring this oio gooon o— stopped talking? you bring this old queen a drink? yeah. you gooono— old queen a drink? yeah. you gooono ming— old queen a drink? yeah. you queens bring this queen. queens bring this old queen. sno— queens bring this old queen. sio woioo— queens bring this old queen. she wantsldirty_ queens bring this old queen. she wantsldirty bomb- queens bring this old queen. she wantsldirty bomb in- queens bring this old queen. she wants a dirty bomb in it. and queens gossiping. and the queens were gossiping. so get this on the so you don't get this on the brog— so you don't get this on the inc, oo— so you don't get this on the one go wow— so you don't get this on the bbc, do you? this is what you get— bbc, do you? this is what you goi on— bbc, do you? this is what you goi on on—

bbc, do you? this is what you get on gb news.— bbc, do you? this is what you get on gb news. we can talk oioio— get on gb news. we can talk oiooi inio— get on gb news. we can talk about this from _ get on gb news. we can talk about this from every angle. koo— about this from every angle. woo-imm— about this from every angle. you-truth. you- about this from every angle. you-truth. you get. about this from every angle. i you -truth. you get the you get the truth. you get the noon. — you get the truth. you get the noon. kno — you get the truth. you get the truth. and the— you get the truth. you get the truth. and the big— /witw rigwiti you get the truth. and the big rehearsal, nowiot— truth. and the big rehearsal, nowiot oro— truth. and the big rehearsal, david, are now— truth. and the big rehearsal, david, are now to the reallyi serious._carriage serious. we saw the carriage iooking— serious. we saw the carriage looking magnificent at. �*wajwi; looking magnificent at. we saw, in iooo.— looking magnificent at. we saw, in iooo. iwo— looking magnificent at. we saw, in fact, two carriages in the same was the second same way. that was the second rehearsal. there is another rehearsal. and there is another one. this why what happens on one. this is why what happens on saturday will what british saturday will be what we british do well. if you at the do so well. if you look at the great coronations of the past, before the 20th before the beginning of the 20th century, without century, they were done without any rehearsal at all. so they were chaos . yeah, there's the were chaos. yeah, there's the famous repeated stories of victoria's coronation which is a very grand formal affair. the archbishop of canterbury began without his spectacles . he had without his spectacles. he had the prayer book upside down. they'd measured the wrong finger for the queen's ring, and unfortunately, they'd measured the little. they'd measure the little finger. and it goes on the fourth finger. that would little finger. and it goes on the fibeenfinger. that would little finger. and it goes on the fibeen senile. that would little finger. and it goes on the fibeen senile. oldiat would little finger. and it goes on the fibeen senile. old archbishop have been senile. old archbishop heaved off and the queen heaved it off and the queen describes in her diary just barely containing screams as it is being done. one of the peers paying is being done. one of the peers paying homage . this is maybe why paying homage. this is maybe why they've stopped the homage. yes, one of the peers taking homage

tripped up and rolled tripped on his way up and rolled back down, but his was back down, but his title was lord roll. well, he did that twice and was fined. he lived up to it and it was lived up to it and finally rescued by and was finally rescued by victoria. her ladies. victoria. and her ladies. i mean, can imagine? but can mean, can you imagine? but can you reaction in the you imagine the reaction in the abbey? they laughed . they abbey? they laughed. they cheered, they ran bets . yes. cheered, they ran bets. yes. now, it would be horror because we're used to this different kind of royal ceremony and the real reason we've got to ask is why does it change? it changes because we, the people , become because we, the people, become the new masters. it all changes after 1867, with the beginning of the vote for the working man and then the vote for the working and working woman royal ceremony has now got an audience . do you know what is also a paying . do you know what is also a paying audience? it's an audience used to the audience that's used to the london this this london theatre. this this structure of the mile is great sort of funnel in front of buckingham palace. it's constructed for what we're seeing now. it shows that the new masses, the voting you were talking about, the ballot and whatever the voting masses can

come and watch. so you've got to put on a word perfect. and of course, as you described before, the balcony is a relatively new innovation. it's for this . and innovation. it's for this. and it it works only because of the construction of that roundabout. in fact, originally , the land in fact, originally, the land falls away to the front of buckingham palace. and if you look, you can see this is a huge structure deliberately built up so that it acts as a kind of it's a kind of it is literally an arena. it's an arena . it's a kind of it is literally an arena. it's an arena. in fact, it's like, you know , a fact, it's like, you know, a greek. it's like a greek theatre. it's an amphitheatre with a balcony at the centre . with a balcony at the centre. and the seats which are here inooo— and the seats which are here now, these temporary seating moi-o— now, these temporary seating moi-o noro — now, these temporary seating that's here this— now, these temporary seating that's here this weekend, this is that's here this weekend, this io wnoro— that's here this weekend, this io wnoro ino— that's here this weekend, this is where the concert will also be is where the concert will also no noio — is where the concert will also no noio in— is where the concert will also be held in the— is where the concert will also be held in the evening, is it? no.— be held in the evening, is it? in i— be held in the evening, is it? in i mink— be held in the evening, is it? no, i think the— be held in the evening, is it? no, i think the concerts- be held in the evening, is it? no, i think the concerts are windsor, isn't it? it is this time. it is at windsor. the concert at windsor, because buckingham palace is a building. fans tradition that's been fans are a tradition that's been built up through 20th built up right through the 20th century. again to give to so that more and more people can

see it. i mean, again, there's been enormous break in been an enormous break in tradition with this coronation in the huge reduction of the numbers of those in the abbey and again, i wonder whether it's wise you've cut the audience, congregate in the abbey by a fourth. i mean , in other words, fourth. i mean, in other words, you divided it four times. it was 8000 for the queen. it's now two. i wonder whether that's wise because the queen always used to say, we depend on being seen. yes. i tell you, one of the things i've learned this week is that you used to be a royal editor and for many years i did. i took i started on the rowoi— i did. i took i started on the rowoi iooo— i did. i took i started on the rowoi iooo on— i did. i took i started on the royal beat on the— wi wi i took i started on the royal beat on the times. when i iiroi— royal beat on the times. when i iiroi oronoo— royal beat on the times. when i first started talking to david soorkow— first started talking to david starkey after— first started talking to david starkey after the death of irinoooo— starkey after the death of princess diana. and it was an okirooroinorw— princess diana. and it was an extraordinary story. it was a far extraordinary story. it was a ior moro— extraordinary story. it was a far more significant story poiiiiooiiw— far more significant story politically what was politically than what was nopponing— politically than what was happening palace happening in the palace of westminster.— happening in the palace of westminster. royal westminster. and i was the royal ooiior— westminster. and i was the royal ooiior on— westminster. and i was the royal ooiior on ino— westminster. and i was the royal editor on the daily— westminster. and i was the royal editor on the daily telegraph. kno— editor on the daily telegraph. wno-rou— editor on the daily telegraph. wno-ioii woo— editor on the daily telegraph. and tell you back then and i can tell you back then wnon— and i can tell you back then wnon i— and i can tell you back then wnon i woo— and i can tell you back then when i was writing about the kowoi— royal family, the idea that comiiio— royal family, the idea that camilla bowles, the camilla parker bowles, the oooon— camilla parker bowles, the oooon-io - camilla parker bowles, the oooon-io-ori camilla parker bowles, the. queen,-be-or or camilla parker bowles, the- queen,-be -or or wife queen, would be queen or or wife of queen, would be queen or or wife oi-oi— queen, would be queen or or wife

oi-oi ino— queen, would be queen or or wife of-of the prince— queen, would be queen or or wife of-of the prince of— queen, would be queen or or wife of of the prince of wales, of the of the prince of wales, no wow. ir— of the of the prince of wales, was no way. it was impossible. ogoin— was no way. it was impossible. kgoin. woo— was no way. it was impossible. kgoin. you ooo— was no way. it was impossible. again, you see what— was no way. it was impossible. again, you see what we've- again, you see what we've forgotten is that this coronation everybody coronation is everybody says, oh, a celebration the oh, it's a celebration of the diversity but diversity of the nation, but it's a real celebration of is diversity of the nation, but it's triumphelebration of is diversity of the nation, but it's triumph of)ration of is diversity of the nation, but it's triumph of divorce.f is diversity of the nation, but it's triumph of divorce. yeah. the triumph of divorce. yeah. theidea the triumph of divorce. yeah. the idea that you have a divorced king and a divorced queen crowned and anointed by the archbishop of canterbury in westminster abbey would have been unthinkable . there would been unthinkable. there would have been no need for the abdication crisis. you see, you call it abdication crisis. you see, you ooii i o— abdication crisis. you see, you call it a triumph— abdication crisis. you see, you call it a triumph of— you see, you call it a triumph of divorce. i ooii— call it a triumph of divorce. i ooii inor— call it a triumph of divorce. i ooii inoi o— call it a triumph of divorce. i call that a triumph of love. won.— call that a triumph of love. woii. oo— call that a triumph of love. woii. so im— call that a triumph of love. well, so but let's— call that a triumph of love. well, so but let's be- call that a triumph of love. well, so but let's be honest, it is a triumph of divorce. and new life. in other words, it's our new kind of family. so the royal family is once again symbolising what's happened to the british family because so many of us have been through the same kind of heart rending experiences and then a re knitting and somebody came up with a rather wonderful term blended family. came up with a rather wonderful term blended family . yeah. and term blended family. yeah. and again , unthinkable. it's not again, unthinkable. it's not simply queen camilla. it's that the parker bowles will be present in equal numbers to

windsors for the first time. i met camilla, she said, do you wom— met camilla, she said, do you wonr io— met camilla, she said, do you wonr ro nono— met camilla, she said, do you want to have a— met camilla, she said, do you want to have a die— met camilla, she said, do you want to have a die for a oigoroiioi— want to have a die for a cigarette? do- want to have a die for a cigarette? do you want to come? kno— cigarette? do you want to come? and i— cigarette? do you want to come? and i oion-r— cigarette? do you want to come? and i didn't even— cigarette? do you want to come? and i didn't even smoke, but i wom— and i didn't even smoke, but i wonr ooi— and i didn't even smoke, but i wonr our o— and i didn't even smoke, but i went out a with— and i didn't even smoke, but i went out a with her. of course i oio. — went out a with her. of course i oio. i— went out a with her. of course i oio. iwonioo— went out a with her. of course i did. i wanted to— went out a with her. of course i did. i wanted to talk to think rigni. — did. i wanted to talk to think rigni. okav-_ did. i wanted to talk to think right. cj

weekend, there are thousands of members of the military 4000 members of the military 4000 members of the military 4000 members of the military who will be in that procession to and from westminster abbey, but also thousands of others lining the route alongside the policemen, sort of interspersed in between those police officers along the route to give kyiv that added layer of security, because at the end of the day, they've been doing many months of planning for this. but there is always the unexpected. there are threats that are multi dimensional. there is, of course , the threat from international terrorism. there's also the threat that comes is from those activist and protest groups that may well be planning to make some kind of a statement on the day. for instance, we've heard that some active groups are talking about setting off rape alarms with a with , you know, an alarms with a with, you know, an

attempt to sort of spook the horses that are taking part in the procession . and then there's the procession. and then there's a lone individuals andrew and bev, you know , someone that bev, you know, someone that might just decide to make a statement for whatever reason, run out in front of the procession or do whatever they do . hopefully this will pass do. hopefully this will pass without incident. but the security services, the police say they are prepared to deal with whatever arises . we're with whatever arises. we're going to use your. yeah . all going to use your. yeah. all right. going to use your. yeah. all rigni. inor— going to use your. yeah. all right. that that's— wigw:iw “wig i5wi ” yeah. all right. that that's mark white. work.— right. that that's mark white. work. monks— right. that that's mark white. mark, thanks so— right. that that's mark white. mark, thanks so much- right. that that's mark white. mark, thanks so much for- right. that that's mark white. mark, thanks so much forjoining mark, thanks so much for joining us. i'm here at buckingham palace with you. of course, it's just 48 hours now to the coronation still bev is coronation still to come, bev is in the mail as we speak. she's going to be to talking some of these superfans. there's a little array tents already little array of tents already here. people been here. some people have been sleeping here since saturday. that's enthusiasm. that's called real enthusiasm. some call some people might call it something else. of course, this is to the point on news, is to the point on gb news,

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oooon— funeral of her majesty the oooon wiw— funeral of her majesty the queen, why is— funeral of her majesty the queen, why is security tighter . queen, why is security tighter. ror — queen, why is security tighter. ror wow.— queen, why is security tighter. for well, it's— queen, why is security tighter. for well, it's 1021. - queen, why is security tighter. for �*wajwitll i �*oiz�*j�* /witw ”wit queen, why is security tighter. for �*wajwitii i �*oiz�*j�* /witw ”wi; for well, it's 1021. you're with me. andrew pierce and bev turner on gb news. we're at buckingham palace and bev turner. my. my colleague, she's in the mouth. i think she's talking to some of these people who've been camping here for several days . where's here for several days. where's beth ? have we got . her no, we'll beth? have we got. her no, we'll get we'll get to beth david starkey is with me still. david, we haven't talked yet about prince harry. no, we think he's going to be a yes. yes quite. but he is still a royal prince. he's sixth in line to the throne. he is going to grace us with his presence for 24 hours. is it important he's here or not? ithink is it important he's here or not? i think from the point of wow— not? i think from the point of oi— not? i think from the point of oi ino— not? i think from the point of view of the king,— t“witw7 i think from the point of view of the king, his father is ooopororoiw— view of the king, his father is ooogoroioiw i— view of the king, his father is desperately i mean, again and in many— desperately i mean, again and in non woio— desperately i mean, again and in non wowo i— desperately i mean, again and in many ways, i think— desperately i mean, again and in many ways, i think the king has giowoo— many ways, i think the king has played ii— many ways, i think the king has played i won— many ways, i think the king has played it very sensibly. he's onown— played it very sensibly. he's onown every— played it very sensibly. he's shown every sign of love and

ioioronoo— shown every sign of love and ioioronoo .— shown every sign of love and tolerance , maybe too much love, tolerance, maybe too much love, mowio— tolerance, maybe too much love, mowio ioo— tolerance, maybe too much love, mowio ioo moon— tolerance, maybe too much love, maybe too much tolerance for oomoioow— maybe too much tolerance for oomoioow wno— maybe too much tolerance for somebody who is— maybe too much tolerance for somebody who is now a prodigal so— somebody who is now a prodigal so no-o— somebody who is now a prodigal so no-o woo— somebody who is now a prodigal son. so he's you know, he's he's ionowing— son. so he's you know, he's he's ionowing in— son. so he's you know, he's he's ionowing in on— son. so he's you know, he's he's behaving in an almost biblical ioonion.— behaving in an almost biblical fashion. that's— behaving in an almost biblical fashion. that's that's the grand wav— fashion. that's that's the grand wow oi— fashion. that's that's the grand wow oi purring— fashion. that's that's the grand wow oi purring ii— fashion. that's that's the grand way of putting it .— fashion. that's that's the grand way of putting it . the cynical way of putting it. the cynical wav— way of putting it. the cynical wow oi— way of putting it. the cynical wow oi purring— way of putting it. the cynical way of putting it— way of putting it. the cynical way of putting it is that he's giwon— way of putting it is that he's giwon nonw— way of putting it is that he's given harry and— way of putting it is that he's given harry and meghan just onoogn— given harry and meghan just onoogn rogo— given harry and meghan just onoogn ropo ro— given harry and meghan just enough rope to hang themselves. and mow-wo— enough rope to hang themselves. and they've proceeded not simply to and they've proceeded not simply ro nong— and they've proceeded not simply to hang themselves, but increasingly— to hang themselves, but increasingly hanged, and increasingly hanged, drawn and goonoroo—in- increasingly hanged, drawn and quartered—in the. increasingly hanged, drawn and quartered in the view quartered themselves in the view of quartered themselves in the view oi ino— quartered themselves in the view oi rno onion— quartered themselves in the view of the british public. �*wajwi; ”wit of the british public. we're going— of the british public. we're goingloorrw— of the british public. we're goingloorrw on- of the british public. we're going carry on with this going to carry on with this conversation. mail conversation. bev is in the mail now. some very now. she's found some very interesting royal fans, royal enthusiastic . bev, all yours ? enthusiastic. bev, all yours? oh, yeah. when you say royal fans, they don't get more enthusiastic than this morning. team, right. tell us your name. now— team, right. tell us your name. now iong— team, right. tell us your name. now iong nono— team, right. tell us your name. how long have you— team, right. tell us your name. how long have you been here, kerry? — how long have you been here, kerry? iro— how long have you been here, kerry? i've been.— how long have you been here, kerry? i've been. i- how long have you been here, kerry? t“ i t“ how long have you been here, kerry? l t“ kerry? i've been. i live in the centre of lincolnshire in a town called gainsborough. i've been here since two days ago . i was here since two days ago. i was the first camper for princess eugenie's wedding, but, you know, i'm 58 or 16, whatever way you look at it again . and i

you look at it again. and i rested up. i've got a heart condition and stuff like this in the hotel. but then i came here yesterday at about 11:00, primarily because, you know , primarily because, you know, people will be right to that fencing over there. and i wanted a good view, a good spot to embrace the moment of a coronation from my perception and perspective . lviv you know, and perspective. lviv you know, so you got three nights in your tent. yeah. so you got three nights in your tent . yeah. tell so you got three nights in your tent. yeah. tell us what so you got three nights in your tent . yeah. tell us what you've tent. yeah. tell us what you've iroogni— tent. yeah. tell us what you've iroognr oown— tent. yeah. tell us what you've brought down here,— yeah. tell us what you've brought down here, kerry. what now— brought down here, kerry. what now oo— brought down here, kerry. what now do woo— brought down here, kerry. what how do you make— brought down here, kerry. what how do you make this work? woo-wo— how do you make this work? woo-no goi— how do you make this work? you've got what— how do you make this work? you've got what your bits and nioooo— you've got what your bits and pioooot wow— you've got what your bits and pieces, your food,— you've got what your bits and pieces, your food, your phone, ino— pieces, your food, your phone, no nigni— pieces, your food, your phone, the night before— pieces, your food, your phone, the night before in the hotel rooioo— the night before in the hotel rooioo on. — the night before in the hotel rested up. and— the night before in the hotel rested up. “i wiwitw the night before in the hotel rested up. and what i do is i colour code things because it's very hard when you've got lots of little bits to know where everything is. so my makeup will be the silver thing. i'm be in the silver thing. i'm diabetic and insulin, so diabetic and have insulin, so i've got a different colour bag for that . and then you can just, for that. and then you can just, you know , my makeup's in here you know, my makeup's in here and is it comfortable ? i find it and is it comfortable? i find it very comfortable . i've been very comfortable. i've been doing for a time. very comfortable. i've been doing for a time . also. doing it for a long time. also. i do a bit of freelance work for

magazines and i'm an outdoors person, so i do course. well, i used to do coastal works. i'm not that fit these days, so i'm used to extreme conditions. i lived on the shetland isles for a while. this is nothing to me. you know, if you open your front door and you live in a bigger allowance around by sea on three sides and you open door and sides and you open the door and there's a snowdrift the size of there's a snowdrift the size of the door, and you just have to turn. this is easy for you, but wnor— turn. this is easy for you, but wnor oioio— turn. this is easy for you, but what about like— this is easy for you, but what about like going to the loo or what about like going to the loo o-o onowori— what about like going to the loo or-a shower? kerry- what about like going to the loo or a shower? kerry the or having a shower? kerry the goooiiono— or having a shower? kerry the questions—all- or having a shower? kerry the questions—all the| questions this is what all the iooioo— questions this is what all the ladies-home— questions this is what all the ladies-home are- questions this is what all the ladies home are thinking. ladies at home are thinking. hey— ladies at home are thinking. hey .— ladies at home are thinking. hey r-get_ ladies at home are thinking. hey ,-get friendly- ladies at home are thinking. hey ,-get friendly with. hey, you get friendly with secured i please use secured motty can i please use your toilet? you know , at other your toilet? you know, at other events, i don't really like this security because it's strange, you know , we come here with all you know, we come here with all this equipment . you know, we come here with all this equipment. no you know, we come here with all this equipment . no one looks at this equipment. no one looks at anything. and yet there's these . them and us feeling with these fences. i just don't like it . fences. i just don't like it. and at other events , there's and at other events, there's been toilets there that were really accessible and what they tend to do now is shut you in

areas . sorry, tend to do now is shut you in areas. sorry, i tend to do now is shut you in areas . sorry, i have to say tend to do now is shut you in areas. sorry, i have to say this human rights you know we're here to support you. well, david srorkow— to support you. well, david siorkow noo— to support you. well, david starkey has just— well, david starkey has just been talking oioio— starkey has just been talking oiooi inor— starkey has just been talking about that and— starkey has just been talking about that and saying how the ooowirw— about that and saying how the ooowiiw oi— about that and saying how the security at these— about that and saying how the security at these events has had to security at these events has had ro romp— security at these events has had ro romnlowor— security at these events has had to ramp .over the _ security at these events has had to ramp over the years and to ramp up over the years and inor— to ramp up over the years and inoiloooo— to ramp up over the years and thatldoes-alter- to ramp up over the years and that does alter the that it does slightly alter the iooi— that it does slightly alter the iooilrno— that it does slightly alter the iooilrno gow— that it does slightly alter the feel-the day. let- that it does slightly alter the feel the day. let me move on feel of the day. let me move on to feel of the day. let me move on o monk— feel of the day. let me move on o inonk won— feel of the day. let me move on to thank you, kerry.— feel of the day. let me move on to thank you, kerry. thank you so to thank you, kerry. thank you oo moon.— to thank you, kerry. thank you so much. have— to thank you, kerry. thank you so much. have a— to thank you, kerry. thank you so much. have a lovely few days, ionw— so much. have a lovely few days, ionw. i— so much. have a lovely few days, ionw. i oio— so much. have a lovely few days, ionw. w on ook— so much. have a lovely few days, tony. i did ask if— so much. have a lovely few days, tony. i did ask if you were a couple-— tony. i did ask if you were a oomo-not- tony. i did ask if you were a. couple.-no,-week couple. she said, no, the week is couple. she said, no, the week io woong— couple. she said, no, the week io woong-kignri- couple. she said, no, the week is young right? but how is young guys, right? but how iong— is young guys, right? but how iong-woo— is young guys, right? but how iong-woo ioom- is young guys, right? but how long you been such a royal long have you been such a royal oiooooiwoi— long have you been such a royal oiooooiwoi — long have you been such a royal obsessive? i've— long have you been such a royal obsessive? i've been- long have you been such a royal obsessive? i've been a royalist ever since i was at came out. my mother's stomach. no, i've been a royalist ever since i saw the queen's jubilee . the silver in. queen's jubilee. the silver in. i think it was in the 60s in wolverhampton when she came through . i've actually met the through. i've actually met the queen. oh, i'm shook hands with the queen when she came to wolverhampton at and she was absolutely fantastic. absolutely fantastic person, face to face. and are you camping down here? i oon-i— and are you camping down here? i can't see a tent.— and are you camping down here? i can't see a tent. yes,— and are you camping down here? i can't see a tent. yes, i'm oiooging— can't see a tent. yes, i'm oiooping in—

can't see a tent. yes, i'm oiooping in mw- can't see a tent. yes, i'm sleeping in my chair. ig sleeping in my chair. i brought a sleeping in my chair. i brought o iiiiio— sleeping in my chair. i brought a little chair and i'm for here three days sleeping in my chair with my union. jack what do you do when you're not being a royal obsessive? well, i'm a retired man . i've got lots of hobbies. man. i've got lots of hobbies. i've got lots of interests . yes, i've got lots of interests. yes, i've got lots of interests. yes, i've done 45 years of voluntary work . and i used to volunteer work. and i used to volunteer for the west midlands police. and i've done such amazing volunteering work. i've got my life and my lifetime achievement award, which was awarded to me by the west midlands police. i have a photograph of that and what else can i say? i've got my lifetime achievement. it wasn't from the palace, but it was from the police. it's brilliant. nonooriw— the police. it's brilliant. honestly who - twi; it's brilliant. honestly who says the brits are not honestly who says the brits are nor ooomno— honestly who says the brits are not eccentric any— honestly who says the brits are not eccentric any more? we're oiooriw— not eccentric any more? we're oiooriw oii— not eccentric any more? we're oiooriw oii o— not eccentric any more? we're clearly all a bit— not eccentric any more? we're clearly all a bit eccentric . clearly all a bit eccentric. inonk— clearly all a bit eccentric. inonk won— clearly all a bit eccentric. thank you, guys. bar bartley. now— thank you, guys. bar bartley. now oro— thank you, guys. bar bartley. now woo— thank you, guys. bar bartley. now woo i — thank you, guys. bar bartley. how are you ? igi how are you? i'm pretty good for a change. i'm not too well, how are you? igi 72g i'm not too well, but a change. i'm not too well, but im— a change. i'm not too well, but im oiiii— a change. i'm not too well, but im oriii nono— a change. i'm not too well, but i'm still here because- 72g i'm not too well, but i'm still here because i was

roooniiw— i'm still here because i was roooniiw in— i'm still here because i was recently in hospital and self—discharge just a day purely so self—discharge just a day purely oo i— self—discharge just a day purely oo i oooig— self—discharge just a day purely oo i oooio io— self—discharge just a day purely so i could be here. sorry to noon— so i could be here. sorry to noon i— so i could be here. sorry to hear. i hope you're not taking any unnecessary risks. is this your tent? no i'm also sleeping in o— your tent? no i'm also sleeping in o onoir— your tent? no i'm also sleeping in a chair because— ” iwittx7 \witw i'm also sleeping in a chair because government goioonoo— in a chair because government goioonoo io— in a chair because government guidance is that— in a chair because government guidance is that we couldn't use iomo— guidance is that we couldn't use ionio . — guidance is that we couldn't use ionio . okay— guidance is that we couldn't use ionio . okow. oo— guidance is that we couldn't use tents . okay, so you're- guidance is that we couldn't use tents . “wig tents. okay, so you're sleeping in this chair, having just checked out of hospital. you must love the royal family more than probably anybody here this this week. and what kind of king is charles going to make? i would hope he would make a good king. iwould would hope he would make a good king. i would make sure in my wow— king. i would make sure in my inor— king. i would make sure in my inoi i— king. i would make sure in my view that i would— “wig i would make sure in my view that i would hope he'd do as view that i would hope he'd do oo gooo— view that i would hope he'd do oo gooo oo— view that i would hope he'd do oo gooo oo nio— view that i would hope he'd do as good as his mother. view that i would hope he'd do as good as his mother . yeah. and as good as his mother. yeah. and do woo— as good as his mother. yeah. and do woo mink— as good as his mother. yeah. and oo woo inink no— as good as his mother. yeah. and do you think he can? ' i as good as his mother. yeah. and do you think he can? '“ri do you think he can? and what oioio— do you think he can? and what about queen camilla? are you on board with that ? i like lady board with that? i like lady commo— board with that? i like lady comiiio. i— board with that? i like lady camilla. i don't— i it“r5i7 i like lady camilla. i don't believe it's rigni— camilla. i don't believe it's rigni ro— camilla. i don't believe it's rigni ro ooii— camilla. i don't believe it's right to call her— camilla. i don't believe it's right to call her queen camilla, ioooooo— right to call her queen camilla, ioooooo ono— right to call her queen camilla, because she should be known as the because she should be known as rno king-o— because she should be known as the king's consort.— because she should be known as the king's consort. but that is my

the king's consort. but that is mw oniw— the king's consort. but that is my only petty— the king's consort. but that is my only petty comment . but i do my only petty comment. but i do ioiiowo— my only petty comment. but i do ioiiowo inor— my only petty comment. but i do believe that she— my only petty comment. but i do believe that she will make a gooo— believe that she will make a good gooon— believe that she will make a good queen. king's consort. war.— good queen. king's consort. woii. oio— good queen. king's consort. woii. oio io— good queen. king's consort. well, she is at— good queen. king's consort. well, she is at the- good queen. king's consort. well, she is at the moment, the queen consort from saturday onwards , she will be queen onwards, she will be queen camilla. there was a time we were just discussing this when that seemed unimaginable. i know. and it still is pretty unimaginable— know. and it still is pretty unimaginable for any diehard rowoi— unimaginable for any diehard rowoi ion— unimaginable for any diehard royal fan that— unimaginable for any diehard royal fan that have always grown up royal fan that have always grown on knowing— royal fan that have always grown on knowing oo— royal fan that have always grown up knowing as queens consort for irinoo— up knowing as queens consort for irinoo iniiin— up knowing as queens consort for irinoo iniiin ,— up knowing as queens consort for prince philip , for— up knowing as queens consort for prince philip , for example, and prince philip, for example, and it's prince philip, for example, and no ino— prince philip, for example, and no no ioi— prince philip, for example, and no no ioi i— prince philip, for example, and it's the but i suppose something inor— it's the but i suppose something inoi wo— it's the but i suppose something inoi wo wiii— it's the but i suppose something that we will have— it's the but i suppose something that we will have to live with ono— that we will have to live with ono wo — that we will have to live with ono wo wiii— that we will have to live with and we will have— that we will have to live with and we will have to get you oiook— and we will have to get you stuck calling— and we will have to get you stuck calling her queen camilla. so stuck calling her queen camilla. so wiii— stuck calling her queen camilla. so wiii onw— stuck calling her queen camilla. so will any letters— stuck calling her queen camilla. so will any letters are addressed— so will any letters are addressed to- so will any letters are addressed to her. i will still wriro— addressed to her. i will still wriio nor— addressed to her. i will still write her royal— addressed to her. i will still write her royal highness, lady commo— write her royal highness, lady comiiio. okay-— write her royal highness, lady camilla. okay. right ?wig“ camilla. okay. right right. wow.— camilla. okay. right right. woii. i— camilla. okay. right right. well, i think it was george orwell said in the 1940s. what distinguishes the english from any other nationalities that we have hobbies and these three

certainly do. they are the royal obsessives. we're all a little bit royal obsessive this week, though, aren't we, andrew, back to you . we absolutely are. david to you. we absolutely are. david now— to you. we absolutely are. david now ioiking— to you. we absolutely are. david now roiking io— to you. we absolutely are. david bev talking to what— we absolutely are. david bev talking to what we might ooii— bev talking to what we might ooii rowoi— bev talking to what we might call royal obsessives, these onorooioro— call royal obsessives, these characters dressed up in all moir— characters dressed up in all inoir iinion— characters dressed up in all their union flags. they're part of their union flags. they're part oi-rion— their union flags. they're part of-rich tapestry- their union flags. they're part of rich tapestry of the of the rich tapestry of the kowoi— of the rich tapestry of thej royal—they? royal family, aren't they? mow-wo— royal family, aren't they? they've followed they've always followed the rowoio. — they've always followed the rowoio—ooro- they've always followed the royals. _dare one they've always followed the- royals._dare one say royals. yeah. and dare one say they harmless. quite. and they are harmless. quite. and they're part of a kind of obscure national passion. they're the furthest spectrum. you know, we are at one end of the royal spectrum. they're at the royal spectrum. they're at the other. i mean, i like to call myself a rational royalist, which a rational monarchist, but in some ways is a bit of a paradox. maybe even an oxymoron. but i believe there's a really very good argument for it. on the other hand, fundamental albie monarchy is about passion . it's about personal identification . and these people identification. and these people are showing it absolutely . are showing it absolutely. we're going to be also be ioiking— we're going to be also be talking. we're— we're going to be also be talking. we're going to carry on inor— talking. we're going to carry on that conversation— talking. we're going to carry on that conversation with david soorkow— that conversation with david starkey - prince - that conversation with david starkey prince harry, starkey about prince harry, because,_willj because, of course, he will be non.— because, of course, he will be mio—know- because, of course, he will be here. _know for. because, of course, he will be. here. _know for how here. but we don't know for how iong.— here. but we don't know for how iong. k— here. but we don't know for how iong. a ior— here. but we don't know for how iong. a ioi oi— here. but we don't know for how

long. a lot of people watching ono— long. a lot of people watching and listening.— long. a lot of people watching and listening. i— long. a lot of people watching and listening. i think you're ininkingt— and listening. i think you're winking-io— and listening. i think you're thinking,-is he- and listening. i think you're thinking, is he to and listening. i think you're. thinking,-is he _to be thinking, why is he going to be non?— thinking, why is he going to be mioo-going- thinking, why is he going to be noroi-going io- thinking, why is he going to be here?-going to be- here? well, it's going to be ioiking— here? well, it's going to be talking-flags.- here? well, it's going to be talking flags. we're going talking about flags. we're going to talking about flags. we're going io—in.— talking about flags. we're going io—in. kn— talking about flags. we're going io—in. kii woo- talking about flags. we're going to_in. all you need. to fill you on in. all you need to fill you on in. all you need ro know— to fill you on in. all you need ro know oo— to fill you on in. all you need to know as we— to fill you on in. all you need to know as we count down to the coronoiion. — to know as we count down to the coronation. that's— to know as we count down to the coronation. that's your coronation. that's after your morning— coronation. that's after your morning rhiannon coronation. that's after your- morning-rhiannon jones morning news with rhiannon jones . inonk— morning news with rhiannon jones . inonk woo,— morning news with rhiannon jones . thank you, andrew. i �*oi’é�* . thank you, andrew. it's 1031, wow— . thank you, andrew. it's 1031, your ior— . thank you, andrew. it's 1031, your top stories from the newsroom the king's coronations just two days away and police have said they'll take swift action against anyone who disrupts the event . former royal disrupts the event. former royal protection officer simon morgan is warning potential protesters if anybody takes unannounced action, they'll be in the middle of an armed policing operation . of an armed policing operation. he says demonstrators could be mistake taken by police for plotters who wish to cause harm. the met police yesterday announced 29,000 officers are being deployed to bolster security surrounding the event . security surrounding the event. former liberal democrat mp norman baker says although high levels of security are necessary , people still have a right to freedom of speech . ukraine says

freedom of speech. ukraine says its shot down 18 russian drones in another overnight attack. it's understood there are no casualties . russia says casualties. russia says yesterday's drone strike on the kremlin will not go unanswered. it's accused ukraine of trying to assassinate president putin. president vladimir zelenskyy, meanwhile, is in the hague this morning attending a meeting at the international criminal court . the government's announced the final uk evacuation flights have left sudan. the two flights took off late last night and early this morning. the government had previously said the last plane would leave on wednesday with british officials who've been working on the evacuation expected on board. the foreign office says there'll be no further extensions as two palestinian gunmen suspected of shooting dead a british israeli woman and her daughters have been killed in a raid. maya and rina d, who were 20 and 15, died in the west bank when their car

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on gb news the people's channel. britain is watching . it's 1037. britain is watching. it's 1037. this is the point— britain is watching. it's 1037. this is the point on- britain is watching. it's 1037. this is the point on gb- t“ t “wig it's1037. this is the point on gb news wiri— this is the point on gb news wiin mo— this is the point on gb news with me, andrew— this is the point on gb news with me, andrew pierce and bev iorrno— with me, andrew pierce and bev iwrno wno-o— with me, andrew pierce and bev turner, who's back— with me, andrew pierce and bev turner, who's back from talking to turner, who's back from talking ro inooo— turner, who's back from talking to those fascinating people in the to those fascinating people in no moi.— to those fascinating people in the mail. and— to those fascinating people in the mail. and we're still here wiri— the mail. and we're still here wiin oowio— the mail. and we're still here with david starkey. we were roiking— with david starkey. we were roiking-worw— with david starkey. we were talking very fascinating talking about very fascinating nooniot— talking about very fascinating goono-ono— talking about very fascinating people, and meghan , you people, harry and meghan, you woro-wnw— people, harry and meghan, you woro-wnw iro— people, harry and meghan, you were why it's important were saying why it's important for were saying why it's important ior ino— were saying why it's important ior rno king— were saying why it's important for the king that— were saying why it's important for the king that he's here not iiwing— for the king that he's here not iiwing-woiit- for the king that he's here not living-well, not- for the king that he's here not living well, not at living in a tent? well, not at ino— living in a tent? well, not at no momom— living in a tent? well, not at the moment. not— living in a tent? well, not at the moment. not yet. it would be goiio— the moment. not yet. it would be goiiolon—morkoi— the moment. not yet. it would be quite-up—market-if- the moment. not yet. it would be quite up—market if they quite an up—market tent if they woro-worwt— quite an up—market tent if they were very, expensive. were very, very, very expensive. er

were very, very, very expensive. irooniiiionooi— were very, very, very expensive. er conditioned, you _ were very, very, very expensive. er conditioned, you know,- were very, very, very expensive. er conditioned, you know, all that with built in television cameras private cameras for those private moments. exactly. but cameras for those private moments. exactly . but the moments. yes, exactly. but the king moments. yes, exactly. but the king wonioo— moments. yes, exactly. but the king wanted him _ moments. yes, exactly. but the king wanted him here,- i/wit5 witk

thinks vicars, priests, bishops should never go on for longer than seven minutes. he did 15 at least. and it felt much , much, least. and it felt much, much, much longer. indeed. of course, in the old days, monarchs used to have a way of dealing with this. queen elizabeth, the first rather than the second, was up there. you can still it at there. you can still see it at hampton in the royal pew. hampton court in the royal pew. and it used to have windows. and if preacher too on if the preacher went too on long, she would open the window and enough, master speaker and say, enough, master speaker . and it was so great that when you— . and it was so great that when woo romomori— . and it was so great that when you remember that— and it was so great that when you remember that wedding and it rooiiw— you remember that wedding and it rooiiw ioio— you remember that wedding and it really felt like— you remember that wedding and it really felt like the— you remember that wedding and it really felt like the royal romiiw— really felt like the royal romiiw woo— really felt like the royal family was modernising, it was one...— family was modernising, it was ooon ii— family was modernising, it was openr ii woo— family was modernising, it was open, it was welcoming, it was a nook. — open, it was welcoming, it was a nook. inoro-o— open, it was welcoming, it was a truck. there's a— open, it was welcoming, it was a truck. there's a tragedy in oioro-o— truck. there's a tragedy in mono o— truck. there's a tragedy in mono o i— truck. there's a tragedy in there's a i think there's a real irogoow. — there's a i think there's a real irogoow. mow— there's a i think there's a real tragedy. they had- there's a i think there's a real tragedy. t“wi;{ “swi there's a i think there's a real tragedy. t“wi;{ g t“ there's a i think there's a real tragedy. g t“ tragedy. they had the again, the queen designate waited for them. the role of youth ambassadors to the commonwealth. yeah there was there was a place for them. it was a natural extension of the extraordinary . everybody goes on extraordinary. everybody goes on about the royal family racist. they've been the least racist. in fact, i think they've gone way ahead of public opinion in

many ways because they're so used to the commonwealth, to the african nations and so on. and for all of that, to be bluntly thrown back in their faces . why thrown back in their faces. why do you think, though,- t t“ ” t why do you think, though, when you iook— do you think, though, when you iook baa,— do you think, though, when you iook back, i— do you think, though, when you look back, i mean,— do you think, though, when you look back, i mean, i one of the inor— look back, i mean, i one of the rumours that i— look back, i mean, i one of the rumours that i heard was that the rumours that i heard was that no noiooo— rumours that i heard was that the palace had— rumours that i heard was that the palace had underestimated the palace had underestimated rno rio— the palace had underestimated the pr requirement that would be nooo— the pr requirement that would be nooo ro— the pr requirement that would be nooo ro monoog— the pr requirement that would be need to manage harry and meghan and need to manage harry and meghan ono nonw— need to manage harry and meghan ono norrw ono— need to manage harry and meghan and harry and meghan. ig s“wi and harry and meghan. meghan and iiogion— and harry and meghan. meghan and meghan. well no, because i think harry, harry, clearly, from what we've seen from his book and the documentaries, harry feels very hard done by as the spare. he was never reconciled to he was never reconciled to the ooioroinoio— was never reconciled to the subordinate role _ was never reconciled to the subordinate role that he had to nono— subordinate role that he had to have, ioi— subordinate role that he had to have, but that— subordinate role that he had to have, but that preposterous. but the have, but that preposterous. but no iooo— have, but that preposterous. but no iooo woo— have, but that preposterous. but the idea was the— have, but that preposterous. but the idea was the buckingham ioiooo— the idea was the buckingham palace thought— the idea was the buckingham palace thought nothing is going to palace thought nothing is going ro-noro— palace thought nothing is going ro-noro ior— palace thought nothing is going to-here for us- palace thought nothing is going to here for us from a pr to change here for us from a pr nomi— to change here for us from a pr oomi-wo— to change here for us from a pr noini-wo wiii- to change here for us from a pr point we will continue point of view, we will continue to point of view, we will continue io-ino — point of view, we will continue io-ino oomo— point of view, we will continue to the same relationship to have the same relationship wiri— to have the same relationship wiin ino— to have the same relationship with the british _ to have the same relationship with the british press that wo-wo—iong. i we've had for so long. we have a rooinroooi— we've had for so long. we have a reciprocal understanding of how this reciprocal understanding of how inio worko — reciprocal understanding of how this works. harry— reciprocal understanding of how this works. harry and meghan oion-i— this works. harry and meghan gang-nag,- didn't buy into that, and i mink— didn't buy into that, and i think that's— didn't buy into that, and i think that's probably the think that's probably where the noiooo— think that's probably where the noiooo —inow- think that's probably where the palace they didn't palace went wrong. they didn't gino— palace went wrong. they didn't giwo-o— palace went wrong. they didn't give-a separate- palace went wrong. they didn't give a separate team give them a separate pr team inor— give them a separate pr team inoi wooio— give them a separate pr team that would _their- that would manage their expectations— that would manage their. expectations—as expectations as as much as

monoging— expectations as as much as monoging moir— expectations as as much as managing their image could have ioom— managing their image could have ioon owoiooo— managing their image could have been avoided . _ managing their image could have been avoided . but— managing their image could have been avoided . ig managing their image could have been avoided . .jw�*~wj.wi;rigt“s“ i been avoided. but meghan would have wanted the team that regarded being a rival regarded itself as being a rival to buckingham palace. i mean, this is the problem that that. okay, harry may have felt himself hard done by. i mean, was it not pathetic that we got the stories of teenage angst? my big brother got a bigger bedroom than me and i was very, very hurt about it. i mean, sorry, this is childish. this is the trouble is what? what? meghan has done, she has given harry a new language. she's given him a kind of amplification. so what are these sort of little recesses of memory of childhood grudges , the victimhood. but of grudges, the victimhood. but of course , victimhood is now a good course, victimhood is now a good thing in in in critical race theory speak and they again, this extraordinary parody acas is immensely rich , leisured is immensely rich, leisured people presenting themselves as hard done by as rejects. well, that's where it's unravelled to . butl that's where it's unravelled to

. but i think probably we all iooi— . but i think probably we all iooi ooo— . but i think probably we all feel sad that— . but i think probably we all feel sad that it's— but i think probably we all feel sad that it's got to this oomi.— feel sad that it's got to this poini. kno— feel sad that it's got to this poini. and i— feel sad that it's got to this point. and i just— feel sad that it's got to this point. and i just wonder whether onow— point. and i just wonder whether inow iook— point. and i just wonder whether inow iook iook— point. and i just wonder whether they look back and— point. and i just wonder whether they look back and do the palace nono— they look back and do the palace nowo rogroio— they look back and do the palace have regrets that— they look back and do the palace have regrets that they didn't monoog— have regrets that they didn't monoog iii— have regrets that they didn't manage it? maybe they were unmanageable. _ manage it? maybe they were unmanageable. i think there's an oiomoni— unmanageable. i think there's an oiomoni oi— unmanageable. i think there's an element of that. _ unmanageable. i think there's an element of that. i— unmanageable. i think there's an element of that. i element of that. i think it is iro— element of that. i think it is it's also that, again, harry expressed it because i think he's rather dim and therefore he told the truth. harry expressed it very clearly. he said, this is a hierarchy, royal institution. how on earth can you a royal actually say, isn't it a bad thing that this is a hierarchical institution as if he wasn't used to it because he was born to it? he was born to in — was born to it? he was born to it. he went to eton, the most hierarchy institution on god's earth, and look, i'm not going to criticise meghan today, but we do know there was a major investigation internally at investigation done internally at the allegations of the palace about allegations of bullying because she bullying by her. she because she oowoioo— bullying by her. she because she devoted - staff, _ bullying by her. she because she devoted-staff, she- devoted keeping staff, she ionowoo— devoted keeping staff, she behaved - an - devoted keeping staff, she behaved an entitled film behaved like an entitled film oior— behaved like an entitled film i star—never published star and they've never published the star and they've never published rno ronon— star and they've never published rno ronon .— star and they've never published rno rogon . oo— star and they've never published the report . do you— star and they've never published the report . do you want to talk the report. do you want to talk oiooi— the report. do you want to talk oiooi iiogoi— the report. do you want to talk about flags? because if we woikoo— about flags? because if we walked .the_ about flags? because if we walked the mall, we see all walked up the mall, we see all the walked up the mall, we see all no iiogo— walked up the mall, we see all no iiogo oi— walked up the mall, we see all the flags of the— walked up the mall, we see all the flags of the commonwealth iioiioring. — the flags of the commonwealth fluttering. _were- fluttering. when you were walking there, we saw the walking up there, we saw the flags think it's

flags and it's i think it's three jacks and then a three union jacks and then a commonwealth flag. this was not the case in 1953 when the empire was much more important. it was union jack after union . jack union jack after union. jack i think it's a kind of de—man say the unroyal posture of leaning over backwards because at least half of these countries will be republics. they've already said so. they'll be the west indies will be all i would have thought. yes with the possible exception of belize or whatever the new zealand prime minister who's coming here, is already preparing for a australia saying exactly the same thing. and i think this rather despot attempt is misconceived , which means we is misconceived, which means we should have had much more prominence that he is fundamentally king of the united kingdom and in a sense that's all been played down and diminished and it shouldn't be. we are his people. yeah, yeah . we are his people. yeah, yeah. and the. do you think it ”wsi; t“ “cir?" ist“ and the. do you think it will s”wi; t“ “cir? t“ t“ and the. do you think it will be non— and the. do you think it will be noii or— and the. do you think it will be noii or oo— and the. do you think it will be noii or do woo— and the. do you think it will be half or do you think that will imnooi— half or do you think that will imnooi on— half or do you think that will impact on the— half or do you think that will impact on the commonwealth too?

vowi— impact on the commonwealth too? oowio noooooo— impact on the commonwealth too? david because the— impact on the commonwealth too? david because the queen loved the commonwealth. what is it, 54 oooniriooi— the commonwealth. what is it, 54 oooniriooo io— the commonwealth. what is it, 54 countries? is that— the commonwealth. what is it, 54 countries? is that going to onrowoi— countries? is that going to unravel too? _ countries? is that going to unravel too? i countries? is that going to- unravel too? .but remember, unravel too? but but remember, you be a member the you can be a member of the commonwealth republic. you commonwealth and a republic. you can. this complete can. there is this complete confusion between you confusion between the notion you have monarchy to be have to be a monarchy to be a member of the commonwealth. that is commonwealth is is not true. the commonwealth is an association of free peoples andifs an association of free peoples and it's also the staggering thing about the british empire. it's the only empire that actually willed its own end. will its own demise that built this in in the reaction to the american revolution with with the durham report in canada, with the statute of westminster 1931. it was actually conceived as a good thing. that first self—government, then quasi independence, then real independence. absolutely. we can nono— independence. absolutely. we can noro wo— independence. absolutely. we can here we are now.— independence. absolutely. we can here we are now. here— 2:7 absolutely. we can here we are now. here we've got goi— here we are now. here we've got goi ino— here we are now. here we've got we've got the household cavalry. are we've got the household cavalry. kro moroning— we've got the household cavalry. are marching towards us. we can noon— are marching towards us. we can noor ino— are marching towards us. we can hear the trumpeters , of course, hear the trumpeters, of course, oiooi— hear the trumpeters, of course, oiooi inio— hear the trumpeters, of course, about this time— hear the trumpeters, of course, about this time .— hear the trumpeters, of course, about this time . normally, about this time. normally, oooig— about this time. normally, nowiot wo-o— about this time. normally, david, we'd have changing the goono,— david, we'd have changing the goorot wnion— david, we'd have changing the guard, which isn't happening at the guard, which isn't happening at

no momom— guard, which isn't happening at the moment because they're kooping— the moment because they're kooging moir— the moment because they're keeping their hands in their nonporo— keeping their hands in their trumpets. they— keeping their hands in their trumpets. they are . but, but. trumpets. they are. but, but. kno— trumpets. they are. but, but. and i— trumpets. they are. but, but. and i mink— trumpets. they are. but, but. and i think there's possibly. is inor— and i think there's possibly. is inoi o— and i think there's possibly. is inoi o rowoi— and i think there's possibly. is that a royal car— and i think there's possibly. is that a royal car in— and i think there's possibly. is that a royal car in the press ionino— that a royal car in the press behind them?— that a royal car in the press behind them? i'm not sure. but now— behind them? i'm not sure. but inow iook— behind them? i'm not sure. but they look magnificent. their breastplates_ they look magnificent. their breastplates gleaming in the sun . kooioroow— breastplates gleaming in the sun . kooioroow. wo— breastplates gleaming in the sun . yesterday, we saw— breastplates gleaming in the sun /i t . yesterday, we saw princess anne, of course, come pass in her car yesterday afternoon, june, when was leaving here, june, when i was leaving here, camilla came past me in in her car. did she? she did she stop ono— car. did she? she did she stop ono oioi— car. did she? she did she stop ono oioro — car. did she? she did she stop and chat ? us— car. did she? she did she stop and chat ? us military- car. did she? she did she stop and chat? us military she definitely waved. she'd have oionnoo— definitely waved. she'd have oioogoi in— definitely waved. she'd have stopped in chat— definitely waved. she'd have stopped in chat if— definitely waved. she'd have stopped in chat if she- wiwit�* t“ iwiti{w i she'd have stopped in chat if she saw you. vowi— stopped in chat if she saw you. david indeed,— stopped in chat if she saw you. david indeed, yes. ' “wi stopped in chat if she saw you. david indeed, yes. ' i wiitw“ i david indeed, yes. and i don't know.— david indeed, yes. and i don't know. i don't know. we david indeed, yes. ' i wiitw“ i i t“ i we watched know. i don't know. we watched wooioriow— know. i don't know. we watched woororoow. i— know. i don't know. we watched woororoow. wwoo— i t“ i we watched yesterday. i was interviewing a ooonio— yesterday. i was interviewing a ooonio oi— yesterday. i was interviewing a ooogio oi poonio— yesterday. i was interviewing a couple of people down here who going— couple of people down here who going io— couple of people down here who were going to the— couple of people down here who were going to the garden parties as were going to the garden parties —oooiornooni- were going to the garden parties as_afternoon. yeah. were going to the garden parties as afternoon. yeah as well in the afternoon. yeah kno— as well in the afternoon. yeah kno woo— as well in the afternoon. yeah kno woo ow— as well in the afternoon. yeah and you saw them _ as well in the afternoon. yeah and you saw them in- as well in the afternoon. yeah and you saw them in their- and you saw them in their fascinators and their hats. they look smart. look very, very smart. yeah, it's great i was it's a great occasion. i was actually really surprised to hear were doing garden hear they were doing garden parties week the up parties this week in the run up to the coronation. and it is extraordinary,— to the coronation. and it is extraordinary,-it,- extraordinary, isn't it, when you— extraordinary, isn't it, when woo mink— extraordinary, isn't it, when woo inink oi— extraordinary, isn't it, when you think of i— extraordinary, isn't it, when you think of i mean, we haven't rooiiw— you think of i mean, we haven't rooiiw roikoo— you think of i mean, we haven't really talked to— you think of i mean, we haven't really talked to mark, what the oiion— really talked to mark, what the effort-talked— really talked to mark, what the effort talked about effort we talked about rehearsal. _ effort we talked about rehearwhat- effort we talked about rehearwhat effort of about what the effort of organisation— about what the effort of organisation in all of this is.

iook— organisation in all of this is. iook iioion— organisation in all of this is. look listen to— organisation in all of this is. look listen to these. wonderful of look listen to these. wonderful oi—noro— look listen to these. wonderful oi—noro onow- look listen to these. wonderful oi—noro inow go- of it now. yes here they go woiking— of it now. yes here they go walking-listen l of it now. yes here they goi walking-listen to of it now. yes here they go- walking-listen to the walking past us. listen to the sound of those horses. it's a magnificent they look very smart. i'm just trying to count how three, 5—5, seven. how many. three, 5—5, seven. that's a horse. magnificent beautiful. very evocative. that noise. nobody does it better right now. this story caught our eye right now. this story caught our owo oooinoon— right now. this story caught our eye broadcast. the— ”wig“ this story caught our eye broadcast. the bosses are pledging— eye broadcast. the bosses are pledging io— eye broadcast. the bosses are pledging ro io— eye broadcast. the bosses are pledging to be representative of mooon— pledging to be representative of modern britain— pledging to be representative of modern britain by— pledging to be representative of modern britain by including anti—monarchist views in their coronoiion— anti—monarchist views in their coronation coverage. so joining us coronation coverage. so joining ooio— coronation coverage. so joining oo o oiooooo— coronation coverage. so joining us to discuss this— coronation coverage. so joining us to discuss this story, we nono— us to discuss this story, we nowo ino— us to discuss this story, we have the deputy- us to discuss this story, we have the deputy political editor of have the deputy political editor oi ino— have the deputy political editor of the mirror,— have the deputy political editor of the mirror, ben— have the deputy political editor of the mirror, ben glaze, and ino— of the mirror, ben glaze, and the broadcaster— of the mirror, ben glaze, and the broadcaster and columnist coroio— the broadcaster and columnist carole maloney_ the broadcaster and columnist carole maloney .— the broadcaster and columnist carole maloney . good morning to carole maloney. good morning to you carole maloney. good morning to woo iooi.— carole maloney. good morning to woo ioin. im— carole maloney. good morning to you both. i'm sorry— carole maloney. good morning to you both. i'm sorry you can't be down— you both. i'm sorry you can't be down nono— you both. i'm sorry you can't be down here with— you both. i'm sorry you can't be down here with us— you both. i'm sorry you can't be down here with us at buckingham ioiooot— down here with us at buckingham ioiooot ioi— down here with us at buckingham ioiooot ioi ii— down here with us at buckingham palace, but it is— down here with us at buckingham palace, but it is lovely to see you— palace, but it is lovely to see you nevertheless,— palace, but it is lovely to see you nevertheless, down the lens .rooiooo. — you nevertheless, down the lens .wooiooo. -oo— you nevertheless, down the lens . jealous. _do you- you nevertheless, down the lens . jealous. do you think . jealous. what do you think oiooi— . jealous. what do you think oioio-iooo— . jealous. what do you think about-idea that- . jealous. what do you think about idea that bbc will about the idea that the bbc will i about the idea that the bbc will i know— about the idea that the bbc will i know inor— about the idea that the bbc will i know that the _ about the idea that the bbc will i know that the bbc will do a moooooo rwpo— i know that the bbc will do a measured type of— i know that the bbc will do a measured type of coverage where onow— measured type of coverage where inow wiii— measured type of coverage where they will represent— they will represent anti—monarchist views . they will represent anti—monarchist views. is they will represent— anti—monarchist views. is this ino— anti—monarchist views. is this no rigni— anti—monarchist views. is this the right weekend for it ? �*wajwitii the right weekend for it? well, it's interesting,— the right weekend for it? well, it's interesting, isn't it?

because there is a range of views now britain. there is views now in britain. there is support for a republic . you'd support for a republic. you'd have to say that's still a minority . there's still minority. there's still overwhelming support for the monarchy . overwhelming support for the monarchy. but overwhelming support for the monarchy . but the fact that monarchy. but the fact that things have changed slightly since perhaps death the since perhaps the death of the queen that support for the queen and that support for the monarchy gone little monarchy has gone down a little bit, think it's right that bit, i think it's right that broadcasters it's not just the bbc, itn and sky news as well. they all say they're going to be including some anti—monarchy views in their coverage over the weekend. this is a report by telegraph.co.uk . and they've telegraph.co.uk. and they've spoken to executives from those three channels and the fact that they are going to be reflecting it, i think it shows that things are moving on slightly. it's not we're not going down a republican agenda , but the fact republican agenda, but the fact that will be least airing that will be at least airing some those views, i think some of those views, i think it's it shows that we are moving on slightly from the reign of queen elizabeth, where one didn't really hear those views on state occasions . carol. do on state occasions. carol. do you think this is appropriate just to balance both sides of

the debate? well , just to balance both sides of the debate? well, i suppose it's a the debate? well, i suppose it's o ioionoo. — the debate? well, i suppose it's a balance. but,— the debate? well, i suppose it's a balance. but, you— the debate? well, i suppose it's a balance. but, you know,- the debate? well, i suppose it's a balance. but, you know, unlike bernard know, i find it really hard to move on from queen elizabeth, and i just don't think this is a big enough movement to warrant major tv channels, giving them a voice . channels, giving them a voice. you know, i'd be very surprised if more than 20 or 30 of if there's more than 20 or 30 of those protesters at the march tomorrow, i think this tomorrow, because i think this country still basically arnie tomorrow, because i think this c(veryy still basically arnie tomorrow, because i think this c(very they'rel basically arnie tomorrow, because i think this c(very they're stillically arnie tomorrow, because i think this c(very they're still veryj arnie tomorrow, because i think this c(very they're still very much a very they're still very much in favour of the royals. as ben said, there's no big movement to get rid of the royals and i don't think there will for don't think there will be for years to come . and carol, will years to come. and carol, will you will you are you both going to be glued to the tv on saturday? you know, it's like i was just talking to ben about this before, you know, i want to get i want to throw my heart and soul. i'm going to be glued to the telly because i'm working, obviously, and i'm writing about it. is not it. but i don't my heart is not in it in the sense that i know the queen has gone and i know we have to move on and i know this is going to be an incredible

pageantry of pomp and circumstance. but, you know, there's my heart still there's a part of my heart still with, you know, queen elizabeth. and yes, i'm of course , i'm and yes, i'm of course, i'm going to be watching. yes, i'm going to be watching. yes, i'm going writing about it. going to be writing about it. but a little part of me but there's a little part of me that's very, very sad. and yes, i support charles. i want him to do really, really well. i do. but i just think a lot of the colour out of the colour has gone out of the monarchy the queen died. monarchy since the queen died. and i hope charles is don't and i hope charles is i don't know if i mean, he's got the most impossible shoes to fill, but i just hope he does something, you know, i talk to a lot of people every day and they're what i'm thinking they're saying what i'm thinking as well, that that, you know, they charles do. well, they want charles to do. well, it's that we don't. it's not that we don't. it's just there's still big chunk just there's still a big chunk of our hearts that are still with with our deceased queen. but to talk about that. but i want to talk about that. you know, pageant that was you know, that pageant that was went the streets on went through the streets on tuesday i thought that tuesday night, i thought that was and that kind of was incredible. and that kind of brought echoes back of the queen to me, too. you know, when i saw the gold state carriage, the 261 year old carriage, when i saw

that i half expected to see her in it, a lot of friends of mine were in london at the time and they saw this going on and they were they rang me and told me what was happening and then we we've seen all the pictures. you know, today and in the papers today. it's and what it shows, andrew what you've andrew pierce is what you've said. we're the only said. you know, we're the only people in the world who do this the we do. it's incredible. the way we do. it's incredible. and that carriage being by and that carriage being drawn by the horses and all that, the white horses and all that, i think was 7000 of the military out there marching. you know, that march took nearly an hour to do. it was a mile long and it took an hour to do at the dead of night on tuesday. well i'm really looking forward to it. we're going to be glued to the tv. we're going to be glued to the iv. wo— we're going to be glued to the iv. wo nono— we're going to be glued to the tv. we have the— we're going to be glued to the tv. we have the bunting up. can i tv. we have the bunting up. can irnor— tv. we have the bunting up. can now now.— tv. we have the bunting up. can i iooi oow. non— tv. we have the bunting up. can wroor oow. non wo— tv. we have the bunting up. can i just say, ben, we were- tv. we have the bunting up. can i just say, ben, we were talking to david starkey earlier when i started the beat started doing the royal beat back in 1997 after the death of princess was princess diana, it was inconceivable charles inconceivable that charles would marry camilla parker—bowles, let alone she would anointed as alone she would be anointed as not queen consort as queen not even queen consort as queen in the coronation. on saturday,

carol, do have you do you like queen camilla? do you like the idea of her being queen camilla? would curtsy to queen would you curtsy to queen camilla? you know, i but camilla? you know, i would, but but i know and i just know from a lot of the stuff that i write and being on television, there's and being on television, there's a lot of people who will never forgive camilla. they still see her forgive camilla. they still see nor oo— forgive camilla. they still see nor oo ino— forgive camilla. they still see her as the adulteress. - ”wig jcist“ they still see her as the adulteress. they oon-i—io- her as the adulteress. theyi don't—be queen. her as the adulteress. they- don't_be queen. they don't want her to be queen. they now— don't want her to be queen. they mow-oioio— don't want her to be queen. they inow-oiooi okow- don't want her to be queen. they they about okay with they were just about okay with oooon— they were just about okay with queen consort— they were just about okay with queen consort because that's wnor— queen consort because that's wnoi-oooon— queen consort because that's what-queen had- queen consort because that's what queen had said before what the queen had said before she what the queen had said before ono oioo.— what the queen had said before ono oioo. sno— what the queen had said before she died. she wanted her to be ooiiooi— she died. she wanted her to be ooiioo. noi— she died. she wanted her to be called. but there's— she died. she wanted her to be called. but there's a lot of poogio— called. but there's a lot of poogio oiiii— called. but there's a lot of people still-lot- called. but there's a lot of people still lot of people still hold a lot of resentment.— people still hold a lot of resentment. i— people still hold a lot of resentment. i find it weird mwooii— resentment. i find it weird myself because, we've myself because, you know, we've monoo— myself because, you know, we've monoo-mon— myself because, you know, we've moved-then, but- myself because, you know, we've moved then, but there's moved on since then, but there's a moved on since then, but there's o ioi— moved on since then, but there's o ioi oi— moved on since then, but there's o ioi oi poopio— moved on since then, but there's a lot of people in— moved on since then, but there's a lot of people in this country wno— a lot of people in this country wno-monoo- a lot of people in this country who-moved on- a lot of people in this country who moved on and will a lot of people in this country who be moved on and will a lot of people in this country who be very moved on and will a lot of people in this country who be very resentful. and will a lot of people in this country who be very resentful. yeah,vill still be very resentful. yeah, non— still be very resentful. yeah, ben r— still be very resentful. yeah, non , ino— still be very resentful. yeah, ben , the police— still be very resentful. yeah, ben , the police are saying that ben, the police are saying that now— ben, the police are saying that inow won-i— ben, the police are saying that they won't touch— ben, the police are saying that they won't touch protest banners this they won't touch protest banners inio wookono— they won't touch protest banners this weekend and— they won't touch protest banners this weekend and denouncing the king.— this weekend and denouncing the king. — this weekend and denouncing the king. no— this weekend and denouncing the king. ioo woo— this weekend and denouncing the king. do you agree— this weekend and denouncing the king. jwitw ig 7 i king. do you agree with that? i think it's right— king. do you agree with that? i think it's right that— king. do you agree with that? i think it's right that if— king. jwitw ig i“si7 i think it's right that if people are protesting— think it's right that if people are protesting peacefully and mow-ro— are protesting peacefully and they're holding _ are protesting peacefully and they're holding up banners and now— they're holding up banners and inow oon-r— they're holding up banners and they don't support the pomp, the oomonw , ino— they don't support the pomp, the ceremony , the spectacle of the ceremony, the spectacle of the coronoiion— ceremony, the spectacle of the coronation itself—

ceremony, the spectacle of the coronation itself ,— ceremony, the spectacle of the coronation itself , then yes, if coronation itself, then yes, if mow-ro— coronation itself, then yes, if inow-ro going— coronation itself, then yes, if they're doing it— coronation itself, then yes, if they're doing it peacefully and just they're doing it peacefully and iooi noioing— they're doing it peacefully and iooi noioing on— they're doing it peacefully and just holding up banners, i think moi-o— just holding up banners, i think moi-o rigni.— just holding up banners, i think that's right-the— just holding up banners, i think that's right. the police not that's right. for the police not to that's right. for the police not io-ioooooo- that's right. for the police not to-because it's- that's right. for the police not to-because it's a. to intervene because it's a oomooroiio— to intervene because it's a democratic they're democratic country. they're oniiiioo— democratic country. they're entitled .their_ democratic country. they're entitled their views if entitled to their views as if onow— entitled to their views as if inow oionoo — entitled to their views as if they started trying run out they started trying to run out in ironi— they started trying to run out in ironr oi— they started trying to run out in front of the— they started trying to run out in front of the carriages or oioiori— in front of the carriages or disturb the— in front of the carriages or disturb the horses, then. absolutely. _ disturb the horses, then. absolutely. think the security absolutely. i think the security room— absolutely. i think the security ioom onooio— absolutely. i think the security team should intervene. but if ooonio— team should intervene. but if goono-iooi— team should intervene. but if people just silently holding people are just silently holding up people are just silently holding on-nioooroo— people are just silently holding up placards declaring not up their placards declaring not my up their placards declaring not mw king,— up their placards declaring not mw king, i— up their placards declaring not mw king, w mink— up their placards declaring not my king, i think they have every rigni— my king, i think they have every rigni ro— my king, i think they have every rigni o oo— my king, i think they have every right to do that.— my king, i think they have every right to do that. and i think ino— right to do that. and i think no noiioo— right to do that. and i think the police would be correct to ioowo— the police would be correct to ioowo mom— the police would be correct to leave them alone— the police would be correct to leave them alone under those circumstances.— leave them alone under those circumstances. yeah / circumstances. yeah yeah. carol oiooio— circumstances. yeah yeah. carol should we just move on to this issue in russia, in ukraine, away from the royals just for a moment at this explosion at the kremlin yesterday, say ukraine has denied accusations from russia it tried to russia that it tried to assassinate putin. what do you make of it? well i mean, i it's interesting that someone one of the young producers here speaks russian, and he's been on social media and he's saying that a lot of russians are actually saying, of russians are actually saying, of course, it's not ukraine who did this. it's russia who did it ioooooo— did this. it's russia who did it ioooooo onow— did this. it's russia who did it because they don't— wi wi it's russia who did it because they don't want the big norooo— because they don't want the big

norooo oi— because they don't want the big parade at weekend because parade at the weekend because now— parade at the weekend because inow know— parade at the weekend because inow know onow— parade at the weekend because they know they they think a lot of they know they they think a lot oi poonio — they know they they think a lot oi poogio oro— they know they they think a lot oi poogio o— they know they they think a lot of people are a.of- they know they they think a lot of people are a of russians of people are a lot of russians or-oni— of people are a lot of russians oroni going— of people are a lot of russians oroni going ro— of people are a lot of russians aren't going to-up- of people are a lot of russians aren't going to up it. aren't going to turn up for it. andr— aren't going to turn up for it. and, i,— aren't going to turn up for it. and, b, mow-ro— aren't going to turn up for it. and, b, they're worried that aren't going to turn up for it. and, itheyey're worried that aren't going to turn up for it. and, ithey doe worried that aren't going to turn up for it. and, ithey do turn'ried that aren't going to turn up for it. and, ithey do turn up,i that aren't going to turn up for it. and, ithey do turn up, they will when they do turn up, they will nowo — when they do turn up, they will nowo nioioroo— when they do turn up, they will have pictures-their- when they do turn up, they will have pictures their war dead have pictures of their war dead ono— have pictures of their war dead omo-io— have pictures of their war dead omo-no o— have pictures of their war dead omo-no o oon— have pictures of their war dead and-be a sort of- have pictures of their war dead and be a sort of protest. and it'll be a sort of protest. kno— and it'll be a sort of protest. kno oo— and it'll be a sort of protest. kno i— and it'll be a sort of protest. and so, i mean,— and it'll be a sort of protest. and so, i mean, i— and it'll be a sort of protest. and so, i mean, i don't know why koooio— and so, i mean, i don't know why koooio-inow— and so, i mean, i don't know why koooio-rnow oon— and so, i mean, i don't know why russia they can keep russia thinks they can keep going— russia thinks they can keep goriing-wirn- russia thinks they can keep getting _with - i i russia thinks they can keep. getting-with-i mean, getting away with this. i mean, you— getting away with this. i mean, woo-oion— getting away with this. i mean, woo-ororw io- getting away with this. i mean, you-story is that- you know, the story is that iikroino— you know, the story is that ukraine-lobbed. you know, the story is that ukraine lobbed these ukraine actually lobbed these ironoo— ukraine actually lobbed these monoo-ino— ukraine actually lobbed these drones the kremlin tried to drones over the kremlin tried to kill drones over the kremlin tried to kiii iorin. — drones over the kremlin tried to kill putin. and— drones over the kremlin tried to kill putin. and it's— drones over the kremlin tried to kill putin. and it's just it's ooior— kill putin. and it's just it's oior-kni- kill putin. and it's just it's utter-and it's. kill putin. and it's just it's. utter-and it's only utter nonsense. and it's only iokon— utter nonsense. and it's only iokon o— utter nonsense. and it's only iokon o wow— utter nonsense. and it's only taken a very few— utter nonsense. and it's only taken a very few short hours to wow— taken a very few short hours to iiow ir— taken a very few short hours to iiow ii ooi— taken a very few short hours to blow it out of— taken a very few short hours to blow it out of the— taken a very few short hours to blow it out of the water, even ino— blow it out of the water, even the russians— blow it out of the water, even the russians aren't buying it . blow it out of the water, even the russians aren't buying it. i oni— the russians aren't buying it. i oni ioi-o— the russians aren't buying it. i oni ior-o io— the russians aren't buying it. i and let's be honest, if it was ino— and let's be honest, if it was the ukrainians,— and let's be honest, if it was the ukrainians, the dome would nono— the ukrainians, the dome would nowo ioom— the ukrainians, the dome would have been damaged of the kromiin. — have been damaged of the kremlin. and— have been damaged of the kremlin. ' “wi t t have been damaged of the- kremlin. and conspicuously, the dome wasn't damaged. so it was another reason why it was a russian pr job. well, yes. and oioo— russian pr job. well, yes. and oioo wnor— russian pr job. well, yes. and oioo wnor o— russian pr job. well, yes. and also what a lot— russian pr job. well, yes. and also what a lot of— j st“ j well, yes. and also what a lot of russians are oioo— also what a lot of russians are oioo oowing— also what a lot of russians are oioo oowing on— also what a lot of russians are also saying on social media is inor— also saying on social media is inoi io— also saying on social media is inoi io wo— also saying on social media is that do we actually have nuclear wooonno— that do we actually have nuclear wooonno oi— that do we actually have nuclear weapons at all?— that do we actually have nuclear weapons at all? because if a mono— weapons at all? because if a irono goi— weapons at all? because if a drone can get to— weapons at all? because if a drone can get to the kremlin, wnor— drone can get to the kremlin, wnor kini— drone can get to the kremlin, wnor kini oi— drone can get to the kremlin, what kind of security do they ooiooiiw—

what kind of security do they actually have?— what kind of security do they actually have? and when you mink— actually have? and when you inink oioio— actually have? and when you think about that,— actually have? and when you think about that, and also, i mink— think about that, and also, i inink ono— think about that, and also, i think one of— think about that, and also, i think one of the— think about that, and also, i think one of the arguments is inor— think one of the arguments is inoi i— think one of the arguments is inoi i mink— think one of the arguments is that i think i— think one of the arguments is that i think i think it was ioiioo— that i think i think it was tobias ellwood said in the ooiono— tobias ellwood said in the poporo ioiowt— tobias ellwood said in the papers today, the that ukraine are papers today, the that ukraine wow— papers today, the that ukraine are very grateful— papers today, the that ukraine are very grateful of the support inow-wo — are very grateful of the support inow-wo noi — are very grateful of the support they've had from _ are very grateful of the support they've had from around the worii— they've had from around the worii. kni— they've had from around the world. and they— they've had from around the world. and they don't want to oniongor— world. and they don't want to endanger that— world. and they don't want to endanger that support by they wooiin-i— endanger that support by they wouldn't want— endanger that support by they wouldn't want to _ endanger that support by they wouldn't want to endanger that oooion— wouldn't want to endanger that ooppon iw— wouldn't want to endanger that support by by— wouldn't want to endanger that support by by plotting to kill ruin.— support by by plotting to kill room. so— support by by plotting to kill room. so on— support by by plotting to kill putin. so on. it— support by by plotting to kill putin. so on. it doesn't make sense on any level. i think it's iniorooiing. — sense on any level. i think it's interesting. there— sense on any level. i think it's interesting. ”wit ”wit sense on any level. i think it's interesting. there are several different theories here because on the one hand, it is technically possible for ukraine to have sent a drone 280 miles over the border into to moscow. but on the other hand, it does io— but on the other hand, it does ro woo— but on the other hand, it does seem to you know, i'm leaning ioworio— seem to you know, i'm leaning ioworio ino— seem to you know, i'm leaning towards the false— seem to you know, i'm leaning towards the false flag theory ioooooo— towards the false flag theory ioooooo ii— towards the false flag theory because it would invite the sort of retribution _ because it would invite the sort of retribution that— because it would invite the sort of retribution that ukraine iooon-i— of retribution that ukraine doesn't really— of retribution that ukraine doesn't really want, particularly as it's planning for particularly as it's planning ior iro— particularly as it's planning for its counteroffensive against the for its counteroffensive against ino-inwoioro- for its counteroffensive against the-invaders .- for its counteroffensive against the invaders . okay. ben the russian invaders. okay. ben corroiit— the russian invaders. okay. ben carroll, thank— the russian invaders. okay. ben carroll, thank you— the russian invaders. okay. ben carroll, thank you for now. own— carroll, thank you for now. sorrw ii— carroll, thank you for now. sorrw ii wo— carroll, thank you for now. sorry it was brief.- carroll, thank you for now. sorry it was brief. we'll- carroll, thank you for now. sorry it was brief. we'll be back with you shortly . in the back with you shortly. in the next few moments, we're going to be rejoined once again at buckingham palace by the legendary historian david starkey, your legendary

apparently he's still here. he's not anywhere . here we are, not gone anywhere. here we are, gb news, britain's news channel. alex deakin here with your iorooi— alex deakin here with your latest weather— alex deakin here with your latest weather update from the wor— latest weather update from the nor oiiioo — latest weather update from the met office for— latest weather update from the met office for gb— latest weather update from the met office for gb news is bright and met office for gb news is bright oni iiooiorw— met office for gb news is bright and blustery today. hazy oononino— and blustery today. hazy sunshine for— and blustery today. hazy sunshine for most places, but ino— sunshine for most places, but in oiooi— sunshine for most places, but the cloud thick— sunshine for most places, but the cloud thick in— sunshine for most places, but the cloud thick in the southwest,- the cloud thick in the southwest, bringing some ooiirooko— southwest, bringing some outbreaks of— southwest, bringing some outbreaks of rain to see if this oi— outbreaks of rain to see if this oi iow— outbreaks of rain to see if this area of low pressure just ononoroi— area of low pressure just anchored out— area of low pressure just anchored out to the west. but wnoro— anchored out to the west. but wnoro rno — anchored out to the west. but where the system— anchored out to the west. but where the system is moving up wiii— where the system is moving up wiii iring— where the system is moving up will bring more— where the system is moving up will bring more cloud and ooiirooko— will bring more cloud and outbreaks of— will bring more cloud and outbreaks of and the outbreaks of rain and the iooioro— outbreaks of rain and the isobars are— outbreaks of rain and the isobars are squeezing together. so isobars are squeezing together. solioiriw— isobars are squeezing together. solfairly brisk— isobars are squeezing together. so fairly brisk easterly wind so a fairly brisk easterly wind iringing— so a fairly brisk easterly wind iringing o— so a fairly brisk easterly wind bringing a chill— so a fairly brisk easterly wind bringing a chill to north sea ooooi— bringing a chill to north sea ooooi oni— bringing a chill to north sea coast and quite— bringing a chill to north sea coast and quite a bit of cloud to coast and quite a bit of cloud ro ooooin— coast and quite a bit of cloud to eastern scotland. thick cloud in ino— to eastern scotland. thick cloud in the southwest— to eastern scotland. thick cloud in the southwest with some ooiirooko— in the southwest with some outbreaks of— in the southwest with some outbreaks of rain already for oowon— outbreaks of rain already for devon-cornwall- outbreaks of rain already for devon cornwall spreading devon and cornwall spreading inio— devon and cornwall spreading imo—nir- devon and cornwall spreading imo—iii onil into parts of wales. hit and imoo— into parts of wales. hit and ino— into parts of wales. hit and miss the showers, but some heavy noooiiio— miss the showers, but some heavy ones are possible for— miss the showers, but some heavy ones are possible for much of ino— ones are possible for much of the midlands— ones are possible for much of the midlands ,— ones are possible for much of the midlands , eastern england, the midlands, eastern england, wonnorn— the midlands, eastern england, northern northern northern england, northern iroioni—iii northern england, northerni ireland—it will northern england, northern- ireland_|t will be ireland and scotland. it will be dry ireland and scotland. it will be irw-in— ireland and scotland. it will be irw-in ino— ireland and scotland. it will be dry in the sunshine it could dry and in the sunshine it could get dry and in the sunshine it could goo-worm.— dry and in the sunshine it could goo-worm. zo— dry and in the sunshine it could get warm. 20 degrees is get quite warm. 20 degrees is noooiiiot— get quite warm. 20 degrees is possibler-21r- get quite warm. 20 degrees is possible,-21, but- get quite warm. 20 degrees is possible, 21, but it feels possible, maybe 21, but it feels ironw— possible, maybe 21, but it feels groirw ooii— possible, maybe 21, but it feels groirw ooii on— possible, maybe 21, but it feels pretty cold on _of- possible, maybe 21, but it feels pretty cold on of these pretty cold on some of these worri— pretty cold on some of these wonn soo— pretty cold on some of these north sea coasts. _ pretty cold on some of these north sea coasts. temperatures orowing— north sea coasts. temperatures orowingloingio— north sea coasts. temperatures staying single figures . as we staying in single figures. as we go inroogn—

staying in single figures. as we go inroogn ino— staying in single figures. as we go through the evening, we'll oion— go through the evening, we'll oion io— go through the evening, we'll oion o oo— go through the evening, we'll start to see more— go through the evening, we'll start to see more showery rain working— start to see more showery rain working northwards and working its way northwards and inor— working its way northwards and that—overnight.- working its way northwards andi that—overnight. so that will continue overnight. so a that will continue overnight. so oworw— that will continue overnight. so a very different— that will continue overnight. so a very different day to come for moor— a very different day to come for moor on— a very different day to come for most on friday. _ a very different day to come for most on friday. still have the ooororiw— most on friday. still have the easterly wind— most on friday. still have the easterly wind bringing some mist and easterly wind bringing some mist oni-oiooi— easterly wind bringing some mist oni-oiooi io— easterly wind bringing some mist and-cloud to-east- easterly wind bringing some mist and cloud to east coast. and low cloud to the east coast. cooii— and low cloud to the east coast. cooii-oiooo— and low cloud to the east coast. could .close to _ and low cloud to the east coast. could close to freezing could get close to freezing in nonnorn — could get close to freezing in nonnorn-ior- could get close to freezing in northern but generally northern scotland, but generally ironw— northern scotland, but generally nroiiw—soi pretty mild across the south. so big temperature _ pretty mild across the south. so big temperature contrast will be a big temperature contrast will be o ooio— big temperature contrast will be o ooii oion— big temperature contrast will be a cold start then,— big temperature contrast will be a cold start then, but there wii— a cold start then, but there wiii io— a cold start then, but there will be rain— a cold start then, but there will be rain around initially , will be rain around initially, mooiiw— will be rain around initially, mostly outbreaks of rain for wonnorn— mostly outbreaks of rain for northern ireland, southern and connoi— northern ireland, southern and central scotland— northern ireland, southern and central scotland and northern ingioni— central scotland and northern ingioni. noi— central scotland and northern england. but during the day as okioo— england. but during the day as skies brighten,— england. but during the day as skies brighten, heavy showers irook— skies brighten, heavy showers irook ooi— skies brighten, heavy showers break out over— skies brighten, heavy showers break out over the midlands, oooiorn— break out over the midlands, iooiorn oni— break out over the midlands, eastern and southern england, nono— eastern and southern england, oomo-woioo— eastern and southern england, ponolwoioo io— eastern and southern england, parts wales to thunderstorms parts of wales to thunderstorms are parts of wales to thunderstorms oonoiniw— parts of wales to thunderstorms are certainly likely in places. so are certainly likely in places. so oomo— are certainly likely in places. so some hefty— are certainly likely in places. so some hefty downpours, but owow— so some hefty downpours, but owow irom — so some hefty downpours, but owow irom ino— so some hefty downpours, but away from the showers, certainly oi— away from the showers, certainly oi ino— away from the showers, certainly some of the coasts— away from the showers, certainly some of the coasts staying dry oni— some of the coasts staying dry oni onnw— some of the coasts staying dry oni onnw noi— some of the coasts staying dry and sunny. but again, it will be oniiiw— and sunny. but again, it will be oniiiw on— and sunny. but again, it will be chilly on those— and sunny. but again, it will be chilly on those coasts across nonnooor— chilly on those coasts across northeast scotland with a brisk inooo— northeast scotland with a brisk irooo noro. — northeast scotland with a brisk breeze here. the— northeast scotland with a brisk breeze here. the showers will ooniinoo— breeze here. the showers will continue into _ breeze here. the showers will continue into friday evening ioioro— continue into friday evening before gradually fading owornignit— before gradually fading overnight, leading to something a overnight, leading to something o iii— overnight, leading to something o iii inor— overnight, leading to something o iii irior io— overnight, leading to something a bit drier to start— overnight, leading to something a bit drier to start the long wookoni— a bit drier to start the long weekend. but— a bit drier to start the long weekend. but the weekend is a bit weekend. but the weekend is a iii oi— weekend. but the weekend is a iii oi o— weekend. but the weekend is a

iii oi o mion— weekend. but the weekend is a bit of a mish mash. basically, bit of a miin mash. basically, if bit of a mish mash. basically, ii woo— bit of a mish mash. basically, ii woo goi— bit of a mish mash. basically, if you've got plans for this iong— if you've got plans for this long weekend,— if you've got plans for this long weekend, make sure you have a long weekend, make sure you have o oion— long weekend, make sure you have o nion n— long weekend, make sure you have o nion n ior— long weekend, make sure you have onion n ior roin—

it's 11:00. this it's11:oo. this is to the point from buckingham palace with andrew pierce and bev turner. we've just seen a royal go past, but we've got a confession. we don't know. we ion-r— confession. we don't know. we ion-i know— confession. we don't know. we don't know which _ confession. we don't know. we don't know which one- t itwtw“ we don't know. we don't know which one it was. we oroning— don't know which one it was. we were craning our neck, but we wiii— were craning our neck, but we wiii ini— were craning our neck, but we wiii iini ooi— were craning our neck, but we will find out because beth's going— will find out because beth'si going—ioik will find out because beth's- going—ioik ro going into the mound to talk to oomo-ino— going into the mound to talk to some .the people _ going into the mound to talk to some the people here. so some of the people here. so wo-ii— some of the people here. so wo-ii ini— some of the people here. so we'll find out— some of the people here. so we'll find out who it was. we oiwowo— we'll find out who it was. we oiwowo goi— we'll find out who it was. we oiwowo goi ino— we'll find out who it was. we always get the same queue, don't woo — always get the same queue, don't we? .motorbikes._ always get the same queue, don't we? .motorbikes. and- always get the same queue, don't we? ' “wit“ we? the motorbikes. and then you hear whistles and it's the hear the whistles and it's the whistles you there's whistles that tell you there's a royal in the car. we're not sure who it was, though. we are keeping our out, though. keeping our eyes out, though. 48 hours crowds are hours to go. the crowds are building. going to be building. i am going to be heading there, hopefully heading down there, hopefully to talk people in just a talk to a few people in just a moment. as the nation prepares for coronation of king for the coronation of king charles security charles iii, the security operation, it's going to the operation, it's going to be the biggest with

biggest in british history, with the set to employ facial the police set to employ facial recognition technology. pretty controversial. _will- recognition technology. pretty controversial.-will say. controversial. some will say moi-o— controversial. some will say moi-o o— controversial. some will say moi-o o oion— controversial. some will say that's a step-far.- controversial. some will say that's a step far. what do that's a step too far. what do you— that's a step too far. what do woo-im— that's a step too far. what do you-i'm surprised- that's a step too far. what do you i'm surprised that you think? i'm surprised that nonw— you think? i'm surprised that harry-invited. _ you think? i'm surprised that harry invited. wrwit”wit you think? i'm surprised that- harrylinvited. _were the harry is invited. those were the words former us president words from former us president donald aimed the duke donald trump aimed at the duke and sussex and and duchess of sussex and revealed exclusive revealed in an exclusive interview with gb news nigel revealed in an exclusive intervitand ith gb news nigel revealed in an exclusive intervitand ai gb news nigel revealed in an exclusive intervitand a drugnews nigel revealed in an exclusive intervitand a drug that. nigel revealed in an exclusive intervitand a drug that delays farage and a drug that delays alzheimer's. it's the second ooioniiiio— it's the second scientific breakthrough this woon— scientific breakthrough this wooo-nono- scientific breakthrough this yearr-bope in- scientific breakthrough this year, hope in the fight year, offering hope in the fight ogoinor— year, offering hope in the fight ogoinoi ino— year, offering hope in the fight against the most— year, offering hope in the fight against the most common of against the most common cause of iomonrio— . the i. . the. i think . iio- i think andrew . iio— i think andrew might be choking on a on a jammie_ i think andrew might be choking on a on a jammie dodger. �*jwajwit on a on a jammie dodger. we have ioxorw— on a on a jammie dodger. we have ioxorw onoko.— on a on a jammie dodger. we have luxury snacks, only luxury snacks here at gb news. oh, the best generic £1.25. yeah, yeah . best generic £1.25. yeah, yeah. no expense spared . yeah. the no expense spared. yeah. the queen was parsimonious. she would approve of cut price biscuits. well, but we haven't the biscuits. well, but we haven't rno rigni— biscuits. well, but we haven't the right container— 5t well, but we haven't the right container for them. we

nooi— the right container for them. we nooi ino— the right container for them. we need the tupperware. we need iorrorworo. — need the tupperware. we need tupperware. yeah,— need the tupperware. we need tupperware. “is t“ need the tupperware. we need tupperware. / ”wig“ tupperware. yeah, that's right. let us know what you think about everything. we're discussing this morning. vaiews@gbnews.uk uk. first, let's you uk. but first, let's get you up to date with all the latest news with rhiannon jones . bev. thank with rhiannon jones. bev. thank you. good morning.— with rhiannon jones. bev. thank you. good morning. it's- j“ s“t“witwt“ bev. thank you. good morning. it's 11:02. you. good morning. it's11:o2. vow— you. good morning. it's11:o2. vow ron— you. good morning. it's11:o2. koor ior oiorw— you. good morning. it's11:o2. your top story is— you. good morning. it's11:o2. your top story is from the newsroom police have warned they will newsroom police have warned they wiii ioko— newsroom police have warned they will take swift— newsroom police have warned they will take swift action against onwono— will take swift action against onwono wno— will take swift action against anyone who tries to disrupt the king-o— anyone who tries to disrupt the king's coronation.— anyone who tries to disrupt the king's coronation. former royal nroiooiion— king's coronation. former royal protection officer— king's coronation. former royal protection officer simon morgan oowo— protection officer simon morgan oowo rroiooioro— protection officer simon morgan says protesters will be in the miiiio— says protesters will be in the miiiio oi— says protesters will be in the middle of an— says protesters will be in the middle of an armed policing oooionon— middle of an armed policing operation and— middle of an armed policing operation and could be mistaken for operation and could be mistaken ior niorioro— operation and could be mistaken for plotters who— operation and could be mistaken for plotters who wish to cause norm — for plotters who wish to cause norm .— for plotters who wish to cause norm . ino— for plotters who wish to cause harm . the met— for plotters who wish to cause harm . the met police has harm. the met police has ooniirmoi— harm. the met police has confirmed 29,000 officers are ioing— confirmed 29,000 officers are ioing iopiowoi— confirmed 29,000 officers are being deployed to bolster oooorirw— being deployed to bolster security around the event. rormor— security around the event. former liberal— security around the event. former liberal democrat mp wormon— former liberal democrat mp norman baker— former liberal democrat mp norman baker says although rignior— norman baker says although tighter measures are necessary, noonio— tighter measures are necessary, people oiiii— tighter measures are necessary, people still have— tighter measures are necessary, people still have the right to irooiom— people still have the right to irooiom oi— people still have the right to freedom of speech. if there are iorrorioio— freedom of speech. if there are terrorists who _ freedom of speech. if there are terrorists who may— freedom of speech. if there are terrorists who may see this as a goiion— terrorists who may see this as a golden opportunity to make a oioiomonit— golden opportunity to make a statement, of— golden opportunity to make a statement, of course we must moko— statement, of course we must make sure security is absolutely iirm— make sure security is absolutely

iirm io— make sure security is absolutely iirm ro iw— make sure security is absolutely iirm ro irw oni— make sure security is absolutely firm to try and identify those roonio— firm to try and identify those roorio-ooro— firm to try and identify those people-care of- firm to try and identify those people care of them. people and care of them. but it's people and care of them. but no oioo— people and care of them. but it's also important— people and care of them. but it's also important that the police understand that the criminality may occur is criminality which may occur is perfectly proper to stop and to kerb. but that's different from legitimate legal, peaceful protest, which would not be curbed. it's very important that people do allow peaceful protests . and let me be clear protests. and let me be clear for the viewers, this is not about whether you agree with them or not. yes. this is about them or not. yes. this is about the right to protest in this country. ukraine's president country. i ukraine's president says russia's vladimir putin must be brought to justice for the war in his country. vladimir zelenskyy made the war in his country. - vladimir zelenskyy made the comments during a meeting at the nogoo— comments during a meeting at the nogoo wnoro— comments during a meeting at the nogoo wnoro ino— comments during a meeting at the hague where the international criminoi— hague where the international criminal-based- hague where the international criminal-based .- hague where the international criminal based . it criminal court is based. it oomoo-ino- criminal court is based. it comes-the war- criminal court is based. it comes the war torn country comes after the war torn country ooii— comes after the war torn country ooii ii— comes after the war torn country ooii ii oioi— comes after the war torn country said it shot down— comes after the war torn country said it shot down 18 of 24 ironoo— said it shot down 18 of 24 ironoo in— said it shot down 18 of 24 drones in an— said it shot down 18 of 24 drones in an overnight attack . drones in an overnight attack. it drones in an overnight attack. ii ioiiowo— drones in an overnight attack. ii ioiiowo o— drones in an overnight attack. it follows a strike— drones in an overnight attack. it follows a strike on the kromiin— it follows a strike on the kremlin with— it follows a strike on the kremlin with moscow accusing kwiw— kremlin with moscow accusing kwiw oi— kremlin with moscow accusing kwiw oi irwing— kremlin with moscow accusing kwiw oi rrwing io— kremlin with moscow accusing kyiv of trying to assassinate irooiionr— kyiv of trying to assassinate president putin.— kyiv of trying to assassinate president putin. president zoionokww— president putin. president zelenskyy says he wants to see the zelenskyy says he wants to see in koooion— zelenskyy says he wants to see the russian leader— zelenskyy says he wants to see the russian leader brought to ioomo.— the russian leader brought to rooiioo. oi— the russian leader brought to justice. of course— the russian leader brought to justice. of course , we all want justice. of course, we all want to justice. of course, we all want o oo— justice. of course, we all want

to see different— justice. of course, we all want to see different .— justice. of course, we all want to see different . vladimir here to see different. vladimir here in in— to see different. vladimir here in in ino— to see different. vladimir here in in the hague— to see different. vladimir here in in the hague .— to see different. vladimir here in in the hague . the one who in in the hague. the one who iooorwoo— in in the hague. the one who iooonoo ro— in in the hague. the one who deserves to be— in in the hague. the one who deserves to be sentenced for inooo— deserves to be sentenced for these criminal— deserves to be sentenced for these criminal actions is right nono— these criminal actions is right ion in— these criminal actions is right ion in ino— these criminal actions is right here in the capital of the international— here in the capital of the international law. ' “wi here in the capital of the- international law. and i am sure we will see that happen when we win . and we will win. two win. and we will win. two palestinian gunmen- t“ '“wi ii t“ two palestinian gunmen suspected of onooring— palestinian gunmen suspected of onooring iooi— palestinian gunmen suspected of shooting dead a— palestinian gunmen suspected of shooting dead a british israeli woman and her— shooting dead a british israeli woman and her daughters have ioom— woman and her daughters have ioon kiiioi— woman and her daughters have been killed in— woman and her daughters have been killed in a— woman and her daughters have been killed in a raid. my and kimo— been killed in a raid. my and kino de,— been killed in a raid. my and kino be, wno— been killed in a raid. my and rina de, who are— been killed in a raid. my and rina de, who are 20 and 15, died in ino— rina de, who are 20 and 15, died in in wooi— rina de, who are 20 and 15, died in the west bank— rina de, who are 20 and 15, died in the west bank when their car iorgoioi— in the west bank when their car was targeted last— in the west bank when their car was targeted last month. their mare.— was targeted last month. their mare. ioow— was targeted last month. their mare. ioow ,— was targeted last month. their mother, lucy , died in hospital mother, lucy, died in hospital a iow— mother, lucy, died in hospital a iow oowo— mother, lucy, died in hospital a iow iowo ioior— mother, lucy, died in hospital a few days later .— mother, lucy, died in hospital a few days later . israel says few days later. israel says a mini— few days later. israel says a third militant— few days later. israel says a third militant also died during the third militant also died during rno oooionon— third militant also died during the operation .— third militant also died during the operation . former us the operation. former us irooiioni— the operation. former us president donald trump is in iroioni. — president donald trump is in iroioni. ir— president donald trump is in ireland. it follows his visit to sooiionit— ireland. it follows his visit to scotland, where _ ireland. it follows his visit to scotland, where he told gb news noo— scotland, where he told gb news no-o oomriooi— scotland, where he told gb news he's surprised prince harry

roooiwoi— he's surprised prince harry roooiwoi on— he's surprised prince harry received an invite to the coronation _ received an invite to the coronation meghan, in an koiooi— coronation meghan, in an exclusive interview with nigel rorogot— exclusive interview with nigel rorogot wir— exclusive interview with nigel farage, mr trump also called irooiioni— farage, mr trump also called president joe _ farage, mr trump also called president joe biden dishonest, nonioi— president joe biden dishonest, nonioi ior— president joe biden dishonest, hurtful for his— president joe biden dishonest, hurtful for his decision, not to ooiono— hurtful for his decision, not to oiioni ino— hurtful for his decision, not to attend the historical event on sororiowt — attend the historical event on sororiowt noi— attend the historical event on saturday, not running the ooonirw. — saturday, not running the country. he's- saturday, not running the country. wit t“ j country. he's now in delaware sleeping erg final. he can't even come to your coronation as a country. your coronation is a big event . hopefully that won't big event. hopefully that won't take place for another long time. he'll live a good life and she'll live a good life. and it'll be a long time. but that's a big event. that's a big event . and when you have somebody that's going to be sleeping instead of coming to the coronation as president of the united states, i think that's i think that's a bad thing . the think that's a bad thing. the government has “wig the government has announced the iinoi— government has announced the iinoi wk— government has announced the final uk evacuation flights have left final uk evacuation flights have on soion— final uk evacuation flights have on soion .— final uk evacuation flights have left sudan . the— final uk evacuation flights have left sudan . the two flights took left sudan. the two flights took off left sudan. the two flights took oii ioio— left sudan. the two flights took oii ioio iooi— left sudan. the two flights took off late last night— left sudan. the two flights took off late last night and early inio— off late last night and early this morning.— off late last night and early this morning. the government had growioooiw— this morning. the government had rrowioooiw ooii— this morning. the government had previously said the— this morning. the government had previously said the last plane wooii— previously said the last plane wooii ioowo— previously said the last plane would leave on— previously said the last plane would leave on wednesday with onion— would leave on wednesday with british officials— would leave on wednesday with british officials who've been working— british officials who've been working on— british officials who've been working on evacuation working on the evacuation okiooioi— working on the evacuation oopooioi on— working on the evacuation

expected on but the expected on board. but the roroign— expected on board. but the foreign office— expected on board. but the foreign office says there'll be no ionnor— foreign office says there'll be no further extensions . voting is no further extensions. voting is oniorwow— no further extensions. voting is oniorwow in— no further extensions. voting is underway in the— no further extensions. voting is underway in the local elections wim— underway in the local elections with millions— underway in the local elections with millions of— underway in the local elections with millions of people expected to with millions of people expected ro ioko— with millions of people expected ro ioko non— with millions of people expected to take part around 8000 seats are to take part around 8000 seats on— to take part around 8000 seats on ior— to take part around 8000 seats or ior groio— to take part around 8000 seats are up for grabs for mayoral oiooiiono— are up for grabs for mayoral elections are— are up for grabs for mayoral elections are also taking place . begon— elections are also taking place . bedford, leicester, mansfield oni— . bedford, leicester, mansfield and middlesbrough . it's the and middlesbrough. it's the iinoi— and middlesbrough. it's the iiroi imo— and middlesbrough. it's the first time voters are required to first time voters are required ro onow— first time voters are required ro onow oioro— first time voters are required to show photo id, such as a poooron— to show photo id, such as a roooron or— to show photo id, such as a passport or driver's licence in onion— passport or driver's licence in onion io— passport or driver's licence in onion ro oooi— passport or driver's licence in order to cast a— passport or driver's licence in order to cast a ballot. polls oiooo— order to cast a ballot. polls oiooo oi— order to cast a ballot. polls close at 10:00— order to cast a ballot. polls close at 10:00 this evening with the close at 10:00 this evening with in roooiio— close at 10:00 this evening with the results announced tomorrow . the results announced tomorrow. a wk— the results announced tomorrow. a iik rogoioior— the results announced tomorrow. a uk regulator has— the results announced tomorrow. a uk regulator has launched a oi— a uk regulator has launched a oi on— a uk regulator has launched a review of art artificial intelligence. - review of art artificial intelligence. the report will iook— intelligence. the report will iook or— intelligence. the report will iook oi ino— intelligence. the report will look at the tools and algorithms oooi— look at the tools and algorithms oooi ro— look at the tools and algorithms oooi ro ioin— look at the tools and algorithms used to train computers to noooo— used to train computers to roooo oni— used to train computers to process and analyse data. the oomnoiirion— process and analyse data. the competition and— process and analyse data. the competition and markets aoinorirw— competition and markets authority is— competition and markets authority is focusing on competitiveness and consumer nroiooiion— competitiveness and consumer proiooiion. ii— competitiveness and consumer protection. it aims to ensure ino— protection. it aims to ensure the developing— protection. it aims to ensure the developing technology isn't mioiooiing— the developing technology isn't misleading people, nor giving mom— misleading people, nor giving inom ioioo— misleading people, nor giving them false information . for 40% them false information. for 40% of them false information. for 40% oi inmoioo— them false information. for 40% oi inmoroo in— them false information. for 40% of inmates in a— them false information. for 40% of inmates in a scottish prison say—

of inmates in a scottish prison oow onow— of inmates in a scottish prison oow inow nono— of inmates in a scottish prison say they have been abused, inrooionoi— say they have been abused, threatened ,— say they have been abused, threatened , bullied or assaulted threatened, bullied or assaulted by oroii— threatened, bullied or assaulted by oioii .— threatened, bullied or assaulted by oioii . a— threatened, bullied or assaulted by staff . a review— threatened, bullied or assaulted by staff . a review also found by staff. a review also found oniw— by staff. a review also found oniw 29%— by staff. a review also found oniw 29% oi— by staff. a review also found only 29% of the— by staff. a review also found only 29% of the inmates said now— only 29% of the inmates said now ioii— only 29% of the inmates said they felt safe.— only 29% of the inmates said they felt safe. inspectors who wioiioi — they felt safe. inspectors who wioiioi irri— they felt safe. inspectors who visited hmp addiewell have roiooi— visited hmp addiewell have raised concerns— visited hmp addiewell have raised concerns about the safety oni— raised concerns about the safety oni ooooriiw— raised concerns about the safety oni ooooriiw oi— raised concerns about the safety and security of the— raised concerns about the safety and security of the facility . a and security of the facility. a orokoororoon— and security of the facility. a spokesperson for— and security of the facility. a spokesperson for the prison says now— spokesperson for the prison says inow ooooni— spokesperson for the prison says they accept full— spokesperson for the prison says they accept full responsibility oni— they accept full responsibility oni onow— they accept full responsibility and they must— they accept full responsibility and they must improve travellers iom— and they must improve travellers from heathrow— and they must improve travellers from heathrow airport can expect iioroniion— from heathrow airport can expect iioropiion oni— from heathrow airport can expect disruption and delays as ooooriiw— disruption and delays as security guards take further iniooirioi— security guards take further industrial action. that's after iooi— industrial action. that's after iooi minoio— industrial action. that's after last minute talks over a pay iionoio— last minute talks over a pay dispute failed— last minute talks over a pay dispute failed yesterday . over dispute failed yesterday. over iooo — dispute failed yesterday. over iooo iiniio— dispute failed yesterday. over 1400 unite union members have oionoi— 1400 unite union members have oionoi o— 1400 unite union members have started a three— 1400 unite union members have started a three day— 1400 unite union members have started a three day walkout ioiow— started a three day walkout roiow. iio— started a three day walkout roiow. wr-o ron— started a three day walkout today. it's part of an eight day rrogrommo— today. it's part of an eight day rrogrommo oi— today. it's part of an eight day programme of strikes throughout the programme of strikes throughout rno monon— programme of strikes throughout rno monin .— programme of strikes throughout the month . labour and the lib the month. labour and the lib oomo— the month. labour and the lib oomo iowo— the month. labour and the lib dems have called— the month. labour and the lib dems have called for a robust winiioii— dems have called for a robust windfall tax— dems have called for a robust windfall tax after— dems have called for a robust windfall tax after oil giant snoii— windfall tax after oil giant shell reported— windfall tax after oil giant shell reported a profit of £7.66 iiiiion— shell reported a profit of £7.66 iiiiion in— shell reported a profit of £7.66 billion in the— shell reported a profit of £7.66 billion in the first— shell reported a profit of £7.66 billion in the first quarter of inio— billion in the first quarter of inio woor. — billion in the first quarter of this year. shell— billion in the first quarter of this year. shell joined rivals bp this year. shell joined rivals ni oni—

this year. shell joined rivals bp and significantly beating expectations. _ bp and significantly beating expectations. the profits dropped_ expectations. the profits dropped slightly from the rrowiooo— dropped slightly from the previous quarter as energy inooo— previous quarter as energy inooo oooioit— previous quarter as energy prices cooled, but it's still moking— prices cooled, but it's still making almost— prices cooled, but it's still making almost £1.4 billion more mon— making almost £1.4 billion more inon okiooioi— making almost £1.4 billion more than expected and— making almost £1.4 billion more than expected and more than a ioii— than expected and more than a noii o— than expected and more than a half a million— than expected and more than a half a million people have orriioi— half a million people have orriioi ior— half a million people have orriioi ior o— half a million people have applied for a ballot place to roko— applied for a ballot place to ioko non— applied for a ballot place to ioko ion in— applied for a ballot place to take part in the— applied for a ballot place to take part in the london marathon noxi— take part in the london marathon noki woon— take part in the london marathon next year. that's— take part in the london marathon next year. that's a— take part in the london marathon next year. that's a new world rooori— next year. that's a new world rooori aii— next year. that's a new world record. add almost 580,000 orriiooiiono— record. add almost 580,000 applications were received ioioro— applications were received ioioro rno — applications were received before the deadline on april zoin. — before the deadline on april zoin. iio— before the deadline on april 28th. it's the— before the deadline on april 28th. it's the first time any moroinon— 28th. it's the first time any marathon ballot has received mon— marathon ballot has received more than half— marathon ballot has received more than half a— marathon ballot has received more than half a million entries oni— more than half a million entries oni ok— more than half a million entries oni oik groom— more than half a million entries and six green apprenticeships iowo— and six green apprenticeships nowo ioom— and six green apprenticeships have been selected to mark the king-o— have been selected to mark the king's coronation— have been selected to mark the king's coronation for their contribution— king's coronation for their contribution in— king's coronation for their contribution in creating a low onion— contribution in creating a low carbon economy— contribution in creating a low carbon economy .— contribution in creating a low carbon economy . they include low carbon economy. they include low onion— carbon economy. they include low orion nooiing— carbon economy. they include low carbon heating technicians, ooonrrwoiio— carbon heating technicians, countryside workers and forest oroiroroorio— countryside workers and forest oroiioroorio .— countryside workers and forest craftspeople . it's— countryside workers and forest craftspeople . it's hoped they'll craftspeople. it's hoped they'll encourage more— craftspeople. it's hoped they'll encourage more people to work in the encourage more people to work in in groom— encourage more people to work in the green industry.— encourage more people to work in the green industry. it also aims to the green industry. it also aims ro ino— the green industry. it also aims to ensure the country's workforce— to ensure the country's workforce is- to ensure the country's workforce is equipped with the okiiio— workforce is equipped with the skills needed _ workforce is equipped with the skills needed to— workforce is equipped with the skills needed to support the ironoiiion— skills needed to support the transition to _ skills needed to support the transition to net— skills needed to support the transition to net zero. the

gowornmonr— transition to net zero. the government and employers will use government and employers will ino— government and employers will use the coronation emblem to nromoio— use the coronation emblem to rromoio ino— use the coronation emblem to promote the apprenticeships okiiio— promote the apprenticeships skills acted— promote the apprenticeships skills acted as— promote the apprenticeships skills acted as the gold oroniori— skills acted as the gold standard for— skills acted as the gold standard for green skills iroining— standard for green skills iroining .— standard for green skills training . this- standard for green skills training . this is gb news. we'll training. this is gb news. we'll iring— training. this is gb news. we'll iring woo— training. this is gb news. we'll iring woo moro— training. this is gb news. we'll bring you more as— training. this is gb news. we'll bring you more as it happens. nowi_ bring you more as it happens. wow, inoogn— bring you more as it happens. now, though, it's— bring you more as it happens. now, though, it's back to bev oni— now, though, it's back to bev oni .— and. andrew i oooi- and. andrew good morning. it is 1109. there are days to go. are just two days to go. rehearsals appear complete and the operation is in the security operation is in full for the coronation of full swing for the coronation of king charles iii. the prince and princess of wales seem determined to enjoy the build up. they're going to a pub, the dog— up. they're going to a pub, the iog oni— up. they're going to a pub, the iog oni iook— up. they're going to a pub, the dog and duck in— i. they're going to a pub, the dog and duck in soho, where i know— dog and duck in soho, where i know wnoro— dog and duck in soho, where i know what's going to happen. mow-ro— know what's going to happen. inow-ro going— know what's going to happen. inow-ro going ro— know what's going to happen. they're going to be mobbed by gays,— they're going to be mobbed by gaysr orroroniiw— they're going to be mobbed by gays, apparently it's find gays, apparently it's to find ooi— gays, apparently it's to find ooo-woio— gays, apparently it's to find ooo-won ,— gays, apparently it's to find out-visit , not- gays, apparently it's to find out visit , not how the out their visit, not how the gays— out their visit, not how the gowo wii— out their visit, not how the gays will respond them, but gays will respond to them, but wnoinor— gays will respond to them, but wnoinor rno — gays will respond to them, but whether the hospitality industry is whether the hospitality industry io ioing— whether the hospitality industry io ioing oii— whether the hospitality industry is doing all right— whether the hospitality industry is doing all right at the momom — is doing all right at the- moment. _actually it moment. we know actually it

isn't. they just fancy a isn't. maybe they just fancy a dnnk. isn't. maybe they just fancy a drink . who knows they drink. who knows what they just fancy? they . you two are fancy? maybe they. you two are terrible . but. but you know terrible. but. but you know what? it's a nice thing for them to do, isn't it? you would presume that in the build up to the coronation, they might all just busy and rehearsing and just be busy and rehearsing and working out what they're going to wear. but i do like the fact that they're getting out amongst to wear. but i do like the fact thatpublic. getting out amongst to wear. but i do like the fact thatpublic. well,; out amongst to wear. but i do like the fact thatpublic. well, they'renongst to wear. but i do like the fact thatpublic. well, they're notgst the public. well, they're not oniw— the public. well, they're not oniw-ooi— the public. well, they're not only-out, they're - only getting out, they're inwiiing— only getting out, they're. inwiiing—ino inviting the public into the noiooo. — inviting the public into the roiooo. ino— inviting the public into the palace. the extraordinary fact onow— palace. the extraordinary fact onow-goiion-oil they used a garden party of inoooonio— they used a garden party of thousands night. they used a garden party of- thousands-night. yes. thousands there last night. yes. i thousands there last night. yes. i—ino— thousands there last night. yes. i—ino iogroo- thousands there last night. yes. i_the degree of. i mean, again, the degree of orgoniooiion— i mean, again, the degree of organisation, willingness organisation, the willingness to ooimii— organisation, the willingness to submit timetables submit yourself to timetables oimooi— submit yourself to timetables almost demanding submit yourself to timetables almost-demanding and almost as demanding as ours. and of almost as demanding as ours. and oi , noi— almost as demanding as ours. and of course , not-and- almost as demanding as ours. and of course , not-and of- of course, not quite. and of iio— of course, not quite. and of course, the king, an and queen consort were westminster hall consort were in westminster hall the for a social event the other day for a social event with mps. and that's yes, partly making up for the fact that the mps were not invited to the coronation and they're trying to smooth this resentment and smooth this real resentment and don't forget, the piers are in huge , huge revolt because they huge, huge revolt because they were all there pledging their allegiance her majesty in allegiance to her majesty in 1953, in their ermine finery, in their parliamentary, not in their parliamentary, not in

their parliamentary, not in their parliamentary robes, but their parliamentary robes, but their coronation robes. now , their coronation robes. now, when we were talking- ” t“ now, when we were talking about this on-noirit— when we were talking about this on-baird,-were- on vera baird, you were ioogning.— on vera baird, you were. laughing.-saying on vera baird, you were- laughing.-saying a lot laughing. you were saying a lot a laughing. you were saying a lot o ioi— laughing. you were saying a lot o ioi oi— laughing. you were saying a lot a lot of these— laughing. you were saying a lot a lot of these old— laughing. you were saying a lot a lot of these old men. okay. no rooi— a lot of these old men. okay. no rooi explain_ a lot of these old men. okay. no no. just explain-people- a lot of these old men. okay. no no. t“ no. just explain to people who don't know the story so there's a of old lords there. you a load of old lords there. you are. who are you? wear their fancy and they're a bit fancy dress and they're a bit cross they've told cross because they've been told they wear a suit. and they have to wear a suit. and now they're saying. it isn't now they're saying. but it isn't fair. i want to wear my silly coat. yeah. or lemon yellow jacket— coat. yeah. or lemon yellow rookoi, woo— coat. yeah. or lemon yellow jacket, you know,— t “is t“ or lemon yellow jacket, you know, which is more or-ogoiwoionit- jacket, you know, which is more or-equivalent, but- jacket, you know, which is more or equivalent, but it's or less the equivalent, but it's wow— or less the equivalent, but it's now ooow— or less the equivalent, but it's now ooow io— or less the equivalent, but it's very easy to mock— or less the equivalent, but it's very easy to mock you mock very easy to mock and you mock it very easy to mock and you mock ii ioooiiioiiw— very easy to mock and you mock it beautifully. and— very easy to mock and you mock it beautifully. and therefore moi-o— it beautifully. and therefore oioio-i— it beautifully. and therefore that's-i wanted - it beautifully. and therefore that's i wanted to that's why i wanted you to ronooi. — that's why i wanted you to repeat. _exactly . that's why i wanted you to repeat. exactly what repeat. you did exactly what i wonioi— repeat. you did exactly what i wanted-repeated- wanted. you repeated the mookorw— mockery, but remember, a coronorion— mockery, but remember, a coronation theatre. yeah coronation is theatre. yeah the niooo— coronation is theatre. yeah the place-abbey— coronation is theatre. yeah the place abbey where it place in the abbey where it iokoo— place in the abbey where it iokoo riooo. — place in the abbey where it takes place. it's— place in the abbey where it takes place. it's actually ooiioi— takes place. it's actually called the _ takes place. it's actually called the theatre. coronation is called the theatre. coronation io groni— called the theatre. coronation io groni oooro— called the theatre. coronation is grand opera. and because i'm so is grand opera. and because i'm oo onoioni— is grand opera. and because i'm oo onoioni ,— is grand opera. and because i'm oo onoioni , i— is grand opera. and because i'm so ancient, i remember the coronoiion— so ancient, i remember the coronation of— so ancient, i remember the coronation of 53.- so ancient, i remember the coronation of 53. and because i know— coronation of 53. and because i know oii— coronation of 53. and because i know oii ino— coronation of 53. and because i know all the coronations before inor— know all the coronations before inoi onow— know all the coronations before inoi inow — know all the coronations before that they were grand opera with a that they were grand opera with o onoroo— that they were grand opera with oonoroo , oni— that they were grand opera with a chorus , and the— that they were grand opera with a chorus , and the chorus were a chorus, and the chorus were ino— a chorus, and the chorus were in oioro— a chorus, and the chorus were rno oioro oni— a chorus, and the chorus were the piers and they— a chorus, and the chorus were the piers and they were all irooooi— the piers and they were all dressed the— the piers and they were all dressed the same way. what we're going— dressed the same way. what we're going io— dressed the same way. what we're going ro ooo— dressed the same way. what we're going ro oi— dressed the same way. what we're going to see at westminster is a kini— going to see at westminster is a kini oi— going to see at westminster is a kind of dressed—

going to see at westminster is a kind of dressed down saturday. i'm kind of dressed down saturday. in oiroii— kind of dressed down saturday. i'm afraid people— kind of dressed down saturday. i'm afraid people in totally miscellaneous— i'm afraid people in totally miscellaneous costumes , people miscellaneous costumes, people just miscellaneous costumes, people rooi iooking— miscellaneous costumes, people iooi iooking oo— miscellaneous costumes, people just looking as though they've woikoi— just looking as though they've woikoi in— just looking as though they've walked in off— just looking as though they've walked in off the— just looking as though they've walked in off the street. wnorooo— walked in off the street. whereas the _ walked in off the street. whereas the coronation in 53, it iiko— whereas the coronation in 53, it iiko on— whereas the coronation in 53, it was like an opera.— whereas the coronation in 53, it was like an opera. the piers oii— was like an opera. the piers were all there— was like an opera. the piers were all there in— was like an opera. the piers were all there in just one ooooni— were all there in just one ooooni in— were all there in just one second in these scarlet robes. ani— second in these scarlet robes. ani moroowor— second in these scarlet robes. and moreover, they played a part in ino— and moreover, they played a part in the ceremony— and moreover, they played a part in the ceremony like an opera. noooooo— in the ceremony like an opera. noooooo io— in the ceremony like an opera. because do you— in the ceremony like an opera. because do you remember the momom— because do you remember the momom ino— because do you remember the moment, the supreme moment of the moment, the supreme moment of in oooon-o— moment, the supreme moment of the queen's funeral— moment, the supreme moment of the queen's funeral when the crown— the queen's funeral when the crown was taken— the queen's funeral when the crown was taken off the coffin? koon — crown was taken off the coffin? koon war,— crown was taken off the coffin? yeah well, the— crown was taken off the coffin? yeah well, the great moment of the coronation— yeah well, the great moment of the coronation is— yeah well, the great moment of the coronation is when the crown is the coronation is when the crown io noi— the coronation is when the crown io nor on— the coronation is when the crown io nor on ino— the coronation is when the crown is put on the king's— the coronation is when the crown is put on the king's head. but wnor— is put on the king's head. but wnor norronoi— is put on the king's head. but what happened in 53, the moment the what happened in 53, the moment ino crown— what happened in 53, the moment ino crown woo— what happened in 53, the moment the crown was put— what happened in 53, the moment the crown was put on the queen's nooi,— the crown was put on the queen's nooi, owow— the crown was put on the queen's nooi, owow ono— the crown was put on the queen's head, every one of— the crown was put on the queen's head, every one of the peers and the head, every one of the peers and rno roorooooo— head, every one of the peers and the peeresses put— head, every one of the peers and the peeresses put on their coronets. and _ the peeresses put on their coronets. and it- the peeresses put on their coronets. and it was this. it ii— coronets. and it was this. it ii — coronets. and it was this. it was. it was. it— coronets. and it was this. it was. it was. it was like out of vorii. — was. it was. it was like out of vorii. ani— was. it was. it was like out of vorii. ani oi— was. it was. it was like out of verdi. and of course , they verdi. and of course, they oooioi— verdi. and of course, they oooioi ii— verdi. and of course, they scaled it back. - verdi. and of course, they scaled it back. �*wtcrsgti verdi. and of course, they scaled it back. �*jinth“{w7 t scaled it back. why? because this is supposed to be modern and what we're discovering is there is a contradict ation between what we you've been going on about this ceremony we love well . and going on about this ceremony we love well. and for going on about this ceremony we love well . and for some love so well. and for some iizorro — love so well. and for some bizarre reason— and for some bizarre reason they've decided onow— bizarre reason they've decided inow ion-r— bizarre reason they've decided they don't want— bizarre reason they've decided they don't want to do very much

of they don't want to do very much oilkigni.— they don't want to do very much oilkigni. ani— they don't want to do very much of.right. and you— they don't want to do very much of right. and you again, as of it. right. and you again, as we saw from the— of it. right. and you again, as we saw from the queen's funeral, the we saw from the queen's funeral, in oomonw— we saw from the queen's funeral, in oomonw noo— we saw from the queen's funeral, the ceremony has has a kind of mooning.— the ceremony has has a kind of mooning. ii— the ceremony has has a kind of meaning. it has— the ceremony has has a kind of meaning. it has a— the ceremony has has a kind of meaning. it has a meaning and oigniiioonoo— meaning. it has a meaning and oigniiioonoo in— meaning. it has a meaning and significance in itself, like a roiigiooo— significance in itself, like a religious ritual.— significance in itself, like a religious ritual. this is a roiigiooo— religious ritual. this is a religious ritual. this is a religious ritual. and what we're going,— religious ritual. and what we're goiiingt im— religious ritual. and what we're getting, i'm afraid , is a pared getting, i'm afraid, is a pared iown— getting, i'm afraid, is a pared down cheapskate version. i'm ioii— down cheapskate version. i'm ioii onow-ro— down cheapskate version. i'm told they're going— down cheapskate version. i'm told they're going to- down cheapskate version. i'm told they're going to allow the peers to wear their robes, but not their coronets. so they will look not their coronets. so they will iook okooriw— not their coronets. so they will look exactly as— not their coronets. so they will look exactly as you _ not their coronets. so they will look exactly as you said,- ” t so they will look exactly as you said, a lot of look exactly as you said, a lot oi ionnw— look exactly as you said, a lot oi ionnw oii— look exactly as you said, a lot of funny old men— look exactly as you said, a lot of funny old men in fancy dress. ani— of funny old men in fancy dress. ani moro— of funny old men in fancy dress. and there will— of funny old men in fancy dress. and there will also— of funny old men in fancy dress. and there will also be an iooioioi— and there will also be an isolated group.- and there will also be an isolated group. so it'll a isolated group. so it'll make a wow— isolated group. so it'll make a wow ir-ii— isolated group. so it'll make a wow ii-ii moko— isolated group. so it'll make a very it'll make a— isolated group. so it'll make a very it'll make a very miscellaneous scene. and they now— miscellaneous scene. and they onow-nonioinoro- miscellaneous scene. and they they participate at this they won't participate at this momom— they won't participate at this momom oi— they won't participate at this moment of theatre. the women ogoin— moment of theatre. the women ogoin ino— moment of theatre. the women ogoint rno wooo— moment of theatre. the women again, the press is— moment of theatre. the women again, the press is were described— again, the press is were described at— again, the press is were described at earlier coronation as described at earlier coronation oo ii— described at earlier coronation oo ii onow-ro— described at earlier coronation oo ii inow-ro in— described at earlier coronation as if they're in full in full oi — as if they're in full in full oi inow— as if they're in full in full robes. they have to wear court inooo— robes. they have to wear court irooo wnion— robes. they have to wear court dress which is— robes. they have to wear court dress which is sleeveless. so onow-ro— dress which is sleeveless. so inow-ro iiko— dress which is sleeveless. so they're like the— dress which is sleeveless. so they're like the queen she was at they're like the queen she was oi ino— they're like the queen she was at the coronation— they're like the queen she was at the coronation sleeveless wiri— at the coronation sleeveless win win— at the coronation sleeveless with with with— at the coronation sleeveless with with with the white silk inooo— with with with the white silk irooo .— with with with the white silk irooo . ani — with with with the white silk dress . and it— with with with the white silk dress . and it was said it was dress. and it was said it was iiko— dress. and it was said it was iiko o— dress. and it was said it was iiko o oomo— dress. and it was said it was like a scene out— dress. and it was said it was like a scene out of swan lake as inooo— like a scene out of swan lake as inooo wniio— like a scene out of swan lake as these white arms— like a scene out of swan lake as these white arms went up and the iigni— these white arms went up and the iigni oooi— these white arms went up and the light coronets went— these white arms went up and the light coronets went on their nooi. — light coronets went on their nooi. wow— light coronets went on their head. now that's drama . yeah.

head. now that's drama. yeah. koo— head. now that's drama. yeah. you wom— head. now that's drama. yeah. you want drama— head. now that's drama. yeah. you want drama .— head. now that's drama. yeah. you want drama . and i feel you want drama. and i feel i iooi— you want drama. and i feel i ioor iio— you want drama. and i feel i ioor no going— you want drama. and i feel i fear it's going to— you want drama. and i feel i fear it's going to be a much a moon— fear it's going to be a much a moon ioooor— fear it's going to be a much a much looser, structured . it's much looser, structured. it's going— much looser, structured. it's going io— much looser, structured. it's going ro io— much looser, structured. it's going ro io oi— much looser, structured. it's going to be of course, an oiiomni— going to be of course, an oriomri or— going to be of course, an attempt at being democratic . attempt at being democratic. it's attempt at being democratic. ii-o oimooi— attempt at being democratic. it's almost like— attempt at being democratic. it's almost like not— attempt at being democratic. it's almost like not so- attempt at being democratic. it's almost like not so much royal opera house, more a provincial theatre, more provincial theatre, more provincial theatre. somebody else described— provincial theatre. somebody else described it— provincial theatre. somebody else described it very- “ts somebody else described it very well. mow-wo— else described it very well. inow-wo rno — else described it very well. they've the royal household has oonioooi— they've the royal household has oonioooi o— they've the royal household has confused a coronation with a rowoi— confused a coronation with a royal wedding. _ confused a coronation with a royal wedding. i/wit5 t t“ royal wedding. yes. i can see iioi. oi— royal wedding. yes. i can see iioi. oi o— royal wedding. yes. i can see that. or a bit— royal wedding. yes. i can see that. or a bit of— royal wedding. yes. i can see that. or a bit of a- royal wedding. i/wit5 t t“ or a bit of a royal that. or a bit of a royal walkabout. _ that. or a bit of a royal walkabout. the- or a bit of a royal walkabout. wiwwig t. or a bit of a royal walkabout. witwwig wt that. or a bit of a royal- walkabout. the logic, the logic behind asking the lords to pare down their robes is presumably to just look normal and it does that. to just look normal and it does that . you mean they want. you that. you mean they want. you mean you want normal?- /witw. you mean you want normal? you mean normoi— mean you want normal? you mean normoi koo— mean you want normal? you mean normoi woo moon— mean you want normal? you mean normal. you mean normal like the king— normal. you mean normal like the king wooring— normal. you mean normal like the king wearing where. _ normal. you mean normal like the king wearing where. no, no, no. wormi— king wearing where. no, no, no. wormoi iiko— king wearing where. no, no, no. normal. like the— king wearing where. no, no, no. normal. like the king wearing inroo— normal. like the king wearing three vestments— normal. like the king wearing three vestments of cloth of gold oni— three vestments of cloth of gold oni o— three vestments of cloth of gold oni o woikoi— three vestments of cloth of gold and a velvet ermine and embroidered— and a velvet ermine and embroidered cape. that's about 20 worio— embroidered cape. that's about zo worio iong— embroidered cape. that's about 20 yards long and— embroidered cape. that's about 20 yards long and require six roonio— 20 yards long and require six people io— 20 yards long and require six people ro oonw— 20 yards long and require six people to carry the queen. you inor— people to carry the queen. you wear that every— people to carry the queen. you wear that every weekend, david. ino— wear that every weekend, david. ino gooon— wear that every weekend, david. ino gooon ino— wear that every weekend, david. the queen. the queen wearing a iiiiio— the queen. the queen wearing a little fascinator— the queen. the queen wearing a little fascinator with three

ononko— little fascinator with three ononko oi— little fascinator with three chunks of the— little fascinator with three chunks of the largest diamond in the chunks of the largest diamond in in worio.— chunks of the largest diamond in the world, like— chunks of the largest diamond in the world, like the— chunks of the largest diamond in the world, like the king has to put the world, like the king has to nor on— the world, like the king has to roi on nio— the world, like the king has to put on his best— the world, like the king has to put on his best frock. jcgjiilc put on his best frock. i get oioi.— put on his best frock. i get iioi. noi— put on his best frock. i get that. but surely the logic is to make sure that those the peers that are there are don't. it's about the hierarchy. it's about the symbolism of the hierarchy. shouldn't there be a hierarchy? in shouldn't there be a hierarchy? in ooior— shouldn't there be a hierarchy? in other words,— shouldn't there be a hierarchy? in other words, prince harry wno,— in other words, prince harry nato, shouldn't— in other words, prince harry nato, shouldn't there be? noooooo— nato, shouldn't there be? because _what- nato, shouldn't there be? because-what going because again, what you're going to because again, what you're going io-oomoioiw— because again, what you're going to-somebody else- because again, what you're going to somebody else his to see is somebody else in his iooi— to see is somebody else in his iooi iook— to see is somebody else in his best frock-be— to see is somebody else in his best frock-be the- best frock will be the archbishop - best frock will be the archbishop canterbury . and archbishop of canterbury. and it's archbishop of canterbury. and iro-io— archbishop of canterbury. and ir-o-ro oow— archbishop of canterbury. and it's-to say we're- archbishop of canterbury. and it's to say we're going to it's going to say we're going to moon— it's going to say we're going to moon roo— it's going to say we're going to see much too much of him. iroioiiw— see much too much of him. probably certainly here, much too probably certainly here, much ioo-oi— probably certainly here, much ioo-oi nim. — probably certainly here, much too-of him. but- probably certainly here, much too of him. but all of too much of him. but all of woo— too much of him. but all of woo goi— too much of him. but all of you've got you've pared away oworwining— you've got you've pared away everything between the king and oriinorw— everything between the king and oriinorw. oworwiow— everything between the king and ordinary, everyday life . is that ordinary, everyday life. is that a ordinary, everyday life. is that o gooi— ordinary, everyday life. is that o gooi mingi— ordinary, everyday life. is that a good thing? so— ordinary, everyday life. is that a good thing? so the king in inooo— a good thing? so the king in these robes,— a good thing? so the king in these robes, the— a good thing? so the king in these robes, the king uttering inio— these robes, the king uttering inio oirongo— these robes, the king uttering this strange language, is now onigoo— this strange language, is now onigoo oni— this strange language, is now unique and separate ? yeah. unique and separate? yeah. wnorooo— unique and separate? yeah. whereas when— unique and separate? yeah. whereas when the peers are inwoiwoit— whereas when the peers are involved, there _ whereas when the peers are involved, there was a kind of groiooi— involved, there was a kind of gradual fashion— involved, there was a kind of gradual fashion and i think i mink— gradual fashion and i think i inink ogoin— gradual fashion and i think i think again, it— gradual fashion and i think i think again, it is— gradual fashion and i think i think again, it is i can see why iio— think again, it is i can see why no ioom— think again, it is i can see why it's been done— think again, it is i can see why it's been done .— think again, it is i can see why it's been done . obviously it was it's been done. obviously it was nioir— it's been done. obviously it was nioir acas— it's been done. obviously it was blair acas the— it's been done. obviously it was blair acas the hereditary is out of blair acas the hereditary is out oi ino— blair acas the hereditary is out oi rno noooo— blair acas the hereditary is out of the house of— blair acas the hereditary is out of the house of lords in in

1999-_ of the house of lords in in 1999. ii— of the house of lords in in 1999. it was— of the house of lords in in 1999. it was inevitable indeed wnon— 1999. it was inevitable indeed wnon i— 1999. it was inevitable indeed wnon i woo— 1999. it was inevitable indeed when i was writing about the coronoiion— when i was writing about the coronation when— when i was writing about the coronation when i was saying the gooi— coronation when i was saying the grooi goooiion— coronation when i was saying the great question is— coronation when i was saying the great question is going to be wnor— great question is going to be wnor wii— great question is going to be what will be— great question is going to be what will be done to replace the oooroi— what will be done to replace the pooroi ani— what will be done to replace the noon? ani wo— what will be done to replace the peers? and we now— what will be done to replace the peers? and we now know you get a kini— peers? and we now know you get a kini oi— peers? and we now know you get a kini oi roniom— peers? and we now know you get a kind of random group of random goono— kind of random group of random grooro oi— kind of random group of random grooro oi roorio— kind of random group of random grooro oi roorio .— kind of random group of random groups of people , 500 winners of groups of people, 500 winners of the groups of people, 500 winners of in onion— groups of people, 500 winners of the british empire— groups of people, 500 winners of the british empire medal, 500 representatives— the british empire medal, 500 representatives of favourite onoriiioo— representatives of favourite onoriiioo .— representatives of favourite charities . but— representatives of favourite charities . but who decided these charities. but who decided these roonio— charities. but who decided these people rorroooni— charities. but who decided these people represent britain and ioio. — people represent britain and ioio. woo.— people represent britain and ioio. koo- i— people represent britain and dec. yes. i mean- people represent britain and dec. yes. i mean ,- people represent britain and dec. i/wit5 t“ ' wit people represent britain and dec. i/wit5 wit j c dec. yes. i mean, arnie dec didn't decide. just to be clear , they weren't the ones who said. but i see mean they're part of that particular cohort of commoners. at least the nooknomo— of commoners. at least the beckhams aren't— t.witwt“ at least the beckhams aren't going that i'm owono-iigni— beckhams aren't going that i'm aware-right now— beckhams aren't going that i'm aware right now to another aware of. right now to another oiorw— aware of. right now to another oiorw . — aware of. right now to another oiorw . wooriw— aware of. right now to another story . nearly all— aware of. right now to another story . nearly all of- aware of. right now to another story . \wwits”i{w i.5 aware of. right now to another story . \w i.5 story. nearly all of us know someone that is suffering from alzheimer's. the most common cause dementia. nearly a cause of dementia. nearly a million people have been diagnosed with the condition in the until there's the uk, and until now there's been treatment whatsoever. been no treatment whatsoever. but now scientists say the world is, quote , on the cusp of a is, quote, on the cusp of a first generation of treatments for alzheimer's disease as a new drug was found to slow the

disease. we're going to speak now-nooi— disease. we're going to speak nowlnooi oi— disease. we're going to speak now-head of policy- wi we're going to speak now head of policy at now to head of policy at alzheimer's— now to head of policy at alzheimer's research david alzheimer's research uk, david inomoo— alzheimer's research uk, david inomoo .— alzheimer's research uk, david thomas . david,— alzheimer's research uk, david thomas. david, this is the ooooni— thomas. david, this is the ooooni iiog— thomas. david, this is the second drug which is being noiioi— second drug which is being noiioilo— second drug which is being hailed-a major- second drug which is being hailed a major breakthrough. hailed as a major breakthrough. and hailed as a major breakthrough. ani ii— hailed as a major breakthrough. ani ii ooomo— hailed as a major breakthrough. and it seems in— hailed as a major breakthrough. and it seems in a— hailed as a major breakthrough. and it seems in a matter of six momm.— and it seems in a matter of six monrno. aro— and it seems in a matter of six months. are we— and it seems in a matter of six months. are we really now on the ooon— months. are we really now on the coop roioniioiiw— months. are we really now on the cusp potentially of— months. are we really now on the cusp potentially of a drug of iiogo— cusp potentially of a drug of irogo wnion— cusp potentially of a drug of drugs which stop drugs which will stop alzheimer's- drugs which will stop alzheimer's its tracks ? drugs which will stop- alzheimer'slits tracks ? good alzheimer's in its tracks? good morning. — alzheimer's in its tracks? good morning. ani— alzheimer's in its tracks? good morning. and thank you very much for morning. and thank you very much ior nowing— morning. and thank you very much ior nowing — morning. and thank you very much for having me. having— morning. and thank you very much for having me. “wig for having me. having me on. iio— for having me. having me on. no o— for having me. having me on. no o wow— for having me. having me on. it's a very exciting— for having me. having me on. it's a very exciting time.- for having me. “wig it's a very exciting time. as you— it's a very exciting time. as woo oow.— it's a very exciting time. as woo sayr w-woo— it's a very exciting time. as you say, we've now seen two irioio— you say, we've now seen two irioio wnion— you say, we've now seen two trials which have— you say, we've now seen two trials which have shown that you can trials which have shown that you oiow— trials which have shown that you oiow rno — trials which have shown that you can slow the course— trials which have shown that you can slow the course of alzheimer's- can slow the course of alzheimer's disease and that is rooiiw— alzheimer's disease and that is really historic.— alzheimer's disease and that is really historic. and what we mink— really historic. and what we inink io— really historic. and what we think is this— really historic. and what we think is this provides us with a ioonioiion— think is this provides us with a foundation to— think is this provides us with a foundation to build on this drug , oononomoi— foundation to build on this drug , donanemab and— foundation to build on this drug , donanemab and the previous irog— , donanemab and the previous irog inor— , donanemab and the previous irog inoi wo— , donanemab and the previous drug that we had— , donanemab and the previous drug that we had saw data about iooi— drug that we had saw data about ioor woon— drug that we had saw data about last year. lecanemab the benefit we see from that— last year. lecanemab the benefit we see from that from that drug is we see from that from that drug io moiooi— we see from that from that drug io moiooi. iio— we see from that from that drug is modest. it's slowing the course of the— is modest. it's slowing the course of the disease . it's not course of the disease. it's not oiopping— course of the disease. it's not oiorping ii.— course of the disease. it's not stopping it. there— course of the disease. it's not stopping it. there are some side oiiooio— stopping it. there are some side effects which— stopping it. there are some side effects which go— stopping it. there are some side effects which go along with it. so effects which go along with it. so iio— effects which go along with it. so no noi— effects which go along with it. so no nor o— effects which go along with it. so it's not a perfect drug by any— so it's not a perfect drug by onw oooion— so it's not a perfect drug by any stretch of— so it's not a perfect drug by any stretch of the imagination, but any stretch of the imagination, ioilrooiiw— any stretch of the imagination, iorlrooiiw io— any stretch of the imagination, but really is answering from but it really is answering from a but it really is answering from o ooioniiiio— but it really is answering from a scientific point— but it really is answering from a scientific point of view, onowing— a scientific point of view, onowing oo— a scientific point of view, showing us that research is oioning— showing us that research is starting-bear— showing us that research is starting bear fruit and gives

starting to bear fruit and gives us starting to bear fruit and gives oo o rioiiorm— starting to bear fruit and gives us a platform to— starting to bear fruit and gives us a platform to build on so inor— us a platform to build on so inoi wo— us a platform to build on so that we eventually can look iorwori— that we eventually can look iorwori io— that we eventually can look forward to everyone with iomoniio. — forward to everyone with dementia. _toj forward to everyone with- dementia._to benefit dementia. being able to benefit iom— dementia. being able to benefit irom o— dementia. being able to benefit irom o nongo— dementia. being able to benefit from a range of— dementia. being able to benefit from a range of different treatments— from a range of different treatments .— from a range of different treatments . and david, we have treatments. and david, we have wo ioik— treatments. and david, we have we, we, we talk about these irogo— we, we, we talk about these irogo now— we, we, we talk about these drugs, how quickly do you think now— drugs, how quickly do you think now oooio— drugs, how quickly do you think inow oooii io— drugs, how quickly do you think they could be available ? they could be available? how ooiokiw— they could be available? how quickly on— they could be available? how quickly onow— they could be available? how quickly can they be trialled on, on, on a large scale . so so both on, on a large scale. so so both of the drugs that i've just mentioned have been trialled with in a in a big what's called a phase three trial. so that's a later a phase three trial. so that's a ioior oiogo— a phase three trial. so that's a later stage trial— a phase three trial. so that's a later stage trial is— “ii i” so that's a later stage trial is looking at oiow— later stage trial is looking at oiooi 2000— later stage trial is looking at about 2000 people. the the noooo— about 2000 people. the the roooo inor— about 2000 people. the the process that they are now nooiing— process that they are now heading into— process that they are now heading into is- process that they are now heading into is the approval noooo— heading into is the approval roooo io— heading into is the approval process to firstly to for regulators— process to firstly to for regulators across the world to iooiio— regulators across the world to decide whether— regulators across the world to decide whether they are safe and oiiooiiwo— decide whether they are safe and oiiooiiwo ior— decide whether they are safe and effective for use— decide whether they are safe and effective for use in— decide whether they are safe and effective for use in people with oonw— effective for use in people with early alzheimer's— effective for use in people with early alzheimer's disease and mom— early alzheimer's disease and mom nooiin— early alzheimer's disease and then health systems need to iooiio— then health systems need to decide whether— then health systems need to decide whether they whether they can decide whether they whether they now— decide whether they whether they row ior— decide whether they whether they can pay for those— decide whether they whether they can pay for those drugs and how onow— can pay for those drugs and how inow ioii— can pay for those drugs and how inow roii mom— can pay for those drugs and how they roll them out. _ can pay for those drugs and how they roll them out. so there is a they roll them out. so there is oinoro— they roll them out. so there is ornoro io— they roll them out. so there is a there is still— they roll them out. so there is a there is still a— they roll them out. so there is a there is still a long road to raver,— a there is still a long road to ma, oni— a there is still a long road to travel, and we— a there is still a long road to travel, and we wouldn't expect the travel, and we wouldn't expect rno roorio — travel, and we wouldn't expect rno people oi— travel, and we wouldn't expect the people of the—

travel, and we wouldn't expect the people of the uk to benefit iom— the people of the uk to benefit irom inio— the people of the uk to benefit from this drug.— the people of the uk to benefit from this drug. donanemab until 2025— from this drug. donanemab until 2025 or— from this drug. donanemab until 2025 oi ino— from this drug. donanemab until 2025 at the earliest . but it is 2025 at the earliest. but it is it 2025 at the earliest. but it is i io— 2025 at the earliest. but it is i io grogrooo— 2025 at the earliest. but it is it is progress and— 2025 at the earliest. but it is it is progress and we are moving in ino— it is progress and we are moving in in rigni— it is progress and we are moving in the right direction . would in the right direction. would say— in the right direction. would oow i— in the right direction. would oow i know— in the right direction. would oow i know o— in the right direction. would say i know a lot— in the right direction. would say i know a lot of people worming— say i know a lot of people watching will— say i know a lot of people watching will know people who've got alzheimer's. _ watching will know people who've got alzheimer's. t“wit{w ”wit got alzheimer's. they're worrying themselves. they're going to get out. as my own father alzheimer's, they'd going to get out. as my own fat worrying rlzheimer's, they'd going to get out. as my own fat worrying willimer's, they'd going to get out. as my own fat worrying will it er's, they'd going to get out. as my own fat worrying will it be ;, they'd going to get out. as my own fat worrying will it be willey'd be worrying will it be will these drugs, do you think, in your view, david, would they be available on the nhs in the same way we our antibiotics ? acas way we get our antibiotics? acas i think there are definitely challenges with with that. so obviously we need ti so obviously we need regulators to iooiio— obviously we need regulators to decide whether— obviously we need regulators to decide whether they are safe and oiiooiiwo— decide whether they are safe and effective first. _ decide whether they are safe and effective first. that's really imrononi— effective first. that's really important point. but then there are some things— important point. but then there are some things which i think the are some things which i think in ans— are some things which i think the nhs will— are some things which i think the nhs will need to do to make inor— the nhs will need to do to make sure that people— the nhs will need to do to make sure that people can benefit iom— sure that people can benefit irom irom — sure that people can benefit from from these— sure that people can benefit from from these from these irooimonio— from from these from these treatments - i - from from these from thesei treatments - i _the from from these from these- treatments-i-the key treatments. and i think the key rning— treatments. and i think the key mingli— treatments. and i think the key thing-it relies— treatments. and i think the key thing lit relies on _ treatments. and i think the key thing it relies on early and thing is it relies on early and accurate diagnosis of, of alzheimer's— accurate diagnosis of, of alzheimer's disease . and we need alzheimer's disease. and we need to alzheimer's disease. and we need o no— alzheimer's disease. and we need o no ioing— alzheimer's disease. and we need o no ooing ino— alzheimer's disease. and we need to be using the kind of cutting oigo— to be using the kind of cutting edge diagnostic— to be using the kind of cutting edge diagnostic tools to give inor— edge diagnostic tools to give moi-noi— edge diagnostic tools to give that-not being- edge diagnostic tools to give that not being routinely that that's not being routinely iono— that that's not being routinely iono oi— that that's not being routinely iono oi ino— that that's not being routinely done at the moment. so that i mink.— done at the moment. so that i rninktlrno— done at the moment. so that i rninktlrno iig— done at the moment. so that i think,.the big hill-

done at the moment. so that i think, the big hill that the think, is the big hill that the wis— think, is the big hill that the ans-ro— think, is the big hill that the ans-ro noo— think, is the big hill that the nhs-to has to- think, is the big hill that the nhs to has to climb these nhs has to has to climb these irogo.— nhs has to has to climb these irogo. ao— nhs has to has to climb these irogo. ao i— nhs has to has to climb these drugs. as i said,— nhs has to has to climb these drugs. as i said, they have sort of drugs. as i said, they have sort oi ooioiw— drugs. as i said, they have sort of safety issues— drugs. as i said, they have sort of safety issues which need to be of safety issues which need to no monogoi— of safety issues which need to no monogoi in— of safety issues which need to be managed in the right way. so inor— be managed in the right way. so that involves— be managed in the right way. so that involves regular mris. mow-ro— that involves regular mris. inow-ro giwon— that involves regular mris. they're given intravenously by by a— they're given intravenously by by o drip-— they're given intravenously by by o drip- so— they're given intravenously by by a drip. so the— they're given intravenously by by a drip. so the space needs to be by a drip. so the space needs to no iooni— by a drip. so the space needs to no iooni ior— by a drip. so the space needs to be found for that. _ by a drip. so the space needs to be found for that. so there are kini— be found for that. so there are kini oi— be found for that. so there are some kind of big— be found for that. so there are some kind of big service challenges,— some kind of big service challenges, which is why we're oowing— challenges, which is why we're oowing io— challenges, which is why we're oowing ro ino— challenges, which is why we're saying to the nhs you need to oion— saying to the nhs you need to oion rrororing— saying to the nhs you need to start preparing for this now and iiniing— start preparing for this now and finding solutions— start preparing for this now and finding solutions to this now ioooooo— finding solutions to this now because as you _ finding solutions to this now because as you say, the need is so because as you say, the need is oo gooi.— because as you say, the need is oo grooi. moro— because as you say, the need is so great. there are— because as you say, the need is so great. there are a million roonio— so great. there are a million people iiwing— so great. there are a million people living in— so great. there are a million people living in the uk. it has a devastating— people living in the uk. it has a devastating impact on those poonio— a devastating impact on those people wiri— a devastating impact on those people with dementia and on moir— people with dementia and on their families. _ people with dementia and on their families. so we need a nooiin— their families. so we need a health-which- their families. so we need a. health-whichllooking health system which is looking at health system which is looking oi—oi— health system which is looking at_of ensuring. at the best way of ensuring inooo— at the best way of ensuring inooo irogo— at the best way of ensuring these drugs are— at the best way of ensuring these drugs are rolled out. as soon as possible— these drugs are rolled out. as soon as possible .— these drugs are rolled out. as soon as possible . all right, soon as possible. all right, oowii. — soon as possible. all right, david. well,— soon as possible. all right, david. well, that's- soon as possible. all right, david. �*wajwitii wit,k

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ii woo-ro— that they will do a great job. if you're listening— that they will do a great job. if you're listening to- that they will do a great job. if you're listening to gb- that they will do a great job. if you're listening to gb news radio . radio. it's 1023 with andrew pierce and bev turner on gb news. this is to the point where— bev turner on gb news. this is to the point where in- [iii \ this is to the point where in buckingham at to the point where in buckingham oi iookingnom— to the point where in buckingham at buckingham palace just a ooonio— at buckingham palace just a ooonio oi— at buckingham palace just a ooorio oi iowo— at buckingham palace just a couple of days away now from the grooi— couple of days away now from the gooi-oowi— couple of days away now from the great-david starkey- couple of days away now from the great david starkey the in great event david starkey the in the great event david starkey the in in oonioo— great event david starkey the in the service there— great event david starkey the in the service there will be various prayers at various roomio— various prayers at various pointsr rroworo- various prayers at various points, prayers that we will know— points, prayers that we will know oo— points, prayers that we will know so well. _ points, prayers that we will know so well. the lord's prayer in oooion— know so well. the lord's prayer in ovation again.— know so well. the lord's prayer in ovation again. is— know so well. the lord's prayer in ovation again. is it a good innowoiion— in ovation again. is it a good innovation if— in ovation again. is it a good innovation if you're french, oormon— innovation if you're french, german, spanish, you can say the nrowor— german, spanish, you can say the nrowor ii— german, spanish, you can say the nrowor ii wooo— german, spanish, you can say the prayer if you're going to be gonooooi — prayer if you're going to be encouraged. in— prayer if you're going to be encouraged. in fact, to say the rrowor— encouraged. in fact, to say the nrowor in— encouraged. in fact, to say the nrowor in wow— encouraged. in fact, to say the prayer in your native tongue or oooiio— prayer in your native tongue or oooiio or— prayer in your native tongue or gaelic or welsh _ prayer in your native tongue or gaelic or welsh or— prayer in your native tongue or gaelic or welsh or whatever. t“ gaelic or welsh or whatever. in iooi.— gaelic or welsh or whatever. in iooi. inio— gaelic or welsh or whatever. in iooi. iiio io— gaelic or welsh or whatever. in fact, this is one— gaelic or welsh or whatever. in fact, this is one of— gaelic or welsh or whatever. in fact, this is one of the- gaelic or welsh or whatever. in fact, this is one of the things that really worries me. what doesit that really worries me. what does it sound like when suddenly an entire cathedral is speaking 7 an entire cathedral is speaking ? people perhaps speaking in 20 different languages? it sounds to me like the tower of babel and the idea that we are rebuilding the tower of babel. i think it's one of the things that , again, think it's one of the things that, again, rather concerns me

with the way this has all been structured. the secretary of state for culture, media and sport , lucy lucy. lucy frazer, sport, lucy lucy. lucy frazer, fraser gave a speech in which she said this is going to be the image of the nation. but in fact, if you look at the text of the coronation service, nation is always in the plural, right? there are four of them, at least it's nations . religion is always it's nations. religion is always several religions. you know, the four piers of the of the different faiths, apart from crystal vanity involved in the service . now, this is very good service. now, this is very good in one sense. but what it does , in one sense. but what it does, it constantly says we're different. it emphasises our difference rather than our unity. and this seems to me to be really, really problematic that britain is a very peculiar country anyway , because it's country anyway, because it's a united kingdom . it's consciously united kingdom. it's consciously from the beginning , being a from the beginning, being a union of different national identities , but from the

identities, but from the beginning they were rather different. so scotland , wales, different. so scotland, wales, ireland were essentially cultural nationalists. so you've got national dress, national music and national poet, all of that sort of thing. whereas england was a top nation notion of identity. so it was all about the best parliament, the best system of law, whatever. that's all started to erode . and i all started to erode. and i think you're just left with a, dare i say it, rather inchoate , dare i say it, rather inchoate, coherent mess that we don't quite know what we are or why we are or to how express it. and i have a terrible feeling that this sort of tower of babel aspect of the coronation as i said, will emphasise that . very said, will emphasise that. very interesting. that's david- interesting. that's david srorkow— interesting. that's david starkey now— interesting. that's david starkey now bev turner. she is in ino— starkey now bev turner. she is in in moori— starkey now bev turner. she is in the mouth speaking to rowoiioio— in the mouth speaking to royalists, some of whom have ioom— royalists, some of whom have ioon onoro— royalists, some of whom have been there for— royalists, some of whom have been there for quite a long iimo. — been there for quite a long iimo. now— been there for quite a long time. bev oh,— been there for quite a long time. bev oh, it's so lovely iown— time. bev oh, it's so lovely iown noro. — time. bev oh, it's so lovely down here. ' “wi ”wits t t“ i down here. andrea i can't tell you.the down here. andrea i can't tell you. the crowds are building now. hello. lots of gb news fans, i must say. we've got alan

and jill here. you've come all the way from wigan, wigan we have, yes. yeah. and what do you iooki — have, yes. yeah. and what do you iooki vow-ro— have, yes. yeah. and what do you look? you're here— have, yes. yeah. and what do you look? you're here for— have, yes. yeah. and what do you look? you're here for the- look? you're here for the weekend, jill. no, we're going nomo— weekend, jill. no, we're going home tomorrow.— weekend, jill. no, we're going home tomorrow. we're- i ii no, we're going home tomorrow. we're just iooiioi— home tomorrow. we're just iooiioi on— home tomorrow. we're just decided on night before last. ioi-o— decided on night before last. ioio-iown— decided on night before last. let's-down and- decided on night before last. let's down and some of let's go down and get some of ino—so— let's go down and get some of ino—so woo- let's go down and get some of the—so you drovei the atmosphere. so you drove iown— the atmosphere. so you drove down listening— the atmosphere. so you drove down listening on the radio to gb down listening on the radio to on rowoi— down listening on the radio to gb news? yes.— down listening on the radio to gb news? yes. even heard the lawnmower mower going at kwasi to lawnmower mower going at kwasi ro wnor— lawnmower mower going at kwasi ro wnor woo— lawnmower mower going at kwasi ro wnor iii— lawnmower mower going at kwasi to what was it? kwasi to six. kwooi — to what was it? kwasi to six. kwooi ro— to what was it? kwasi to six. kwasi to seven?— to what was it? kwasi to six. kwasi to seven? yes. yes yes. ani— kwasi to seven? yes. yes yes. ani i— kwasi to seven? yes. yes yes. ani i ion-i— kwasi to seven? yes. yes yes. and i don't think— kwasi to seven? yes. yes yes. and i don't think some rrooonioro— and i don't think some presenters were very happy about it. presenters were very happy about ii. iomom— presenters were very happy about in iomom woo— presenters were very happy about it. eamonn was not— presenters were very happy about it. eamonn was not happy about the lawnmowers_ it. eamonn was not happy about the lawnmowers this morning . the lawnmowers this morning. noon.— the lawnmowers this morning. iooi. io— the lawnmowers this morning. yeah, he hasn't— the lawnmowers this morning. yeah, he hasn't got— the lawnmowers this morning. yeah, he hasn't got that- the lawnmowers this morning. yeah, he hasn't got that much influence around here. sadly, he doesn't news thank you both doesn't gb news thank you both for talking to oh thank you for talking to us. oh thank you very much. hello, ladies. where have travelled from? arnie have you travelled from? arnie from not far. that's from essex. not far. that's okow— from essex. not far. that's okow-ior— from essex. not far. that's okay. far enough. why? okay. that's far enough. why? why? just. it's lovely to come iown— why? just. it's lovely to come iown o— why? just. it's lovely to come iown o ooonio— why? just. it's lovely to come down a couple of— why? just. it's lovely to come down a couple of days before oowo— down a couple of days before oronoo-inio— down a couple of days before events-this just- down a couple of days before events this just to soak up events like this just to soak up the atmosphere— events like this just to soak up the atmosphere and, uh, you know.— the atmosphere and, uh, you know—ii- the atmosphere and, uh, you know—ii oii- the atmosphere and, uh, you know,_it all to. the atmosphere and, uh, youi know,_it all to and know, just to see it all to and ooioiroio— know, just to see it all to and celebrate. and— know, just to see it all to and celebrate. and beautiful celebrate. and on a beautiful day— celebrate. and on a beautiful iow iiko— celebrate. and on a beautiful iow iiko ioiow— celebrate. and on a beautiful day like today as— celebrate. and on a beautiful day like today as well. have you iooi— day like today as well. have you been io— day like today as well. have you been iro-rowoi— day like today as well. have you been to royal events? yes. been to other royal events? yes. yes, we have, haven't we? we've

ioon — yes, we have, haven't we? we've ioom-oi— yes, we have, haven't we? we've ioom-oi iowo- yes, we have, haven't we? we've been _of days before i yes, we have, haven't we? we've been of days before and been a couple of days before and on—going— been a couple of days before and on—going ro- been a couple of days before and on—going ro ino- on sunday i'm going to the oomon— on sunday i'm going to the oonoon-aro- on sunday i'm going to the- concert-are you? yes, concert as well. are you? yes, in — concert as well. are you? yes, in rooiiw— concert as well. are you? yes, i'm really lucky.— concert as well. are you? yes, i'm really lucky. and- concert as well. ' ”wit 7 yes, i'm really lucky. and i'm so oooroi— i'm really lucky. and i'm so excited. it's— i'm really lucky. and i'm so excited. it's taking me. so i've got excited. it's taking me. so i've goi iio— excited. it's taking me. so i've goi ino amp-— excited. it's taking me. so i've got the amp. how did you get the ticket on the ballot? i was very lucky on the first ballot to get the ticket. yeah, i couldn't ioiiowo— the ticket. yeah, i couldn't ioiiowo ii.— the ticket. yeah, i couldn't ioiiowo ii. — the ticket. yeah, i couldn't believe it. i— the ticket. yeah, i couldn't believe it. i really- the ticket. yeah, i couldn't believe it. i really couldn't. it was wonderful. yeah. and you've it was wonderful. yeah. and woo gor— it was wonderful. yeah. and woo goi woor— it was wonderful. yeah. and you've got your red,- i i yeah. and you've got your red, white and iioo— you've got your red, white and iioolioiioo— you've got your red, white and blue ladies looking at blue on ladies looking at oiooioioiw— blue on ladies looking at absolutely right absolutely fabulous. right ironing— absolutely fabulous. right moving down— absolutely fabulous. right moving down our queue. have a woniorioi— moving down our queue. have a wonderful weekend. hello how iong— wonderful weekend. hello how iong iowo— wonderful weekend. hello how iong nowo woo— wonderful weekend. hello how long have you how far have you irowoiioi— long have you how far have you travelled from _ long have you how far have you travelled from - i'm - long have you how far have you travelled from we. i'm from cornwoii— travelled from we. i'm from cornwall. i'm— travelled from we. i'm from cornwall . i'm from- travelled from we. i'm from canada. i'm cornwall. i'm from canada. i'm now— cornwall. i'm from canada. i'm oiorw rono. — cornwall. i'm from canada. i'm irorwwono. ani— cornwall. i'm from canada. i'm mary jane. and we— cornwall. i'm from canada. i'm mary jane. and we met- i'm from canada. i'm mary jane. “wi i'm from canada. i'm mary jane. ' “wi mary jane. and we met at the platinum jubilee last year , but platinum jubilee last year, but i've camped out since 1977 for the silver jubilee i've camped out since 1977 for the silverjubilee . oh, really? the silverjubilee. oh, really? so you the silverjubilee. oh, really? so woo moi— the silverjubilee. oh, really? so woo moi oi— the silverjubilee. oh, really? so you met at a— the silverjubilee. oh, really? so you met at a royal- oh, really? so you met at a royal occasion? wooi- — so you met at a royal occasion? wooi- iooi.— so you met at a royal occasion? wooi- wooi- koo— so you met at a royal occasion? yeah. yeah. yes fantastic. - so you met at a royal occasion? yeah. yeah. yes fantastic. and we stayed friends. and where does your love of the royal family come from? from when i was born. i was born in 1953. my parents were monarchists. they believe in the monarchy. they believe in the monarchy. they believe in the importance the believe in the importance of the monarchy. i guess monarchy. and so i guess i breathed that in from i was breathed that in from when i was a what do they bring to

a baby. what do they bring to the nation? oh how long have you got? oh, got about, i don't got? oh, i've got about, i don't know, a couple of minutes. somebody will tell me ear somebody will tell me in my ear in o— somebody will tell me in my ear in o minoio— somebody will tell me in my ear in a minute. go— somebody will tell me in my ear in a minute. go on,— somebody will tell me in my ear in a minute. go on, bring ooniinoiiw. — in a minute. go on, bring continuity. is” i{ continuity. solidarity. presidents change politics. change politics. can't even agree within their own party. their consist isn't their strong william billy served in the problems we have with the planet when was a teenager and he when he was a teenager and he was was out of date and was told he was out of date and old oh guess what? he old fashioned. oh guess what? he was . he invests in our was right. he invests in our children, in our youth. he supports businesses by taking them to introduce them. them globally to introduce them. and he opens the door. they can walk there isn't walk through. there isn't anything doesn't do anything that man doesn't do that. agree with. you're an that. i agree with. you're an omozing— that. i agree with. you're an amazing saleswoman- swig”witwit you're an amazing saleswoman for the royal romiiw. — amazing saleswoman for the royal romiiw. rooi— amazing saleswoman for the royal romiiw. iooi ioi— amazing saleswoman for the royal family. just let him _ amazing saleswoman for the royal family. t“ family. just let him know i'm open the job. if he needs open for the job. if he needs somebody. he just did a great ioi.— somebody. he just did a great roi-woo— somebody. he just did a great roi-woo mink— somebody. he just did a great job..you think-next- job. do you think the next gonororion— job. do you think the next generation appreciative? generation are appreciative? appreciativer_ appreciative, though, of what the appreciative, though, of what ino—oon- appreciative, though, of what the—can bring. appreciative, though, of what| the—can bring to appreciative, though, of what. the—can bring to a the royal family can bring to a country?— the royal family can bring to a comm—au- the royal family can bring to a country?_all that'sl country? i think with all that's going— country? i think with all that's going-with— country? i think with all that's going-with the— country? i think with all that's going with the environment going on with the environment and— going on with the environment and things— going on with the environment and things like— going on with the environment and things like that, absolutely they— and things like that, absolutely they — and things like that, absolutely they can. charles— and things like that, absolutely they can. : they can. charles was ahead of his time. he actually his views are more i think, of that generation to be quite honest.

yes. and do you feel that it's in safe— yes. and do you feel that it's in safe hands— “in; and do you feel that it's in safe hands going forward with prince— in safe hands going forward with prince and— in safe hands going forward with prince and princess wales, prince and princess of wales, wnuam — prince and princess of wales, william—rm- prince and princess of wales,- william _i'm reluctant william and kate? i'm reluctant to say— william and kate? i'm reluctant to say harry— william and kate? i'm reluctant ro say harry and— william and kate? i'm reluctant to say harry and meghan, they're in to say harry and meghan, they're rr-srre— to say harry and meghan, they're in-safe hands. _ to say harry and meghan, they're in safe hands. ' oily in very safe hands. absolutely. with the king and with prince william yes prince william william or. yes prince william and absolutely fantastic. and kate. absolutely fantastic. thank you, ladies— and kate. absolutely fantastic. thank you, ladies .— a�*r: ' fantastic. thank you, ladies . right. moving thank you, ladies. right. moving on. thank you, ladies. right. moving mere-s— thank you, ladies. right. moving rrere-s r— thank you, ladies. right. moving on. there's a huge— thank you, ladies. right. moving on. there's a huge group talking of on. there's a huge group talking or rhe— on. there's a huge group talking of the youngsters— on. there's a huge group talking of the youngsters and whether the of the youngsters and whether rrre royal— of the youngsters and whether the royal family— of the youngsters and whether the royal family is going to rrsr— the royal family is going to rrsr rs— the royal family is going to rrsr as r— the royal family is going to rrsr as a as— the royal family is going to last as a as a— the royal family is going to last as a as a favourite part of rhe— last as a as a favourite part of rrre rarer.— last as a as a favourite part of the nation. hello— last as a as a favourite part of the nation. hello who are you? wrrr-s— the nation. hello who are you? wrrrr-s your— the nation. hello who are you? what's your name— the nation. hello who are you? what's your name ? um, alexandra. what's your name? um, alexandra. arex— what's your name? um, alexandra. arex sandra, — what's your name? um, alexandra. alex sandra, have— what's your name? um, alexandra. alex sandra, have you come to rrre — alex sandra, have you come to rrre kirg— alex sandra, have you come to see the king yeah.— alex sandra, have you come to see the king yeah. do you like the see the king yeah. do you like rrre royal— see the king yeah. do you like the royal family— see the king yeah. do you like the royal family yeah. amazing. arexrrder— the royal family yeah. amazing. alexander yeah.— the royal family yeah. amazing. alexander yeah. and how old are you,— alexander yeah. and how old are your my— alexander yeah. and how old are you, my rover— alexander yeah. and how old are you, my love? ten.— alexander yeah. and how old are you, my love? ten. ten. ten. and is mummy— you, my love? ten. ten. ten. and rs mummy dragged— you, my love? ten. ten. ten. and is mummy dragged you down here, or dra— is mummy dragged you down here, or did you— is mummy dragged you down here, or arr you warr— is mummy dragged you down here, or did you want to— is mummy dragged you down here, or did you want to come and bund— or did you want to come and mm up— or did you want to come and mm up ro— or did you want to come and build up to the— or did you want to come and build up to the coronation year.— build up to the coronation year. r— build up to the coronation year. r did— build up to the coronation yeah, i did want— build up to the coronation yeah, i did want to- build up to the coronation yeah, i did want to come down and then. yeah. so it's just been from there. yeah. do you have a— been from there. yeah. do you have a favourite— been from there. yeah. do you have a favourite royal- " jewel yeah. do you have a favourite royal member. year— have a favourite royal member. year .— have a favourite royal member. year . ard— have a favourite royal member. yeah . and princess— have a favourite royal member. “43?" ' r: 37” f c yeah. and princess charlotte. princess charlotte. lydia is going— princess charlotte. lydia is gorrg ro— princess charlotte. lydia is gorrg re re— princess charlotte. lydia is going to be eight on sunday, so

she-s— going to be eight on sunday, so she-s frye— going to be eight on sunday, so she's five days— going to be eight on sunday, so she's five days younger than princess— she's five days younger than princess charlotte, which is reruy— princess charlotte, which is really special— princess charlotte, which is really special . - princess charlotte, which is really special . �*fyr�*rzgc really special. well, that's lovely. you can always see it in the teeth when they're eight years old. half a mouth of teeth. it's absolutely lovely. and little brother here, so aukus and my favourite person in the royal family is king william because i'm prince william. because i'm william. when you are because i'm william. when you a warm— because i'm william. when you are a william amazing. �*fyr�*rzgc �*" are a william amazing. well, if you rook— are a william amazing. well, if you took down— are a william amazing. well, if you look down that lens, wave your flag , give a wave to your flag, give a wave to everybody. there we go. building up to the coronation. really busy down here now. andrew, back to you . fabulous bev, really to you. fabulous bev, really famous.— to you. fabulous bev, really fabulous. now,— to you. fabulous bev, really fabulous. now, still- bev, really fabulous. now, still to come, krug— fabulous. now, still to come, rrug choreo— fabulous. now, still to come, king charles has— fabulous. now, still to come, king charles has invited some very— king charles has invited some very spooror— king charles has invited some very special guests for the corouorrou— very special guests for the coronation and— very special guests for the coronation and we're going to be speaking— coronation and we're going to be spookrug ro— coronation and we're going to be spookrug ro oro— coronation and we're going to be speaking to one lucky boy who got speaking to one lucky boy who gor rrror— speaking to one lucky boy who got that special— speaking to one lucky boy who got that special letter. but oror,— got that special letter. but moo-your- got that special letter. but first, your morning news first, here's your morning news wru— first, here's your morning news our-ronoo— first, here's your morning news our-ronoo .- first, here's your morning news our-ronoo. - first, here's your morning newsi with _jones . andrew. with rhiannon jones. andrew. ruruk— with rhiannon jones. andrew. rurukyou— with rhiannon jones. andrew. thank you. it's1131. your with rhiannon jones. andrew. thank you. it's 1131. your top stories from the newsroom police

have warned they will take swift action against anyone who tries to disrupt the king's coronation an former royal protection officer , simon morgan, says officer, simon morgan, says protesters will be in the middle of an armed policing operation and could be mistake an for plotters who wish to cause harm. the met police has confirmed that 29,000 officers are being deployed to bolster security around the event . former liberal around the event. former liberal democrat mp norma norman baker says although tighter measures are necessary , people still have are necessary, people still have the right to freedom of speech . the right to freedom of speech. ukraine's president vladimir zelenskyy says russia's vladimir putin must be brought to justice. this for the war in his country . he made the comments country. he made the comments dunng country. he made the comments during a meeting at the hague, where the international criminal court is based. it comes after the war torn country said it shot down 18 of 24 drones in an overnight attack. it follows a strike on the kremlin yesterday with moscow accusing kyiv of trying to assassinate president

. putin to palestinian gunmen suspected of shooting dead. a british israeli woman and her daughters have been killed in a raid in the west bank. maya and rina de, who were 20 and 15, died when their car was targeted last month . their mother, lucy last month. their mother, lucy dodi, died in hospital a few days later. israel says a third militant also died during the operation and voting is underway in the local elections with millions of people expected to take part. around 8000 seats are up for grabs . four mayoral up for grabs. four mayoral elections are also taking place. bedford, leicester, mansfield and middlesbrough. it's the first time voters are required to show photo id in order to cast a ballot. polls close at ten this evening with the results announced tomorrow . tv results announced tomorrow. tv online dab digital and tune in radio. this is.

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britain moves forward from this. join us here on gb news the people's channel. britain is watching . watching. well, it's watching. - - well, it's 1137. watching-— - well, it's1137. it's watching. well, it's 1137. it's you're with to - well, it's 1137. it's you're urrrr ro rho— - well, it's 1137. it's you're with to the point— - well, it's 1137. it's you're with to the point on- - well, it's 1137. it's you're with to the point on gb- well, it's 1137. it's you're with to the point on gb news. oro-ro— with to the point on gb news. oro-re or— with to the point on gb news. we're at buckingham palace, oooroo— we're at buckingham palace, ooruou ru— we're at buckingham palace, bathed in glorious sunshine just two bathed in glorious sunshine just oro-arroy— bathed in glorious sunshine just rno-onoy nou— bathed in glorious sunshine just two-away now .the. two days away now from the coronorron— two days away now from the coronation at— two days away now from the coronation at there will coronation at which there will

be coronation at which there will roe-very— coronation at which there will roe-very special- coronation at which there will be very special guests be some very special guests rnvrrou— be some very special guests rnvrroulrno— be some very special guests invited-the king- be some very special guests invited the king in thanks invited by the king in thanks for non— invited by the king in thanks for their service— invited by the king in thanks for their service to the community.- for their service to the community. among them is 17 year old community. among them is 17 year oru sonn— community. among them is 17 year old sahil usman_ community. among them is 17 year old sahil usman from blackburn. non— old sahil usman from blackburn. he's-given— old sahil usman from blackburn. non-given rno— old sahil usman from blackburn. he's-given the all- old sahil usman from blackburn. he's given the all clear he's been given the all clear for cancer leukaemia . but for cancer leukaemia. but nonpro— for cancer leukaemia. but despite-illness, - for cancer leukaemia. but despite illness, he spent despite his illness, he spent muon— despite his illness, he spent nuon or— despite his illness, he spent nuon or no— despite his illness, he spent much of the pandemic delivering food— much of the pandemic delivering roou onooro— much of the pandemic delivering food parcels elderly . and food parcels to the elderly. and he food parcels to the elderly. and no rono— food parcels to the elderly. and no joins us— food parcels to the elderly. and he joins us now.— food parcels to the elderly. and he joins us now. good morning, sonn— he joins us now. good morning, sonrr. — he joins us now. good morning, sonrr. nn— he joins us now. good morning, sahil. hi, good— he joins us now. good morning, sahil . g: g he joins us now. good morning, sahil. g: g he joins us now. good morning, sahil . g: g sahil. hi, good morning. how are you ? well i'm fine. how are you? you? well i'm fine. how are you? are you— you? well i'm fine. how are you? are you roonngn— you? well i'm fine. how are you? are you feeling? are— you? well i'm fine. how are you? are you feeling? are you- are you feeling? are you oonprorory— are you feeling? are you completely recovered now? are you— completely recovered now? are you . — completely recovered now? are you . vou— completely recovered now? are you . you. r— completely recovered now? are you . yes, i finished- completely recovered now? are you . “in; �*" " : you. yes, i finished my leukaemia treatment in july of 2021. um , so i'm still in risk 2021. um, so i'm still in risk for— 2021. um, so i'm still in risk for no— 2021. um, so i'm still in risk for no noor— 2021. um, so i'm still in risk for the next five— $702" um, so i'm still in risk for the next five years, but so far for the next five years, but so for oyoryrnrng— for the next five years, but so far everything is— for the next five years, but so far everything is good . but far everything is good. but so now— far everything is good. but so now urn— far everything is good. but so now on tho— far everything is good. but so how did the invitation- far everything is good. but so how did the invitation to join the coronation come about? sahil so i was at sixth form and. and i was coming back from - i was coming back from sixth form— i was coming back from sixth form onu— i was coming back from sixth form and my— i was coming back from sixth form and my mum said to me that rnoro-o— form and my mum said to me that rnoro-o on— form and my mum said to me that there's an email— form and my mum said to me that there's an email from the king's coronorron— there's an email from the king's coronorron ,— there's an email from the king's coronation , and— there's an email from the king's coronation , and i— there's an email from the king's coronation , and i thought that coronation, and i thought that it's coronation, and i thought that run run— coronation, and i thought that run run o— coronation, and i thought that run no u soon— coronation, and i thought that

it'sjust a spam email coronation, and i thought that it's just a spam email because why— it's just a spam email because nny noun— it's just a spam email because nny wouru r— it's just a spam email because why would i be— it's just a spam email because why would i be getting invited to-coronation- why would i be getting invited to-coronation but. to the king's coronation but rnon— to the king's coronation but rnonlrno— to the king's coronation but then-the dates- to the king's coronation but then the dates and everything then as the dates and everything our— then as the dates and everything came out about— then as the dates and everything came out about the king's coronorron— came out about the king's coronation i— came out about the king's coronation i thought, right, okay,— coronation i thought, right, okay-genuine- coronation i thought, right, okay, genuine email. coronation i thought, right,- okay,-genuine email. so okay, it was a genuine email. so i okay, it was a genuine email. so r quickly— okay, it was a genuine email. so r ouronry mroo— okay, it was a genuine email. so 1 quickly filled out— okay, it was a genuine email. so i quickly filled out the form nooouo— i quickly filled out the form because there _ i quickly filled out the form because there only because there was only like a day— because there was only like a nay-ror— because there was only like a nay-nor rno- because there was only like a day for the deadline. day or so left for the deadline. so day or so left for the deadline. so r— day or so left for the deadline. so r mroo— day or so left for the deadline. so 1 filled that— day or so left for the deadline. so i filled that out and that's wnoro— so i filled that out and that's wnoro n— so i filled that out and that's where it started— so i filled that out and that's where it started .— so i filled that out and that's where it started . i and can where it started. i and can i ook— where it started. i and can i ask yo.— where it started. i and can i ask you oro— where it started. i and can i ask you, are you— where it started. i and can i ask you, are you excited ? ask you, are you excited? i nouru— ask you, are you excited? i would no.— ask you, are you excited? : r:r::; " oily yeah, would be, definitely. yeah, definitely . it's a- would be, definitely. yeah, definitely . it's a one- : r:r::; " oily yeah, definitely. it's a one in a merino— definitely. it's a one in a lifetime opportunity . it's lifetime opportunity. it's a rnornonr— lifetime opportunity. it's a rnornonr rn— lifetime opportunity. it's a moment in history and it's just going— moment in history and it's just gorng ro— moment in history and it's just gorng no no— moment in history and it's just gorng no no u— moment in history and it's just gorng no no u very— moment in history and it's just going to be a very honourable rnornonr— going to be a very honourable rnornonr nong— going to be a very honourable moment being able to go there onu— moment being able to go there and run— moment being able to go there and run oon— moment being able to go there and just ask you,— moment being able to go there and just ask you, what are you going— and just ask you, what are you gorng ro— and just ask you, what are you gorng ro — and just ask you, what are you going to wear? g going to wear? have they given you any advice on what to wear? suhed you any advice on what to wear? suited booted. yeah yeah. they've just said a lounge suit, so they've just said a lounge suit, oo rn— they've just said a lounge suit, oo r-n r-uor— they've just said a lounge suit, so i'm just probably going to wear a normal— so i'm just probably going to wear a normal yeah , wear a normal suit. so yeah, yoon— wear a normal suit. so yeah, yoon ,— wear a normal suit. so yeah, yoon , rnoy-ro— wear a normal suit. so yeah, yeah , they're all— wear a normal suit. so yeah, yeah , they're all right. yuri“ yeah, they're all right. well, unen— yeah, they're all right. well, uoron. r— yeah, they're all right. well, uoron. r nono— yeah, they're all right. well, listen, i hope you— yeah, they're all right. well, listen, i hope you have a really special day. that's usman david starkey. we've talked a lot about the line—up. starkey. we've talked a lot about the line—up . it's those

about the line—up. it's those sort of stories are heartwarming about he was really sick, and despite being really sick, was giving out food during the pandemic. nice that he's being honoured in this way. it is on the other hand— honoured in this way. it is on the other hand ,— honoured in this way. it is on the other hand , he- honoured in this way. it is on the other hand , he is- honoured in this way. it is on the other hand , he is a- ”cc " it is on the other hand , he is a local the other hand, he is a local figure— the other hand, he is a local figure .— the other hand, he is a local figure . voon— the other hand, he is a local figure . yeah, he's not figure. yeah, he's not a norronor— figure. yeah, he's not a national figure. this surely is a national figure. this surely is o norronor— national figure. this surely is a national event— national figure. this surely is a national event and i think the bounce— a national event and i think the bounce noo— a national event and i think the balance has gone— a national event and i think the balance has gone too far in one urroonon. — balance has gone too far in one direction. that's— balance has gone too far in one direction. that's all. i mean, of course it's— direction. that's all. i mean, of course it's a— direction. that's all. i mean, of course it's a wonderful oron.— of course it's a wonderful orory. roun— of course it's a wonderful story. yeah, of— of course it's a wonderful story. yeah, of course. he's oroorry— story. yeah, of course. he's oroorry rno— story. yeah, of course. he's exactly the kind - story. yeah, of course. he's exactly the kind of citizen we nonr— exactly the kind of citizen we won .— exactly the kind of citizen we won . rnor-o— exactly the kind of citizen we want . that's absolutely true. want. that's absolutely true. and— want. that's absolutely true. and no— want. that's absolutely true. and no nonr— want. that's absolutely true. and it's right that it be honoured. _ and it's right that it be honoured. but yeah , i've honoured. but yeah, i've hotfooted_ honoured. but yeah, i've hotfooted it— honoured. but yeah, i've hotfooted it as- honoured. but yeah, i've hotfooted it as you can see back non— hotfooted it as you can see back from nong— hotfooted it as you can see back from being amongst the crowds noun— from being amongst the crowds noun moro— from being amongst the crowds down there, the— from being amongst the crowds down there, the people , the down there, the people, the onooro— down there, the people, the poopro roro— down there, the people, the people, lots of— down there, the people, the people, lots of gb news people uno— people, lots of gb news people wno oro— people, lots of gb news people who are adoring— people, lots of gb news people who are adoring you. “in; who are adoring you. yes, a lot of who are adoring you. yes, a lot or on— who are adoring you. yes, a lot or on news— who are adoring you. yes, a lot of gb news batus i did say if you are going to be in london, come down and say hello to us at gb news. well, that meant i orrgnrry— gb news. well, that meant i slightly regretted— c15 \ well, that meant i slightly regretted that down more.— slightly regretted that down rnoro. n0,— slightly regretted that down rnoro. n0, r— slightly regretted that down there. no, i didn't. no, i oron-r.— there. no, i didn't. no, i oron-r. rn— there. no, i didn't. no, i didn't. i'm joking. lies, lies, surname. meet— didn't. i'm joking. lies, lies, surname. meet the- didn't. i'm joking. meet the viewers. i surname. meet the viewers. i rnrnn—

surname. meet the viewers. i rnrnk rnoy— surname. meet the viewers. i think they were _ meet the viewers. i think they were there to see me. nor— think they were there to see me. no you— think they were there to see me. not you, andrew.— think they were there to see me. not you, andrew. i'm sure that's ngnr. — not you, andrew. i'm sure that's ngnr. nur— not you, andrew. i'm sure that's right. but andrew's just roorouo. — right. but andrew's just jealous. /rzis jealous. totally jealous. yes but, you know, great enthusiasm . it's incredible down there. rnoy-ro— . it's incredible down there. they're clearly— it's incredible down there. they're clearly closing off some of they're clearly closing off some or no— they're clearly closing off some or no oroo— they're clearly closing off some of the areas closer— they're clearly closing off some of the areas closer to the palace— of the areas closer to the palace no— of the areas closer to the palace now with 48 hours to go or thereabouts_ palace now with 48 hours to go or thereabouts .— palace now with 48 hours to go or thereabouts . but it hasn't or thereabouts. but it hasn't oonoonou— or thereabouts. but it hasn't dampened the— or thereabouts. but it hasn't dampened the enthused chiasm, noun.— dampened the enthused chiasm, nonu- n-o— dampened the enthused chiasm, david. it's still— dampened the enthused chiasm, david. it's still it— dampened the enthused chiasm, david. it's still it still surnoooo— david. it's still it still surprises me. i can't lie. it does— surprises me. i can't lie. it does surprise— surprises me. i can't lie. it does surprise me. people want to be does surprise me. people want to no rrovorung — does surprise me. people want to be travelling to— does surprise me. people want to be travelling to be— does surprise me. people want to be travelling to be closer. neopre— be travelling to be closer. roopro nonr— be travelling to be closer. people want pilgrimage . people want pilgrimage. that's nunr. — people want pilgrimage. that's ngnr. neopre— people want pilgrimage. that's right. people want— people want pilgrimage. that's right. people want to be part of it. monarchy has many of the same features as religion . so same features as religion. so you know what's going on in the albie on saturday is kind of politico religious . and the very politico religious. and the very fact that the monarch is anointed where semi priestly vestments . but it's this anointed where semi priestly vestments. but it's this again it's as with the christian god the christian god is a person he's not an abstraction. jesus is a person that people can feel. i speak as an atheist, that people feel they can know

what the magic of monarchy is. it means that the state isn't this faith faceless, faceless bureaucracy of a republic. it is a person. it's an individual, an individual with character that 1st may like or dislike, one respects or doesn't . but you can respects or doesn't. but you can only feel strongly about an individual if you feel about an abstract entity. i think that's when things become very dangerous . when things become very dangerous. remember, one of the reasons that we avoided in the early 20th century, the terrible political violence, the ferocious nationalism that tore apart the countries of continental europe was you didn't fight for england in the first world war. you fought for king and king and country. first world war. you fought for king and king and country . and king and king and country. and it's this and i think it's so easy to mock the republic often mocks very easily . it's very mocks very easily. it's very easy to scoff if you're sophisticated. it seems , dare sophisticated. it seems, dare one say it. those poor people sitting in their tents, we

shouldn't be there representing something fundamental politics, human society is not simply rational . the problem with with rational. the problem with with with with republicanism. it assumes that human beings are simply rational. we are not. love is the most powerful of emotions . and as i think every emotions. and as i think every one of us here knows, in very different fashions and in very different fashions and in very different ways, that is what finally drives you. and there's a wonderful phrase of the greatest of english political philosophers offers to love your country . your country must be country. your country must be lovely . it must be worthy of lovely. it must be worthy of love. and you see, i think very deliberately with the late queen, with the present king, there extraordinary awareness of that fact. very interesting . that fact. very interesting. okay. oh fabulous. david surrey.— okay. oh fabulous. david starkey. here's one. words okay. oh fabulous. david- starkey. here's one. words just wash starkey. here's one. words just noon you— starkey. here's one. words just noon you ,— starkey. here's one. words just wash over you , staying- riii words just wash over you , staying with you wash over you, staying with you till wash over you, staying with you nu zroo. — wash over you, staying with you till 2:00. and— wash over you, staying with you till 2:00. and of— wash over you, staying with you till 2:00. ' r: rtrir. wash over you, staying with you till 2:00. r: f till 2:00. and of course, you're going to be here of the day of the coronation. really important . all day, all day, all day. nrgnr. — . all day, all day, all day. nrgnr. nur— . all day, all day, all day. right. but the— all day, all day, all day. right. but the certain sense of nonu— right. but the certain sense of world weariness. _ right. but the certain sense of world weariness. “cit? right. but the certain sense of world weariness. “ct? [314er f world weariness. yes. okay back to our guest in the studio now.

a bombshell revelation in today's sun newspaper that sue gray working on gray was still working on partygate after starting secret talks to become keir starmer's, chief of staff. outrageous outrage. deputy political editor of the mirror. ben glaze is with us and also a and columnist carole malone. good morning. both ben, let me come to you first on this. this this is a revelation. this means she shouldn't be working with the labour party in any way. now, should she? well, it's certainly going— should she? well, it's certainly going ro— should she? well, it's certainly going ro keep— should she? well, it's certainly going ro keep ino— : , well, it's certainly going to keep the rumbling on. oooiouoiy,— going to keep the rumbling on. obviously, she— going to keep the rumbling on. obviously, she hasn't taken up the obviously, she hasn't taken up ino-yoi— obviously, she hasn't taken up ino-yoilnoir— obviously, she hasn't taken up the yet keir starmer's the post yet as keir starmer's onioi— the post yet as keir starmer's omn-oion,— the post yet as keir starmer's chief-staff, but— the post yet as keir starmer's chief staff, but labour chief of staff, but labour ioiiovoo— chief of staff, but labour believes-will- chief of staff, but labour believes will be able to in believes she will be able to in ino— believes she will be able to in ino-nonino. - believes she will be able to in the-months. but- believes she will be able to in the months. but what the next few months. but what inio— the next few months. but what inn—sun- the next few months. but what this—sun talks- this story in the sun talks oioui— this story in the sun talks oioui io— this story in the sun talks about is that— this story in the sun talks about is that there's a paper noi— about is that there's a paper trail suggesting— about is that there's a paper trail suggesting that after one-i— trail suggesting that after she'd spoken— trail suggesting that after she'd spoken to or at least had discussions— she'd spoken to or at least had discussions with— she'd spoken to or at least had discussions with the leader of the opposition's_ discussions with the leader of the opposition's office, if not ninooii— the opposition's office, if not ninooii in— the opposition's office, if not himself, in october , she then himself, in october, she then received— himself, in october, she then received o— himself, in october, she then received a report— himself, in october, she then received a report dealing with ronygoio— received a report dealing with ronygoro in— received a report dealing with partygate in november. so days or even several— partygate in november. so days or even several weeks after one-i— or even several weeks after

one-i noi— or even several weeks after she'd had initial— or even several weeks after she'd had initial contact with ioiour— she'd had initial contact with ioiour .— she'd had initial contact with ioiour. nou— she'd had initial contact with labour. now they would say that inor— labour. now they would say that run mooni— labour. now they would say that that meant she— labour. now they would say that that meant she was impartial. sno— that meant she was impartial. sno no— that meant she was impartial. she was no longer impartial. the consonoiivo— she was no longer impartial. the conservative party— she was no longer impartial. the conservative party might claim, oni— conservative party might claim, and ino— conservative party might claim, and no iooi— conservative party might claim, and the fact that— conservative party might claim, and the fact that she was nooiing— and the fact that she was dealing with— and the fact that she was dealing with partygate whilst spooning— dealing with partygate whilst spooning io— dealing with partygate whilst speaking to the— dealing with partygate whilst speaking to the labour leader or his speaking to the labour leader or no oiiioioio— speaking to the labour leader or his officials about— speaking to the labour leader or his officials about taking up a poor— his officials about taking up a poor io— his officials about taking up a post to become— his officials about taking up a post to become his chief of oion— post to become his chief of our oi— post to become his chief of our or o— post to become his chief of staff at a later— post to become his chief of staff at a later date . now, staff at a later date. now, ygagaay, — staff at a later date. now, yesterday, after- staff at a later date. now, yesterday, after the prime iiinioior-o— yesterday, after the prime minister's questions the prime iiinioior-o— minister's questions the prime minister's press— minister's questions the prime minister's press secretary, she oonoo— minister's press secretary, she was asked what— minister's press secretary, she was asked what they felt about unor— was asked what they felt about wnor ino — was asked what they felt about what the prime— was asked what they felt about what the prime minister felt oioui— what the prime minister felt oioui sue— what the prime minister felt about sue gray— what the prime minister felt about sue gray not cooperating unn— about sue gray not cooperating niin o— about sue gray not cooperating with a whitehall— about sue gray not cooperating with a whitehall inquiry or oi— with a whitehall inquiry or review of what— with a whitehall inquiry or review of what went on. and they ooio— review of what went on. and they said inoy— review of what went on. and they ooii inoy woio— review of what went on. and they said they were disappointed that that said they were disappointed that inoi ono— said they were disappointed that that she hadn't— said they were disappointed that that she hadn't taken part. she is, that she hadn't taken part. she a, or— that she hadn't taken part. she is, oi oouroo— that she hadn't taken part. she is, of course, dealing with the iornoi— is, of course, dealing with the formal acoba _ is, of course, dealing with the formal acoba process about when she formal acoba process about when ono oon— formal acoba process about when ono iono— formal acoba process about when ono rono un— formal acoba process about when she can take up an— formal acoba process about when she can take up an appointment. coroi— she can take up an appointment. coroi oon— she can take up an appointment. coroi i— she can take up an appointment. carol can i ask— she can take up an appointment. carol can i ask you,— she can take up an appointment. carol can i ask you, we're iiniing— carol can i ask you, we're iiniing our— carol can i ask you, we're finding out about just how ioooiy— finding out about just how deeply enmeshed sue gray was unn— deeply enmeshed sue gray was niin ino— deeply enmeshed sue gray was with the labour— deeply enmeshed sue gray was with the labour party at the iino— with the labour party at the same time as— with the labour party at the same time as doing partygate inrougn— same time as doing partygate inrougn ino— same time as doing partygate through the media. " same time as doing partygate through the media. i through the media. this woman has through the media. this woman nns n— through the media. this woman has a duty or keir starmer has a

duty to tell us we shouldn't have to keep finding out because reporters are doing a very good job. piers, let's not forget sue gray into view. dozens of people in downing— gray into view. dozens of people in downing street,— [10er . dozens of people in downing street, including nono— in downing street, including boris johnson. _ in downing street, including boris johnson. she expected them to boris johnson. she expected them io ioii— boris johnson. she expected them io ioii nor— boris johnson. she expected them to tell her the— boris johnson. she expected them to tell her the truth— boris johnson. she expected them to tell her the truth of what noni— to tell her the truth of what uoni on — to tell her the truth of what uoni on in— to tell her the truth of what went on in that— to tell her the truth of what went on in that probe and now the went on in that probe and now no orono— went on in that probe and now no orooo inio— went on in that probe and now the probe into her.— went on in that probe and now the probe into her. she is roiuoing— the probe into her. she is roiuoing io— the probe into her. she is refusing to talk and her silence is refusing to talk and her silence io inan— refusing to talk and her silence is more than any— refusing to talk and her silence is more than any accusations inor— is more than any accusations inoi oro— is more than any accusations that are being— is more than any accusations that are being made against her oioui— that are being made against her oioui wnon— that are being made against her about when this— that are being made against her about when this job offer was nono— about when this job offer was noio. vou— about when this job offer was made. you know— about when this job offer was made. you know ,— about when this job offer was made. you know , we know from the made. you know, we know from the ooiono— made. you know, we know from the poporo roioy— made. you know, we know from the poporo ioioy inor— made. you know, we know from the papers today that starmer was wooing— papers today that starmer was wooing nor— papers today that starmer was wooing nor ior— papers today that starmer was wooing her for months before he unwoiioi— wooing her for months before he unwoiioi ino— wooing her for months before he unveiled the offer— wooing her for months before he unveiled the offer of the job as his unveiled the offer of the job as no onioi— unveiled the offer of the job as no onioi oi— unveiled the offer of the job as his chief of staff— unveiled the offer of the job as his chief of staff and that she noi— his chief of staff and that she nooi nuiiinio— his chief of staff and that she had multiple contacts with him during— had multiple contacts with him during inor— had multiple contacts with him during that time.— had multiple contacts with him during that time. now, this was inio— during that time. now, this was inio woo— during that time. now, this was inio oi— during that time. now, this was this was at the— during that time. now, this was this was at the time when the ronon— this was at the time when the ronon ,— this was at the time when the rooon , ino— this was at the time when the report , the privileges report, the privileges committee, - report, the privileges committee, was being made and she committee, was being made and ono wo— committee, was being made and ono oi— committee, was being made and ono oi ino— committee, was being made and she was at the heart of the rooponoo io — she was at the heart of the response to that- she was at the heart of the response to that report . now, it response to that report. now, it is response to that report. now, it io onowing.— response to that report. now, it is shocking. this— response to that report. now, it is shocking. this is— response to that report. now, it is shocking. this is a woman who ooio— is shocking. this is a woman who ooio io— is shocking. this is a woman who ooio io uo— is shocking. this is a woman who was sold to us as— is shocking. this is a woman who was sold to us as as— is shocking. this is a woman who was sold to us as as being of inpooonoiio— was sold to us as as being of impeachable integrity. and here she impeachable integrity. and here ono io— impeachable integrity. and here ono io nowing— impeachable integrity. and here she is having expected people in downing— she is having expected people in downing street— she is having expected people in downing street to— she is having expected people in

downing street to cooperate with her. downing street to cooperate with nor. sno— downing street to cooperate with nor. sno io— downing street to cooperate with nor. sno io noi— downing street to cooperate with her. she is not cooperating into a her. she is not cooperating into o rooon— her. she is not cooperating into o rooon oioui— her. she is not cooperating into a report about her— her. she is not cooperating into a report about her instalment's ooniooi— a report about her instalment's ooniooi .— a report about her instalment's ooniooi . ano— a report about her instalment's contact . and i— a report about her instalment's contact . and i think how can she contact. and i think how can she poooiiiy— contact. and i think how can she poooiiiy oioin — contact. and i think how can she possibly claim to— contact. and i think how can she possibly claim to be impartial ? possibly claim to be impartial? wori— possibly claim to be impartial? war, no— possibly claim to be impartial? war, you— possibly claim to be impartial? well, now you know, starmer has siornor— well, now you know, starmer has siornor io— well, now you know, starmer has starmer is worse— well, now you know, starmer has starmer is worse than her, ooiuoiiy— starmer is worse than her, actually, because he has always mooo— actually, because he has always nooo o— actually, because he has always nooo o iig— actually, because he has always made a big deal— actually, because he has always made a big deal about his nonooiy— made a big deal about his nonoory ono— made a big deal about his honesty and his integrity. and he honesty and his integrity. and no ouio— honesty and his integrity. and no ouro inor— honesty and his integrity. and he puts that at— honesty and his integrity. and he puts that at the heart of his iooioronio— he puts that at the heart of his iooioronio .— he puts that at the heart of his leadership . and— he puts that at the heart of his leadership . and this is a man leadership. and this is a man wh0r_ leadership. and this is a man wno, wnon— leadership. and this is a man wno, wnon no— leadership. and this is a man who, when he was trying to oust nono— who, when he was trying to oust gag, mooo— who, when he was trying to oust gag, nooo o— who, when he was trying to oust boris, made a big— who, when he was trying to oust boris, made a big deal saying nono— boris, made a big deal saying norio woo— boris, made a big deal saying norio o— boris, made a big deal saying boris was a liar,— boris, made a big deal saying boris was a liar, that he was oiononooi,— boris was a liar, that he was dishonest,-he- boris was a liar, that he was dishonest, he couldn't be dishonest, that he couldn't be iruoiori— dishonest, that he couldn't be trusted,-will- dishonest, that he couldn't be trusted,-will not- dishonest, that he couldn't be trusted, will not tell us trusted, and he will not tell us the trusted, and he will not tell us no iruin— trusted, and he will not tell us no run or— trusted, and he will not tell us the truth of what— trusted, and he will not tell us the truth of what happened. you know,— the truth of what happened. you know, onoro— the truth of what happened. you know, there is— the truth of what happened. you know, there is going to be a ionionoii— know, there is going to be a bombshell in— know, there is going to be a bombshell in this report that is going— bombshell in this report that is going-our— bombshell in this report that is going-our ono- bombshell in this report that is. going-out and-him. going to come out and catch him. ano— going to come out and catch him. and ii— going to come out and catch him. and i io— going to come out and catch him. and it is better— going to come out and catch him. and it is better for— going to come out and catch him. and it is better for him if he ioiio— and it is better for him if he ioiio ino— and it is better for him if he tells the truth.— and it is better for him if he tells the truth. now and puts it out tells the truth. now and puts it our onoro— tells the truth. now and puts it out there when _ tells the truth. now and puts it out there when exactly he was rowing — out there when exactly he was talking _ because l out there when exactly he was- talking _ because when talking to sue gray because when this talking to sue gray because when inio oonoo— talking to sue gray because when this comes out,— talking to sue gray because when this comes out, this— talking to sue gray because when this comes out, this is going to oonogo— this comes out, this is going to damage-chances- this comes out, this is going to damage chances of damage labour's chances of winning— damage labour's chances of winning ino— damage labour's chances of winning the next election. and i iuoi— winning the next election. and i iuoi rninw— winning the next election. and i iuoi rninw iro— winning the next election. and i just think it's it— winning the next election. and i just think it's it is— winning the next election. and i just think it's it is shocking. he just think it's it is shocking. no woo— just think it's it is shocking. he was shouting from the rooiiooo— he was shouting from the rooftops about— he was shouting from the rooftops about boris and about now— rooftops about boris and about how dishonest— rooftops about boris and about how dishonest he— rooftops about boris and about how dishonest he was and he will not how dishonest he was and he will nor ioii— how dishonest he was and he will nor ioii ino— how dishonest he was and he will not tell the truth— how dishonest he was and he will not tell the truth about this. iooioro— not tell the truth about this. roopio wii—

not tell the truth about this. people will make their own conclusions— people will make their own conclusions about this and they wii— conclusions about this and they wiii onoko— conclusions about this and they will make their— conclusions about this and they will make their own conclusions oioui— will make their own conclusions oioui suo— will make their own conclusions oioui suo oroy. — will make their own conclusions about sue gray. piers i don't know— about sue gray. piers i don't know wnor— about sue gray. piers i don't know what you— about sue gray. piers i don't know what you think, but i think ono-o— know what you think, but i think ono-o ooon— know what you think, but i think she's been protected by the oiwii— she's been protected by the civil service— she's been protected by the civil service and— she's been protected by the civil service and to some extent wiinin— civil service and to some extent wiinin ino— civil service and to some extent within the government because oriwor— within the government because oliver dowden_ within the government because oliver dowden spoke out, deputy inno— oliver dowden spoke out, deputy irino-oooko— oliver dowden spoke out, deputy prime _spoke out- oliver dowden spoke out, deputy prime spoke out earlier prime minister spoke out earlier in ino— prime minister spoke out earlier in no wooo— prime minister spoke out earlier in the week and— prime minister spoke out earlier in the week and said that he ioiiowoo— in the week and said that he believed that— in the week and said that he believed that she had broken the wow— believed that she had broken the wow-ooio— believed that she had broken the wory-oooo oi— believed that she had broken the very code of impartiality very strict code of impartiality wiinin— very strict code of impartiality wiinin ino— very strict code of impartiality within the civil— very strict code of impartiality within the civil service , and within the civil service, and no-o— within the civil service, and no-o noi— within the civil service, and he's not said— within the civil service, and he's not said much since . i he's not said much since. i oon-i— he's not said much since. i oon-i know— he's not said much since. i don't know what. what do you ininko— don't know what. what do you rninko i— don't know what. what do you think? i don't— don't know what. what do you think? i don't-it- don't know what. what do you think? i don't it just think? i don't know. it just iooio— think? i don't know. it just iooio wrong— think? i don't know. it just feels wrong to— think? i don't know. it just feels wrong to me. �*vw�*rill " feels wrong to me. well, i mean, i she is being protected. i think she is being protected. and cabinet and i think the cabinet secretary intervened to water down the report, which we got the day. grey's the other day. and ben grey's look, the daily mirror supports the party arnie the keir the labour party arnie the keir starmer shown yet again. astonishingly, in, he's been astonishingly inept and politically naive . i wouldn't politically naive. i wouldn't say it's astonishingly- guitar i wouldn't say it's astonishingly inept or ooiiriooiiy— say it's astonishingly inept or politically naive.— say it's astonishingly inept or politically naive. i do agree to a politically naive. i do agree to ooonoin— politically naive. i do agree to a certain extent— politically naive. i do agree to a certain extent what carol said inor— a certain extent what carol said onoo-couri— a certain extent what carol said that-could come- a certain extent what carol said that could come forward and that keir could come forward and say that keir could come forward and ooy inooo— that keir could come forward and ooy inooo oro— that keir could come forward and say these are the— that keir could come forward and say these are the dates on which we say these are the dates on which wo iniiioiiy— say these are the dates on which we initially held— say these are the dates on which we initially held talks. i think inor— we initially held talks. i think no inor— we initially held talks. i think that that sort— we initially held talks. i think that that sort of— we initially held talks. i think that that sort of openness, that irononoroni— that that sort of openness, that transparent rac— that that sort of openness, that transparent rac would be very uooiui—

transparent rac would be very uooiui .— transparent rac would be very uooiui . ano— transparent rac would be very useful . and if— transparent rac would be very useful . and if nothing to hide , useful. and if nothing to hide, noining— useful. and if nothing to hide, noining io— useful. and if nothing to hide, nothing to fear,— useful. and if nothing to hide, nothing to fear, i— useful. and if nothing to hide, nothing to fear, i do think if inoy— nothing to fear, i do think if inoy oono— nothing to fear, i do think if they came forward and do that, inougn— they came forward and do that, inougn ii— they came forward and do that, inougn, ii woo— they came forward and do that, though, it was sort— they came forward and do that, though, it was sort of fanned ino— though, it was sort of fanned ino iionoo— though, it was sort of fanned the flames and— though, it was sort of fanned the flames and i'm not sure that now— the flames and i'm not sure that now iig— the flames and i'm not sure that now iig o— the flames and i'm not sure that now iig o oooi— the flames and i'm not sure that how big a deal this— the flames and i'm not sure that how big a deal this is actually going— how big a deal this is actually goingliooono— how big a deal this is actually. going-become-general going to become the next general oiooiion. —ii-o- going to become the next general election. _it's very- election. you know, it's very muon— election. you know, it's very nuon o— election. you know, it's very much a westminster story. so sue oroy— much a westminster story. so sue oroy woo— much a westminster story. so sue gray was entirely— much a westminster story. so sue gray was entirely wrong . /rir. ”iii: gray was entirely wrong. you're inio— gray was entirely wrong. you're oiio-io— gray was entirely wrong. you're rnio-io o— gray was entirely wrong. you're rnio-io o rnio— gray was entirely wrong. you're this-is a this goes- gray was entirely wrong. you're this is a this goes to the this this is a this goes to the heart of how he sells himself as honest . and this is not he's not honest. and this is not he's not being honest bit he hasn't said that when they met no you're quite correct about that. but equally there's no sort- r: if but equally there's no sort of why noon-i— equally there's no sort of why noon-i no— equally there's no sort of why hasn't he told— equally there's no sort of why hasn't he told us? \rir equally there's no sort of why hasn't he told us? \rrir rwy hasn't he told us? no. why noon-r— hasn't he told us? no. why hasn't he told us? no. why hasn't he told us then? no one's suggesting hasn't he told us then? no one's ouggooring inoi. — hasn't he told us then? no one's suggesting that. keir— e erirlr: is girzii7 no one's suggesting that. keir starmer noo— suggesting that. keir starmer noo oono— suggesting that. keir starmer has done anything wrong by not ooiuoiiy— has done anything wrong by not ooruoiiy ooying— has done anything wrong by not actually saying he's not he's noi— actually saying he's not he's nor-ny— actually saying he's not he's nor-by ino— actually saying he's not he's not-by the civil- not bound by the civil service ooio— not bound by the civil service oooo ono— not bound by the civil service code and sue— not bound by the civil service code and sue gray is not ooiuoiiy— code and sue gray is not actually she.— code and sue gray is not actually she. she's not a civil oowoni— actually she. she's not a civil servant anymore.— actually she. she's not a civil servant anymore. she doesn't nowo— servant anymore. she doesn't nowo io— servant anymore. she doesn't nowo io oooi— servant anymore. she doesn't have to deal with— servant anymore. she doesn't have to deal with that whitehall inquiry.— have to deal with that whitehall inquiry-iwi— have to deal with that whitehall inquiry-our iro— have to deal with that whitehall inquiry.-but it's an- inquiry. but, but it's an inquiry— inquiry. but, but it's an inquiry-nor- inquiry. but, but it's an- inquiry-her-what she inquiry into her being what she is inquiry into her being what she io mooni— inquiry into her being what she io nooni io— inquiry into her being what she is meant to do. _ inquiry into her being what she is meant to do. i r: ”yr is meant to do. it's an inquiry into her what possibly can be her reasoning for not cooperating with that inquiry? well, she doesn't have to. she orooo— well, she doesn't have to. she plead ino— well, she doesn't have to. she can plead the fifth. she's okay. she plead the fifth service.

she can plead the fifth service. but about the people in but what about the people in downing—inoyi but what about the people in- downing_they not downing street? could they not have pleaded fifth when she have pleaded the fifth when she was interviewed about the was interviewed them about the partygate ? well, i partygate? well, actually, i inink— partygate? well, actually, i own oo— partygate? well, actually, i think some .them - 37 well, actually, i think some them did, yeah. think some of them did, yeah. ano— think some of them did, yeah. wno-iro— think some of them did, yeah. wno-iro un— think some of them did, yeah. and-it's uplthem- and others it's up to them wnoinor— and others it's up to them whether they— and others it's up to them whether they would cooperate wiin— whether they would cooperate win-oowo- whether they would cooperate with _course, she i whether they would cooperate with course, she is with it. and of course, she is ooooororing— with it. and of course, she is cooperating with— with it. and of course, she is cooperating with the inquiry by or ino— cooperating with the inquiry by or no report— cooperating with the inquiry by or the report, the— cooperating with the inquiry by or the report, the acoba who oooiooo— or the report, the acoba who decides when— or the report, the acoba who decides when if— or the report, the acoba who decides when if she can take up inoo— decides when if she can take up inioo wori— decides when if she can take up this? well, they— decides when if she can take up this? well, they can't actually oooioo— this? well, they can't actually oooioo ii— this? well, they can't actually decide if she _ this? well, they can't actually decide if she can— this? well, they can't actually decide if she can take it up, iwi— decide if she can take it up, our inoy— decide if she can take it up, our inoy oon— decide if she can take it up, but they can advise if she onouio. — but they can advise if she should. there— but they can advise if she should. there should be a delay ioioro— should. there should be a delay ioioro-iokoo— should. there should be a delay before-takes this— should. there should be a delay before takes this should before she takes this should nogoio— before she takes this should negate-whole- before she takes this should negate .whole _tol before she takes this should. negate .whole _to the negate her whole report to the priwiiogoo— negate her whole report to the privileges committee. " privileges committee. this onouiu— privileges committee. this should this— privileges committee. this should this should negate her partygate can't be partygate report. you can't be having talks with the labour leader pretending you're leader pretending that you're impartial . it leader pretending that you're impartial. it just doesn't wash anymore. i impartial. it just doesn't wash anymore . i guess part of the anymore. i guess part of the irooiom,— anymore. i guess part of the notion oi— anymore. i guess part of the problem, of course,- siyr rir”ri; i guess part of the problem, of course, is that won— problem, of course, is that rishi sunak_ problem, of course, is that rishi sunak won't particularly woni— rishi sunak won't particularly woni io— rishi sunak won't particularly woni io goi— rishi sunak won't particularly want to get involved in this iooouoo— want to get involved in this iooouoo no— want to get involved in this because he doesn't want to do onyrning,— because he doesn't want to do onyrning, oooo— because he doesn't want to do anything, does he? that's going to anything, does he? that's going io nour— anything, does he? that's going io noio nono— anything, does he? that's going to help boris johnson yeah, i get— to help boris johnson yeah, i goi onoo.— to help boris johnson yeah, i get that. that's— to help boris johnson yeah, i get that. that's a— to help boris johnson yeah, i get that. that's a bit of an ongio— get that. that's a bit of an ongio noro— get that. that's a bit of an angle here because i'm sitting noro— angle here because i'm sitting noro winking— angle here because i'm sitting here thinking who would need to oion— here thinking who would need to oion-ono— here thinking who would need to oioolono oon— here thinking who would need to step-and sort this— here thinking who would need to step and sort this out? rishi step in and sort this out? rishi sunok— step in and sort this out? rishi sunak-doesn't— step in and sort this out? rishi sunak-doesn't-to- step in and sort this out? rishii sunak-doesn't-to.it. sunak he doesn't want to do it.

he sunak he doesn't want to do it. no oooon-i— sunak he doesn't want to do it. he doesn't—johnsonl sunak he doesn't want to do it. he doesn't—johnson to he doesn't want boris johnson to iook— he doesn't want boris johnson to iook gooo.— he doesn't want boris johnson to iook gooo. — he doesn't want boris johnson to iook gooo. nur— he doesn't want boris johnson to look good. but what— he doesn't want boris johnson to look good. but what he was but he does want he wants damage he does want he wants to damage keir starmer. frankly, he keir starmer. and frankly, he doesn't do too hard doesn't need to do work too hard here because keir starmer is damaging despite ben's damaging himself despite ben's best to defend him. best efforts to defend him. i think this is indefensible. i think this is indefensible. i think but i'm not. i'm think it is, but i'm not. i'm oiignriy— think it is, but i'm not. i'm oiigniiy wiin— think it is, but i'm not. i'm slightly with ben on the think slightly with ben on the i think it's slightly with ben on the i think ii-o—won-il it's outrageous that she won't ooonoroio. — it's outrageous that she won't cooperate-think- it's outrageous that she won't cooperate. think the cooperate. and i think the nypoorioy— cooperate. and i think the nyooorioy io— cooperate. and i think the hypocrisy is off- cooperate. and i think the hypocrisy is off the scale. but wii— hypocrisy is off the scale. but wiii ii— hypocrisy is off the scale. but wiii ii our— hypocrisy is off the scale. but will it cut through with the ooionoo— will it cut through with the voters?-the _ will it cut through with the voters? the voters care voters? will the voters care oioui— voters? will the voters care- oioui—oroy about someone called sue gray, wh0r_ about someone called sue gray, wno—oono- about someone called sue gray, who,_don't really. who, frankly, they don't really know.— who, frankly, they don't really know. - never seen - who, frankly, they don't really. know. - never seen - do who, frankly, they don't really kn

on-rooo— might be one of the many steps on-rooo io— might be one of the many steps on-road to the— might be one of the many steps on road to the election in on the road to the election in wnion— on the road to the election in wnon—roro- on the road to the election in which _fare well. l on the road to the election in. which _fare well. and which he doesn't fare well. and inon— which he doesn't fare well. and inon ino— which he doesn't fare well. and then the public— which he doesn't fare well. and then the public aren't stupid. they— then the public aren't stupid. inoy wii— then the public aren't stupid. they will build— then the public aren't stupid. they will build their own conclusion— they will build their own- conclusion _this conclusion in in terms of this ioing— conclusion in in terms of this ioing-ino- conclusion in in terms of this being-the wall- conclusion in in terms of this being-the wall on. conclusion in in terms of this. being-the wall on the being a brick in the wall on the on ino— being a brick in the wall on the on no woy— being a brick in the wall on the on no woy io— being a brick in the wall on the on the way to the— being a brick in the wall on the on the way to the next general oiooiion — on the way to the next general oiooiion i— on the way to the next general election, i think— on the way to the next general election, i think it— on the way to the next general election, i think it might be oi— election, i think it might be oi ino— election, i think it might be one of the first. _ election, i think it might be one of the first. we've got to let one of the first. we've got to ioi coroio— one of the first. we've got to let carole malone— one of the first. we've got to let carole malone and ben glaze go-iooouoo— let carole malone and ben glaze go-iooouoo wo— let carole malone and ben glaze go-because we -to- let carole malone and ben glaze go because we to spend go now because we want to spend the go now because we want to spend ino-oouoio— go now because we want to spend ino-oounio oi— go now because we want to spend the couple of minutes the last couple of minutes of ino—wiin- the last couple of minutes of the _with david. the programme with david siorkoy. — the programme with david starkey. _love- the programme with david starkey. _love tol the programme with david. starkey. -love to talk the programme with david- starkey. -love to talk to starkey. i would love to talk to you at length about keir starmer, but i'd rather talk to you the and the you about the king and the queen, king. a little queen, rather the king. a little more important.- queen, rather the king. a little more important. yes- citric" g a little more important. yes think they more important. yes i think they oo— more important. yes i think they ioo you— more important. yes i think they are. do you think- more important. yes i think they are. do you think people are ready queen camilla ever as ready for queen camilla ever as they will be? to be quite they ever will be? to be quite iiuni— they ever will be? to be quite bung, i— they ever will be? to be quite blunt, i think- they ever will be? to be quite blunt, i think what- they ever will be? to be quite blunt, i think what we- cc irri7 to be quite blunt, i think what we need is oinniy— blunt, i think what we need is oinoiylgoi— blunt, i think what we need is simply-get used_ blunt, i think what we need is simply get used to it. yes, simply to get used to it. yes, i mean,-know about. simply to get used to it. yes, i mean, know about you. mean, i don't know about you. i iouno— mean, i don't know about you. i iounolwory— mean, i don't know about you. i found .very difficult- mean, i don't know about you. i found very difficult for found it very difficult for ooorooi— found it very difficult for several months to stop saying irinoo— several months to stop saying ornoo—oioi prince charles. yeah, we did. sonoiinoo— prince charles. yeah, we did. sometimes-still. prince charles. yeah, we did. sometimes still trip soon sometimes tongue still trip soon iooouoo— sometimes tongue still trip soon iooouoo oiior— sometimes tongue still trip soon because after all,- sometimes tongue still trip soon because after all, the whole of my because after all, the whole of ny—nin i my lifetime i've known him as irinoo— my lifetime i've known him as prince charles. - my lifetime i've known him as prince charles. ' r: my lifetime i've known him as prince charles. r: : prince charles. and when i read in print, the queen, i think she's dead. then i realised she's dead. and then i realised we're talking about camilla. exactly these exactly > and all of these rningo— exactly > and all of these things.matters- exactly > and all of these things.matters of. ,xrartls > and all of these things matters of habit. and things are matters of habit. and ogoin—rooiiyl again, it's been handled really roinor— again, it's been handled really rather cleverly- again, it's been handled really rather cleverly ,- again, it's been handled really rather cleverly , hasn't it? rather cleverly, hasn't it?

inoro— rather cleverly, hasn't it? inoro io— rather cleverly, hasn't it? there is that- rather cleverly, hasn't it? there is that chinese proverb , there is that chinese proverb, goniiy— there is that chinese proverb, gently, gently— there is that chinese proverb, gently, gently killing baby . gently, gently killing baby. wori— gently, gently killing baby. war, i— gently, gently killing baby. well, i think- gently, gently killing baby. well, i think he's been very muon— well, i think he's been very nuon goniiy— well, i think he's been very much gently jelly, gently inwonioo— much gently jelly, gently invented queen camilla. yeah, ono— invented queen camilla. yeah, ono wouio. — invented queen camilla. yeah, she would. of- invented queen camilla. yeah, she would. of course, she's only going— she would. of course, she's only going io— she would. of course, she's only going io io— she would. of course, she's only going to be princess. well, we oouion-i— going to be princess. well, we couldn't really- going to be princess. well, we couldn't really think of even nor— couldn't really think of even nor oo— couldn't really think of even her as princess.- couldn't really think of even her as princess. she'd be prinoooo— her as princess. she'd be princess consort . then the queen princess consort. then the queen kononion— princess consort. then the queen remember, this- princess consort. then the queen remember, this is- princess consort. then the queen remember, this is so centrally ouo— remember, this is so centrally ouo io— remember, this is so centrally ouo io ino— remember, this is so centrally due to the queen. - remember, this is so centrally due to the queen. the fact it's nooponoo— due to the queen. the fact it's nopponoo io— due to the queen. the fact it's happened to her- due to the queen. the fact it's happened to her saying firmly, it happened to her saying firmly, ii io— happened to her saying firmly, ii io ny— happened to her saying firmly, ii io rny wion— happened to her saying firmly, it is my wish consort. r: r: it is my wish consort. but did oio— it is my wish consort. but did she won— it is my wish consort. but did she mean that to them become the queen? she knows well enough that the one leads to the other? she does, as they say, because owory— she does, as they say, because owory ouoon— she does, as they say, because every queen consort has become guoono— every queen consort has become guoono war,— every queen consort has become guooni war, — every queen consort has become queen? well, no. the title queen conoon—uooo- queen? well, no. the title queen conoon—uooo i queen? well, no. the title queeni consort-used . you consort has never been used. you iuoi— consort has never been used. you iuoi-oioui— consort has never been used. you iuoi-oioui ino— consort has never been used. you just.about the king- consort has never been used. you just about the king and just talk about the king and guoon — just talk about the king and guoon woon.— just talk about the king and queen. yeah. yeah. the reason we nooooo— queen. yeah. yeah. the reason we nooooo io— queen. yeah. yeah. the reason we nooooo io uo— queen. yeah. yeah. the reason we needed to use it- queen. yeah. yeah. the reason we needed to use it was- queen. yeah. yeah. the reason we needed to use it was simply to oioiinguion— needed to use it was simply to distinguish, as- needed to use it was simply to distinguish, as you said , the distinguish, as you said, the wori— distinguish, as you said, the word ino— distinguish, as you said, the word the queen. - distinguish, as you said, the word the queen. not only in ingionoi— word the queen. not only in ingiono, nui— word the queen. not only in england, but in- word the queen. not only in england, but in france and inrougnoui— england, but in france and throughout the- england, but in france and throughout the world meant one woman, elizabeth- throughout the world meant one woman, elizabeth ii. yeah. and inougn— woman, elizabeth ii. yeah. and even though she's- woman, elizabeth ii. yeah. and even though she's dead, that wori— even though she's dead, that word io— even though she's dead, that word io oon— even though she's dead, that word is sort of- even though she's dead, that word is sort of it's spoken for. it word is sort of it's spoken for. ii woo— word is sort of it's spoken for. ii wory— word is sort of it's spoken for. it was very much- word is sort of it's spoken for. it was very much the same. why coniiio— it was very much the same. why coniiio woo— it was very much the same. why camilla was not- it was very much the same. why camilla was not made princess of

woioo. — camilla was not made princess of woioo. inoro— camilla was not made princess of wales. there was- camilla was not made princess of wales. there was only one only irinoooo— wales. there was only one only one princess of- wales. there was only one only one princess of wales. even when ono — one princess of wales. even when ono woo— one princess of wales. even when ono iooo.— one princess of wales. even when she was dead. and- one princess of wales. even when she was dead. and it was a kind of she was dead. and it was a kind oi opooking— she was dead. and it was a kind of speaking ghost.- she was dead. and it was a kind of speaking ghost. and slowly kyiw— of speaking ghost. and slowly kyiw coniiio— of speaking ghost. and slowly kyiv camilla was- of speaking ghost. and slowly kyiv camilla was sort of nudged the kyiv camilla was sort of nudged ino gnooi— kyiv camilla was sort of nudged the ghost aside. - kyiv camilla was sort of nudged the ghost aside. what we were ioiking— the ghost aside. what we were ioiking oioui— the ghost aside. what we were talking about divorce and the on the talking about divorce and the on no ono— talking about divorce and the on no nono— talking about divorce and the on the one hand, the- talking about divorce and the on the one hand, the ugliness of oiworoo. — the one hand, the ugliness of oiworoo. nui— the one hand, the ugliness of divorce. but then - the one hand, the ugliness of divorce. but then equally the reconciliation- divorce. but then equally the reconciliation on- divorce. but then equally the reconciliation on the creation of reconciliation on the creation oi ino— reconciliation on the creation of the blended- reconciliation on the creation of the blended family , which of the blended family, which nooi— of the blended family, which nooi oi— of the blended family, which nooi oi uo— of the blended family, which most of us have- of the blended family, which most of us have to live with. kiooiuioiy. — most of us have to live with. absolutely. and - most of us have to live with. absolutely. and the- most of us have to live with. absolutely. and the kind of the triumph of common sense, i think, in that situation and the fact that she keeps king charles very happy . i think fact that she keeps king charles very happy. i think i fact that she keeps king charles very happy . i think i remember very happy. i think i remember ioing— very happy. i think i remember ioing ioio— very happy. i think i remember ioing ioio o— very happy. i think i remember being told a long- iiil”s i think i remember being told a long time ago when coniiio-o— being told a long time ago when camilla's around,- being told a long time ago when camilla's around, prince charles is camilla's around, prince charles io no— camilla's around, prince charles io no iongor— camilla's around, prince charles is no longer scratchy . i think is no longer scratchy. i think he is no longer scratchy. i think no gooo— is no longer scratchy. i think no goio o— is no longer scratchy. i think no goio o iii— is no longer scratchy. i think he gets a bit scratchy. we just inor— he gets a bit scratchy. we just see that especially scratchy wiin — see that especially scratchy with .exception - see that especially scratchy with exception with pens, with the exception with pens, ooroiony— with the exception with pens, scratchy-when . scratchy with pens when they ooiii. — scratchy with pens when they ooiii. .oi— scratchy with pens when they split. .of course- scratchy with pens when they split..of course ,- scratchy with pens when they split. of course , she split. and of course, she oronoo— split. and of course, she oronoo-o— split. and of course, she stepped.a few- split. and of course, she stepped a few and handed him stepped in a few and handed him a stepped in a few and handed him ooo—or- stepped in a few and handed him ooo—or ano- stepped in a few and handed himi a-dear. and then a pen. calm down, dear. and then ino— a pen. calm down, dear. and then ino non— a pen. calm down, dear. and then use the pen immaculately norooii. — use the pen immaculately norooii. i— use the pen immaculately herself. i mean,- use the pen immaculately herself. i use the pen immaculately herself. " cirirug use the pen immaculately- herself. i mean, i thought there was a certain element of put down, which i think probably works in the relationship. it has been lovely here this

morning. the is out, has been lovely here this morning. the is out , the morning. the sun is out, the ooo— morning. the sun is out, the crowds are building- g the sun is out, the crowds are building up again. ioio— crowds are building up again. ioio oi— crowds are building up again. ioio oi ooopio— crowds are building up again. lots of people down here with inoir— lots of people down here with their cameras. - lots of people down here with their cameras. i- lots of people down here with their cameras. i think you're oono— their cameras. i think you're oono ior— their cameras. i think you're done for the- their cameras. i think you're done for the week. i am. i am going— done for the week. i am. i am going io— done for the week. i am. i am going io io— done for the week. i am. i am going to be back- done for the week. i am. i am going to be back here tomorrow morning— going to be back here tomorrow morning or— going to be back here tomorrow morning oi ooo— going to be back here tomorrow morning at 930 for the final 24 nouro— morning at 930 for the final 24 nouro ioioro— morning at 930 for the final 24 hours before the- morning at 930 for the final 24 hours before the coronation have a hours before the coronation have o gooo— hours before the coronation have a good coronation.- hours before the coronation have a good coronation. have a great wookonoi— a good coronation. have a great weekend. coming- a good coronation. have a great weekend. coming up next, is gb wowo— weekend. coming up next, is gb wowo iiko— weekend. coming up next, is gb news live with- weekend. coming up next, is gb news live with mark longhurst. inio— news live with mark longhurst. inio io— news live with mark longhurst. inio io ino— news live with mark longhurst. this is the point- news live with mark longhurst. this is the point with andrew ono— this is the point with andrew ono now— this is the point with andrew ono now on— this is the point with andrew and bev on britain's news ononnoi. — and bev on britain's news channel. alex- and bev on britain's news channel. nix : i and bev on britain's news channel. nix : " ”iii; and bev on britain's news- channel. alex deakin here with your latest weather update from the met office for gb news news. bright and blustery today. hazy sunshine for most places, but the cloud thick in the south—west, bringing some outbreaks of rain to see if this area of low pressure just anchored out to the west . but anchored out to the west. but weather systems moving up will bnng weather systems moving up will bring more cloud and outbreaks of rain and the isobars are squeezing together. so a fairly brisk easterly winds bringing a chill to north sea coast and quite a bit of cloud to eastern scotland and thick cloud in the southwest with some outbreaks of rain already for devon and cornwall parts of cornwall spreading into parts of wales so and miss the

wales. so hit and miss the showers, but some ones are showers, but some heavy ones are possible for much of the midlands. eastern england, northern england, northern ireland . it will be ireland and scotland. it will be dry the sunshine could dry and in the sunshine could get quite warm. 20 degrees is possible, maybe 21, but it feels pretty cold on some of these nonh pretty cold on some of these north temperatures north sea coasts. temperatures staying figures . as we staying in single figures. as we go through the evening, we'll start to see more showery rain working way northwards and working its way northwards and that continue overnight. so that will continue overnight. so a very different day to come for most on friday. still have the easterly wind bringing some mist most on friday. still have the eastlow wind bringing some mist most on friday. still have the eastlow cloud)ringing some mist most on friday. still have the eastlow cloud totging some mist most on friday. still have the eastlow cloud totgingeastie mist most on friday. still have the east low cloud totgingeast coast.t and low cloud to the east coast could close to freezing in could get close to freezing in northern but generally northern scotland. but generally pretty south. so pretty mild across the south. so big temperature contrast will be a cold start then, but there will be rain around initially, mostly see outbreaks of rain for northern ireland, southern and central scotland and northern england. but during the day, as skies brighten heavy showers breaking over the midlands, breaking out over the midlands, eastern and southern england , eastern and southern england, parts wales, two parts of wales, two thunderstorms are certainly likely in places. so some hefty downpours. but away from the showers, certainly some of the

coasts staying dry and sunny. but again, it will be chilly on those coasts across northeast scotland with a brisk breeze here. and the showers will continue into friday evening before gradually fading overnight, leading to something a bit drier to start the long weekend. but the weekend is a bit of a mish mash. basically, if you've got plans for this long weekend, make sure you have a plan b for rain

it's 12 noon. a very good . it's 12 noon. a very good oiiornoon. — . it's 12 noon. a very good afternoon. you're- . it's 12 noon. a very good afternoon. you're with- it's 12 noon. a very good afternoon. you're with gb news iiko.— afternoon. you're with gb news iiwo. in— afternoon. you're with gb news iiwo. in work— afternoon. you're with gb news live. i'm mark longhurst and coming— live. i'm mark longhurst and ooning un— live. i'm mark longhurst and ooning up ior— live. i'm mark longhurst and coming up for you this thursday iunoniino— coming up for you this thursday lunchtime with- coming up for you this thursday lunchtime with just two days unri— lunchtime with just two days uniii ino — lunchtime with just two days until the coronation, the iooouiiio— until the coronation, the republic protest group says it's proporing— republic protest group says it's proporing ior— republic protest group says it's preparing for its- republic protest group says it's preparing for its biggest demonstration in its 40 year nioiory.— demonstration in its 40 year nioiory. nui— demonstration in its 40 year nioiory. nui o— demonstration in its 40 year history. but a former royal proiooiion— history. but a former royal protection officer warns proiooioro— protection officer warns protesters need to remember inoy-ro— protesters need to remember inoy-ro in— protesters need to remember inoy-ro in ino— protesters need to remember they're in the middle of an ornoo— they're in the middle of an armed policing- they're in the middle of an armed policing operation. police say armed policing operation. police ooy—nioooroo-

armed policing operation. police say-placards will.