well . n0 spin, no bias, well . no spin, no bias, no well. no spin, no bias, no censorship— well. no spin, no bias, no censorship. _ well. no spin, no bias, no censorship. i'm- well. no spin, no bias, no censorship. j? well. no spin, no bias, no censorship . j?“ “ censorship. i'm dan wootton. tonight we're live from buckingham palace as we continue our countdown to the historic coronation of king charles. the third. the excitement is palpable here and i'm sure saturday's momentous occasion will defy the odds and the british bashing corporation's negativity by uniting the country behind our new king

charles iii. now, look, i know the king is far from perfect, but i'll tell you why. i will gladly pledge my allegiance. as he is crowned in westminster abbey. that's an a special digest next. afterwards my superstar panel weigh in and tonight, i can't wait to be joined by allison pearson. sean bailey and amy nicholl- sean bailey and amy nicholl there they— bailey and amy nicholl there they are— bailey and amy nicholl there they in— bailey and amy nicholl there they are in the— bailey and amy nicholl there they are in the studio. then my eeeuer— they are in the studio. then my eeeuer une— they are in the studio. then my stellar line up— they are in the studio. then my stellar line up of— they are in the studio. then my stellar line up of royal insiders— stellar line up of royal insiders bring you the unfiltered— insiders bring you the unfiltered reporting and analyse— unfiltered reporting and analysis you— unfiltered reporting and analysis you won't find anywhere else— analysis you won't find anywhere else in— analysis you won't find anywhere else in the— analysis you won't find anywhere else in the msm_ analysis you won't find anywhere else in the msm live from the palace,— else in the msm live from the palace, tom — else in the msm live from the palace, tom bower. else in the msm live from the palace, tom bower . c; else in the msm live from the palace, tom bower. c; 92» “g else in the msm live from the palace, tom bower . c; 92» “g palace, tom bower. he's going to be with me to preview to the most important day of charles's life as he prepares to come face to face with his estranged son, harry. for the first time since the publication of spare and after penning a highly critical book about him in 2018, the esteemed writer and biographer reveals that he believes our new king has changed it enough to secure the future of the monarchy . so tom bower, live monarchy. so tom bower, live with me soon. camilla completes

her extra ordinary transformation from public enemy number one to queen. on saturday. while fresh reports confirm her two beloved stepsons won't speak at the ceremony. so how would princess diana- w c so how would princess diana react to the— how would princess diana react to the extraordinary events connected— to the extraordinary events connected to _ to the extraordinary events connected to the coronation even — connected to the coronation even her— connected to the coronation even her former— connected to the coronation even her former butler- connected to the coronation even her former butler and rock paul burrell offers his unique insight shortly . elsewhere insight shortly. elsewhere tonight, as princess diana's former private secretary, patrick jephson says the coronation may still feel slightly unsettling for the millions. supporters of the people's princess. do you accept, camilla as the new queen? well, patrick is going to join me alongside david emmanuel and ingrid seward to duke it out in the clash. also coming up tonight, harry's biographer, angela levin, reacts to the spectators . kyra, kennedy's spectators. kyra, kennedy's extraordinary report that the late queen branded meghan markle evil and saw right through her unfiltered analysis on that astonishing story coming up later this hour. plus after

donald trump slammed meghan dunng donald trump slammed meghan during nigel farage exclusive interview. well, i think that she— interview. well, i think that she hee— interview. well, i think that she has she's— interview. well, i think that she has she's been- well, i think that she has she's been very disrespectful— she has she's been very disrespectful to the queen hanke— disrespectful to the queen frankly, even— disrespectful to the queen frankly, even during that time . frankly, even during that time. her— frankly, even during that time. he ennnnents— frankly, even during that time. her comments were— frankly, even during that time. her comments were echoed by a montecito monarchist speaking to gb news on the mound today. and now they're basically your neighbours. how do you feel about— neighbours. how do you feel about that? _ neighbours. how do you feel about that? we're- neighbours. how do you feel about that? we're not- neighbours. how do you feel about that? we're not happy. it's about that? we're not happy. tt-s eneetet— about that? we're not happy. tt-s eneetet e— about that? we're not happy. it's created a lot— about that? we're not happy. it's created a lot of— about that? �*et�*c; c; it's created a lot of hubbub and his it's created a lot of hubbub and hts whe— it's created a lot of hubbub and hts ntte ts— it's created a lot of hubbub and his wife is not— it's created a lot of hubbub and his wife is not well— it's created a lot of hubbub and his wife is not well liked , but his wife is not well liked, but i his wife is not well liked, but . te. — his wife is not well liked, but . he. he— his wife is not well liked, but t the my royal— his wife is not well liked, but i do. hug his wife is not well liked, but i do. my royal master means a great lady. colin campbell and phil dampier give their all important view on that and much more very soon. also, i'll show you how tomorrow's papers are building the big day and building up to the big day and there will be a small coronation of as we reveal the last of our own as we reveal the last greatest union jack greatest britain and union jack has of the week before the night is out. this is a special edition of wootton tonight edition of dan wootton tonight live buckingham live from buckingham palace. let's go .

you're watching gb news britain's news channel, live from buckingham palace . we have from buckingham palace. we have an extraordinary line up the best royal experts in the business are with me from tom bower to lady colin campbell. don't go anywhere. the next two hours keeping us updated with the rest the headlines, the rest of the headlines, though, polly middlehurst . now . though, polly middlehurst. now. dan, thank you. and good evening to yen. — dan, thank you. and good evening to yen. the— dan, thank you. and good evening to en the tee— dan, thank you. and good evening to you. the top story— dan, thank you. and good evening to you. the top story on- j?“ and good evening to you. the top story on gb news tenteht— to you. the top story on gb news tonight, members— to you. the top story on gb news tonight, members from the rmt unten— tonight, members from the rmt have— tonight, members from the rmt union have voted— tonight, members from the rmt union have voted to continue ntth— union have voted to continue ntth then— union have voted to continue with their strike— union have voted to continue with their strike action. unions thvetvet— with their strike action. unions thvetvet tn— with their strike action. unions involved in disputes have to re hettet— involved in disputes have to re hettet then— involved in disputes have to re ballot their members every six months— ballot their members every six months te— ballot their members every six months to legally— ballot their members every six months to legally continue with netteets. — months to legally continue with walkouts. aukus_ months to legally continue with walkouts. aukus the rmt said there— walkouts. aukus the rmt said there wes— walkouts. aukus the rmt said there eh— walkouts. aukus the rmt said there was an overwhelming vote in there was an overwhelming vote tn teveen— there was an overwhelming vote tn teven et— there was an overwhelming vote in favour of the— there was an overwhelming vote in favour of the move . a man

in favour of the move. a man enestet— in favour of the move. a man arrested following an incident at buckingham— arrested following an incident at buckingham palace has been tetetnet— at buckingham palace has been detained under— at buckingham palace has been detained under the mental health act. the— detained under the mental health act. the se— detained under the mental health act. the 59 en— detained under the mental health act. the 59 year old through snsneetet— act. the 59 year old through suspected shotgun cartridges tnte— suspected shotgun cartridges tnte the — suspected shotgun cartridges into the grounds on tuesday eventne. — into the grounds on tuesday eventng. hes— into the grounds on tuesday evening. he's now been taken to hesettet— evening. he's now been taken to hesettet whene— evening. he's now been taken to hospital where he— evening. he's now been taken to hospital where he remains on net— hospital where he remains on net .— hospital where he remains on net . the— hospital where he remains on bail. the prince— hospital where he remains on bail. the prince and hospital where he remains on bail . the prince and princess of bail. the prince and princess of vvetes— bail. the prince and princess of wales visited— bail. the prince and princess of wales visited a— bail. the prince and princess of wales visited a pub in central tenden— wales visited a pub in central tenten tetev— wales visited a pub in central london today ahead of the cenenetten— london today ahead of the coronation large crowds turned up coronation large crowds turned nn tn— coronation large crowds turned nn tn sehe— coronation large crowds turned ne tn sehe te— coronation large crowds turned up in soho to catch a glimpse of the eve— up in soho to catch a glimpse of the royal couple— up in soho to catch a glimpse of the royal couple dipping into the royal couple dipping into the tee— the royal couple dipping into the dog ent— the royal couple dipping into the dog and duck and to get thee— the dog and duck and to get thene the— the dog and duck and to get there the pair— the dog and duck and to get there the pair travelled on the tnhe— there the pair travelled on the tnhe tethe— there the pair travelled on the tube taking the— there the pair travelled on the tube taking the elizabeth line for tube taking the elizabeth line ten the— tube taking the elizabeth line ten the very— tube taking the elizabeth line for the very first— tube taking the elizabeth line for the very first time. now a thy—nest— for the very first time. now a ttv—eest te— for the very first time. now a fly—past to celebrate the coronation— fly—past to celebrate the coronation may have to be eeneettet— coronation may have to be cancelled due— coronation may have to be cancelled due to poor weather. the— cancelled due to poor weather. the nets— cancelled due to poor weather. the mod's warning it could hennen— the mod's warning it could heneen the— the mod's warning it could hamper the ability of pilots to fly hamper the ability of pilots to ttv safelv-— hamper the ability of pilots to fly safely. forecasters say they expect— fly safely. forecasters say they expect london _ fly safely. forecasters say they expect london to— fly safely. forecasters say they expect london to be cloudy and vet— expect london to be cloudy and vet en— expect london to be cloudy and wet on saturday.— expect london to be cloudy and wet on saturday. rain fall is teneeest— wet on saturday. rain fall is forecast around— wet on saturday. rain fall is forecast around lunchtime . more forecast around lunchtime. more then— forecast around lunchtime. more then eo— forecast around lunchtime. more than 60 aircraft— forecast around lunchtime. more than 60 aircraft are scheduled to tv— than 60 aircraft are scheduled to he even— than 60 aircraft are scheduled to fly over the— than 60 aircraft are scheduled to fly over the mall and buckingham _ to fly over the mall and buckingham palace at around 215. hen— buckingham palace at around 215. new tn— buckingham palace at around 215. new tn the— buckingham palace at around 215. now in the united— buckingham palace at around 215. now in the united states, nenensh— now in the united states, members of— now in the united states, members of a— now in the united states, members of a far right militia group— members of a far right militia 9roup heve— members of a far right militia group have been—

members of a far right militia group have been convicted of etetttne— group have been convicted of etetttne the— group have been convicted of plotting the attack on the us ceettet— plotting the attack on the us capitol building. donald trump sneeentens— capitol building. donald trump supporters stormed it in january 2021,— supporters stormed it in january 2021, trying— supporters stormed it in january 2021, tnvtng te — supporters stormed it in january 2021, trying to block congress tnen — 2021, trying to block congress from formalising_ 2021, trying to block congress from formalising joe biden as nnesttent— from formalising joe biden as enesttent .— from formalising joe biden as president . four— from formalising joe biden as president . four members of the president. four members of the event— president. four members of the event hevs— president. four members of the proud boys group— president. four members of the proud boys group were found entttv— proud boys group were found entttv et— proud boys group were found guilty of seditious conspiracy. heenvvhtte— guilty of seditious conspiracy. meanwhile donald trump has cut shen— meanwhile donald trump has cut shent hts— meanwhile donald trump has cut shent hts vtstt— meanwhile donald trump has cut short his visit to— meanwhile donald trump has cut short his visit to ireland, netnnntne— short his visit to ireland, returning home to confront an accuser, as he puts it, in a etvtt— accuser, as he puts it, in a etvtt vene— accuser, as he puts it, in a civil rape case.— accuser, as he puts it, in a civil rape case. he's currently on civil rape case. he's currently en e ttteht— civil rape case. he's currently on a flight back— civil rape case. he's currently on a flight back to the states etten— on a flight back to the states after visiting _ on a flight back to the states after visiting his— on a flight back to the states after visiting his golf courses in after visiting his golf courses tn tnetent— after visiting his golf courses in ireland and— after visiting his golf courses in ireland and in— after visiting his golf courses in ireland and in scotland. he's tesenthet— in ireland and in scotland. he's described the— in ireland and in scotland. he's described the case— in ireland and in scotland. he's described the case as a eetttteet— described the case as a political attack and says he'll enehehtv— political attack and says he'll probably attend— political attack and says he'll probably attend the hearing. hes— probably attend the hearing. he-s teen— probably attend the hearing. he's been accused of the rape of a he's been accused of the rape of etennen— he's been accused of the rape of a former magazine— he's been accused of the rape of a former magazine columnist in tees,— a former magazine columnist in tests, e— a former magazine columnist in tests, e ehenee— a former magazine columnist in 1996, a charge he— a former magazine columnist in 1996, a charge he denies. tvenvhetv— 1996, a charge he denies. everybody having a good time . everybody having a good time. heenvvhtte— everybody having a good time. meanwhile, making her way in the ethen— meanwhile, making her way in the other direction— meanwhile, making her way in the other direction across the attentte— other direction across the atlantic is _ other direction across the atlantic is the- other direction across the atlantic is the first lady of the— atlantic is the first lady of the tnnttet— atlantic is the first lady of the united states . jill biden the united states. jill biden hes— the united states. jill biden has tweeted_ the united states. jill biden has tweeted to— the united states. jill biden has tweeted to say she's on her way— has tweeted to say she's on her we te— has tweeted to say she's on her we to the— has tweeted to say she's on her we to the uk— has tweeted to say she's on her way to the uk for— has tweeted to say she's on her way to the uk for the coronation ent— way to the uk for the coronation end she— way to the uk for the coronation end she sett— way to the uk for the coronation and she said she's— way to the uk for the coronation and she said she's honoured to nennesent— and she said she's honoured to neenesent the— and she said she's honoured to represent the united states for thts— represent the united states for

this historic— represent the united states for this historic moment. represent the united states for this historic moment . and ed this historic moment. and ed sheenen— this historic moment. and ed sheenen hes— this historic moment. and ed sheeran has won _ this historic moment. and ed sheeran has won a legal eeevnteht— sheeran has won a legal copyright case- sheeran has won a legal copyright case that accused him of copyright case that accused him et eeevtne— copyright case that accused him of towing parts— copyright case that accused him of copying parts of a marvin seve— of copying parts of a marvin eeve etesste— of copying parts of a marvin gaye classic ._ of copying parts of a marvin gaye classic . the family of one gaye classic. the family of one of gaye classic. the family of one et the — gaye classic. the family of one of the writers— gaye classic. the family of one of the writers of— gaye classic. the family of one of the writers of let's get it oh— of the writers of let's get it on eeenset— of the writers of let's get it on accused ed— of the writers of let's get it on accused ed of replicating nevts— on accused ed of replicating nevts et— on accused ed of replicating pents et the— on accused ed of replicating parts of the hit— on accused ed of replicating parts of the hit song for his test,— parts of the hit song for his own track, thinking out loud. tenets— own track, thinking out loud. nnnens thengh— own track, thinking out loud. jurors though, found he had not tntntneet— jurors though, found he had not tntntneet en— jurors though, found he had not infringed on the— jurors though, found he had not infringed on the family's eeevnteht— infringed on the family's copyright interest in the song. teve-s— copyright interest in the song. hene-s whet— copyright interest in the song. here's what he— copyright interest in the song. here's what he said. i'm etvtenstv— here's what he said. i'm obviously very- here's what he said. i'm obviously very happy with the outcome of the case, and it looks like i'm not having to retire from my day job after all. but at the same time, i'm nnhettevehtv— but at the same time, i'm unbelievably frustrated that hesetess— unbelievably frustrated that baseless-like- unbelievably frustrated that baseless like this are baseless claims like this are ettevet— baseless claims like this are ettevet-te— baseless claims like this are allowed-to court- baseless claims like this are allowed to court at all. allowed to go to court at all. tve-ve— allowed to go to court at all. vve-ve spent— allowed to go to court at all. we've spent the _ allowed to go to court at all. we've spent the last eight years tethtne— talking about two songs with dramatically— talking about two songs with dramatically lyrics, dramatically different lyrics, netettes— dramatically different lyrics, melodies-four- dramatically different lyrics, melodies four chords, which melodies and four chords, which are-different— melodies and four chords, which are-different and- melodies and four chords, which are different and by are also different and used by senevnttens— are also different and used by songwriters every— are also different and used by songwriters every day all over the vent. — songwriters every day all over the world. ed— songwriters every day all over the world. t: “ “g the world. ed sheeran speaking in new york a short time ago. you're up to date on tv online dab+ radio and on the tune in app dab+ radio and on the tune in app . this is gb news, britain's app. this is gb news, britain's news .

news. channel the british news. channel- . the british bashing chennet— . the british bashing corporation the british bashing corporation might - the british bashing corporation nteht hntstte— . the british bashing corporation might bristle-they— . the british bashing corporation might bristle-they give- . the british bashing corporation might bristle-they give a- might bristle as they give a eenststent— might bristle as they give a consistent platform to uk hating heve— consistent platform to uk hating hent tent— consistent platform to uk hating hard left republicans on an etnest— hard left republicans on an almost hourly— hard left republicans on an almost hourly basis at the mement— almost hourly basis at the moment, alongside the likes of vote— moment, alongside the likes of vvehe ttv— moment, alongside the likes of vvehe ttv ent— moment, alongside the likes of woke itv and sky— moment, alongside the likes of woke itv and sky news. but i hetteve— woke itv and sky news. but i believe saturday's coronation vttt— believe saturday's coronation vvttt tetv— believe saturday's coronation vttt tetv the— believe saturday's coronation will defy the odds by bringing the eennttv— will defy the odds by bringing the country together behind our king— the country together behind our new king charles,— the country together behind our new king charles, the third tsn-t— new king charles, the third tsn-t penteet— new king charles, the third isn't perfect ._ new king charles, the third isn't perfect . unlike most tv isn't perfect. unlike most tv news presenters,— isn't perfect. unlike most tv news presenters, i'm always honest— news presenters, i'm always henest vtth— news presenters, i'm always honest with you _ news presenters, i'm always honest with you about what i neettv— honest with you about what i neettv thtnt— honest with you about what i really think and— honest with you about what i really think and charles's teste— really think and charles's testne te— really think and charles's desire to meddle in politics, tntntee— desire to meddle in politics, tntntee tn— desire to meddle in politics, indulge in the— desire to meddle in politics, indulge in the lunacy of the vehe— indulge in the lunacy of the vete net— indulge in the lunacy of the woke mob on— indulge in the lunacy of the woke mob on dangerous concepts like woke mob on dangerous concepts the htstente— woke mob on dangerous concepts like historic reparations for stevenv— like historic reparations for stevevv ent— like historic reparations for slavery and his— like historic reparations for slavery and his obsession with the seventeen— slavery and his obsession with the deranged march to net zero. t hev— the deranged march to net zero. thev heve— the deranged march to net zero. thev heve teen— the deranged march to net zero. they have been a— the deranged march to net zero. they have been a concern , and they have been a concern, and tve— they have been a concern, and tve ent— they have been a concern, and tve ent eth— they have been a concern, and tve ent ett et— they have been a concern, and i've put all of that— they have been a concern, and i've put all of that on the neeenn— i've put all of that on the neeenn ent— i've put all of that on the record. but as— i've put all of that on the record. but as a- i've put all of that on the record. but as a monarchist, a sheet—

record. but as a monarchist, a gneet sneeenten— record. but as a monarchist, a great supporter of— record. but as a monarchist, a great supporter of our peerless tevet— great supporter of our peerless tevet tente— great supporter of our peerless royal family and— great supporter of our peerless royal family and someone so event— royal family and someone so event te— royal family and someone so event to he— royal family and someone so event to he e— royal family and someone so proud to be a dual citizen of hnttetn— proud to be a dual citizen of hnttetn ent— proud to be a dual citizen of britain and the— proud to be a dual citizen of britain and the commonwealth netten— britain and the commonwealth netten et— britain and the commonwealth nation of new— britain and the commonwealth nation of new zealand , i have nation of new zealand, i have vvtttet— nation of new zealand, i have never willed someone on to someone on never willed someone onto sneeeet— never willed someone onto sneeeet— never willed someone on to sneeeet vtth— never willed someone on to succeed with so— never willed someone on to succeed with so much passion . never willed someone on to sneeeet vtth— never willed someone on to succeed with so— never willed someone on to succeed with so much passion . succeed with so much passion. even— succeed with so much passion. tven tt— succeed with so much passion. even if charles— succeed with so much passion. even— succeed with so much passion. tven tt— succeed with so much passion. even if charles— succeed with so much passion. even if charles has the succeed with so much passion. even if charles has the discipline— even if charles has the discipline of- even if charles has the discipline of his magnificent discipline— even if charles has the discipline of- even if charles has the discipline of his magnificent

london mayoral candidate shaun hettev— london mayoral candidate shaun bailevv ent— london mayoral candidate shaun baileyv ent the— london mayoral candidate shaun bailey, and the author and broadcaster— bailey, and the author and broadcaster amy nicholl. allison

teensen ven— broadcaster amy nicholl. allison pearson, you look— broadcaster amy nicholl. allison pearson, you look fabulous. tenteht— pearson, you look fabulous. tonight preparing for coronation vveehent— tonight preparing for coronation veetent .— tonight preparing for coronation veetent . ant— tonight preparing for coronation weekend . and tell me, allison, weekend. and tell me, allison, do weekend. and tell me, allison, te ven— weekend. and tell me, allison, te ven thtnt— weekend. and tell me, allison, do you think the— weekend. and tell me, allison, do you think the country will enth— do you think the country will entt tegethen— do you think the country will pull together for— do you think the country will pull together for behind king chentes— pull together for behind king charles over— pull together for behind king charles over the— pull together for behind king charles over the next few days? tve— charles over the next few days? tve teen— charles over the next few days? tve teen trying— charles over the next few days? i've been trying to— charles over the next few days? i've been trying to find a crown, dan, because i was very teetens— crown, dan, because i was very teetens et— crown, dan, because i was very jealous of amanda— crown, dan, because i was very jealous of amanda patel's crown. so jealous of amanda patel's crown. se tt— jealous of amanda patel's crown. se tt ven— jealous of amanda patel's crown. se tt ven see— jealous of amanda patel's crown. se tt ven env— jealous of amanda patel's crown. so if you see any going- jealous of amanda patel's crown. so if you see any going ,- jealous of amanda patel's crown. so if you see any going, you're still our queen tonight on the palace. thank you. yeah i think they— palace. thank you. yeah i think they vtth— palace. thank you. yeah i think they vttt. — palace. thank you. yeah i think thev vttt. t— palace. thank you. yeah i think they will. i think— palace. thank you. yeah i think they will. i think there's- they will. i think there's a general feeling of warm wishes towards him. i mean, really, you'd have to be pretty mean spirited, wouldn't you , to not spirited, wouldn't you, to not wish him well. the guy's been waiting 70 years to ascend to the throne. i share that. i'm a monarchist like you . i have had monarchist like you. i have had some doubts about him in the past. it was very interesting this week, actually, that a poll by lord ashcroft found that half of the british people would support a constitutional monarchy. they'd vote for it. i mean, that's incredible. with only a quarter against and the majority of people said, look, we know it's a funny old system, but it works. and i feel that i

feel it's weird. it's hard to defend end a monarchy when you're in a democracy. but it's our weird old system and people still like it . as you say, we've still like it. as you say, we've seen people on the bbc had a panorama programme which was very down on it. newsnight it's been spitting. the guys over at channel 4 look like they've swallowed a wasp every time they mention it, but i think the general feeling is willing him on now to do well. he has huge shoes to fill following his mother . but the shoes to fill following his mother. but the most interesting finding in that poll was a huge number of people , including number of people, including republicans, do not want king charles to apologise for slavery or colonialism. they don't want a cringing crown. of course , i a cringing crown. of course, i think he has to be a strong monarch and impartial like his mother was , because he's going mother was, because he's going to get into trouble if he isn't . absolutely and be proud of hnttetn— . absolutely and be proud of britain. that's— . absolutely and be proud of britain. that's what- ' ccgyv and be proud of britain. that's what we want. seen— britain. that's what we want. seen hettev— britain. that's what we want. sean bailey it's— britain. that's what we want. sean bailey it's really interesting— sean bailey it's really interesting .- sean bailey it's really

interesting . alison mentioned interesting. alison mentioned et— interesting. alison mentioned et the— interesting. alison mentioned some of the other media coverage thee.— some of the other media coverage thene. t— some of the other media coverage thene. t sev— some of the other media coverage thene. t tt— some of the other media coverage there. i saw it tonight myself vtth— there. i saw it tonight myself vtth tent— there. i saw it tonight myself with paul brand— there. i saw it tonight myself with paul brand on woke itv vvetehtne— with paul brand on woke itv vetehtne hts— with paul brand on woke itv watching his report about the tntnne— watching his report about the tntnne et— watching his report about the future of the— watching his report about the future of the british monarchy. ven— future of the british monarchy. ven vente— future of the british monarchy. you would believe that there was sent— you would believe that there was sent et— you would believe that there was some sort of huge— you would believe that there was some sort of huge groundswell for some sort of huge groundswell ten ehenee— some sort of huge groundswell ten ehenee. tn— some sort of huge groundswell for change. in fact, there's not — for change. in fact, there's not the— for change. in fact, there's not. the bbc— for change. in fact, there's not. the bbc have- for change. in fact, there's not. the bbc have to be very careful here because the very people who would support the bbc are you're largely find are people who like the traditions of this country , including the of this country, including the monarchy. and as we hurtled towards the point where the bbc's funding is changed, it's inevitable that we'll have to look at the licence fee. the bbc needs to figure out who it talks to. but let's be clear. the bbc are also correct to have a different view of the world, have maybe some different voices in there , but they can only do in there, but they can only do that if they do that on everything. and that's where the problem lies. because remind problem lies. because i remind everyone bagan everyone about the shamima bagan podcast. when the bbc did that, where was the balance in that? now they'll tell you it's in the actual programme. um, but many a person would argue, well

actually there wasn't. where was the continued conversation around is it wrong, around is it right, is it wrong, who she, etcetera etcetera. who is she, etcetera etcetera. so if the are going to play so if the bbc are going to play both sides story, they both sides of the story, they need make sure they need to make sure they consistently that all consistently do that across all of their big stories. of consistently do that across all of their big stories . of course, consistently do that across all of tmonarchyories . of course, consistently do that across all of tmonarchy is es . of course, consistently do that across all of tmonarchy is a . of course, consistently do that across all of tmonarchy is a very course, consistently do that across all of tmonarchy is a very unique the monarchy is a very unique story and needs to be looked at, but i do believe the bbc needs to be even handed all over the place . and they also need place. and look, they also need to in it's going to be to bear in mind it's going to be a big party. i mean, it's a great big party. i mean, it's a great big party. i mean, it's a bank holiday. a great big party. i mean, it's a bank holiday . everybody's a bank holiday. everybody's looking to this. i sat looking forward to this. i sat next of my colleagues next to one of my colleagues this morning at our celebration around around this. and she's she's a republican. and even she said she was happy to come and represent the people she's elected to represent because they also might be monarchists as well. so i think everybody's looking to enjoy this weekend. absolutely amy nicole, i, i was ehsetntetv— absolutely amy nicole, i, i was absolutely delighted— ' ccgyv amy nicole, i, i was absolutely delighted walking evenne— absolutely delighted walking around central— absolutely delighted walking around central london today to the— around central london today to the env— around central london today to see the city open— around central london today to see the city open ._ around central london today to see the city open . number one, see the city open. number one, nenehs— see the city open. number one, nevnehs et— see the city open. number one, members of the— see the city open. number one, members of the public are vetttne—

members of the public are walking behind us. they have access still— walking behind us. they have access still to— walking behind us. they have access still to the buckingham veteee— access still to the buckingham palace grounds,— access still to the buckingham palace grounds, to westminster abbev-_ palace grounds, to westminster ahhev. ent— palace grounds, to westminster abbey. but what— palace grounds, to westminster abbey. but what really struck me is abbey. but what really struck me ts thet— abbey. but what really struck me ts thet tev— abbey. but what really struck me is that for the— abbey. but what really struck me is that for the first— abbey. but what really struck me is that for the first time since the— is that for the first time since the unnecessary— is that for the first time since the unnecessary lockdowns of the cone— the unnecessary lockdowns of the cone te— the unnecessary lockdowns of the covid 19 pandemic,— the unnecessary lockdowns of the covid 19 pandemic, there is a tense— covid 19 pandemic, there is a tense tn— covid 19 pandemic, there is a tense tn thts— covid 19 pandemic, there is a buzz in this city— covid 19 pandemic, there is a buzz in this city and i don't thtnt— buzz in this city and i don't thtnt the— buzz in this city and i don't think the media, apart from gb nevs— think the media, apart from gb hevvs ts— think the media, apart from gb news, is really— think the media, apart from gb news, is really picking that up. the— news, is really picking that up. the broadcast— news, is really picking that up. the broadcast media at least whene— the broadcast media at least vheve te— the broadcast media at least vheve te ven— the broadcast media at least where do you sit— the broadcast media at least where do you sit on this, amy? ave— where do you sit on this, amy? ave ven — where do you sit on this, amy? ave ven vvtth— where do you sit on this, amy? are you with your— where do you sit on this, amy? are you with your woke mates the— are you with your woke mates ttte ash— are you with your woke mates like ash sarkar_ are you with your woke mates like ash sarkar or— are you with your woke mates like ash sarkar or do you eetnettv— like ash sarkar or do you actually concede that even tetttes— actually concede that even lefties want— actually concede that even lefties want to _ actually concede that even lefties want to get behind king chevtes— lefties want to get behind king chevtes thts— lefties want to get behind king charles this weekend ? '“v: charles this weekend? and i seen— charles this weekend? and i eness tt-s— charles this weekend? and i guess it's important to note that doesn't work for that ash sarkar doesn't work for the bbc. she just the bbc. she was just interviewed— the bbc. she was just interviewed as- she was just interviewed as an independent tenvnettst— interviewed as an independent journalist and— interviewed as an independent journalist and of— interviewed as an independent journalist and of course we live in journalist and of course we live tn e— journalist and of course we live tn e teneeveev— journalist and of course we live in a democracy-our- in a democracy and in our teneeveev— in a democracy and in our teneeveev, ve— in a democracy and in our democracy, we of people democracy, we 20% of people ttentttv— democracy, we 20% of people identify bannau_ democracy, we 20% of people identify bannau as republicans. in identify bannau as republicans. tn test.— identify bannau as republicans. tn test. enn— identify bannau as republicans. tn test. entv ts. — identify bannau as republicans. in fact, only 15. do— identify bannau as republicans. in fact, only 15. do you- in fact, only 15. do you themselves consider themselves royal lists which actually put the royalists in the minority? and do you, the royalists? what do and do you, the royalists? what he ven— and do you, the royalists? what he ven teentttv— and do you, the royalists? what do you identify as? and do you, the royalists? vj“? v:cu : n?~;f7 absolutely. do you identify as? absolutely. i'm a i'm wavering. dan so i used to i i'm a i'm wavering. dan so i nset to t nset— i'm a i'm wavering. dan so i used to i used to— i'm a i'm wavering. dan so i used to i used to sway- “9 dan so i used to i used to sway more to republicanism— used to i used to sway more to republicanism ,_ used to i used to sway more to republicanism , but now i can

republicanism, but now i can veeevnese— republicanism, but now i can recognise surprise me. i mean i tneevtenee— recognise surprise me. i mean i can importance the, i can veeentese— can importance the, i can recognise the— can importance the, i can recognise the importance of the nenevehv— recognise the importance of the nenevehv ent— recognise the importance of the monarchy and the— recognise the importance of the monarchy and the fact that well if monarchy and the fact that well t tt— monarchy and the fact that well t tt etn-t— monarchy and the fact that well if it ain't broke,— monarchy and the fact that well if it ain't broke, does it need fixing— if it ain't broke, does it need fixing thet,— if it ain't broke, does it need fixing that, that— if it ain't broke, does it need fixing that, that kind of way of thtnhtne— fixing that, that kind of way of thinking about— fixing that, that kind of way of thinking about it— fixing that, that kind of way of thinking about it and when you teet— thinking about it and when you test et— thinking about it and when you test et the— thinking about it and when you look at the amount of power that the nenevh— look at the amount of power that the monarch has,— look at the amount of power that the monarch has, it— look at the amount of power that the monarch has, it really is a verve— the monarch has, it really is a vevv, ven— the monarch has, it really is a vevv, very sett— the monarch has, it really is a very, very soft power. however, for very, very soft power. however, tev-the— very, very soft power. however, for this whole this for me, this this whole this whole coronation and the cost to the taxpayer, it has highlighted the taxpayer, it has highlighted the government's failures because it's shown that when it suits me, there is a magic money tree. so don't do that . why tree. so don't do that. why don't you just celebrate king chevtes— don't you just celebrate king chevtes ent— don't you just celebrate king charles and not— don't you just celebrate king charles and not make this eetttteet— charles and not make this political deal?— charles and not make this political deal? because. because i political deal? because. because t thtnt— political deal? because. because i think everybody— political deal? because. because i think everybody is saying we heve— i think everybody is saying we have more food— i think everybody is saying we have more food banks than henenett-s— have more food banks than mcdonald's in— have more food banks than mcdonald's in this country. by the wee— mcdonald's in this country. by the wee vent— mcdonald's in this country. by the way, your financial argument teesn-t— the way, your financial argument teesn-t steet— the way, your financial argument doesn't stack up,— the way, your financial argument doesn't stack up, given that the cevenetten— doesn't stack up, given that the coronation is— doesn't stack up, given that the coronation is going to bring the— coronation is going to bring £150 billion— coronation is going to bring £150 billion into our economy. so £150 billion into our economy. so the— £150 billion into our economy. so the argument— £150 billion into our economy. so the argument doesn't stack up . se...— so the argument doesn't stack up . se... thet— so the argument doesn't stack up . sean, final word— so the argument doesn't stack up . sean, final word to— so the argument doesn't stack up . sean, final word to you that we heve— . sean, final word to you that we heve the— . sean, final word to you that we have the money when just to sheet— we have the money when just to sheet unst— we have the money when just to sheet tnst te— we have the money when just to clear just to clear— we have the money when just to clear just to clear up, amy, the gevevnnent— clear just to clear up, amy, the government has— clear just to clear up, amy, the government has no choice. “ government has no choice. this is government has no choice. this

ts the— government has no choice. this is the responsibility of the government. they can't pick and chooseif government. they can't pick and choose if they're going to support democracy support the democracy this country. this legal of country. this is a legal part of our democracy the government our democracy and the government have it. can we make have to pay for it. can we make can have to pay for it. can we make ve unst— have to pay for it. can we make we test t— have to pay for it. can we make can we just i think— have to pay for it. can we make can we just i think we- c can we make can we just i think we should pay— can we just i think we should eev ento— can we just i think we should pay £150 million— can we just i think we should pay £150 million for seeing vvtnee— pay £150 million for seeing prince louis— pay £150 million for seeing prince louis escape off the heteenv— prince louis escape off the heteenv ent— prince louis escape off the balcony and go— prince louis escape off the balcony and go down and see granny— balcony and go down and see granny grandpa— balcony and go down and see granny grandpa charles what do we thtnh— granny grandpa charles what do we thtnh nene— granny grandpa charles what do we think, dan? i— granny grandpa charles what do we think, dan? i no problem we think, dan? i have no problem vvtth— we think, dan? i have no problem vtth-thts— we think, dan? i have no problem with -this money- we think, dan? i have no problem with-this money on- we think, dan? i have no problem with this money on the with spending this money on the on with spending this money on the en the— with spending this money on the on the coronation,— with spending this money on the on the coronation, i just on the coronation, but i just went— on the coronation, but i just vent-see- on the coronation, but i just would-see all- on the coronation, but i just would see all money would like to see all money spent—t- would like to see all money spent—t vvtttl would like to see all moneyi spent—i will take spent in other and i will take the— spent in other and i will take the tv— spent in other and i will take the £1 billion— spent in other and i will take the £1 billion that it will pump tnte— the £1 billion that it will pump tnte en— the £1 billion that it will pump into our economy. look, thank you— into our economy. look, thank you so much. my superstar panel cannot think of three better people. would rather people. i would rather spend this night with alison this exciting night with alison pearson, bailey, amy pearson, sean bailey, amy nicholl , do stand but coming nicholl, do stand by. but coming up is donald trump right that meghan markle disrespected the late queen in her final days due to the duchess's relentless assault on the monarchy ? my assault on the monarchy? my royal master means lady colin campbell and phil dampier. royal master means lady colin campbell and phil dampier . they campbell and phil dampier. they are with me live here at buckingham palace shortly. but up next in the clash, as princess diana's former private secretary, patrick jephson, says the coronation still feel the coronation may still feel

slightly for the slightly unsettling for the millions supporters of the millions of supporters of the people's princess. do you accept camilla as the new king? queen? thatis camilla as the new king? queen? that is all. patrick joins me alongside diana's wedding dress designer david emanuel. close friend of the late princess and editor of majesty magazine, ingnd editor of majesty magazine, ingrid but of course, ingrid seward. but of course, your voice most important to me. email dan at gbnews.uk. go email me, dan at gbnews.uk. go and vote in our poll at gb news on twitter. the results and the clash straight after this . clash straight after this. bavana clash straight after this. bavaria .

people's channel. britain's news . chennet— people's channel. britain's news . channel royal— “ britain's news . channel royal milestones, lady cettn— . channel royal milestones, lady colin campbell— . channel royal milestones, lady colin campbell and phil dampier are colin campbell and phil dampier sentne— colin campbell and phil dampier eentng ne. — colin campbell and phil dampier are coming up. but— colin campbell and phil dampier are coming up. c are coming up. but it's time now for the clash . and anticipation for the clash. and anticipation is building here at buckingham palace. with less than two days to go before charles is crowned king. but for his wife and rock , camilla, saturday will cement a mighty transformation from world's most hated second women to queen of the united kingdom. a recent poll revealed only 14% of brits support camilla being called queen, with her overall support wilting behind all royals except princess eugenie and beatrice. disgraced prince andrew and treacherous prince harry. but for those who remember king charles's wedding to the late diana and who hold the people's princess so dearly in their hearts, there will be a

feeling that this could and should have been her big moment. that feeling was captured perfectly by diana's former private secretary, patrick jephson, who wrote in the daily mail all of this rejoicing with its tinge of triumphalism . some its tinge of triumphalism. some may still feel slightly unsettling. so tonight, i'm asking you this. do you accept camilla as the new queen of every simple question? let me know your thoughts down at gbnews.uk. vote in our poll at gbnews.uk. vote in our poll at gb news. now on twitter. the results shortly . but doing results shortly. but doing battle on this now. the man himself, diana's former private secretary, patrick jephson, added over in chief of majesty magazine , one of our regular magazine, one of our regular royal contributors, ingrid seward, and diana's former dress designer, david emanuel. he was, of course, very close to the late princess. so, patrick, i read your column with a lot of fascination because you're incredibly measured . you're not incredibly measured. you're not taking any sort of cruel approach when it comes to camilla, but you're just making a point that i think millions of brits agree with that we can't

forget about the impact diana had . well, dan, i think it was had. well, dan, i think it was very well timed that you should mention those polls shows that only 14% are happy with camilla being called queen anne. there may be lots of reasons- being called queen anne. there may be lots of reasons for- “g there may be lots of reasons for that, ent— may be lots of reasons for that, hnt theve-s— may be lots of reasons for that, hnt theve-s ne— may be lots of reasons for that, but there's no doubt that diana hevsett— but there's no doubt that diana herself recognised that she went— herself recognised that she would probably never be queen, but would probably never be queen, hnt she— would probably never be queen, but she wanted— would probably never be queen, but she wanted to— would probably never be queen, but she wanted to be queen in hesetes— but she wanted to be queen in eeeete-s heevts— but she wanted to be queen in people's hearts. and it's in hesetes— people's hearts. and it's in people's hearts— people's hearts. and it's in people's hearts that this battle is people's hearts that this battle ts ven— people's hearts that this battle is won or lost— people's hearts that this battle is won or lost ._ people's hearts that this battle is won or lost. no, i totally eevee— is won or lost. no, i totally eevee . — is won or lost. no, i totally agree . anne— is won or lost. no, i totally agree . arnie david- is won or lost. no, i totally agree . is won or lost. no, i totally- agree . arnie david emanuel you agree. arnie david emanuel you don't feel you can accept queen camilla? yeah, well, look , it's camilla? yeah, well, look, it's htehtv— camilla? yeah, well, look, it's htghtv eheneett— camilla? yeah, well, look, it's highly charged, the— cu? 7 yeah, well, look, it's highly charged, the whole sttnetten— highly charged, the whole situation. i'm— highly charged, the whole situation. i'm behind the scenes. l situation. i'm behind the- scenes. goodness knows what's going on. but yeah, that's what we sett— going on. but yeah, that's what we were sold on,— gcu “9 cu“ but yeah, that's what we were sold on, weren't we? it t— we were sold on, weren't we? it was, i understood— we were sold on, weren't we? it was, i understood from her thet-este— was, i understood from her hetestv the— was, i understood from her majesty the queen. she said she shentt— majesty the queen. she said she shentt he— majesty the queen. she said she should be queen— majesty the queen. she said she should be queen consort. now, snttentv— should be queen consort. now, suddenly she's— should be queen consort. now, suddenly she's now going to be

enee — suddenly she's now going to be enee ant— suddenly she's now going to be enee ant tt-s— suddenly she's now going to be queen. and it's very difficult tense— queen. and it's very difficult because a lot— queen. and it's very difficult because a lot of— queen. and it's very difficult because a lot of people have teve— because a lot of people have tett ne— because a lot of people have told me they're— because a lot of people have told me they're unhappy about it. told me they're unhappy about t. se— told me they're unhappy about t. se tn— told me they're unhappy about t. se tn net— told me they're unhappy about it. so i'm not surprised by the pens— it. so i'm not surprised by the nets et— it. so i'm not surprised by the pets et en. — it. so i'm not surprised by the polls at all. but— it. so i'm not surprised by the polls at all. but what i did heev— polls at all. but what i did heev t— polls at all. but what i did hear i don't— polls at all. but what i did hear i don't know if you know thts— hear i don't know if you know thts stevv. — hear i don't know if you know thts stevv. t— hear i don't know if you know this story. i heard— hear i don't know if you know this story. i heard that there was a coronation— this story. i heard that there was a coronation dinner, which when— was a coronation dinner, which which obviously— was a coronation dinner, which which obviously the king and centtte— which obviously the king and centtte es— which obviously the king and camilla was there. and eeeeventtv— camilla was there. and apparently the princess royal. i knew— apparently the princess royal. i tnevv ven— apparently the princess royal. i know you heard— apparently the princess royal. i know you heard this one. the vvtneess— know you heard this one. the princess royal— know you heard this one. the princess royal said that you're net— princess royal said that you're net enee— princess royal said that you're net enee the— princess royal said that you're not queen. the queens consort . not queen. the queens consort. ott— not queen. the queens consort. ntt ven— not queen. the queens consort. ntt ven heev— not queen. the queens consort. did you hear that— not queen. the queens consort. did you hear that one? that's setnntne— did you hear that one? that's spinning around?— did you hear that one? that's spinning around? wow oh, yes. vvevv— spinning around? wow oh, yes. new new. — spinning around? wow oh, yes. new new. new,— spinning around? wow oh, yes. wow wow. now, i'm not one to sheet— wow wow. now, i'm not one to speed gesstn— wow wow. now, i'm not one to speed gesste .— wow wow. now, i'm not one to spread gossip . fascinating. but spread gossip. fascinating. but this spread gossip. fascinating. but thts ts— spread gossip. fascinating. but thts ts whet— spread gossip. fascinating. but this is what i've— spread gossip. fascinating. but this is what i've heard from a nette— this is what i've heard from a entte e— this is what i've heard from a entte e entte— this is what i've heard from a entte e entte e— this is what i've heard from a quite a quite a few sources is. veen— quite a quite a few sources is. veeh. ant— quite a quite a few sources is. veeh. ant tt— quite a quite a few sources is. yeah. and it was— quite a quite a few sources is. yeah. and it was a— quite a quite a few sources is. yeah. and it was a big goodness eveetens— yeah. and it was a big goodness eveetens ne— yeah. and it was a big goodness eveetens ne se— yeah. and it was a big goodness gracious me so yeah, there was a big etevttv. — gracious me so yeah, there was a big etevttv. ven— gracious me so yeah, there was a big clarify. you have— gracious me so yeah, there was a big clarify. /cu. : big clarify. you have heard that princess anne said to camilla's face, you're not you are queen consort not queen. correct. wow yeah. no, i haven't heard. so you can imagine in the- j/cu?“ ecu “ c so you can imagine in the abbey. i

tt-s— you can imagine in the abbey. i tt-s going— you can imagine in the abbey. i mean, it's going to— you can imagine in the abbey. i mean, it's going to be so emotionally— mean, it's going to be so emotionally charged. you've got ntene-s— emotionally charged. you've got diana's sister— emotionally charged. you've got diana's sister ,_ emotionally charged. you've got diana's sister , diana's the diana's sister, diana's the seeneevs— diana's sister, diana's the spencers will— diana's sister, diana's the spencers will be there . spencers will be there. centtte-s— spencers will be there. camilla's children will be thee.— camilla's children will be theve. ant— camilla's children will be there. and what are they all thtnhtnee— there. and what are they all thinking? what— there. and what are they all thinking? what is the country thtnhtnee— thinking? what is the country thinking? you— thinking? what is the country thinking? you know, it's a lot of thinking? you know, it's a lot et enetten— thinking? you know, it's a lot et enetten .— thinking? you know, it's a lot of emotion . but— thinking? you know, it's a lot of emotion . but we have to of emotion. but we have to remember, it's— of emotion. but we have to remember, it's a- of emotion. but we have to remember, it's a religious eevenenv et— remember, it's a religious ceremony, of course. and you knew,— ceremony, of course. and you anew, ve— ceremony, of course. and you anew, ve heve— ceremony, of course. and you know, we have to _ ceremony, of course. and you know, we have to remember he was tethe— know, we have to remember he was hetne enet— know, we have to remember he was hetne hvet te— know, we have to remember he was being ted to he— know, we have to remember he was being bred to be king. it was etvevs— being bred to be king. it was always understood he was going to always understood he was going te he— always understood he was going to he king- — always understood he was going te he king- ant— always understood he was going to be king. and there's a lot of stntt— to be king. and there's a lot of stntt thet-s— to be king. and there's a lot of stuff that's happening. well, vetvteh— stuff that's happening. well, patrick would— stuff that's happening. well, patrick would know more than i. but patrick would know more than i. hnt ent— patrick would know more than i. hnt hnt t— patrick would know more than i. but but i mean,— patrick would know more than i. but but i mean, i— patrick would know more than i. but but i mean, i think that's tesetnettne— but but i mean, i think that's fascinating because, dan, one of the eesens— fascinating because, dan, one of the t— fascinating because, dan, one of the reasons i think— fascinating because, dan, one of the reasons i think there is so nneh— the reasons i think there is so nneh tenet— the reasons i think there is so much doubt over— the reasons i think there is so much doubt over camilla's status in much doubt over camilla's status tn heene-s— much doubt over camilla's status in people's minds— much doubt over camilla's status in people's minds is the kind of gene— in people's minds is the kind of gene et— in people's minds is the kind of game of semantics— in people's minds is the kind of game of semantics is that the neteee— game of semantics is that the eeteee hes— game of semantics is that the palace has played with this over the test— palace has played with this over the test at— palace has played with this over the last 25 years. _ palace has played with this over the last 25 years. kc. palace has played with this over the last 25 years. / the last 25 years. you may remember camilla was, first of all, just a friend and then she was a non—negotiable friend . and was a non—negotiable friend. and then, okay, she was a lover. it's hard to deny after some of the tapes we heard . but the the tapes we heard. but the

official line then was, yes, but there is no chance that charles and diana will separate . and and diana will separate. and when they did separate there, no chance they will divorce. and when they divorced , there was no when they divorced, there was no chance that charles would remarry . and did remarry, remarry. and if he did remarry, he wouldn't marry camilla. and if he marry camilla, she if he did marry camilla, she would not be anything more than just behind the scenes supporting her man. and then she might be princess consort when he ascended the throne. and then she was queen consort and now, hey presto, she's queen. and they have been playing games with us. we've been series of half truths. we've been drip fede— half truths. we've been drip tee. heven-t— half truths. we've been drip fed, haven't we _ we've been drip fed, haven't we really ? of fed, haven't we really? of course. fed, haven't we really? of- course. we should point out that the queen will indeed, in the late herself , on the day late queen herself, on the day that she had spent 70 years on the throne, only said that camilla would be queen consort. so did the queen ever sign up to the idea of queen camilla? i don't know. but look, ingrid seward, i know you feel differently on this. you think folk need to move on and accept queen camilla. why i think that

this is queen camilla. why i think that thts ts whet— queen camilla. why i think that this is what king— queen camilla. why i think that this is what king charles- q�*c.c;c;“ cu? rey i think that this is what king charles wants. hes— this is what king charles wants. he-s etvevs— this is what king charles wants. he's always wanted— this is what king charles wants. he's always wanted camilla by his side. he wanted to marry centtte. — his side. he wanted to marry camilla. she— his side. he wanted to marry camilla. she didn't- “ cc he wanted to marry camilla. she didn't want to nenv— camilla. she didn't want to marry htn. — camilla. she didn't want to marry him. but— camilla. she didn't want to marry him. but i think he i mean, we might have been , as mean, we might have been, as vetvteh— mean, we might have been, as vetvteh ven— mean, we might have been, as patrick, very eloquently put, we nteht— patrick, very eloquently put, we nteht heve— patrick, very eloquently put, we might have been— patrick, very eloquently put, we might have been diffused with all different— might have been diffused with all different stories. but chevtes— all different stories. but charles always- all different stories. but charles always said camilla was non negotiable and in his heart, he wanted her at his side. he wants her to be crowned- “ he wants her to be crowned queen. tn— wants her to be crowned queen. tn sne— wants her to be crowned queen. tn she-s— wants her to be crowned queen. i'm sure she's extremely nervous ehent— i'm sure she's extremely nervous ehent thts— i'm sure she's extremely nervous about this because— i'm sure she's extremely nervous about this because she's very thet— about this because she's very aware that there _ about this because she's very aware that there is a forever a ghost— aware that there is a forever a ehest et— aware that there is a forever a ghost of diana— aware that there is a forever a ghost of diana ._ aware that there is a forever a ghost of diana . and i think she ghost of diana. and i think she is ghost of diana. and i think she ts she-s— ghost of diana. and i think she ts she-s she-s— ghost of diana. and i think she is she's she's nervous . ghost of diana. and i think she is she's she's nervous. but this is she's she's nervous. but this ts whet— is she's she's nervous. but this is what charles— is she's she's nervous. but this is what charles wants . and as is what charles wants. and as the.— is what charles wants. and as the thts— is what charles wants. and as kingv thts ts— is what charles wants. and as king, this is what— is what charles wants. and as king, this is what charles gets. ant— king, this is what charles gets. ant t— king, this is what charles gets. ant t teet— king, this is what charles gets. and i feel that— king, this is what charles gets. and i feel that we— king, this is what charles gets. and i feel that we should , you and i feel that we should, you knew.— and i feel that we should, you knew. ttv— and i feel that we should, you knew. tvv ent— and i feel that we should, you know, try and embrace it because they-ve— know, try and embrace it because thev-ve tethe— know, try and embrace it because thev-ve hetne e— know, try and embrace it because they're being a modern couple. i theve— they're being a modern couple. i mean, there are— they're being a modern couple. i mean, there are so— they're being a modern couple. i mean, there are so many ttvevees— mean, there are so many divorcees getting remarried . divorcees getting remarried. ann— divorcees getting remarried. ann teeh— divorcees getting remarried. and look, i've— divorcees getting remarried. and look, i've i've— divorcees getting remarried. and look, i've i've really wrestled with this patrick

jepsen over the last few months. i'm not going to lie. i initially was not comfortable even with the idea of camilla being queen consort. but i spoke to paul burrell on the show and he said, look, by this point, de—man diana herself would have moved on. she would have accepted this. i mean, you obviously knew diana incredibly well . you worked for her for well. you worked for her for years. do you think diana , in years. do you think diana, in 2023, if she was still here, would be okay by now with the concept of queen camilla? i think a lot would depend on how well her husband or ex—husband treated her in his lifetime . he treated her in his lifetime. he wasn't terribly good at “ “ c ”c. he wasn't terribly good at treating her wasn't terribly good at treating hev vett— wasn't terribly good at treating hev vett ev— wasn't terribly good at treating her well or even— wasn't terribly good at treating her well or even with respect. veen— her well or even with respect. veeh veen— her well or even with respect. yeah yeah. and— her well or even with respect. yeah yeah. and i— her well or even with respect. yeah yeah. and i think diana was a yeah yeah. and i think diana was e — yeah yeah. and i think diana was evvtse nevsen— yeah yeah. and i think diana was a wise person, mature beyond her vees— a wise person, mature beyond her vees h— a wise person, mature beyond her vees h nenv— a wise person, mature beyond her years. in many ways. she understood _ years. in many ways. she understood human nature. she tevee— understood human nature. she tevet hev— understood human nature. she loved her husband and more than te— loved her husband and more than te she— loved her husband and more than once to me, she recognised that he needed— once to me, she recognised that he needed this— once to me, she recognised that he needed this person . and i he needed this person. and i thtnt— he needed this person. and i thtnt thet— he needed this person. and i think that diana— he needed this person. and i think that diana would have. of course, you know,— think that diana would have. of course, you know, she wanted his heeetness— course, you know, she wanted his

heeetness. sne— course, you know, she wanted his happiness. she wanted her ehtttven-s— happiness. she wanted her children's happiness. happiness. she wanted her children's happiness . and in the children's happiness. and in the tnttness— children's happiness. and in the tnttness et— children's happiness. and in the fullness of time— children's happiness. and in the fullness of time ,_ children's happiness. and in the fullness of time , if she was fullness of time, if she was eveeevtv— fullness of time, if she was properly respectful , she properly respectful, she tveeteet— properly respectful, she treated. it's— properly respectful, she treated. it's not impossible thet— treated. it's not impossible thet she— treated. it's not impossible that she might— treated. it's not impossible that she might have been sitting next— that she might have been sitting next te— that she might have been sitting next to andrew— that she might have been sitting next to andrew parker bowles in the congregation— next to andrew parker bowles in the congregation on saturday. thet— the congregation on saturday. thet vente— the congregation on saturday. that would be— the congregation on saturday. that would be a— the congregation on saturday. that would be a picture i would heve— that would be a picture i would heve heen— that would be a picture i would heve teen ven— that would be a picture i would have been very interested to amazing— have been very interested to see. amazing imagine what they vente— see. amazing imagine what they ventt heve— see. amazing imagine what they would have had— see. amazing imagine what they would have had to— see. amazing imagine what they would have had to discuss , what would have had to discuss, what may— would have had to discuss, what nev heve— would have had to discuss, what nev heve heen— would have had to discuss, what nev heve teen .— would have had to discuss, what may have been , what may have may have been, what may have teen.— may have been, what may have teen. teense— may have been, what may have been, because you're very right to tent— been, because you're very right to tetnt ent.— been, because you're very right to point out, of— been, because you're very right to point out, of course, centtte-s— to point out, of course, camilla's ex—husband will be at the ettev— camilla's ex—husband will be at the ettev te— camilla's ex—husband will be at the abbey to see— camilla's ex—husband will be at the abbey to see his ex—wife tee— the abbey to see his ex—wife become queen,— the abbey to see his ex—wife become queen, which is extraordinary— become queen, which is extraordinary in itself . the extraordinary in itself. my eeetness— extraordinary in itself. my geetness. ven — extraordinary in itself. my goodness, you three. - extraordinary in itself. my goodness, you three. absolutely incredible. i could talk to you all thank you so much. all day. thank you so much. diana's former private secretary, the secretary, patrick jackson, the editor majesty editor in chief of majesty magazine. with all the magazine. and with all the scoops , diana's wedding scoops tonight, diana's wedding dress david emanuel. dress designer, david emanuel. but who do you agree with? do you accept camilla as the new queen? matthew writes via twitter, yes, i do accept queen camilla. she's done a lot of good , especially supporting good, especially supporting victims of domestic violence. her majesty loves our king and

will continue to be a great support to him. katie, on twitter writes, we all have diana in our hearts, but we can't get her back. diana never hated camilla. she told ingrid seward that it wasn't her who shattered her marriage to charles, but those around them. and from celia, i will absolutely not accept queen camilla. queen consort. fine. but she can never live up to queen elizabeth ii. and your verdict is now in. i thought this one would be split. and it is. 650% of you say you will accept camilla as your new for queen 40% of you say you won't. so this is still a nation divided on the issue of queen camilla. coming up, the spectators, kyra, kennedy sends sensationally claims the late queen called meghan markle evil . so does angela levin agree that elizabeth ii would have seen right through the duchess? she's going to join me live here at buckingham palace shortly. but next was meghan disrespectful to the late queen with her relentless assaults on the monarchy ? that was donald

the monarchy? that was donald trump's bombshell assessment last night at my royal master minds lady colin and minds, lady colin campbell and phil dampier have their say at buckingham palace. straight after this .

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buckingham palace. i'm delighted to be buckingham palace. i'm delighted to te tenet— buckingham palace. i'm delighted to be joined now— buckingham palace. i'm delighted to be joined now by— buckingham palace. i'm delighted to be joined now by our— f “g f i'm delighted to be joined now by our peerless vevet— to be joined now by our peerless royal masterminds_ to be joined now by our peerless royal masterminds , lady colin royal masterminds, lady colin centtett— royal masterminds, lady colin centtett ent— royal masterminds, lady colin campbell, and phil dampier. it is campbell, and phil dampier. it ts eveet— campbell, and phil dampier. it ts eveet te— campbell, and phil dampier. it is great to have— campbell, and phil dampier. it is great to have both of you in the— is great to have both of you in the flesh— is great to have both of you in the test et— is great to have both of you in the flesh at buckingham palace . the flesh at buckingham palace. and the flesh at buckingham palace. ant theve— the flesh at buckingham palace. ant theve ts— the flesh at buckingham palace. and there is a— the flesh at buckingham palace. and there is a celebratory mood in and there is a celebratory mood tn the— and there is a celebratory mood tn the en— and there is a celebratory mood tn the lady— and there is a celebratory mood in the air. lady c,— and there is a celebratory mood in the air. lady c, is there hete— in the air. lady c, is there not tsn-t— in the air. lady c, is there not? isn't it— in the air. lady c, is there not? isn't it wonderful? jk?“ not? isn't it wonderful? yeah, it's not? isn't it wonderful? yeah, he tvtnns— not? isn't it wonderful? yeah, it's brings back— not? isn't it wonderful? yeah, it's brings back britain's back with a bang. yeah . phil people with a bang. yeah. phil people people are flying in from all over the world. people are camping out and that's just to see lady c you know i mean you know, regardless but it's great. the atmosphere is fantastic. vts— the atmosphere is fantastic. tt-s teen— the atmosphere is fantastic. tt-s teen e— the atmosphere is fantastic. it's been a bit— the atmosphere is fantastic. it's been a bit of— the atmosphere is fantastic. it's been a bit of a slow tnnev— it's been a bit of a slow burner, but— it's been a bit of a slow burner, but now i think everyone's getting into it. c everyone's getting into it. it hes.— everyone's getting into it. it hes. ant— everyone's getting into it. it has. and look,— everyone's getting into it. it has. and look, there- everyone's getting into it. it has. and look, there is- everyone's getting into it. it has. and look, there is a. has. and look, there is a historic precedent for that lady c, with the c, isn't there, with the previous coronations. you previous coronations. if you look back the past hundred years, before the years, in the weeks before the coronation when the media were saying, there's not that saying, oh, there's not that much buzz, same with the jubilees as we know, queen elizabeth ii jubilee, there's something very british about getting behind these big royal events at the last minute. and i think the country is going to come together well. i think it's

nettenet— come together well. i think it's national bonding. _ come together well. i think it's national bonding. and,- f g i think it's national bonding. “c come together well. i think it's national bonding. and, you know, this is an occasion for people to indulge in their national identity and celebrate it. and it's wonderful and it's very spontaneous. they just do it quite naturally , don't you quite naturally, don't you think? i think so. do you feel. i think? i think so. do you feel. t te. — think? i think so. do you feel. t te. t— think? i think so. do you feel. t te. t neen— think? i think so. do you feel. i do. i mean, as— think? i think so. do you feel. i do. i mean, as you- think? i think so. do you feel. i do. i mean, as you say,- think? i think so. do you feel. i do. i mean, as you say, with some of the jubilees, they were saying it was going to be a complete wipe out and people weren't going to turn up. and of course, in the end, they- “ . gcu “3 c. and of course, in the end, they turn “ . cgcu “cg c. and of course, in the end, they turn up in course, in the end, they turn up tn then— course, in the end, they turn up in their hundreds— course, in the end, they turn up in their hundreds of thousands. i'm in their hundreds of thousands. tn sne— in their hundreds of thousands. tn tt-tt— in their hundreds of thousands. i'm sure it'll be— in their hundreds of thousands. i'm sure it'll be the same on setnvtev.— i'm sure it'll be the same on setnvtev. ltt-s— i'm sure it'll be the same on saturday. it's going to be saturday. so it's going to be a sheet— saturday. so it's going to be a even-etent— saturday. so it's going to be a great-apart from - saturday. so it's going to be a great apart from the great day apart from the veethev. — great day apart from the weather. -look,- great day apart from the weather. great day apart from the- weather. -look, the motty see weather. but look, the motty see homeowners them, they homeowners as we call them, they have doing their best to have been doing their best to derail coronation. it derail the coronation. and it hasn't gone unnoticed by the montecito i montecito monarchists. i absolutely love this. it's my favourite the day. favourite moment of the day. from political from gb news deputy political editor was on editor tom harwood. he was on the where he had this the mall where he had this incredible conversation. you've travelled -california - travelled from california us henteette— travelled from california us montecito, - and l montecito, california, and henteette— montecito, california is tntenent— montecito, california is important because. f montecito, california is— important because. because harry moved there and now they're basically your neighbours. how do you feel about that? - basically your neighbours. how do you feel about that? we're not do you feel about that? we're net happy-— do you feel about that? we're

net heeev. vts— do you feel about that? we're not happy. it's created a lot of hubbub and his wife is not well liked . they feel like she was liked. they feel like she was the impetus behind disrupting his family relationships. and i feel that he was dismissed . feel that he was dismissed. thoughtful of his grandmother, who was a magnificent woman , and who was a magnificent woman, and kim's views were echoed by none other than donald j. trump in a major other than donald j. trump in a netev vent— other than donald j. trump in a major world exclusive- j: trump in a major world exclusive interview vvtth— major world exclusive interview vtth en— major world exclusive interview vtth ven— major world exclusive interview with our very own— major world exclusive interview with our very own nigel farage eeevee. — with our very own nigel farage eeevee. vett.— with our very own nigel farage eeevee. vvett. t— with our very own nigel farage george. well, i think- with our very own nigel farage george. “e: george. well, i think that she has been very disrespectful to the queen, frankly , even during the queen, frankly, even during that time. i mean, how can you be disrespectful to the queen she went through years and years and decades without controversy and decades without controversy and just did a great job. you cannot be disrespect to her. and i think meghan was very disrespectful to her. she was treated so disrespectfully by meghan and just no reason to do that. i was actually surprised that. i was actually surprised that harry was invited, to be

honest. so that harry was invited, to be honest . so lady c, i that harry was invited, to be honest. so lady c, i mean, that harry was invited, to be honest . so lady c, i mean, what honest. so lady c, i mean, what an honest. so lady c, i mean, what en tnevetttte— honest. so lady c, i mean, what an incredible woman— so lady c, i mean, what an incredible woman from henteette— an incredible woman from henteette .— an incredible woman from montecito . maybe that's one of montecito. maybe that's one of the eesens— montecito. maybe that's one of the reasons she— montecito. maybe that's one of the reasons she chose to stay evev. — the reasons she chose to stay evev. even— the reasons she chose to stay evev. tven the— the reasons she chose to stay away. even the americans in the tveve— away. even the americans in the evevvt ventt — away. even the americans in the crowd would have— away. even the americans in the crowd would have booed her. well the-et— crowd would have booed her. well the-et eense- the reality is, of course, teense— the reality is, of course, tense t— the reality is, of course, because i know from friends of ntne— because i know from friends of mine . montecito _ because i know from friends of mine montecito that she and mine in montecito that she and he ee— mine in montecito that she and he are reviled— mine in montecito that she and he are reviled in. _ mine in montecito that she and he are reviled in. ' cccgv he are reviled in. absolutely. nett— he are reviled in. absolutely. vvett thet— he are reviled in. absolutely. well, that woman— he are reviled in. ' cccgv well, that woman backed you up theve. — well, that woman backed you up there. good. phil,— well, that woman backed you up there. c: phil, do you agree there. good. phil, do you agree vvtth— there. good. phil, do you agree vtth tenett— there. good. phil, do you agree with donald trump's— there. c: phil, do you agree with donald trump's assessment thet— with donald trump's assessment thet thet— with donald trump's assessment that that actually— with donald trump's assessment that that actually they caused the vete— that that actually they caused the late queen— that that actually they caused the late queen huge distress in her the late queen huge distress in ten thet— the late queen huge distress in her final days?— the late queen huge distress in her final days? i— the late queen huge distress in her final days? i do, actually. i her final days? i do, actually. t neen— her final days? i do, actually. t ehen— her final days? i do, actually. i mean, when you— her final days? i do, actually. i mean, when you think- her final days? i do, actually. i mean, when you think what the queen had to put up with in the last couple of years of her life, she was in lockdown like the rest of us. she lost her hnstent. — the rest of us. she lost her husband. she— the rest of us. she lost her husband. she had- the rest of us. she lost her husband. she had to deal with prince andrew. you know, the last thing she needed was the ginger winger and his wife having i honestly having a go. and i honestly thtnt— having a go. and i honestly thtnt e— having a go. and i honestly think a combination- “cg vcgcu and i honestly think a combination of “cg cgcu and i honestly think a combination of those thtnes— think a combination of those things-shaved- think a combination of those- things-shavedlcouple things probably shaved a couple of things probably shaved a couple et—ttte.— things probably shaved a couple et—ttte. t- things probably shaved a couple of_life. i mean,- of years off her life. i mean, i thtnt— of years off her life. i mean, i thtnt e— of years off her life. i mean, i thtnt e tet— of years off her life. i mean, i think a lot of— of years off her life. i mean, i think a lot of us— of years off her life. i mean, i think a lot of us thought she nteht— think a lot of us thought she nteht-tt— think a lot of us thought she nteht-tt te— think a lot of us thought she might-it to 100,- think a lot of us thought she might it to 100, but 96 was might make it to 100, but 96 was

a might make it to 100, but 96 was e tentestte— might make it to 100, but 96 was a fantastic innings,— might make it to 100, but 96 was a fantastic innings, it'd be a fantastic innings, but it'd be tevetv— a fantastic innings, but it'd be tevetv te— a fantastic innings, but it'd be lovely to have— a fantastic innings, but it'd be lovely to have another couple of vees— lovely to have another couple of vees tnt— lovely to have another couple of vees tnt t— lovely to have another couple of vees tnt t-tt— lovely to have another couple of years. but i it really years. but i think it really etteetet— years. but i think it really affected-you- years. but i think it really affected you know, affected her and, you know, i thtnt— affected her and, you know, i thtnt hes— affected her and, you know, i thtnt he-s eet— affected her and, you know, i think he's got a— affected her and, you know, i think he's got a point. you tnev.— think he's got a point. you tnev. tt— think he's got a point. you tnev. tt-tt— think he's got a point. you know, it-it was- think he's got a point. you know, it it was very, very know, it was it was very, very stvesstnt— know, it was it was very, very stressful, particularly as she vves-te— stressful, particularly as she ves-te nenv- stressful, particularly as shej was-to harry-one was so close to harry at one tent.— was so close to harry at one tent-c— was so close to harry at one tent-c the— was so close to harry at one point,-c the word- was so close to harry at one point, c the word trump point, lady c the word trump nset— point, lady c the word trump nset es— point, lady c the word trump used was disrespectful. i think you 90— used was disrespectful. i think ven ge tnvthev— used was disrespectful. i think you go further than in you go further than that in terms meghan and harry's terms of meghan and harry's treatment late queen and treatment of the late queen and the late prince philip. oh, absolutely. arnie i think not only were disrespect awful, only were they disrespect awful, they lviv elder abuse they were above lviv elder abuse . what you mean by that? . what do you mean by that? tense— what do you mean by that? because obviously it wasn't thvsteet— because obviously it wasn't physical abuse— because obviously it wasn't physical abuse ,_ because obviously it wasn't physical abuse , obviously. so physical abuse, obviously. so vente— physical abuse, obviously. so ventt ven— physical abuse, obviously. so ventt ven sev— physical abuse, obviously. so would you say psychological tvennee— would you say psychological trauma? they— would you say psychological trauma? they called psychological, emotional, sttvttnet— psychological, emotional, spiritual psychological abuse . spiritual psychological abuse. you spiritual psychological abuse. ven tnev.— spiritual psychological abuse. you know, elder— spiritual psychological abuse. you know, elder abuse- spiritual psychological abuse. you know, elder abuse isn't only physical, it is mistreating somebody. so it goes beyond disrespect . you know, they knew disrespect. you know, they knew that prince philip was dying at and they actually had the unmitigated gall to say that to prince philip was faking it to prevent their interview,

interview and which they still went ahead with knowing he was in the hospital. that's right. ant— in the hospital. that's right. ant ve— in the hospital. that's right. ant we sent— in the hospital. that's right. and we can't forget- ’“ that's right. and we can't forget that. thet-s— and we can't forget that. than nett— and we can't forget that. that's right. and- and we can't forget that. that's right. and look- and we can't forget that. that's right. and look at what happened with the queen. i mean, their hair. she's asked them to go to balmoral. they refused to go to balmoral. they refused to go to balmoral. they refused to go to balmoral. they know she's dying. i know she's dying. we all knew she was dying- “cg “cg we all knew she was dying and they eenttn-t— all knew she was dying and they eenttn-t te— all knew she was dying and they couldn't be bothered . couldn't be bothered. but then when— couldn't be bothered. but then when there was the possibility of a photo op at the time of her death , they want to be there for death, they want to be there for the photo op. and, you know , the the photo op. and, you know, the queen loved harry. and can you imagine how disappointed she was to see that somebody she loved and had nurtured all his life had turned on her in the way he did? i think it's awful. i'm sorry. it's much more than disrespectful to be fascinating to see the reception he gets from the rest of the family, isn't it? on saturday, wherever he vvevevevh— isn't it? on saturday, wherever he wherever he— isn't it? on saturday, wherever he wherever he is. _ c c7’ on saturday, wherever he wherever he is. vj“? ?”c; c c7’ on saturday, wherever he wherever he is. vj“? ”v?c; he wherever he is. what are you what are you hearing about that

lady c? because i'm told really the only— lady c? because i'm told really the entv tensen— lady c? because i'm told really the only person who— ?jc c7 because i'm told really the only person who actually even wants to— the only person who actually even wants to have a conversation - even wants to have a conversation with is conversation with harry is chevtes. — conversation with harry is charles. all— conversation with harry is charles. all of— conversation with harry is charles. all of the other royals vent— charles. all of the other royals vent nethtne— charles. all of the other royals want nothing to— charles. all of the other royals want nothing to do with the ttete — want nothing to do with the ttete et— want nothing to do with the bloke at the _ want nothing to do with the bloke at the weekend . �*vajccc bloke at the weekend. well, i'm tent— bloke at the weekend. well, i'm tett thet— bloke at the weekend. well, i'm told that not even charles is. really. i mean, he's going really. yeah i mean, he's going to be correct . and it's his son. to be correct. and it's his son. and he understands that harry has huge emotional and. no, no, i think it goes beyond that. he wants the sevilla t because he's a gentleman, but he also wants to leave the door open so that when harry turns over, a new leaf gives up substances, gives up being a member of the cult of meghan that maybe there's a way back for, maybe that will happen sooner rather than later. look at gb news. we couldn't- “?j“ look at gb news. we couldn't actually be at gb news. we couldn't actually te neve— at gb news. we couldn't actually be more excited— at gb news. we couldn't actually be more excited about this htstevte— be more excited about this historic coronation, but i have teen— historic coronation, but i have teen ten— historic coronation, but i have been fan waited,— historic coronation, but i have been fan waited, absolutely tesetnetet. — been fan waited, absolutely fascinated. look at the rest of the— fascinated. look at the rest of the tvtttsh— fascinated. look at the rest of the british media— fascinated. look at the rest of the british media coverage over the british media coverage over the test— the british media coverage over the test tev— the british media coverage over the last few days— the british media coverage over the last few days ,_ the british media coverage over the last few days , and you would the last few days, and you would tetteve— the last few days, and you would tetteve vve— the last few days, and you would believe we were— the last few days, and you would believe we were living in a tonne— believe we were living in a totally different— believe we were living in a totally different country. you

went— totally different country. you would believe _ totally different country. you would believe that there was a vest— would believe that there was a vast republican— would believe that there was a vast republican movement in this country-— vast republican movement in this eenntvv. t— vast republican movement in this eenntvv. v neen— vast republican movement in this country. i mean, woke itv news tenteht— country. i mean, woke itv news tenteht-c— country. i mean, woke itv news tenteht-c teeen- country. i mean, woke itv news tonight, c began with what tonight, lady c began with what tnev— tonight, lady c began with what they described— tonight, lady c began with what they described as— tonight, lady c began with what they described as a bombshell tett— they described as a bombshell tett. tnev— they described as a bombshell ten. the ven— they described as a bombshell poll. they very much want to tent— poll. they very much want to tetnt e— poll. they very much want to paint a picture— poll. they very much want to paint a picture of— poll. they very much want to paint a picture of the country nevtne— paint a picture of the country moving towards— paint a picture of the country moving towards republicanism . moving towards republicanism. why— moving towards republicanism. vvhv te— moving towards republicanism. vvhv te ven— moving towards republicanism. why do you think so many parts of why do you think so many parts et en— why do you think so many parts et nette— why do you think so many parts of our media are— why do you think so many parts of our media are not prepared to entee— of our media are not prepared to entee king— of our media are not prepared to embrace king charles iii? well you— embrace king charles iii? well ven tnev.— embrace king charles iii? well ven tnev. tev— embrace king charles iii? well you know, for instance , take itv you know, for instance, take itv tene— you know, for instance, take itv tene cevetvn— you know, for instance, take itv dame carolyn mccall, former boss of dame carolyn mccall, former boss et the— dame carolyn mccall, former boss of the guardian,— dame carolyn mccall, former boss of the guardian, former no more enetten.— of the guardian, former no more enevtten. tnt— of the guardian, former no more guardian, but a— of the guardian, former no more guardian, but a dame . guardian, but a dame. she ecceetet— guardian, but a dame. she eeeeetet e— guardian, but a dame. she accepted a damehood from the monarchy, but she is rabidly anti—monarchy. well, monarchy, but she is rabidly anti—monarchy . well, she's team anti—monarchy. well, she's team heehen— anti—monarchy. well, she's team heehen es— anti—monarchy. well, she's team heehen es vett.— anti—monarchy. well, she's team meghan as well. oh— anti—monarchy. well, she's team meghan as well. oh yes,- ”cry well, she's team meghan as well. oh yes, of ot— meghan as well. oh yes, of course. of course- meghan as well. oh yes, of course. of course she's has direct contact with meghan. we know who can influence g “?j“ we know who can influence editorial teetstens— know who can influence editorial teetstens. tev— know who can influence editorial decisions. for example, the tetevtnve— decisions. for example, the tetennve et— decisions. for example, the departure of piers morgan from seet— departure of piers morgan from seed hevntne— departure of piers morgan from good morning britain. cg?c good morning britain. i'm glad you good morning britain. i'm glad ven ent— good morning britain. i'm glad ven ent tt— good morning britain. i'm glad ven ent tt se— good morning britain. i'm glad you put it so delicately. i'd have said she booted him out. ignominy tuc. and i think pads should have actually sued her. the clutch box of that woman.

that's what i think. she's dreadful. i've actually crossed swords with her privately over something that happened with me, with her. and she is unspeakably dreadful . i with her. and she is unspeakably dreadful. i don't think that she should actually have the position she has. i you know , position she has. i you know, she is supposed to be neutral. she is not supposed to be pushing an anti royalist, pro—republican agenda the way she does. well, i can't believe this itv poll, she does. well, i can't believe this itv poll , which, by the this itv poll, which, by the way, says still shows overwhelming support for the monarchy, has been pretty presented as something that it's not. it's like what is the eeente— not. it's like what is the agenda here?— it's like what is the agenda here? and they're saying, no, agenda here? and they're saying, eevne— agenda here? and they're saying, no, we're going to— agenda here? and they're saying, no, we're going to put on lots of republican— no, we're going to put on lots of republican guests on setnvtev. — of republican guests on saturday. - not - of republican guests on saturday. not what the saturday. that's not what the tnttn— saturday. that's not what the tnttte-.— saturday. that's not what the pubuc-v ts— saturday. that's not what the public-, is it? - saturday. that's not what the public-, is it? no,- saturday. that's not what the public , is it? qu saturday. that's not what the . public-, is it? no, i think public wants, is it? no, i think republicans see this as an opportunity . if they knew that opportunity. if they knew that vhtte—ves- opportunity. if they knew that while—was here, - opportunity. if they knew that while—was here, it's while the queen was here, it's ven— while the queen was here, it's ven-tev— while the queen was here, it's ven-tev-tntl while the queen was here, it's. ven-tev-tnt very difficult for them. but now tnev-ve— very difficult for them. but now they're trying— very difficult for them. but now they're trying to seize upon it. and as you say, you've got quite a few woke people charge a few woke people in charge of mediato push this, and they trying to push this, and they present these polls and it may

be 64% in favour of the monarchy instead of 75% when the queen was around. that's fairly inevitable,— was around. that's fairly inevitable,-youl inevitable, isn't it? you know, tnt— inevitable, isn't it? you know, tnt-sev— inevitable, isn't it? you know, but - say, - presenti inevitable, isn't it? you know,| but - say, - present it but as you say, they present it as but as you say, they present it es-ven— but as you say, they present it es-ven tnev.- but as you say, they present it as-you know, the- but as you say, they present it as you know, the other as if it's, you know, the other way— as if it's, you know, the other we vnnt— as if it's, you know, the other we vennt es— as if it's, you know, the other way round, as if— as if it's, you know, the other way round, as if it's a netevttv. — way round, as if it's a majority. you- way round, as if it's a majority. ch. cgc; way round, as if it's a- majority. you want to get rid way round, as if it's a— majority. you want to get rid of the monarchy. so i think these polls and go. but, you polls will come and go. but, you know, younger people who might not favour them, they not be in favour of them, they get don't they? and then get older, don't they? and then they minds like they change their minds like they change their minds like they of other they do about a lot of other things. know, think things. so, you know, i think we're to see i think we're we're going to see i think we're going to see william the going to see william on the throne. you know, throne. i don't think, you know, we're going see the end of we're going to see the end of the just yet. no, but the monarchy just yet. no, but this weekend this is an important weekend for charles. it has to go well. but my sense— charles. it has to go well. but my ts— charles. it has to go well. but my sense is that— charles. it has to go well. but my sense is that it— it has to go well. but my sense is that it will. do you agree? — my sense is that it will. do you agree? -tt-s— my sense is that it will. do you agree? -it's going- my sense is that it will. do you agree? -it's going to. my sense is that it will. do youi agree? -it's going to go agree? i think it's going to go very think going to very well. i think it's going to go brilliantly. he's go brilliantly. you know, he's recalibrated things in a way that when you stop to that actually when you stop to think it, though i don't think of it, even though i don't agree 100, large, agree with 100, by and large, i think i agree with most it. think i agree with most of it. yeah, too. know, i do, yeah, i do, too. you know, i do, too. i mean, he's a little bit tee— too. i mean, he's a little bit tee vete— too. i mean, he's a little bit tee vete tev— too. i mean, he's a little bit too woke for my— i mean, he's a little bit too woke for my liking at times. tnt— too woke for my liking at times. tnt tt— too woke for my liking at times. tnt tt hes— too woke for my liking at times. tnt tt he-s eevne— too woke for my liking at times. but if he's going to try and tnne— but if he's going to try and the sne— but if he's going to try and bring some of— but if he's going to try and bring some of those people along vvtth— bring some of those people along with—ironically,- bring some of those people along with—ironically, the- with him, well, ironically, the young— with him, well, ironically, the vennt-vveve-teti young people were like a lot of whet—

young people were like a lot of whet-vveven-t- young people were like a lot of. what-weren't-should what he says weren't they should te. — what he says weren't they should te. veeh. — what he says weren't they should do. yeah. yeah,— what he says weren't they should do. / yeah, indeed. what he says weren't they should do. jk;?“ yeah, indeed. well, do. yeah. yeah, indeed. well, teet— do. yeah. yeah, indeed. well, toot-se— do. yeah. yeah, indeed. well, look,-so brilliant- do. yeah. yeah, indeed. well, look,-so brilliant to. look, it's been so brilliant to heve— look, it's been so brilliant to heve-e— look, it's been so brilliant to have-me on this. look, it's been so brilliant to have me on this very have you with me on this very steetet— have you with me on this very steetet-eveet- special edition. great to be heve.— special edition. great to be here. buckingham special edition. great to be- here.-buckingham palace, here. show at buckingham palace, a here. show at buckingham palace, e-vevet— here. show at buckingham palace, e-vevet nevh— a brilliant royal mark steyn, the— a brilliant royal mark steyn,i the—ttett a brilliant royal mark steyn,i theilady_field a brilliant royal mark steyn, the lady colin field a brilliant royal mark steyn, the lady colin campbell,jld a brilliant royal mark steyn, the lady colin campbell, thank here. lady colin campbell, thank you here. lady colin campbell, thank ven se— here. lady colin campbell, thank ven se nneh— here. lady colin campbell, thank you so much. have— here. lady colin campbell, thank you so much. have an amazing vveetent— you so much. have an amazing vveetentltnevv— you so much. have an amazing weekend. know got big weekend. i know you've got big evens.— weekend. i know you've got big evens-sonne— weekend. i know you've got big. plans,-coming-met plans, but coming up, as the met sevs— says, their tolerance for tsvnttten— says, their tolerance for disruption of- says, their tolerance for disruption of the coronation vvttt— disruption of the coronation vtttltev— disruption of the coronation will-lowlterms- will be low in terms of tvevees.— will be low in terms of protests. extreme protests. acas while an extreme ntne— protests. acas while an extreme ntne-netten— ring of the radical anti—monarchy movement ring of the radical— anti—monarchy movement plans to steee— anti—monarchy movement plans to stage-demonstrate— anti—monarchy movement plans to stage demonstrate on stage real demonstrate on stntt.— stage real demonstrate on saturday, are _ stage real demonstrate on saturday, are they right to steve— saturday, are they right to stare troublemakers away from nstne— stare troublemakers away from nstne the— stare troublemakers away from using the event— stare troublemakers away from using the event as a platform to cause disruption?— using the event as a platform to cause disruption? my superstar tenet— cause disruption? my superstar panel returned— cause disruption? my superstar panel returned to— cause disruption? my superstar panel returned to debate that tnt— panel returned to debate that soon, but next,— panel returned to debate that soon, but next, angela levin tetns— soon, but next, angela levin tetns ne— soon, but next, angela levin tetns me te— soon, but next, angela levin joins me to react— soon, but next, angela levin joins me to react to the seventh— joins me to react to the spectators car. - joins me to react to the spectators car. kennedy sensational— spectators car. kennedy sensational report that the late nneen— sensational report that the late eneen vett— sensational report that the late eneen vett tev— sensational report that the late queen wait for this called netten— queen wait for this called meghan markle evil this was just last meghan markle evil this was just test veen— meghan markle evil this was just test veev ent— meghan markle evil this was just last year and saw— meghan markle evil this was just last year and saw right through her last year and saw right through hev tetetts— last year and saw right through her details of— last year and saw right through her details of that absolute tentshett— her details of that absolute bombshell all— her details of that absolute bombshell all coming up in just a bombshell all coming up in just e tev— bombshell all coming up in just a few minutes— bombshell all coming up in just a few minutes time.

live from buckingham palace. as you live from buckingham palace. as ven en— live from buckingham palace. as ven e the— live from buckingham palace. as you can see, a big motorcade going— you can see, a big motorcade eevne en— you can see, a big motorcade going on behind— you can see, a big motorcade going on behind us. we're right in going on behind us. we're right tn the— going on behind us. we're right tn the heevt— going on behind us. we're right in the heart of— going on behind us. we're right in the heart of this as our eennttevn— in the heart of this as our countdown to— in the heart of this as our countdown to the coronation nthnes— countdown to the coronation continues with _ countdown to the coronation continues with prince harry's tteoveehev— continues with prince harry's biographer, angela levin . and in biographer, angela levin. and in an extraordinary— biographer, angela levin. and in an extraordinary revelation tetev— an extraordinary revelation tetev thet— an extraordinary revelation today that will— an extraordinary revelation today that will rock the sussex today that will rock the sussex to then— today that will rock the sussex te thetv eene— today that will rock the sussex to their core, it's— today that will rock the sussex to their core, it's been vetevtet— to their core, it's been reported the - to their core, it's been reported the late queen grew so evestevetet— reported the late queen grew so exasperated with— reported the late queen grew so exasperated with the vile tehevtenv— exasperated with the vile behaviour of— exasperated with the vile behaviour of harry and meghan thet— behaviour of harry and meghan thet she— behaviour of harry and meghan that she described the duchess of that she described the duchess et snsses— that she described the duchess of sussex's wait— that she described the duchess of sussex's wait for it evil tnttne— of sussex's wait for it evil tnvtne e— of sussex's wait for it evil during a battle- of sussex's wait for it evil during a battle . morale drinks during a battle. morale drinks veeettten— during a battle. morale drinks reception last— during a battle. morale drinks reception last year. now that tentshett— reception last year. now that bombshell claim was made in an evttete— bombshell claim was made in an evttete tv— bombshell claim was made in an article by spectator— bombshell claim was made in an article by spectator staff vvttev— article by spectator staff vvttev tvve— article by spectator staff writer kyra kennedy with a royal source sensationally telling her evevvtetv-s— source sensationally telling her everybody's eyebrows hit the eetttne. — everybody's eyebrows hit the eetttne. tt— everybody's eyebrows hit the ceiling. it was— everybody's eyebrows hit the ceiling. it was out of character for ceiling. it was out of character ten the— ceiling. it was out of character for the queen— ceiling. it was out of character for the queen to— ceiling. it was out of character for the queen to use such a word as for the queen to use such a word es evtt— for the queen to use such a word es evtt te— for the queen to use such a word as evil to describe— for the queen to use such a word as evil to describe meghan. but she— as evil to describe meghan. but she sev— as evil to describe meghan. but she saw straight— as evil to describe meghan. but she saw straight through her. it

was a startling— she saw straight through her. it was a startling sentence to hear nen— was a startling sentence to hear tven the— was a startling sentence to hear tven the nest— was a startling sentence to hear from the most forgiving woman on eevth— from the most forgiving woman on eevth. the— from the most forgiving woman on earth, the source— from the most forgiving woman on earth, the source added to the steetetev— earth, the source added to the steetetev et— earth, the source added to the spectator at the _ earth, the source added to the spectator at the drinks before the tnnev.— spectator at the drinks before the tnnev e— spectator at the drinks before the dinner, a small group were tetttne— the dinner, a small group were tetttne te— the dinner, a small group were tetttno to the— the dinner, a small group were talking to the monarch and she evttetnet— talking to the monarch and she explained that— talking to the monarch and she explained that harry meeting netten— explained that harry meeting heohen het— explained that harry meeting meghan had become a complete eetevvh— meghan had become a complete catarrh apostrophe. by this tent— catarrh apostrophe. by this tetnt .— catarrh apostrophe. by this tetnt . ve— catarrh apostrophe. by this point , we all— catarrh apostrophe. by this point , we all knew the queen's point, we all knew the queen's heetth— point, we all knew the queen's heetth es— point, we all knew the queen's health was in— point, we all knew the queen's health was in decline and she het— health was in decline and she het nenths— health was in decline and she had months left.— health was in decline and she had months left. she seemed veevettnt— had months left. she seemed regretful about— had months left. she seemed regretful about how things had tennet— regretful about how things had tennet ent— regretful about how things had tennet ent se— regretful about how things had panned out so angela levin ttvsttv— panned out so angela levin firstly delightful to have you vvtth— firstly delightful to have you vtth ns— firstly delightful to have you with us here— firstly delightful to have you with us here for— firstly delightful to have you with us here for this special celebration— with us here for this special celebration at— with us here for this special celebration at buckingham palace is a celebration at buckingham palace ts e tvttttent— celebration at buckingham palace is a brilliant excitement in the air. is a brilliant excitement in the tnt— is a brilliant excitement in the tnt tnt.— is a brilliant excitement in the air. but but, wow,— is a brilliant excitement in the air. but but, wow, this was a tentshett— air. but but, wow, this was a bombshell from _ air. but but, wow, this was a bombshell from kyra kennedy of the bombshell from kyra kennedy of the steetetev— bombshell from kyra kennedy of the spectator today . what do you the spectator today. what do you neve— the spectator today. what do you nete et— the spectator today. what do you nete et tte— the spectator today. what do you nete et tte te— the spectator today. what do you make of it? do you— the spectator today. what do you make of it? do you think the one— make of it? do you think the enee the— make of it? do you think the queen, the late— make of it? do you think the queen, the late queen, did feel thet— queen, the late queen, did feel thet eev— queen, the late queen, did feel that way about— queen, the late queen, did feel that way about meghan? i think thet— that way about meghan? i think thet she— that way about meghan? i think thet she es— that way about meghan? i think that she was obviously exhausted , that she was obviously exhausted . nevvetet— that she was obviously exhausted . nevvetet tv— that she was obviously exhausted , narrated by her. _ that she was obviously exhausted , narrated by her. i— that she was obviously exhausted , narrated by her. i think she tried very hard. she saw that she would have a great future , she would have a great future, that she could go and help with the commonwealth. it would be ideal. the commonwealth. it would be ideal . she'll spread the colour ideal. she'll spread the colour of the royal family. so for her to say this, if it's absolute

true and i think it wouldn't get published if it wasn't, then it's dreadfully sad for her. she adored harry. they had the same sense of humour. they were very close and she knew that he was vulnerable and so she wanted to really help him and to feel that she only wanted him to be happy , get married. he was longing to get married. so, you know , she's get married. so, you know, she's saying what a lot of other people have felt for quite a long time. if you see her picture when they were getting married and you look at her and you see this, there's no smile, there's no excitement there . there's no excitement there. it's just looking at her feeling very, very miserable . al and tom very, very miserable. al and tom bower, very, very miserable. al and tom tevvev vvhe— very, very miserable. al and tom bower, who will— very, very miserable. al and tom bower, who will be— very, very miserable. al and tom bower, who will be with- cg cg al and tom bower, who will be with us in the— bower, who will be with us in the next— bower, who will be with us in the next hour,— bower, who will be with us in the next hour, of— bower, who will be with us in the next hour, of course, for hts— the next hour, of course, for hts teet— the next hour, of course, for hts teet en— the next hour, of course, for his book on meghan, his tvttttent— his book on meghan, his brilliant biography on meghan ttevenee— brilliant biography on meghan revenge revealed that the queen on revenge revealed that the queen en the— revenge revealed that the queen en the tev— revenge revealed that the queen en the tev et— revenge revealed that the queen on the day of prince philip's tnnevet— on the day of prince philip's funeral had— on the day of prince philip's funeral had said, thank goodness netten— funeral had said, thank goodness heohen tsn-t— funeral had said, thank goodness meghan isn't coming. so i think eteevtv— meghan isn't coming. so i think eteevtv .— meghan isn't coming. so i think eteevtv . vhtte— meghan isn't coming. so i think clearly , while she— meghan isn't coming. so i think clearly , while she was alive ,

clearly, while she was alive, the— clearly, while she was alive, the tete— clearly, while she was alive, the late queen— clearly, while she was alive, the late queen didn't want to ete— the late queen didn't want to ett te— the late queen didn't want to ett to en— the late queen didn't want to ett to en et— the late queen didn't want to add to any of the— the late queen didn't want to add to any of the frenzied coverage around meghan. but i thtnt— coverage around meghan. but i thtnt even— coverage around meghan. but i think over the— coverage around meghan. but i think over the next few months ent— think over the next few months ent veevs— think over the next few months and years, we're— think over the next few months and years, we're going to learn inst— and years, we're going to learn tnst hev— and years, we're going to learn just how horrified— and years, we're going to learn just how horrified she was about the eev— just how horrified she was about the we thet— just how horrified she was about the way that meghan treated the teen— the way that meghan treated the tevettenttv. — the way that meghan treated the royal family. well,— the way that meghan treated the royal family. �*vajccc c royal family. well, treated her as well. i mean, the last few dying days in the last few months, harry was ringing up almost every day to demand money and to demand protection. he was ringing the queen. _ and to demand protection. he was ringing the queen. yes— and to demand protection. he was ringing the queen. yes - and to demand protection. he was ringing the queen. yes and was nagging— ringing the queen. yes and was nagging hev— ringing the queen. yes and was nagging her to get what he wanted in all sorts of areas. and you can't imagine anything worse of a 96 year old woman who's really in a lot of pain , who's really in a lot of pain, who's really in a lot of pain, who's lost her husband, that a member of her family who she'd adored would behave so badly . adored would behave so badly. so, of course, angela, in the context— so, of course, angela, in the eentevt et— so, of course, angela, in the context of this— so, of course, angela, in the context of this report today , context of this report today, sav— context of this report today, sev nenv— context of this report today, sev nevvv tn— context of this report today, say harry in less than 48 hours, tne— say harry in less than 48 hours, ttne hes— say harry in less than 48 hours, ttne hes te— say harry in less than 48 hours, time has to face— say harry in less than 48 hours, time has to face his family for the— time has to face his family for the ttvst— time has to face his family for the first time,— time has to face his family for the first time, including the tettev— the first time, including the tethev ehe —

the first time, including the father who he _ the first time, including the father who he attacked time and teeth— father who he attacked time and eeetn tn— father who he attacked time and eoetn tn hts— father who he attacked time and again in his book— father who he attacked time and again in his book are his stepmother— again in his book are his stepmother ,_ again in his book are his stepmother , who he has described stepmother, who he has described as stepmother, who he has described es tethe— stepmother, who he has described as being dangerous— stepmother, who he has described as being dangerous and a villain . ant— as being dangerous and a villain . ant hts— as being dangerous and a villain . and his brother,— as being dangerous and a villain . and his brother, his brother , . and his brother, his brother, tnttn— . and his brother, his brother, william, who— . and his brother, his brother, william, who he— . and his brother, his brother, william, who he accused used of tethe— william, who he accused used of tetne e— william, who he accused used of tetne e tntt— william, who he accused used of tetne e tnttv. t— william, who he accused used of being a bully. i mean , how was being a bully. i mean, how was thts— being a bully. i mean, how was thts vennen— being a bully. i mean, how was this reunion going— being a bully. i mean, how was this reunion going to go down? vett.— this reunion going to go down? vvett. t— this reunion going to go down? vvett. t thtnt— this reunion going to go down? well, i think he— this reunion going to go down? well, i think he will— this reunion going to go down? well, i think he will sort- this reunion going to go down? well, i think he will sort of- well, i think he will sort of half pretend he's not there. i don't think he wants to accept the reality of autopilot almost. so, yes . so he will he will so, yes. so he will he will come. but i think him going immediately and catching a plane backis immediately and catching a plane back is actually a snub and a very appalling thing to do because i worked out he couldn't get there till 8 pm. a four year old doesn't need a birthday party. 8 pm. he'll have been jumping and getting excited all day long. he could have easily waited for his daddy the next day and i think that harry was told he had to be back by a certain time and harry could not actually be strong enough to say to his wife , look, just put it

to his wife, look, just put it off for a day, please . i know, i off for a day, please. i know, i know off for a day, please. i know, i tnev whet— off for a day, please. i know, i tnev vhet ts— off for a day, please. i know, i know what is really— c? i know, i know what is really interesting, theneh— know what is really interesting, theneh ts— know what is really interesting, though ts the— know what is really interesting, though, is the fact that i've sent— though, is the fact that i've sent ent— though, is the fact that i've sent out there— though, is the fact that i've sent out there all lapdog, you tnev.— sent out there all lapdog, you tnev. thts— sent out there all lapdog, you know, this odd— sent out there all lapdog, you know, this odd little bloke, ente— know, this odd little bloke, omid scobie._ know, this odd little bloke, omid scobie. i've seen him vetttne— omid scobie. i've seen him vetttne etv— omid scobie. i've seen him walking all around here tonight. you walking all around here tonight. ven tnev.— walking all around here tonight. you know, because— walking all around here tonight. you know, because he's the tenth— you know, because he's the tensen vvhe— you know, because he's the person who speaks for harry and heehen— person who speaks for harry and heohen nevv— person who speaks for harry and meghan now. and— person who speaks for harry and meghan now. and to try and blame tnettnehen — meghan now. and to try and blame buckingham palace— meghan now. and to try and blame buckingham palace for all of thts— buckingham palace for all of thts ent— buckingham palace for all of this and paint— buckingham palace for all of this and paint harry as some sent— this and paint harry as some sent et— this and paint harry as some sent et heve— this and paint harry as some sort of hero for— this and paint harry as some sort of hero for coming, i've heevt— sort of hero for coming, i've never heard such- sort of hero for coming, i've never heard such nonsense as to ntn— never heard such nonsense as to htn te— never heard such nonsense as to htn to save— never heard such nonsense as to htn to save vett— never heard such nonsense as to him to say, well, they they had to vet— him to say, well, they they had to vett nntte— him to say, well, they they had to wait quite a— him to say, well, they they had to wait quite a while before tnev— to wait quite a while before they vveve— to wait quite a while before they were invited . �*vajccc they were invited. well, the vvhee— they were invited. well, the prince view pre sort of invitations came out ages ago and we read in the papers that harry and meghan had that saved the day . so that's complete the day. so that's complete nonsense . in any case, he could nonsense. in any case, he could have rung up and had a chat. he's supposed to be talking to his father. obviously he is not. and it's rather so. of course i want you . he doesn't need want you. he doesn't need anything else. it's not a great thing. doesn't have see

thing. he doesn't have to see the invitation. he just has to hear those words . but we have hear those words. but we have seen over the last two years or three years that it's never their fault. three years that it's never theirfault. it's three years that it's never their fault. it's never neither of theirfault. harry their fault. it's never neither of their fault. harry and meghan . vts— of their fault. harry and meghan . it's harry and meghan. it's always other people's fault . always other people's fault. big report in the daily teteoveth— big report in the daily telegraph today saying yet again that telegraph today saying yet again thet vnvten— telegraph today saying yet again that william wants nothing to do vtth— that william wants nothing to do vtth nenv— that william wants nothing to do vtth hevvv en— that william wants nothing to do with harry on this— that william wants nothing to do with harry on this trip. is that venn— with harry on this trip. is that your understanding? yes, absolutely. _ your understanding? yes, absolutely. c absolutely. his furious with him. i mean , his invaded his him. i mean, his invaded his privacy whilst suing other people for invading his own privacy. the irony, yes, but also he wants to protect catherine and he's realised that she had it's been very difficult for her. she's had to learn well, she had to donate herself to the royal family, which she has done absolutely brilliantly . and he doesn't want some snitch pit attacking her and being unkind . do you think being unkind. do you think vvtttten — being unkind. do you think william almost— “cg c. “c do you think william almost wants to protect tetee— william almost wants to protect tetee ven— william almost wants to protect kate? very much— william almost wants to protect kate? very much so. and not have her kate? very much so. and not have ten ent—

kate? very much so. and not have ten ent hevvve — kate? very much so. and not have ten ent hevvve t— kate? very much so. and not have her and harry? ithink- kate? very much so. and not have her and harry? cc her and harry? i think he could cope with it because he's a strong man and he just will cut it off . you can

soon good evening. you're with gb news. in a moment, we get back to wootton and tonight's to dan dan wootton and tonight's edition of program. for edition of his program. but for the let's bring up the moment, let's bring you up to with latest to date with the latest news headunes to date with the latest news headlines and we can bring you up date. first of all, on the up to date. first of all, on the local polls have now local elections. polls have now closed. is 10:00 closed. of course, it is 10:00 across england with the results being announced tomorrow . we'll being announced tomorrow. we'll give full coverage that give you full coverage of that right here on news. our right here on gb news. will our political editor darren mccaffrey by. mccaffrey is standing by. he's in where they're in middlesbrough where they're going be choosing as going to be choosing a mayor as well with the very latest, well today with the very latest, darren, what is the latest where you are? what was turnout you are? what was the turnout like ? yeah, very good evening . like? yeah, very good evening. dan polley from middlesbrough. vvtth— dan polley from middlesbrough. vvtth the— dan polley from middlesbrough. vvtth the nets— dan polley from middlesbrough. with the polls have just closed. if i with the polls have just closed. h t sente— with the polls have just closed. if i could tell— with the polls have just closed. if i could tell you— with the polls have just closed. if i could tell you the turnout . thet— if i could tell you the turnout . thet vente— if i could tell you the turnout , that would be—

if i could tell you the turnout , that would be pretty impressive,- , that would be pretty impressive, it, impressive, wasn't it, considering- impressive, wasn't it, considering ago. considering they close 30s ago. tnt— considering they close 30s ago. tnt-eennttne— considering they close 30s ago. but-counting will- considering they close 30s ago. but counting will be but the counting will be nntevvev— but the counting will be underway pretty soon. as but the counting will be- underway-pretty soon. as in underway here pretty soon. as in nenv— underway here pretty soon. as in men tents— underway here pretty soon. as in men tens et— underway here pretty soon. as in men tens et the— underway here pretty soon. as in many parts of the country, 8000 eennett— many parts of the country, 8000 eennett seets— many parts of the country, 8000 council seats up— many parts of the country, 8000 council seats up for— many parts of the country, 8000 council seats up for grabs and it's council seats up for grabs and tth etv— council seats up for grabs and it's all about— council seats up for grabs and it's all about expectation management— it's all about expectation management over the next 24 hens— management over the next 24 henvs ev— management over the next 24 hours or so, the— management over the next 24 hours or so, the conservatives is hours or so, the conservatives ts tnttne— hours or so, the conservatives ts tnvne te— hours or so, the conservatives is trying to claim _ hours or so, the conservatives is trying to claim that they sent— is trying to claim that they eentt tese— is trying to claim that they could lose up— is trying to claim that they could lose up to 1000 seats, envthtne— could lose up to 1000 seats, envthtno tess— could lose up to 1000 seats, anything less than that, they vvttt— anything less than that, they vvttt etetn — anything less than that, they will claim somewhat as a victory . as— will claim somewhat as a victory . as tev— will claim somewhat as a victory . as ten the— will claim somewhat as a victory . as for the labour— will claim somewhat as a victory . as for the labour party, pressure on them to their evteetet— pressure on them to their eveeetet te— pressure on them to their expected to do- pressure on them to their expected to do a hell of a lot tettev— expected to do a hell of a lot tettev then— expected to do a hell of a lot better than the _ expected to do a hell of a lot better than the conservatives. tnt— better than the conservatives. tnt tt-s— better than the conservatives. tnt tt-s hev— better than the conservatives. but it's how well— better than the conservatives. but it's how well they do. many sneoesttne— but it's how well they do. many suggesting they'll— but it's how well they do. many suggesting they'll need at least a suggesting they'll need at least e vete— suggesting they'll need at least e tone teet— suggesting they'll need at least a 10% lead over— suggesting they'll need at least a 10% lead over the tory party if a 10% lead over the tory party tt tnev— a 10% lead over the tory party t the ee— a 10% lead over the tory party tn the tn— a 10% lead over the tory party if they are in a— a 10% lead over the tory party if they are in a convincing teet— if they are in a convincing tveet te— if they are in a convincing track to win— if they are in a convincing track to win the- if they are in a convincing track to win the next general eteetten. — track to win the next general election. and _ track to win the next general election. and how well will the lib election. and how well will the ttt tens— election. and how well will the ttt tens te— election. and how well will the lib dems do as— election. and how well will the lib dems do as well? election. and how well will the lib dems do as well ? they have lib dems do as well? they have put lib dems do as well? they have tnt en— lib dems do as well? they have tnt en evvtnt— lib dems do as well? they have put an awful lot— lib dems do as well? they have put an awful lot of— lib dems do as well? they have put an awful lot of effort into tnvne— put an awful lot of effort into tnvne te— put an awful lot of effort into tnvne to en— put an awful lot of effort into trying to win seats in the conservative _ trying to win seats in the conservative blue wall. we'll sten— conservative blue wall. we'll start-results- conservative blue wall. we'll start-results in- conservative blue wall. we'lli start-results in-wee start to get results in the wee snett— start to get results in the wee snett hens— start to get results in the wee small hours of— start to get results in the wee small hours of tomorrow morning. but-battlegrounds- small hours of tomorrow morning. but battlegrounds will but the key battlegrounds will tvetettv— but the key battlegrounds will probably mid—morning probably come mid—morning on tnnev.— probably come mid—morning on fridav--a_ probably come mid—morning on friday.-a sense- probably come mid—morning on friday.-a sense of- friday. we'll get a sense of inst— friday. we'll get a sense of test hev— friday. we'll get a sense of just how well— friday. we'll get a sense of just how well parties have done at just how well parties have done et-tevet— just how well parties have done et-tevet ent— just how well parties have done at level and maybe at local level and maybe a sense, too, of— at local level and maybe a sense, too, of how they are tethe— sense, too, of how they are the et— sense, too, of how they are doing at national level as well

. tenen— doing at national level as well . darren mccaffrey— doing at national level as well . darren mccaffrey for- doing at national level as well . darren mccaffrey for the moment, thanks very much indeed. yes. and indeed, all those results for you will on gb results for you will be on gb news tomorrow . now, in other news tomorrow. now, in other news members of the rmt news today, members of the rmt union have voted to continue with their strike action. unions involved in disputes have had to reballot their members and it has to happen every six months to legally continue with walkouts, the rmt said there was an overwhelming vote in favour of the move in coronation news, a man arrested following an incident at buckingham palace has been detained under the mental health act . the 59 year mental health act. the 59 year old threw suspected shotgun cartridges into the grounds of the palace on tuesday evening . the palace on tuesday evening. it's believed he's been taken to hospital where he remains on bail . now flowers hospital where he remains on bail. now flowers and foliage from all over the uk has arrived at westminster abbey ahead of the coronation of 120 varieties of plants that have been provided by a non—profit group that champions artisan growers. they'll showcase the best of

british taken from areas including the isle of skye, cornwall and northern ireland. no single use plastics or foam have been used in the arrangements either. now in use this evening from the united states, members of a far right militia group have been convicted of plotting the attack on the us capitol building. donald trump supporters stormed the building . donald trump supporters stormed the building. in january donald trump supporters stormed the building . in january 2021 to the building. in january 2021 to try to block congress from formalising joe biden as president . but four members of president. but four members of the so—called proud boys group were found guilty of seditious conspiracy . and lastly, ed conspiracy. and lastly, ed sheeran has won a legal copyright case that accused him of copying parts of a marvin gaye classic. the family of one of the writers of the track , of the writers of the track, let's get it on, accused of replicating parts of the hit song for his own track thinking out loud. jurors, though, found he had not infringed on the family's copyright interest. in the song . i'm obviously very

the song. i'm obviously very happy— the song. i'm obviously very hettv vtth— the song. i'm obviously very hettv vtth the— cg i'm obviously very happy with the outcome of the ent— happy with the outcome of the ent tt— happy with the outcome of the case and it looks— happy with the outcome of the case and it looks like i'm not hevtne— case and it looks like i'm not hevtne te— case and it looks like i'm not having to retire— case and it looks like i'm not having to retire from my day job ettev— having to retire from my day job ettev ett. — having to retire from my day job ettev ett. tnt— having to retire from my day job after all. but at— having to retire from my day job after all. but at the same time, tn — after all. but at the same time, i'm unbelievably— after all. but at the same time, i'm unbelievably frustrated that tesetess— i'm unbelievably frustrated that baseless-like— i'm unbelievably frustrated that baseless-like-are. baseless claims like this are ettevet— baseless claims like this are allowed-court- baseless claims like this are allowed-court at. baseless claims like this are allowed court at all. allowed to go to court at all. tve-ve— allowed to go to court at all. vve-ve spent— allowed to go to court at all. we've spent the _ allowed to go to court at all. we've spent the last eight years tetttne— we've spent the last eight years tetttne etent— we've spent the last eight years talking about two _ we've spent the last eight years talking about two songs with dramatically— talking about two songs with dramatically different lyrics, netetes— dramatically different lyrics, melodies and— dramatically different lyrics, melodies and chords, which melodies and four chords, which are-different— melodies and four chords, which are-different and- melodies and four chords, which are different and used by are also different and used by senevvttevs— are also different and used by songwriters every— are also different and used by songwriters every day all over the vevtt — songwriters every day all over the world. ed— songwriters every day all over the world. c “cg the world. ed sheeran, speaking outside a court in new york earlier on today. you are up to date on tv , online, dab+ radio date on tv, online, dab+ radio and on the tune in app. this is gb news, britain's news channel. let's take you straight back to buckingham palace and dan . buckingham palace and dan. i'm dan wootton live from buckingham palace and tonight , i buckingham palace and tonight, i have buckingham palace and tonight, i heve te— buckingham palace and tonight, i heve te tett— buckingham palace and tonight, i have to tell you,— buckingham palace and tonight, i have to tell you, you— buckingham palace and tonight, i have to tell you, you can- c “cg c and tonight, i have to tell you, you can truly teet— have to tell you, you can truly teet the — have to tell you, you can truly feel the anticipation in the air

eheet— feel the anticipation in the air eheet et— feel the anticipation in the air eheet et ne— feel the anticipation in the air ahead of one of— feel the anticipation in the air ahead of one of the biggest vents— ahead of one of the biggest vents tn— ahead of one of the biggest events in modern british htstevv.— events in modern british htstevv. the— events in modern british history. the coronation of king chevtes— history. the coronation of king chevtes ttv — history. the coronation of king charles iii on— history. the coronation of king charles iii on saturday, the vete— charles iii on saturday, the late queen's— charles iii on saturday, the late queen's son will be crowned tess— late queen's son will be crowned tess then— late queen's son will be crowned tess then e— late queen's son will be crowned less than a mile— late queen's son will be crowned less than a mile away at westminster— less than a mile away at westminster abbey . in less than a mile away at westminster abbey. in a moment. hes— westminster abbey. in a moment. he-s teen— westminster abbey. in a moment. he's been preparing for his entne— he's been preparing for his enttve atte— he's been preparing for his entire life and— he's been preparing for his entire life and after decades of vetttne— entire life and after decades of vvetttne tn— entire life and after decades of vvetttno tn the— entire life and after decades of waiting in the wings, i'll be esttne— waiting in the wings, i'll be esttne tt— waiting in the wings, i'll be asking if the _ waiting in the wings, i'll be asking if the man we've known as chevtes— asking if the man we've known as chevtes en— asking if the man we've known as charles can secure— asking if the man we've known as charles can secure the future of the tvtttsh — charles can secure the future of the british monarchy. tom bower , the british monarchy. tom bower nvne— the british monarchy. tom bower the es— the british monarchy. tom bower , who was previously one of the ttne-s— , who was previously one of the knees tteeest— , who was previously one of the king's biggest critics, joins me tve— king's biggest critics, joins me ttve te— king's biggest critics, joins me live to explain— king's biggest critics, joins me live to explain why he's changed his live to explain why he's changed hts ntne— live to explain why he's changed his mind about— live to explain why he's changed his mind about our— live to explain why he's changed his mind about our new monarch as his mind about our new monarch es ve teet— his mind about our new monarch as we look ahead— his mind about our new monarch as we look ahead to a fascinating— as we look ahead to a fascinating age for the royal family— fascinating age for the royal tenttv tnt— fascinating age for the royal family but breaking tonight, in an extraordinary— family but breaking tonight, in an extraordinary revelation, the seventh— an extraordinary revelation, the steetetevs .— an extraordinary revelation, the spectators , kyra— an extraordinary revelation, the spectators , kyra kennedy reports spectators, kyra kennedy reports thet— spectators, kyra kennedy reports thet the— spectators, kyra kennedy reports thet the vete— spectators, kyra kennedy reports that the late queen branded netten— that the late queen branded heohen tvtt— that the late queen branded meghan evil at— that the late queen branded meghan evil at her balmoral thts— meghan evil at her balmoral drinks reception— meghan evil at her balmoral drinks reception just last year to vet— drinks reception just last year to vet tvt— drinks reception just last year to react, i'll be— drinks reception just last year to react, i'll be joined by vvtneess— to react, i'll be joined by princess diana's rock and former tnttev— princess diana's rock and former tnttev vent— princess diana's rock and former butler paul burrell— princess diana's rock and former butler paul burrell as he testeees— butler paul burrell as he besieges the— butler paul burrell as he besieges the sussexes not to mete— besieges the sussexes not to nete thts— besieges the sussexes not to make this the— besieges the sussexes not to make this the harry and meghan shee— make this the harry and meghan shev .— make this the harry and meghan shev . vtns— make this the harry and meghan show . plus, he'll— make this the harry and meghan show . plus, he'll offer his show. plus, he'll offer his nntnne— show. plus, he'll offer his

unique insight— show. plus, he'll offer his unique insight into what diana vente— unique insight into what diana ventt heve— unique insight into what diana would have made of queen . would have made of queen. centtte— would have made of queen. camilla and— would have made of queen. camilla and the— would have made of queen. camilla and the media buzz as it's camilla and the media buzz as tth veveetet— camilla and the media buzz as it's revealed an— camilla and the media buzz as it's revealed an ex— camilla and the media buzz as it's revealed an ex extreme wing of it's revealed an ex extreme wing et the— it's revealed an ex extreme wing of the anti—monarchy movement is teetnntne— of the anti—monarchy movement is teetnntne te— of the anti—monarchy movement is beginning to mobilise is the met venee— beginning to mobilise is the met vettee ts— beginning to mobilise is the met police is warning— beginning to mobilise is the met police is warning that they'll, guotev — police is warning that they'll, guotev teet— police is warning that they'll, quote, deal robustly with any cevenetten.— quote, deal robustly with any coronation. protesters the right eetten— coronation. protesters the right eetten te— coronation. protesters the right action to take.— coronation. protesters the right action to take. i'll— coronation. protesters the right action to take. i'll get the vtevvs— action to take. i'll get the et— action to take. i'll get the et nv— action to take. i'll get the views of my superstar panel on thet— views of my superstar panel on thet next.— views of my superstar panel on that next. tonight,— views of my superstar panel on that next. tonight, i'm joined by that next. tonight, i'm joined tv atttsen— that next. tonight, i'm joined by allison pearson, sean bailey ent— by allison pearson, sean bailey ent anv— by allison pearson, sean bailey and amy nicholl— by allison pearson, sean bailey and amy nicholl ._ by allison pearson, sean bailey and amy nicholl . after american and amy nicholl. after american neeestev— and amy nicholl. after american megastar lionel— and amy nicholl. after american megastar lionel richie entertained— megastar lionel richie entertained the king yesterday at entertained the king yesterday et e— entertained the king yesterday et e teteee— entertained the king yesterday at a palace garden party, saying hes— at a palace garden party, saying her the— at a palace garden party, saying her the e— at a palace garden party, saying he's like a kid— at a palace garden party, saying he's like a kid at— at a palace garden party, saying he's like a kid at christmas ttne.— he's like a kid at christmas ttne. heve— he's like a kid at christmas time. have british a—listers atte— time. have british a—listers the nth— time. have british a—listers like elton john,— time. have british a—listers like elton john, harry styles ent— like elton john, harry styles ent atete— like elton john, harry styles and adele let— like elton john, harry styles and adele let the country down by and adele let the country down tv snntttne— and adele let the country down by snubbing sunday's coronation senten— by snubbing sunday's coronation eeneevt e— by snubbing sunday's coronation eeneevt eant— by snubbing sunday's coronation concert ? and finally, the prince concert? and finally, the prince ent— concert? and finally, the prince ent vvtneess— concert? and finally, the prince and princess of— concert? and finally, the prince and princess of wales, well, tnev— and princess of wales, well, they heve— and princess of wales, well, they have been— and princess of wales, well, they have been building the bank tettev— they have been building the bank hetttev tevev— they have been building the bank holiday fever today as they tenet— holiday fever today as they heteet en— holiday fever today as they hettet en e— holiday fever today as they hopped on a tube and bumped into seetet— hopped on a tube and bumped into seetet nette— hopped on a tube and bumped into social media sensation and vettvvev— social media sensation and railway enthusiast francis tenveeets— railway enthusiast francis tenveeets .— railway enthusiast francis bourgeoisv t— railway enthusiast francis bourgeois , i think bye bye bye

bourgeois, i think bye bye bye bye bourgeois, i think bye bye bye tve tve— bourgeois, i think bye bye bye tve tve . — bourgeois, i think bye bye bye tve tve . ven— bourgeois, i think bye bye bye bye bye . very nice.- bourgeois, i think bye bye bye bye bye . c;g “ cc; bourgeois, i think bye bye bye bye bye . g “ cc; bye bye. very nice. hi. hi. how are you doing? hi . and after are you doing? hi. and after that, it was off to the dog and duck pub, but does britain's next in line to the throne know how to pour a good pint? well, that's going to be some fun. later also that's going to be some fun. ltspecial also that's going to be some fun. ltspecial royal also that's going to be some fun. ltspecial royal themed also that's going to be some fun. ltspecial royal themed greatest a special royal themed greatest britain and union jackass. we'll have the first front pages in mere moments this mere moments to this is a special edition of dan wootton tonight, live from buckingham palace . palace. but as usual, it's time for tomorrow's news site now in our media buzz. so let's kick off with the very first look at tomorrow's newspaper. front pages, hot off press. i've pages, hot off the press. i've even got them here at buckingham palace. some palace. the metro features some cheeky wordplay in the headline in send him hector aureus as they report on that visit by kate and wills to a soho pub earlier today. i'm jealous.

kate and wills to a soho pub earlier today. i'm jealous . the earlier today. i'm jealous. the guardian features four different headlines, including the us and uk's challenge to technology firms over the potential dangers of artificial intelligence. but there is no mention of the upcoming coronation from the british hating guardian on the eye, reports. the shocking stat that oil company shell have forcibly fitted over 4000 prepaid metres in british homes while raking in a record £32 billion in profit. my while raking in a record £32 billion in profit . my superstar billion in profit. my superstar panel back with me now from the studio, top daily telegraph columnist allison pearson, former conservative london mayoral candidate. the top tory sean bailey, and the author and broadcaster amy nicholl. now breaking tonight, bitter republican groups intent on spoiling the festivities this weekend are threatening to hold their biggest protest in 40 years, including a student led campaign group on the extreme wing of the radical anti—monarchy movement that the times reports that demonstrators

from no more royals will join up with mainstream campaigners, republic and hooligans from other groups who previously hurled eggs at the king that was illegal , of course, but the met illegal, of course, but the met police have issued a powerful warning any potential warning to any potential troublemakers, saying our tolerance for any disruption , tolerance for any disruption, whether through protest or otherwise , will be low. we will otherwise, will be low. we will deal robustly with anyone intent on undermining this celebration. civil rights group liberty has raised its own concern that the police's planned use of facial recognition for the coronation over fears it will be an authority , an overreach. now, authority, an overreach. now, look, you know where i stand on this. of course i believe in the right to protest . i this. of course i believe in the right to protest. i think this. of course i believe in the right to protest . i think police right to protest. i think police should refrain from misuse or overreaching when it comes to their powers . but personally, i their powers. but personally, i also think that these rabble rousing republicans are doing this on the wrong day. alison pierson, what do you reckon ? pierson, what do you reckon? well, dan, there are going to be teee— well, dan, there are going to be ttoo tense— well, dan, there are going to be 11,500 police on— well, dan, there are going to be 11,500 police on the streets, i thtnt— 11,500 police on the streets, i thtnt en— 11,500 police on the streets, i think on saturday. and that's then— think on saturday. and that's more than that. _

think on saturday. and that's more than that. were there at the— more than that. were there at the enees— more than that. were there at the queen's funeral . i hope it the queen's funeral. i hope it vvttt— the queen's funeral. i hope it vvttt te— the queen's funeral. i hope it vvttt te 900d_ the queen's funeral. i hope it will be good humoured policing. i will be good humoured policing. tthtnt— will be good humoured policing. tthtnt e— will be good humoured policing. i think a crackdown would be out of i think a crackdown would be out et tteee— i think a crackdown would be out et tteee during— i think a crackdown would be out of place during the— i think a crackdown would be out of place during the platinum tntttee— of place during the platinum tntttee .— of place during the platinum jubilee , there— of place during the platinum jubilee , there were quite a lot jubilee, there were quite a lot of jubilee, there were quite a lot et teene— jubilee, there were quite a lot et teette whe— jubilee, there were quite a lot of people who were trying to get to the — of people who were trying to get to the nett— of people who were trying to get to the mall who— of people who were trying to get to the mall who friends of mine, in to the mall who friends of mine, tn test. — to the mall who friends of mine, tn test. ant— to the mall who friends of mine, in fact. and they— to the mall who friends of mine, in fact. and they were they were tnshet — in fact. and they were they were tnshet test.— in fact. and they were they were pushed back. so— in fact. and they were they were pushed back. so i'm hoping it ett— pushed back. so i'm hoping it vvttt te— pushed back. so i'm hoping it vvttt te ven— pushed back. so i'm hoping it will be very good— pushed back. so i'm hoping it will be very good humoured. i thtnt— will be very good humoured. i thtnt the— will be very good humoured. i think the-more— will be very good humoured. i think the more royals and think the no more royals and tetnttte— think the no more royals and republic groups— think the no more royals and republic groups are handily going— republic groups are handily going te— republic groups are handily going to te— republic groups are handily going to be wearing yellow t shtvts— going to be wearing yellow t shtvts ent— going to be wearing yellow t shirts and wearing yellow tesetes— shirts and wearing yellow placards. so— shirts and wearing yellow placards. so i— shirts and wearing yellow placards. so i think the crowds mav— placards. so i think the crowds nev vett— placards. so i think the crowds nev vett teet— placards. so i think the crowds may well deal with them themselves— may well deal with them themselves as- may well deal with them themselves as their as their ttentttvtne— themselves as their as their identifying themselves so hentttv— identifying themselves so henttv .— identifying themselves so handily . but— identifying themselves so handily . but i— identifying themselves so handily. but i hope it will identifying themselves so handily . but i hope it will pass handily. but i hope it will pass off handily. but i hope it will pass ett tn— handily. but i hope it will pass ett tn e— handily. but i hope it will pass ett tn e 9°0d_ handily. but i hope it will pass off in a good humoured way. we shentt— off in a good humoured way. we should remember— off in a good humoured way. we should remember that our late eneen— should remember that our late queen was shot— should remember that our late queen was shot at when she was on queen was shot at when she was en hevseteet— queen was shot at when she was en hevseteet .— queen was shot at when she was on horseback . erg.— queen was shot at when she was on horseback . erg. the horse on horseback. erg. the horse veeet— on horseback. erg. the horse veeet nt— on horseback. erg. the horse veeet nt .— on horseback. erg. the horse veeet nt . hev— on horseback. erg. the horse reared up . her majesty gave the reared up. her majesty gave the tense— reared up. her majesty gave the tense e— reared up. her majesty gave the tense e 9°°d_ reared up. her majesty gave the horse a good pat— reared up. her majesty gave the horse a good pat and just eevvtet— horse a good pat and just eevvtet en— horse a good pat and just carried on and— horse a good pat and just carried on and didn't show any stens— carried on and didn't show any stens et— carried on and didn't show any signs of concern— carried on and didn't show any signs of concern at all. so i thtnt— signs of concern at all. so i think that's— signs of concern at all. so i think that's the _ signs of concern at all. so i think that's the spirit we're teettne— think that's the spirit we're teettne tev— think that's the spirit we're looking for on— think that's the spirit we're looking for on saturday. the tvtttsh— looking for on saturday. the british spirit,— looking for on saturday. the british spirit, just like jacob rees—mogg presented in the little portacabin just behind me when the controlled explosion

went off the other night at buckingham palace. and he was cool as a cucumber. but look, sean bailey, there is a serious point to this of point to this because, of course, there's a real difference between protest and criminal activity. and it's very, very important, isn't it, that the police do crack down if there is any actual criminal attempt to disrupt the coronation a robust response to any disruption is important, if only for the safety of the public, you know as well as the king. but there'll be a large nnnvte— king. but there'll be a large nnnvte et— king. but there'll be a large number of people- “cg but there'll be a large number of people there and the tense— number of people there and the note heve— number of people there and the tettee heve e— number of people there and the police have a duty, a legal duty to teen— police have a duty, a legal duty to teen the— police have a duty, a legal duty to keep the public— police have a duty, a legal duty to keep the public safe. so a vetnst— to keep the public safe. so a robust_necessary| to keep the public safe. so a. robust—necessary as robust response is necessary as wet— robust response is necessary as wet ant— robust response is necessary as well. and what— robust response is necessary as well. and what these need well. and what these groups need to well. and what these groups need te-ntnt— well. and what these groups need te-ntnt tnev— well. and what these groups need to-mind, they end- well. and what these groups need to mind, they end up to bear in mind, they end up teteettne— to bear in mind, they end up defeating message . to bear in mind, they end up- defeating-message . for defeating their own message. for nenv— defeating their own message. for men teene.— defeating their own message. for men teene-ts— many people, this is a celebration— many people, this is a celebration .- many people, this is a celebration . and that celebration. and if that celebration— celebration. and if that celebration interrupted, they celebration is interrupted, they stntt— celebration is interrupted, they stnttv vtv— celebration is interrupted, they stnttv vttt net— celebration is interrupted, they simply will not listen in to these— simply will not listen in to these people's— simply will not listen in to these people's point . but the these people's point. but the teetev— these people's point. but the teen tnvne— these people's point. but the deeper thing here, again, i go teet— deeper thing here, again, i go test te— deeper thing here, again, i go test to the— deeper thing here, again, i go back to the -of- deeper thing here, again, i go back to the of the public back to the safety of the public ent— back to the safety of the public ent es— back to the safety of the public ent es the— back to the safety of the public and as the -police - back to the safety of the public and as the police rebuild and as the met police rebuild then— and as the met police rebuild thetv tnttn— and as the met police rebuild their public reputation, a vetnst— their public reputation, a vetnst-te- their public reputation, a robust to keep their public reputation, a- robust-to keep people robust response to keep people seve— robust response to keep people sete ett— robust response to keep people sete vvttt te— robust response to keep people safe will be important. i think . ant— safe will be important. i think . ant t— safe will be important. i think . ant t inst— safe will be important. i think . and i just one— safe will be important. i think . and i just one more comment etent— . and i just one more comment

etent the— . and i just one more comment about the recognition software . and i just one more comment about used ecognition software . and i just one more comment about used .:ognition software . and i just one more comment about used . ivgnition software . and i just one more comment about used . i actually;oftware . and i just one more comment about used . i actually havetre . and i just one more comment about used . i actually have a being used. i actually have a bit being used. i actually have a ttt et— being used. i actually have a ttt et e— being used. i actually have a bit of a issue— being used. i actually have a bit of a issue with that because thts— bit of a issue with that because thts ts— bit of a issue with that because this is untested.— bit of a issue with that because this is untested. we don't know whet— this is untested. we don't know whet-thts— this is untested. we don't know what-this wood— this is untested. we don't know what this wood will will do what this this wood will will do to the— what this this wood will will do to the tnttte. — what this this wood will will do to the public. what it will do to the public. what it will do to individuals.— to the public. what it will do to individuals. we don't know hev— to individuals. we don't know hev vetn— to individuals. we don't know hev tetv tt— to individuals. we don't know how fair it is. _ to individuals. we don't know how fair it is. we— to individuals. we don't know how fair it is. we don't know hev— how fair it is. we don't know tev-tt— how fair it is. we don't know hevv-tt ts. — how fair it is. we don't know how-it is. and- how fair it is. we don't know how it is. and this how safe it is. and if this settveve— how safe it is. and if this software -out i how safe it is. and if this. software -out and how safe it is. and if this- software -out and you software picks you out and you ent— software picks you out and you end-innocent,- software picks you out and you end innocent, fine. but end up being innocent, fine. but the-ts.— end up being innocent, fine. but the-ts. the— end up being innocent, fine. but the-is, the police- end up being innocent, fine. but the is, the police the the point is, the police are the ttnoevtvtntet— fingerprinted you that are tethe— fingerprinted you that are tettne-es- fingerprinted you that are taking-as as. fingerprinted you that are- taking-as as natural taking your dna as as natural course of an investigation. but the—heve- course of an investigation. buti the—heve teen the start point would have been an the start point would have been en—vvhteh- an unnatural course, which will be an unnatural course, which will te-veeeenttten- be this facial recognition recognition— be this facial recognition recognition software. and i have a recognition software. and i have enttve— recognition software. and i have e ttttte ttt— recognition software. and i have a little bit of— recognition software. and i have a little bit of a— recognition software. and i have a little bit of a problem with thet.— a little bit of a problem with thet. thts— a little bit of a problem with that. this is— a little bit of a problem with that. this is not— a little bit of a problem with that. this is not big brother, inst— that. this is not big brother, inst-tnteet- that. this is not big brother, inst-tnteet. - that. this is not big brother, just-indeed. andl that. this is not big brother,| just-indeed. and i that. this is not big brother,- just-indeed. and i do just yet. no, indeed. and i do understand that. but the problem is, amy nicole, we saw what happened buckingham palace is, amy nicole, we saw what hapotheri buckingham palace is, amy nicole, we saw what hapother nightickingham palace is, amy nicole, we saw what hapother night . kingham palace is, amy nicole, we saw what hapother night . theretm palace is, amy nicole, we saw what hapother night . there are )alace the other night. there are genuine security threats. this is the biggest police operation in history. so can you understand why folk like me, while we absolutely approve of people who want to protest, think are actually it's a little bit irresponsible because you're putting police under all of this extra pressure on a day where they really need to be focussed

on the real criminals, the terrorists, the people who want to cause big issues. terrorists, the people who want to cause big issues . and then to cause big issues. and then also it's just a bit mean, isn't it? why are they doing it? why are they trying to ruin charles's big day ? i don't think charles's big day? i don't think envtetv— charles's big day? i don't think anybody anybdy's_ vcg c?g7 i don't think anybody anybody's trying to ruin chevtes— anybody anybody's trying to ruin chevtes hts— anybody anybody's trying to ruin charles his big— anybody anybody's trying to ruin charles his big day. ccu charles his big day. but i do thtnt— charles his big day. but i do thtnt ven— charles his big day. but i do think you know, we have to protect the right to protest. and as long as the protest sites aren't violent or breaking the law , then these people are law, then these people are entitled to their opinion in the same way as we are all. if you want to celebrate , then you can want to celebrate, then you can celebrate. but if want to go celebrate. but if you want to go and , you're and peacefully protest, you're a taxpayer. you're a citizen in a free society and you have the right to do that as well. we need to tolerate all opinions. and i think it's a bit mean, isn't think i think what's isn't it? i think i think what's ts the— isn't it? i think i think what's mean is the police— c c7 i think i think what's mean is the police essentially thveetentne— mean is the police essentially threatening anyone who might not etvee— threatening anyone who might not etvee vtth— threatening anyone who might not eovee vtth the— threatening anyone who might not agree with the royalist sentiment _ agree with the royalist sentiment. - agree with the royalist sentiment . “ agree with the royalist sentiment. c“c;”c; agree with the royalist- sentiment . i mean, there is sentiment. i mean, there is something troubling about giving. it's giving the force that has. no, no, it's a fine the. — that has. no, no, it's a fine the. t— that has. no, no, it's a fine line. i think— that has. no, no, it's a fine line. i think it— that has. no, no, it's a fine line. i think it is a fine line

in clamping down on protests. and that's why it's important to not overreach and certainly not be using things like facial recognition . i think that's the recognition. i think that's the fine line we've seen this week, how rules of protests can change and the new bill to me is incredibly troubling. and the met police's tweets today , they met police's tweets today, they read like a threat. and i don't think victor gao sean bailey , think victor gao sean bailey, allison pearson do stand by. but the coronation knees up will eenttnne— but the coronation knees up will continue after— but the coronation knees up will continue after saturday's main vent — continue after saturday's main vent vts— continue after saturday's main event. it's not— continue after saturday's main event. it's not over because theve— event. it's not over because theve vvttt— event. it's not over because there will be— event. it's not over because there will be this- event. it's not over because there will be this jubilee and htstevte— there will be this jubilee and historic concert— there will be this jubilee and historic concert at windsor cestte— historic concert at windsor cestte set— historic concert at windsor castle set to _ historic concert at windsor castle set to wow thousands , castle set to wow thousands, thensents— castle set to wow thousands, thousands and— castle set to wow thousands, thousands and thousands of tnntens— thousands and thousands of enntevs en— thousands and thousands of punters on sunday. now overseas stevs— punters on sunday. now overseas stevs atte— punters on sunday. now overseas stars like nick— punters on sunday. now overseas stars like nick cave— punters on sunday. now overseas stars like nick cave and lionel tttehte— stars like nick cave and lionel tttehte ee— stars like nick cave and lionel tttehte eve-te- stars like nick cave and lionel richie are-to rock- stars like nick cave and lionel richie are to rock the richie are booked to rock the ttooest— richie are booked to rock the tteeest steoe— richie are booked to rock the biggest stage in— richie are booked to rock the biggest stage in british history . tnt— biggest stage in british history . tnt sne— biggest stage in british history . tnt et— biggest stage in british history . but some of our— biggest stage in british history . but some of our home grown tnvvtes— . but some of our home grown tnvvtes-nset— . but some of our home grown luvvies-used the- . but some of our home grown luvvies used the occasion luvvies have used the occasion to tveve— luvvies have used the occasion to tveve then— luvvies have used the occasion to prove their anti _ luvvies have used the occasion to prove their anti britishness by -to_ to prove their anti britishness tv-te nenevh- to prove their anti britishness by to perform harry by refusing to perform harry stvte— by refusing to perform harry stvte shevvs— by refusing to perform harry style shows. adele and harry and netten-s— style shows. adele and harry and heehen-s mete.— style shows. adele and harry and meghan's mate, elton john, are inst— meghan's mate, elton john, are tnst e— meghan's mate, elton john, are tnst e tevv— meghan's mate, elton john, are tnst e tev et— meghan's mate, elton john, are just a few of the— meghan's mate, elton john, are just a few of the party poopers to net— just a few of the party poopers te snnt the— just a few of the party poopers to snub the biggest event in a oenevetten— to snub the biggest event in a generation with— to snub the biggest event in a generation with one top tntttetst—

generation with one top publicist recently saying stay avev— publicist recently saying stay avev eets— publicist recently saying stay away acts potentially , he feared away acts potentially, he feared a away acts potentially, he feared e teettesh— away acts potentially, he feared a backlash from _ away acts potentially, he feared a backlash from fans if they tentevnet— a backlash from fans if they performed for— a backlash from fans if they performed for what he called the pr performed for what he called the ttt ttsestev— performed for what he called the pr disaster royals.— performed for what he called the pr disaster royals. well, we're all pr disaster royals. well, we're ett tethe— pr disaster royals. well, we're ett going te— pr disaster royals. well, we're ett going to te— pr disaster royals. well, we're all going to be dancing on the eetttne— all going to be dancing on the ceiling regardless. courtesy of heettnev— ceiling regardless. courtesy of headliner lionel— ceiling regardless. courtesy of headliner lionel richie , who got headliner lionel richie, who got to tensenettv— headliner lionel richie, who got to personally meet the king and eneen— to personally meet the king and eneen ent— to personally meet the king and eneen ent the— to personally meet the king and queen and the buckingham palace sentens— queen and the buckingham palace eevtens .— queen and the buckingham palace eevtens . ant— queen and the buckingham palace gardens . and you— queen and the buckingham palace gardens . and you know what? gardens. and you know what? i the— gardens. and you know what? i the tttehte-s— gardens. and you know what? i like richie's attitude. he said thts— like richie's attitude. he said thts es— like richie's attitude. he said thts e— like richie's attitude. he said this was a once— like richie's attitude. he said this was a once in a lifetime ettennnttv— this was a once in a lifetime ettennnttv te— this was a once in a lifetime opportunity to sing at windsor cestte— opportunity to sing at windsor cestte es— opportunity to sing at windsor cestte es he— opportunity to sing at windsor castle as he joined thousands of enests— castle as he joined thousands of enests tev— castle as he joined thousands of guests for that— castle as he joined thousands of guests for that traditional eevten— guests for that traditional oevten nenv— guests for that traditional garden party. and with take that shevtne— garden party. and with take that sharing headlining duties to, you— sharing headlining duties to, ven tnev— sharing headlining duties to, you know what— sharing headlining duties to, you know what we're in for one of you know what we're in for one et the— you know what we're in for one of the greatest— you know what we're in for one of the greatest days of our ttves. — of the greatest days of our ttves. ant— of the greatest days of our lives. and i— of the greatest days of our lives. and i think i think the thes— lives. and i think i think the tttes et— lives. and i think i think the likes of harry— lives. and i think i think the likes of harry styles adele and ttten— likes of harry styles adele and ttten t— likes of harry styles adele and elton i think— likes of harry styles adele and elton i think are— likes of harry styles adele and elton i think are missing out centne— elton i think are missing out centne nt— elton i think are missing out now. coming up, as tonight's sntevstev— now. coming up, as tonight's superstar panellist allison teensen— superstar panellist allison pearson -the - superstar panellist allison pearson the king superstar panellist allison - pearson -the king and pearson declares the king and centtte-s— pearson declares the king and camilla's love— pearson declares the king and camilla's love story as one of the— camilla's love story as one of the eveetest— camilla's love story as one of the greatest of— camilla's love story as one of the greatest of all— camilla's love story as one of the greatest of all time is evenne— the greatest of all time is tteetno the— the greatest of all time is placing the queen consort front ent— placing the queen consort front ent sente— placing the queen consort front ent eente et— placing the queen consort front and centre of the— placing the queen consort front and centre of the coronation. a vtstt— and centre of the coronation. a vtstv tntttettv— and centre of the coronation. a risky publicity move . my risky publicity move. my sntevstev— risky publicity move. my superstar panel thrashed this ent.— superstar panel thrashed this one out, along— superstar panel thrashed this one out, along with more of

tomorrow's newspaper front teees— tomorrow's newspaper front teoes. ven— tomorrow's newspaper front pages. very soon. but next, the steetetev-s— pages. very soon. but next, the spectator's kara— pages. very soon. but next, the spectator's kara kennedy reports thet— spectator's kara kennedy reports thet the— spectator's kara kennedy reports thet the vete— spectator's kara kennedy reports that the late queen branded netten— that the late queen branded heohen tvtt— that the late queen branded meghan evil at— that the late queen branded meghan evil at a balmoral drinks veeettten— meghan evil at a balmoral drinks veeettten inst— meghan evil at a balmoral drinks reception just last— meghan evil at a balmoral drinks reception just last year. hvtneess— reception just last year. princess diana's loyal butler ent— princess diana's loyal butler ent tese— princess diana's loyal butler and close personal friend paul nntev.— and close personal friend paul tnttev. tent— and close personal friend paul butler, paul burrell, he's going to veeet— butler, paul burrell, he's going to veeet te— butler, paul burrell, he's going to react to that— butler, paul burrell, he's going to react to that bombshell stony.— to react to that bombshell stevv. hts— to react to that bombshell story. his live— to react to that bombshell story. his live with me at westminster— story. his live with me at westminster at- story. his live with me at westminster at buckingham heteee— westminster at buckingham palace. we're— westminster at buckingham palace. we're back in just a moment— palace. we're back in just a nevnent .—

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. channel live at buckingham palace with princess diana's rock and royal insider paul burrell and queen consort camilla will be crowned simply queen at this saturday's coronation. but the rift between her two beloved stepsons is wider than ever after harry's bombshell oversharing of deeply private family moments , private family moments, including a physical fight at frogmore cottage. in his memoir, spare , and a string of high spare, and a string of high profile interviews earlier this yeah profile interviews earlier this year. now the daily telegraph's well—connected royal editor, victoria ward, is today reporting that the duke does not expect to have any personal conversations with his father on the day of the coronation. he has also not expecting to have any meaningful conversations with the prince and princess of wales, such as the golf between the two brothers that multiple sources have said they cannot see how the relationship will

ever be repaired. and as i write in a new mail online column today, we know that until her dying breath, the late diana was vociferously opposed. the idea of camilla becoming queen with the mere mention of the prospect reportedly filling her with equal levels of punch in the guts, upset and guts, dread immense upset and visceral anger. but but i'm also aware that the coronation of king charles will mean that sooner or later, diana's eldest son, william, will to be crowned king, ensuring her legacy will continue through her treasured children, or one of them, at least . and i'm delighted to be least. and i'm delighted to be joined tonight by diana's former butler, close personal confidant. of course, he's worked royal family for worked for the royal family for many, many years. paul burrell, sir. paul, so much to sir. look, paul, so much to unpick on this tonight. firstly, what do you make of this revelation in the telegraph that it looks like harry is going to have no conversation with charles or william on the day of the coronation? i never expected thet— the coronation? i never expected thet vente— the coronation? i never expected that would happen— cu“7 i never expected that would happen anyway, teense— that would happen anyway, because harry— that would happen anyway, because harry is going to be in ent— because harry is going to be in ent ent— because harry is going to be in ent ent tn— because harry is going to be in ent ent tn e— because harry is going to be in and out in a-and- because harry is going to be in and out in a and he's and out in a second and he's going— and out in a second and he's eevne-te— and out in a second and he's eetnolte en— and out in a second and he's going be on aeroplane going to be on the aeroplane

teet— going to be on the aeroplane back-california— going to be on the aeroplane back california before they back to california before they even settled _ back to california before they even settled with crown even settled with the crown tnstte— even settled with the crown tnstte the— even settled with the crown inside the palace. qu inside the palace. no, this is a quick— inside the palace. no, this is a quick visit. you know, he's keeping the door. keeping his foot in the door. his being royal. his relevance is being royal. he's actually coming to the coronation to please his father. his wants him to be his father wants him to be there, and he wants his two sons to witness the biggest day of his quite his life. and that's quite right. and that's how it should be. right. and that's how it should te. tnt— right. and that's how it should te. tnt nenv— right. and that's how it should be. but harry has— right. and that's how it should be. but harry has no- ” cg“ and that's how it should be. but harry has no role ” cg“. and that's how it should be. but harry has no role in the cevenetten— be. but harry has no role in the coronation and— be. but harry has no role in the coronation and will— be. but harry has no role in the coronation and will be sat. six, etent.— coronation and will be sat. six, seven, eight, nine,— coronation and will be sat. six, seven, eight, nine, ten rows tehtnt— seven, eight, nine, ten rows tehtnt hts— seven, eight, nine, ten rows behind his family and the etnestheve— behind his family and the atmosphere inside the abbey is going— atmosphere inside the abbey is going te— atmosphere inside the abbey is going to te— atmosphere inside the abbey is going to te tee— atmosphere inside the abbey is going to be ice cold towards him— going to be ice cold towards him, towards— going to be ice cold towards him, towards harry, because they do him, towards harry, because they te net— him, towards harry, because they to net tevetve— him, towards harry, because they do not forgive him _ him, towards harry, because they do not forgive him for throwing tenttv— do not forgive him for throwing family members— do not forgive him for throwing family members under the bus. veeh. — family members under the bus. veeh. teet— family members under the bus. veeh. teet t— family members under the bus. yeah. look, i actually quoted you— yeah. look, i actually quoted ven tn— yeah. look, i actually quoted you tn my— yeah. look, i actually quoted you in my column for mail online tetev— you in my column for mail online tetev teense— you in my column for mail online today because, you— you in my column for mail online today because, you know , i've today because, you know, i've het— today because, you know, i've het te— today because, you know, i've het to vent— today because, you know, i've had to weigh this— today because, you know, i've had to weigh this up for such a tent— had to weigh this up for such a tent ttne. — had to weigh this up for such a tent the t— had to weigh this up for such a long time. i felt— had to weigh this up for such a long time. �*"c;.. c .. long time. i felt deep unease about the idea of queen camilla for some time. me, too . but for for some time. me, too. but for the future of the monarchy , the future of the monarchy, we've got to go with this. we have to accept the king and queen. we have to, because i'm a nenevehtst— queen. we have to, because i'm a nenevehtst ent— queen. we have to, because i'm a monarchist and we— c“ we have to, because i'm a monarchist and we have to cross

thet— monarchist and we have to cross thet tvttee— monarchist and we have to cross that bridge with— monarchist and we have to cross that bridge with charles and centtte— that bridge with charles and centtte te— that bridge with charles and camilla to get— that bridge with charles and camilla to get to william and cethevtne. — camilla to get to william and catherine. c catherine. because, you see, i'm looking over their shoulders. i'm at short reign i'm looking at this short reign thet— i'm looking at this short reign that-eventually- i'm looking at this short reign that eventually end up with that will eventually end up with king— that will eventually end up with king vnvten— that will eventually end up with king william on— that will eventually end up with king william on the throne with his beautiful— king william on the throne with his beautiful wife— king william on the throne with his beautiful wife , catherine his beautiful wife, catherine testte— his beautiful wife, catherine testte-vtne- his beautiful wife, catherine beside-ring on. his beautiful wife, catherine beside-ring on a. beside him. that ring on a enees— beside him. that ring on a queen's finger— beside him. that ring on a queen's finger and diana's son, king— queen's finger and diana's son, king thet— queen's finger and diana's son, king thet ts— queen's finger and diana's son, king that is what— queen's finger and diana's son, king that is what i'm looking for, king that is what i'm looking tev. ent— king that is what i'm looking tev. ent thet— king that is what i'm looking for, and that is— king that is what i'm looking for, and that is the future . and for, and that is the future. and i for, and that is the future. and t heve— for, and that is the future. and t heve te— for, and that is the future. and t heve to te— for, and that is the future. and i have to go with— for, and that is the future. and i have to go with the plan . you i have to go with the plan. you tnev.— i have to go with the plan. you tnev. ttene-s— i have to go with the plan. you know, diana's colours are nailed to my— know, diana's colours are nailed to my nest— know, diana's colours are nailed to my nest .— know, diana's colours are nailed to my mast , always will be. know, diana's colours are nailed to my mast, always will be. i etvevs— to my mast, always will be. i etvevs te— to my mast, always will be. i always be loyal— to my mast, always will be. i always be loyal and true to her. ant— always be loyal and true to her. ant t— always be loyal and true to her. ant t vvttt— always be loyal and true to her. and i will always— always be loyal and true to her. and i will always support her. ant— and i will always support her. ant vnvten— and i will always support her. and william and— and i will always support her. and william and catherine. and in and william and catherine. and tn e— and william and catherine. and tn e vet— and william and catherine. and tn e wayv harry— and william and catherine. and in a way, harry, because i know tent-s— in a way, harry, because i know harry's blinkered. _ in a way, harry, because i know harry's blinkered. i— in a way, harry, because i know harry's blinkered. i know she's test— harry's blinkered. i know she's eest e— harry's blinkered. i know she's eest e snett— harry's blinkered. i know she's cast a spell on— harry's blinkered. i know she's cast a spell on him, but he's stttt— cast a spell on him, but he's still diana's— cast a spell on him, but he's still diana's son.— cast a spell on him, but he's still diana's son. and i feel tev— still diana's son. and i feel tev htn — still diana's son. and i feel for him because— still diana's son. and i feel for him because i don't think his for him because i don't think hts heevt— for him because i don't think his heart has— for him because i don't think his heart has ever mended . his heart has ever mended. one of his heart has ever mended. one et env— his heart has ever mended. one et guests— his heart has ever mended. one of our guests earlier— his heart has ever mended. one of our guests earlier in- his heart has ever mended. one of our guests earlier in the evening was speculating on what diana would have done this weekend if she were alive. and they actually thought that it was possible that she would have agreed to attend the coronation

and sit alongside andrew parker—bowles, camilla's ex husband , and the congregation. husband, and the congregation. what do you think? wouldn't that be interesting? i wouldn't have theneht—tessl be interesting? i wouldn't havej theneht—tess nt thought that she would pass up snet— thought that she would pass up snehlevent— thought that she would pass up such .eventlbeing- such an event, being such a veetevenst— such an event, being such a vociferous member of the royal family-— vociferous member of the royal tenttv. se— vociferous member of the royal family. so proud— vociferous member of the royal family. so proud of her sons tethe— family. so proud of her sons tetne tent— family. so proud of her sons tetne ten et— family. so proud of her sons being part of the royal family ent— being part of the royal family ent event— being part of the royal family ent event et— being part of the royal family and proud of the— being part of the royal family and proud of the monarchy. i thtnt— and proud of the monarchy. i thtnt she— and proud of the monarchy. i think she would— and proud of the monarchy. i think she would have attended. i thtnt— think she would have attended. i thtnt she— think she would have attended. i think she would— think she would have attended. i think she would looked think she would have looked stnnntnt— think she would have looked stunning. she— think she would have looked stunning. she would have entshene— stunning. she would have outshone everyone much the outshone everyone much to the engen— outshone everyone much to the eneev et— outshone everyone much to the eneev et sene— outshone everyone much to the anger of some. but she would heve— anger of some. but she would heve tene— anger of some. but she would heve tene tt— anger of some. but she would have done it with— anger of some. but she would have done it with grace. yeah teense— have done it with grace. yeah tense she— have done it with grace. yeah because she would have moved on hevsett— because she would have moved on hevsett nevv— because she would have moved on herself now and— because she would have moved on herself now and she— because she would have moved on herself now and she would be in herself now and she would be in het ees— herself now and she would be in her 60s, would _ herself now and she would be in her 60s, would have found love, vente— her 60s, would have found love, vent-vennt— her 60s, would have found love, would found position in would have found a position in the—tvetettv- would have found a position in the-probably be- would have found a position in the probably be in the world and probably be in ntvetne— the world and probably be in ukraine right— the world and probably be in ukraine right trying to sort ukraine right now trying to sort the—know! ukraine right now trying to sort. the—tnev thet the mess out. paul, i know that this is something that you never thought like me , you would ever thought like me, you would ever say, from saturday, say, but but from saturday, queen camilla to you, you're okay with that , dan ? it's okay with that, dan? it's a bittersweet moment- j?“7 it's a bittersweet moment for me teense— bittersweet moment for me because having— bittersweet moment for me because having lost our queen so veeenttv— because having lost our queen so veeenttv ent— because having lost our queen so recently and being— because having lost our queen so recently and being devoted to hert— recently and being devoted to hen. tethe— recently and being devoted to her, being devoted to diana and hevtne— her, being devoted to diana and hevtne teen— her, being devoted to diana and having been part— her, being devoted to diana and having been part of that history or having been part of that history

en tethe— having been part of that history en tetne tent— having been part of that history en tetne ten et— having been part of that history or being part of that triangle all or being part of that triangle ett these— or being part of that triangle all those years— or being part of that triangle all those years ago, i can never teveet— all those years ago, i can never teveet hev— all those years ago, i can never forget how cruel— all those years ago, i can never forget how cruel and unkind the king— forget how cruel and unkind the king es— forget how cruel and unkind the king te— forget how cruel and unkind the king was to his— forget how cruel and unkind the king was to his former wife. i sent— king was to his former wife. i sent teveet— king was to his former wife. i can't forget that— king was to his former wife. i can't forget that because you tt— can't forget that because you tt et— can't forget that because you saw it at close— can't forget that because you saw it at close quarters. i saw it saw it at close quarters. i saw tt ent— saw it at close quarters. i saw tt ent tt— saw it at close quarters. i saw tt ent tt hnvt— saw it at close quarters. i saw it and it hurt me— saw it at close quarters. i saw it and it hurt me too. i know hev— it and it hurt me too. i know hev nneh— it and it hurt me too. i know hev nneh tt— it and it hurt me too. i know how much it hurt,- it and it hurt me too. i know how much it hurt, diana, but i heve— how much it hurt, diana, but i heve te— how much it hurt, diana, but i heve te ve— how much it hurt, diana, but i have to move on.— how much it hurt, diana, but i have to move on. and people tell tent— have to move on. and people tell tent ve— have to move on. and people tell me, paul, move on,— have to move on. and people tell me, paul, move on, move on. i am nevtne— me, paul, move on, move on. i am nevtne en— me, paul, move on, move on. i am nevtne tn— me, paul, move on, move on. i am moving on. i'm moving on as a snett-s— moving on. i'm moving on as a snett-s teee— moving on. i'm moving on as a snail's pace because do want snail's pace because i do want the— snail's pace because i do want the nenevehv— snail's pace because i do want the monarchy to— snail's pace because i do want the monarchy to survive and i vtt— the monarchy to survive and i vvttt heve— the monarchy to survive and i vvttt heve te— the monarchy to survive and i will have to accept this. i een-t— will have to accept this. i can't-anything- will have to accept this. i can't anything about it, but can't do anything about it, but i can't do anything about it, but t en— can't do anything about it, but i can never forget— can't do anything about it, but i can never forget what has nettenet— i can never forget what has heteenet tn— i can never forget what has happened in the past and this eentte— happened in the past and this eentte heve— happened in the past and this eentte heve e— happened in the past and this couple have a lot— happened in the past and this couple have a lot of history. ant— couple have a lot of history. ant t— couple have a lot of history. ant t thtnt— couple have a lot of history. and i think the— couple have a lot of history. and i think the people of our eenntvv— and i think the people of our country realise— and i think the people of our country realise that. they veettse— country realise that. they realise that— country realise that. they realise that there's a lot of baggage— realise that there's a lot of teeeeoe thet— realise that there's a lot of baggage that comes with king chevtes— baggage that comes with king chevtes ent— baggage that comes with king charles and queen camilla. are we charles and queen camilla. are ve-eeeett— charles and queen camilla. are we-accept that?- charles and queen camilla. are we accept that? but we ready to accept that? but tnev-ve— we ready to accept that? but thev-ve tethe— we ready to accept that? but they're doing it— we ready to accept that? but they're doing it good faith, they're doing it in good faith, tee. — they're doing it in good faith, tee. tnev-ve— they're doing it in good faith, too. they're doing it in good onese— too. they're doing it in good- teee—teettne grace, and they are also looking tevvevts—ttte- grace, and they are also looking towards—like me.- grace, and they are also looking towards like me. and towards the future, like me. and tev.— towards the future, like me. and one day, william— towards the future, like me. and one day, william and kate. but teette— one day, william and kate. but teette heve— one day, william and kate. but people have discussed why why ten-t— people have discussed why why didn't charles— people have discussed why why didn't charles give the throne to didn't charles give the throne te vvtttten— didn't charles give the throne to william straight away ? well,

to william straight away? well, teense— to william straight away? well, tense hes— to william straight away? well, because he's waited all his life to te— because he's waited all his life to to t— because he's waited all his life to do it. that's— because he's waited all his life to do it. that's why he wants hts— to do it. that's why he wants hts henes— to do it. that's why he wants his hands on— to do it. that's why he wants his hands on the— to do it. that's why he wants his hands on the wheel. he wants to steev— his hands on the wheel. he wants to steev thts— his hands on the wheel. he wants to steer this ship— his hands on the wheel. he wants to steer this ship also , i do to steer this ship also, i do thtnt— to steer this ship also, i do thtnt thet— to steer this ship also, i do think that the _ to steer this ship also, i do think that the king has thought etent— think that the king has thought etent hts— think that the king has thought about his son,— think that the king has thought about his son, the prince of vvetes. — about his son, the prince of vvetes. hes— about his son, the prince of wales. he's thought, well, let htn— wales. he's thought, well, let htn enev— wales. he's thought, well, let htn evee hts— wales. he's thought, well, let him grow his family, let him heve— him grow his family, let him heve e— him grow his family, let him have a family— him grow his family, let him have a family life and by the ttne— have a family life and by the ttne hts— have a family life and by the time his children are grown, vvtttten— time his children are grown, william will— time his children are grown, william will be— time his children are grown, william will be ready for the vete— william will be ready for the vete .— william will be ready for the vete . se— william will be ready for the vete . to t— william will be ready for the role . so i give— william will be ready for the role . so i give it— william will be ready for the role . so i give it ten years now role. so i give it ten years now .vvhet— role. so i give it ten years now .vvhet etent— role. so i give it ten years now , what about this— role. so i give it ten years now , what about this astonishing tveettne— , what about this astonishing breaking news— , what about this astonishing breaking news from the spectator tetev— breaking news from the spectator todayv tvve— breaking news from the spectator today, kyra, kennedy erg, an up and today, kyra, kennedy erg, an up ent etnne— today, kyra, kennedy erg, an up and coming royal— today, kyra, kennedy erg, an up and coming royal reporter who het— and coming royal reporter who het en— and coming royal reporter who we've had on this— and coming royal reporter who we've had on this show revealing thet— we've had on this show revealing thet et— we've had on this show revealing thet et e— we've had on this show revealing that at a balmoral— we've had on this show revealing that at a balmoral drinks veeettten— that at a balmoral drinks reception last— that at a balmoral drinks reception last year, the queen tesevttet— reception last year, the queen described meghan as evil. no, i ten-t— described meghan as evil. no, i ten-t tetteve— described meghan as evil. no, i don't believe that. j don't believe that. down for a secent t— don't believe that. down for a second. i knew— don't believe that. down for a second. i knew her- don't believe that. j c c i knew her majesty. second. i knew her majesty. nett— second. i knew her majesty. vvett t— second. i knew her majesty. vvett t ten-t— second. i knew her majesty. well, i don't think- c c i knew her majesty. well, i don't think that's her stvte. — well, i don't think that's her stvte. tts— well, i don't think that's her style. it's not— well, i don't think that's her style. it's not her— well, i don't think that's her style. it's not her style. it's net— style. it's not her style. it's net e— style. it's not her style. it's net e vent— style. it's not her style. it's not a word she— style. it's not her style. it's not a word she would use . she not a word she would use. she may— not a word she would use. she nev sev— not a word she would use. she may say difficult.— not a word she would use. she may say difficult. she may say, i may say difficult. she may say, t ten-t— may say difficult. she may say, i don't understand— may say difficult. she may say, i don't understand her. i'm eentnset— i don't understand her. i'm eentnset by— i don't understand her. i'm confused by her- i don't understand her. i'm confused by her actions . but

confused by her actions. but ten-t— confused by her actions. but ten-t teveet— confused by her actions. but don't forget, dan— confused by her actions. but don't forget, dan the queen bent over backwards— don't forget, dan the queen bent over backwards to— don't forget, dan the queen bent over backwards to support this young— over backwards to support this vennt tetv— over backwards to support this young lady coming into the royal family-— young lady coming into the royal tenttv. sne— young lady coming into the royal family. she helped her on her tnst— family. she helped her on her first engagement. she offered sethte— first engagement. she offered sethte sethte— first engagement. she offered sophie sophie to her to be her nentev— sophie sophie to her to be her nentev ent— sophie sophie to her to be her mentor and she— sophie sophie to her to be her mentor and she the queen, really ttt — mentor and she the queen, really ttt she— mentor and she the queen, really ttt she sett— mentor and she the queen, really did. she said to— mentor and she the queen, really did. she said to her,— mentor and she the queen, really did. she said to her, you can eenttnne— did. she said to her, you can continue acting— did. she said to her, you can continue acting if— did. she said to her, you can continue acting if you want to eenttnne— continue acting if you want to eenttnne venn— continue acting if you want to continue your role as an actress, then— continue your role as an actress, then you can do envthtne— actress, then you can do anything that- actress, then you can do anything that by last year, the tete — anything that by last year, the tete eneen — anything that by last year, the late queen had— anything that by last year, the late queen had realised that netten— late queen had realised that heohen het— late queen had realised that meghan had not only thrown all of meghan had not only thrown all et these— meghan had not only thrown all of those lovely— meghan had not only thrown all of those lovely opportunities teet— of those lovely opportunities test tn— of those lovely opportunities test tn hev— of those lovely opportunities back in her face,— of those lovely opportunities back in her face, it was more then— back in her face, it was more then thet. — back in her face, it was more than that. paul— back in her face, it was more than that. paul by- back in her face, it was more than that. ?eg back in her face, it was more than that. paul by that point, the late queen understood that meghan was actually trying to destroy the british monarchy . destroy the british monarchy. absolutely. and meghan's presence within— ' .c;.g and meghan's presence within the royal family teee— presence within the royal family teeene-ent— presence within the royal family became and somehow they became toxic and somehow they het— became toxic and somehow they het te— became toxic and somehow they het te veneve— became toxic and somehow they had to remove that. it was a cancer growing— had to remove that. it was a cancer growing in the royal family-— cancer growing in the royal nentv. ant— cancer growing in the royal family. and so— cancer growing in the royal family. and so you think that tete— family. and so you think that tete eneen— family. and so you think that late queen may— family. and so you think that late queen may have had a lot of vesevvettens— late queen may have had a lot of reservations ? _ late queen may have had a lot of reservations ? she— late queen may have had a lot of reservations ? reservations? she may have expressed, but she probably didn't use term . and that's didn't use that term. and that's your view? i never heard that went— your view? i never heard that went tn— your view? i never heard that went tn hev— c . 7 i never heard that word in her vocabulary. c . 7 i never heard that word in her vocabulary . never. word in her vocabulary. never.

nevv— word in her vocabulary. never. hev te— word in her vocabulary. never. new to ven— word in her vocabulary. never. how do you feel— word in her vocabulary. never. how do you feel about this moment— how do you feel about this nevnent tev— how do you feel about this moment for charles, a man who do you moment for charles, a man who do ven heve— moment for charles, a man who do ven heve e— moment for charles, a man who do you heve e tene— moment for charles, a man who do you have a long history with , you have a long history with, teet— you have a long history with, teee ves— you have a long history with, teee ves — you have a long history with, too? yes has— you have a long history with, too? yes has he— you have a long history with, too? yes ct?...”vc;c7’ you have a long history with, too? yes c7 too? yes has he matured? is he able to cope with what's coming this weekend? well, i have to tett— this weekend? well, i have to tett ven— this weekend? well, i have to tett ven thet— this weekend? well, i have to tell you that he— this weekend? well, i have to tell you that he does- c7’ well, i have to tell you that he does have quite a tell you that he does have quite etenten— tell you that he does have quite e venten. ven— tell you that he does have quite a temper. you probably know thet.— a temper. you probably know thet. vtevv.— a temper. you probably know that. well, we— a temper. you probably know that. well, we saw that with the tenntetn—tn- that. well, we saw that with the fountain _ in the i fountain pen, didn't we, in the vet— fountain pen, didn't we, in the vett-tt— fountain pen, didn't we, in the vett-tt tn— fountain pen, didn't we, in the well,-it in private. . well, i've seen it in private. tve— well, i've seen it in private. tve tt— well, i've seen it in private. tve tt tn— well, i've seen it in private. i've seen it in private. it's nettenet— i've seen it in private. it's heteenet te— i've seen it in private. it's happened to me in private. and he-e— happened to me in private. and he-e vent— happened to me in private. and he-a world where- he lives in a world where evene— he lives in a world where everyone -andl he lives in a world where. everyone -and what he lives in a world where- everyone -and what kind everyone says yes. and what kind of everyone says yes. and what kind et e— everyone says yes. and what kind et e tensen— everyone says yes. and what kind of a person does— everyone says yes. and what kind of a person does that make you? aetnettv— of a person does that make you? actually, camilla— of a person does that make you? actually, camilla is— of a person does that make you? actually, camilla is the only tensen— actually, camilla is the only tensen thet— actually, camilla is the only person that can— actually, camilla is the only person that can say no . and she person that can say no. and she vtt— person that can say no. and she vvttt sev— person that can say no. and she vvttt sev — person that can say no. and she will say no. she— person that can say no. and she will say no. she will put his nent— will say no. she will put his hent she-tt— will say no. she will put his hand. she'll put— will say no. she will put his hand. she'll put her hand on his shenttev— hand. she'll put her hand on his shenttev ent— hand. she'll put her hand on his shoulder and say,— hand. she'll put her hand on his shoulder and say, pull shoulder and say, charles, pull teet— shoulder and say, charles, pull test .— shoulder and say, charles, pull test . ant— shoulder and say, charles, pull test . ant t— shoulder and say, charles, pull back . and i think— shoulder and say, charles, pull back . and i think that is her back. and i think that is her vete— back. and i think that is her vete tev— back. and i think that is her role for the— back. and i think that is her role for the future is to be tehtnt— role for the future is to be tehtnt the— role for the future is to be behind the scenes, not to be in tent— behind the scenes, not to be in tvent et— behind the scenes, not to be in tvent et the— behind the scenes, not to be in front of the camera the whole ttne — front of the camera the whole ttne es— front of the camera the whole time as queen.— front of the camera the whole time as queen. and i think her vete— time as queen. and i think her vete ts— time as queen. and i think her role is behind— time as queen. and i think her role is behind the— time as queen. and i think her role is behind the scenes to hete— role is behind the scenes to make sure to— role is behind the scenes to make sure to keep him on track. ant— make sure to keep him on track. ant she-s— make sure to keep him on track. ant shes the— make sure to keep him on track. and she's the common sense ehetee. — and she's the common sense ehetee. cen— and she's the common sense choice. can he— and she's the common sense choice. can he be- and she's the common sense choice. can he be a- and she's the common sense choice. “cg choice. can he be a king who

protects and secures the future of the monarchy in order for a king? william and queen kate? he's a tradition . he's he's a tradition. he's a traditionalist.- he's a tradition. he's a traditionalist. you- .?c he's a traditionalist. you will see thet— traditionalist. you will see thet tn— traditionalist. you will see thet tn the— traditionalist. you will see that in the coronation ceremony . he— that in the coronation ceremony . he vents— that in the coronation ceremony . he vents te— that in the coronation ceremony . he wants to retain all those ett— . he wants to retain all those ett venets— . he wants to retain all those old values, yet— . he wants to retain all those old values, yet he— . he wants to retain all those old values, yet he wants another teet— old values, yet he wants another teet tn— old values, yet he wants another teet tn the — old values, yet he wants another foot in the real— old values, yet he wants another foot in the real world. and it's going— foot in the real world. and it's going te— foot in the real world. and it's going to te— foot in the real world. and it's going to te e— foot in the real world. and it's going to be a very— foot in the real world. and it's going to be a very difficult tetenetne— going to be a very difficult balancing act.— going to be a very difficult balancing act. as prince of tveves.— balancing act. as prince of vvetes he— balancing act. as prince of wales, he could- balancing act. as prince of wales, he could have his finger in wales, he could have his finger tn even— wales, he could have his finger tn every ete— wales, he could have his finger tn every tve tn— wales, he could have his finger in every pie in the— wales, he could have his finger in every pie in the environment , in every pie in the environment . tn— in every pie in the environment . tn tettttes— in every pie in the environment . tn tettttes tn— in every pie in the environment , in politics, in everything, when— , in politics, in everything, vhteh ts— , in politics, in everything, vhteh ts e— , in politics, in everything, which is a big— , in politics, in everything, which is a big risk. as king, he een-t— which is a big risk. as king, he sent hes— which is a big risk. as king, he een-t he-s eevne— which is a big risk. as king, he can't he's going to— which is a big risk. as king, he can't he's going to have to sit on can't he's going to have to sit enihents— can't he's going to have to sit enihents-eetnel can't he's going to have to siti on-hands-going to on his hands and he's going to heve— on his hands and he's going to heve-teet— on his hands and he's going to have-keep quiet. _ on his hands and he's going to have keep quiet. otherwise have to keep quiet. otherwise the-ts— have to keep quiet. otherwise the-tslteetevtvl have to keep quiet. otherwise. the-isljeopardy. so the monarchy is in jeopardy. so i the monarchy is in jeopardy. so tthtnt— the monarchy is in jeopardy. so tthtnt the— the monarchy is in jeopardy. so i think the stakes— the monarchy is in jeopardy. so i think the stakes could not be htehev. — i think the stakes could not be htohev. he.— i think the stakes could not be higher. no, this— i think the stakes could not be higher. no, this is— i think the stakes could not be higher. no, this is a tectonic ttetes— higher. no, this is a tectonic plates shifting— higher. no, this is a tectonic plates shifting time for our eenntvv. — plates shifting time for our eenntvv. ant— plates shifting time for our country. and will- plates shifting time for our country. ' “c .. plates shifting time for our country. ' .. g country. and will you pledge allegiance ? yes, i pledge allegiance? yes, i pledge allegiance. allegiance to our vete— allegiance. allegiance to our tete nneen— allegiance. allegiance to our late queen and— allegiance. allegiance to our late queen and to— cg c allegiance to our late queen and to princess diana . se— late queen and to princess diana . se ven— late queen and to princess diana . se ven ven-t— late queen and to princess diana . so you won't do— late queen and to princess diana . so you won't do the- late queen and to princess diana . so you won't do the archbishop of canterbury's special pledge of canterbury's special pledge of allegiance, dan? i won't. the veetent— of allegiance, dan? i won't. the veetent t— of allegiance, dan? i won't. the weekend i won't.— of allegiance, dan? i won't. the weekend i won't. there's- '..c;cg c j 7 i won't. the weekend i won't. there's too nneh— weekend i won't. there's too much personal— weekend i won't. there's too much personal history in my vent— much personal history in my vevtt te— much personal history in my world. do don't— much personal history in my world. do don't shoot me down. no.— world. do don't shoot me down. he. tn— world. do don't shoot me down. he. tn net— world. do don't shoot me down. no, i'm not saying— world. do don't shoot me down. no, i'm not saying not because a

lot no, i'm not saying not because a tet et— no, i'm not saying not because a tet et teene— no, i'm not saying not because a lot of people feel— no, i'm not saying not because a lot of people feel the way that you— lot of people feel the way that ven te. — lot of people feel the way that ven te. t— lot of people feel the way that you te. tvttt— lot of people feel the way that you do. i will accept him as the.— you do. i will accept him as the. t— you do. i will accept him as king- v vtt— you do. i will accept him as king- v vttt. t— you do. i will accept him as king. i will. i will- you do. i will accept him as king. i will. i will accept her as king. i will. i will accept her es enee ant— king. i will. i will accept her as queen. and we will go forward thet— as queen. and we will go forward across that bridge— as queen. and we will go forward across that bridge together and get to — across that bridge together and get to vnvten— across that bridge together and get to william and catherine . get to william and catherine. tnt— get to william and catherine. tnt tnt— get to william and catherine. tnt tnt t— get to william and catherine. tnt tnt t cen— get to william and catherine. but but i can sense— get to william and catherine. but but i can sense the- get to william and catherine. but but i can sense the emotion from you, paul. you find this very hard. i know how because you know how difficult this would have been for diana. i lived in a world with a very hnvt— lived in a world with a very hurt princess,— lived in a world with a very hurt princess, and i cannot teveet— hurt princess, and i cannot tevoet these — hurt princess, and i cannot forget those years. dan, i sent — forget those years. dan, i sent t— forget those years. dan, i can't. i have— forget those years. dan, i can't. i have letters at home thet— can't. i have letters at home thet the— can't. i have letters at home that the heartbreak that says, chevtes — that the heartbreak that says, chevtes ven— that the heartbreak that says, charles, you are— that the heartbreak that says, charles, you are so cruel to me. ant— charles, you are so cruel to me. ant t— charles, you are so cruel to me. ant t he— charles, you are so cruel to me. ant t he eve— charles, you are so cruel to me. and i he never loved her. he shentt— and i he never loved her. he should never— and i he never loved her. he should never have married her. tnt— should never have married her. tnt then— should never have married her. tnt then we— should never have married her. but then we wouldn't have vvtttten — but then we wouldn't have william and— but then we wouldn't have william and harry. he should heve— william and harry. he should have married— william and harry. he should have married camilla in the tnst— have married camilla in the ttvst eveee. — have married camilla in the first place. and— have married camilla in the first place. and then we would be first place. and then we would te nent— first place. and then we would te vteht. tnt— first place. and then we would be right. but if.— first place. and then we would be right. but if. if— first place. and then we would be right. but if. if william and tete— be right. but if. if william and tete vveve— be right. but if. if william and kate were being— be right. but if. if william and kate were being crowned this veetent— kate were being crowned this veetent .— kate were being crowned this weekend , they— kate were being crowned this weekend , they would be dancing weekend, they would be dancing in weekend, they would be dancing tn the— weekend, they would be dancing in the streets— weekend, they would be dancing in the streets .— weekend, they would be dancing in the streets . we— weekend, they would be dancing in the streets . we would it in the streets. we would it went— in the streets. we would it ventt te— in the streets. we would it ventt te e— in the streets. we would it would be a joyous atmosphere. teet— would be a joyous atmosphere. teet evennt— would be a joyous atmosphere. look around you— would be a joyous atmosphere. look around you .— would be a joyous atmosphere. look around you . it's calm. look around you. it's calm. tvevvene-s— look around you. it's calm. everyone's here. - look around you. it's calm. everyone's here. everyone's centet— everyone's here. everyone's centet ent— everyone's here. everyone's camped out in— everyone's here. everyone's camped out in the mall. tvevvene-s— camped out in the mall. everyone's having a good time. tnt—

everyone's having a good time. tnt ts— everyone's having a good time. tnt ts theve— everyone's having a good time. but is there a— everyone's having a good time. but is there a heart in it ? and but is there a heart in it? and i but is there a heart in it? and t tetv— but is there a heart in it? and v defy envene— but is there a heart in it? and i defy anyone on— but is there a heart in it? and i defy anyone on the day not to thtnt— i defy anyone on the day not to thtnt et— i defy anyone on the day not to thtnt et the— i defy anyone on the day not to think of the woman who is not theve— think of the woman who is not theve .— think of the woman who is not theve . the— think of the woman who is not there . the elephant in the room, there. the elephant in the room, there. the elephant in the room, the ne— there. the elephant in the room, the one woman— there. the elephant in the room, the one woman who william will be the one woman who william will te thtnttne— the one woman who william will be thinking about.— the one woman who william will be thinking about. harry will be thtnttne— be thinking about. harry will be thinking about— be thinking about. harry will be thinking about charles, will be thtnttne— thinking about charles, will be thinking about— thinking about charles, will be thinking about and even camilla will thinking about and even camilla vvttt te— thinking about and even camilla will be thinking— thinking about and even camilla will be thinking about. thinking about and even camilla will be thinking about . well, will be thinking about. well, teet— will be thinking about. well, vett-vnv— will be thinking about. well, teet-vhv t— will be thinking about. well, look, why i wanted you look, that's why i wanted you heve— look, that's why i wanted you here-because- here tonight. because you are ttesstnt— here tonight. because you are blessing. represented blessing. diana's represented tve— blessing. diana's represented ttve en— blessing. diana's represented live on earth.— blessing. diana's represented live on earth. now i have to teen— live on earth. now i have to tetent hev— live on earth. now i have to defend her memory and defend her henen— defend her memory and defend her henen .— defend her memory and defend her henen . ant— defend her memory and defend her henen . ant t— defend her memory and defend her honour . and i can't— defend her memory and defend her honour . and i can't help it for honour. and i can't help it for the— honour. and i can't help it for the vest— honour. and i can't help it for the vest et— honour. and i can't help it for the vest et my— honour. and i can't help it for the rest of my days . paul the rest of my days. paul tenet.— the rest of my days. paul tenet. ven— the rest of my days. paul barrel. very good to speak to ten — barrel. very good to speak to en thent— barrel. very good to speak to en thent ven— barrel. very good to speak to you. thank you so- barrel. very good to speak to you. “?

of the greatest love stories of all find out what all time. we'll find out what her fellow panellists make of that in two short minutes. don't go anywhere .

won't talk about if it's happening _ won't talk about if it's happening. it's happening here. vvete— happening. it's happening here. vvete nt— happening. it's happening here. vvete en te— happening. it's happening here. wake up to mornings on gb news. the wake up to mornings on gb news. the teette— wake up to mornings on gb news. the teette .— wake up to mornings on gb news. the teette . tet-s— wake up to mornings on gb news. the people . let's return to the people. let's return to tomorrow's news tonight. jce “ tomorrow's news tonight. now in our tomorrow's news tonight. now in nette— tomorrow's news tonight. now in nette tnev— tomorrow's news tonight. now in our media buzz and more, front pages have just been delivered the coronation theme to the daily telegraph leads with comments from the anthem composer for the coronation. andrew lloyd webber, lord andrew lloyd webber, that the king wanted a song that was made for churches was hummable and would stand the test of time . my stand the test of time. my goodness, i love lloyd webber . goodness, i love lloyd webber. cannot wait to hear it. the daily front page fumes at daily mail front page fumes at china's coronation insult to britain beijing confirms it britain as beijing confirms it will send the man behind the hong kong democracy crackdowns to king's special day in to the king's special day in place of president xi. more in

the media buzz now with tonight's super star panel. the top daily telegraph columnist allison pearson, top tory sean bailey, and the author and broadcaster amy nicholl . now, broadcaster amy nicholl. now, the course of true love never did run smooth. and there are fewer better examples of that than the enduring relationship between the king and queen consort camilla, who will officially become queen at saturday's coronation, a prospect that was considered near impossible just a few short years ago . allison has actually years ago. allison has actually written in the daily telegraph really, really fascinating piece that charles and camilla's is one of the great love stories of all time. after weathering decades of cynicism and abuse from both the press and the pubuc from both the press and the public to reach the pinnacle of this weekend's coronation. however not everyone seems to be convinced with harry branding camilla a wicked stepmother in his bombshell memoir , spare his bombshell memoir, spare camilla's presence in charles and diana's marriage is still fresh in many folks memories and

coupled with the king's insistence on rebranding her as his queen. despite the late queen elizabeth's wishes that camilla be known instead as queen consort putting this controversial relationship front and centre of such a significant state event which could be seen as inflammatory. so allison , as inflammatory. so allison, look, it was fascinating speaking to paul burrell before the break, you know, he had tears his eyes. he is still tears in his eyes. he is still struggling with this because of how he feels about diana. but you actually feel like there's a lot to celebrate with the with the triumphs and tragedies of camilla and charles's relationship, which , let's be relationship, which, let's be honest, has been a roller coaster from start to finish. it has done i mean, it is a happily ever after, but it's been a pretty dark fairy tale . so pretty dark fairy tale. so charles and camilla c?g/5. so charles and camilla first c?g/5. g so charles and camilla first met pretty dark fairy tale. so- charles and camilla first met in tttt. — charles and camilla first met in tttt. t— charles and camilla first met in tttt. t neen— charles and camilla first met in 1971. i mean, can— charles and camilla first met in 1971. i mean, can you imagine ? 1971. i mean, can you imagine? ant— 1971. i mean, can you imagine? ant tnev— 1971. i mean, can you imagine? ant thev vvee— 1971. i mean, can you imagine? and they were hugely attracted to eeen— and they were hugely attracted to each other. _ and they were hugely attracted to each other. they made each ethev— to each other. they made each ethev tenth— to each other. they made each ethev tenth .— to each other. they made each other laugh . you— to each other. they made each other laugh . you can still see other laugh. you can still see thet— other laugh. you can still see thet nevv— other laugh. you can still see that now. can't— other laugh. you can still see that now. can't you? and there e tent — that now. can't you? and there was a bond. and— that now. can't you? and there was a bond. and then, of course, he es— was a bond. and then, of course, he ettteet—

was a bond. and then, of course, he was obliged as— was a bond. and then, of course, he was obliged as the heir to the— he was obliged as the heir to the thvene— he was obliged as the heir to the thvene .— he was obliged as the heir to the throne , absurdly, to find the throne, absurdly, to find a tvetestent— the throne, absurdly, to find a protestant virgin _ the throne, absurdly, to find a protestant virgin to marry. i mean, looking— protestant virgin to marry. i mean, looking back now, that teets— mean, looking back now, that feels ridiculous.— mean, looking back now, that feels ridiculous. but that was the tvessnve— feels ridiculous. but that was the pressure on— feels ridiculous. but that was the pressure on him . he married the pressure on him. he married the pressure on him. he married the event— the pressure on him. he married the vvveno vennen— the pressure on him. he married the wrong woman. i mean, she was a the wrong woman. i mean, she was eventevtnt— the wrong woman. i mean, she was a wonderful-woman. - the wrong woman. i mean, she was a wonderful woman. lady a wonderful young woman. lady ttene— a wonderful young woman. lady evene spencer-— a wonderful young woman. lady diana spencer. but— a wonderful young woman. lady diana spencer. but she was the event— diana spencer. but she was the wrong woman iand _ diana spencer. but she was the- wrong woman .and -very wrong woman. and they were very eenvetnte— wrong woman. and they were very convolute means— wrong woman. and they were very convolute means of— wrong woman. and they were very convolute means of them getting teet— convolute means of them getting test teeethev— convolute means of them getting teet teoethev .— convolute means of them getting back together . of— convolute means of them getting back together . of course, you back together. of course, you tnev.— back together. of course, you tnev. aneete — back together. of course, you know, angela levin, guest , know, angela levin, your guest, hes— know, angela levin, your guest, has-very— know, angela levin, your guest, hes-ven-vett- has written very, very well etent— has written very, very well etent .— has written very, very well etent . ven— has written very, very well about , you know, when did the about, you know, when did the ettev— about, you know, when did the affair resume— about, you know, when did the affair resume ,_ about, you know, when did the affair resume , all— about, you know, when did the affair resume , all that stuff. affair resume, all that stuff. tnt— affair resume, all that stuff. tnt tt— affair resume, all that stuff. tnt tt ts— affair resume, all that stuff. but it is amazing when she is eveen— but it is amazing when she is ten nneen— but it is amazing when she is crown queen next— but it is amazing when she is crown queen next to him on stntt.— crown queen next to him on saturday tts— crown queen next to him on saturday, it's going to be the culmination— saturday, it's going to be the culmination of— saturday, it's going to be the culmination of a— saturday, it's going to be the culmination of a very, very eneztne— culmination of a very, very eneztne ent— culmination of a very, very amazing and enduring love. the oneness— amazing and enduring love. the tnehess et— amazing and enduring love. the duchess of windsor called her entetteevethv— duchess of windsor called her entetteovethv .— duchess of windsor called her autobiography , the heart has its autobiography, the heart has its reasons and the— autobiography, the heart has its reasons and the heart of charles ent— reasons and the heart of charles ent centtte— reasons and the heart of charles and camilla have— reasons and the heart of charles and camilla have their reasons. ant— and camilla have their reasons. ant t— and camilla have their reasons. ant t thtnt— and camilla have their reasons. and i think he— and camilla have their reasons. and i think he will— and camilla have their reasons. and i think he will be thrilled thet— and i think he will be thrilled thet she— and i think he will be thrilled thet she ts— and i think he will be thrilled that she is his— and i think he will be thrilled that she is his queen. i do thtnt— that she is his queen. i do think there's— that she is his queen. i do think there's a— that she is his queen. i do think there's a risk. i do share venn— think there's a risk. i do share venv tentts— think there's a risk. i do share your doubts about— think there's a risk. i do share your doubts about that. i think ntn— your doubts about that. i think htn eetttne— your doubts about that. i think him calling her— your doubts about that. i think him calling her queen, he venten-t— him calling her queen, he wouldn't settle- him calling her queen, he wouldn't settle for queen consent.— wouldn't settle for queen consort, which- wouldn't settle for queen consort, which is what the late eneen— consort, which is what the late eneen ttt— consort, which is what the late eneen ttt ttt— consort, which is what the late queen did. did specify. so i

ten-t— queen did. did specify. so i ten-t tnev— queen did. did specify. so i ten-t tnev .— queen did. did specify. so i don't know . i— queen did. did specify. so i don't know . i don't know. i don't know. i don't know. i thtnt— don't know. i don't know. i thtnt tts— don't know. i don't know. i think it's amazing. i think shes— think it's amazing. i think shes 900d_ think it's amazing. i think she's good for— think it's amazing. i think she's good for him . he was she's good for him. he was amazingly— she's good for him. he was amazingly anguished , tortured amazingly anguished, tortured young— amazingly anguished, tortured vennt nen— amazingly anguished, tortured young ent— amazingly anguished, tortured young man and we see him now. chevtes— young man and we see him now. chevtes ts— young man and we see him now. chevtes ts e— young man and we see him now. charles is a much— young man and we see him now. charles is a much happier, more vetevet— charles is a much happier, more vetevet tensen— charles is a much happier, more relaxed person .— charles is a much happier, more relaxed person . he'll be relaxed person. he'll be a tettev— relaxed person. he'll be a tettev king— relaxed person. he'll be a better king for— relaxed person. he'll be a better king for having her there . ant— better king for having her there . ant harry— better king for having her there . and harry, really. but sean, do . and harry, really. but sean, te ven— . and harry, really. but sean, do you worry that people are especially in the royal family and the british establishment are almost trying to erase what happened to diana? it does have to be happened to diana? it does have to te tent— happened to diana? it does have to te tent et— happened to diana? it does have to te ten et the— happened to diana? it does have to be part of the story,- c j 7 it does have to be part of the story, doesn't ttt — to be part of the story, doesn't ttt t— to be part of the story, doesn't ttt t neen— to be part of the story, doesn't it? i mean, it— to be part of the story, doesn't it? i mean, it does.- to be part of the story, doesn't it? “ . c ch. to be part of the story, doesn't it? i mean, it does. you saw when some of the stars turned down performing at the at the coronation and it's because many of them have big fan groups that still have a love for diana. and i think they either tried to stay or to demonstrate stay neutral or to demonstrate they still support diana. diana was beloved. and i think for your younger viewers, they they might not understand just how important she was to the british public. and that will always be part king's story. but public. and that will always be partthing king's story. but public. and that will always be partthing i'llng's story. but public. and that will always be partthing i'll say story. but public. and that will always be partthing i'll say onvry. but public. and that will always be partthing i'll say on a. but public. and that will always be partthing i'll say on a personal one thing i'll say on a personal level, taken an enormous level, he's taken an enormous risk by insisting she's called the queen and she must, at least

on a personal level, really appreciate that . i i do. you appreciate that. i i do. you celebrate, charles and- you celebrate, charles and camilla as celebrate, charles and camilla es et— celebrate, charles and camilla es et the— celebrate, charles and camilla as one of the greatest love stevtes— as one of the greatest love stevtes et— as one of the greatest love stories of all— as one of the greatest love stories of all time. ' c stories of all time. and i think that their love story for them is a is a lovely one, but it did have quite a fair bit of collateral damage . and however, collateral damage. and however, camilla can be many things to many people. she can be whatever she is. prince harry. but the thing is, she is the world to charles. they were the same. veeh. — charles. they were the same. veeh. etev.— charles. they were the same. yeah. okay. well— charles. they were the same. yeah. okay. well look,- they were the same. jk;?“ okay. well look, allison yeah. okay. well look, allison teensen amy— jk;?“ okay. well look, allison pearson, amy nicola sturgeon tettev— pearson, amy nicola sturgeon tettev .— pearson, amy nicola sturgeon tettev . te— pearson, amy nicola sturgeon bailey , do stand— pearson, amy nicola sturgeon bailey , do stand by. greatest bailey, do stand by. greatest tvttetn— bailey, do stand by. greatest britain union— bailey, do stand by. greatest britain union jackass. coming up. britain union jackass. coming nt. tnt— britain union jackass. coming nt. tnt vhtte— britain union jackass. coming up. but while harry still hasn't evvtvet— up. but while harry still hasn't evvtvet tn— up. but while harry still hasn't arrived in the— up. but while harry still hasn't arrived in the u.k._ up. but while harry still hasn't arrived in the uk. ahead of the tvetest— arrived in the uk. ahead of the tteeest tev— arrived in the uk. ahead of the tteeest tev et— arrived in the uk. ahead of the biggest day of his— arrived in the uk. ahead of the biggest day of his dad's life, vvtttten — biggest day of his dad's life, william and— biggest day of his dad's life, william and kate have been tnttne— william and kate have been building coronations bank building the coronations bank tettev— building the coronations bank hetttev—ei holiday fever as they made a the— holiday fever as they made a the te— holiday fever as they made a the to the— holiday fever as they made a the to the tnt— holiday fever as they made a trip to the pub at the ceremony on trip to the pub at the ceremony en tetent.— trip to the pub at the ceremony on saturday. they're bound to be tvevetttne— on saturday. they're bound to be tvevetttno by— on saturday. they're bound to be travelling by horse— on saturday. they're bound to be travelling by horse and eevneee— travelling by horse and carriage, aren't they? but today travelling by horse and carrprince ren't they? but today travelling by horse and carrprince and they? but today travelling by horse and carrprince and princessut today travelling by horse and carrprince and princess of today travelling by horse and carrprince and princess of wales the prince and princess of wales tethe— the prince and princess of wales were going underground. the eentte— were going underground. the eentte nete— were going underground. the couple made it— were going underground. the couple made it through the tenets— couple made it through the barriers-hitch- couple made it through the barriers hitch at barriers without a hitch at atten— barriers without a hitch at acton-ttne- barriers without a hitch at acton line tube station to

acton main line tube station to hete— acton main line tube station to nete then— acton main line tube station to make their first— acton main line tube station to make their first trip on the tttzeteth— make their first trip on the elizabeth line,— make their first trip on the elizabeth line, after elizabeth line, named after vnvten-s— elizabeth line, named after vvtttten-s—l elizabeth line, named afteri william's_, the elizabeth line, named after- william's_, the late william's grandmother, the late eneen— william's grandmother, the late eneen ent— william's grandmother, the late queen and they— william's grandmother, the late queen and they happened to bump into queen and they happened to bump tnte seetet— queen and they happened to bump into social media— queen and they happened to bump into social media sensation and vettvev— into social media sensation and railway enthusiast.— into social media sensation and railway enthusiast. i'm pretty thts— railway enthusiast. i'm pretty sure this wasn't— railway enthusiast. i'm pretty sure this wasn't a coincidence. tvenets— sure this wasn't a coincidence. francis bourgeois— sure this wasn't a coincidence. francis bourgeois look . thank francis bourgeois look. thank ven.— francis bourgeois look. thank ven. tve— francis bourgeois look. thank ven. bye bye- — francis bourgeois look. thank you. bye bye. ?egc ?egc c;g you. bye bye. bye. bye bye. hey, nice to. hi. how are you- you. bye bye. ?egc ?egc c;g “ cc; hi. how are you doing? nice to. hi. how are you doing? hi. nice to. hi. how are you doing? ht. htce— nice to. hi. how are you doing? ht. htce te— nice to. hi. how are you doing? hi. nice to meet you . um i hope hi. nice to meet you. um i hope you enjoy the elizabeth line . you enjoy the elizabeth line. yeah. yeah. to nice to meet you. cheevte— yeah. yeah. to nice to meet you. cheerio goodbye— yeah. yeah. to nice to meet you. cheerio goodbye .— yeah. yeah. to nice to meet you. cheerio goodbye . wow �*vajc;.. cheerio goodbye. wow well, thet-s— cheerio goodbye. wow well, thet-s whet— cheerio goodbye. wow well, that's what you call a viral clip . right after that, they clip. right after that, they disembarked at tottenham court roadin disembarked at tottenham court road in soho and were welcomed by adoring crowds before visiting the dog and duck pub. now, naturally, william got stuck in behind the bar and tried his hand pouring pint tried his hand at pouring a pint of cider . and according to of cider. and according to waitress bernie kitson, britain's next in line to the throne poured the pint. throne poured the perfect pint. what pint , i throne poured the perfect pint. what pint, i hear you what was the pint, i hear you ask king maker. of course . ask king maker. of course. lovely pictures there. and with william and kate now the

immediate heirs to the throne , immediate heirs to the throne, the couple's commitment to the royal institution cannot be questioned, in my opinion. now, coming up, is the king's long awaited coronation a just reward for a man who waited 70 years to take the crown often feeling overlooked and underappreciated. the celebrations may well begin early for our new monarch. as i crown tonight's greatest britain and union, jack. crown tonight's greatest britain and union, jack . but next in and union, jack. but next in uncanceled, as the king prepares for the most significant day of his life, while facing criticism for giving in to the anti—traditionalist woke mob and with an uncomfortable face to face reunion with runaway son harry closer. can our harry inching closer. can our new king handle the pressure? the country's top royal biographer, tom bower, reveals all live from buckingham palace. we're back in just two minutes time .

cg operation. begins. operation. time now begins. operation . time now for begins. operation. time now for the man who's covered every dramatic twist and turn of charles ascension to the throne. britain's top royal author tom bower, and among a myriad of challenges on the biggest day of the king's life. this weekend will be coming face to face with his estranged son, prince harry. they will meet for the first time since the publication of harry's job memoir, spare me harry's hit job memoir, spare me where the duke of sussex trashed everything from dad's everything from his dad's parenting calling his parenting skills to calling his queen camilla, dangerous queen wife, camilla, dangerous and a villain. so with king charles being thrust into the ultimate pressure cooker, the saturday arnie deal with the heat and secure the future of the monarchy , and his hugely the monarchy, and his hugely critical book on charles from 2018, rebel king the making of a monarch. tom bower described him as a pampered, petulant and self—pitying prince who is in the struggled to overcome the past struggled to overcome his unpop popularity. so tom has the king changed enough since

you penned that assessment to save the british monarchy ? save the british monarchy? well, i think the book gave him a well, i think the book gave him e teet— well, i think the book gave him e eveet sheet— well, i think the book gave him a great shock and— well, i think the book gave him a great shock and undoubtedly he teet— a great shock and undoubtedly he teet hete— a great shock and undoubtedly he teet nete et— a great shock and undoubtedly he took note of what— a great shock and undoubtedly he took note of what i— a great shock and undoubtedly he took note of what i said. all the— took note of what i said. all the criticisms— took note of what i said. all the criticisms that many people ehe— the criticisms that many people the venet— the criticisms that many people who worked for— the criticisms that many people who worked for him gave me that he es— who worked for him gave me that he e— who worked for him gave me that he was a petulant,— he was a petulant, self—indulgent man who he was a petulant,— self—indulgent man who would ttsten— self—indulgent man who would never listen to— self—indulgent man who would never listen to the— self—indulgent man who would never listen to the advice if it ten-t— never listen to the advice if it tttn-t sntt— never listen to the advice if it didn't suit his— never listen to the advice if it didn't suit his own prejudices ent— didn't suit his own prejudices ent thet— didn't suit his own prejudices and fired people— didn't suit his own prejudices and fired people who didn't etvee— and fired people who didn't etvee vvtth— and fired people who didn't agree with him. but i think he has moderated his manner now. but let's face it, tomorrow , you but let's face it, tomorrow, you know, the coronation really is a charade in the sense that charles has orchestrated the lot . he's orchestrated his image . . he's orchestrated his image. hes— . he's orchestrated his image. he's orchestrated— he's orchestrated his image. he's orchestrated this great teve— he's orchestrated this great teve neteh — he's orchestrated this great love match with camilla and thee— love match with camilla and theve ee— love match with camilla and there are many— love match with camilla and there are many people, moral, of course, was one of— there are many people, moral, of course, was one of the many teette— course, was one of the many teette ehe— course, was one of the many teette the see— course, was one of the many people who see camilla as a enet— people who see camilla as a cruel woman. _ people who see camilla as a cruel woman. ' c people who see camilla as a cruel woman. ' cruel woman. and charles as cruel. also to diana- cruel woman. and charles as cruel. also to diana . - cruel woman. ' ca.c;. also to diana . cruel woman. ' c..c;. also to diana . cruel. also to diana. but i think the media in britain has decided that they've got to support the king because we need a monarchy and so, charles, to that extent has been hugely successful . 20 years of

successful. 20 years of manipulating and managing his image , especially after my book image, especially after my book came out , image, especially after my book came out, when he image, especially after my book came out , when he completely came out, when he completely changed the way in which he did operate, especially on the finances, especially his travel, especially on the sort of luxuries which he indulged with, he just cut that out from the pubuc he just cut that out from the public view and so saturday in fact, will be a celebration . fact, will be a celebration. but really after that, the honeymoon— but really after that, the honeymoon is- but really after that, the honeymoon is over, i think then chevtes— honeymoon is over, i think then chevtes king— honeymoon is over, i think then charles king charles will have to tveve— charles king charles will have to prove himself,— charles king charles will have to prove himself, because eevtetntv— to prove himself, because certainly the— to prove himself, because certainly the broadcast media, tome— certainly the broadcast media, ten. t— certainly the broadcast media, ten. t neen— certainly the broadcast media, tom, i mean, they seem out to get— tom, i mean, they seem out to get the— tom, i mean, they seem out to get the british— tom, i mean, they seem out to get the british monarchy, itv tevvs— get the british monarchy, itv tevvs tenteht— get the british monarchy, itv news tonight running a big poll tetttne— news tonight running a big poll tetttno etent— news tonight running a big poll talking about a— news tonight running a big poll talking about a wave of republicanism sweeping the cenntvv— republicanism sweeping the eenntvv. — republicanism sweeping the country . there's- republicanism sweeping the country . av“c.c; “ .c;.g country. there's definitely that vibe on the bbc and sly, too. so while i think you're right, the newspapers certainly support charles and camilla. i think he's got a rocky road ahead, which brings us, of course, to the rocky road of harry and meghan, caused so much meghan, who have caused so much damage , especially damage, especially internationally . and this internationally. and this weekend, charles and camilla have to come face to face with

this guy. how is that going to work? well, we don't know eetnettv— work? well, we don't know actually where _ 7 well, we don't know actually where harry is going to be actually where harry is going to te seetet— actually where harry is going to te seetet he— actually where harry is going to be seated. no _ actually where harry is going to be seated. no >_ actually where harry is going to be seated. no 5 c “ “ be seated. no > seated in the in the the abbey and i wouldn't the in the abbey and i wouldn't be if he seated be surprised if he seated completely out of their eyeline. i'm sure that's what both the king queen consort king and the queen consort have asked the is, asked for. but the point is, from harry's point of view, camilla really was the woman who made his own mother very, very unhappy. and behaved very badly towards diana . and there's no towards diana. and there's no tentt— towards diana. and there's no tentt thet— towards diana. and there's no doubt that this— towards diana. and there's no doubt that this is— towards diana. and there's no doubt that this is not- c j and there's no doubt that this is not the great teve.— doubt that this is not the great teve. teve— doubt that this is not the great love, love match— doubt that this is not the great love, love match her great love antvevv— love, love match her great love was. andrew parker- love, love match her great love was. c love, love match her great love was. andrew parker bowles. and that didn't work out. so i think to an that didn't work out. so i think to en extent— that didn't work out. so i think to en extent .— that didn't work out. so i think to an extent, you— that didn't work out. so i think to an extent , you know,- c c“ . so i think to an extent , you know, harry to an extent, you know, harry hes— to an extent, you know, harry hes en— to an extent, you know, harry has an argument— to an extent, you know, harry has an argument and some truth in has an argument and some truth tn thet— has an argument and some truth tn thet hts— has an argument and some truth in that his stepmother, so to sheet— in that his stepmother, so to sheet .— in that his stepmother, so to sheet . hes— in that his stepmother, so to speak , has not— in that his stepmother, so to speak , has not been the greatest speak, has not been the greatest esset— speak, has not been the greatest esset tn— speak, has not been the greatest esset tn hts— speak, has not been the greatest asset in his own— speak, has not been the greatest asset in his own life. and she ttt— asset in his own life. and she ttt nse— asset in his own life. and she did cause problems for his own nethev. — did cause problems for his own nethev. ant— did cause problems for his own mother. and from _ did cause problems for his own mother. and from charles's point of mother. and from charles's point et vtevv— mother. and from charles's point et he— mother. and from charles's point of view, he wasn't— mother. and from charles's point of view, he wasn't a— mother. and from charles's point of view, he wasn't a great tethev— of view, he wasn't a great tethev. — of view, he wasn't a great father . when- of view, he wasn't a great father . �*vaj“c;“ “?c of view, he wasn't a great- father. when harry had lost his mother, he abandoned him a lot. and so he feels guilty . but of and so he feels guilty. but of course, harry has— and so he feels guilty. but of course, harry has been- course, harry has been phenomenally disloyal. he has teen— phenomenally disloyal. he has been behaved— phenomenally disloyal. he has been behaved appallingly for a

eveen— been behaved appallingly for a enevh te— been behaved appallingly for a grown man to treat your father, estectettv— grown man to treat your father, esteetettv the — grown man to treat your father, especially the king and eventhtno— especially the king and everything else and the country ent— everything else and the country ent the— everything else and the country ent the vvev— everything else and the country ent the we he— everything else and the country and the way he has. so i think it's going to be a very, very difficult for king charles, but i'm that they'll manage it, i'm sure that they'll manage it, that if harry does turn up and doesn't buy some fluke misses plane in la . or get grounded by plane in la. or get grounded by fog in iceland. that somehow he won't have a role. he won't be present during that whole ceremony. what do you make of thts— ceremony. what do you make of thts tetent— ceremony. what do you make of this report from _ ceremony. what do you make of this report from the— cc;ac;“g what do you make of this report from the spectator tetevt — this report from the spectator teteve ten.— this report from the spectator today? tom, that- this report from the spectator today? t this report from the spectator today? j“ today? tom, that the queen last year at balmoral at a dinner party referred to meghan as evil and said that she could see right through it? well i do think that she was very disparaging and i think i had some quite a few bits about that. but of course, you you sett— that. but of course, you you sett ven— that. but of course, you you said you revealed- but of course, you you said you revealed that on the day— said you revealed that on the tev et— said you revealed that on the tev et tvtnee— said you revealed that on the day of prince philip's funeral, she— day of prince philip's funeral, she sett— day of prince philip's funeral, she said, thank— day of prince philip's funeral, she said, thank goodness heohen-s— she said, thank goodness meghan's not— she said, thank goodness meghan's not coming . �*vajc;.. meghan's not coming. well, that was meghan's not coming. well, that the— meghan's not coming. well, that was the queen. yeah, exactly. and real elizabeth the and the real elizabeth the enee— and the real elizabeth the enee net— and the real elizabeth the queen, not the. qu . queen, not the. no, no, no. it's not the pretend queen. don't be

naughty, tom. but. but c c don't be naughty, tom. but no, i do naughty, tom. but. but no, i do thtnt— naughty, tom. but. but no, i do thtnt thet— naughty, tom. but. but no, i do thtnt thet .— naughty, tom. but. but no, i do thtnt thet . t— naughty, tom. but. but no, i do think that . i mean,— naughty, tom. but no, i do think that . i mean, harry has think that. i mean, harry has tehevet— think that. i mean, harry has behaved appallingly towards centtte. — behaved appallingly towards camilla. he— behaved appallingly towards camilla. he is— behaved appallingly towards camilla. he is at- behaved appallingly towards camilla. c; qt..c;c;“ camilla. he is at the queen. he's said some terrible things, and it was unnecessary . arnie. and it was unnecessary. arnie. and i can believe— and it was unnecessary. arnie. and i can believe that- . .. arnie. and i can believe that she lost hev— and i can believe that she lost hev tentev— and i can believe that she lost her temper with— and i can believe that she lost her temper with him or lost her seet— her temper with him or lost her ceet vtth— her temper with him or lost her cool with him _ her temper with him or lost her cool with him and— her temper with him or lost her cool with him and the sort of the— cool with him and the sort of thtne thet— cool with him and the sort of thing that camilla would have say thing that camilla would have sev ts— thing that camilla would have sev ts .— thing that camilla would have sev ts . entte— thing that camilla would have say is , quite frankly, that, you say is, quite frankly, that, you tnev.— say is, quite frankly, that, you tnev. he — say is, quite frankly, that, you tnev. he hes— say is, quite frankly, that, you know, he has behaved atrociously. - know, he has behaved atrociously. and is, of atrociously. and that is, of course , before— atrociously. and that is, of course , before read atrociously. and that is, of course , before-read heard course, before she read or heard whet— course, before she read or heard vhet he— course, before she read or heard vhet he sett— course, before she read or heard what he said about— course, before she read or heard what he said about her in the teet— what he said about her in the teet vhteh— what he said about her in the book, which was— what he said about her in the book, which was really very uncharitable_ book, which was really very uncharitable ,_ book, which was really very uncharitable , unnecessary. it's uncharitable, unnecessary. it's tntevesttne— uncharitable, unnecessary. it's tntevesttne .— uncharitable, unnecessary. it's interesting , isn't— uncharitable, unnecessary. it's interesting , isn't it, though? interesting, isn't it, though? tecense— interesting, isn't it, though? tecense t— interesting, isn't it, though? because i think— interesting, isn't it, though? because i think we- interesting, isn't it, though? because i think we can- interesting, isn't it, though? because i think we can say that charles and william's once fracturing relationship has certainly improved over the past couple of years. it almost feels, tom, like having a common enemy in harry and meghan has brought them together . and brought them together. and looking at all of the polling this week, william and kate remain charles's biggest asset, and they are going to play a key role on saturday. absolutely. ant— role on saturday. absolutely. ant theve-s— role on saturday. absolutely. and there's no— role on saturday. absolutely. and there's no doubt- vcu“ c?g absolutely. and there's no doubt about cw“ c?g absolutely. and there's no doubt about it thet— and there's no doubt about it thet tt— and there's no doubt about it that if charles,— and there's no doubt about it

that if charles, which some teette— that if charles, which some people believed had gone off to net— people believed had gone off to ttetv vtth— people believed had gone off to italy with camilla— people believed had gone off to italy with camilla and left the thvene— italy with camilla and left the thvene te— italy with camilla and left the throne to william . william and throne to william. william and tete— throne to william. william and vete. then— throne to william. william and kate, then somehow the monarchy vente— kate, then somehow the monarchy ventt te— kate, then somehow the monarchy would be infinitely— kate, then somehow the monarchy would be infinitely more popular then— would be infinitely more popular then tt— would be infinitely more popular then tt ts— would be infinitely more popular than it is today.— would be infinitely more popular than it is today. i— would be infinitely more popular than it is today. i mean, chevtes— than it is today. i mean, charles, does- than it is today. i mean, charles, does have a herculean test— charles, does have a herculean test te— charles, does have a herculean test to en— charles, does have a herculean task to win over— charles, does have a herculean task to win over the republicans and task to win over the republicans ent ve— task to win over the republicans ent ve tnev— task to win over the republicans and we know there— task to win over the republicans and we know there are the ttssentevs. — and we know there are the dissenters. but— and we know there are the dissenters. but i do think that the republicans— dissenters. but i do think that the republicans are egging the sete.— the republicans are egging the sete. ven— the republicans are egging the cake. you know,— the republicans are egging the cake. you know, they're not as tetntev— cake. you know, they're not as tetntev es— cake. you know, they're not as tetntev es teette— cake. you know, they're not as popular as people would like to thtnt— popular as people would like to thtnt. tnev-ve— popular as people would like to think. they're a— popular as people would like to think. they're a tiny minority. i think. they're a tiny minority. tthtnt— think. they're a tiny minority. tthtnt tote— think. they're a tiny minority. i think 70% of— think. they're a tiny minority. i think 70% of this country eevtetntv— i think 70% of this country certainly would— i think 70% of this country certainly would vote for a nenevehv— certainly would vote for a monarchy instead of president johnson— monarchy instead of president tehnsen ev— monarchy instead of president johnson or president prescott. i johnson or president prescott. t tetettv— johnson or president prescott. v tetettv areeg— johnson or president prescott. i totally agree. and,— johnson or president prescott. i totally agree. and, you- johnson or president prescott. i totally agree. and, you know what? i sense a different mood in the air over the past couple of days. i completely agree. the last couple of weeks, people have been a bit hum about this coronation something has changed. i think there's a sense that as a country, we want to get behind king charles. we want to get behind king— get behind king charles. we want to get behind king charles- to get behind king charles teense— to get behind king charles because there's— to get behind king charles because there's no better alternative. _ because there's no better alternative. and because he svntettses— alternative. and because he svntettses e— alternative. and because he symbolises a thousand years of htstevv— symbolises a thousand years of htstevv ent— symbolises a thousand years of history and because we are a

nenevehv— history and because we are a nenevehv .— history and because we are a monarchy , thank— history and because we are a monarchy , thank goodness we're monarchy, thank goodness we're a nenevehv. — monarchy, thank goodness we're a nenevehv. ant— monarchy, thank goodness we're a monarchy. and he— monarchy, thank goodness we're a monarchy. and he has done an enormous amount— monarchy. and he has done an enormous amount of good . this enormous amount of good. this hes— enormous amount of good. this hes te— enormous amount of good. this hes to vent.— enormous amount of good. this has to work. it— enormous amount of good. this has to work. it has— enormous amount of good. this has to work. it has to work. and you— has to work. it has to work. and ven tnev.— has to work. it has to work. and you tnev. he— has to work. it has to work. and you know, he has— has to work. it has to work. and you know, he has done a lot of 900d-_ you know, he has done a lot of eeet t— you know, he has done a lot of oeet v neen— you know, he has done a lot of good. i mean, he— you know, he has done a lot of good. i mean, he is— you know, he has done a lot of good. i mean, he is a flawed ma...— good. i mean, he is a flawed tnt— good. i mean, he is a flawed man, but that's— good. i mean, he is a flawed man, but that's because he's had 60 man, but that's because he's had et-evetttne— man, but that's because he's had et-evetttne .— man, but that's because he's had et-evetttne . t— man, but that's because he's had 60 awaiting , i mean, 60 years awaiting, i mean, apprenticeship,— 60 years awaiting, i mean, apprenticeship, speak. so apprenticeship, so to speak. so we tnst— apprenticeship, so to speak. so we test-thet— apprenticeship, so to speak. so we just-that he- apprenticeship, so to speak. so we just that he pulls it we just hope that he pulls it off we just hope that he pulls it ett .— we just hope that he pulls it ett . thet-s— we just hope that he pulls it off . that's why— we just hope that he pulls it off . that's why think people off. that's why i think people are off. that's why i think people eve-tt— off. that's why i think people eve-tt ent— off. that's why i think people are-it and those- off. that's why i think people are it and those who are are behind it and those who are eeetnst— are behind it and those who are eeetnstlthev— are behind it and those who are against-they-the- are behind it and those who are against they the people against it, they are the people ehe— against it, they are the people the ee— against it, they are the people who are against— against it, they are the people who are against everything. tnev-ve— who are against everything. they're-british- who are against everything. i they're-british society. they're against british society. they're against britain altogether— they're against britain altogether .- they're against britain altogether . and would they're against britain- altogether. and -would like altogether. and they would like us altogether. and they would like ns—tevt— altogether. and they would like ns—tevt et- altogether. and they would like us_part of africa- altogether. and they would like us part of africa or us to become part of africa or senethtne. — us to become part of africa or senethtne. t— us to become part of africa or something. i think- us to become part of africa or something. i think the bbc is liking tom bower, liking it so much. tom bower, absolutely brilliant to speak to you. speak next week when you. we'll speak next week when we've has gone we've seen exactly what has gone down. but it's time now to reveal tonight's greatest britain and union jackass. we'll see you and my superstar panel return. allison pearson , who's return. allison pearson, who's your nominee for tonight's gb? my your nominee for tonight's gb? my nomination is king charles iii, my nomination is king charles vt e— my nomination is king charles iii, a fundamental, decent man vvhe— iii, a fundamental, decent man the ttnettv— iii, a fundamental, decent man who finally gets— iii, a fundamental, decent man who finally gets to start the day— who finally gets to start the tev tet. — who finally gets to start the tev tet. tnt— who finally gets to start the day job. but please, your het-esn.— day job. but please, your majesty, have— day job. but please, your majesty, have a haircut before venn— majesty, have a haircut before venv big— majesty, have a haircut before venv big tev— majesty, have a haircut before venv big tev en—

majesty, have a haircut before venv big tev en .— majesty, have a haircut before your big day on . saturday your big day on. saturday sean tettev.— your big day on. saturday sean bailey venn— your big day on. saturday sean bailey, your nominee. my- bailey, your nominee. my greatest britain is- a my greatest britain is the great tvtttsh— greatest britain is the great british public— greatest britain is the great british public who will be celebrating— british public who will be celebrating the coronation of the nevv— celebrating the coronation of the tht— celebrating the coronation of the new king, shouting and sveentne— the new king, shouting and screaming their— the new king, shouting and screaming their support for our king— screaming their support for our king es— screaming their support for our king es he— screaming their support for our new king as he is— screaming their support for our new king as he is coronated . new king as he is coronated. ant— new king as he is coronated. ant amy— new king as he is coronated. and amy nicole— new king as he is coronated. and amy nicole ,_ new king as he is coronated. and amy nicole , your- new king as he is coronated. and amy nicole , your nominee. so and amy nicole, your nominee. so i kept in the royal theme and i picked lady pamela hicks because i'm planning a wedding at the moment. and i know the stress of a moment. and i know the stress of e enest— moment. and i know the stress of eenest vtst— moment. and i know the stress of e onest ttst nev— moment. and i know the stress of a guest list now, king— and i know the stress of a guest list now, king charles het— a guest list now, king charles het te— a guest list now, king charles het to sun— a guest list now, king charles had to slim down— a guest list now, king charles had to slim down the guest list to the— had to slim down the guest list to the coronation,— had to slim down the guest list to the coronation, which meant he centtn-t— to the coronation, which meant he couldn't invite— to the coronation, which meant he couldn't invite the queens tnnev— he couldn't invite the queens former bridesmaid and lady in vetttne— former bridesmaid and lady in vvetttne .— former bridesmaid and lady in waiting . that's— former bridesmaid and lady in waiting . that's lady pamela waiting. that's lady pamela htets. — waiting. that's lady pamela htets. tnt— waiting. that's lady pamela hicks. but she— waiting. that's lady pamela hicks. but she took it on board ent— hicks. but she took it on board ent graciously— hicks. but she took it on board and graciously accepted the teetsten— and graciously accepted the teetsten te— and graciously accepted the decision to not— and graciously accepted the decision to not invite her and sett— decision to not invite her and sett tts— decision to not invite her and sett tth e— decision to not invite her and said it's a democracy of a nevtteeveev— said it's a democracy of a meritocracy and - said it's a democracy of a meritocracy and it's just sensttte— meritocracy and it's just sensttte .— meritocracy and it's just sensible . what a legend . yeah, i sensible. what a legend. yeah, i theneht— sensible. what a legend. yeah, i theneht tt— sensible. what a legend. yeah, i theneht tt es— sensible. what a legend. yeah, i thought it was really sad that tetv— thought it was really sad that tetv tenete— thought it was really sad that lady pamela hicks was not tnvttet— lady pamela hicks was not tnvttet tt— lady pamela hicks was not invited, if i'm— lady pamela hicks was not invited, if i'm completely henest. — invited, if i'm completely honest. and— invited, if i'm completely honest. and i'm- invited, if i'm completely honest. ' “c invited, if i'm completely honest. ' .. honest. and i'm also still awaiting your wedding invitation to amy, so maybe i haven't made the cut . but, look, winner is

the cut. but, look, my winner is king charles. of course it has to be. we need him to be our greatest briton. well done , greatest briton. well done, allison pearson. union. jack has time now. allison who are you plumping for ? i'm picking the plumping for? i'm picking the tette— plumping for? i'm picking the tettte hetev— plumping for? i'm picking the leftie hater ash— “cg cu7 i'm picking the leftie hater ash sarkar who etteevet— leftie hater ash sarkar who etteevet en— leftie hater ash sarkar who appeared on newsnight and tesevttet— appeared on newsnight and described the— appeared on newsnight and described the royal family as a tenet— described the royal family as a eevtet et— described the royal family as a cartel of some— described the royal family as a cartel of some very weird people . at— cartel of some very weird people . at ent— cartel of some very weird people . at ent ash— cartel of some very weird people . al and ash should— cartel of some very weird people . al and ash should know about tenet— . al and ash should know about eevtet et— . al and ash should know about cartel of some— . al and ash should know about cartel of some very— . al and ash should know about cartel of some very weird people . tnteet — cartel of some very weird people . indeed. she's— cartel of some very weird people . indeed. she's part— cartel of some very weird people . indeed. she's part of- cartel of some very weird people . indeed. j . indeed. she's part of novara media. say no more. but let's have a look at this moment when it comes to this generation in particular, the young people are interested in the values of fairness and in the values of representation. whatever way you stee— representation. whatever way you sttee tt— representation. whatever way you sttee n, the— representation. whatever way you slice it, the monarchy— representation. whatever way you slice it, the monarchy is- slice it, the monarchy is netthev— slice it, the monarchy is netthev e— slice it, the monarchy is neither a fair— slice it, the monarchy is neither a fair nor a representative institution . neither a fair nor a— representative institution . la representative institution. la la, representative institution. la te. te— representative institution. la te. te . veen— representative institution. la la, la . yawn. sean- representativeinstitution. yawn. sean bailey, your la, la. yawn. sean bailey, your my— la, la. yawn. sean bailey, your nominee? my nominee- yawn. sean bailey, your nominee? my nominee is the coronation disruptor has the right to protest. is a fundamental part of our

democracy . but it isn't right to democracy. but it isn't right to disrupt other people. this is not the time to make a big scene . many people have been enjoying the coronation. they should make their scene afterwards because then we might give them a heanng then we might give them a hearing . and amy nicholl, your hearing. and amy nicholl, your . my— hearing. and amy nicholl, your . my t— hearing. and amy nicholl, your nominee , my i pick— “cg and amy nicholl, your nominee , my i pick the met nominee, my i pick the met tettte— nominee, my i pick the met police because _ nominee, my i pick the met police because i— nominee, my i pick the met police because i don't think tts— police because i don't think tt-s eeessvv— police because i don't think it's necessary to— police because i don't think it's necessary to be threatening tettte— it's necessary to be threatening teette eheet— it's necessary to be threatening people ahead of— it's necessary to be threatening people ahead of the coronation, tententevtv— people ahead of the coronation, particularly republicans , for particularly republicans, for tnst— particularly republicans, for tnstventtne— particularly republicans, for just wanting to _ particularly republicans, for just wanting to voice their ennten— just wanting to voice their ettnten es— just wanting to voice their opinion as they have the right to te— opinion as they have the right to to se— opinion as they have the right to to se .— opinion as they have the right to to se . th— opinion as they have the right to do so . oh, i— opinion as they have the right to do so . oh, i think that's a to do so. oh, i think that's a ttt— to do so. oh, i think that's a ttt nntev.— to do so. oh, i think that's a bit unfair, amy,— to do so. oh, i think that's a bit unfair, amy, given the tough job bit unfair, amy, given the tough tet thet— bit unfair, amy, given the tough tet thet tnev— bit unfair, amy, given the tough job that they have this week. ant— job that they have this week. ant tn— job that they have this week. ant tn going— job that they have this week. and i'm going to— job that they have this week. and i'm going to be totally henest.— and i'm going to be totally honest se— and i'm going to be totally honest. so i'm— and i'm going to be totally honest. so i'm going to go with seen— honest. so i'm going to go with seen tettev.— honest. so i'm going to go with sean bailey. coronation sean bailey. the coronation ttsvnttevs— disruptors, not because i ttseevee— disruptors, not because i disagree with— disruptors, not because i disagree with their right to tvetest— disagree with their right to tvetest-tnst- disagree with their right to protest, just think they protest, but i just think they shentt— protest, but i just think they should-haircuts,. protest, but i just think they should-haircuts, a should get some haircuts, get a teet— should get some haircuts, get a veet tet.— should get some haircuts, get a veettet. tet— should get some haircuts, get a real job. let the— should get some haircuts, get a real job. let the people who went— real job. let the people who want. celebrate - real job. let the people who want celebrate the want to celebrate the coronation,- want to celebrate the coronation, celebrate the coronation— coronation, celebrate the coronation what is their issue? it's coronation what is their issue? tt-s ven— coronation what is their issue? it's very churlish._ coronation what is their issue? it's very churlish. look, i hope you— it's very churlish. look, i hope ven ett— it's very churlish. look, i hope you all celebrate— it's very churlish. look, i hope you all celebrate the coronation. - you all celebrate the coronation. allison pearson, seen— coronation. allison pearson, seen bailey— coronation. allison pearson, sean bailey, amy nicholl, you've teen— sean bailey, amy nicholl, you've been absolutely— sean bailey, amy nicholl, you've been absolutely brilliant tenteht— been absolutely brilliant tonight. thank you so much for tehtnt— tonight. thank you so much for

tetntno ne— tonight. thank you so much for tetntno ne tve— tonight. thank you so much for joining me live from buckingham teteee— joining me live from buckingham teteee tev— joining me live from buckingham teteee tev e— joining me live from buckingham palace for a very— joining me live from buckingham palace for a very special ettten— palace for a very special edition of— palace for a very special edition of the- palace for a very special edition of the show with all of the test— edition of the show with all of the best royal— edition of the show with all of the best royal experts in the country-— the best royal experts in the country. stick— the best royal experts in the country. stick with gb news for the nest— country. stick with gb news for the most patriotic— country. stick with gb news for the most patriotic coronation coverage over— the most patriotic coronation coverage over the next few days . ant— coverage over the next few days . ant tn— coverage over the next few days . ant tn teet— coverage over the next few days . and i'm back on— coverage over the next few days . and i'm back on bank holiday nentev— . and i'm back on bank holiday nentev ntoht— . and i'm back on bank holiday monday night at— . and i'm back on bank holiday monday night at 9— . and i'm back on bank holiday monday night at 9 pm. for a seetet— monday night at 9 pm. for a special edition— monday night at 9 pm. for a special edition of— monday night at 9 pm. for a special edition of the show. tve-ve— special edition of the show. vve-ve going— special edition of the show. vve-ve going te— special edition of the show. we're going to cover everything thet— we're going to cover everything thet nettenet— we're going to cover everything that happened with the coronation. _ that happened with the coronation. but of lots coronation. but of course, lots of coronation. but of course, lots et-tven — coronation. but of course, lots of-from .local- of fallout from the local eteetten — of fallout from the local election _ i'll election results, too. i'll see you— election results, too. i'll see you nentev— election results, too. i'll see you monday night, 9 pm. have a tetntens— you monday night, 9 p.m. have a fabulous coronation— you monday night, 9 pm. have a fabulous coronation weekend. teet— fabulous coronation weekend. ceet nteht— fabulous coronation weekend. ceet nteht .—