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i us— hello. it's 3:00am. us hello. it's 3:00am. patrick chasm— hello. it's 3:00am. patrick chrisws .— hello. it's 3:00am. patrick christys . and— hello. it's 3:00am. patrick christys . and as- it's 3:00am. patrick christys . and as you can see, christys. and as you can see, i am— christys. and as you can see, i am back— christys. and as you can see, i am back at— christys. and as you can see, i am back at buckingham palace and we just— am back at buckingham palace and we just one— am back at buckingham palace and we are just one day— am back at buckingham palace and we are just one day away now, een-e— we are just one day away now, een-e wee— we are just one day away now, aren't we.7 we're— we are just one day away now, aren't we.7 we're on we are just one day away now, aren't we? we're on the eve of the— aren't we? we're on the eve of the biggest— aren't we? we're on the eve of the biggest event— aren't we? we're on the eve of the biggest event in this country-e— the biggest event in this country's long- the biggest event in this country's long and proud history.— country's long and proud history. well,— country's long and proud history. well, one of them, anyway,— history. well, one of them, anyway, thee-e— history. well, one of them, anyway, that's for sure . behind anyway, that's for sure. behind me ee— anyway, that's for sure. behind me is the— anyway, that's for sure. behind me is the most— anyway, that's for sure. behind me is the most famous building in the— me is the most famous building tn the we — me is the most famous building in the world. and— me is the most famous building in the world. and king charles wttt— in the world. and king charles wttt teete— in the world. and king charles will leave there— in the world. and king charles will leave there from around me— will leave there from around 1020 tomorrow— will leave there from around 1020 tomorrow morning as he makes— 1020 tomorrow morning as he makes me— 1020 tomorrow morning as he makes tte way— 1020 tomorrow morning as he makes his way to— 1020 tomorrow morning as he makes his way to the uk's first cetenetten— makes his way to the uk's first coronation for— makes his way to the uk's first coronation for 70 _ makes his way to the uk's first coronation for 70 years. and tettee— coronation for 70 years. and tettee ent— coronation for 70 years. and ladies and gentlemen, check out what— ladies and gentlemen, check out what t-ve— ladies and gentlemen, check out what we teen— ladies and gentlemen, check out what i've been up— ladies and gentlemen, check out what i've been up to today. good tutt— what i've been up to today. good tuet tet— what i've been up to today. good luck for tomorrow— what i've been up to today. good luck for tomorrow ._ what i've been up to today. good luck for tomorrow . _ what i've been up to today. good luck for tomorrow . c luck for tomorrow. it's not tt-s— luck for tomorrow. it's not mine. it's one of the soldiers. oh . oh, they. well, they are oh. oh, they. well, they are roughing— oh. oh, they. well, they are teugttng tt— oh. oh, they. well, they are teugttng tt e— oh. oh, they. well, they are roughing it a little bit. so they— roughing it a little bit. so they then-t— roughing it a little bit. so they didn't all— roughing it a little bit. so they didn't all get- roughing it a little bit. so they didn't all get too- roughing it a little bit. so they didn't all get too wet, i hope. well, seb gorka not too wet. — hope. well, seb gorka not too wet. ate— hope. well, seb gorka not too wet. ate yet— hope. well, seb gorka not too wet. are you nervous- hope. well, seb gorka not too wet. are you nervous for- wet. are you nervous for tomorrow ? i used to. no , i'm tomorrow? i used to. no, i'm not. i'm soldiers— tomorrow? i used to. no, i'm not. i'm soldiers and.- , u: no, i'm not. i'm soldiers and. yes, so.

wett— not. i'm soldiers and. yes, so. wett gett— not. i'm soldiers and. yes, so. well good luck— not. i'm soldiers and. yes, so. well good luck with tomorrow . well good luck with tomorrow. are well good luck with tomorrow. ate you— well good luck with tomorrow. ate you heouh— well good luck with tomorrow. are you nervous for— well good luck with tomorrow. are you nervous for tomorrow. it's this hand . it's this very it's this hand. it's this very hoht— it's this hand. it's this very hoht hoe— it's this hand. it's this very hand has shaken the hand of a king-— hand has shaken the hand of a king- ._ hand has shaken the hand of a king- . ooh-t— hand has shaken the hand of a king. i can't quite— hand has shaken the hand of a king. i can't quite believe it . king. i can't quite believe it. but,— king. i can't quite believe it. out, hey,— king. i can't quite believe it. out, hey, what— king. i can't quite believe it. but, hey, what a— king. i can't quite believe it. but, hey, what a way to start proceethee. — but, hey, what a way to start proceethge. ._ but, hey, what a way to start proceedings. i can now say i hove— proceedings. i can now say i have officially— proceedings. i can now say i have officially met king chottee. — have officially met king charles. although he was having hothhg—ohy- charles. although he was having hothhg—ohy ot- charles. although he was having nothing—any of my. nothing to do with any of my oueettohhg.— questioning. was he but fair enough. —tot- questioning. was he but fair. enough. _lot.his enough. he's got a lot on his etho— mind. he doesn't seem hohteutoth— mind. he doesn't seem particularly-ii mind. he doesn't seem- particularly-i must mind. he doesn't seem- partiiularly-i must mind. he doesn't seem- partii hady-i must mind. he doesn't seem- partii had it-i must mind. he doesn't seem partii had it tomorrow must mind. he doesn't seem partii had it tomorrow andt mind. he doesn't seem partii had it tomorrow and it say. i had it tomorrow and it hoe— say. i had it tomorrow and it hoe-tothhg— say. i had it tomorrow and it has raining today , but the say. i had it tomorrow and it has out. 'aining today , but the say. i had it tomorrow and it has out. we ng today , but the say. i had it tomorrow and it has out. we are :oday , but the say. i had it tomorrow and it has out. we are basking ut the say. i had it tomorrow and it has out. we are basking inthe sun's out. we are basking in euhehhe— sun's out. we are basking in euhehhe ot— sun's out. we are basking in sunshine at the— sun's out. we are basking in sunshine at the moment. doesn't tohheh— sunshine at the moment. doesn't dampen the— sunshine at the moment. doesn't dampen the spirits,— sunshine at the moment. doesn't dampen the spirits, though, of a huge— dampen the spirits, though, of a huge huheh— dampen the spirits, though, of a huge number of— dampen the spirits, though, of a huge number of people who ttoetet— huge number of people who ttoetet to— huge number of people who flocked to buckingham palace . flocked to buckingham palace. the— flocked to buckingham palace. aht mav— flocked to buckingham palace. and they ._ flocked to buckingham palace. and hey t hust— flocked to buckingham palace. and may i just say, the mail out there,— and may i just say, the mail out there, the— and may i just say, the mail out there, the mall— and may i just say, the mail out there, the mall at— and may i just say, the mail out there, the mall at the mall is a very— there, the mall at the mall is a veh-ohthot- there, the mall at the mall is a very-animal today. - there, the mall at the mall is a very excitedimal today. there, the mall at the mall is a very excited crowds.iay. there, the mall at the mall is a very excited crowds. ladies loads of excited crowds. ladies ont— loads of excited crowds. ladies and gentlemen,— loads of excited crowds. ladies and gentlemen, i've got a load eohhg— and gentlemen, i've got a load eohhg yout— and gentlemen, i've got a load eohhg your woo.— and gentlemen, i've got a load coming your way. i'm asking what the— coming your way. i'm asking what kind-king— coming your way. i'm asking what hhtlthg-uoht- coming your way. i'm asking what kind king want charles kind of king do you want charles to-tuhethet— kind of king do you want charles to-whether or— kind of king do you want charles to whether or public to be? whether or not the public how—oeeehtet - to be? whether or not the public now accepted camilla now have fully accepted camilla and now have fully accepted camilla tho-hueh— now have fully accepted camilla and-much more- now have fully accepted camilla and-much more .- now have fully accepted camilla and much more . stay tuned and much, much more. stay tuned

absolutely. so i'm going to be going— absolutely. so i'm going to be gothg out— absolutely. so i'm going to be gothg out ont— absolutely. so i'm going to be going out and about and meeting the hott— going out and about and meeting the that oh— going out and about and meeting the mall on the— going out and about and meeting the mall on the mall later on. i am — the mall on the mall later on. i am going— the mall on the mall later on. i am gothg to— the mall on the mall later on. i am gothg to he— the mall on the mall later on. i am going to be asking and we've eeht— am going to be asking and we've sent some reporters— am going to be asking and we've sent some reporters up around the—tet— sent some reporters up around the—ooh heohte- the country to ask people their wewe— the country to ask people their wewe-ohout— the country to ask people their. views-about-of views as well about what kind of king— views as well about what kind of king thew— views as well about what kind of king they wont,— views as well about what kind of king they want, charles, to teeth— king they want, charles, to teeth he— king they want, charles, to really be and— king they want, charles, to really be and whether or not thew-we — really be and whether or not thew-we property— they've properly accepted commu— they've properly accepted camilla. _been- camilla. it's all been charles hoeh-t— camilla. it's all been charles hoeh-tlweth— camilla. it's all been charles hasn't-well, what- camilla. it's all been charles hasn't well, what about hasn't it? well, what about cohttto— hasn't it? well, what about camilla-she's- hasn't it? well, what about camilla she's going hasn't it? well, what about- camilla _she's going to camilla as well? she's going to be camilla as well? she's going to he queeh— camilla as well? she's going to he queeh whet— camilla as well? she's going to be queen. what make all be queen. what do we make of all of be queen. what do we make of all oeout—e t-tt- of that? and of course, i'll be teoethg— reacting to those bombshell toeot—.- reacting to those bombshell toeot—. hotl local election results. bad htght— local election results. bad htght tot— local election results. bad night for tories, but who night for the tories, but who woelo— night for the tories, but who wasla better— night for the tories, but who was a better night for was it a better night for tohouw— was it a better night for labour? the— was it a better night for labour? the lib dems, dare i even-greens?- labour? the lib dems, dare i even-greens? but. labour? the lib dems, dare i even greens? but all of even say the greens? but all of that— even say the greens? but all of that-wow— even say the greens? but all of that-your-afterl even say the greens? but all of thatheadlines your after even say the greens? but all of thatheadlines brought after the headlines brought to you today— the headlines brought to you totow—tohee- the headlines brought to you totow—tohee i the headlines brought to you- today_jones . patrick today by rhiannon jones. patrick ththt— today by rhiannon jones. patrick thank you. — today by rhiannon jones. patrick thank you. good— today by rhiannon jones. patrick thank you. good afternoon.- today by rhiannon jones. patrick thank you. good afternoon. it's 3:03. your top stories from the newsroom. the conservatives continue to suffer heavy losses in local elections in england

with labour and the liberal democrats both making gains. the tories have so far lost control of 21 councils, including stratford on avon to the lib dems . labour has gained five, dems. labour has gained five, including east staffordshire and swindon. prime minister rishi sunak has acknowledged some disappointing results but denies there's been a big swing . there's been a big swing. hinckley we're making progress in hinckley we're making progress th hey— hinckley we're making progress in key election— hinckley we're making progress in key election battlegrounds ute— in key election battlegrounds like peterborough . bassetlaw like peterborough. bassetlaw sohtwett— like peterborough. bassetlaw sandwell but— like peterborough. bassetlaw sandwell but the message i am hearing— sandwell but the message i am heohhg ttoh — sandwell but the message i am hearing from people tonight is that— hearing from people tonight is that thew— hearing from people tonight is that they want— hearing from people tonight is that they want to _ hearing from people tonight is that they want to us focus on theh— that they want to us focus on their priorities— that they want to us focus on their priorities and they want to us— their priorities and they want to us deliver— their priorities and they want to us deliver for— their priorities and they want to us deliver for them. and that-e— to us deliver for them. and that's about— to us deliver for them. and that's about halving inflation, growing— that's about halving inflation, growing economy , reducing growing the economy, reducing tett— growing the economy, reducing teht, outthg— growing the economy, reducing debt, cutting lists and debt, cutting waiting lists and soothe— debt, cutting waiting lists and etohhhg the— debt, cutting waiting lists and stopping the boats. that's what heohte— stopping the boats. that's what heohte-ohout.— stopping the boats. that's what people about. what people care about. that's what thew—tether- people care about. that's what thew—tether .- people care about. that's what they—deliver . and. they want us to deliver. and that-e— they want us to deliver. and thot-e-oht— they want us to deliver. and that's-and the- they want us to deliver. and that's and the government they want us to deliver. and tha'going and the government they want us to deliver. and tha'going workthe government they want us to deliver. and tha'going workthe chardiment they want us to deliver. and tha'going work the chard to ent are going to work very hard to do are going to work very hard to to . — are going to work very hard to to . tttout— are going to work very hard to do . labour leader- are going to work very hard to do . labour leader sir- are going to work very hard to do . ” : " " do. labour leader sir keir starmer, meanwhile, believes he's now on course to becoming the next prime minister. we've just taken medway_ the next prime minister. we've just taken medway for- "cute 57” m " we've just taken medway for the first the— just taken medway for the first the shoe— just taken medway for the first time since 1998.— just taken medway for the first time since 1998. that is a very , wew— time since 1998. that is a very , very good— time since 1998. that is a very wew goot htght— time since 1998. that is a very , very good night for the labour party— , very good night for the labour tottw ont— , very good night for the labour hottw one we— , very good night for the labour party and we didn't just get it

the— party and we didn't just get it over the line.— party and we didn't just get it over the line. we— party and we didn't just get it over the line. we absolutely ehoehet— over the line. we absolutely ehoehet ht.— over the line. we absolutely smashed it. and— over the line. we absolutely smashed it. and it's the same stow— smashed it. and it's the same story elsewhere— smashed it. and it's the same story elsewhere ,_ smashed it. and it's the same story elsewhere , same story in story elsewhere, same story in ttwhouth— story elsewhere, same story in ttwhouth ,— story elsewhere, same story in htwhouth , h— story elsewhere, same story in plymouth , in stoke up in plymouth, in stoke up in middlesbrough , and these are the middlesbrough, and these are the key battlegrounds— middlesbrough, and these are the key battlegrounds as we go into the next— key battlegrounds as we go into the next election.— key battlegrounds as we go into the next election. and make no tweete— the next election. and make no htetote, thte— the next election. and make no mistake, this means that we are on course for a labour majority at on course for a labour majority ot the— on course for a labour majority ot the next— on course for a labour majority at the next election . while the at the next election. while the lib at the next election. while the no heme— at the next election. while the lib dems have— at the next election. while the lib dems have taken over, as i say,— lib dems have taken over, as i euw eohttot— lib dems have taken over, as i euw eohttot ot— lib dems have taken over, as i say, control of stratford on awoh — say, control of stratford on awoh ,— say, control of stratford on avon , where _ say, control of stratford on avon , where former tory party avon, where former tory party ehoh— avon, where former tory party chair nadhim_ avon, where former tory party chair nadhim zahawi is mp will party— chair nadhim zahawi is mp will potty teeter— chair nadhim zahawi is mp will potty teeter sh— chair nadhim zahawi is mp will party leader sir ed davey says the conservatives— party leader sir ed davey says the conservatives should be wowtet— the conservatives should be wowtet . — the conservatives should be worried . these— the conservatives should be worried . mi; the conservatives should be worried . ” worried. these are some of our best ever results. they give us a great foundation for the next general election . they'll be general election. they'll be conservative— general election. they'll be conservative mps- g; f cit" they'll be conservative mps across the blue wett— conservative mps across the blue wott teete— conservative mps across the blue wall seats, across— conservative mps across the blue wall seats, across many of these areas who will— wall seats, across many of these areas who will be— wall seats, across many of these areas who will be really, really wowtet— areas who will be really, really wowtet how— areas who will be really, really worried now that— areas who will be really, really worried now that the liberal democrats— worried now that the liberal democrats could beat them at the next— democrats could beat them at the next gehetot— democrats could beat them at the next general election world teeters— next general election world leaders have— next general election world leaders have been arriving at uowhhg— leaders have been arriving at downing street— leaders have been arriving at downing street today ahead of the the-e— downing street today ahead of the king's coronation tomorrow, leading— the king's coronation tomorrow, teothg the— the king's coronation tomorrow, teuthg the us— the king's coronation tomorrow, leading the us delegation, joe htteh-e— leading the us delegation, joe htteh-e whe— leading the us delegation, joe biden's wife, the— leading the us delegation, joe biden's wife, the first lady,

dr. biden's wife, the first lady, d. utt— biden's wife, the first lady, dr. jill biden,_ biden's wife, the first lady, dr. jill biden, was met at uowhhg— dr. jill biden, was met at downing street by akshata murty, the tethe— downing street by akshata murty, the prime minister's wife. wett— the prime minister's wife. well, earlier— the prime minister's wife. well, earlier rishi - the prime minister's wife. well, earlier rishi sunak welcomed australia prime minister anthony albanese and new zealand's chris hipkins . new zealand's chris hipkins. both are vocal republican us but have said they'll swear allegiance to the king tomorrow . and on the eve of the coronation, the king and the prince and princess of wales greeted lucky well—wishers on the mall . charles. greeted lucky well—wishers on the mall. charles. king greeted lucky well—wishers on the mall . charles. king charles, the mall. charles. king charles, william and kate made a surprise appearance to meet the thousands gathered outside buckingham palace who've been hoping to catch a glimpse of history being made this weekend . the trio made this weekend. the trio shook hands and took selfies with the crowds. and there were cheers of god save the king. earlier, the king and queen consort hosted a lunch for leaders of countries where he's head of state. that followed a final rehearsal this morning at westminster abbey for the ceremony. and this evening,

while his majesty and other royals will host a reception for overseas guests and more than 400,000 people are to receive a medal in recognition of their contribution to the king's coronation police officers choristers , military personnel choristers, military personnel and ambulance workers are among those who'll receive the medals made of nickel silver. they feature a portrait of king charles and the queen consort and on the other side, a laurel wreath and the date of the coronation meanwhile, people travelling on the railways this weekend will be told to mind the gap by a very special voice indeed, by none other than the king himself, joined by the queen consort, they've recorded an announcement to be played at every railway and underground station across the uk all weekend at and bank holiday monday. my weekend at and bank holiday monday . my wife and i wish you monday. my wife and i wish you and monday. my wife and i wish you the wow— monday. my wife and i wish you and your families— monday. my wife and i wish you and your families a— : my wife and i wish you and your families a wonderful cotohottoh— and your families a wonderful coronation weekend. wherever you

ttooetthe— coronation weekend. wherever you trowetthg, we — coronation weekend. wherever you travelling, we hope— coronation weekend. wherever you travelling, we hope you have a eute— travelling, we hope you have a eote ont— travelling, we hope you have a safe and pleasant— travelling, we hope you have a safe and pleasant journey . and safe and pleasant journey. and remember, please— safe and pleasant journey. and remember, please mind the gap . remember, please mind the gap. cettohtw— remember, please mind the gap. cettuhtw worth— remember, please mind the gap. certainly worth travelling for. whtte— certainly worth travelling for. we vou— certainly worth travelling for. we you oth— certainly worth travelling for. while you can rail— certainly worth travelling for. while you can rail passengers face yet more disruption after rmt members backed further strikes over the next six months, workers at 14 train operating companies have already announced plans to walk off the job next weekend. the strike will disrupt travel to the eurovision song contest in liverpool. the result saw over 90% of union members voting in favour of further industrial action. transport minister mark harper says he's disappointed by the decision and the world health organisation has announced that covid 19 no longer represents a global health emergency. it represents a step towards the end of a pandemic that's killed nearly 7 million people globally . the million people globally. the who's emergency committee made the recommendation to declare the recommendation to declare the international public health

alert over after for being at the highest level of alert for more than three years . and an more than three years. and an increasing number of scams are taking place through social media sites such as facebook, whatsapp and instagram. tsb, bank says 80% of its own cases in the three biggest fraud categories were thought to the through the meta owned companies. its fraud experts are warning users to keep an eye out for random messages claiming to be from family or friends. they say customers should contact the person in question before transferring money. this is gb news. we'll bring you more as it happens. now, though, it's back over to patrick outside buckingham palace .

buckingham palace. welcome back to buckingham palace.— . welcome back to buckingham totoee. — . welcome back to buckingham totoee. aho— . welcome back to buckingham totoee. aht ._ . welcome back to buckingham palace. and i am— welcome back to buckingham palace. and i am joined by the htetohoh— palace. and i am joined by the historian david— palace. and i am joined by the historian david starkey. now, nowh— historian david starkey. now, david, yesterday— historian david starkey. now, david, yesterday you did make some comments— david, yesterday you did make some comments about the government— some comments about the government and the prime whhtet— government and the prime minister and— government and the prime minister and their attitudes towards— minister and their attitudes towards the— minister and their attitudes towards the coronation. and i hust— towards the coronation. and i just wont— towards the coronation. and i tuet wont to— towards the coronation. and i just want to give _ towards the coronation. and i just want to give you a bit of a eoheeh— just want to give you a bit of a eoheeh to— just want to give you a bit of a chance to clarify— just want to give you a bit of a chance to clarify what you said. teotty— chance to clarify what you said. teotty so— chance to clarify what you said. tteotty so you— chance to clarify what you said. really so you did— chance to clarify what you said. really so you did say they controversially _ really so you did say they controversially that he maybe ween-t— controversially that he maybe woeh-t tutty— controversially that he maybe wasn't fully ingrained in hhtteh— wasn't fully ingrained in british culture. what do you hy— british culture. what do you mean by that?— british culture. what do you mean by that? it should have been— mean by that? it should have been out,— mean by that? it should have been said, probably british hotttteot— been said, probably british political culture would have been — political culture would have been clearer— political culture would have been clearer . _ political culture would have been clearer . �*ftt�*e political culture would have been clearer . �*vw�*fia political culture would have been clearer. q g been clearer. what i was trying to was nothing to emphasise was nothing to do with know, the usual with race. you know, the usual witch hate gb news witch hunters who hate gb news and hate me in particular. immediately race. i backed kemi badenoch in the elections for tory party leader. i thought she would have been terrific and i lost interest when she pulled out. why did i lose interest in rishi? because rishi is a wheat— his 7’ because rishi is a typical international 3 7’ because rishi is a typical international liberal. fundamentally,— typical international liberal. fundamentally, what we've got to reheheth te— fundamentally, what we've got to remember is although his earlier etueottoh— remember is although his earlier education, he's— remember is although his earlier education, he's a— remember is although his earlier education, he's a he's a

hhtttoht— education, he's a he's a brilliant man- education, he's a he's a brilliant man and a brilliant enthu— brilliant man and a brilliant hht, he— brilliant man and a brilliant mind, he was— brilliant man and a brilliant mind, he was a— brilliant man and a brilliant mind, he was a star pupil at wheheetet— mind, he was a star pupil at winchester college , one of our winchester college, one of our otteet— winchester college, one of our oldest schools. _ winchester college, one of our oldest schools. he- winchester college, one of our oldest schools. ti; f " oldest schools. he was captain of school. he went to oxford. he read that terrible degree called ppe , which has destroyed our ppe, which has destroyed our governing class . but then he's governing class. but then he's california. california for he is at stohtott— california. california for he is at stanford . _ california. california for he is at stanford . in— california for he is at stanford . " ti; at stanford. in california. he when he marries his wife, whom he meets at stanford, he is then there's a rather mysterious entry in his wikipedia, not even wikipedia , his own entry on wikipedia, his own entry on line, which says some years . is line, which says some years. is it four, is it five? kyiv. this man it four, is it five? kyiv. this te— it four, is it five? kyiv. this te ohty— it four, is it five? kyiv. this man is only in— it four, is it five? kyiv. this man is only in his- c ” c �*" uti?’ kyiv. this man is only in his 40s, early 40st— man is only in his 40s, early wee working— man is only in his 40s, early 40s, working in— man is only in his 40s, early 40s, working in california , 40s, working in california, tuhhhg— 40s, working in california, tuhhhg o— 40s, working in california, running a hedge fund. so when he came even when he became i think was on the point of becoming prime minister, he had an american green card. his wife is non—dom. american green card. his wife is hoh—oth so— american green card. his wife is hoh—oth so we— american green card. his wife is non—dom. so we have- american green card. his wife is non—dom. so we have a- ' ti5" gist?“ ti.y5t”t: his wife is non—dom. so we have a prime tthtetet— non—dom. so we have a prime tthtetet who— non—dom. so we have a prime minister who is— non—dom. so we have a prime minister who is astonished uthettey— minister who is astonished hinckley intelligent. but i thht— hinckley intelligent. but i thht eee— hinckley intelligent. but i think sees things as an mba. hee— think sees things as an mba. he-e o— think sees things as an mba. he-e o ttttte— think sees things as an mba. he's a little bit— think sees things as an mba. he's a little bit like president woeoh— he's a little bit like president woeoh h—

he's a little bit like president macron in france— he's a little bit like president macron in france . /t:::t. macron in france. you know what he campaigns about is money. he thinks in terms of spreadsheets. we know this. he governs. he says he governs in terms of spreadsheets. in other words, i would say the problem is he knows the price of everything and the value of nothing. and i understand what you— and the value of nothing. and i understand what you said- understand what you said there, but understand what you said there, hut tot— understand what you said there, hut to o— understand what you said there, hut to o tot— understand what you said there, but for a lot of— understand what you said there, but for a lot of people, they teoetet— but for a lot of people, they teoetet hy— but for a lot of people, they reacted by saying, well, look, he we— reacted by saying, well, look, he hoh— reacted by saying, well, look, he was born here,— reacted by saying, well, look, he was born here, he is british. aho— he was born here, he is british. who went— he was born here, he is british. who went to— he was born here, he is british. and went to school here, was etueotet — and went to school here, was educated here _ and went to school here, was educated here for— and went to school here, was educated here for his more tohhotwe— educated here for his more formative years— educated here for his more formative years . he is now, of formative years. he is now, of tethe— formative years. he is now, of course, prime minister in this country.— course, prime minister in this country. how— course, prime minister in this country. how can— course, prime minister in this country. how can he not be in htetwoweh— country. how can he not be in htetwoweh h— country. how can he not be in interwoven in the— country. how can he not be in interwoven in the fabric of this country?— interwoven in the fabric of this eouhttye aho— interwoven in the fabric of this eouhttye aht t— interwoven in the fabric of this country? and i think for a lot of country? and i think for a lot ot heohte— country? and i think for a lot ot heohte ht— country? and i think for a lot of people it did— country? and i think for a lot of people it did come across the— of people it did come across the ht— of people it did come across the tt htght— of people it did come across like it might have been a comment— like it might have been a comment about his race or his theeettot— comment about his race or his ancestral history— comment about his race or his ancestral history ,_ comment about his race or his ancestral history , but i said ancestral history, but i said ot— ancestral history, but i said none of that. _ ancestral history, but i said none of that. i- ancestral history, but i said none of that. " none of that. i mean, i you know, if you then go on and talk about problem is that he about say the problem is that he is prime minister. and remember, as is prime minister. and remember, oe tethe— is prime minister. and remember, oe tethe-he-e— is prime minister. and remember, oe tethe-he-e h- is prime minister. and remember, as prime-he's in a- as prime minister, he's in a yew— as prime minister, he's in a very difficult— as prime minister, he's in a very difficult position with the king- — very difficult position with the king- -te— very difficult position with the king- -is getting- very difficult position with the king. _is getting oni very difficult position with the. king. _is getting on for king. the king is getting on for twice old he is. when we twice as old as he is. when we go to the beginning of the go back to the beginning of the last reign, you had the very

young, inexperienced queen and this grand old prime minister churchill. now you've got this eohhtete— churchill. now you've got this complete role— ”ti." ll now you've got this complete role reversal and the tethe— complete role reversal and the prime minister— complete role reversal and the prime minister is— complete role reversal and the prime minister is supposed to be the hohhe— prime minister is supposed to be the monarch's principal adviser . there-e— the monarch's principal adviser . there's been— the monarch's principal adviser . there's been very, very little etgh— . there's been very, very little eteh ot— . there's been very, very little eteh ot ht,— . there's been very, very little etgh ot t, t— . there's been very, very little sign of it, i think. _ . there's been very, very little sign of it, i think. and this, i ththh— sign of it, i think. and this, i thhh te— sign of it, i think. and this, i think, is troubling because, again— think, is troubling because, again ,— think, is troubling because, uguh , th— think, is troubling because, again , mr sunak has never talked again, mr sunak has never talked about— again, mr sunak has never talked about woueet— again, mr sunak has never talked about values. what— again, mr sunak has never talked about values. what we're dealing wtth— about values. what we're dealing with ,_ about values. what we're dealing wtth , ohe— about values. what we're dealing wtth , the the— about values. what we're dealing with , and this is— about values. what we're dealing with , and this is why gb news with, and this is why gb news extete. — with, and this is why gb news extete. we— with, and this is why gb news exists. we are— with, and this is why gb news exists. g with, and this is why gb news exists. : g exists. we are dealing with a kind of war about values in this country. what do people actually wante— country. what do people actually wohte whet— country. what do people actually wohte what to— country. what do people actually want? what do they— tititt. what do people actually want? what do they believe it:1. what do people actually want? what do they believe in? he want? what do they believe in? he hoe— want? what do they believe in? he hoe heweu— want? what do they believe in? he has never, ever— want? what do they believe in? he has never, ever addressed thot— he has never, ever addressed thot. he-e— he has never, ever addressed that. he's never— he has never, ever addressed that. he's never ,_ he has never, ever addressed that. he's never , never shown that. he's never, never shown ohy— that. he's never, never shown ohy etoh— that. he's never, never shown ohy etoh ot— that. he's never, never shown ohy etoh ot oh— that. he's never, never shown any sign of an understanding of our any sign of an understanding of htetoty— any sign of an understanding of htetoty ot— any sign of an understanding of our history or of— any sign of an understanding of our history or of a— any sign of an understanding of our history or of a concern with it. our history or of a concern with t. — our history or of a concern with t. att— our history or of a concern with t. out these— our history or of a concern with it. all these all— our history or of a concern with it. all these all you- our history or of a concern with it. v/t1 our history or of a concern with it. v/tittl. our history or of a concern with it. v/t1. it. all these all you see what i mean? all his speeches are technical. there's a you , i'm technical. there's a you, i'm sure. have you— technical. there's a you, i'm sure. have you interviewed matt good. matthew goodwin yes, youe— good. matthew goodwin yes, you-e hoht— good. matthew goodwin yes, you-e hoht .— good. matthew goodwin yes, you're right . you— i: matthew goodwin yes, you're right . you know what he's you're right. you know what he's tottho— you're right. you know what he's talking about?— you're right. you know what he's talking about? he's talking ohout— talking about? he's talking ohout the— talking about? he's talking about the this— talking about? he's talking about the this is highly technical— about the this is highly technical elite with, well, suhhte— technical elite with, well, suhhte .— technical elite with, well, suhhte . o— technical elite with, well, sunnis , a member of that highly sunnis, a member of that highly teehhteot— sunnis, a member of that highly technical elite— sunnis, a member of that highly technical elite . _ sunnis, a member of that highly technical elite . i— sunnis, a member of that highly technical elite . technical elite. i just want to clarify quickly, because i think i it's important this

i think it's important this really you he really that when you said he wasn't ingrained wasn't necessarily ingrained with values, that for with british values, that for you had nothing to do with his ethnicity or his ancestral history, it was more maybe to do with his politics and his international education and his world view. all of those things. ttoht. — world view. all of those things. ttoht. heuee— world view. all of those things. right. because how— : . all of those things. right. because how can it as i eoyho— right. because how can it as i savingt t— right. because how can it as i was saying, i was— right. because how can it as i was saying, i was rooting for kent — was saying, i was rooting for kemi badenoch— was saying, i was rooting for kemi badenoch ._ was saying, i was rooting for kemi badenoch . i've never , ever, kemi badenoch. i've never, ever, eott— kemi badenoch. i've never, ever, ever said anything— kemi badenoch. i've never, ever, ever said anything racist in my the. — ever said anything racist in my the. soy— ever said anything racist in my the. soy ohe— ever said anything racist in my life. say once when- ever said anything racist in my life. say once when i- ever said anything racist in my life. i " " life. say once when i was in a paddy about the black lives matter, claiming claiming that slavery was a genocide and my tongue tripped, for which i apologise, frustratingly, but this was not an error. this again, it was in— again, it was in badinage . again, it was in badinage. so you— again, it was in badinage. so you ooh-t— again, it was in badinage. so you ooh-t you— again, it was in badinage. so you don't you know- again, it was in badinage. so you don't you know this,- again, it was in badinage. so you don't you know this, you don't have time to elaborate and it was, i think, wilfully misconstrued . and again, i think misconstrued. and again, i think he is an astonishingly accomplished technical politician. but he don't think he's anything more . and i think he's anything more. and i think this is now a fundamental issue because you have a king who

cares passionately about value , cares passionately about value, and he's not countered by a prime minister. i think who can argue with him. that's problematic.- argue with him. that's problematic. all- g " that's problematic. all right, david, toot.— problematic. all right, david, toot. thoht— problematic. all right, david, look, thank you _ problematic. all right, david, look, thank you very much for eohho— look, thank you very much for eohtho oh— look, thank you very much for coming on and— look, thank you very much for coming on and clarifying that. now:— coming on and clarifying that. wow-ore— coming on and clarifying that. now,-are less- coming on and clarifying that. now, are less than 24 now, there are less than 24 howe— now, there are less than 24 houte to— now, there are less than 24 houte to 90— now, there are less than 24 hours to go until the coronation of hours to go until the coronation ot king— hours to go until the coronation of king charles.— hours to go until the coronation of king charles. and what i want to-ot— of king charles. and what i want to-ot totoy— of king charles. and what i want to-ot totoy te— of king charles. and what i want to-at today is what- of king charles. and what i want to at today is what kind of to look at today is what kind of tho— to look at today is what kind of king to— to look at today is what kind of king to the— to look at today is what kind of king do the public— to look at today is what kind of king do the public really want hth— king do the public really want hthlhee— king do the public really want him-be? charles— king do the public really want him be? charles was heir to him to be? charles was heir to the— him to be? charles was heir to the throne— him to be? charles was heir to the throne .70 _ him to be? charles was heir to the throne .70 long - him to be? charles was heir to the throne 70 long years and the throne for 70 long years and whtte— the throne for 70 long years and whtte he— the throne for 70 long years and whtte he oe— the throne for 70 long years and while he was just— the throne for 70 long years and while he was just plain old thhee—tol while he was just plain old. whee—to eoy while he was just plain old. prin

relate to all the different communities that make up the uk 7 communities that make up the uk ? you know , racially, ? you know, racially, ethnically, whatever you're liking to be invisible and unobtrusive and just not to bother anybody . and absent one bother anybody. and absent one and bother anybody. and absent one one t— bother anybody. and absent one one t thht— bother anybody. and absent one and i think what— bother anybody. and absent one and i think what he— 5:3 : and absent one and i think what he does by : and absent one and i think what he does for ’5“«t : and absent one and i think what he does for the otte— and i think what he does for the otte te— and i think what he does for the otte te teotty— and i think what he does for the arts is really great.— and i think what he does for the arts is really great. you know, he oute— arts is really great. you know, he hute thot— arts is really great. you know, he puts that forward and it's a very— he puts that forward and it's a very ottteteht— he puts that forward and it's a very different sort— he puts that forward and it's a very different sort of dialogue to whot— very different sort of dialogue to what we're— very different sort of dialogue to what we're hearing in like hotttteot— to what we're hearing in like political spheres— to what we're hearing in like political spheres and stuff like hot.— political spheres and stuff like hot hut— political spheres and stuff like hot hut t— political spheres and stuff like that. but i think— political spheres and stuff like that. but i think it's hard heuee— that. but i think it's hard heuee t— that. but i think it's hard because i don't yeah , i think i because i don't yeah, i think i thht— because i don't yeah, i think i thht thot— because i don't yeah, i think i thht thot t— because i don't yeah, i think i think that i think— because i don't yeah, i think i think that i think that's his ohty— think that i think that's his ohty eowho— think that i think that's his only saving grace at the moment . tuet— only saving grace at the moment . just o— only saving grace at the moment . just a normal— only saving grace at the moment . just a normal one— only saving grace at the moment . just a normal one to- only saving grace at the moment . just a normal one to pick up where his mom left off and just be nice to everyone. look out for the whole— be nice to everyone. look out for the whole of— be nice to everyone. look out for the whole of the- “ ti.t:i; 3 look out for the whole of the country. i wont— for the whole of the country. i wont hhh — for the whole of the country. i wont hhh to— for the whole of the country. i want him to be— for the whole of the country. i want him to be a— for the whole of the country. i want him to be a king that oeeohhtteh— want him to be a king that accomplish his— want him to be a king that accomplish his things. i: accomplish his things. i could heot— accomplish his things. i could hear this. yeah,— accomplish his things. i could hear this. yeah, well- accomplish his things. i could hear this. yeah, well ,- accomplish his things. i: yeah, well , there we hear this. yeah, well, there we 90- — hear this. yeah, well, there we 90- otoy— hear this. yeah, well, there we 90- otoy. eo— hear this. yeah, well, there we go. okay, so loads of you getting in touch so you could see me just desperately trying to then. look,

to hear that then. but look, we've more on this. we've got loads more on this. i just want to david starkey just want to ask david starkey quickly, of king do just want to ask david starkey quicwant of king do just want to ask david starkey quicwant charles of king do just want to ask david starkey quicwant charles tof king do just want to ask david starkey quicwant charles to be?ig do just want to ask david starkey quicwant charles to be?igwant you want charles to be? i want him unify. and i him to be able to unify. and i think do that, him to be able to unify. and i think-do that, you- him to be able to unify. and i think-do that, you know- think do that, you know what? think to do that, you know what? hee— think to do that, you know what? tee-he— think to do that, you know what? ue-e-he o— think to do that, you know what? ue-e-he o teotty- he's got to be a really traditional— he's got to be a really- traditional-thing that traditional king. the thing that trowe— traditional king. the thing that draws-together— traditional king. the thing that draws together isn't draws us together isn't multi—faith _ draws us together isn't multi—faith multiculturalism . multi —faith multiculturalism. it's multi —faith multiculturalism. to those— multi—faith multiculturalism. it's those fundamental- multi —faith multiculturalism. it's those fundamental things that, you know, they're under the soil here. you talked about the soil here. you talked about the huttoho— the soil here. you talked about the hutttho .— the soil here. you talked about the building . you— l “tsitz; you talked about the building . you talked . “t:i.iti; you talked about the building . you talked about the building. you talked about the building. you talked about the thousand— the building. you talked about the thousand years of the coronation. _ the thousand years of the coronation. you- the thousand years of the coronation. you talked about westminster— coronation. you talked about westminster abbey. go into one of westminster abbey. go into one ot thoee— westminster abbey. go into one of those buildings— westminster abbey. go into one of those buildings and you feel i of those buildings and you feel t oe— of those buildings and you feel t hete— of those buildings and you feel i was here yesterday and i had the hoet— i was here yesterday and i had the most extraordinary experience. _ the most extraordinary experience. a young lad came up ohe— experience. a young lad came up one eou.— experience. a young lad came up one eott. t— experience. a young lad came up and said, i want— experience. a young lad came up and said, i want a— experience. a young lad came up and said, i want a selfie . he and said, i want a selfie. he woe-toy.- and said, i want a selfie. he woe-toy. t- and said, i want a selfie. he was-boy. i mean. and said, i want a selfie. he was-boy. i mean ,| and said, i want a selfie. he. was-boy. i mean , of was an indian boy. i mean, of httoh— was an indian boy. i mean, of indian extraction— was an indian boy. i mean, of indian extraction here. ti; t: indian extraction here. he said, do you— indian extraction here. he said, do you thew— indian extraction here. he said, do you know what i think you're great because i love the tudors. and i sort of look slightly like he said, you know, they're my kings and queens. oh , because kings and queens. oh, because he's absorbed— kings and queens. oh, because he's absorbed that— “35 5“t: : oh, because he's absorbed that tradition and he's absorbed that tradition and he eee— he's absorbed that tradition and he ht.— he's absorbed that tradition and he tt. eo— he's absorbed that tradition and he sees it. so we— he's absorbed that tradition and he sees it. so we had a terrific otouheht— he sees it. so we had a terrific argument about— he sees it. so we had a terrific argument about whether philippa gregory— argument about whether philippa gregory oe— argument about whether philippa gregory hoht— argument about whether philippa gregory was right about who muttered— gregory was right about who murdered richard the third. wett— murdered richard the third. wett. you— murdered richard the third. well, you see,— murdered richard the third. well, you see, this is one of the— well, you see, this is one of the astonishing— well, you see, this is one of the astonishing things about so

hohy— the astonishing things about so many immigrants— the astonishing things about so many immigrants. the astonishing things about so many immigrants . they actually many immigrants. they actually touoht— many immigrants. they actually we're taught, constantly told ohout— we're taught, constantly told about multicolour pluralism. so hohy— about multicolour pluralism. so hohy ot— about multicolour pluralism. so hohy ot them— about multicolour pluralism. so many of them identify bannau hoeetohotety— many of them identify bannau passionately and— many of them identify bannau passionately and deeply with hhtoth— passionately and deeply with britain, with— passionately and deeply with britain, with its— passionately and deeply with britain, with its history . and britain, with its history. and thot-e— britain, with its history. and thot-e why— britain, with its history. and that's why they— britain, with its history. and that's why they and his values one— that's why they and his values one why— that's why they and his values one why theyhe — that's why they and his values and why they're here. 5 t: and why they're here. david, thoht— and why they're here. david, hook you— and why they're here. david, thank you very, very much. right. we'll be going back and forth to david starkey throughout the course of this show. much the show. we've got much more on the coronation we gear coronation on the way as we gear up. eve of it, up. we're on the eve of it, aren't let's to aren't we? but now let's turn to the big, big story of the the other big, big story of the day. and it was a night for day. and it was a bad night for the local elections. the tories in local elections. there's dressing that up. there's no dressing that up. they've 20 they've lost more than 20 councils are still lots councils and they are still lots more counted. more still to be counted. now labour sir keir starmer labour leader sir keir starmer says a fantastic set says that it was a fantastic set of results for his party. the lib dems are pretty happy as well, it must be said. i think the in some areas are. the greens in some areas are. let's speak now to political let's speak now to our political editor darren mccaffrey, who who is for us at is out and about for us at the moment . he's is out and about for us at the moment. he's in is out and about for us at the moment . he's in middlesbrough. moment. he's in middlesbrough. darren look, you very, darren look, thank you very, very worth very much. probably worth explaining why you've picked middlesbrough what's middlesbrough and also what's gone results so far . gone on in the results so far. yeah, indeed. well this is a

part— yeah, indeed. well this is a hoot ot— yeah, indeed. well this is a port ot the— yeah, indeed. well this is a part of the country in fact, tetr— part of the country in fact, keir starmer— part of the country in fact, keir starmer mentioned it eotttet— keir starmer mentioned it eotttet oh— keir starmer mentioned it earlier on today that labour teotty— earlier on today that labour really effectively need to win hoot—hhe - really effectively need to win| back—like they're back and it looks like they're on course to do— back and it looks like they're on course to do that at local tewet. — on course to do that at local tewet. thte— on course to do that at local level. this is— on course to do that at local level. this is course part of level. this is of course part of the— level. this is of course part of the-h— level. this is of course part of the-h you— level. this is of course part of the-if you would- level. this is of course part of the if you would like. the red wall. if you would like. who— the red wall. if you would like. who you— the red wall. if you would like. who you know— the red wall. if you would like. and you know what? as i say, eoheetho— and you know what? as i say, we're expecting the results in the next— we're expecting the results in the next hour— we're expecting the results in the next hour or— we're expecting the results in the next hour or so . labour will the next hour or so. labour will htohohty— the next hour or so. labour will htohohtylthot. — the next hour or so. labour will probably-that. and- the next hour or so. labour will probably that. and follows the next hour or so. labour will pinarrative that. and follows the next hour or so. labour will pinarrative thatt. and follows the next hour or so. labour will pinarrative that we've follows the next hour or so. labour will pinarrative that we've seen lows the next hour or so. labour will pinarrative that we've seen in vs a narrative that we've seen in other— a narrative that we've seen in other-the— a narrative that we've seen in other-the country,- other parts of the country, whether— other parts of the country, whether that's— other parts of the country, whether that's in bolsover, other parts of the country, whether that's on bolsover, other parts of the country, whether that's on stoke,er, other parts of the country, whether that's on stoke, on tent.— whether that's on stoke, on trent, whether— whether that's on stoke, on trent, whether is in medway trent, whether that is in medway town— trent, whether that is in medway towh h— trent, whether that is in medway down in _they've_ down in kent, they've effectively _ down in kent, they've effectively done really quite wett— effectively done really quite well. however— effectively done really quite well. however whether the lib heme— well. however whether the lib heme howe— well. however whether the lib dems have also— well. however whether the lib dems have also done really quite wett— dems have also done really quite weth-thot— dems have also done really quite weth-thot te— dems have also done really quite well,-that is in- dems have also done really quite well, that is in some of well, whether that is in some of the home— well, whether that is in some of the home counties,— well, whether that is in some of the home counties, whether it is on the home counties, whether it is oh—awoh- the home counties, whether it is oh—awoh they-wei on stratford upon avon, they've hohooet— on stratford upon avon, they've hohooeo to— on stratford upon avon, they've managed to eat— on stratford upon avon, they've managed to eat into some of the eoheewottwe— managed to eat into some of the conservative votes. _ managed to eat into some of the conservative votes. 3 c. conservative votes. really quite impressive . albie and- conservative votes. 3 c. albie and that's impressive. albie and that's where— impressive. albie and that's where we— impressive. albie and that's where we end— impressive. albie and that's where we end up.- albie and that's where we end up. patrick with the— where we end up. patrick with thte teotty— where we end up. patrick with this really interesting narrative _ this really interesting. narrative-doubt narrative being no doubt that toet— narrative being no doubt that toet-woe— narrative being no doubt that last-was really,- narrative being no doubt that last was really, really last night was really, really otttteutt— last night was really, really difficult night— last night was really, really difficult night for the conservative . it conservative party. it looks the— conservative party. it looks hhe-wett- conservative party. it looks like-well have. conservative party. it looks. like-well have lost conservative party. it looks- like-well have lost up like they may well have lost up to o— like they may well have lost up to a thousand— like they may well have lost up to a thousand councillors there. wotet— to a thousand councillors there. wotet eoee— to a thousand councillors there. worst case scenario if you like. howeer— worst case scenario if you like. hoever hut— worst case scenario if you like. however but was— worst case scenario if you like. however but was it a good enough htoht— however but was it a good enough htoht tor— however but was it a good enough night for labour— however but was it a good enough night for labour where they can etoth— night for labour where they can

claim-potentially- night for labour where they can claim potentially they claim that potentially they eouto— claim that potentially they eoutt he— claim that potentially they could be the— claim that potentially they could be the next government and keir could be the next government and her some..— could be the next government and keir starmer, the _ could be the next government and keir starmer, the next prime hhtetere— keir starmer, the next prime minister? and— keir starmer, the next prime minister? and on that it's not hoove— minister? and on that it's not rooro eeort— minister? and on that it's not 100% clear, according to john cutte— 100% clear, according to john curttee. thre— 100% clear, according to john curtice. this afternoon labour hoe— curtice. this afternoon labour hoe o— curtice. this afternoon labour hoe o ero— curtice. this afternoon labour now has a 9% lead over the conservative— now has a 9% lead over the conservative party based on theee— conservative party based on these results,— conservative party based on these results, reckons they these results, he reckons they need— these results, he reckons they need toro— these results, he reckons they need tore to— these results, he reckons they need 10% to get— these results, he reckons they need 10% to get in to downing street— need 10% to get in to downing street though— need 10% to get in to downing street though that is above the 8% street though that is above the ore thot— street though that is above the 8% that labour— street though that is above the 8% that labour has set itself . 8% that labour has set itself. so 8% that labour has set itself. so yee— 8% that labour has set itself. so yee. o— 8% that labour has set itself. so yee. o very— 8% that labour has set itself. so yes, a very difficult night for so yes, a very difficult night tor the— so yes, a very difficult night for the conservative party. there— for the conservative party. there-he— for the conservative party. there-he o— for the conservative party. there-be a lot- for the conservative party. there be a lot of soul there will be a lot of soul eeorehho— there will be a lot of soul searching within the conservatives the weeks to conservatives in the weeks to ort— conservatives in the weeks to come and that— conservatives in the weeks to come and that could come to bite tteht— come and that could come to bite tteht-h— come and that could come to bite tteht-h the— come and that could come to bite rishi in the somewhat rishi sunak in the but somewhat but rishi sunak in the but somewhat hut ht— rishi sunak in the but somewhat hut tt tor— rishi sunak in the but somewhat but it for labour.— rishi sunak in the but somewhat but it for labour. yes a good htoht— but it for labour. yes a good htoht oht— but it for labour. yes a good htoht one to— but it for labour. yes a good night and i'd stanley great htoht. — night and i'd stanley great htoht. ho— night and i'd stanley great night. no but— night and i'd stanley great night. no but could it be enough to get— night. no but could it be enough to get them— night. no but could it be enough to get them into— night. no but could it be enough to get them into downing street hert— to get them into downing street hevt yeor— to get them into downing street next year based— to get them into downing street next year based on what we saw how— next year based on what we saw really potentially— next year based on what we saw really potentially the lib dems though— really potentially the lib dems thouoh t— really potentially the lib dems though i think— really potentially the lib dems though i think will be the hohhteet— though i think will be the happiest party they really have though i think will be the happilsomerty they really have though i think will be the happilsome significant lly have though i think will be the happilsome significant inroadst though i think will be the happilsome significant inroads. made some significant inroads. hoerr— made some significant inroads. hoerr thoht— made some significant inroads. darren, thank you _ made some significant inroads. darren, thank you very- made some significant inroads. darren, thank you very much. darren, thank you very much. darren mccaffrey there our political editor in middlesbrough. and we're going to keep you locked in to middlesbrough to keep you locked in to middlesbithisi as course of this show as more results whether or results come in and whether or not the tories will have indeed lost seats. but what i lost 1000 seats. but what i thought absolutely thought was absolutely fantastic, or councillors, i

should i thought should say, what i thought was absolutely should say, what i thought was abscthis ly should say, what i thought was abscthis analysis by john was this analysis by john curtice, who said that the labour party might need a lead of around ten points. so supposedly now they've got a lead of around nine points, so they have to wait and see. they will have to wait and see. it is interesting, isn't it, that i don't think any political party certainly not the tories, it must be said, can claim any kind thumping kind of resounding thumping victory. and if you look at where democrats won where the liberal democrats won a lot of votes, they made gains there opposing local planning there by opposing local planning developments does that developments and does that transcend well on the national stage? i'm not that sure it does. so hyper localised from the liberal democrats there . and the liberal democrats there. and when at labour, they when you look at labour, they took a lot of votes from the old kind brigade who kind of ukip brigade who maybe switched to tory under boris johnson. i'm not convinced that the labour party has managed to sell what it actually sell people what it actually stands for at the moment. i'm not sure that's why those votes have but i can tell have gone there, but i can tell you tories have you why i think the tories have lost it's not just me, lost votes and it's not just me, it's cohort people as it's a whole cohort of people as well. because they're not well. it's because they're not particularly and particularly conservative. and the damaging local election results a number of

results may mean a number of things for rishi sunak, the prime minister potentially on prime minister is potentially on thin ice. he is facing a backlash from supporters of who's that , boris johnson. and who's that, boris johnson. and of course we've got the very best coverage as well of the combination coming way. so combination coming your way. so i'm talking about i'm going to be talking about those two things when come i'm going to be talking about those 1le things when come i'm going to be talking about those is it things when come i'm going to be talking about those is it time s when come i'm going to be talking about those is it time to vhen come i'm going to be talking about those is it time to replace ome back. is it time to replace rishi? will be calls to rishi? will there be calls to bnng rishi? will there be calls to bring and. yes, bring back boris and. yes, that's keeping it that's right. i am keeping it locked here at buckingham locked in here at buckingham palace about what palace as we talk about what kind we all want. kind of king we all want. charles to be and whether or not the public properly the public are properly accepted. camilla patrick christys britain's christys on gb news, britain's news .

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up for the coronation it really is electric atmosphere . king is an electric atmosphere. king charles on a walkabout charles went on a walkabout earlier shaking the earlier on as well, shaking the hands the public commoners hands of the public commoners like well as you get to like me as well as you get to ask him he about ask him what he thought about whether was nervous whether or not he was nervous ahead . and he just ahead of tomorrow. and he just kind at but hey, kind of grunted at me. but hey, that's interaction that's the most interaction i can get from a king. that's the most interaction i carthere get from a king. that's the most interaction i carthere we get from a king. that's the most interaction i carthere we go.tt from a king. that's the most interaction i carthere we go. butim a king. that's the most interaction i carthere we go. but let's king. that's the most interaction i carthere we go. but let's get]. so there we go. but let's get a little more now on local little bit more now on the local elections tories little bit more now on the local electialready tories little bit more now on the local electialready lost tories little bit more now on the local electialready lost more 'ories little bit more now on the local electialready lost more than 20 have already lost more than 20 councils and rishi sunak is councils and now rishi sunak is facing a backlash from the right of his party. some of boris johnson's greatest allies, including priti patel, jacob rees—mogg, nadine dorries. they are expected to attend a conference next saturday. and right at the top of the agenda is get this it's called taking back control. we've heard that slogan left, right and centre quite literally across the political spectrum. actually haven't we? but what does that really mean? and i'm going to bnng really mean? and i'm going to bring david back in here really mean? and i'm going to bringit'svid back in here really mean? and i'm going to bringit's going back in here really mean? and i'm going to bringit's going to back in here really mean? and i'm going to bringit's going to belack in here really mean? and i'm going to bringit's going to be joining 1ere really mean? and i'm going to bringit's going to be joining me now. it's going to be joining me on and off throughout the course of and david, i a of this show. and david, i saw a really analysis from of this show. and david, i saw a realltlongworth, analysis from of this show. and david, i saw a realltlongworth, analysknown of this show. and david, i saw a realltlongworth, analysknow , a john longworth, who is know, a fantastic also fantastic businessman, but also a mind well. and a political mind as well. and john basically saying and

john was basically saying and i'm paraphrasing here, john, if you're look, i'm paraphrasing here, john, if you not look, i'm paraphrasing here, john, if you not rocket look, i'm paraphrasing here, john, if you not rocket science look, i'm paraphrasing here, john, if you not rocket science . look, i'm paraphrasing here, john, if you not rocket science . whytk, it's not rocket science. why rishi isn't doing too well rishi sunak isn't doing too well . at last general election, . at the last general election, the public voted en masse for people seem to have people who seem to have confidence in britain and wanted to brexit done wanted to to get brexit done and wanted to control immigration. did control immigration. they did not a high tax. you not vote for a high tax. you could argue quite socialist economically. party that does very little about immigration . very little about immigration. ian and maybe cares a bit more about britain on the global stage opposed to right here stage as opposed to right here at is that where rishi at home. and is that where rishi has gone wrong? well, i tried to evhtoh— has gone wrong? well, i tried to evhtoh-we— has gone wrong? well, i tried to explain-we were- has gone wrong? well, i tried to explain _we were having. explain when we were having our eorher—te- earlier conversation, he is evoetty— earlier conversation, he is exactly- kind - earlier conversation, he is exactly - kind of - earlier conversation, he is exactly kind of figure. he exactly that kind of figure. he is exactly that kind of figure. he he oh— exactly that kind of figure. he is an internationalist technician- is an internationalist technician . ti; technician. he's a was a brilliant merchant banker, a brilliant merchant banker, a brilliant manager of a hedge fund. you know, this is he is davos man . and of course, what davos man. and of course, what bofis davos man. and of course, what boris although in many ways, boris, do you know boris really is exactly the same really. but he's good at acting the- he's good at acting the ohhoette. — he's good at acting the opposite. what, what, what he did opposite. what, what, what he the ot— opposite. what, what, what he the ot thot— opposite. what, what, what he did at that last— opposite. what, what, what he did at that last election , he did at that last election, he htoyet— did at that last election, he htoyet the— did at that last election, he played the game of being a true

hrtt. — played the game of being a true out. he— played the game of being a true out. he htoyet— played the game of being a true brit. he played the game, you know— brit. he played the game, you know. wtth— brit. he played the game, you know, with dominic cummings hehho— know, with dominic cummings hehht htrh — know, with dominic cummings behind him. we'll get brexit through— behind him. we'll get brexit throuoh .— behind him. we'll get brexit through . so— behind him. we'll get brexit through . so t— behind him. we'll get brexit through . so i suppose a very through. so i suppose a very toroe— through. so i suppose a very toroe hort— through. so i suppose a very toroe port ot— through. so i suppose a very large part of the— through. so i suppose a very large part of the tory vote ththt— large part of the tory vote thht they— large part of the tory vote think they were sold to pop. thote— think they were sold to pop. that's, that's— think they were sold to pop. that's, that's the that's the vet — that's, that's the that's the vet wott. — that's, that's the that's the red wall. the— that's, that's the that's the red wall. the trouble is the tory party is a coalition an and for the for the other side of the coalition the southern comfortable you know the nice prosperous seats around london. the great problem is , of course, the great problem is, of course, many of those two are classic liberals and they are offended by they're offended, for example, by the whole treatment of, well, the pretence about treating immigration . they they treating immigration. they they absolutely disapprove kyiv of suella braverman. they loathe the idea of putting immigrants into barges. they think this is rather shocking and disgusting. so what is and there he's losing to the lib dems. so what is and there he's losing to the lib dems . this is why, as to the lib dems. this is why, as you said, labour hasn't had the brilliant kind of thing you would expect in the north us south. no, the reality of the ettuottoh— south. no, the reality of the ettuottoh te— south. no, the reality of the situation is and— south. no, the reality of the situation is and it— no, the reality of the situation is and it doesn't hotter— situation is and it doesn't hotter who— situation is and it doesn't matter who from the labour party

and matter who from the labour party oht hteet— matter who from the labour party oht hteet we— matter who from the labour party and indeed we are— matter who from the labour party and indeed we are hoping to get and indeed we are hoping to get o eouhte— and indeed we are hoping to get oeouhte ot— and indeed we are hoping to get a couple of prominent members of the tohour— a couple of prominent members of the tohour rorty— a couple of prominent members of the labour party actually on toter— the labour party actually on toter-thte— the labour party actually on later-this show. - the labour party actually on later this show. they later on in this show. they ooh-t— later on in this show. they ooh-t teth— later on in this show. they can't tell us— later on in this show. they can't tell us that every single hetero— can't tell us that every single person vehemently person really vehemently understands— person really vehemently- understands—stands understands what labour stands for understands what labour stands tor-thot-e— understands what labour stands for that's impossible, for because that's impossible, otveh— for because that's impossible, other the— for because that's impossible, given the fact— for because that's impossible, given the fact that haven't given the fact that they haven't reotty—te- given the fact that they haven't reotty—te tuet- given the fact that they haven't reotty—te tuet o- really told us that is just a toot.— really told us that is just a toot. how.— really told us that is just a fact. now, the— really told us that is just a fact. now, the liberal democrats uhter— fact. now, the liberal democrats under to— fact. now, the liberal democrats under to hovey— fact. now, the liberal democrats under ed davey being under ed davey are being quite ororymoue—toi anonymous. i was expecting to eeeloovey-e— anonymous. i was expecting to eeeloovey-e-oh- anonymous. i was expecting to see-davey's-on the- anonymous. i was expecting to see davey's on the side see ed davey's face on the side of see ed davey's face on the side ot—you— see ed davey's face on the side ot—you trow- of milk cartons, you know, hteeho— missing for quite a while. but whot— missing for quite a while. but whot the— missing for quite a while. but whot the th— missing for quite a while. but what the lib dems incredibly what the lib dems do incredibly wett— what the lib dems do incredibly weth—to- what the lib dems do incredibly weth—oo get- what the lib dems do incredibly well,_do get outi well, david, is they do get out there—they-re- there hyperlocal, they're hypertoeoh— there hyperlocal, they're hyperlocal. do is hyperlocal. so what they do is they— hyperlocal. so what they do is they-ot— hyperlocal. so what they do is they-ot. 0h.— hyperlocal. so what they do is they-at, oh, how's- hyperlocal. so what they do is they at, oh, how's this they look at, oh, how's this tohour— they look at, oh, how's this tohour-tory- they look at, oh, how's this. labour-tory council labour council or tory council hetttteo— labour council or tory council instilled-lane- labour council or tory council instilled lane that you instilled a cycle lane that you hoh-t— instilled a cycle lane that you otth-t hhe— instilled a cycle lane that you didn't like-done— instilled a cycle lane that you didn't like done something in didn't like or done something in your— your town centre you didn't the.— your town centre you didn't hhe—o- your town centre you didn't like,_a planning| like, or is there a planning ohhheottoh— like, or is there a planning application .on- like, or is there a planning application on the golf application on, on the golf eouree—ot- application on, on the golf course _of yourj application on, on the golf- course _of your house course at the back of your house thot—hto— course at the back of your house thot—thto hoo- that will turn it into 400 hoheee— that will turn it into 400 homes? and they oppose that and they—ohhoee they oppose that and they oppose that they oppose that and they oppose thot—eteetet- that and they get elected toeotty— that and they get elected locally. and _ that and they get elected locally. and that is why the tortee— locally. and that is why the tories-places- locally. and that is why the tories-places in. tories have lost places in swhtoh— tories have lost places in swindon, medway , windsor, swindon, medway, windsor, maidenhead,— swindon, medway, windsor, maidenhead, and maidenhead, windsor and maidenhead— maidenhead, windsor and maidenhead ,_ maidenhead, windsor and maidenhead , same place, tamworth maidenhead, same place, tamworth as maidenhead, same place, tamworth oe-eouto— maidenhead, same place, tamworth oe-eoutt 90— maidenhead, same place, tamworth oe-eoutt go oh— maidenhead, same place, tamworth as-could go on of- as well. i could go on of oureete-- as well. i could go on of course,-is whyi as well. i could go on of- course,-is why they've course, but that is why they've toet— course, but that is why they've toet to — course, but that is why they've toet to the — course, but that is why they've lost to the lib— course, but that is why they've lost to the lib dems. i'm not thot— lost to the lib dems. i'm not sure that transfer— sure that transfer ends as a oeherot— sure that transfer ends as a oeherot-. - sure that transfer ends as a oeherot-. t- sure that transfer ends as a general-. i would sure that transfer ends as a- general-. i would agree general election. i would agree completely. i mean , there's a completely. i mean, there's a clear tactical voting. clear signs of tactical voting. this is is equivalent of a

this is this is equivalent of a us midterm. it feels like a midterm that there's disenchantment with the government , but there isn't government, but there isn't actually very much enchantment with any of the parties , which with any of the parties, which is why you get this very even balance of gains. and i think the tactical— balance of gains. and i think the tactical voting— balance of gains. and i think the tactical voting is- i 35 and i think the tactical voting is the key thho. — the tactical voting is the key thho. hut— the tactical voting is the key thing. but the— the tactical voting is the key thing. but the lib dems, you know— thing. but the lib dems, you know, are a kind— thing. but the lib dems, you know, are a kind of political hoteoh— know, are a kind of political hoteoh .— know, are a kind of political poison , aren't— know, are a kind of political poison , aren't they? they poison, aren't they? they deliberately _ poison, aren't they? they deliberately in- poison, aren't they? they deliberately in a labour seat, they— deliberately in a labour seat, they wht— deliberately in a labour seat, they wttt oo— deliberately in a labour seat, they will do everything they can to wh— they will do everything they can to wth the — they will do everything they can to wth the tow— they will do everything they can to win the tory vote in the tory eeot— to win the tory vote in the tory eeot wht— to win the tory vote in the tory eeot wttt to— to win the tory vote in the tory seat will do everything they can to-the — seat will do everything they can to-the to — seat will do everything they can to-the to wh— seat will do everything they can to the to win labour to win the to win the labour vote — to win the to win the labour vote ort— to win the to win the labour vote and the— to win the to win the labour vote and the-is- to win the to win the labour vote and the is why ed vote and the result is why ed howe— vote and the result is why ed hovte te— vote and the result is why ed davis is silent.— vote and the result is why ed davis is silent. they have no oehuhe— davis is silent. they have no genuine national— davis is silent. they have no genuine national policy. if they hoheet— genuine national policy. if they were honest they— genuine national policy. if they were honest they will be eohhotohho— were honest they will be campaigning on rejoining the eu and campaigning on rejoining the eu one they— campaigning on rejoining the eu one they ooh-t— campaigning on rejoining the eu and they don't even dare to do thterruht— and they don't even dare to do interrupt because— and they don't even dare to do interrupt because i believe i heheve— interrupt because i believe i hetteve t-ve— interrupt because i believe i believe i've got— interrupt because i believe i believe i've got alex storey now who— believe i've got alex storey now who he— believe i've got alex storey now who is actually— believe i've got alex storey now who is actually fronting up the ortho— who is actually fronting up the who hoot— who is actually fronting up the bring back boris— who is actually fronting up the bring back boris campaign. htew— bring back boris campaign. htev. thoht— bring back boris campaign. alex, thank you _ bring back boris campaign. alex, thank you very- bring back boris campaign. alex, thank you very much for joining us. alex, i've got to ask, do you think that any of this would have happened if bods this would have happened if boris johnson was still in charge? tories kicking

charge? the tories got a kicking . not sure if we've got alex unfortunate . i don't seem to be unfortunate. i don't seem to be able to hear him or see him, but there we go. anyway, we can return to over the course return to this over the course though. now. he though. is there now. he is there alex yep. i hope you there now. alex yep. i hope you heard have heard it. would this have happened in charge? happened if boris was in charge? could you can you hear me ? can could you can you hear me? can you— could you can you hear me? can you heor— could you can you hear me? can you heor rhe— could you can you hear me? can you heor he e— could you can you hear me? can you hear me ? um.— could you can you hear me? can you hear me ? um. can you hear me you hear me? um. can you hear me at you hear me? um. can you hear me ot ott— you hear me? um. can you hear me ot ott or— you hear me? um. can you hear me ot ott or te— you hear me? um. can you hear me ot ott or he ht— you hear me? um. can you hear me at all or is it difficult— you hear me? um. can you hear me at all or is it difficult ? tv/ti;5 at all or is it difficult? yes, hex.— at all or is it difficult? yes, htev. t— at all or is it difficult? yes, htev. t on— at all or is it difficult? yes, alex. i can hear— at all or is it difficult? yes, alex. i can hear you.- at all or is it difficult? yes, alex. i can hear you. would this have happened if boris johnson was in charge ? well, the was in charge? well, the oueettoh— was in charge? well, the oueettoh te— was in charge? well, the oueettoh te .— was in charge? well, the question is , what- “ ig�* well, the question is , what happened last question is, what happened last yeore— question is, what happened last yeore toet— question is, what happened last yeore toet yeor— question is, what happened last yeore toet yeor .— question is, what happened last year? last year , in— question is, what happened last year? last year , in the midst of year? last year, in the midst of the— year? last year, in the midst of the ot— year? last year, in the midst of the ot the— year? last year, in the midst of the of the scandal— year? last year, in the midst of the of the scandal, year? last year, in the midst of the of the scandal , the the of the scandal, the rortyoote— the of the scandal, the partygate scandal, all the conservative— partygate scandal, all the conservative party did better outette— conservative party did better outette ot— conservative party did better outside of london than labour tho. — outside of london than labour tho. aho— outside of london than labour tho. hho eo— outside of london than labour did. and so we— outside of london than labour did. and so we know what the teeue— did. and so we know what the issue was . we— did. and so we know what the issue was . we know that the issue was. we know that the rortyoote— issue was. we know that the partygate scandal was a manufactured- partygate scandal was a manufactured scandal by by a metro— manufactured scandal by by a metro thot— manufactured scandal by by a media that detests boris and wohteo— media that detests boris and wohtet to— media that detests boris and wanted to see— media that detests boris and wanted to see him out . and wanted to see him out. and thot-e— wanted to see him out. and thot-e the— wanted to see him out. and

that's the collusion with the metro— that's the collusion with the metro ort— that's the collusion with the media and the— that's the collusion with the media and the civil service is the— media and the civil service is the reeutte— media and the civil service is the results are— media and the civil service is the results are not a surprise at the results are not a surprise ot ott— the results are not a surprise ot ott oe— the results are not a surprise at all are they— the results are not a surprise at all are they ?_ the results are not a surprise at all are they ? i- the results are not a surprise at all are they ? i mean, do we at all are they? i mean, do we thhh— at all are they? i mean, do we thht thot— at all are they? i mean, do we think that sunak— at all are they? i mean, do we think that sunak has the charisma?— think that sunak has the charisma? nobody really knows whot— charisma? nobody really knows whot he— charisma? nobody really knows what he stands— charisma? nobody really knows what he stands for. he has lost his what he stands for. he has lost hte woy— what he stands for. he has lost hte woy to— what he stands for. he has lost his way to downing street. thot-e— his way to downing street. thot-e the — his way to downing street. that's the only— his way to downing street. that's the only thing we can eoy— that's the only thing we can eoy. he— that's the only thing we can eoy. he hoeh-t— that's the only thing we can say. he hasn't won any contests in say. he hasn't won any contests th otter— say. he hasn't won any contests th other to— say. he hasn't won any contests th other to get— say. he hasn't won any contests in order to get to— say. he hasn't won any contests in order to get to where he is totoy— in order to get to where he is totoy. aho— in order to get to where he is toooy. who eo— in order to get to where he is today. and so the— in order to get to where he is today. and so the fact that we ooh-t— today. and so the fact that we ooh-t trow— today. and so the fact that we don't know what— today. and so the fact that we don't know what he stands for is hoeethty— don't know what he stands for is hoeethty the— don't know what he stands for is possibly the reason— don't know what he stands for is possibly the reason why we have the reeutte— possibly the reason why we have the results we— possibly the reason why we have the results we have— possibly the reason why we have the results we have today . alex the results we have today. alex hove— the results we have today. alex hove the— the results we have today. alex have the conservative party just eohhtttet— have the conservative party just committed one— have the conservative party just committed one of— have the conservative party just committed one of the greatest octe— committed one of the greatest oete ot— committed one of the greatest acts of political— committed one of the greatest acts of political suicide that the— acts of political suicide that the worth— acts of political suicide that the world has— acts of political suicide that the world has ever seen, getting rid the world has ever seen, getting rho-ot— the world has ever seen, getting to -ot the — the world has ever seen, getting rid-of the most- rid of one of the most democratically elected prime hhtetere— democratically elected prime ministers-we've- democratically elected prime ministers we've ever had. ministers that we've ever had. then— ministers that we've ever had. then booting— ministers that we've ever had. then booting out— ministers that we've ever had. then booting out liz— ministers that we've ever had. then booting out liz truss,- ministers that we've ever had. then booting out liz truss, who would have lowered tax, frankly , and potentially gone for more growth in the economy and installed them with somebody who is unelected and a chancellor who frankly appears to have quite socialist economic policies, certainly not conservative. what have you done 7 conservative. what have you done ? well, that's that's a really

good question. the issue is where— good question. the issue is where we— good question. the issue is where we sold— good question. the issue is where we sold a— good question. the issue is where we sold a pup.- g: :“ the issue is where we sold a pup. i mean, i etoot— where we sold a pup. i mean, i etooo tor— where we sold a pup. i mean, i stood for the— where we sold a pup. i mean, i stood for the tory— where we sold a pup. i mean, i stood for the tory party from 20th— stood for the tory party from 2001 onwards. _ stood for the tory party from 2001 onwards. that's that means the teet— 2001 onwards. that's that means the heet yeore— 2001 onwards. that's that means the best years of— 2001 onwards. that's that means the best years of my life after the— the best years of my life after the otyrhhte— the best years of my life after the olympic games were dedicated to the— the olympic games were dedicated to the conservative— the olympic games were dedicated to the conservative party. but did to the conservative party. but the the— to the conservative party. but did the conservative party in hortteutor— did the conservative party in hortteutor th— did the conservative party in particular in the— did the conservative party in particular in the centre , lie to particular in the centre, lie to the— particular in the centre, lie to the population?— particular in the centre, lie to the population? it wasn't the thoteher— the population? it wasn't the thatcher party _ the population? it wasn't the thatcher party that we were oetho— thatcher party that we were oetho heohte— thatcher party that we were asking people to vote for it was asking people to vote for it was o much— asking people to vote for it was a much more corporatist pro—eu party— a much more corporatist pro—eu horty thot— a much more corporatist pro—eu party that actually— a much more corporatist pro—eu party that actually hid under the eth— party that actually hid under the eth ot— party that actually hid under the skin of a— party that actually hid under the skin of a churchillian and thatcherite_ the skin of a churchillian and thatcherite party— the skin of a churchillian and thatcherite party and the and the referendum _ thatcherite party and the and the referendum blew that open . the referendum blew that open. aho— the referendum blew that open. one oetuotty— the referendum blew that open. and actually what— the referendum blew that open. and actually what we saw with euhot— and actually what we saw with suhot te— and actually what we saw with suhot te o— and actually what we saw with sunak is a counter—attack tehetve— sunak is a counter—attack fensive against— sunak is a counter—attack fensive against the people of rotor— fensive against the people of hrttoh .— fensive against the people of britain . that's— fensive against the people of britain . that's what we actually britain. that's what we actually wttheeeho— britain. that's what we actually wttheeeho .— britain. that's what we actually wttheeeho . we— britain. that's what we actually witnessing . we are seeing witnessing. we are seeing eeeehttotty— witnessing. we are seeing essentially the - witnessing. we are seeing essentially the replay of a 17th century— essentially the replay of a 17th century etyte— essentially the replay of a 17th century style religious counter—attack against the heohte— counter—attack against the heohte ot— counter—attack against the people of britain . ©35th pix people of britain. okay, alex, toot.— people of britain. okay, alex, look, thank you very much. i'm gonna have to leave you there, but good to have your views on

an alex story there bring an alex story there of the bring back boris campaign. and the reason that is reason i'm talking about that is it be concerted it does appear to be a concerted effort from the right the effort now from the right of the party that party in light of the fact that the conservatives have as far as we're thus lost we're aware, thus far, lost control areas. so control of around 20 areas. so how would this have happened under boris johnson? get your views coming in gbviews@gbnews.uk look, i've views coming in gbv loads gbnews.uk look, i've views coming in gbv loads morevs.uk look, i've views coming in gbv loads more t01k look, i've views coming in gbv loads more to comeook, i've views coming in gbv loads more to come between got loads more to come between now everybody, make now and 4:00, everybody, so make sure keep your eyes and your sure you keep your eyes and your ears peeled for gb news keir ears peeled for gb news sir keir starmer have starmer says that labour have had some fantastic results in the elections, but have the local elections, but have they really done enough to show that they can at the next that they can win at the next general election? and i am looking forward to getting out and about on the mal. yes, i'm going meet patrick's people, going to meet patrick's people, but right now it's over to your news headlines and i'm going to take you through them now with rhiannon jones. thank you, hotter.— rhiannon jones. thank you, patrick. good— 3“ 5“t:it““ thank you, patrick. good afternoon. it's eeo— patrick. good afternoon. it's eeo tor— patrick. good afternoon. it's eeo tor your— patrick. good afternoon. it's 330 for your top _ patrick. good afternoon. it's 330 for your top stories from the— 330 for your top stories from the eh— 330 for your top stories from the gb newsroom . the the gb newsroom. the conservatives- the gb newsroom. the conservatives continue to suffer heovy— conservatives continue to suffer heovy toeeee— conservatives continue to suffer heovy toeeee h— conservatives continue to suffer heavy losses in local elections

in heavy losses in local elections th thotoht— heavy losses in local elections in england with— heavy losses in local elections in england with labour and the lib in england with labour and the ht heme— in england with labour and the lib dems both— in england with labour and the lib dems both making gains. the hohee— lib dems both making gains. the tortee hove— lib dems both making gains. the tortee hove eo— lib dems both making gains. the tories have so far— lib dems both making gains. the tories have so far lost control of tories have so far lost control ot zo— tories have so far lost control of 26 councils,— tories have so far lost control of 26 councils, including strottort— of 26 councils, including stratford .— of 26 councils, including stratford . on— of 26 councils, including stratford . on avon, labour has stratford. on avon, labour has three— stratford. on avon, labour has oohet ten.— stratford. on avon, labour has gained ten, including east staffordshire— gained ten, including east staffordshire and swindon. while the th— staffordshire and swindon. while the ht heme— staffordshire and swindon. while the lib dems have— staffordshire and swindon. while the lib dems have gained four. rrthe— the lib dems have gained four. prime minister— the lib dems have gained four. prime minister rishi sunak has oethowtetoet— prime minister rishi sunak has acknowledged some disappointing reeutte— acknowledged some disappointing reeutte hut— acknowledged some disappointing results but denies— acknowledged some disappointing results but denies there's a big ewho— results but denies there's a big ewho to— results but denies there's a big swing to labour— results but denies there's a big swing to labour .— results but denies there's a big swing to labour. on results but denies there's a big swing to labour . on the eve of swing to labour. on the eve of the— swing to labour. on the eve of the coronation— swing to labour. on the eve of the coronation the— swing to labour. on the eve of the coronation the king and the three— the coronation the king and the three ort— the coronation the king and the prince and princess of wales greeted— prince and princess of wales greeted well—wishers on the moth — greeted well—wishers on the moth king— greeted well—wishers on the mall. king charles is earlier. king— mall. king charles is earlier. king chortee— mall. king charles is earlier. king charles and— mall. king charles is earlier. king charles and the queen coheort— king charles and the queen consort hosted— king charles and the queen consort hosted a lunch for teotere— consort hosted a lunch for teooere ot— consort hosted a lunch for leaders of countries where he's heot— leaders of countries where he's heot ot— leaders of countries where he's head of state.— leaders of countries where he's head of state. that followed a thot— head of state. that followed a final rehearsal— head of state. that followed a final rehearsal for— head of state. that followed a final rehearsal for the ceremony the— final rehearsal for the ceremony thte horhtho— final rehearsal for the ceremony this morning at— final rehearsal for the ceremony this morning at westminster abbey.— this morning at westminster they the— this morning at westminster abbey. this evening, his hot-eeo.— abbey. this evening, his majesty, along with other royals . wht— majesty, along with other royals . wttt hoet— majesty, along with other royals . wttt hoet o— majesty, along with other royals , will host a reception for overseas guests . world leaders overseas guests. world leaders hove— overseas guests. world leaders hove heeh— overseas guests. world leaders have been arriving at downing

street— have been arriving at downing street oheot— have been arriving at downing street ahead of— have been arriving at downing street ahead of the king's coronation,— street ahead of the king's coronation, leading the us oeteoottoh— coronation, leading the us delegation, joe— coronation, leading the us delegation, joe biden's wife, the— delegation, joe biden's wife, the thet— delegation, joe biden's wife, the first lady,— delegation, joe biden's wife, the first lady, dr. jill biden, rhet— the first lady, dr. jill biden, rhet ot— the first lady, dr. jill biden, was met at downing street by htehoto— was met at downing street by htehoto hurty— was met at downing street by akshata murty, the prime hhteter-e— akshata murty, the prime minister's wife. earlier, rishi tteht— minister's wife. earlier, rishi tteht suhot— minister's wife. earlier, rishi rishi sunak welcomed australian ruthe— rishi sunak welcomed australian prime minister— rishi sunak welcomed australian prime minister anthony albanese and prime minister anthony albanese one new— prime minister anthony albanese and new zealand's chris hipkins . hoth— and new zealand's chris hipkins . hoth oe— and new zealand's chris hipkins . both are vocal— and new zealand's chris hipkins . both are vocal republicans but hove— . both are vocal republicans but hove eott— . both are vocal republicans but have said they'll— . both are vocal republicans but have said they'll swear allegiance— have said they'll swear allegiance to- have said they'll swear allegiance to the king tomorrow . aho— allegiance to the king tomorrow . who the— allegiance to the king tomorrow . and the world— allegiance to the king tomorrow . and the world health organisation- . and the world health organisation has announced that cowh— organisation has announced that covth ret— organisation has announced that covth re ho— organisation has announced that covid 19 no longer represents a otohot— covid 19 no longer represents a otohot heotth— covid 19 no longer represents a global health emergency . it global health emergency. it repreeehte— global health emergency. it repreeehte o— global health emergency. it represents a step toward the end of represents a step toward the end ot o— represents a step toward the end or o hohtehte— represents a step toward the end of a pandemic that's killed heorty— of a pandemic that's killed heorty 7— of a pandemic that's killed nearly 7 million— of a pandemic that's killed nearly 7 million people otohohy. — nearly 7 million people globally. the- nearly 7 million people globally. the who's emergency cohhtttee— globally. the who's emergency committee made— globally. the who's emergency committee made the recommendation to declare the international— recommendation to declare the international public health otert— international public health otert ove— international public health otert .— international public health alert over. it's— international public health alert over. it's after being at the— alert over. it's after being at the hoheet— alert over. it's after being at the highest level for more than three— the highest level for more than three ye — the highest level for more than three years. torfaen line dab+ torto— three years. torfaen line dab+ totto ort— three years. torfaen line dab+ totto oht oh— three years. torfaen line dab+ radio and on tune— three years. torfaen line dab+ radio and on tune in. this is gb hewe— radio and on tune in. this is gb hewe te— radio and on tune in. this is gb

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they've got big majority they've still got a big majority to starmer was in to overturn. starmer was in medway where labour won medway in kent, where labour won control the council from the control of the council from the tories for the first time since 1998. labour have also won plymouth and stoke on trent as jonathan gullis area. that is a regular on the channel, isn't he joining me now is gb news senior political commentator nigel nelson . nigel, thank you very nelson. nigel, thank you very much. now sirjohn curtice says that they're going to need around a ten point lead in order to consider winning at a general election. they're on about a nine lead, jury's nine point lead, so the jury's out of this. what do you out on all of this. what do you put down to labour's perceived success here? i think a lot of it success here? i think a lot of tt te— success here? i think a lot of tt te oetuotty— ii it“t:i.i;?’ i think a lot of it is actually anti—tory. i thht— it is actually anti—tory. i think that— it is actually anti—tory. i think that it— it is actually anti—tory. i think that it there's been a oreot— think that it there's been a oreot heot— think that it there's been a great deal of— think that it there's been a great deal of tactical voting at ort— great deal of tactical voting at one heohte— great deal of tactical voting at and people want— great deal of tactical voting at and people want sort of almost ohyhooy— and people want sort of almost ohyhoty etee— and people want sort of almost anybody else but— and people want sort of almost anybody else but the tories . anybody else but the tories. however, labour— anybody else but the tories. however, labour seem to have oetuotty— however, labour seem to have oetuohy hote— however, labour seem to have actually made inroads into red wott— actually made inroads into red wott terrttory— actually made inroads into red wall territory that they absolutely— wall territory that they absolutely need to get back for the oeherot— absolutely need to get back for the general election . um, so

the general election. um, so htoeee— the general election. um, so htoeee hhe— the general election. um, so places like stoke on trent htoethoot— places like stoke on trent htoethoot .— places like stoke on trent blackpool , all- places like stoke on trent blackpool , all these are all, blackpool, all these are all, all blackpool, all these are all, ott oreot— blackpool, all these are all, all great great— blackpool, all these are all, all great great wins for, for tohour— all great great wins for, for tohour .— all great great wins for, for labour. also— all great great wins for, for labour . also they've been at labour. also they've been at oter— labour. also they've been at htet uh— labour. also they've been at htet uh eeote— labour. also they've been at pick up seats in— labour. also they've been at pick up seats in the south—west. so pick up seats in the south—west. so rtyrhouth— pick up seats in the south—west. so plymouth was— pick up seats in the south—west. so plymouth was a— pick up seats in the south—west. so plymouth was a good result . so plymouth was a good result. swhooh— so plymouth was a good result. swhtoh oe— so plymouth was a good result. swindon was a— so plymouth was a good result. swindon was a good result . it's swindon was a good result. it's a swindon was a good result. it's o tott— swindon was a good result. it's a bit difficult— swindon was a good result. it's a bit difficult to— swindon was a good result. it's a bit difficult to actually say tuet— a bit difficult to actually say tuet heuee— a bit difficult to actually say just because you've done this, you— just because you've done this, you wht— just because you've done this, you wttt wh— just because you've done this, you will win the— just because you've done this, you will win the general eteettoh— you will win the general eteettoh .— you will win the general election . but- you will win the general election . but broadly where keir election. but broadly where keir storher— election. but broadly where keir starmer de—man_ election. but broadly where keir starmer de—man needs to be is ohout— starmer de—man needs to be is ohout teh— starmer de—man needs to be is about ten points— starmer de—man needs to be is about ten points ahead of the hohee— about ten points ahead of the tortee to— about ten points ahead of the tories to have— about ten points ahead of the tories to have a— about ten points ahead of the tories to have a chance of oetttho— tories to have a chance of oettho oh— tories to have a chance of getting an overall majority . getting an overall majority. reoh— getting an overall majority. yeah absolutely. ' “t: yeah absolutely. and he's quivering on the edge of that. the question will be whether or not this is the crest of sir keir's wave and if rishi can prove to be a bit competent and then obviously garner more pubuc then obviously garner more public support, whether that wave down and it wave comes crashing down and it can for the next what can continue for the next what would he say, maybe months can continue for the next what woullthe say, maybe months can continue for the next what woullthe next maybe months can continue for the next what woullthe next election. months can continue for the next what woullthe next election. buttnths can continue for the next what woullthe next election. but you; until the next election. but you mentioned seats mentioned those red wall seats and come out and say and i'll just come out and say it. a lot of working class areas. and that those areas. and we know that those people and

people lent boris johnson and the conservative party their vote election . why vote at the last election. why do you think that more working class people have gone back to labour there? because i think they— labour there? because i think they-hetroyet— labour there? because i think they-betrayed and- . it“t:i.i;?’ because i think they betrayed and we're they feel betrayed and we're tottho— they feel betrayed and we're talking about— they feel betrayed and we're talking about is— they feel betrayed and we're talking about is a lot of brexit euphortho— talking about is a lot of brexit euphortho oeoe— talking about is a lot of brexit supporting areas and really the geo— supporting areas and really the great benefits— supporting areas and really the great benefits of— supporting areas and really the great benefits of brexit it that hohe— great benefits of brexit it that boris johnson— great benefits of brexit it that boris johnson promised haven't been— boris johnson promised haven't been delivered— boris johnson promised haven't been delivered .— boris johnson promised haven't been delivered . so in that sense been delivered. so in that sense thot— been delivered. so in that sense thot they— been delivered. so in that sense thot they hove— been delivered. so in that sense that they have been betrayed by, by hohe— that they have been betrayed by, by boris johnson.— that they have been betrayed by, by boris johnson. you've also got— by boris johnson. you've also got tuet— by boris johnson. you've also got tuet ethhty— by boris johnson. you've also got just simply the chaos of u..— got just simply the chaos of the. the— got just simply the chaos of the, the last— got just simply the chaos of the, the last year . so there's the, the last year. so there's a eertoh— the, the last year. so there's a certain disillusionment from for all certain disillusionment from for ott eorte— certain disillusionment from for ott eorte ot— certain disillusionment from for all sorts of for— certain disillusionment from for all sorts of for all— certain disillusionment from for all sorts of for all politicians as all sorts of for all politicians oe hut— all sorts of for all politicians oe hut thre— all sorts of for all politicians as but this is— all sorts of for all politicians as but this is what rishi sunak hoe— as but this is what rishi sunak hoe heeh— as but this is what rishi sunak has been describing as sort of the— has been describing as sort of the how— has been describing as sort of the how eet— has been describing as sort of the box set drama— has been describing as sort of the box set drama that we've tuet— the box set drama that we've tuet heeh— the box set drama that we've just been through. and people are just been through. and people reotty— just been through. and people reotty ohory— just been through. and people are really angry about it. just been through. and people are really angry about it . so are really angry about it. so thot-e— are really angry about it. so thot-e hortyoote— are really angry about it. so that's partygate . that's liz that's partygate. that's liz truee— that's partygate. that's liz truss messing— that's partygate. that's liz truss messing up the economy now . tteht — truss messing up the economy now . tteht suhoh— truss messing up the economy now . rishi sunak should— truss messing up the economy now . rishi sunak should have got tho— . rishi sunak should have got some kind of— . rishi sunak should have got some kind of bounce by being a ruthe— some kind of bounce by being a new prime minister on the basis it new prime minister on the basis tt ehoutt— new prime minister on the basis it should look— new prime minister on the basis it should look like— new prime minister on the basis it should look like a new government— it should look like a new government .— it should look like a new government . he hasn't, but then government. he hasn't, but then he hoeh-t— government. he hasn't, but then he hoeh-t tore— government. he hasn't, but then he hasn't done anything very much.— he hasn't done anything very much-thw— he hasn't done anything very much. think what comes

much. and i think what it comes town— much. and i think what it comes down to.— much. and i think what it comes down to. -the — much. and i think what it comes down to, the election does down to, when the election does eohetthe— down to, when the election does come sometime a— down to, when the election does come sometime a year from now , come sometime a year from now, hoyhe— come sometime a year from now, hoyhe re— come sometime a year from now, hoyhe re hohthe.— come sometime a year from now, maybe 18 months, it— come sometime a year from now, maybe 18 months, it really will town to— maybe 18 months, it really will come down to whether people oetuotty— come down to whether people oetuotty teet— come down to whether people actually feel better off than they— actually feel better off than they to — actually feel better off than they do now. if— actually feel better off than they do now. if they don't. keir storher— they do now. if they don't. keir storher te— they do now. if they don't. keir storher te o— they do now. if they don't. keir starmer is a shoo— they do now. if they don't. keir starmer is a shoo in for number 10. starmer is a shoo in for number to. reoh— starmer is a shoo in for number to. reoh t— starmer is a shoo in for number 10. yeah i think— starmer is a shoo in for number 10. yeah i think there is some truth— 10. yeah i think there is some truth h— 10. yeah i think there is some truth in that,— 10. yeah i think there is some truth in that, to— 10. yeah i think there is some truth in that, to be honest with you,— truth in that, to be honest with you. whet.— truth in that, to be honest with you, nigel, about— truth in that, to be honest with you, nigel, about the money in heohte-e— you, nigel, about the money in heohte-e pockete— you, nigel, about the money in people's pockets being an oheotutety— people's pockets being an absolutely issue when they absolutely core issue when they go absolutely core issue when they oo-hotttho — absolutely core issue when they oo-hotttho tooth- go into that polling booth and when— go into that polling booth and wheh—thetr- go into that polling booth andi when _their cross when they put their, their cross in when they put their, their cross h—tt— when they put their, their cross h—tt te- when they put their, their cross h—tt te thot- when they put their, their cross in_it is that will| in whatever box it is that will be in whatever box it is that will he too— in whatever box it is that will he too ot— in whatever box it is that will be top of their— in whatever box it is that will be top of their agenda i think, woh-t— be top of their agenda i think, wont to — be top of their agenda i think, won't it? but— be top of their agenda i think, won't it? but can— be top of their agenda i think, won't it? but can i- be top of their agenda i think, won't it? i“ be top of their agenda i think, won't it? i i won't it? but can i ask because i'm supposed to have tom watson on bit later on, former on a little bit later on, former deputy the labour deputy leader of the labour party. be party. i'm also going to be talking to vince actually, talking to vince cable actually, fingers crossed later on. but tom watson, i imagine, is going to tell me that this is a resounding victory for labour and that this is a symbol that the british public have come back to the labour party . i'm back to the labour party. i'm not sure people know what the labour party stands for. do you what were people voting for ?

what were people voting for? well, i think i do know what well, i think i do knowdwhat the well, i think i do know what the tohour— well, i think i do know what the tohour rorty— well, i think i do know what the labour party stands for. i mean the— labour party stands for. i mean thte thre— labour party stands for. i mean this this accusation that keir storher— this this accusation that keir starmer-stand- this this accusation that keir starmer stand for starmer doesn't stand for ohythho— starmer doesn't stand for anything wrong, i think probably did anything wrong, i think probably tho-ohout— anything wrong, i think probably tho-ohout o— anything wrong, i think probably did-about a year- anything wrong, i think probably did about a year ago since did wash about a year ago since then— did wash about a year ago since then he-e— did wash about a year ago since then he's been— did wash about a year ago since then he's been fleshing out hottey— then he's been fleshing out hohey otter— then he's been fleshing out policy after policy. so we kind of policy after policy. so we kind ot to— policy after policy. so we kind ot to know— policy after policy. so we kind of do know what— policy after policy. so we kind of do know what he stands for, whether— of do know what he stands for, whether you— of do know what he stands for, whether you actually like it or not whether you actually like it or hot or— whether you actually like it or not or believe— whether you actually like it or not or believe it— whether you actually like it or not or believe it is a different hotter. — not or believe it is a different hotter. hut— not or believe it is a different matter. but-does- not or believe it is a different matter. but does talk about matter. but he does talk about whot— matter. but he does talk about whot he— matter. but he does talk about what he calls— matter. but he does talk about what he calls his— matter. but he does talk about what he calls his mission so hot— what he calls his mission so thot wht— what he calls his mission so that will have— what he calls his mission so that will have to— what he calls his mission so that will have to give britain the toeteet— that will have to give britain the fastest growth in the g7 to howe— the fastest growth in the g7 to halve violent— the fastest growth in the g7 to halve violent crime . um, he's halve violent crime. um, he's got— halve violent crime. um, he's got vortoue— halve violent crime. um, he's got various ideas— halve violent crime. um, he's got various ideas about tovottoh— got various ideas about taxation, ending non—dom status, for taxation, ending non—dom status, tor hetohee— taxation, ending non—dom status, tor hetohee .— taxation, ending non—dom status, for instance , the— taxation, ending non—dom status, for instance , the charitable for instance, the charitable etotue— for instance, the charitable etotue ot— for instance, the charitable status of private schools. so they— status of private schools. so they wht— status of private schools. so they wttt hoy— status of private schools. so they will pay more tax. he puts everyththo— they will pay more tax. he puts everythho ohto— they will pay more tax. he puts everything onto growth and what we heee.— everything onto growth and what we need, we need— everything onto growth and what we need, we need to hear from hth— we need, we need to hear from htrh how— we need, we need to hear from htrh te— we need, we need to hear from him now is exactly— we need, we need to hear from him now is exactly how he will oehteve— him now is exactly how he will oehteve thot— him now is exactly how he will achieve that growth . but at the achieve that growth. but at the moment— achieve that growth. but at the moment, we certainly have plenty of moment, we certainly have plenty ot ohhtttohe— moment, we certainly have plenty of ambitions from _ moment, we certainly have plenty of ambitions from the labour party— of ambitions from the labour horty ohout— of ambitions from the labour party about how— of ambitions from the labour party about how they would oetuotty— party about how they would oetuohy uh— party about how they would actually run a— party about how they would actually run a government that oho— actually run a government that one more— actually run a government that and make britain— actually run a government that and make britain better. '“t: actually run a government that and make britain better. ' “t: and make britain better. and no doubt— and make britain better. and no

doubt wett— and make britain better. and no doubt we'll talk— and make britain better. and no doubt we'll talk more of those. just one more quick one with you, nigel, if that's okay. and thatis you, nigel, if that's okay. and that is about the liberal democrats and i happen to live in in the windsor and maidenhead borough , right? so i know that borough, right? so i know that quite well and i know that the liberal democrats have made a massive virtue there about blocking planning developments because frankly, if people live in area, they don't want in a rural area, they don't want 500 houses going up on the lovely golf course that used to be of their house. be at the back of their house. and i can understand that. but does kind policy really does that kind of policy really does that kind of policy really do a national level? do well on a national level? well no. i mean, these are local eteettoh— well no. i mean, these are local eteettoh oe— well no. i mean, these are local election as we've— well no. i mean, these are local election as we've just— it�*y�*bill i mean, these are local election as we've just had had. so election as we've just had had. so eoheththo— election as we've just had had. so something like— election as we've just had had. so something like that would play— so something like that would htoy outre— so something like that would htoy outte tro— so something like that would play quite big -_ so something like that would play quite big - i_ so something like that would play quite big . i mean, politics play quite big. i mean, politics oetuotty— play quite big. i mean, politics actually really— play quite big. i mean, politics actually really does come down to toeot— actually really does come down to local issues.— actually really does come down to local issues. so— actually really does come down to local issues. so if you've got— to local issues. so if you've got o— to local issues. so if you've got a massive— to local issues. so if you've got a massive pothole outside your— got a massive pothole outside your hort— got a massive pothole outside your front door— got a massive pothole outside your front door or— got a massive pothole outside your front door or what your your— your front door or what your your orthory— your front door or what your your primary concern will be oetttho— your primary concern will be getting somebody to come and fix it getting somebody to come and fix tt oho— getting somebody to come and fix tt one your— getting somebody to come and fix tt one your vote— getting somebody to come and fix it and your vote in— getting somebody to come and fix it and your vote in a— getting somebody to come and fix it and your vote in a local eteettoh— it and your vote in a local election will— it and your vote in a local election will go- it and your vote in a local election will go in that hortteutor— election will go in that particular direction . and if particular direction. and if youve— particular direction. and if youve got— particular direction. and if youve got ho— particular direction. and if you've got no money in your pocket— you've got no money in your pocket .— you've got no money in your pocket . you-h— you've got no money in your pocket , you'll be- you've got no money in your pocket , you'll be concerned pocket, you'll be concerned ohout— pocket, you'll be concerned ohout the— pocket, you'll be concerned about the cost— pocket, you'll be concerned about the cost of living . so

about the cost of living. so ohvtouety— about the cost of living. so obviously, depends on what it obviously, it depends on what it is obviously, it depends on what it he thot— obviously, it depends on what it is that actually— obviously, it depends on what it is that actually troubles you. hut— is that actually troubles you. hut eertohty— is that actually troubles you. but certainly in— is that actually troubles you. but certainly in local elections,— but certainly in local elections, if- but certainly in local elections, if there's a major troveeoy— elections, if there's a major controversy going on, that's where— controversy going on, that's where o— controversy going on, that's where o potty— controversy going on, that's where a party that says they can eotve— where a party that says they can eotve ht— where a party that says they can eotve tt or— where a party that says they can solve it or stop— where a party that says they can solve it or stop it— where a party that says they can solve it or stop it will benefit . hoh.— solve it or stop it will benefit . veoh. toot.— solve it or stop it will benefit . yeah. look, nigel,- solve it or stop it will benefit . yeah. look, nigel, thank you. fantastic stuff, as always . us fantastic stuff, as always. us is, of course, nigel nelson, the wonderful political guru and fan favourites here at gb news. now look, there's a great atmosphere building here at buckingham palace. i want to back on to palace. i want to get back on to talking palace. i want to get back on to talkinand is about later. and the sun is just about poking through the clouds here. long fancy long may that last look fancy getting all wet, but there we go. go and speak go. i'm about to go and speak to some who celebrating some fans who are celebrating this event. so in just this historic event. so in just a minutes, i'm going to a few minutes, i'm going to speak those royal superfans speak to those royal superfans in mall. mall. it is a in a mall. on the mall. it is a completely beast. completely different beast. you're see it. what you're about to see it. and what it was when i was there yesterday, hundreds people, it was when i was there yenot day, hundreds people, it was when i was there yenot thousands,tds people, it was when i was there ye not thousands, patrick eople, if not thousands, patrick christys britain's christys on gb news britain's news .

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religious leaders have just finished their walk of faith in celebration of the coronation. lisa what's happening where you are ? hello. yeah, well, i'm are? hello. yeah, well, i'm joined— are? hello. yeah, well, i'm totheo hy— are? hello. yeah, well, i'm totheo hy two— 5iti;?’ hello. yeah, well, i'm joined by two very special oueete. — joined by two very special oueete. so— joined by two very special guests. so two- joined by two very special guests. so two people who've just taken part in the walk, but they've got very special roles into tomorrow. so the archbishop of westminster, cardinal vincent nichols, and must interfaith leader aliya azzam , both of them leader aliya azzam, both of them both of you have got amazing roles tomorrow just want to tell me a bit about it, how you're feeling. i'm feeling really exerted.— feeling. i'm feeling really excited. i'm— feeling. i'm feeling really excited. i'm really- 751“; i'm feeling really excited. i'm really looking torwort— excited. i'm really looking torwort to— excited. i'm really looking forward to it— excited. i'm really looking forward to it . - excited. i'm really looking forward to it . e forward to it. it's one of the first times that different faiths represent lives will be taking part in the coronation. britain is one of the most diverse country in europe, and it's fitting that other faiths are represented here. so what exactly? because _ are represented here. so what exactly? because i— are represented here. so what exactly? because i know- 5iti; “tiiti; so what exactly? because i know you were tethho— exactly? because i know you were tethho rhe— exactly? because i know you were tethho me you— exactly? because i know you were telling me you took— exactly? because i know you were telling me you took part in some reheoreote— telling me you took part in some rehearsals already. _ telling me you took part in some rehearsals already. what will you— rehearsals already. what will you he— rehearsals already. what will you he hoho— rehearsals already. what will you be doing tomorrow? so i'm part— you be doing tomorrow? so i'm port ot— you be doing tomorrow? so i'm port ot the— you be doing tomorrow? so i'm part of the faith— you be doing tomorrow? so i'm part of the faith leaders procession . and also i'm being procession. and also i'm being selected to greet the king at the end just before he leaves

into his golden carriage and the king has shown a deep interest in throughout his life in different spiritual values. she's shown respect act, and with that shared responsibility that we have for each other, for each other, that partnership of respect and responsible ability is the embodiment of the king and that should be celebrated . and that should be celebrated. are you feeling nervous about it? are you feeling nervous about to hot— are you feeling nervous about to hot ot— are you feeling nervous about it? not at all,— are you feeling nervous about it? not at all, no.— are you feeling nervous about it? not at all, no. i'm really looking— it? not at all, no. i'm really looking forward— it? not at all, no. i'm really looking forward to it. 33“ looking forward to it. right. trott— looking forward to it. right. ttoht ree— looking forward to it. right. right yes, quite— looking forward to it. 3 3 33“ yes, quite right. quite right yes, quite right. quite rtoht— right yes, quite right. quite rtoht . — right yes, quite right. quite rtoht . hetto— right yes, quite right. quite right . hello, and- 33“ yes, quite right. quite right. 5“t: 33“ yes, quite right. quite right . 5“t: right. hello, and your role tomorrow . you're going to you're tomorrow. you're going to you're going to be blessing the king. yes that's right. that's when the ortho— yes that's right. that's when the formal anointing- tv/ti;5 . 3“ that's when the formal anointing king and the formal anointing king and the receptor— the formal anointing king and the reception by— the formal anointing king and the reception by the king of the otttereht— the reception by the king of the different regalia— the reception by the king of the different regalia ,— the reception by the king of the different regalia , including the different regalia, including the crown— different regalia, including the crown theh— different regalia, including the crown, then there— different regalia, including the crown, then there is a blessing at crown, then there is a blessing ot thot— crown, then there is a blessing ot thot hoht— crown, then there is a blessing at that point before he moves owoy— at that point before he moves owoy hoh — at that point before he moves owoy tom the— at that point before he moves away from the coronation chair oho— away from the coronation chair one to— away from the coronation chair one to the— away from the coronation chair and to the other— away from the coronation chair and to the other chairs of etote— and to the other chairs of etote. so— and to the other chairs of state. so there- and to the other chairs of state. so there are, i think , state. so there are, i think, the— state. so there are, i think, ttve ot— state. so there are, i think, ttve ot ue— state. so there are, i think, five of us, five— state. so there are, i think, five of us, five christian teotere— five of us, five christian leaders, two _ five of us, five christian leaders, two from the church of thotoht— leaders, two from the church of thotoht .— leaders, two from the church of thotoht . ohe— leaders, two from the church of england , one for— leaders, two from the church of england , one for the mess of england, one for the mess of the—

england, one for the mess of thte ehureh— england, one for the mess of this church ,— england, one for the mess of this church , one— england, one for the mess of this church , one from the greek this church, one from the greek orthodox— this church, one from the greek orthodox church _ this church, one from the greek orthodox church ,— this church, one from the greek orthodox church , and one orthodox church, and one rehreeehtho— orthodox church, and one representing churches together in representing churches together th thotoht— representing churches together in england and— representing churches together in england and myself. so it's a very— in england and myself. so it's a very eoerhht— in england and myself. so it's a very solemn moment. and for me, it's very solemn moment. and for me, he reotty— very solemn moment. and for me, it's really remarkable , of it's really remarkable, of course, from _ it's really remarkable, of course, from a- it's really remarkable, of course, from a different hereheettve— course, from a different perspective because the catholic church— perspective because the catholic church hoe— perspective because the catholic church has been— perspective because the catholic church has been here for all the the. — church has been here for all the the. so— church has been here for all the the. so you— church has been here for all the time. so you could— church has been here for all the time. so you could say for the thet— time. so you could say for the ttret hoo— time. so you could say for the first 500 years,— time. so you could say for the first 500 years, the coronations were catholic— first 500 years, the coronations were catholic ceremonies . so were catholic ceremonies. so the— were catholic ceremonies. so thte te— were catholic ceremonies. so thte he the— were catholic ceremonies. so this is the first— were catholic ceremonies. so this is the first time for 400 yeore— this is the first time for 400 yeore h— this is the first time for 400 years in which— this is the first time for 400 years in which a— this is the first time for 400 years in which a catholic bishop has years in which a catholic bishop hoe toteh— years in which a catholic bishop hoe toteh hort— years in which a catholic bishop has taken part at.— years in which a catholic bishop has taken part at. so it's a big teoh— has taken part at. so it's a big teoh h— has taken part at. so it's a big hop to htetory. — has taken part at. so it's a big leap in history. i— has taken part at. so it's a big leap in history. i wish you both all the luck. tomorrow i'll be looking out for you both on the telly. and thank you so much for your speaking today . your time speaking to us today. so , so the walk of faith is so yeah, so the walk of faith is finished. everyone here now has many of them have got roles in tomorrow, everyone's to tomorrow, so everyone's going to start being part start preparing for being part of . lisa, thank of history tomorrow. lisa, thank you. the— of history tomorrow. lisa, thank you. the horn — “ 5titg lisa, thank you. live from westminster “ 5.53 lisa, thank you. live from westminster for us you. live from westminster for ue heettho— you. live from westminster for us meeting the— you. live from westminster for us meeting the different faith teooere— us meeting the different faith teooere who— us meeting the different faith leaders who are— us meeting the different faith leaders who are going to be totho— leaders who are going to be totho hort— leaders who are going to be totho port th— leaders who are going to be taking part in tomorrow's coronation. _ taking part in tomorrow's coronation. now i believe we can join— coronation. now i believe we can toh rotrtet— coronation. now i believe we can join patrick christys—

coronation. now i believe we can join patrick christys live on the— join patrick christys live on the hot— join patrick christys live on the mal outside— join patrick christys live on the mal outside buckingham rotoee— the mal outside buckingham rotoee .— the mal outside buckingham rotoee . aho— the mal outside buckingham palace . and i— the mal outside buckingham palace . and i believe, patrick, palace. and i believe, patrick, you— palace. and i believe, patrick, you oetuotty— palace. and i believe, patrick, you actually shook hands with the king— you actually shook hands with the king earlier— you actually shook hands with the king earlier today. 5 t: the king earlier today. i did. it the king earlier today. i did. tt wo— the king earlier today. i did. tt o— the king earlier today. i did. it was a remarkable experience, actually. so as you can see, i am on the mall at the moment. and look, the world of difference. yes, hello, the world of difference between this time today is time yesterday and today is amazing. at all. and it is amazing. look at all. and it is as far back as the eye can see. it's a non—stop train of people here who are all just really happy and excited about the coronation tomorrow. but yes, so not long ago, what, half ago not so long ago, what, half ago maybe? or sorry, it's all right. occupational hazard. this isn't it? king charles's carjust it? king charles's car just pulled up and just pulled up where those people are gathered in the road there in the middle of the road there you can see. and he out you can see. and he got out of that jubilation that car, much to the jubilation of who was around of everybody who was around here. out and a here. he got out and he did a walkabout about minutes, walkabout for about 20 minutes, half some hands, half an hour, shook some hands, and just managed in and arnie just managed to be in the right place at the right time to shake his hand. time and got to shake his hand. but i'm going do now is but what i'm going to do now is much of a of much to the surprise of a lot of people who are just comfortably eating sandwiches eating their prawn sandwiches

and drinking some cheap fizz. i'm and try and i'm going to go and try and intermingle with and see intermingle with them and see what they're saying about the excitement what they're saying about the exci'see, nt what they're saying about the exci'see, by the way, one of can see, by the way, one of a lot of american flags here, a lot of american flags here, a lot should lot of american flags. should i go what people are go and see what these people are all are all saying here? excuse me. hello? can i just me. hello? hello. can ijust bother you very . all right. bother you very. all right. well, where have you come from ? well, where have you come from? well, where have you come from? well, actually came with my well, i actually came with my huehoho— well, i actually came with my husband from _ well, i actually came with my husband from maidstone, but my eteter— husband from maidstone, but my eteter oho— husband from maidstone, but my sister and brother— husband from maidstone, but my sister and brother in law came trom— sister and brother in law came from southeast— sister and brother in law came from southeast mississippi. tortoette— from southeast mississippi. fantastic. obviously, look, fantastic. and obviously, look, too — fantastic. and obviously, look, too ott— fantastic. and obviously, look, too ott ove— fantastic. and obviously, look, i'm all over these— fantastic. and obviously, look, i'm all over these massive hherteoh— i'm all over these massive hherteoh- - i'm all over these massive american- there's. i'm all over these massive- american- there's quite a american flags. there's quite a lot american here. lot of american flags here. quite american flags. quite a lot of american flags. what so what do you guys care so passionate about i'm passionate about? about i'm going coronation go going to say our coronation go on. why that one? tory why do you— on. why that one? tory why do you ore— on. why that one? tory why do you care so much about the coronation i don't know. we've just always loved the- coronation i don't know. we've just always loved the uk- 5“ 55“ . we've just always loved the uk and the toyot— just always loved the uk and the rtoyot rorhtty— just always loved the uk and the royal family came. i royal family came. i came over for royal family came. i came over tor the— royal family came. i came over for the funeral. not something to be missed. and this is not something to be missed either. it's a part of history. absolutely and i can see you've got o— absolutely and i can see you've got o eroetho— absolutely and i can see you've got a cracking set— absolutely and i can see you've got a cracking set up— ' .5.«t and i can see you've got a cracking set up here. i mean, there's— got a cracking set up here. i mean, there's loads of tents. i ooh-t— mean, there's loads of tents. i ooh-t trow— mean, there's loads of tents. i ooh-t thow tt— mean, there's loads of tents. i don't know if we _ mean, there's loads of tents. i don't know if we can get just to hove— don't know if we can get just to hove o— don't know if we can get just to

hove o outer— don't know if we can get just to have a quick look— don't know if we can get just to have a quick look whole have a quick look at the whole eetuh— have a quick look at the whole eetuh-they-ve— have a quick look at the whole setup they've here. setup that they've got here. i mean, magnificent. how are setup that they've got here. i meéguys magnificent. how are setup that they've got here. i meéguys keepingficent. how are setup that they've got here. i meéguys keeping yourselves are you guys keeping yourselves going— you guys keeping yourselves ooho there— you guys keeping yourselves going then? are— you guys keeping yourselves going then? are you these going then? are you in these tente— going then? are you in these tehte—tei going then? are you in these. tehte—te th tents and a friend of ours is in this— tents and a friend of ours is in this-shes— tents and a friend of ours is in this-she's been- tents and a friend of ours is in this she's been here this tent and she's been here for two— this tent and she's been here for two days— this tent and she's been here for two days a— this tent and she's been here for two days a day. “43?" ' z for two days a day. yeah. and then— for two days a day. yeah. and then we've only been here today , but yeah, so we're still doing fine. and. but she's tired. she's a little run down. she's actually— she's a little run down. she's actually asleep— she's a little run down. she's actually asleep in the tent at the moment. all right. well, i won't wake her up. okay. let's just going and just see if just keep going and just see if there's we there's anybody else that we might quick might be able to have a quick chat to chat with here. i'm going to keep walking and we'll keep us walking along and we'll battle of these battle through some of these crowds. hello. how are you.7 battle through some of these crowds. hello. how are you? can i ask you a quick question? yes. so want so what kind of king do you want charles be? just as he is the charles to be? just as he is the man is? i'd just charles to be? just as he is the man is? i'djust like charles to be? just as he is the man is? i'd just like him. man he is? i'd just like him. yeah.— man he is? i'd just like him. yeah. can-t— man he is? i'd just like him. yeah. can't wait— man he is? i'd just like him. yeah. can't wait for- 57 i'd just like him. yeah. can't wait for tomorrow . yeah. can't wait for tomorrow. and—forward- yeah. can't wait for tomorrow. and _forward to| and really looking forward to m,— and really looking forward to from, you— and really looking forward to from, you know,— and really looking forward to from, you know, whatever he does after— from, you know, whatever he does after .— from, you know, whatever he does after . he-s— from, you know, whatever he does after. he's been— from, you know, whatever he does after. he's been brilliant man after. he's been a brilliant man all after. he's been a brilliant man au—he-s— after. he's been a brilliant man au—he-s done- after. he's been a brilliant man all—he's done for. after. he's been a brilliant man all prince's he's done for after. he's been a brilliant man all prince's truste's done for after. he's been a brilliant man all prince's trust and me for the prince's trust and everything— the prince's trust and evetytttng .- the prince's trust and everything . yeah, absolutely. everything. yeah, absolutely. ant— everything. yeah, absolutely. ant were— everything. yeah, absolutely. ant vou— everything. yeah, absolutely. and were you lucky- everything. yeah, absolutely. and were you lucky enough to have met him before or not? when he was on his little walkabout, i probably he wouldn't i met him probably he wouldn't ever remember 40, 50 years ago.

he did shake my hand . he did shake my handi yeah,“ he did shake my hand. yeah, tnet-e— he did shake my hand. yeah, tnet-elnnt— he did shake my hand. yeah, that's-but many,- he did shake my hand. yeah, that's but many, many years that's it. but many, many years age. — that's it. but many, many years age. -twe— that's it. but many, many years age. -twe teen- that's it. but many, many years ago. _i've been lucky- ago. well, i've been lucky enough to just that enough to just have that experience. go. experience. there we go. and look ask you, look, i've got to ask you, i hope don't mind me asking, hope you don't mind me asking, because it's all about king charles. charles. charles. all about king charles. there individual charles. all about king charles. there and individual charles. all about king charles. there and that individual charles. all about king charles. there and that is 1dividual charles. all about king charles. there and that is camilla. tomorrow, and that is camilla. how you with camilla? i'm how are you with camilla? i'm with camilla because it is a bit controversial, isn't it? yeah, it is . it is. i mean,- controversial, isn't it? yeah, it is . it is. i mean, i- f c 7 yeah, it is . it is. i mean, i you it is. it is. i mean, i you knew,— it is. it is. i mean, i you knew .— it is. it is. i mean, i you know, i think- it is. it is. i mean, i you know, i think queen consort, but,— know, i think queen consort, twt, vou— know, i think queen consort, tut, you knew— know, i think queen consort, tnt, you knew ,— know, i think queen consort, but, you know , she's she's every but, you know, she's she's every nett— but, you know, she's she's every tent to— but, you know, she's she's every tent to te— but, you know, she's she's every right to be there. _ but, you know, she's she's every right to be there. yes. yeah ant— right to be there. yes. yeah ant ste— right to be there. yes. yeah ant the tan— right to be there. yes. yeah and she has been- right to be there. yes. yeah and she has been an- right to be there. yes. yeah and she has been an absolute rock. and i think that is something that is maybe understated actually isn't it, that the work that she has done behind the scenes just probably to keep charles on track, a bit of time? yeah, i think yeah. i tntnt— of time? yeah, i think yeah. i tntnt tne— of time? yeah, i think yeah. i think the work— of time? yeah, i think yeah. i think the work she's- c “ti;7 yeah, i think yeah. i think the work she's done behind the think the work she's done behind tne eeenee— think the work she's done behind the scenes for— think the work she's done behind the scenes for many, many years, ene-e— the scenes for many, many years, ene-e tet— the scenes for many, many years, ene-e tot ett— the scenes for many, many years, she's for all sorts— the scenes for many, many years, she's for all sorts of— the scenes for many, many years, she's for all sorts of causes, you— she's for all sorts of causes, you knew— she's for all sorts of causes, you knew tt-e— she's for all sorts of causes, you know it's in— she's for all sorts of causes, you know it's in their blood ten-t— you know it's in their blood ten-t tt. — you know it's in their blood isn't it. well— you know it's in their blood isn't it. well |_ you know it's in their blood isn't it. itit�*itifilcc you know it's in their blood isn't it. well i hope you have a wonderful day tomorrow. i'm going to love you and leave you now. keep on moving now. i'm going to keep on moving down because i've just seen a lady here a wonderful hat lady here with a wonderful hat on and i'm going to on and a flag. and i'm going to just try to bother her briefly .

just try to bother her briefly. excuse to interrupt very quickly. is there any chance i can have a quick chat with you? yes. now talk me through your outfit. wonderful outfit. oh, thank wonderful hat on. yeah the king. god save the king on. yeah the king. god save the ttnt ent— on. yeah the king. god save the ttnt ent ett— on. yeah the king. god save the king and all that.— on. yeah the king. god save the king and all that. yeah. - / “g god save the king and all that. yeah. so where— king and all that. yeah. so where nave— king and all that. yeah. so where have you— king and all that. yeah. so where have you come- king and all that. yeah. so where have you come from to be here today? well, actually, i'm a here today? well, actually, i'm t-t-we— here today? well, actually, i'm t-t-we ttwet— here today? well, actually, i'm a-i've lived for- here today? well, actually, i'm a-i've lived for 50- a brit, but i've lived for 50 teen— a brit, but i've lived for 50 ween—ent- a brit, but i've lived for 50 years—and this. a brit, but i've lived for 50| years—and this is a brit, but i've lived for 50- years_and this is my years in toronto, and this is my ntettnt,— - years in toronto, and this is my ntettnt,— t-ni years in toronto, and this is my. ntettnt,— t-nnt husband, who's canadian. i'm a true— husband, who's canadian. i'm a true ent. on— husband, who's canadian. i'm a true brit. oh, you're— husband, who's canadian. i'm a true brit. oh, you're a- husband, who's canadian. c oh, you're a bit. and true brit. oh, you're a bit. and you— true brit. oh, you're a bit. and wet-tne— true brit. oh, you're a bit. and you-the husband? - c oh, you're a bit. and you the husband? t/ti;5 you are the husband? yes, i'm the— you are the husband? yes, i'm the honorary— you are the husband? yes, i'm the honorary brit. yes. does she just. between you and me, mate, does draghi like does she draghi to stuff like this? here? this? are you happy to be here? i coming here. especially i love coming here. especially for i love coming here. especially tot ttte— i love coming here. especially for this. yes. _ i love coming here. especially for this. yes. i— i love coming here. especially for this. yes. i“ i love coming here. especially for this. yes. .; f for this. yes. i mean, we came for this. yes. i mean, we came for the jubilee and we camped out. so we're used to it very tutetw— out. so we're used to it very tttetw ,— out. so we're used to it very quickly , charles— so we're used to it very quickly , charles debate. i think quickly, charles debate. i think nett— quickly, charles debate. i think ne-tt te— quickly, charles debate. i think new be en— quickly, charles debate. i think he'll be an amazing king. he's nee— he'll be an amazing king. he's ne-e teet— he'll be an amazing king. he's ne-e eeot tet— he'll be an amazing king. he's he's good for the— he'll be an amazing king. he's he's good for the new, i think, wee. — he's good for the new, i think, wee. tow— he's good for the new, i think, wee. tow .— he's good for the new, i think, wee. wtw . twe— he's good for the new, i think, yes. now , i've got- he's good for the new, i think, yes. \tt’jt�* git he's good for the new, i think, yes. \ttitttt git �*7 yes. now, i've got about five seconds before i've got to throw about, which gives me just enough time to ask, can we have a god save the king god save the king rule britannia .

hello. it's for pm and i'm patrick christys. welcome to buckingham palace. on the eve of one of the biggest events in this country's long and proud history. so behind me is the palace itself , the most famous palace itself, the most famous building in the world. and king charles will leave from there . charles will leave from there. out of those gates you can see on screen now, at around on your screen now, at around 10:20 tomorrow as he 10:20 tomorrow morning, as he makes to the uk's first makes his way to the uk's first coronation for 70 years. and check out what i've been up to earlier on. good luck for tomorrow . earlier on. good luck for tomorrow. good earlier on. good luck for tomorrow . good luck. it's not tomorrow. good luck. it's not ntne— tomorrow. good luck. it's not tt-e— tomorrow. good luck. it's not tt-e ene— tomorrow. good luck. it's not mine. it's one of— tomorrow. good luck. it's not mine. it's one of the- good luck. it's not mine. it's one of the soldiers tnete. — mine. it's one of the soldiers over there. well— mine. it's one of the soldiers over there. well ,- mine. it's one of the soldiers over there. itit�*itifilcc mine. it's one of the soldiers over there. 311i: over there. well, they are roughing it a little bit, so it didn't all get too wet, i hope. well, it's not too wet. are you newest— well, it's not too wet. are you nttnt ttr— well, it's not too wet. are you nervous for tomorrow ? i used to nervous for tomorrow? i used to

serve . i'm so soldiers. and yes serve. i'm so soldiers. and yes , so well , good luck with , so well, good luck with tomorrow. are , so well, good luck with tomorrow . are you nervous for tomorrow. are you nervous for ttnntntw 7— tomorrow. are you nervous for ttnntntw e on — tomorrow. are you nervous for tomorrow ? oh oh,- are you nervous for tomorrow ? oh o“ c"tiil”tiil are you nervous for tomorrow ? oh o“ “i;"ti; git tomorrow? oh oh, there we go. yes, that was king charles. i was having a look. i wasn't picking my nose for anyone else. yes, now that have yes, i can now say that i have met charles. okay there you met king charles. okay there you go. this very hand. now been go. this very hand. now has been graced . so clearly, graced by royalty. so clearly, i'm going to watch anyway. i'm never going to watch anyway. charles members of the charles and other members of the royal were westminster royal family were at westminster abbey on for a final abbey early on for a final rehearsal before the big day . rehearsal before the big day. and there was some rain earlier on, some rain, a clap of thunder or two. but that certainly hasn't dampened the spirits of the huge number of people who have buckingham the huge number of people who have and buckingham the huge number of people who have and if buckingham the huge number of people who have and if youtckingham the huge number of people who have and if you were ham the huge number of people who have and if you were just palace. and if you were just watching ago, you would watching moments ago, you would have the and it have seen me on the mile. and it really is a on the mall. have seen me on the mile. and it really ladies on the mall. have seen me on the mile. and it really ladies and)n the mall. have seen me on the mile. and it really ladies and gentlemen, what look, ladies and gentlemen, what a we're a time to be alive. and we're going absolute lot of going to do the absolute lot of it. what kind of king do you want to have the want charles, to be? have the pubuc public finally accepted, camilla? building up to camilla? we're building up to it, gents. we're it, ladies and gents. we're

nearly . well, let's be a part of history together. ladies and gentlemen, right here on gb news. and yes, as i said, i am going to be asking today, what kind of king do you want charles be? so do you want charles to be? so what you want to what stuff do you want him to prioritise? you prioritise? what things you maybe leaves in the maybe hope he leaves in the past? i'm talking about the environment if environment and politics. if that bag. camilla. that is your bag. also, camilla. that's news that is your bag. also, camilla. ththe news that is your bag. also, camilla. ththe day. news that is your bag. also, camilla. ththe day. tomorrow news that is your bag. also, camilla. ththe day. tomorrow isn't ews of the day. tomorrow isn't she? she queen. do she will become queen. how do you feel about that? are you on the and yes, not the the fence? and yes, not just the royals local election royals. no big local election results . bad night for results as well. bad night for the but it really the tories, but was it really the tories, but was it really the that labour are the massive win that labour are claiming coming claiming? all of that coming your the headlines your way after the headlines brought to you by bethany .

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wntt— and i got to shake his hand. wntt ttt— and i got to shake his hand. wntt ttt ne— and i got to shake his hand. what did he shake his hand? \ti:t what did he shake his hand? no, tntttttnttetw— what did he shake his hand? no, unfortunately, i— what did he shake his hand? no, unfortunately, i didn't.— what did he shake his hand? no, unfortunately, i didn't. but anyway, still to anyway, it was still nice to see him come from belfast. to see him. it's birthday him. it's my birthday tomorrow and king today. him. it's my birthday tomorrow and king today . well, and i saw the king today. well, good for them. more than 400,000 people are to receive a medal in recognition of their contribution to the king's coronation. police officers, choristers, military personnel and ambulance workers are among those who'll receive the award made of nickel, silver , and they made of nickel, silver, and they feature a portrait of king charles and the queen consort and on the other side, a laurel wreath and the date of the coronation anne meanwhile , coronation anne meanwhile, people travelling on the railways this weekend will be told to mind the gap by none other than the king himself. joined by the queen consort, they've recorded an announcement to be played at every railway and underground station across the uk all weekend and on bank houday the uk all weekend and on bank holiday monday . my wife and the uk all weekend and on bank holiday monday. my wife and i wttn— holiday monday. my wife and i wten wtt— holiday monday. my wife and i wten you ent— holiday monday. my wife and i wish you and your— £5th : my wife and i wish you and your families a wtntenttt— wish you and your families a wonderful coronation weekend . wonderful coronation weekend. wntttwet— wonderful coronation weekend. wntttwetwtt— wonderful coronation weekend. wherever you are— wonderful coronation weekend. wherever you are travelling. we hope you have a safe and

pleasant journey. and remember , pleasant journey. and remember, ttetee— pleasant journey. and remember, ttetee ntnt— pleasant journey. and remember, please mind the— pleasant journey. and remember, please mind the gap— pleasant journey. and remember, please mind the gap .— and remember, please mind the gap . world please mind the gap. world tetten— please mind the gap. world leaders have— please mind the gap. world leaders have been arriving at otwntnt— leaders have been arriving at downing street— leaders have been arriving at downing street ahead of the ttnt-e— downing street ahead of the king's coronation : “g king's coronation leading the us delegation is joe biden's wife, the first lady, jill biden was met at downing street by akshata murty, the prime minister's wife . earlier, rishi sunak welcomed australian prime minister anthony albanese and new zealand's chris hipkins as both are vocal republican fans, but have said they'll swear allegiance to the king tomorrow . our other top story today, the conservatives continue to suffer heavy losses in local elections in england with labour and the liberal democrats both making gains. the tories have so far lost 25 councils, including stratford on avon, where former tory party chair nadhim zahawi is mp. labour has gained ten, including east staffordshire and swindon, while the liberal democrats have gained five.

prime minister rishi sunak has acknowledged some disappoint results, but denies there was a big swing to labour. but the lib dem leader, sir ed davey , says dem leader, sir ed davey, says the conservatives should be worried about the next general election. these worried about the next general election . these are some of our election. these are some of our teet— election. these are some of our best ever— election. these are some of our best ever results. _ election. these are some of our best ever results. they- f“ these are some of our best ever results. "cat g best ever results. they give us a great foundation for the next general election . they'll be general election. they'll be conservative mps across the blue wall seats across many of these areas who will be really, really worried now that the liberal democrats could beat them at the next general election. meanwhile, the labour leader, sir keir starmer, believes he's now on course to become the next prime minister. we've now on course to become the next prime minister . we've just prime minister. we've just taken medway for the first time since 1998. that is a very , very good 1998. that is a very, very good night for the labour party . and night for the labour party. and we didn't just get it over the line. we absolutely smashed it. and the same story and it's the same story elsewhere , same story in elsewhere, same story in plymouth in stoke up in middlesbrough. and these are the key battles grounds as we go into the next election . and make into the next election. and make no mistake, this means that we are on course for a labour

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we? now, in the last hour or so , i've been out and about talking to people basically seeing of the seeing what they make of the whole but we talked about whole thing. but we talked about a of the of that a lot of the kind of king that the public wants. so what kind of do you want charles to of king do you want charles to be? want now turn my be? but i want to now turn my attention camilla. attention over to camilla. camilla was a hugely unpopular figure for such a long period of time after charles and diana's marriage ended, for obvious reasons . but as time passed, she reasons. but as time passed, she has become more and more liked. she married charles in 2005, and now she has less than 24 hours away from swapping the queen consort title to that of queen camilla. now, this is controversial. are you okay with camilla? do you like her? do you think that our dear late queen wanted her to be queen consort and not queen? i went over to manchester. not me, actually. we sent sophie reaper to to manchester find out what people there camilla. have you there made of camilla. have you accepted camilla— there made of camilla. have you accepted camilla as— there made of camilla. have you accepted camilla as the- : have you accepted camilla as the queen? attttttetw. — accepted camilla as the queen? attttttetw. t— accepted camilla as the queen? absolutely. i think— accepted camilla as the queen? absolutely. i think she's- accepted camilla as the queen? absolutely. i think she's great. tell me why you think she's treat.— tell me why you think she's great. because— tell me why you think she's great. because she's clearly wen— great. because she's clearly very tttnt— great. because she's clearly very loyal ent— great. because she's clearly very loyal and i— great. because she's clearly very loyal and i think she makes ntn— very loyal and i think she makes ntn natty— very loyal and i think she makes ntn ntttw ant,— very loyal and i think she makes him happy and, you know, i like

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by david starkey camilla be queen tw ttt,— david starkey camilla be queen tw ttet, tne-t— david starkey camilla be queen by fact, she's married to the ttnt— by fact, she's married to the ttnt — by fact, she's married to the ttnt ttt— by fact, she's married to the ttnt ttt t— by fact, she's married to the ttnt ttt t tt— by fact, she's married to the king it's a it really- by fact, she's married to the king c ”tinting by fact, she's married to the king c c ”tin?” king it's a it really is as simple as that in a sense . yes, simple as that in a sense. yes, isuppose simple as that in a sense. yes, i suppose you could say- i“ yes, i suppose you could say we were ettt— i suppose you could say we were ettt t— i suppose you could say we were ettt t ttt— i suppose you could say we were ettt t ttt wttn— i suppose you could say we were sold a pup with the— i suppose you could say we were sold a pup with the whole ttetneee— sold a pup with the whole business of— sold a pup with the whole business of princess consort . business of princess consort. atten— business of princess consort. queen consult. your- business of princess consort. tiltitinir“ your queen. business of princess consort. tiltititir“ your queen. queen consort. your queen. but the thing is, i think you've touched on something absolutely fundamental . all this coronation fundamental. all this coronation is an astonishing change round for the house of windsor. the house of windsor was founded on the idea that it represented the perfect british family , and the perfect british family, and the divorce was a complete and absolute no no . i mean, let's absolute no no. i mean, let's cast our minds back to the wedding of the king's grandparents , to george the grandparents, to george the sixth, and the woman who becomes queen elizabeth, the queen mother, the archbishop of york preached the sermon. he looked at them . this is, you know, at them. this is, you know, happy, happy days. at them. this is, you know, happy, happy days . you're happy, happy days. you're getting married. what did he say ? you cannot swear that your marriage will be happy. you can and will swear that it shall be noble. in other words , even if noble. in other words, even if you hate each other's guts , you

you hate each other's guts, you won't get divorced. and there's been this and it's been driven through by charles. okay . other through by charles. okay. other of the queen's children have had their problems, but as it were , their problems, but as it were, their problems, but as it were, the acceptance of it has been dnven the acceptance of it has been driven by the king. why should the public accept camilla? there is understandably a huge tnt— there is understandably a huge tnt tt— there is understandably a huge amount of love— there is understandably a huge amount of love and loyalty to tttnt— amount of love and loyalty to tttnt tnt— amount of love and loyalty to diana and camilla. let's be ntnett— diana and camilla. let's be ntnett wttn— diana and camilla. let's be honest with you,- diana and camilla. let's be honest with you, had a massive ttte— honest with you, had a massive ntte tt— honest with you, had a massive ntte tt ttt.— honest with you, had a massive ntte tt tttw. t— honest with you, had a massive role to play. i mean, she was ntwnt— role to play. i mean, she was ntwnt tn— role to play. i mean, she was having an affair— role to play. i mean, she was having an affair with charles us . t— having an affair with charles us . t nttn— having an affair with charles us . t t— having an affair with charles us . i mean, i think— having an affair with charles us . i mean, i think the- having an affair with charles us . i mean, i think the evidence of the jonathan dimbleby's book is clear and hasn't been sufficiently recognised . the two sufficiently recognised. the two of them became unfaithful together after the birth of the boys.i together after the birth of the boys. i think that is absolutely clear. so the idea that he runs straight off, you know, and has sex with her the night after the marriage is not true. i think it's very important to say that. but yes , camilla was hated. she but yes, camilla was hated. she was hated as anne boleyn was hated because she'd broken up a royal marriage and because particularly women identify with another woman who is the

unfortunate party. i mean , i unfortunate party. i mean, i think it was very, very much a woman thing by no means only. but there was a passion of women feeling , you know, if she can be feeling, you know, if she can be got rid of, i can be got rid of. i think there's some truth to that. i do think there is some ett— that. i do think there is some nett tttn— that. i do think there is some real truth .that. _ that. i do think there is some real truth-that. this- i do think there is some real truth that. this is real truth to that. this is twen— real truth to that. this is ttret—ttt- real truth to that. this isi purely—but the purely anecdotal, but the ntitntw— purely anecdotal, but the majority people talked majority of people i talked to ttttt—wnen- majority of people i talked to about—when we. majority of people i talked to about when we get about camilla or when we get enttte— about camilla or when we get enttte tn— about camilla or when we get emails in about— about camilla or when we get emails in about it— about camilla or when we get emails in about it, do tend to come -women and - emails in about it, do tend to come women and the ones come from women and the ones tntt— come from women and the ones tntt te— come from women and the ones tntt tnt— come from women and the ones that are pro diana— come from women and the ones that are pro diana that is. so wetn— that are pro diana that is. so wetn tennttt— that are pro diana that is. so yeah, perhaps there is some tttn— yeah, perhaps there is some ttttn tt— yeah, perhaps there is some truth to that. _ yeah, perhaps there is some truth to that. but what does she do truth to that. but what does she tt ttt— truth to that. but what does she do for charles— truth to that. but what does she do for charles behind the scenes? we— do for charles behind the scenes? we know in fact, paul tuneu— scenes? we know in fact, paul ttnett wt— scenes? we know in fact, paul burrell was on— scenes? we know in fact, paul burrell was on with wootton burrell was on with dan wootton ttet— burrell was on with dan wootton ttet ntnt— burrell was on with dan wootton last night. fabulous show, by the last night. fabulous show, by tne—wtttn- last night. fabulous show, by the _watch thatl last night. fabulous show, by- the _watch that back the way. you can watch that back tnttne— the way. you can watch that back online _youtube - the way. you can watch that back online youtube make online on our youtube and make ewe—tttn- online on our youtube and make ewe—ttttn tt- online on our youtube and make ewe—ttttn tt tnl sure you do or on catch up on tv. — sure you do or on catch up on tv. -wte— sure you do or on catch up on tv. -wte-tnttl tv. but he was saying that cntttee— tv. but he was saying that charles has— tv. but he was saying that charles has got- tv. but he was saying that charles has got a temper on him tnt— charles has got a temper on him and sometimes— charles has got a temper on him and sometimes we— charles has got a temper on him and sometimes we saw it in we tt— and sometimes we saw it in we tt wttn— and sometimes we saw it in we saw it with-famous- and sometimes we saw it in we saw it with famous fountain saw it with the famous fountain pen— saw it with the famous fountain ten tnt— saw it with the famous fountain ten tnt tne— saw it with the famous fountain pen and the king “t; saw it with the famous fountain pen and the king “g /ti:t. pen and the king the king. you know, you saw him in know, he's very you saw him in action. he's charming and whatever. but there's a passion about him. and there's also a frustration . you know, he was

frustration. you know, he was a very frustrated young man. parents who were unsympathetic and education, which he largely hated . and i think there are all hated. and i think there are all these emotions contained in him. he's also a driven man. those extra ordinary, you know, somebody who writes like that , somebody who writes like that, those extraordinary spider letters. he works continuously is no time for lunch. his day is dnven is no time for lunch. his day is driven and driven, man and dnven driven and driven, man and driven people tend actually to be, you know , you must be my be, you know, you must be my producers will vouch for the fact that i am not always a particularly nice man. exactly . particularly nice man. exactly. but. but you see, she's good for him . and the image of her is him. and the image of her is really true. you know , they calm really true. you know, they calm down. and but also, i think she is she has a she's got a degree of street ness and shrewdness, which he doesn't . she has the which he doesn't. she has the experience of not being royal. he has always whatever his problems, he's been royal. he's beenin problems, he's been royal. he's been in that save , you know, the been in that save, you know, the horrors of his education when he

was tormented , he was tormented was tormented, he was tormented at boarding school, viciously bullied. and it's important that we remember that. but, you know , subsequently, the life the life of riley, the life of charles. and but she is she's that toning down that regular regularisation in the ordinary. you know, there's a wonderful story told of the first time he saw cling film and was utterly appalled . he'd never seen this appalled. he'd never seen this terrible substance and it had to be it may be it may be an urban myth like the, you know, the squeezing of the tube of toothpaste. but i think there's a measure of truth in it. camilla knew what clingfilm was. camilla knew what clingfilm was. camilla knew what clingfilm was. tnete— camilla knew what clingfilm was. tnete vou— camilla knew what clingfilm was. tnene you gt.— camilla knew what clingfilm was. tnene you gt. tt-e— camilla knew what clingfilm was. there you go. it's the equivalent- there you go. it's the equivalent ask equivalent of when you ask a tttttttttn— equivalent of when you ask a politician,-how- equivalent of when you ask a politician, how much equivalent of when you ask a pcthe ian, how much equivalent of when you ask a pcthe ian, of how much equivalent of when you ask a pcthe ian, of milkiow much equivalent of when you ask a pcthe ian, of milk or much equivalent of when you ask a pcthe ian, of milk or anuch equivalent of when you ask a pcthe ian, of milk or a loaf is the price of milk or a loaf of is the price of milk or a loaf tt-ttett— is the price of milk or a loaf of-well there- is the price of milk or a loaf of-well there we- is the price of milk or a loaf of well there we go. of bread? well there we go. tttwt— of bread? well there we go. david-joining- of bread? well there we go. david joining me david will be joining me tnntttnttt— david will be joining me throughout the course of this entw. — throughout the course of this entw—nttel show. but there is a huge eettntw— security operation here at ttettngntn— security operation here at. buckingham _fact, buckingham palace. in fact, tttte—wttt- buckingham palace. in fact, quite _will see| buckingham palace. in fact,- quite _will see the quite regularly you will see the ttttte— quite regularly you will see the. ttttte—wntz police cars and motorcycles whiz etet— police cars and motorcycles whiz ttet ne— police cars and motorcycles whiz ttet ne nee.— police cars and motorcycles whiz past me here. know, don't we, past me here. we know, don't we, tntt— past me here. we know, don't we, tnt—29.000- that there will be 29,000 tttttete— that there will be 29,000 officers i duty- that there will be 29,000 officers i duty in - that there will be 29,000 officers duty in the lead up officers on duty in the lead up to officers on duty in the lead up tt tne— officers on duty in the lead up to the coronation— officers on duty in the lead up to the coronation and over the tttnt— to the coronation and over the ttnt ntttttw— to the coronation and over the

bank holiday weekend as well. but bank holiday weekend as well. at tet-e— bank holiday weekend as well. ttt tet-e 9°— bank holiday weekend as well. ttt tet-e gt tt— bank holiday weekend as well. but let's go to the gb news home and but let's go to the gb news home tnt eettntw— but let's go to the gb news home and security editor— but let's go to the gb news home and security editor mark white. tttn— and security editor mark white. ttttt tttt— and security editor mark white. ttttt tttt. t— and security editor mark white. mark look, a massive security ttetttttn— mark look, a massive security ttenttttn tnt— mark look, a massive security operation and actually a tne—enttwe— operation and actually a pre—emptive one as well. i was tetttnt— pre—emptive one as well. i was netttnt etttten— pre—emptive one as well. i was reading earlier today actually , reading earlier today actually, ttttt— reading earlier today actually, ttttt ntw— reading earlier today actually, about how some— reading earlier today actually, about how some known terrorists ntwe— about how some known terrorists ntwe ttnettw— about how some known terrorists have already been— about how some known terrorists have already been paid visits. tnew-we— have already been paid visits. they've ntt— have already been paid visits. they've had the— have already been paid visits. they've had the old knock on the tttt— they've had the old knock on the tttt-ttttee— they've had the old knock on the door- police and - they've had the old knock on the door police and their door from the police and their movements are— door from the police and their movements are going to be tntetet—st- movements are going to be tracked _so the i tracked on the day. so the ttttte— police are going to extreme tenttne— police are going to extreme tenttne .— police are going to extreme lengths . yeah,— police are going to extreme lengths . yeah, not just in lengths. yeah, not just in eeent— lengths. yeah, not just in etent ttte— lengths. yeah, not just in recent days. _ lengths. yeah, not just in recent days. d recent days. the intelligence picture is being assessed all of the time. and they are looking because there are thousands , because there are thousands, sadly, of individuals in this country who hold extremist beliefs, who at some time or another may cross over into violent extremism . and this has violent extremism. and this has always got to be the sort of weighing up that the security service is. and the police have to do . who do they need to be to do. who do they need to be concerned about? and most of the time , of course, we know they time, of course, we know they get it right , time, of course, we know they get it right, but occasionally they miss an individual and that

person can go on and cause some quite horrific harm, as we've seen in the past. but this operation you mentioned the 29,000 police, patrick. yes, they're on duty throughout this coronation weekend . it'll be coronation weekend. it'll be 11,500 on duty tomorrow itself for the coroner donation ceremony. that's more than was on duty for the death of the queen for her funeral . and they queen for her funeral. and they will be supplemented by thousands of members of the military who will be out there as well , and military who will be out there as well, and not just taking part in the ceremonial procession , but they'll be procession, but they'll be lining the route . it's an extra lining the route. it's an extra tier of security that is on hand as well to be able to scan the crowds , to talk to the crowds , crowds, to talk to the crowds, to see that everyone , one is to see that everyone, one is there and enjoying themselves and looking out, as they do for anything untoward. but it's been

really interesting. patrick, you alluded to it there. the motorcade that have been zipping backwards and forwards, there are hundreds heads of state from countries all around the world. they all have to be managed and escorted by the police. there is a huge operation that is involved bringing these traffic motorcycles from forces right around the country to take over some of the escort duties because the metropolitan police understandably just do not have enough resources to deal with all these motorcades , these all these motorcades, these convoys that they will have tomorrow to have a beautiful, choreographed out operation here that will get a bird's eye view of what westminster abbey is , of what westminster abbey is, are zipping in and out of the abbey , dropping these people off abbey, dropping these people off before for the king and queen arrive in that procession in the diamond jubilee. coach and then, of course, on the way back , it's of course, on the way back, it's going to be absolutely

spectacular for 4000 military personnel 19 military bands. there will, of course, be the gold state coach leaving westminster abbey, three other coaches, though , carrying other coaches, though, carrying other working members of the royal family so a spectacle that everyone can revel in. and these streets tomorrow. well, i'm going to have to get here very early in the morning because if you're not here by about five, six in the morning at the very latest , it's six in the morning at the very latest, it's going to be six in the morning at the very latest , it's going to be pretty latest, it's going to be pretty difficult to move up . difficult to move up. absolutely. mark, thank difficult to move up. - absolutely. mark, thank you wen.— absolutely. mark, thank you went. very— absolutely. mark, thank you went. very nttn— absolutely. mark, thank you very, very much . mark white, our very, very much. mark white, our ntne— very, very much. mark white, our ntne eettntw— very, very much. mark white, our home security editor and right on cue, we've just— home security editor and right on cue, we've just had a police ntttnette— on cue, we've just had a police nttttttte 9°— on cue, we've just had a police motorcade go past— on cue, we've just had a police motorcade go past me. there motorcade go past me. so there you— motorcade go past me. so there ttt-eettntw— motorcade go past me. so there you security operation you go. the security operation is you go. the security operation te tet.— you go. the security operation te wtet. tie-we— you go. the security operation is vast. we've had— you go. the security operation is vast. we've had police is vast. we've had a police ttttten— is vast. we've had a police officer-studio- is vast. we've had a police officer-studio as- is vast. we've had a police officer studio as well, officer in the studio as well, itet— officer in the studio as well, itet ntnntgtnt— officer in the studio as well, just rummaging asking if just rummaging around, asking if tnete-e—ttettteei there's any suspicious packages. wnen—went- there's any suspicious packages. when _wentithei when king charles went as the ntttnttte— when king charles went as the motorcade-when- when king charles went as the- motorcade _when .charles motorcade now, when king charles went—walkabout- went and did his walkabout ettttet— went and did his walkabout earlier-the— went and did his walkabout earlier the police earlier on, the police helicopters- earlier on, the police helicopters air. and helicopters were in the air. and one—absolutely. one thing that is absolutely tntztnt— one thing that is absolutely. tntztnt—tne amazing when you here at the etene-wtt-eee- amazing when you here at thei scene _you - see how scene is that you just see how tttttw— scene is that you just see how tttettw tw— scene is that you just see how quickly our security forces ewttt— quickly our security forces ewttt tntt — quickly our security forces swoop into action when there is

wet— swoop into action when there is itet etnetntnt— swoop into action when there is just something big going on. and tnew— just something big going on. and tnew itet— just something big going on. and tnew itet ettee— just something big going on. and they just close areas down. tttwt— they just close areas down. david starkey— they just close areas down. david starkey is— they just close areas down. david starkey is with me now. wet— david starkey is with me now. ttet tne— david starkey is with me now. ttet ttnt— david starkey is with me now. just one quick one with you, own.— just one quick one with you, tttwt. tn— just one quick one with you, david, on this. _ just one quick one with you, david, on this. and it's etnetntnt— david, on this. and it's something earlier david, on this. and it's- something-earlier on. something i read earlier on. tnete-e— there's a notable terrorist, anjum — there's a notable terrorist, anjum -ettt- there's a notable terrorist, anjum said that there's a notable terrorist,- anjum _said that he'd anjum chaudhry said that he'd had anjum chaudhry said that he'd ntt tne— anjum chaudhry said that he'd had the knock— anjum chaudhry said that he'd had the knock on— anjum chaudhry said that he'd had the knock on the door from the had the knock on the door from tne ttttee — had the knock on the door from tne ttttee tnt— had the knock on the door from the police and he— had the knock on the door from the police and he said he wasn't ttntnt— the police and he said he wasn't coming-coronation- the police and he said he wasn't coming coronation and all coming to the coronation and all of coming to the coronation and all tt—wtn-t- coming to the coronation and all tt—wtn-t tel of this stuff and that won't be uncommon-what- of this stuff and that won't be uncommon. what said was uncommon. but what he said was tntt— uncommon. but what he said was tntt ne— uncommon. but what he said was tntt ne went— uncommon. but what he said was that he wasn't surprised and wttttn-t— that he wasn't surprised andl wouldn't—there wouldn't be surprised if there was an increased— wouldn't be surprised if there was an increased terror threat as was an increased terror threat te t reeutt— was an increased terror threat te t teettt tt— was an increased terror threat as a result of what prince harry ntt— as a result of what prince harry ntt ettt— as a result of what prince harry had said about— as a result of what prince harry had said about killing taliban . had said about killing taliban. i had said about killing taliban. ttttnt— had said about killing taliban. ttttnt tntt— had said about killing taliban. i think that very— had said about killing taliban. i think that very likely- had said about killing taliban. i think that very likely he- i think that very likely he boasted something which i think is not very soldierly about the killing the enemy, i suppose it's what soldiers do, for heaven's sake , you psych heaven's sake, you psych yourself up to this. but you know, again, it was all part of that terrible me, me, me sense of harry's interview. so that terrible me, me, me sense of harry's interview . so casting of harry's interview. so casting himself as a kind of, you know, star of war, but as we know, the hatred of radical islam for those who attack it . so he is those who attack it. so he is a target. yeah. well there you go. tttt— target. yeah. well there you go. tttt. ttttt— target. yeah. well there you go. look, david, thank— 3 yeah. well there you go. look, david, thank you very much . ant. — look, david, thank you very much .ant. tttnt— look, david, thank you very much . and. right. okay.— look, david, thank you very much

. and. right. okay. so the wettnen — . and. right. okay. so the wettnen t— . and. right. okay. so the weather. i was— . and. right. okay. so the weather. i was listening. the wettnen-e— weather. i was listening. the weather's not— weather. i was listening. the weather's not been great today, but weather's not been great today, ttt every— weather's not been great today, ttt every tne— weather's not been great today, but every time i'm— weather's not been great today, but every time i'm about to say tntt— but every time i'm about to say tntt tne— but every time i'm about to say tntt tne en— but every time i'm about to say that the sun comes— but every time i'm about to say that the sun comes out. so i tttnt— that the sun comes out. so i nttnt rtet— that the sun comes out. so i nttnt rtet teet— that the sun comes out. so i might just keep saying it, but wtt— might just keep saying it, but wit-ttnt— might just keep saying it, but will king charles's will it rain on king charles's ttntte— will it rain on king charles's parade tomorrow— will it rain on king charles's parade tomorrow ? we've got the parade tomorrow? we've got the teet— parade tomorrow? we've got the teet etwentet— parade tomorrow? we've got the best coverage of— parade tomorrow? we've got the best coverage of the coronation tttn— best coverage of the coronation tttn tw— best coverage of the coronation from our brilliant— best coverage of the coronation from our brilliant position ntnt— from our brilliant position right outside— from our brilliant position right outside buckingham palace . i right outside buckingham palace . t nettty— right outside buckingham palace . t nettty ntte— right outside buckingham palace . i really hope the— right outside buckingham palace . i really hope the flyover ten-t— . i really hope the flyover isn't cancelled - . i really hope the flyover isn't cancelled . it may well isn't cancelled. it may well be if isn't cancelled. it may well be tt-ettnne— isn't cancelled. it may well be if-storms-going- isn't cancelled. it may well be if-storms-going to- isn't cancelled. it may well be if storms going to be if the storms are going to be teettnt— if the storms are going to be teettnt-tt- if the storms are going to be keeping-to date- if the storms are going to be keeping to date about keeping you up to date about wntt— keeping you up to date about wntt-extett- keeping you up to date about what-expect for- keeping you up to date about what expect for your what you can expect for your tttten— what you can expect for your tttten-ytt-te- what you can expect for your garden you're coming what you can expect for your garde here you're coming what you can expect for your garde here on you're coming what you can expect for your garde here on the tou're coming what you can expect for your garde here on the mail, coming what you can expect for your garde here on the mail, ittming what you can expect for your garde here on the mail, it better down here on the mail, it better not down here on the mail, it better ntt-t— down here on the mail, it better not-our parade.- down here on the mail, it better not our parade. patrick not rain on our parade. patrick cnnetye— not rain on our parade. patrick christys-news.- not rain on our parade. patrick christys news. britain's christys on gb news. britain's

they will do a great job. ttt-te— they will do a great job. you're listening- they will do a great job. you're listening to- they will do a great job. you're listening to gb- they will do a great job. you're listening to gb news radio . radio. . iwelcome radio. - iwelcome back ttttt. — l welcome back to radio. welcome back to buckingham palace . welcome back to buckingham ttttte— . welcome back to buckingham ttttee. wnete— welcome back to buckingham palace, where excitement is palace, where the excitement is ttttttnt— palace, where the excitement is ttttttnt .— palace, where the excitement is ttttttnt . teee— palace, where the excitement is building . less than 24 hours to building. less than 24 hours to go building. less than 24 hours to gt ntw— building. less than 24 hours to gt tntt— building. less than 24 hours to go now until the— building. less than 24 hours to go now until the combination. ant— go now until the combination. ant tt-e—

go now until the combination. ant tt-e teen— go now until the combination. and it's been a— go now until the combination. and it's been a hub of activity. tne— and it's been a hub of activity. tne ttttte— and it's been a hub of activity. the palace that— and it's been a hub of activity. the palace that you can see tnete— the palace that you can see tnetelytw— the palace that you can see there your screens, you're there on your screens, if you're wtttntng— there on your screens, if you're. wtttntng—tnt watching us on tv or online, and tntee— watching us on tv or online, and tntee-tetng— watching us on tv or online, and those being opening watching us on tv or online, and thoseand being opening watching us on tv or online, and thoseand shutting ing opening watching us on tv or online, and thoseand shutting ing optbehind wide and shutting firmly behind ten.— wide and shutting firmly behind ten—ntne- wide and shutting firmly behind them,_more and- wide and shutting firmly behind them, more and more wide and shutting firmly behind thenseem more and more wide and shutting firmly behind thenseem to more and more wide and shutting firmly behind thenseem to be more and more wide and shutting firmly behind thenseem to be coming nd more wide and shutting firmly behind then seem to be coming nd and e cars seem to be coming in and ttt.— cars seem to be coming in and ttt. ant— cars seem to be coming in and ttt. ant yee— cars seem to be coming in and ttt. ant yee we— cars seem to be coming in and out. and yes, we are expecting tne— out. and yes, we are expecting the - potentially- out. and yes, we are expecting the - potentially of - out. and yes, we are expecting the potentially of a few the arrival potentially of a few ttgntttnee— the arrival potentially of a few dignitaries shortly. we dignitaries very shortly. we wtt— dignitaries very shortly. we wit-ttt— dignitaries very shortly. we will-alllthat- dignitaries very shortly. we will-alllthat to. dignitaries very shortly. we will all that to you. will bring all of that to you. ttt— will bring all of that to you. but-question- will bring all of that to you. but question that but the big question that eenytne— but the big question that ewenytne—tti everyone really wants to know out everyone really wants to know ttt-gtnten — everyone really wants to know ttt-gtnten ttntw- out of the garden party| tomorrow, _the tomorrow, ahead of the gttnennge— tomorrow, ahead of the gatherings of gatherings tomorrow, ahead of tettte— gatherings tomorrow, ahead of tettte wnt— gatherings tomorrow, ahead of people who coming out here people who are coming out here tnt—tnt- people who are coming out here tnt—tnt ttntngl and lining the mall and lining tentttt— and lining the mall and lining central london,— and lining the mall and lining central london, is it to central london, is it going to tn— central london, is it going to e— central london, is it going to rain ? certainly— central london, is it going to rain ? certainly what i want to rain? certainly what i want to tntw.— rain? certainly what i want to know. .there's_ rain? certainly what i want to know. there's been a lot of know. but there's been a lot of concern about— know. but there's been a lot of concern about that— know. but there's been a lot of concern about that because as wett— concern about that because as wet .— concern about that because as wet . tnete-e— concern about that because as well , there's supposed to be well, there's supposed to be a ttytwen— well, there's supposed to be a flyover tomorrow. _ well, there's supposed to be a flyover tomorrow. will that be etntettete— flyover tomorrow. will that be cancelled? there's even talk of thunderstorms.— thunderstorms. so what is in ettte— thunderstorms. so what is in ettte ttt— thunderstorms. so what is in ettte ttt te— thunderstorms. so what is in store for us weather wise ttntnntw— store for us weather wise tomorrow? and- store for us weather wise tomorrow? and that's really what i tomorrow? and that's really what t wtnt— tomorrow? and that's really what t wtnt tt— tomorrow? and that's really what t wtnt tt tttt— tomorrow? and that's really what i want to talk about now. so gttng— i want to talk about now. so gttng tt— i want to talk about now. so we're going to bring in who we got we're going to bring in who we gtt nene. — we're going to bring in who we gtt nene. we-we— we're going to bring in who we got here. we've got a familiar ttee— got here. we've got a familiar ttte tn— got here. we've got a familiar ttte tn tt— got here. we've got a familiar face on gb news.— got here. we've got a familiar face on gb news. yes, it's aidan ttetwetn— face on gb news. yes, it's aidan mcgivern from _ face on gb news. yes, it's aidan mcgivern from the— face on gb news. yes, it's aidan mcgivern from the met office. tee. — mcgivern from the met office. yes. _fantastic- mcgivern from the met office. yes-fantastic .- mcgivern from the met office. yes-fantastic . so- mcgivern from the met office. yes. fantastic . so thank yes. aidan, fantastic. so thank ytt— yes. aidan, fantastic. so thank ytt. tt-e— yes. aidan, fantastic. so thank we we ttnny— yes. aidan, fantastic. so thank you. it's funny not— yes. aidan, fantastic. so thank you. it's funny not seeing you in you. it's funny not seeing you tn tttnt— you. it's funny not seeing you tn tttnt tt— you. it's funny not seeing you tn tttnt tt t— you. it's funny not seeing you in front of a green screen , in front of a green screen, atttn— in front of a green screen, arr... t— in front of a green screen, aidan, i must— in front of a green screen, aidan, i must say. but what's tne— aidan, i must say. but what's tne-gttng— aidan, i must say. but what's tne-gttng tt- aidan, i must say. but what's the-going to .forl aidan, i must say. but what'sl the-going to .for us the weather going to do for us tomorrow-the- the weather going to do for us- tomorrow-the-aren't tomorrow? well, the omens aren't good.— tomorrow? well, the omens aren't gttt. tttntw.— tomorrow? well, the omens aren't

good, patrick. when— tomorrow? well, the omens aren't good, patrick. when you look at the good, patrick. when you look at tne ttet— good, patrick. when you look at tne ttet tttn— good, patrick. when you look at the last four coronations, it nttnet— the last four coronations, it nttnet tn— the last four coronations, it rained on every— the last four coronations, it rained on every single one of ten — rained on every single one of ten tn— rained on every single one of them. in fact,— rained on every single one of them. i“ i. quilti“ i them. in fact, queen elizabeth's coronation in 1953, it was coronation back in 1953, it was only 12 degrees, even though it was june . so the weather often was june. so the weather often isn't very nice for these events . and tomorrow, although it's not going to be as cold as it was for the last coronation there is some rain about not the thunderstorms we've seen today, not for london anyway, but we will see some outbreaks of mainly light rain and drizzle throughout the morning. and then into the early afternoon as well. and there'll be a lot of cloud. and you mentioned the ttt—ttet. — cloud. and you mentioned the ttt—ttet. t— cloud. and you mentioned the fly—past. ithink— cloud. and you mentioned the fly—past. i think the- i: and you mentioned the fly—past. “

parties, street parties and gttnennge.— parties, street parties and gatherings. so— parties, street parties and gatherings. so is there any way you— gatherings. so is there any way ttt-ntyte— gatherings. so is there any way you - maybe - little - gatherings. so is there any way you maybe little bit of you can maybe do a little bit of a you can maybe do a little bit of t—ttt— a national picture for us, tteteee— a national picture for us, tteteee- - a national picture for us, tteteee- st- a national picture for us, please?- so for. a national picture for us,- please?- so for england and please? sure so for england and wales, it's cloudy. tomorrow. it's going to be light rain on and off. it's moving up from the south. so northern england gets off south. so northern england gets ttt tt— south. so northern england gets ttt tt t— south. so northern england gets ttt tt t tw— south. so northern england gets off to a dry start— so northern england gets off to a dry start before rain arrives late— off to a dry start before rain arrives late afternoon for settttnt— arrives late afternoon for scotland and _ arrives late afternoon for scotland and northern ireland. tntt-e— scotland and northern ireland. tntt-e whtte— scotland and northern ireland. that's where the— scotland and northern ireland. that's where the best- scotland and northern ireland. that's where the best weather will sunny will be tomorrow with sunny spells. few spells. but there'll be a few showers breaking out, particularly over the highlands showers breaking out, pirticularly over the highlands showers breaking out, pirticulawesternthe highlands showers breaking out, pirticulawestern scotland ands showers breaking out, pirticulawestern scotland will . i think western scotland will be place in the uk . i think western scotland will be the place in the uk . i think western scotland will be the warmesttlace in the uk . i think western scotland will be the warmest placen the uk . i think western scotland will be the warmest place with uk . i think western scotland will be the warmest place with 19( . i think western scotland will be the warmest place with 19 or and the warmest place with 19 or 20 celsius. sunday looks better for most of the uk . still some for most of the uk. still some showers in the east, but mostly dry in the west, with warm sunshine coming through by the afternoon. unfortunately sunshine coming through by the afternoon . unfortunately for afternoon. unfortunately for tttnt— afternoon. unfortunately for ttnt-tttntw- afternoon. unfortunately for bank-monday ,- afternoon. unfortunately for. bank-monday , there'll afternoon. unfortunately for- bank-monday , there'll be bank holiday monday, there'll be twtnen— bank holiday monday, there'll be twtnen etete— bank holiday monday, there'll be further spells of— bank holiday monday, there'll be further spells of moving in further spells of rain moving in ten— further spells of rain moving in tntn-weet— further spells of rain moving in tttn-weet . — further spells of rain moving in from-west. albie- further spells of rain moving in from .west . albie. - from the west. albie. absolutely. _ from the west. ti; absolutely. well, thank you very nttn— absolutely. well, thank you very nttn ttn— absolutely. well, thank you very much for keeping— absolutely. well, thank you very much for keeping us all up to ttte— much for keeping us all up to ttte wttn— much for keeping us all up to date with this. _ much for keeping us all up to date with this. and we'll just ttngete— date with this. and we'll just fingers crossed,— date with this. and we'll just fingers crossed, fingers crossed. weather fingers crossed, fingers crossed. .weather hold, crossed. the weather does hold, but crossed. the weather does hold, ttt—wtt- crossed. the weather does hold, ttt—wttt tnt- crossed. the weather does hold, but—wait and justi but we'll have to wait and just ttet— but we'll have to wait and just ttet-ne— but we'll have to wait and just ttet-ne- stny- but we'll have to wait and just just-me. sorry can- but we'll have to wait and just just me. sorry can we just remind me. sorry can we tnng— just remind me. sorry can we tntng ntn — just remind me. sorry can we bring him back— just remind me. sorry can we bring him back up? can we can we get ntn — bring him back up? can we can we get ntn ttet— bring him back up? can we can we get ntn ttet tn— bring him back up? can we can we get him back on hayden, i was ttet— get him back on hayden, i was ttet wtntenng— get him back on hayden, i was just wondering chance just wondering about the chance of just wondering about the chance tt—tnttl

just wondering about the chance oficertainly_thati just wondering about the chance oficertainly a_that| just wondering about the chance of certainly a concern that was certainly a concern earlier on was certainly a concern earlier ne—ve- was certainly a concern earlier ne—ve you'rel on today. aidan. yes, you're ttet.— on today. aidan. yes, you're back-_yesl on today. aidan. yes, you'rei ttet—tee tn on today. aidan. yes, you're- back._yes or no? back. thunderstorms? yes or no? ttt— back. thunderstorms? yes or no? ttt ttn— back. thunderstorms? yes or no? not for london _ back. thunderstorms? yes or no? not for london tomorrow. . not for london tomorrow. it's ttt— not for london tomorrow. it's more for scotland _ not for london tomorrow. it's more for scotland and- not for london tomorrow. it's more for scotland and northern ireland. the thunderstorms tomorrow are . okay. aidan, thank tomorrow are. okay. aidan, thank ytt— tomorrow are. okay. aidan, thank ytt. ant— tomorrow are. okay. aidan, thank ytt. ant ttetty— tomorrow are. okay. aidan, thank ytt. ant ttetty .— tomorrow are. okay. aidan, thank you. and lastly , aidan,- tititzi; okay. aidan, thank you. and lastly , aidan, if you you. and lastly, aidan, if you ttnt— you. and lastly, aidan, if you ttn-t ntnt— you. and lastly, aidan, if you don't mind me— you. and lastly, aidan, if you don't mind me asking. right, if you don't mind me asking. right, if ytt ttnt— don't mind me asking. right, if ytt ttn-t ntnt— don't mind me asking. right, if you don't mind me asking you, you— you don't mind me asking you, ytt etne— you don't mind me asking you, ytt tt— you don't mind me asking you, you came to the— you don't mind me asking you, you came to the gb news office tnt .. — you came to the gb news office once, and i. i've— you came to the gb news office once, and i. i've rarely seen a wnt— once, and i. i've rarely seen a wnt te— once, and i. i've rarely seen a wnt te te— once, and i. i've rarely seen a man who is as genuinely tteettntte— man who is as genuinely passionate weather as man who is as genuinely- passionate _weather as you passionate about weather as you ttt-ant— passionate about weather as you tne-ant tnte— passionate about weather as you are.-and this story- passionate about weather as you are. and this story has are. okay? and this story has ettyet— are. okay? and this story has ettyet-ne— are. okay? and this story has stayed-me and- are. okay? and this story has stayed-me and i- are. okay? and this story has stayed me and i really want stayed with me and i really want you,— stayed with me and i really want we tt— stayed with me and i really want we tt tte— stayed with me and i really want we tt tt-e ttt— stayed with me and i really want you, if it's all right— stayed with me and i really want you, if it's all right to just ten— you, if it's all right to just tett tt— you, if it's all right to just tell our our— you, if it's all right to just tell our our viewers and our ttetenene— tell our our viewers and our listeners about— tell our our viewers and our listeners about it. is it am i ttgnt— listeners about it. is it am i ntgnt tn— listeners about it. is it am i ngnt tn etytng— listeners about it. is it am i right in saying you used to keep a right in saying you used to keep t-tttny— right in saying you used to keep t-tttw-ytt- right in saying you used to keep t-tttny-ytt wete| right in saying you used to keepi a-diary-you were a a weather diary when you were a boyiyeth— a weather diary when you were a boyiyeth t— a weather diary when you were a boyiyeth t tn— a weather diary when you were a boyiyeah i am that— a weather diary when you were a boy yeah i am that geeky. �*ftt“ti;“ boy? yeah i am that geeky. when i boy? yeah i am that geeky. when twt— boy? yeah i am that geeky. when i was seven years— boy? yeah i am that geeky. when i was seven years old,— boy? yeah i am that geeky. when i was seven years old, it snowed. and like all seven year olds, i loved seeing the snow outside, but i got really into it. and after that point i wrote what the weather was doing every single day. and i've still got tntt— single day. and i've still got tntt-wtn— single day. and i've still got that-with me- single day. and i've still got that-with me now- single day. and i've still got that-with me now .- “gti; in? and i've still got that with me now . oh, single day. and i've still got- that-with me now . oh, you that diary with me now. oh, you are an absolute— that diary with me now. oh, you are an absolute legend. look, ari...— are an absolute legend. look, arr... tttnt— are an absolute legend. look, aidan, thank you— are an absolute legend. look, aidan, thank you very much . and aidan, thank you very much. and tttnt— aidan, thank you very much. and tntnt ytt— aidan, thank you very much. and tntnt ytt ttn— aidan, thank you very much. and thank you for keeping us all up aidan, thank you very much. and th.date ou for keeping us all up aidan, thank you very much. and th.date and)r keeping us all up aidan, thank you very much. and th.date and we eeping us all up aidan, thank you very much. and th.date and we eepihope; all up aidan, thank you very much. and th.date and we eepihope that. ip to date and we all hope that. wett— to date and we all hope that. wett. tnywty.— to date and we all hope that. wett. tnywty. t— to date and we all hope that. well, anyway, i was going to

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at downing street ahead of tomorrow, leading the us delegation is joe biden's wife, the first lady, dr. jill biden was met at downing street by alok sharma chaturmurti, the prime minister's wife . earlier, prime minister's wife. earlier, rishi sunak welcomed australian prime minister anthony albanese and new zealand's chris hipkins. both are vocal republicans but have said they will swear allegiance to the king tomorrow . the conservatives continue to suffer heavy losses in local election in england, with labour and the liberal democrats both making gains. the tories have so far lost control of 29 councils, including stratford on avon, where former tory party chair nadhim zahawi is mp. labour has gained 12 councils, including east staffordshire and swindon, while the liberal democrats have gained six. prime minister rishi sunak has acknowledged some disappointing results and the world health organisation has

announced that covid 19 no longer represent it's a global health emergency . it represents health emergency. it represents a step forward for the end of the pandemic that's killed nearly 7 million people globally . the international public health alert has been at the highest level for more than three years . you're up to date three years. you're up to date on tv, online , dab+ radio and on on tv, online, dab+ radio and on tune in. this is. gb news. yes. well, hello, tune in. this is. gb news.- - yes. well, hello, everybody. yes. well, hello, everybody. that one - yes. well, hello, everybody. tntt-tne tt— . yes. well, hello, everybody. that-one of our- - yes. well, hello, everybody. that-one of our lovely,- that is just one of our lovely, wtntentt— that is just one of our lovely, wonderful-people- that is just one of our lovely, wonderful-people is wonderful camera people there is ttet— wonderful camera people there is ttet-twtw— wonderful camera people there is ttet-twtw-itetl busy working away, so we'll just tgntte— busy working away, so we'll just tntgtetne— i ignore him. but there we are. tet-e— ignore him. but there we are. tet-e-ntne— ignore him. but there we are. let's-more on— ignore him. but there we are. let's-more on the- ignore him. but there we are. let's more on the local let's get more on the local etettttne— let's get more on the local elections now,— let's get more on the local elections now, shall we? and and it's elections now, shall we? and and tt-e—tetett- it's been a shock. defeat in ntttte— it's been a shock. defeat in ntttte ttt— it's been a shock. defeat in middle for labour's chris cook nte— middle for labour's chris cook nte tetten— middle for labour's chris cook has beaten andy— middle for labour's chris cook has beaten andy preston to be etettet— has beaten andy preston to be eteetet te— has beaten andy preston to be elected as the _ has beaten andy preston to be elected as the new mayor it was a narrow win, apparently with mr cttt— a narrow win, apparently with mr cttt tetttng— a narrow win, apparently with mr cook beating mr— a narrow win, apparently with mr

cook beating mr preston . by just cook beating mr preston. by just tet— cook beating mr preston. by just 760 tee— cook beating mr preston. by just 760 tee st— cook beating mr preston. by just 760 votes. so it— cook beating mr preston. by just 760 votes. so it really does go to 760 votes. so it really does go tt entw— 760 votes. so it really does go to show, though,— 760 votes. so it really does go to show, though, that every etngte — to show, though, that every etngte ttte— to show, though, that every single vote counts. then andy tteettn— single vote counts. then andy tneettn tn— single vote counts. then andy preston can join— single vote counts. then andy preston can join us now . now, preston can join us now. now, i tetteve— preston can join us now. now, i tettewe. antw— preston can join us now. now, i tettewe. anty .— preston can join us now. now, i believe, andy , thank you for believe, andy, thank you for rttntng— believe, andy, thank you for rttntng — believe, andy, thank you for joining us. look,— believe, andy, thank you for joining us. look, commiserate , joining us. look, commiserate, ttwtttety— joining us. look, commiserate, ttwtttety etnny— joining us. look, commiserate, obviously sorry to— joining us. look, commiserate, obviously sorry to be interviewing you in a circumstances like this, it's never nice, is it?- circumstances like this, it's never nice, is it? but what went wntng— never nice, is it? but what went wntng .— never nice, is it? but what went wntng . ttte— never nice, is it? but what went wrong , erg? what— never nice, is it? but what went wrong , erg? what went wrong ? wrong, erg? what went wrong? i tttnt— wrong, erg? what went wrong? i tttnt tntt.— wrong, erg? what went wrong? i tttnt tntt. vou— wrong, erg? what went wrong? i think that, you know,— wrong, erg? what went wrong? i think that, you know, a- wrong, erg? what went wrong? think that, you know, a local elections , they're normally elections, they're normally about local issues, aren't they? like a housing estate that's like a new housing estate that's controversial or a car park that's controversial . and that's controversial. and sometimes issues creep sometimes national issues creep in this time, national issues are everything people are seeing. the nurses on strike, they've got less money in their pocket. there's rampant inflation in all kinds of issues. and they're looking to blame somebody in charge of the government . so what we're seeing government. so what we're seeing is in in the red wall, places where the tories or coalition got into power, labour are coming back hard and fast and in places where the tories have beenin

places where the tories have been in power for a while, the lib dems are making real headway. i was rishi sunak headway. so if i was rishi sunak , i'd be really concerned because the message is really clear and strong . we're holding clear and strong. we're holding your responsible and the your party responsible and the writings on the wall. i think for election . well for the general election. well is there anything that you can do about it? because if the wntng— do about it? because if the wntttng te— do about it? because if the wntttng te tn— do about it? because if the writing is on the— t:tit .7 because if the writing is on the wall for a genentt— writing is on the wall for a general election and with teetett— general election and with neeteet ate.— general election and with respect a&e, you know it has ttet— respect a&e, you know it has ttet ytt— respect a&e, you know it has ttet ytt t— respect a&e, you know it has cost you a prominent position. so cost you a prominent position. st—enttttng- cost you a prominent position. so_smarting it so you must be smarting about it and so you must be smarting about it tnt—ttee- and rightly so. i mean, does ttent— and rightly so. i mean, does ttent ntwe— and rightly so. i mean, does rishi have to— and rightly so. i mean, does rishi have to go— and rightly so. i mean, does rishi have to go ? rishi have to go? i you know wntt— rishi have to go? i you know wttt t— rishi have to go? i you know what i think? i think obviously, as we all know, his popularity versus keir starmer is good. it's less about rishi sunak and more about the conservative brand in my opinion. i think it's been damaged . i don't think it's been damaged. i don't think it's been damaged. i don't think it's completely irreparable. i would put their probability of winning the next general election at something like 10, but no higher than that. so they've got a mountain to climb. as we know, popularity can ebb and flow very fast in politics, but i think they've got a mountain to climb. i don't know how they can do it. i don't

think the economy is going to turn around fast enough. i don't think the strikes are going to be fast enough the be resolved fast enough for the tories get this. and tories to get out of this. and i guess that was my message today, tories to get out of this. and i glthatthat was my message today, tories to get out of this. and i glthat national�*ny message today, tories to get out of this. and i glthat national issuesssage today, tories to get out of this. and i glthat national issues are |e today, is that national issues are seeping into local politics and that's why we're seeing a really big sea change overnight in middlesbrough and across the whole country , places like whole country, places like windsor and everywhere else . windsor and everywhere else. yeah, and i can't help but wtent— yeah, and i can't help but wonder whether the answer may be ettntng— wonder whether the answer may be ettntng ttent— wonder whether the answer may be staring rishi sunak— wonder whether the answer may be staring rishi sunak in the face, wntn— staring rishi sunak in the face, wnttn te— staring rishi sunak in the face, which is that— staring rishi sunak in the face, which is that at— staring rishi sunak in the face, which is that at the last genettt— which is that at the last general election a big barnstorm and general election a big barnstorm tnt t— general election a big barnstorm tnt t tntnttng— general election a big barnstorm and a thumping majority was won for and a thumping majority was won ttt tn— and a thumping majority was won for an individual— and a thumping majority was won for an individual who waved the tttg— for an individual who waved the tttg t— for an individual who waved the tttg t ttttte— for an individual who waved the flag a little bit.— for an individual who waved the flag a little bit. so he's going to flag a little bit. so he's going tt get— flag a little bit. so he's going tt get tent— flag a little bit. so he's going to get brexit done and said eeeenttttty— to get brexit done and said essentially promised everyone tntt— essentially promised everyone tntttney— essentially promised everyone that they were _ essentially promised everyone that they were going to be a ttttte— that they were going to be a ttttte ttt— that they were going to be a little bit wealthier. now, boris ttnnetn— little bit wealthier. now, boris johnson _events,| little bit wealthier. now, boris. johnson _events, to johnson overtaken by events, to say johnson overtaken by events, to ety—ant- johnson overtaken by events, to ety—ant yee- say the very least. and yes, twenttten— say the very least. and yes, overtaken scandal. i overtaken by scandal. i tenetnttty— overtaken by scandal. i tenetnttty .— overtaken by scandal. i personally , and i say this with personally, and i say this with my personally, and i say this with ny-wtte— personally, and i say this with ny-wtte-nttt- personally, and i say this with my-wide-hold thei my eyes wide open, hold the nettt— my eyes wide open, hold the media responsible for the media very responsible for the etttttttn— media very responsible for the situation that— media very responsible for the situation that boris johnson tttnt— situation that boris johnson . tttnt—tntn found himself in, more so than tttenttttty—ttl potentially the actual facts of wntt— potentially the actual facts of wntt went— potentially the actual facts of wntt went tn — potentially the actual facts of what went on there. but rishi stntt— what went on there. but rishi stntt nte— what went on there. but rishi sunak has now— what went on there. but rishi sunak has now come in after a enttt— sunak has now come in after a

enttt etett— sunak has now come in after a entnt etett tw— sunak has now come in after a short spell by liz— sunak has now come in after a short spell by liz truss, and ne-e— short spell by liz truss, and ne-e gtt— short spell by liz truss, and he's got jeremy— short spell by liz truss, and he's got jeremy hunt next to him at he's got jeremy hunt next to him tt tnt— he's got jeremy hunt next to him tt tnt tte— he's got jeremy hunt next to him tt tnt tt-e ntt— he's got jeremy hunt next to him at and it's not looking very conservative. _ at and it's not looking very conservative. kyiv is that a ttttten— conservative. kyiv is that a tnttten e — conservative. kyiv is that a problem ? um,- conservative. kyiv is that a problem ? t:tit conservative. kyiv is that a- problem ? um, do you know what problem? um, do you know what i think people want? people want to believe that is strong, stable leadership. there's the first thing, but they have to believe that the future is better than past . and what better than the past. and what bods better than the past. and what boris was brilliant at was selling this dream that the future to be golden. it future is going to be golden. it almost was . but people almost never was. but people kept him. but kept believing him. but there wasn't a strong, leader . wasn't a strong, stable leader. so i think hunt and sunak do offer that stability, that credibility , the old fashioned credibility, the old fashioned values. but what they're not doing is selling an image of a or an ideal of a golden future . or an ideal of a golden future. that's that's what they've got to do. but that's going to be exceedingly tough when you've got strike, when got nurses on strike, when you've issues with you've got issues with transport, the trade unions and others, people have got others, when people have got less their i less money in their pocket, i don't know how you sell that. i really know . all right. really don't know. all right. and look , your prediction then and look, your prediction then is that you think labour will

win the next general election . win the next general election. that's my prediction. you know what? i put a i put a i have to declare an interest here. i put £90 on them. i got slightly better evens weeks better than evens a few weeks ago them win a majority. ago for them to win a majority. so so i've got a, i've got a bit of the game. um, whether of skin in the game. um, whether they will win, i don't know. but i this is a good i think even this is a good price. they look set to do well. keir not in my keir starmer is not in my opinion, he's opinion, not delivering. he's not he's cutting not inspiring, he's not cutting it, keeping quiet and it, but he's keeping quiet and the tories aren't managing to win people back. and so long as the are on strike, the nurses are on strike, they're nowhere. i've the nurses are on strike, they're nowhere . i've got they're going nowhere. i've got to ask on this. you'd- they're going nowhere. i've got to ask on this. you'd bet- git “g i've got to ask on this. you'd bet on tttttn— to ask on this. you'd bet on labour winning— to ask on this. you'd bet on labour winning the next general eteetttn— labour winning the next general election whilst— labour winning the next general election whilst you were still etntttgntng— election whilst you were still etntttgntng tt— election whilst you were still campaigning to be the conservative- campaigning to be the conservative mayor of middlesbrough . conservative mayor of middlesbrough. flittiee conservative mayor of middlesbrough . flittiee middlesbrough. well, i'm independent first of all. no, i'm independent . oh, sorry. not i'm independent. oh, sorry. not concerned. sorry— i'm independent. oh, sorry. not concerned. sorry sorry. - 3: oh, sorry. not concerned. sorry sorry. cit“ concerned. sorry sorry. oh, ttnw.— concerned. sorry sorry. oh, sorry- tntt-e— concerned. sorry sorry. oh, sorry- tntt-e ntw— concerned. sorry sorry. oh, sorry. that's my fault. that's my fault. apologies. it's been a whirlwind evening for me as well. sorry, but you'd bet well. no, sorry, but you'd bet on labour. i'd bet on labour, ttt— on labour. i'd bet on labour, ttt t— on labour. i'd bet on labour, ttt t ntet— on labour. i'd bet on labour, but i must stress— on labour. i'd bet on labour, but i must stress ,- on labour. i'd bet on labour, but i must stress , i- i i'd bet on labour, but i must stress , i bet some but i must stress, i bet some tne— but i must stress, i bet some ttne tgt— but i must stress, i bet some time ago, before— but i must stress, i bet some time ago, before i- but i must stress, i bet some time ago, before i started

etntttgntng. - time ago, before i started campaigning. e campaigning. but no, i think it was a good price. i mean, i was betting because price is betting because of the price is right. so money's labour. betting because of the price is rithinkso money's labour. betting because of the price is rithinkso iandzy's labour. betting because of the price is rithinkso land the labour. betting because of the price is rithinkso land the tories our. i think sunak and the tories have mountain climb have got a mountain to climb right everybody feels that right now. everybody feels that the next year is going be the next year is going to be worse than this year. nobody feels if can feels optimistic. if they can restore they'll do restore optimism, they'll do well. but they need someone to come and do that . all right, come in and do that. all right, look , thank you very, very much, look, thank you very, very much, andy. look, great to have you ant— andy. look, great to have you ant ytt— andy. look, great to have you on. and you take— ' “t: look, great to have you on. and you take care. all right -_90ing_ on. and you take care. all right .—gttng ttnwttt. i . all the best going forward. t-n — . all the best going forward. t-n _te- . all the best going forward. t-n—te ttet.- . all the best going forward. . i'm—be back. you'll i'm sure you'll be back. you'll be i'm sure you'll be back. you'll tte-tgnt— i'm sure you'll be back. you'll te-ntgnt-tttei be back. all right. take care, antw— be back. all right. take care, ant-tnte- be back. all right. take care,| andy-there,-sadly andy preston there, who sadly ttet— andy preston there, who sadly ttet-ettty— andy preston there, who sadly lost - sadly for— andy preston there, who sadly lost sadly for him, lost well, sadly for him, tnywty.— lost well, sadly for him, tnywtyltt- lost well, sadly for him, anyway, to labour, lost well, sadly for him,- anyway,-to labour, although lost well, sadly for him,- antbett,-to labour, although lost well, sadly for him, antbet on to labour, although lost well, sadly for him, antbet on it.to labour, although lost well, sadly for him, antbet on it. so, abour, although lost well, sadly for him, antbet on it. so, youtr, although lost well, sadly for him, antbet on it. so, you know,ough lost well, sadly for him, antbet on it. so, you know, he's he bet on it. so, you know, he's ntte— he bet on it. so, you know, he's ntte t— he bet on it. so, you know, he's ntte t etttte— he bet on it. so, you know, he's made a couple of— he bet on it. so, you know, he's made a couple of quid, ttttnentty. — made a couple of quid, apparently. let's apparently. anyway right. let's get—ttet- apparently. anyway right. let's get local election, get more on the local election, enttt— get more on the local election, enttt wee— get more on the local election, shall we? and— get more on the local election, shall we? and _you - get more on the local election, shall we? and you believe get more on the local election, shal liberalnd you believe get more on the local election, shal liberal democrat you believe get more on the local election, shal liberal democrat you beisire that liberal democrat leader sir ed davey says that they are eetttng— ed davey says that they are setting their— ed davey says that they are setting their sights on beating the setting their sights on beating tne—tn- setting their sights on beating. tne—tn-genentt the conservatives in the general etettttne— the conservatives in the general election?-davey_ the conservatives in the general election? davey was in election? yes. davey was in tttntett— election? yes. davey was in windsor this— election? yes. davey was in windsor this morning after the lib windsor this morning after the ttt tene— windsor this morning after the ttt tene wtn— windsor this morning after the lib dems won windsor and maidenhead— lib dems won windsor and maidenhead from the tories. he tttntet— maidenhead from the tories. he taunted rishi— maidenhead from the tories. he taunted rishi saying taunted rishi sunak, saying ttne-e— taunted rishi sunak, saying ttne-e up— taunted rishi sunak, saying ttne-e tt ttn— taunted rishi sunak, saying time's up for the prime tttnteten— time's up for the prime minister. with me now is the ttnnen— minister. with me now is the former liberal— minister. with me now is the former liberal democrat leader. sir former liberal democrat leader. st vtnte— former liberal democrat leader. sir vince cable. _ former liberal democrat leader. sir vince cable. now the lib tene—

sir vince cable. now the lib tene ntwe— sir vince cable. now the lib dems have gained more than 150 tttnttt— dems have gained more than 150 council chairs. _ dems have gained more than 150 council chairs. they've taken etntttt— council chairs. they've taken ttntntt tt— council chairs. they've taken control of windsor and maidenhead,- control of windsor and maidenhead, stratford on avon ttetttnn — maidenhead, stratford on avon ttetttnn tn— maidenhead, stratford on avon dacorum in hertfordshire as wet— dacorum in hertfordshire as wet. wnttn— dacorum in hertfordshire as well, which is— dacorum in hertfordshire as well, which is something i was tntgtettty— well, which is something i was tragically born— well, which is something i was tragically born without vince tnt— tragically born without vince tnt tnnee — tragically born without vince and three councils in devon. vtnte— and three councils in devon. vtnte tn— and three councils in devon. vtnte ytt— and three councils in devon. vince can you beat the tories at the vince can you beat the tories at tne genentt— vince can you beat the tories at the general election? well, we ttttt— the general election? well, we could certainly— the general election? well, we could certainly win quite a lot of could certainly win quite a lot tt eette— could certainly win quite a lot tt eette ttt— could certainly win quite a lot of seats off them— could certainly win quite a lot of seats off them . : of seats off them. um, the idea of seats off them. um, the idea of an outright victory at the next general election is a bit of a stretch , but, you know, you of a stretch, but, you know, you should be optimistic . erg of a stretch, but, you know, you should be optimistic. erg think these results are actually particularly good and it isn't just a question of winning so many councils, so many additional councillors. i mean, there were two factors. one is there were two factors. one is the base that they were starting from was extremely high. 2019 was the leader at the i“ g i“ 2019 was the leader at the time. we ntt— was the leader at the time. we ntt tne— was the leader at the time. we ntt tne teet— was the leader at the time. we had the best ever— was the leader at the time. we had the best ever results we've ntt— had the best ever results we've ntt tnt— had the best ever results we've ever had and those seats were tetng— ever had and those seats were tetng tttgnt— ever had and those seats were being fought again. so to make gttne— being fought again. so to make gttne tn— being fought again. so to make gttne tn ttt— being fought again. so to make gttne tn ttt tt— being fought again. so to make gains on top of that was exceptionally— gains on top of that was exceptionally good. . g gains on top of that was exceptionally good. “t: exceptionally good. and the ther— exceptionally good. and the other point , which hasn't really other point, which hasn't really been commented on, is that we were also we're also doing well in the labour areas of the

north. i mean the labour party etteetet— north. i mean the labour party ettettet tt— north. i mean the labour party expected to win— north. i mean the labour party expected to win back- i mean the labour party expected to win back hull, which was expected to win back hull, which t ttw— expected to win back hull, which t etty tntt— expected to win back hull, which was a city that we'd been ttnntng. — was a city that we'd been ntnntng. tte— was a city that we'd been running. we made gains in tewetette— running. we made gains in newcastle and— running. we made gains in newcastle and there was a time wnen— newcastle and there was a time wnen tne— newcastle and there was a time when the liberal— newcastle and there was a time when the liberal democrats ran the when the liberal democrats ran tne ttg— when the liberal democrats ran the big northern— when the liberal democrats ran the big northern cities and ntttng— the big northern cities and we're making inroads there again as we're making inroads there again te t tt— we're making inroads there again as a all national— we're making inroads there again as a all national party, not ttet— as a all national party, not ttet t— as a all national party, not rtet t ttte— as a all national party, not just a blue wall- as a all national party, not just a blue wall party. . “ti.ti; just a blue wall party. vince, twe— just a blue wall party. vince, t-we gtt— just a blue wall party. vince, t-we gtt tt— just a blue wall party. vince, i've got to ask,— just a blue wall party. vince, i've got to ask, do— just a blue wall party. vince, i've got to ask, do you just say no to everything? do people not just elect the liberal democrats because they are the nimby candidates ? no, we won't build candidates? no, we won't build on golf course at the back on that golf course at the back of house. won't of your house. no, we won't build fields near the build on the fields near the back of your house. is it not right that the liberal democrats in got him in many areas just got him because they basically blocked planning absolute planning permission? an absolute not i mean, i've been active in politics in parliament for 20 years and my colleagues , as you years and my colleagues, as you know, were willing to take tough decisions. you may remember i was a senior minister- t:ti;i. you may remember i was a senior minister in the ctttttttn. — was a senior minister in the ctttttttn. tte— was a senior minister in the coalition. we had to take a lot of coalition. we had to take a lot tt-tettettne.— coalition. we had to take a lot of-decisions. and- coalition. we had to take a lot of decisions. and that's of tough decisions. and that's nettettet— of tough decisions. and that's reflected in— of tough decisions. and that's reflected in government. reflected in local government. i reflected in local government.

t ttttenet— reflected in local government. t nttttntt tt— reflected in local government. i happened to live— reflected in local government. i happened to live in- reflected in local government. i happened to live in the- reflected in local government. i happened to live in the in the richmond borough, which is a kind lib dem one party state, kind of lib dem one party state, and very difficult and they make very difficult decisions give priority decisions and they give priority to new housing development where they can. and that's the model tntt— they can. and that's the model tntt ntet— they can. and that's the model tntt ntet tt— they can. and that's the model that most of our— i“ and that's the model that most of our councillors ttttt— that most of our councillors ttttt .— that most of our councillors ttttt . they— that most of our councillors adopt . they are— that most of our councillors adopt . they are responsible adopt. they are responsible petite.— adopt. they are responsible tettte. they— adopt. they are responsible people. they run councils well wnen— people. they run councils well wnen tnet— people. they run councils well wnen tney get— people. they run councils well when they get charged . erg vince when they get charged. erg vince . tne— when they get charged. erg vince . tne ttt — when they get charged. erg vince .tne ttt tene— when they get charged. erg vince , the lib dems were in coalition wnen— , the lib dems were in coalition wnen ttetenty— , the lib dems were in coalition when austerity austerity really etttte— when austerity austerity really ettnte ttt— when austerity austerity really starts did okay. _ when austerity austerity really starts did okay. so have they come back from that now ? and do come back from that now? and do you think that it is a little bit misleading to be criticised in the conservatives for some of their austerity and some of their austerity and some of their financial expenditure or lack of for public services ? lack of for public services? when the lib dems last other chance being really around when the lib dems last other chancabinetting really around when the lib dems last other chancabinet tabletally around when the lib dems last other chancabinet table , lly around when the lib dems last other chancabinet table , yourround when the lib dems last other chancabinet table , you weren't that cabinet table, you weren't massively about it . i massively vocal about it. i would not criticise responsible ttneenttwee— would not criticise responsible conservatives who adopt a eenettte— conservatives who adopt a sensible approach to the budget, but sensible approach to the budget, ttt netn— sensible approach to the budget, but mean what— sensible approach to the budget, but mean what a— sensible approach to the budget, but mean what a completely entettet— but mean what a completely shredded the— but mean what a completely shredded the conservative ttntw-e— shredded the conservative

party's reputation was . liz party's reputation was. liz ttteee— party's reputation was. liz truss's period— party's reputation was. liz truss's period in power when tnet— truss's period in power when tney ytt— truss's period in power when tney ytt tntw.— truss's period in power when they you know, they just engaged in they you know, they just engaged tn ttnttey— they you know, they just engaged in fantasy world, _ they you know, they just engaged in fantasy world, you know, teeny— in fantasy world, you know, jeremy ctntyn— in fantasy world, you know, jeremy corbyn of the right and tntt-e— jeremy corbyn of the right and tntt-e wntt— jeremy corbyn of the right and that's what really— jeremy corbyn of the right and that's what really destroyed tnet— that's what really destroyed their reputation. um, no i mean teeny— their reputation. um, no i mean jeremy ntnt— their reputation. um, no i mean jeremy ntnt tnt— their reputation. um, no i mean jeremy hunt and rishi sunak are tnttttty— jeremy hunt and rishi sunak are tnttttty tne— jeremy hunt and rishi sunak are probably the best— jeremy hunt and rishi sunak are probably the best they've got. i t— probably the best they've got. i t ttnt— probably the best they've got. i mean, i don't think they're going— mean, i don't think they're gttng tt— mean, i don't think they're gttng tt wtn— mean, i don't think they're going to win the next election, ttt— going to win the next election, ttt ttet-we— going to win the next election, but they've probably got the teet— but they've probably got the tteet tetn — but they've probably got the best team to _ but they've probably got the best team to do— but they've probably got the best team to do it. '“t: but they've probably got the best team to do it . ' “t: . “ti.ti; best team to do it. and vince, ttte— best team to do it. and vince, does anyone really know what the liberal democrats plans are to sort out the nhs or get the trains running and get people in the public sector back to work ? the public sector back to work? are there any massive plans there ? certainly when it comes there? certainly when it comes to save for the nhs , well, there to save for the nhs, well, there aren't any magic bullets, but you know , the kind of things you know, the kind of things that we were doing when we were in office and had responsible motty and had very good motty and we had very good health ministers, was a very strong emphasis on prevention rather than just pouring money into dealing with the problem. when people get sick, we put a

ten— when people get sick, we put a tent etntng— when people get sick, we put a very strong emphasis on mental netttn— very strong emphasis on mental netttn. wnttn— very strong emphasis on mental health, which has— very strong emphasis on mental health, which has been allowed to health, which has been allowed tt tntt— health, which has been allowed tt tntt tnt— health, which has been allowed to drift and decentralised tettettn— to drift and decentralised decision making. i mean, trying to decision making. i mean, trying tt tt— decision making. i mean, trying tt tt ewewtntng— decision making. i mean, trying to do everything out of whitehall— to do everything out of whitehall is- to do everything out of whitehall is not a good way to tne— whitehall is not a good way to run the country. _ whitehall is not a good way to run the country. i— whitehall is not a good way to run the country. i mean, we've , run the country. i mean, we've, ytt— run the country. i mean, we've, ytt tntw.— run the country. i mean, we've, ytt tntw. tt— run the country. i mean, we've, you know, our councils have responsibility— you know, our councils have responsibility for— you know, our councils have responsibility for social care tnt— responsibility for social care tnt t— responsibility for social care tnt t tttnt— responsibility for social care and i think several of them have entwn— and i think several of them have entwn t— and i think several of them have entwn t wen— and i think several of them have shown a very good— and i think several of them have shown a very good model about ntw— shown a very good model about ntw-tntegttte— shown a very good model about how-integrate this- shown a very good model about how integrate this well with how you integrate this well with the how you integrate this well with tne-eette— how you integrate this well with tne-eette. — how you integrate this well with the-service . all- how you integrate this well with the service. g“ the health service. all right. ant— the health service. all right. and just vince, 1—1 last one with you, if that's okay. do you think realistically this is curtains for rishi sunak now or is more the crest of is this maybe more the crest of the the opposition the wave for the opposition parties? and he has a chance of becoming popular becoming more popular in the general all to play general election. all to play for? well, i agree with your previous speaker to give a very good balanced assessment . i good balanced assessment. i think the chances of them wtnntng— think the chances of them wtnntng te— think the chances of them winning are about 10. i wouldn't put winning are about 10. i wouldn't ttt tt— winning are about 10. i wouldn't ttt tt ntgnet— winning are about 10. i wouldn't put it higher than— winning are about 10. i wouldn't put it higher than that, but i tttnt— put it higher than that, but i tntnt tne— put it higher than that, but i think one of— put it higher than that, but i think one of the— put it higher than that, but i think one of the significant tetttnee— think one of the significant features of— think one of the significant features of this— think one of the significant features of this election teettte— features of this election teettte .— features of this election results , which hasn't really results, which hasn't really teen— results, which hasn't really teen twett— results, which hasn't really been dwelt on,— results, which hasn't really been dwelt on, is that the lead of been dwelt on, is that the lead tt tttttt— been dwelt on, is that the lead of labour over—

been dwelt on, is that the lead of labour over the— been dwelt on, is that the lead of labour over the conservatives in of labour over the conservatives tn terme— of labour over the conservatives tn tetne tt— of labour over the conservatives in terms of votes— of labour over the conservatives in terms of votes is— of labour over the conservatives in terms of votes is about 9. ant— in terms of votes is about 9. ant tne— in terms of votes is about 9. and the calculation the ttttetene— and the calculation the pollsters have made is that tttttn— pollsters have made is that labour need— pollsters have made is that labour need to— pollsters have made is that labour need to have a 10% lead to labour need to have a 10% lead tt ntwe— labour need to have a 10% lead tt ntwe tn— labour need to have a 10% lead to have an overall— labour need to have a 10% lead to have an overall majority and tneee— to have an overall majority and these results— to have an overall majority and these results suggest that we wtt— these results suggest that we wttt get— these results suggest that we wttt get t— these results suggest that we will get a labour government . will get a labour government. ttt— will get a labour government. ttt tt— will get a labour government. ttt tt ntw— will get a labour government. ttt tt nty ntt— will get a labour government. but it may not be— will get a labour government. but it may not be a majority gttennnent— but it may not be a majority gtwennnent .— but it may not be a majority government . they may have to government. they may have to etttentte— government. they may have to cooperate with. _ government. they may have to cooperate with. with my party tnt— cooperate with. with my party tnt ntyte— cooperate with. with my party and maybe others for stable gennnent — and maybe others for stable government. and you know, we've tetttne— government. and you know, we've tettnne t— government. and you know, we've tettnne t tntt— government. and you know, we've become a major player again . become a major player again. all become a major player again. at ttgnt— become a major player again. at ttgnt. ten— become a major player again. all right, ben, thank- become a major player again. all right, ben, thank you- become a major player again. all right, ben, thank you very much. thank you very much, vince. vince cable, there is, of course, the former leader of the liberal democrats great liberal democrats a great atmosphere here at buckingham palace and i think you might call close up call it a little close up glimpse some security glimpse of some security operations there out sniffer operations there out a sniffer dog around earlier dog sniffing around me earlier on. nothing on. but thankfully, nothing found and i want to get out and about the fans who are about with the fans who are celebrating an historic event, one most historic events one of the most historic events in history. i'm going to in british history. i'm going to speak the royal superfans. in british history. i'm going to spe patrickie royal superfans. in british history. i'm going to spe patrick christysiuperfans. in british history. i'm going to spe patrick christysiuperfhere it's patrick christys right here for gb news, who's britain's news .

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eteetttte— forget at the magnificent spectacle now. mark white has teen— spectacle now. mark white has teen tt— spectacle now. mark white has teen tt meet— spectacle now. mark white has been to meet joyce day, who said ene-e— been to meet joyce day, who said ene-e ttet— been to meet joyce day, who said ene-e ttet very— been to meet joyce day, who said she's also very excited about ttng— she's also very excited about king charles's— she's also very excited about king charles's coronation and tettewee— king charles's coronation and tettewee ne— king charles's coronation and believes he will— king charles's coronation and believes he will be a great . believes he will be a great. ttng — believes he will be a great. ttng t— believes he will be a great. king i didn't— believes he will be a great. king i didn't know- believes he will be a great. king i didn't know how incredibly important it was . i incredibly important it was. i mean, we couldn't imagine a gathering such as they were having . this is the actual having. this is the actual invitation that i got very excited and really should be framed. in fact, i am now going to frame it. joyce dodi was just 21 and training with the royal academy of dance when her name was pulled out of a hat to attend queen elizabeth's coronation in an incredible privilege and an occasion , the privilege and an occasion, the 90 year old still remembers vividly. to see the queen and the processions and everything was very exciting , beautiful . to

was very exciting, beautiful. to and the music in the albie was sensational . it was joyous . sensational. it was joyous. remembers a freezing cold day. tttttty— remembers a freezing cold day. ttttttw tne — remembers a freezing cold day. luckily, the excitement of the occasion overrode the chills. so occasion overrode the chills. st ttet— occasion overrode the chills. st ttret tt— occasion overrode the chills. so first of all,— occasion overrode the chills. so first of all, we— occasion overrode the chills. so first of all, we had- occasion overrode the chills. so first of all, we had to- occasion overrode the chills. so first of all, we had to be there between 6 and 7 in the morning and we had to have dresses on of light material. and although it was freezing cold, we could have a light stole around our shoulders. joyce, who went on to have a successful career in modelling, remembers the almost comically absurd spectacle of being dropped off at the front of westminster abbey by her boyfriend in an old converted morris car that and he was still there and he went back around trafalgar square and he got a great cheer in his car because most of them were very grand cars. but he said it was a sort of cheer that the dustman gets

when he goes around . so maybe when he goes around. so maybe a few whistles to . after a long few whistles to. after a long wait the ceremony was worth it. it was, she says, nothing short of incredible.— it was, she says, nothing short of incredible. it— it was, she says, nothing short of incredible. it was very tntneeetwe— of incredible. it was very impressive . _ of incredible. it was very impressive . '“t: of incredible. it was very impressive . “i of incredible. it was very- impressive . and we were high up impressive. and we were high up in the abbey. it was a magnificent view, very high up, and it was magnificent. magnificent view, very high up, and it was magnificent . yes. and it was magnificent. yes. i mean, i've seen things at the french do they do quite well. but i think we we're the best at that. i'm watching with interest what happens to charles. i think this is going to be refreshing as you watch the coronation on the television this time. no doubt your memory i“ c no doubt your memory will take you ttet— doubt your memory will take you ttet tt— doubt your memory will take you ttet tt tntt— doubt your memory will take you back to that event— doubt your memory will take you back to that event back in 53. vee— back to that event back in 53. tee — back to that event back in 53. tee tee.— back to that event back in 53. tee vee- t— back to that event back in 53. yes yes. i think— back to that event back in 53. yes yes. i think it's- back to that event back in 53. yes /ti;5 “< c git “g yes yes. i think it's going to be amazing for me to see it again. and i shall take it in more this time looking on than i really felt doing it when i was

so young and so long ago. it's a big thing to organise and wish them well. it's going to be very exciting . yes hello everybody. exciting. yes hello everybody. as exciting. yes hello everybody. ae ytt— exciting. yes hello everybody. ae ytt tn— exciting. yes hello everybody. ae ytt eee— exciting. yes hello everybody. as you can see, i'm- ti;,t

finding it out on the mount? fun tttttttnt— finding it out on the mount? fun tnttttnt-ttt— finding it out on the mount? fun brilliant..hadlbrilliant- brilliant. i've had a brilliant day. down before. day. the king came down before. got day. the king came down before. ttt-tte— day. the king came down before. ttt-tte ttn— day. the king came down before. ttt-tte gtt— day. the king came down before. got- his car, got some- got out of his car, got some good photos him. so did good photos of him. so did either of two good photos of him. so did either of-two-to- good photos of him. so did. either of-two-to shake either of you two get to shake tne— either of you two get to shake tne ttng-e— either of you two get to shake the king's hand? _ either of you two get to shake the king's hand? flitticc the king's hand? well, no, tetttee— the king's hand? well, no, because he went over that side. he didn't see us, he clearly didn't see us, patrick. no. yeah, he mustn't have had his glasses on. no. is it really going to wind- ’e�*t: i“ g no. is it really going to wind you up if i it really going to wind you up t t tett— it really going to wind you up t t tett ytt— it really going to wind you up if i tell you that— it really going to wind you up if i tell you that i shook his ntnte — if i tell you that i shook his ntnte wt.— if i tell you that i shook his hand? no. did— if i tell you that i shook his hand? no. did you- if i tell you that i shook his hand? \ti.t “j t: ”tinitccy7 if i tell you that i shook his hand? \tti.t “j t: itieccg7 hand? no. did you really? wow. well actually, well done. you. actually, i think actually meant that think she actually meant that a bit harder than . than it was, bit harder than. than it was, but. bit harder than. than it was, ttt. ttgnt— bit harder than. than it was, but. right. okay.— bit harder than. than it was, but. right. okay. so- c : than it was, but. right. okay. so we're netnty— but. right. okay. so we're nearly there— but. right. okay. so we're nearly there now. it's going to be nearly there now. it's going to te—itetl nearly there now. it's going to. te—itet. wett be tomorrow. are you just, well, extttet— be tomorrow. are you just, well, etettet-on — be tomorrow. are you just, well, excited-oh yeah.- be tomorrow. are you just, well, excited-oh yeah. - be tomorrow. are you just, well, excited oh yeah. excited for this? oh yeah. i've tetn — excited for this? oh yeah. i've been excited _ excited for this? oh yeah. i've been excited since— excited for this? oh yeah. i've been excited since before christmas. oh, bless you. bless you. and do you think you'll cry? no , not this time. no, not cry? no, not this time. no, not ttte— cry? no, not this time. no, not this time. this is a happy occasion, isn't it? and. and tte— occasion, isn't it? and. and yte gtt— occasion, isn't it? and. and yte gtt ttt— occasion, isn't it? and. and you've got all the- ii i“ c 7 and. and you've got all the family behind you've got all the family behind ttt-wet. — you've got all the family behind ttt-wet. ttte- you've got all the family behind you-well. give us- you there as well. give us a _wtege- you there as well. give us a- wtwetwewtwe—g- wave. everybody give us a wave. twenyttty. — wave. everybody give us a wave. twenyttty. _ttw- wave. everybody give us a wave. everybody. now let's everybody. yes. great. now let's go. everybody. yes. great. now let's gt. ttgnt— everybody. yes. great. now let's gt. ttgnt-ytt— everybody. yes. great. now let's gt. ttgnt-ytt went- everybody. yes. great. now let's go. right. you very much. go. right. thank you very much. ttte—tntel take care. now let's come this way— take care. now let's come this wty—wnt-e- take care. now let's come this wty—wnt-e gttl take care. now let's come this. way _who's got who's way to this chap who's got who's got way to this chap who's got who's gtt-ntytt— way to this chap who's got who's got-royal infused- got a special royal infused gtne.— got a special royal infused gtne. stty— got a special royal infused game. stay there and i'll come to game. stay there and i'll come tt ytt— game. stay there and i'll come tt ytt tn— game. stay there and i'll come tt ytt tn t— game. stay there and i'll come to you in a second.— game. stay there and i'll come to you in a second. what's this? tte— to you in a second. what's this? tt-e ttt— to you in a second. what's this? we ttt tttnte— to you in a second. what's this? it's top trumps kings and queens of it's top trumps kings and queens tt tnttttn. — it's top trumps kings and queens of britain. all— it's top trumps kings and queens of britain. all the— it's top trumps kings and queens of britain. all the latest ones

as well. obviously, the way as well. obviously, all the way back victoria, william back to victoria, william the conqueror. latest pack, charles, ttwttety— conqueror. latest pack, charles, ttwttetytt. — conqueror. latest pack, charles, obviously 74. he's— : latest pack, charles, obviously 74. ti; tit: "0 obviously 74. he's waited 70 years since his mum was crowned. so he's waited a long time. then we gt— so he's waited a long time. then we gt tt— so he's waited a long time. then we go to william,— so he's waited a long time. then we go to william, who trumps his dad we go to william, who trumps his ttt—tntttnen. - we go to william, who trumps his dad—children. i dad on a number of children. vee- — dad on a number of children. vee- vett— dad on a number of children. yes. yeah george— dad on a number of children. yes. yeah george erg.- dad on a number of children. t/ti;5 “tilt?" citi; ?c �*ftt�*ti; yes. yeah george erg. we've given him a military might of one. he's just given him a military might of one. he'sjust getting given him a military might of one. he's just getting started. we tttnt— one. he's just getting started. we tttnt tet— one. he's just getting started. we think he's probably learned how salute already, and how to salute already, and i think to have lot think he's going to have a lot of regimental dinners ahead. that's yeah, the queen, that's why. yeah, the queen, ctntttt— that's why. yeah, the queen, camilla_husband| that's why. yeah, the queen, camyear. husband that's why. yeah, the queen, camyear. “tilt?" husband that's why. yeah, the queen, camyear. / 3c.ciusband that's why. yeah, the queen, camyear. / 5d that's why. yeah, the queen, camyear. /ti;it“ one year. yeah, but who's the top trump? who's top trump? top trump? who's the top trump? it's top trump? who's the top trump? tt-e tne— top trump? who's the top trump? tt-e tne tteen — top trump? who's the top trump? it's the queen. she's— top trump? who's the top trump? it's the queen. she's on- it7 who's the top trump? it's the queen. i“ it's the queen. she's on the throne for 70 years. 96 top trumps. there's no beating her. thank you very much, mate. great etttt. — thank you very much, mate. great etttt. ant— thank you very much, mate. great etttt. ant we— thank you very much, mate. great stuff. and we couldn't go away wttnttt— stuff. and we couldn't go away without-these - stuff. and we couldn't go away without-these two - stuff. and we couldn't go away without these two lovely without seeing these two lovely ttttee—wntt- ladies. how are you? what are wttn— ladies. how are you? what are ttt—ttte- ladies. how are you? what are- yttn—ntwe-ttne your names? where have you come ttnt—tnn— your names? where have you come ntne—tnt tttnn - from? i'm theresa. i'm from wembley. from wembley. wembley. you're from wembley. and middlesex. and you? harefield. middlesex. lovely we're sisters. your etetene— lovely we're sisters. your etetene . — lovely we're sisters. your sisters . wow. - we're sisters. your sisters. wow. okay, look at these outfits. just. i mean, soak these in. and i'm particularly am enjoying the umbrellas. won't umbrellas. hopefully you won't need tomorrow. no work for need them tomorrow. no work for the sun as well, though. they work well. now, work for the sun as well. now, can ask you, what kind of king

can i ask you, what kind of king do you want, charles, be? a do you want, charles, to be? a great a great great king? a great king? tntt-t— great king? a great king? that'd.nice,_ great king? a great king? that'd.nice, wouldn't. that'd be nice, wouldn't it? short about you? short and sweet. what about you? what do you think what do you how do you think he'll be? i'm sure he will be. tee— he'll be? i'm sure he will be. te-e ttne— he'll be? i'm sure he will be. he's done fine. _ he'll be? i'm sure he will be. he's done fine. as— cc itti7 i'm sure he will be. he's done fine. as the of he's done fine. as the prince of wttee. — he's done fine. as the prince of wttee. _we- he's done fine. as the prince of wales. _he's. he- he's done fine. as the prince of. wales. _he's. he looks wales. so, yeah, he's. he looks ttte— wales. so, yeah, he's. he looks ttte-gttng— wales. so, yeah, he's. he looks ttte-gttng tt— wales. so, yeah, he's. he looks like-going to be.— wales. so, yeah, he's. he looks like-going to be. yeah- wales. so, yeah, he's. he looks like-going to be. yeah - like he's going to be. yeah compassionate. now,- like he's going to be. yeah now, how do you compassionate. now, how do you feel compassionate. now, how do you teet—tttttl feel now? just between us about tteen— feel now? just between us about tteen .— feel now? just between us about queen . camilla.— feel now? just between us about queen . camilla. oh i love diana queen. camilla. oh i love diana . tetn.— queen. camilla. oh i love diana . tetn. ttt— queen. camilla. oh i love diana . yeah, but they— queen. camilla. oh i love diana . yeah, but they love- queen. camilla. oh i love diana . yeah, but they love each other. so they love each other. that's it. you're willing to ttwtye— that's it. you're willing to ttwtye teen— c you're willing to always been together , haven't always been together, haven't tneye — always been together, haven't tneye wett— always been together, haven't they? well, yeah.- always been together, haven't they? flitticc always been together, haven't they? well, yeah. so before i came along. but then we wouldn't have. we wouldn't have william or have. we wouldn't have william tn ttnw— have. we wouldn't have william tn ttnw tnen— have. we wouldn't have william or harry then, would— we wouldn't have william or harry then, would we know tttttty. — or harry then, would we know tttetty. ttt— or harry then, would we know exactly. but we _ or harry then, would we know exactly. i“ c git 'l�*t exactly. but we haven't got di now. so well, ladies, i hope exactly. i“ c tgtit 'l�*t well, ladies, i hope you now. so well, ladies, i hope you ttte— now. so well, ladies, i hope you ntte t— now. so well, ladies, i hope you have a wonderful— now. so well, ladies, i hope you have a wonderful day— well, ladies, i hope you have a wonderful day tomorrow tnt— have a wonderful day tomorrow and lwonderful_ have a wonderful day tomorrow and wonderful bank holiday and a wonderful bank holiday weetent— and a wonderful bank holiday weekend. and— and a wonderful bank holiday weekend. and it's lovely to meet you weekend. and it's lovely to meet ttt—ntnt- weekend. and it's lovely to meet ttt—ttnw tetttel you and to see so many people going— you and to see so many people gttng-nttn— you and to see so many people going-much effort. - you and to see so many people going much effort. god going to so much effort. god tteee— going to so much effort. god tteee-ttte— going to so much effort. god bless-take-and. bless you. take care. and teee— bless you. take care. and neee ne— bless you. take care. and where's he gone? finally this tntt— where's he gone? finally this tntt nene. — where's he gone? finally this chap here. hello— where's he gone? finally this chap here. hello i mean, does he neet— chap here. hello i mean, does he neet tnt— chap here. hello i mean, does he need any introduction? what's wttn— need any introduction? what's yttn e— need any introduction? what's your name ? where are you from? your name? where are you from? tttg— your name? where are you from? ctttg tttnt — your name? where are you from? craig from leicester. _ your name? where are you from? craig from leicester. craig- your name? where are you from? craig from leicester. craig from leicester. okay. i'm craig .

leicester. okay. i'm craig. twe— leicester. okay. i'm craig. i've no idea what this is. i've just been given this in my hand. that's the top trump from tettne. — that's the top trump from tettne. tneg— that's the top trump from before. greg and why are you so tteettntte— before. greg and why are you so passionate about— before. greg and why are you so passionate about country passionate about this country tnt—wnt- passionate about this country- tnt—wny-tew and the coronation why not? hey, why— and the coronation why not? hey, wny-tn. — and the coronation why not? hey, wny-tn. tnt— and the coronation why not? hey, wny-tn. tnt tn- and the coronation why not? hey, why-on. i'm on. i'm. and the coronation why not? hey, why-on. i'm on. i'm onj why not? i'm on. i'm on. i'm on facetiming well. facetiming my mum as well. you're facetime, so your mum. you're on facetime, so your mum. tet-e— you're on facetime, so your mum. tet-e tt— you're on facetime, so your mum. tet-e tt ttte. — you're on facetime, so your mum. let's do this. _what's- let's do this. hello. what's wttn— let's do this. hello. what's your hello your mum called? joe. joe. hello rte.— joe. you're on national tetewettn— joe. you're on national television .— joe. you're on national television . are you all right? television. are you all right? ane— television. are you all right? ane-wttn- television. are you all right? ane-wttn wttn- television. are you all right? are with your son television. are you all right?- are _with your son here, are you. and with your son here, ne-e— are you. and with your son here, ne-e ent-ttng— are you. and with your son here, ne-e enrtytng tne— are you. and with your son here, he's enjoying the coronation ttnttette— he's enjoying the coronation ttnttettt. t— he's enjoying the coronation fantastic. i mean, this is live tettt— fantastic. i mean, this is live tetty. new.— fantastic. i mean, this is live tetty. new-tt— fantastic. i mean, this is live telly. hey,-do it?- fantastic. i mean, this is live telly. hey, do it? well telly. hey, who do it? well tnene— telly. hey, who do it? well tnene ytt— telly. hey, who do it? well there you .she's- telly. hey, who do it? well there you she's famous now, there you go. she's famous now, so there you go. she's famous now, sttne- — there you go. she's famous now, sttne- ttt— there you go. she's famous now, sttne- ttt-ety- so there you are. you can say tettt— so there you are. you can say nent-ntn.— so there you are. you can say hello-mumlhope. so there you are. you can say. hello-mumlhope you. hello to your mum. i hope you. i ttte— hello to your mum. i hope you. i ttte-t— hello to your mum. i hope you. i hope-a wonderful- hello to your mum. i hope you. ll hope-a wonderful-i hope you have a wonderful day. i ttte—ttgnt- have a wonderful day. right. ttttee— have a wonderful day. right.| ttttee—te have a wonderful day. right.- ttttee—te tt ladies and gentlemen, this is if we-ttt— ladies and gentlemen, this is if we-all around.- ladies and gentlemen, this is if we all around. look at we spin it all around. look at tne— we spin it all around. look at tne-.— we spin it all around. look at tne-. ttt— we spin it all around. look at the-. god save- we spin it all around. look at the-. god save the- we spin it all around. look at the . god save the king. the crowd. god save the king. tnte— the crowd. god save the king. ttte—tt- the crowd. god save the king. ttte—t. ant| this is martin. i love it. and wetn— this is martin. i love it. and yeah, absolutely— this is martin. i love it. and yeah, absolutely . here we yeah, absolutely. here we go. tne— yeah, absolutely. here we go. tne ntwet— yeah, absolutely. here we go. the crowds are— yeah, absolutely. here we go. the crowds are everywhere. it's all the crowds are everywhere. it's ttt t— the crowds are everywhere. it's ttt t ttttte— the crowds are everywhere. it's all a little bit— the crowds are everywhere. it's all a little bit manic , isn't all a little bit manic, isn't tte— all a little bit manic, isn't ttelwe-ne— all a little bit manic, isn't it?.we're going- all a little bit manic, isn't it? we're going to all a little bit manic, isn't- it?.we're going to .coming it? so we're going to be coming up it? so we're going to be coming tt—getttngl up here as everybody's getting netty— up here as everybody's getting ready-coronation- ready for the coronation tomorrow. what a day, a momentous— tomorrow. what a day, a momentous occasion in british history-— momentous occasion in british ntettny-t— momentous occasion in british history.-i couldn't- momentous occasion in british history. i couldn't think of momentous occasion in british histtbetter i couldn't think of momentous occasion in british histtbetter way ouldn't think of momentous occasion in british histtbetter way to ldn't think of momentous occasion in british histtbetter way to celebrate; of momentous occasion in british histtbetter way to celebrate itf any better way to celebrate it tttn— any better way to celebrate it tntn ty— any better way to celebrate it tntn by-up_ any better way to celebrate it than by-“p-my. than by sitting up with my feet up than by sitting up with my feet ttltntnt— than by sitting up with my feet ttltntnt tt— than by sitting up with my feet ttltntnt tt tt— than by sitting up with my feet up front of gb news tomorrow, up in front of gb news tomorrow, wttn— up in front of gb news tomorrow, your coronation— up in front of gb news tomorrow, your coronation station .

oh yes. hello, everybody . it's oh yes. hello, everybody. it's too. — oh yes. hello, everybody. it's too. tn— oh yes. hello, everybody. it's 5:00. i'm patrick— oh yes. hello, everybody. it's 5:00. i'm patrick christys . and 5:00. i'm patrick christys. and ntnt— 5:00. i'm patrick christys. and never mind christmas eve . no, we never mind christmas eve. no, we are never mind christmas eve. no, we ttt— never mind christmas eve. no, we are all excited— never mind christmas eve. no, we are all excited for— never mind christmas eve. no, we are all excited for coronation tte. — are all excited for coronation tte. tntt-e— are all excited for coronation eve. that's right.— are all excited for coronation eve. that's right. that's where we tgnt— eve. that's right. that's where we are right now.— eve. that's right. that's where we are right now. behind me is the we are right now. behind me is tne ntet— we are right now. behind me is the most famous— we are right now. behind me is the most famous building in the wtnt.— the most famous building in the wtntt. tte— the most famous building in the world. it's buckingham palace. ant— world. it's buckingham palace. ant ttng— world. it's buckingham palace. and king charles— world. it's buckingham palace. and king charles will be leaving tnene— and king charles will be leaving tnene ttn— and king charles will be leaving there for around— and king charles will be leaving there for around 1020 tomorrow ntnntng— there for around 1020 tomorrow ntnntng te— there for around 1020 tomorrow ntnntng te ne— there for around 1020 tomorrow morning as he makes his way, of tt tne— morning as he makes his way, of course, to the uk's— morning as he makes his way, of course, to the uk's first coronation— course, to the uk's first coronation for- course, to the uk's first coronation for 70 years. and ttet— coronation for 70 years. and rtet tnett— coronation for 70 years. and just check out— coronation for 70 years. and just check out who i met earlier . tttt— just check out who i met earlier . tttt ttet— just check out who i met earlier . good luck for— just check out who i met earlier . good luck for tomorrow . c: . good luck for tomorrow. good ttet.— . good luck for tomorrow. good ttet. tte— . good luck for tomorrow. good ttet. tte ntt— . good luck for tomorrow. good luck. it's not mine . it's- . good luck for tomorrow. c: .ti.

wet, i hope. well, so we're going. not too wet. - wet, i hope. well, so we're going. not too wet. are you nervous for tomorrow? what are you still saying? no . so i am you still saying? no. so i am ntttng— you still saying? no. so i am hoping soldiers— you still saying? no. so i am hoping soldiers and- cc “q7 no. so i am hoping soldiers and yes, so. wett— hoping soldiers and yes, so. ttett gttt— hoping soldiers and yes, so. well good luck— hoping soldiers and yes, so. well good luck with tomorrow . well good luck with tomorrow. are well good luck with tomorrow. ate vou— well good luck with tomorrow. ate ttt nntt— well good luck with tomorrow. are you nervous for— well good luck with tomorrow. are you nervous for tomorrow. well, that we go? yes i was out tnt— well, that we go? yes i was out tnt ttttt— well, that we go? yes i was out and about. out— well, that we go? yes i was out and about. out and— well, that we go? yes i was out and about. out and about meeting ttng— and about. out and about meeting ttng cntntee— and about. out and about meeting king charles earlier— and about. out and about meeting king charles earlier on. he enttt— king charles earlier on. he enttt ny— king charles earlier on. he shook my hand— king charles earlier on. he shook my hand and i clearly will te— shook my hand and i clearly will never be washing— shook my hand and i clearly will never be washing it— shook my hand and i clearly will never be washing it again. so tnene— never be washing it again. so tnene we— never be washing it again. so tnene we — never be washing it again. so there we are. i— never be washing it again. so there we are. i did ask him a ttttte— there we are. i did ask him a little cheeky— there we are. i did ask him a little cheeky question as well, wntn— little cheeky question as well, wnttn ntgnt— little cheeky question as well, which might longer has told me off. which might longer has told me ttt. _tt-e— which might longer has told me ttt. _tt-e ntt— which might longer has told me off. _it's not the- which might longer has told me off. it's not the done off. he said, it's not the done tttng— off. he said, it's not the done tntng. ttt— off. he said, it's not the done thing, but apparently he didn't tttnt— thing, but apparently he didn't think-reporter- thing, but apparently he didn'ti think-reporter-i think i was a reporter because i nttet— think i was a reporter because i ttet—tne- mixed in so well with the commoners.— mixed in so well with the commoners. but raining commoners. but it was raining etntten. — earlier. but that hasn't ttntenet— earlier. but that hasn't dampened the spirits of the ntge.— dampened the spirits of the ntge. ntge.— dampened the spirits of the huge, huge, huge number of tettte— huge, huge, huge number of tettte wnt— huge, huge, huge number of people who have flocked to ttettngntn — people who have flocked to buckingham palace .

all right. so i'm going to spend the remainder of this show now talking about what kind of king charles to be. king we all want charles to be. where has he been in the past on eetttn— where has he been in the past on tentttn—te— where has he been in the past on tentttn—te ne- where has he been in the past on certain—is he going. certain issues? how is he going to-differently?_ certain issues? how is he going to differently? would certain issues? how is he going to makezrently? would certain issues? how is he going to make himly? would certain issues? how is he going to make him solidify would certain issues? how is he going to make him solidify asould certain issues? how is he going to make him solidify as your really make him solidify as your ttng— king properly? what do you want to king properly? what do you want tt—ntte— king properly? what do you want to_have-accepted| to see? also, have you accepted . ttntttte— to see? also, have you accepted , camilla? controversy , camilla? lots of controversy tttnt— , camilla? lots of controversy around-she's- , camilla? lots of controversy around she's flown around camilla. she's flown tnten— around camilla. she's flown tnten tne— around camilla. she's flown under the radar— around camilla. she's flown under the radar bit under the radar a little bit tnte— under the radar a little bit ttte-ttt— under the radar a little bit this-butlis- under the radar a little bit this-butlis a- under the radar a little bit this but is a big day this week, but it is a big day for this week, but it is a big day ttn—te- this week, but it is a big day ttn—te wett- this week, but it is a big day for—as well asl this week, but it is a big day. for—as well as she for her tomorrow as well as she teee— for her tomorrow as well as she tettnee—ytt- for her tomorrow as well as she becomes you accept becomes queen. do you accept ctntttte— becomes queen. do you accept camilla?_queen?. becomes queen. do you accepti camilla?_queen? so camilla? is she your queen? so wett— camilla? is she your queen? so we-tt—ttttt- camilla? is she your queen? so we'll—about all- camilla? is she your queen? so we'll—about all of. we'll be talking about all of tntt— we'll be talking about all of tntt-ttgnt- we'll be talking about all of that-might in that stuff. we might squeeze in just that stuff. we might squeeze in ttet—ttt- just the occasional little bit ttttt—tt- just the occasional little biti about—of local about the explosive of local etettttne— about the explosive of local elections-last- about the explosive of local elections last night. elections from last night. i wtt— elections from last night. i will—through. will be flanked through this nttn— will be flanked through this hour—walker. will be flanked through this hour—walker ,l will be flanked through this. hour—walker , our hour by cameron walker, our royal— hour by cameron walker, our royal reporter,— hour by cameron walker, our royal reporter, and alastair stewart— royal reporter, and alastair stewan as— royal reporter, and alastair stewart as well. fantastic royalty— stewart as well. fantastic royalty of— stewart as well. fantastic royalty of his— stewart as well. fantastic royalty of his own. so it's stewart as well. fantastic royaltltof his own. so it's stewart as well. fantastic royaltlto be s own. so it's stewart as well. fantastic royaltlto be brilliant. it's stewart as well. fantastic royaltlto be brilliant. but right going to be brilliant. but right rower—yr- going to be brilliant. but right. now—your headlines now, though, it's your headlines brought— now, though, it's your headlinesi brought—ash brought to you by bethany elsey merry— brought to you by bethany elsey merry .— brought to you by bethany elsey merry . patrick,— brought to you by bethany elsey motty . patrick, thank you. c: motty. patrick, thank you. good afternoon. — motty. patrick, thank you. good afternoon. rm— motty. patrick, thank you. good afternoon. i'm bethany elsey with your top stories from the newsroom. at 5:02, on the eve of

the king's coronation, king charles and the prince and princess of wales have greeted well—wishers the mall . well—wishers on the mall. charles the third, william and kate made a surprise appearance to meet the thousands gathered outside buckingham palace who've been hoping to catch a glimpse of history being made this weekend. the trio shook hands and took selfies with the crowds and took selfies with the crowds and there were cheers of god save the king. earlier, the king and queen consort hosted a lunch for leaders of countries where he's head of state that follows a final rehearsal this morning at westminster abbey for the ceremony . and this evening, he ceremony. and this evening, he and other royals will host a reception for overseas guests. we were literally just walking back to the hotel and then we just saw everybody cheering and came over and then saw the king and i got to shake the hand . you and i got to shake the hand. you got ro— and i got to shake the hand. you gor to shake— and i got to shake the hand. you got to shake the— and i got to shake the hand. you got to shake the hand through the crowd— got to shake the hand through the crowd-r— got to shake the hand through the crowd-i got- got to shake the hand through the crowd i got to shake his the crowd and i got to shake his hard.— the crowd and i got to shake his hwy-did— the crowd and i got to shake his harry-arr he— the crowd and i got to shake his hand-did he shake- the crowd and i got to shake his hand. did he shake his hand. what did he shake his hard?— hand. what did he shake his hard? no,— hand. what did he shake his hand? no, unfortunately, i awn-r.— hand.7 no, unfortunately, i- arm—rm didn't. but anyway, it was still nie— didn't. but anyway, it was still rice—from i nice to see him come from belfast.— nice to see him come from berrrsr. ro— nice to see him come from belfast. to see— nice to see him come from belfast. to see him. it's my

birthday— belfast. to see him. it's my birthday the birthday tomorrow and i saw the king— birthday tomorrow and i saw the krrg roday— birthday tomorrow and i saw the krrg rorry . — birthday tomorrow and i saw the king today. well,— birthday tomorrow and i saw the king today. will birthday tomorrow and i saw the king today . will rzzrflz; s?" king today. well, more than 400,000 people are to receive a medal in recognition of their contribution to the king's coronation are police officers choristers and military personnel and ambulance workers are among those who'll receive the award made of nickel silver. they feature a portrait of king charles and the queen consort and on the other side, a laurel wreath and the date of the coronation meanwhile people travelling on the railways this weekend will be told to mind the gap by none other than the king himself. joined by the queen consort, they've recorded an announcement to be played at every railway and underground station across the uk all weekend and on bank holiday monday. my weekend and on bank holiday monday . my wife and i wish you monday. my wife and i wish you and your— monday. my wife and i wish you and your families— monday. my wife and i wish you and your families a— : my wife and i wish you and your families a wonderful coronation— and your families a wonderful coronation weekend. wherever eeryeu— coronation weekend. wherever ever you are travelling. ash; ever you are travelling. we hope you have— ever you are travelling. we hope you have a— ever you are travelling. we hope you have a safe and pleasant journey. and you have a safe and pleasant journey . and remember, please journey. and remember, please mirro— journey. and remember, please mind me— journey. and remember, please mrno rrre gop— journey. and remember, please mrno rrre gap- — journey. and remember, please mind the gap . world-

and remember, please mind the gap . : : mind the gap. world leaders have been arriving at downing street ahead of the king's coronation, leading the us delegation is joe biden's wife, the first lady, jill biden was met at downing street by akshata murty, the prime minister's wife earlier. rishi sunak welcomed australian prime minister anthony albanese and new zealand's chris hipkins, both are vocal republicans, but have said they'll swear allegiance to the king tomorrow . our other top story today, the conservatives continue to suffer heavy losses in local elections in england, with labour and the liberal democrats both making gains. the tories have so far lost control of 34 councils, including stratford on avon, where former tory party chair nadhim zahawi is mp. labour has gained 14 councils, including east staffordshire and swindon , east staffordshire and swindon, while the lib dems have gained seven. prime minister rishi sunak has acknowledged some disappointing results but denies

there's been a big swing to laboun there's been a big swing to labour. these are some of our beer— labour. these are some of our best ever— labour. these are some of our best ever results— labour. these are some of our best ever results . _ ” these are some of our best ever results . "er g l»; best ever results. they give us a great foundation for the next general election. they'll be conservative mps across the blue wall seats across many of these areas who will be really, really worried now that the liberal democrats could beat them at the next general election. that was, of , the next general election. that was, of-, the liberal- next general election. that was, of-, the liberal democrat| of course, the liberal democrat reader,— of course, the liberal democrat leade. sir— of course, the liberal democrat leade. srr eo— of course, the liberal democrat leader, sir ed davey . meanwhile, leader, sir ed davey. meanwhile, the—sir— leader, sir ed davey. meanwhile, the—sir kerr- the labour leader, sir keir sterner— the labour leader, sir keir starmer, believes he's now on course to become— starmer, believes he's now on course to become the next prime minister— course to become the next prime minister . — course to become the next prime minister. aro— course to become the next prime minister. and we've- course to become the next prime minister. r: course to become the next prime minister . ' r: minister. and we've just taken medway for the first time since 1998. that is a very , very good 1998. that is a very, very good night for the labour party . and night for the labour party. and we didn't just get it over the line. we absolutely smashed it. and story . arnie and it's the same story. arnie elsewhere , same story in elsewhere, same story in plymouth in stoke up in middlesbrough. and these are the key battles grounds as we go into the next election and make no mistake, this means that we are on course for a labour majority at the next election . majority at the next election. in other news, rail passengers roee— in other news, rail passengers roee yer— in other news, rail passengers roee yer rrrroe— in other news, rail passengers face yet more disruption after reor— face yet more disruption after rmt members— face yet more disruption after rmt members backed further

errrvee— rmt members backed further errrvee over— rmt members backed further strikes over the _ rmt members backed further strikes over the next six months.— strikes over the next six months. workers at 14 train operorrng— months. workers at 14 train operating companies have already announced plans— operating companies have already announced plans to _ operating companies have already announced plans to walk off the job reor— announced plans to walk off the job next weekend. _ announced plans to walk off the job next weekend. the strike wru— job next weekend. the strike vvru demor— job next weekend. the strike will disrupt travel to the eurovision _ will disrupt travel to the eurovision song contest in uverpoor. — eurovision song contest in liverpool. the— eurovision song contest in liverpool. the results saw over eoe— liverpool. the results saw over eoe or— liverpool. the results saw over eoe or union— liverpool. the results saw over 90% of union members voting in favour— 90% of union members voting in favour of— 90% of union members voting in favour of further— 90% of union members voting in favour of further industrial . favour of further industrial. aeron— favour of further industrial. aeror rhe— favour of further industrial. action the world health organisation— action the world health organisation has announced that cowo— organisation has announced that covro re— organisation has announced that covro re ro— organisation has announced that covid 19 no longer represents a groove— covid 19 no longer represents a grooor hearth— covid 19 no longer represents a global health emergency . it's global health emergency. it's a ereo— global health emergency. it's a ereo rovoroe— global health emergency. it's a step towards the— global health emergency. it's a step towards the end of a pandemic— step towards the end of a pandemic that- step towards the end of a pandemic that has killed nearly 7 mruror— pandemic that has killed nearly 7 million people.— pandemic that has killed nearly 7 million people. global arnie. rhe— 7 million people. global arnie. the international— 7 million people. global arnie. the international public health overr— the international public health orerr hoe— the international public health alert has been— the international public health alert has been at— the international public health alert has been at the highest rever— alert has been at the highest ever for— alert has been at the highest level for more— alert has been at the highest level for more than three years one— level for more than three years one or— level for more than three years and an increasing— level for more than three years and an increasing number of scams are taking— and an increasing number of scams are taking place through eoeror— scams are taking place through social media— scams are taking place through social media sites— scams are taking place through social media sites such as roeeooov— social media sites such as roeeooov ,— social media sites such as facebook , whatsapp and instagram facebook, whatsapp and instagraln facebook, whatsapp and instagram . rso— facebook, whatsapp and instagram . rse bork— facebook, whatsapp and instagram . rse bork eoye— facebook, whatsapp and instagram . tsb bank says 80% of its own re re— . tsb bank says 80% of its own cases in the three— . tsb bank says 80% of its own cases in the three biggest fraud eoreoorree— cases in the three biggest fraud categories were— cases in the three biggest fraud categories were through meta ovreo — categories were through meta owned companies. its fraud experts— owned companies. its fraud experts re— owned companies. its fraud

experts are warning users to teet— experts are warning users to keep or— experts are warning users to keep or eye— experts are warning users to keep or eye out— experts are warning users to keep an eye out for random messages claiming to be from tomtty— messages claiming to be from tomtty or— messages claiming to be from family or friends— messages claiming to be from family or friends and, say customers should contact the person— customers should contact the person to— customers should contact the person in question before transferring— person in question before transferring any . money you're transferring any. money you're up to— transferring any. money you're up to date— transferring any. money you're up to date or— transferring any. money you're up to date on gb— transferring any. money you're up to date on gb news. now it's toet— up to date on gb news. now it's toot to— up to date on gb news. now it's toot to .— back to. patrick | tve- back to. patrick l i've been. back to. patrick. . i've been here back to. patrick i've been here all week and the atmosphere is really building. it's better every it's got better and better every single day , but it is really single day, but it is really cranked today. there are huge cranked up today. there are huge crowds way along crowds all the way along the mile everyone, everyone is mile and everyone, everyone is counting down the seconds until tomorrow morning. and the coronation on as well . i am coronation on as well. i am joined now by gb news royal correspondent cameron walker. cameron, look , i mean, the cameron, look, i mean, the atmosphere here today is electric . it's all going off all electric. it's all going off all around us, isn't it.7 absolutely and see jill biden, the

and i can see jill biden, the ttret— and i can see jill biden, the ttret tooy— and i can see jill biden, the ttret tooy ot— and i can see jill biden, the first lady of the— and i can see jill biden, the first lady of the united states, his motorcade _ first lady of the united states, his motorcade just arriving at tuettnthom — his motorcade just arriving at buckingham _can. his motorcade just arriving at buckingham can see buckingham palace. i can see a lot buckingham palace. i can see a tot ot— buckingham palace. i can see a tot of secret— buckingham palace. i can see a lot of secret service vehicles going— lot of secret service vehicles eorte-there. — lot of secret service vehicles going-there. you- lot of secret service vehicles going there. you can tell going in there. you can tell tte— going in there. you can tell rte ttt— going in there. you can tell it's jill biden— going in there. you can tell it's jill biden because it's oetuotty— it's jill biden because it's actually the— it's jill biden because it's actually the biggest motorcade tve— actually the biggest motorcade i've seen today— actually the biggest motorcade i've seen today in— actually the biggest motorcade i've seen today in london. and tetteve— i've seen today in london. and believe-seen- i've seen today in london. andi believe-seen-few believe me, i've seen a fair few of believe me, i've seen a fair few ot-vee. — believe me, i've seen a fair few ot-vee. no.— believe me, i've seen a fair few of-yes. no, absolutely] of them. yes. no, absolutely. and just us what we and just talk us through what we can coming then. can see there coming then. there's loads of cars, aren't there? and there are many. there's loads of cars, aren't thewhattnd there are many. there's loads of cars, aren't thewhat isl there are many. there's loads of cars, aren't- thewhat is happening are many. so what is happening this evertrt— so what is happening this evening reception hosted by evening is a reception hosted by the evening is a reception hosted by tte-oro— evening is a reception hosted by tte-ore queer— evening is a reception hosted by the and queen consorts the king and queen consorts tetee— the king and queen consorts tetee tte— the king and queen consorts inside the state— the king and queen consorts inside the state of inside the state rooms of buckingham _ inside the state rooms of buckingham palace. they are toetee— buckingham palace. they are toetrrt tte— buckingham palace. they are hosting the foreign heads of state— hosting the foreign heads of state one— hosting the foreign heads of state and foreign dignitaries vto— state and foreign dignitaries vto tove— state and foreign dignitaries who have come— state and foreign dignitaries who have come to london epeettteotty— who have come to london specifically for— who have come to london specifically for the coronation. so specifically for the coronation. so we — specifically for the coronation. so we trov— specifically for the coronation. so we know around 100 heads of states— so we know around 100 heads of etotee trove— so we know around 100 heads of states have been— so we know around 100 heads of states have been invited to the coronotorr— states have been invited to the coronation tomorrow and 214 ottterert— coronation tomorrow and 214 different countries are represented- different countries are represented at diplomatic levels . so— represented at diplomatic levels . so tte— represented at diplomatic levels . so to tute— represented at diplomatic levels . so tte ttte o— represented at diplomatic levels . so it's quite a show for the tor— . so it's quite a show for the tor tte— . so it's quite a show for the tor the eort— . so it's quite a show for the for the soft power- . so it's quite a show for the for the soft power of soft otptomoey— for the soft power of soft diplomacy that the monarchy otoee.— diplomacy that the monarchy ooee. so— diplomacy that the monarchy does. so well. _ diplomacy that the monarchy does. so well. “in?" diplomacy that the monarchy does. so well. / oily does. so well. yeah, absolutely. i mean, so jill biden has just arrived at buckingham palace as far as we're aware. so we're just about caught that, didn't we? and there's motorcades going around left, right and centre. but there are less than 24 hours

to go now until the coronation. so the preparations really is ramping up and what i want to look at today is what kind of king do the public want, charles? by necessity, because he spent so long waiting be he spent so long waiting to be king, said very long period king, is said a very long period of time to kind of us all of time to kind of show us all what about and tell what he's all about and tell us all he's all about. but all what he's all about. but that going to that role probably is going to have to change a little bit. he has criticism, hasn't has faced criticism, hasn't he, for taking a view on things. i will say one thing, though, about stance about the environmental stance that gets wheeled out rather a lot. the environmental issues never used to be as highly politicised as they are today. and was head of and so when he was the head of the game, maybe in raising environmental issues it environmental issues there, it was not as political as it is right now . and so i think all right now. and so i think all too often people accuse too often maybe people accuse him being too political in him of being too political in that he that regard. however he obviously does a view. his obviously does have a view. his mother popular mother was a hugely popular figure all over the world. but even this week, at a time of great celebration, we have heard senior figures in many commonwealth countries say that they to ditch the monarch they want to ditch the monarch as as their state. so as as their head of state. so the king has a very tough job keeping his hands off the royal

family very, very relevant . family very, very relevant. we've been asking the people in manchester, i'm going to with us up down in neck of the up north, down in my neck of the woods, king woods, that what kind of king that to . be that they want charles to. be someone who's very broad minded , who can relate to all the different communities that make up the uk and, you know, racially , ethnically, whatever. racially, ethnically, whatever. i like him to be invisible, urototeo— i like him to be invisible, urototeo ,— i like him to be invisible, unabated , lviv- i like him to be invisible, unabated , lviv and just not to unabated, lviv and just not to totter— unabated, lviv and just not to bother anybody— unabated, lviv and just not to bother anybody . _ unabated, lviv and just not to bother anybody . ' " bother anybody. an absent one. and i think what he does for the arts is really great. you know, he puts that forward and it's a very different sort of dialogue to what we're hearing in like political spheres and stuff like that. but i think it's hard because, yeah , i think i think because, yeah, i think i think that i think that's his only saving grace at the moment . saving grace at the moment. just a normal one. pickup for his just a normal one. pickup for re — just a normal one. pickup for his mom left— just a normal one. pickup for his mom left off— just a normal one. pickup for his mom left off . 'r: his mom left off. and just be rte— his mom left off. and just be nice to everyone. look out for

the whole of the country. i want him to be a king. that accomplishes- " g that accomplishes things . him to be a king. that- accomplishes things . i'm him to be a king. that accomplishes things . i'm joined accomplishes things. i'm joined ty— accomplishes things. i'm joined ty tte— accomplishes things. i'm joined now by the great alastair stewart. and what a privilege this really is. alison, thank you. first and foremost, it'll be tremendous to spend the next hour with you. but what hour here with you. but what kind do you want, kind of king do you want, charles, to be? i think that one aspect— charles, to be? i think that one aspect ot— charles, to be? i think that one aspect of tte— charles, to be? i think that one aspect of his back— 327 i think that one aspect of his back story that i vouto— aspect of his back story that i vouto otvoye— aspect of his back story that i would always celebrate and a nunte— would always celebrate and a nunte ot— would always celebrate and a nunte of my— would always celebrate and a number of my friends are very etoeety— number of my friends are very closely involved— number of my friends are very closely involved in it is the trtnee-e— closely involved in it is the prince's trust— closely involved in it is the prince's trust ,— closely involved in it is the prince's trust , whether it now prince's trust, whether it now becomes— prince's trust, whether it now becomes tne — prince's trust, whether it now becomes the king's trust or they ttntt— becomes the king's trust or they fine a— becomes the king's trust or they fine a way— becomes the king's trust or they fine a way ot— becomes the king's trust or they find a way of finessing that. nut— find a way of finessing that. out there— find a way of finessing that. but there were— find a way of finessing that. but there were a _ find a way of finessing that. but there were a couple- find a way of finessing that. but there were a couple of television programs i caught over the last 24 hours. david lammy for labour on question time said , i will pledge my time said, i will pledge my allegiance again. he's already done that as an mp and as a privy councillor, but he will do it again, principally because of the prince's trust and the editor of vogue uk . at the other

editor of vogue uk. at the other end of the spectrum , an end of the spectrum, an incredible young guy like lammy, a black working class lad who made good, said he would not be where he is now, influencing what the glittery glitterati wear. this that and the other had it not been for the prince's trust and the work that it gave him, it's about enabling and empowering young people. it's not about ethnicity or race thing like that. it's about poverty and about charles as prince of wales now. king saying that's something if i'm head of state, i need to do , and i pray state, i need to do, and i pray he will continue to do it. do you think he's had too- ll ration r:r:::r c do you think he's had too much etet— you think he's had too much ettet tor— you think he's had too much stick for his— you think he's had too much stick for his opinions on the environment— stick for his opinions on the environment or— stick for his opinions on the environment or on architecture or tntnge— environment or on architecture or tntnge ttte— environment or on architecture or things like that ? \r:::r or things like that? no, i think it or things like that? no, i think tt vas— or things like that? no, i think it was david starkey who said the other charles is real the other day, charles is real problem on those areas. and remember, carbuncle and architecture and the london skyline. and i was reminded of that this morning as i came in on train. i it was on the train. i think it was starkey who said the prince of wales . and it'll be wales problem. and it'll be interesting see interesting to see if it continues for king charles is that on so many of these vital

issues , he was simply ahead of issues, he was simply ahead of the game . mhm. yeah, he was the game. mhm. yeah, he was wrong. ahead of the game wrong. he was ahead of the game and we or of us have now and we or many of us have now caught and i with you caught up and i agree with you about the politicisation of the environment. yes 100. when he about the politicisation of the envitalkingt. yes 100. when he about the politicisation of the envitalking about 100. when he about the politicisation of the envitalking about 100. \.thingse was talking about these things tnttutty— was talking about these things initially—highly. initially it was not as highly snorted. — initially it was not as highly enorgeo. ltust— initially it was not as highly charged. just wasn't charged. it just simply wasn't just— charged. it just simply wasn't just up— charged. it just simply wasn't just up ott— charged. it just simply wasn't just up oil weren't a thing, tvttnetton— just up oil weren't a thing, extinction rebellion weren't a tntnt. — extinction rebellion weren't a tntnt. _yos- thing. animal rising was a tntnt. — thing. animal rising was a tntng. .tney— thing. animal rising was a thing. they weren't annoying thing. animal rising was a thing. aroundy weren't annoying thing. animal rising was a thing. around various�*t annoying thing. animal rising was a thing. around various differentig people around various different stres— people around various different etttesltne— people around various different etttesltne voy— people around various different cities the way that they cities in the way that they are. so cities in the way that they are. so-tueo— cities in the way that they are. sonnet-nnt- cities in the way that they are. so idea king charles is so the idea that king charles is outneu— so the idea that king charles is outneu-vvnot— so the idea that king charles is aligned what they're doing aligned with what they're doing is aligned with what they're doing ts-not— aligned with what they're doing is-not accurate. - aligned with what they're doing is-not accurate. i- aligned with what they're doing is not accurate. i think is simply not accurate. i think massey— is simply not accurate. i think nossey snoes— is simply not accurate. i think massey shoes to _ is simply not accurate. i think massey shoes to fill alistair's onu— massey shoes to fill alistair's one say — massey shoes to fill alistair's one say toot,— massey shoes to fill alistair's and say, look, one of the other big— and say, look, one of the other big tones— and say, look, one of the other big toptes tn— and say, look, one of the other big topics i'm going to be tnttne— big topics i'm going to be talking about— big topics i'm going to be talking about today before i. move—elections move on to the local elections is move on to the local elections ts-conttto.— move on to the local elections is-camilla.-out| is about camilla. we were out one—neopre- is about camilla. we were out. and—people earlier and about asking people earlier on, and about asking people earlier only-ust— and about asking people earlier only-ust vent— and about asking people earlier on,ijust went-the- and about asking people earlier on, just went the mall on, i just went up the mall tnere— on, i just went up the mall ttee-sutu— on, i just went up the mall there said mixed bag, mixed on, i just went up the mall therewheniaid mixed bag, mixed on, i just went up the mall therewhen itd mixed bag, mixed on, i just went up the mall therewhen it comesj bag, mixed on, i just went up the mall therewhen it comes to ag, mixed on, i just went up the mall therewhen it comes to camilla,d bag. when it comes to camilla, i tntnt— bag. when it comes to camilla, i tntnt-ore— bag. when it comes to camilla, i think-are willing- bag. when it comes to camilla, i think-are willing to- think people are willing to assert— think people are willing to assent—ts- think people are willing to accept—it's the. accept it because it's the nature— accept it because it's the natural order— accept it because it's the natural order of things, not neeessortty— natural order of things, not necessarily-of- natural order of things, not necessarily-of she natural order of things, not neasssarily-of she natural order of things, not neasssrperson, -of she natural order of things, not neasssrperson, but of she natural order of things, not neasssrperson, but she she natural order of things, not neasssrperson, but she has she natural order of things, not neasssrperson, but she has done is as a person, but she has done a is as a person, but she has done tutor— is as a person, but she has done oitor enures— is as a person, but she has done a.for charles, a— is as a person, but she has done a.for charles, a lot- is as a person, but she has done a for charles, a lot has a lot for charles, a lot has teen— a lot for charles, a lot has been written— a lot for charles, a lot has been written about it, and it's teen— been written about it, and it's been very,— been written about it, and it's teen very, very— been written about it, and it's been very, very interesting and tnere-s— been very, very interesting and tnere-s teen— been very, very interesting and there's been an— been very, very interesting and there's been an honesty that she otvoys— there's been an honesty that she otvoys nts— there's been an honesty that she was always his love— there's been an honesty that she was always his love and his

first— was always his love and his first reu— was always his love and his first real love. _ was always his love and his first real love. ' r: l first real love. and now it's come to fruition . they married come to fruition. they married and now tomorrow they are going to become king and queen because, of course , he became because, of course, he became king. at the moment, queen elizabeth ii died back in september . she doesn't become september. she doesn't become queen until she is anointed . and queen until she is anointed. and interestingly , the king's interestingly, the king's anointing with holy oils from the mount of olives is not going to be televised . but she is to be televised. but she is going, i gather, understand , to going, i gather, understand, to turn towards the high altar so that the anointing of her as queen camilla will be able to be seen by people. it's quite a big deal seen by people. it's quite a big deal. she takes an oath. she goes through the whole regalia. she has her own regalia, her own crown, sceptres and the crown, her own sceptres and the rest of it. yeah, absolutely . rest of it. yeah, absolutely. no,— rest of it. yeah, absolutely. n0, tt— rest of it. yeah, absolutely. n0, t ts— rest of it. yeah, absolutely. uo, rt ts gong— rest of it. yeah, absolutely. no, it is going to- ”clive c yeah, absolutely. no, it is going to be a fascinating— no, it is going to be a. fascinating-just fascinating day. and just outetty— fascinating day. and just quickly before i do move on to quickly before i do move onto tne— quickly before i do move onto tne toen— quickly before i do move on to the local elections, you are going— the local elections, you are gone to— the local elections, you are gone to te— the local elections, you are going to be both very much a part— going to be both very much a ton ot— going to be both very much a ton of t— going to be both very much a part of it here,— going to be both very much a part of it here, aren't you? yes:— part of it here, aren't you? yes tntt-s— part of it here, aren't you? yes, that's right. both us yes, that's right. both of us ore-outstre— yes, that's right. both of us are outside buckingham yes, that's right. both of us are with side buckingham yes, that's right. both of us are with nigel uckingham yes, that's right. both of us are with nigel for.ingham yes, that's right. both of us are with nigel for faragei yes, that's right. both of us are with nigel for farage the palace with nigel for farage the coronotton— palace with nigel for farage the coronation-on-

palace with nigel for farage the coronation _on gb - palace with nigel for farage the coronation on gb news. coronation coverage on gb news. tontoste— coronation coverage on gb news. fantastic. well,— coronation coverage on gb news. fantastic. well, i'm— coronation coverage on gb news. fantastic. well, i'm very pteoseu— fantastic. well, i'm very pleased-you're- fantastic. well, i'm very pleased you're both here fantastic. well, i'm very plethel you're both here fantastic. well, i'm very plethel hour. re both here fantastic. well, i'm very plethel hour. and th here for the next hour. and nopetutty,— for the next hour. and- hopefully, _ else hopefully, if anything else trots— hopefully, if anything else kicks-behind- hopefully, if anything else kicks behind us, camera kicks off behind us, camera and eonou-t— kicks off behind us, camera and eonou-t ot— kicks off behind us, camera and can _out of trouble - kicks off behind us, camera and can out of trouble as can get me out of trouble as wet.— can get me out of trouble as vets-tett— can get me out of trouble as well.-tell me- can get me out of trouble as well. tell me what on earth well. and tell me what on earth is well. and tell me what on earth ts—ketr- is going on. but sir keir sterner— is going on. but sir keiri starmer-labour is going on. but sir keir- starmer-labour have starmer says that labour have nou— starmer says that labour have nod—resutts- had some fantastic results in tne— had some fantastic results in the-elections- had some fantastic results in the-elections ,- had some fantastic results in the elections , but have the local elections, but have tney—enoutn- the local elections, but have tney—enouon to| the local elections, but have- they_enough to show they really done enough to show tnot— they really done enough to show tne-ntn— they really done enough to show tnot-vtn tne— they really done enough to show that-win the next- that they can win the next generat— that they can win the next general election? what general election? that's what i wont— general election? that's what i vontltnovv. — general election? that's what i want-know. i'm— general election? that's what i want know. i'm patrick want to know. i'm patrick ettntn— want to know. i'm patrick griffith and— want to know. i'm patrick griffith and-is- want to know. i'm patrick griffith and is gb news and griffith and this is gb news and we griffith and this is gb news and ve-nrttotn-s— griffith and this is gb news and we-britain's news- griffith and this is gb news and we-britain's news .-

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the people's channel. britain's news . channel that we're getting news. channel that we're getting very close now to this momentous day of national celebration right here on gb news as we gear ourselves up now on the eve of the king's coronation. but there are a few other— the king's coronation. but there are a few other people- are a few other people celebrating— are a few other people celebrating at the moment around the celebrating at the moment around tne country,— celebrating at the moment around the country, aren't— celebrating at the moment around the country, aren't they? not many— the country, aren't they? not many conservative party candidates,— candidates, it must be said, because— candidates, it must be said, because-election. because the local election resutts— because the local election resutts — because the local election results are - in - because the local election results are in thick because the local election- results are-in thick and results are coming in thick and rost— results are coming in thick and fast one— results are coming in thick and fast and st— results are coming in thick and fast and sir keir— results are coming in thick and fast and sir keir says fast and sir keir starmer says tntt— fast and sir keir starmer says not totour— fast and sir keir starmer says that labour have— fast and sir keir starmer says that labour have had some tontostte— that labour have had some taunts-.- that labour have had some fantastic-. but- that labour have had some fantastic . but have they fantastic results. but have they teen— fantastic results. but have they been 9°°d_ fantastic results. but have they been good enough for a party tntt— been good enough for a party tntt-to— been good enough for a party tntt-to vvtn— been good enough for a party that-to win a- been good enough for a party that to win a general that wants to win a general eteettone— that wants to win a general election? .arnie- that wants to win a general election? arnie keir starmer that wants to win a general elecin n? arnie keir starmer that wants to win a general elecin medwaynie keir starmer that wants to win a general elecin medway in keir starmer that wants to win a general elecin medway in kent starmer that wants to win a general elecin medway in kent ,tarmer that wants to win a general elecin medway in kent , where was in medway in kent, where totour— was in medway in kent, where labour-control— was in medway in kent, where labour-control of- was in medway in kent, where labour control of the labour won control of the count— labour won control of the council from _ labour won control of the council from the tories for the rust— council from the tories for the ttrst tne— council from the tories for the first time since _ council from the tories for the first time since 1998. labour nove— first time since 1998. labour nove gotnet— first time since 1998. labour have gained control of 13 counts— have gained control of 13 councils across- have gained control of 13 councils across the country. i'm very— councils across the country. i'm very pteoset— councils across the country. i'm very pteoset to— councils across the country. i'm very pleased to say— councils across the country. i'm very pleased to say that. joining— very pleased to say that. joining ne— very pleased to say that. joining me now is former deputy teeter— joining me now is former deputy teoter ot— joining me now is former deputy teoter ot tne— joining me now is former deputy leader of the labour party. it's ton— leader of the labour party. it's torn watson,— leader of the labour party. it's tom watson, who— leader of the labour party. it's tom watson, who i believe we can tttnt— tom watson, who i believe we can trtng tn— tom watson, who i believe we can trtng tn very— tom watson, who i believe we can bring in very shortly.— tom watson, who i believe we can bring in very shortly. there he is, bring in very shortly. there he ts ton.— bring in very shortly. there he ts torn. soot— bring in very shortly. there he is, tom. good stuff. look, thank

you— is, tom. good stuff. look, thank you very,— is, tom. good stuff. look, thank you very, very— is, tom. good stuff. look, thank you very, very much. i mean, totour— you very, very much. i mean, totour nove— you very, very much. i mean, labour have gained almost 400 eounetttors— labour have gained almost 400 councillors and— labour have gained almost 400 councillors and i— labour have gained almost 400 councillors and i believe 14 counts— councillors and i believe 14 eounetts nov— councillors and i believe 14 councils now, actually including ttetvvoy— councils now, actually including ttetvoy ,— councils now, actually including medway , plymouth and stoke on medway, plymouth and stoke on rent.— medway, plymouth and stoke on rent. con— medway, plymouth and stoke on rent. can you— medway, plymouth and stoke on trent. can you win— medway, plymouth and stoke on trent. can you win the election 7 trent. can you win the election e tetn— trent. can you win the election e en t— trent. can you win the election 7 yeah i think— trent. can you win the election ? yeah i think labour can. nttnet— ? yeah i think labour can. totrtot ty— ? yeah i think labour can. patrick by the— ? yeah i think labour can. patrick by the way, - ? yeah i think labour can. patrick by the way, if- ? yeah i think labour can. patrick by the way, if i'd have known that you were outside buckingham palace, i'd walk down the mall and covid did the interview you because interview with you live because that there that looks great for that. there um, yeah, they i mean from totour-s— um, yeah, they i mean from labour's point— um, yeah, they i mean from labour's point of— um, yeah, they i mean from labour's point of view , when labour's point of view, when i tne— labour's point of view, when i tne deputy— labour's point of view, when i was the deputy leader, it's only tnree— was the deputy leader, it's only he onu— was the deputy leader, it's only he and o— was the deputy leader, it's only three and a half— was the deputy leader, it's only three and a half years ago now, the three and a half years ago now, tne-tntt— three and a half years ago now, tne-tnot-tet- three and a half years ago now, the .that-get this. the idea that they'd get this set ot— the idea that they'd get this set of election— the idea that they'd get this set of election results after onty— set of election results after onty tnree— set of election results after only three and— set of election results after only three and a half years of utter— only three and a half years of utter teeny— only three and a half years of after jeremy corbyn's leadership, - after jeremy corbyn's leadership, it was miraculous . leadership, it was miraculous. anu— leadership, it was miraculous. and you— leadership, it was miraculous. ant you tron.— leadership, it was miraculous. and you know, i've— leadership, it was miraculous. and you know, i've been- leadership, it was miraculous. and you know, i've been around a while now, if you look at where their making gains, they're making gains in those seats that labour needed to win in 1997. in places like plymouth and medway , that's kind of, you know, the blair years. and these are, you know, best set of results since that general election. but then look , you look at the sort of look, you look at the sort of

new battleground that boris johnson managed to forge . you johnson managed to forge. you know, you look at the blackpool's or the stafford's, you know, even the stoke's, my old patch in sandwell, i think labour are going to win all of those back. i think they're in really good shape. there for i mean, you can never actually , mean, you can never actually, you know, of course the current crop of mps will be getting very excited about this and you can never extrapolate from local elections, particularly ones that are only partial in parts of the country . but i that are only partial in parts of the country. but i mean, i can't imagine that keir's team will not be going to bed any thing other than elated tonight . now, clearly, it's a good resutt— . now, clearly, it's a good resutt tor— now, clearly, it's a good result for labour. i do wonder vvnetner— result for labour. i do wonder vnetner or— result for labour. i do wonder whether or not— result for labour. i do wonder whether or not it— result for labour. i do wonder whether or not it is the otsotute — whether or not it is the absolute tubthumping barnstorming result they were nottnt— barnstorming result they were noptng tor— barnstorming result they were noptng tor tne— barnstorming result they were hoping for the lib dems. barnstorming result they were hoping for the lib dems . i think hoping for the lib dems. i think tnere-s— hoping for the lib dems. i think tnere-s o— hoping for the lib dems. i think there's a question— hoping for the lib dems. i think there's a question mark as to vnetner— there's a question mark as to vnetner or— there's a question mark as to whether or-they- there's a question mark as to whether or they be there's a question mark as to- whether or-they-be the whether or not they might be the otsotute — whether or not they might be the otsotute-ot— whether or not they might be the absolute _of all- whether or not they might be the absolute _of all the - absolute happiest of all the routes— absolute happiest of all the routes-ts— absolute happiest of all the parties,-is still- absolute happiest of all the parties, is still good parties, but it is still a good resutt— parties, but it is still a good resutt .— parties, but it is still a good resutt . no— parties, but it is still a good result . do you— parties, but it is still a good result . do you fear, though, result. do you fear, though, tntt— result. do you fear, though, tntt-coutu— result. do you fear, though, that-couldithe- result. do you fear, though, that-couldithe of that this could be the crest of etne-s— that this could be the crest ofj circe's_actually circe's wave and that actually ne-s— circe's wave and that actually ne-s tust— circe's wave and that actually he's just riding— circe's wave and that actually he's just riding now off the he's just riding in now off the test— he's just riding in now off the backla— he's just riding in now off the back a tremendous a back of a tremendous a

tremendously- back of a tremendous a tremendously chaotic period for the conservative _ the conservative party, tremendously chaotic period for the tremendously chaotic period for tne—tony.- tremendously chaotic period for tne—pony. ant- tremendously chaotic period for the—party. and in. the conservative party. and in tnose— the conservative party. and in nose-neut- the conservative party. and in those-head polls,- the conservative party. and in those head polls, which those head to head polls, which vvnotever— those head to head polls, which whatever anyone _ those head to head polls, which whatever anyone says, general whatever anyone says, a general eteetton— whatever anyone says, a general election .largely_ whatever anyone says, a general election largely about the election is largely about the two— election is largely about the two peoote— election is largely about the two peopte ot— election is largely about the two people at the top of the partv- _ two people at the top of the pony. t— two people at the top of the pony. t know— two people at the top of the party. i know we'd have a presidential— party. i know we'd have a presidential system, but it is toreety— presidential system, but it is largely psychologically for peopte— people about that and rishi sunot— people about that and rishi sunot toes— people about that and rishi sunak does tend to do a bit better— sunak does tend to do a bit better tttn— sunak does tend to do a bit better than keir— sunak does tend to do a bit better than keir starmer. that's anony— better than keir starmer. that's ovorry, tsn-t— better than keir starmer. that's ovorry, tsn-t tt— better than keir starmer. that's a worry, isn't it? _ better than keir starmer. that's a worry, isn't it ? will a worry, isn't it? well, you test— a worry, isn't it? well, you tookit a worry, isn't it? well, you took it to i mean, when i was first to parliament, first elected to parliament, i went to bed the first night and had a nightmare i'd lost had a nightmare that i'd lost the you know, the seat. so, you know, politicians— the seat. so, you know, politicians are - so, you know, politicians are either optimistic- politicians are either optimistic pessimisticwhen optimistic or pessimistic when you— optimistic or pessimistic when you toot— optimistic or pessimistic when you toot ot— optimistic or pessimistic when you toot ot ot— optimistic or pessimistic when you look at at those actual bits of tteetton— you look at at those actual bits of election day,— you look at at those actual bits of election day, there's only tnree— of election day, there's only three-really— of election day, there's only three really matter . the three that really matter. the tust— three that really matter. the ttrstlyou— three that really matter. the ttrstlyou soy,— three that really matter. the first,.you say, is- three that really matter. the first, you say, is what first, as you say, is what voters— first, as you say, is what voters think— first, as you say, is what voters think of- first, as you say, is what voters think of the leaders of tne— voters think of the leaders of tne pony— voters think of the leaders of tne pony tttnte— voters think of the leaders of the party arnie and actually, tney— the party arnie and actually, tney-seore— the party arnie and actually, they score pretty well on they both score pretty well on tntt.— they both score pretty well on tntt-voue— they both score pretty well on that. would imagine that that. you would imagine that tttsnt— that. you would imagine that tttsnt sunot— that. you would imagine that rishi sunak would better than rishi sunak would do better than the—ministers.- the last two prime ministers. tue-ve— the last two prime ministers. tue-ve-tne— the last two prime ministers. we've-the last- the last two prime ministers. we've-the last 18- the last two prime ministers. we've the last 18 months. we've had in the last 18 months. tne— we've had in the last 18 months. tne seont— we've had in the last 18 months. tne seont ts— we've had in the last 18 months. the second is economic competency— the second is economic eonpeteney .- the second is economic competency . and the things that competency. and the things that amazes me about— competency. and the things that amazes me about that is just how vett— amazes me about that is just how vett totour— amazes me about that is just how well labour are— amazes me about that is just how well labour are doing after the tonn—

well labour are doing after the john mcdonnell— well labour are doing after the john mcdonnell years . and john mcdonnell years. and oetuotty— john mcdonnell years. and oetuotty tn— john mcdonnell years. and actually in that— john mcdonnell years. and actually in that 97 victory for tony— actually in that 97 victory for tony nutt— actually in that 97 victory for tony blair, labour was finding it tony blair, labour was finding tt nutte— tony blair, labour was finding it quite difficult— tony blair, labour was finding it quite difficult to score well on tntt— it quite difficult to score well on that consistently . so labour on that consistently. so labour is on that consistently. so labour ts oetuotty— on that consistently. so labour is actually doing— on that consistently. so labour is actually doing better in my vtevv— is actually doing better in my on tntt— is actually doing better in my view on that score than than nttntgnt— view on that score than than midnight arnie— view on that score than than midnight arnie and the other one is midnight arnie and the other one ts vottng— midnight arnie and the other one is voting intention— midnight arnie and the other one is voting intention and otvtousty— is voting intention and obviously they're doing very vett— obviously they're doing very vett on— obviously they're doing very well on voting— obviously they're doing very well on voting intention . so well on voting intention. so i neon-otvvoys- well on voting intention. so i mean always find and mean you can always find and doubt— mean you can always find and doubt one— mean you can always find and doubt and you're— mean you can always find and doubt and you're absolutely ntnt— doubt and you're absolutely rtgnt otout— doubt and you're absolutely right about the _ doubt and you're absolutely right about the lib dems. tney-ve— right about the lib dems. tney-ve not— right about the lib dems. they've had very good of they've had a very good set of resutts— they've had a very good set of results-election- they've had a very good set of results election polls. results in local election polls. ant— results in local election polls. ant oetuotty— results in local election polls. and actually if— results in local election polls. and actually if i— results in local election polls. and actually if i was the tones— and actually if i was the tortes tt— and actually if i was the tories, i'd probably be as noted— tories, i'd probably be as worried about— tories, i'd probably be as worried about the lib dem result as t— worried about the lib dem result as t on— worried about the lib dem result as t on about— worried about the lib dem result as i am about the— worried about the lib dem result as i am about the tory one. i've spent— as i am about the tory one. i've spent o— as i am about the tory one. i've spent a tot— as i am about the tory one. i've spent a tot ot— as i am about the tory one. i've spent a lot of time— as i am about the tory one. i've spent a lot of time in the south—west— spent a lot of time in the south—west of _ spent a lot of time in the south—west of england and in in resent— south—west of england and in in recent months— south—west of england and in in recent months and— south—west of england and in in recent months and i think labour and tne— recent months and i think labour and tne ttt— recent months and i think labour and the lib dems— recent months and i think labour and the lib dems between them are and the lib dems between them snottengtnt— and the lib dems between them are challenging the tories in every— are challenging the tories in every stngte— are challenging the tories in every single seat in the south—west— every single seat in the south—west and that must be vorrytnp— south—west and that must be vorrytng tnen— south—west and that must be worrying them because for labour of worrying them because for labour ot tt-s— worrying them because for labour of course it's not— worrying them because for labour of course it's not just what the toy— of course it's not just what the toy vote— of course it's not just what the toy vote ts — of course it's not just what the tory vote is, it's— of course it's not just what the tory vote is, it's how many seats— tory vote is, it's how many seots tne— tory vote is, it's how many seats the other— tory vote is, it's how many seats the other parties take tron— seats the other parties take from tne — seats the other parties take from the tories— seats the other parties take from the tories as well. so tney-re— from the tories as well. so tney-re ttnt— from the tories as well. so they're kind of— from the tories as well. so they're kind of getting squeezed and they're kind of getting squeezed tnt oetuotty—

they're kind of getting squeezed and actually on— they're kind of getting squeezed and actually on the rishi sutteet— and actually on the rishi supteet ,— and actually on the rishi subject , rishi - and actually on the rishi subject , rishi issue , i and actually on the rishi subject, rishi issue , i think subject, rishi issue, i think tnere— subject, rishi issue, i think there probably— subject, rishi issue, i think there probably were some nerves in there probably were some nerves tn ny— there probably were some nerves tn ny pony— there probably were some nerves tn ny pony otout— there probably were some nerves in my party about whether for ntn— in my party about whether for ntn being— in my party about whether for him being leader— in my party about whether for him being leader would transfer into him being leader would transfer tnto votes— him being leader would transfer into votes and— him being leader would transfer into votes and i— him being leader would transfer into votes and i think a lot of conservottve— into votes and i think a lot of conservative mps— into votes and i think a lot of conservative mps were expecting tntt— conservative mps were expecting tntt tney— conservative mps were expecting that they would _ conservative mps were expecting that they would do better because— that they would do better because of _ that they would do better because of the- that they would do better because of the fact that that pott— because of the fact that that pott snows— because of the fact that that poll shows that— because of the fact that that poll shows that people prefer ntn— poll shows that people prefer ntn os— poll shows that people prefer ntn as o— poll shows that people prefer him as a leader— poll shows that people prefer him as a leader to perhaps liz truss— him as a leader to perhaps liz truss ont— him as a leader to perhaps liz truss and boris— him as a leader to perhaps liz truss and boris johnson , but it truss and boris johnson, but it toesn-t— truss and boris johnson, but it toesn-t appear— truss and boris johnson, but it doesn't appear to— truss and boris johnson, but it doesn't appear to have translated— doesn't appear to have translated into votes today. so i translated into votes today. so t you— translated into votes today. so t you know— translated into votes today. so t you tnovv ,— translated into votes today. so t you tnovv , you— translated into votes today. so i you know , you know, there's i you know, you know, there's a tone— i you know, you know, there's a tone voy— i you know, you know, there's a tone way to— i you know, you know, there's a tone way to go— i you know, you know, there's a long way to go between now and the long way to go between now and tne eteetton— long way to go between now and the election, but— long way to go between now and the election, but there's not a lot the election, but there's not a tot ot— the election, but there's not a lot of comfort— the election, but there's not a lot of comfort .— the election, but there's not a lot of comfort . i— the election, but there's not a lot of comfort . i think any lot of comfort. i think any conservative— lot of comfort. i think any conservative mp can get out of tnese— conservative mp can get out of these results— conservative mp can get out of these results today . mutt these results today. now, you mentioned economic competence . mentioned economic competence. see there, tom, i can't help but wonder whether the non—dom status windfall tax is doing a huge amount of heavy lifting for the labour party's economic vision for this country. my last check, it was going to fund everything to do with our nhs , everything to do with our nhs, everything to do with our nhs, everything to do with our nhs, everything to do with our education everything education system, everything to

do . it doesn't do with our energy. it doesn't quite does it ? tom quite add up, does it? tom actually, i think, i think when totour— actually, i think, i think when totour gets— actually, i think, i think when labour gets to _ actually, i think, i think when labour gets to the election you get u— labour gets to the election you get u nutty— labour gets to the election you get a fully costed_ labour gets to the election you get a fully costed programme. i tntnt— get a fully costed programme. i tntnt toenet— get a fully costed programme. i think rachel reeves has the potenttot— think rachel reeves has the potenttot to— think rachel reeves has the potential to be _ think rachel reeves has the potential to be our greatest ever chancellor— potential to be our greatest ever chancellor of the tvenepuer. — ever chancellor of the exchequer. and remember , i used exchequer. and remember, i used to vort— exchequer. and remember, i used to work tor— exchequer. and remember, i used to work for gordon— exchequer. and remember, i used to work for gordon brown and he a pretty— to work for gordon brown and he was a pretty heavy— to work for gordon brown and he was a pretty heavy character in tntt— was a pretty heavy character in not report.— was a pretty heavy character in not retort. so— was a pretty heavy character in that regard. so i— was a pretty heavy character in that regard. so i am very, very eontttent— that regard. so i am very, very eonttuent tn— that regard. so i am very, very confident in fact,— that regard. so i am very, very confident in fact, that is otsotutety— confident in fact, that is absolutely confident that labour will absolutely confident that labour vvttt nove— absolutely confident that labour vvttt nove o— absolutely confident that labour will have a costed_ absolutely confident that labour will have a costed programme for the will have a costed programme for tne eteetton— will have a costed programme for the election and— will have a costed programme for the election and i— will have a costed programme for the election and i think people trust— the election and i think people trust toenet— the election and i think people trust rachel reeves as well. and andr— trust rachel reeves as well. and one, ont— trust rachel reeves as well. and one, and ot— trust rachel reeves as well. and and, and of course— trust rachel reeves as well. and and, and of course that's a ttttte— and, and of course that's a ttttte ttt— and, and of course that's a little bit difficult for the tones— little bit difficult for the tories because of the way they erosnet— tories because of the way they erosnet tne — tories because of the way they crashed the economy with, with the crashed the economy with, with tne nvonent— crashed the economy with, with the kwarteng days in office. so so put— the kwarteng days in office. so so put youre— the kwarteng days in office. so so but you're right that it will be p— so but you're right that it will be a battleground . i think the be a battleground. i think the eonoy— be a battleground. i think the eonoy ntt— be a battleground. i think the economy will be _ be a battleground. i think the economy will be the battleground . ant— economy will be the battleground . ant tn— economy will be the battleground . ant tn tne— economy will be the battleground . and in the limited amount of eonpotgntng— . and in the limited amount of eonpotgntng t— . and in the limited amount of campaigning i do— . and in the limited amount of campaigning i do as a former mp t— campaigning i do as a former mp t ttt— campaigning i do as a former mp t ttt po— campaigning i do as a former mp now, i did go back— campaigning i do as a former mp now, i did go back to my old poten— now, i did go back to my old poten ont— now, i did go back to my old patch and every— now, i did go back to my old patch and every single voter i spoke— patch and every single voter i spoke to— patch and every single voter i spoke to vs— patch and every single voter i spoke to was feeling the squeeze

on tne — spoke to was feeling the squeeze on tne cost— spoke to was feeling the squeeze on tne eost ot— spoke to was feeling the squeeze on the cost of living and in a runny— on the cost of living and in a funny son— on the cost of living and in a funny sort ot— on the cost of living and in a funny sort of way,— on the cost of living and in a funny sort of way, it reminds me of grovvtnt— funny sort of way, it reminds me of grovtng up— funny sort of way, it reminds me of grovtng up tn— funny sort of way, it reminds me of growing up in the 70s when if you rernenert— of growing up in the 70s when if you rernernert ,— of growing up in the 70s when if you remember , you had harold you remember, you had harold vvttson— you remember, you had harold tvttson tnt— you remember, you had harold wilson and margaret thatcher orgutnt— wilson and margaret thatcher orgutng over— wilson and margaret thatcher arguing over for— wilson and margaret thatcher arguing over for the cost of tuner— arguing over for the cost of tutter tnt— arguing over for the cost of butter and the— arguing over for the cost of butter and the cost of milk. and you— butter and the cost of milk. and you know— butter and the cost of milk. and you tnovv vntt— butter and the cost of milk. and you know what it— butter and the cost of milk. and you know what it cost to put a ttntty— you know what it cost to put a tontty nett— you know what it cost to put a family meal on— you know what it cost to put a family meal on the table. well, tnts— family meal on the table. well, no ts— family meal on the table. well, tnts ts tong— family meal on the table. well, tnts ts gotnt to— family meal on the table. well, this is going to be— family meal on the table. well, this is going to be a bread and tune— this is going to be a bread and butter election.— this is going to be a bread and butter election. and actually nov— butter election. and actually see how we can— butter election. and actually see how we can you know, show peopte— see how we can you know, show peopte tntt— see how we can you know, show people that we're— see how we can you know, show people that we're going to sort of tttnten— people that we're going to sort of lighten their— people that we're going to sort of lighten their load a little teuse— of lighten their load a little because people _ of lighten their load a little because people are really suttertne— because people are really suttertnt. t— because people are really suffering. i think that will nove— suffering. i think that will nave—on- suffering. i think that will have _on thei have a big impact on the eteetton— have a big impact on the election and— have a big impact on the election and in- have a big impact on the election and in that sense, tnere-s— election and in that sense, tnere-s-tot- election and in that sense, there's-lot more- election and in that sense, there's lot more to play there's still a lot more to play for:— there's still a lot more to play p. tsn-t— there's still a lot more to play for, isn't there?— there's still a lot more to play for, isn't there?-i- there's still a lot more to play for, isn't there? i think for, isn't there? and i think tott— for, isn't there? and i think both labour— for, isn't there? and i think both labour tories for, isn't there? and i think- both labour-tories know both labour and the tories know tntt— both labour and the tories know tntt-tntt-s— both labour and the tories know that-that's where— both labour and the tories know that that's where they'll be that and that's where they'll be going— that and that's where they'll be 90ing tn— that and that's where they'll be gotnt tn tne— that and that's where they'll be going in the next— that and that's where they'll be going in the next six months. vett— going in the next six months. vetn t— going in the next six months. vetn t tttnt,— going in the next six months. yeah i think, i— going in the next six months. yeah i think, i think it is. i tttnt— yeah i think, i think it is. i tttnt tt— yeah i think, i think it is. i tttnt tt ts— yeah i think, i think it is. i think it is very— yeah i think, i think it is. i think it is very much- yeah i think, i think it is. i think it is very much all to play think it is very much all to play for absolutely undeniable . play for absolutely undeniable. tory's got a kicking, labour did well, did well. well, the lib dems did well. i think finely poised, think it is quite finely poised, but some i have to speak to you very between now and the very often between now and the general have general election, we can have a few back and forth. it's few more back and forth. it's great the channel great to have you on the channel great on the show. great to have you on the show. i'll you soon. next i'll speak to you soon. the next time we have to do it in person.

tom there, former deputy time we have to do it in person. tom of there, former deputy time we have to do it in person. tom of the here, former deputy time we have to do it in person. tom of the labourtrmer deputy leader of the labour party. moving we're moving on. all right. we're going going. we're going going we're going. we're going blue unfortunately blue now, which unfortunately not did not too many areas did last night. conservative night. former conservative councillor joins councillor claire pearsall joins me now it is with me now. now claire, it is with commiserations because obviously that word that former unfortunately sorry about all unfortunately so sorry about all of this but the tories have lost control of 38 councils. they've lost more than 700 councillors and they lost those blue wall councils including windsor and maidenhead and stratford upon avon and claire. unfortunately you were you were one of the unlucky ones, weren't you? yes i was. i'm fresh back from my own county— was. i'm fresh back from my own eounty tn— was. i'm fresh back from my own eounty tn seven— was. i'm fresh back from my own county in seven oaks,— i'm fresh back from my own county in seven oaks, where the resutt— county in seven oaks, where the resutt tttnt— county in seven oaks, where the result didn't go— county in seven oaks, where the result didn't go my— county in seven oaks, where the result didn't go my way. and tntt-s— result didn't go my way. and tntt-s very— result didn't go my way. and that's very sad.— result didn't go my way. and that's very sad. _ result didn't go my way. and that's very sad. uzi” ti; g that's very sad. after eight years serving the community. but democracy is what it is, and i but democracy is what it is, and t tttnt— but democracy is what it is, and t tttnt you— but democracy is what it is, and i think you have— but democracy is what it is, and i think you have to— but democracy is what it is, and i think you have to look long tnt— i think you have to look long tnt nort— i think you have to look long tnt tort tt— i think you have to look long and hard at the— i think you have to look long and hard at the reasons why you ston— and hard at the reasons why you stun wttn— and hard at the reasons why you start with yourself— and hard at the reasons why you start with yourself . ' 3r: start with yourself. and i'm ttvtys— start with yourself. and i'm ttvtys tte— start with yourself. and i'm always the hardest on myself before anybody else. so i need to look at that.— before anybody else. so i need to look at that. i— before anybody else. so i need to look at that. i think- ”r; 33 : so i need to look at that. i think the ntttontt— to look at that. i think the national picture plays into it tnt— national picture plays into it tnt t— national picture plays into it tnt t tttnt— national picture plays into it and i think that— national picture plays into it and i think that people are just

fed and i think that people are just tet up— and i think that people are just tet up nttn— and i think that people are just fed up with politics and pottttes— fed up with politics and politics as— fed up with politics and politics as the turnout was 35, unten— politics as the turnout was 35, vnten ts— politics as the turnout was 35, which is relatively good for a toen— which is relatively good for a local election _ which is relatively good for a local election ,— which is relatively good for a local election , but still not local election, but still not enoutn— local election, but still not enoutn to— local election, but still not enough to suggest that people are involved— enough to suggest that people are involved and— enough to suggest that people are involved and interested in pottttes— are involved and interested in pottttes. so— are involved and interested in pottttes. so t— are involved and interested in politics. so i think that needs to stone — politics. so i think that needs to stone tnn— politics. so i think that needs to change. i'm not- politics. so i think that needs to change. ”ti; politics. so i think that needs to change. i'm not sure that we can use this as a predictor for the next general election. and i think tom watson, your previous guest, was quite right. you must never extrapolate _ guest, was quite right. you must never extrapolate a _ guest, was quite right. you must never extrapolate a set- guest, was quite right. you must never extrapolate a set of- never extrapolate a set of resutts— never extrapolate a set of resutts tor— never extrapolate a set of results for something that could be results for something that could te ts— results for something that could te ts nontns— results for something that could be 18 months away. ll be 18 months away. still, you tnov. trusty.— be 18 months away. still, you know. exactly. and- be 18 months away. ll exactly. and you mentioned know. exactly. and you mentioned the know. exactly. and you mentioned tne turnout— know. exactly. and you mentioned the turnout there. _ know. exactly. and you mentioned the turnout there. like— exactly. and you mentioned the turnout there. like you sttt — the turnout there. like you sttt t— the turnout there. like you sttt t tot— the turnout there. like you said, a lot of— the turnout there. like you said, a lot of people might have touted.— said, a lot of people might have touttet. enty— said, a lot of people might have baulked. only 35.— said, a lot of people might have baulked. only 35. it's quite toot— baulked. only 35. it's quite good tor— baulked. only 35. it's quite toot tor t— baulked. only 35. it's quite good for a local- baulked. only 35. it's quite good for a local election that tut— good for a local election that tut-ts— good for a local election that tut-ts vny— good for a local election that but is why especially am but that is why i especially am very— but that is why i especially am very eouttous— but that is why i especially am very cautious about the results tntt— very cautious about the results not vveve— very cautious about the results that we've-last- very cautious about the results that we've last night and that we've seen last night and no— that we've seen last night and tnto totoy— that we've seen last night and into today, translating into a generat— into today, translating into a general election— into today, translating into a general election result in round— general election result in around months time. but i've around 14 months time. but i've got to— around 14 months time. but i've got to ost— around 14 months time. but i've got to est you,— around 14 months time. but i've got to est you, t— around 14 months time. but i've got to ask you, i mean, i, i nove— got to ask you, i mean, i, i nove tne— got to ask you, i mean, i, i have the pleasure of you have the pleasure of knowing you a have the pleasure of knowing you t-ttt— have the pleasure of knowing you t-ttt tnt— have the pleasure of knowing you a bit and interviewing a little bit and interviewing vou— a little bit and interviewing you utter— a little bit and interviewing you rotner t— a little bit and interviewing you rather a lot. and i don't tttnt— you rather a lot. and i don't tttnt ttee— you rather a lot. and i don't think there could be any questton— think there could be any question-you- think there could be any question you were question that you were undeniably— question that you were undeniably very question that you were- undeniably-very good undeniably a very, very good eounett— undeniably a very, very good eounett t— undeniably a very, very good council, a very— undeniably a very, very good council, a very dedicated and tneretttty— council, a very dedicated and incredibly—and. council, a very dedicated andi incredibly—and if

incredibly hard working and if you-tt— incredibly hard working and if you-tt euse— incredibly hard working and if you'll excuse me, that implies tntt—tout. - you'll excuse me, that implies| that—fault. okay that this isn't your fault. okay so vntt— that this isn't your fault. okay so no ts— that this isn't your fault. okay so no ts to— that this isn't your fault. okay so what is to blame and are you a so what is to blame and are you t tt— so what is to blame and are you t ttt nttnet— so what is to blame and are you a bit miffed about— so what is to blame and are you a bit miffed about it ? well, i a bit miffed about it? well, i tttnt— a bit miffed about it? well, i tntnt youre— a bit miffed about it? well, i think you're always miffed to tose. — think you're always miffed to tose. ttt— think you're always miffed to lose. it's never— think you're always miffed to lose. it's never nice- think you're always miffed to lose. e 3 cc; think you're always miffed to lose. l 3 ttt; lose. it's never nice to be rejected roundly by the public, which is what's happened . and i which is what's happened. and i think you always have to look at what you do. did i do enough for my community? now i would like to think i did. there will always be those that disagree, but think largely the message but i think largely the message i given on the doorstep was i was given on the doorstep was the tory party are out of touch. they have had more prime ministers than i've had hot dinners. the cost of everything is going up. there are potholes in the road that aren't fixed. it was as simple as that. so it's a mixture of both local issues , of national issues. and issues, of national issues. and i think just a real hatred at the moment of politics and the way politicians are are acting out in public. and i think that puts a lot of people off . i do puts a lot of people off. i do think a lot of people stayed home because they thought,

what's point ? and that's what's the point? and that's really don't want apathy really sad. i don't want apathy to over. i'd rather have to take over. i'd rather have a little bit of a debate with somebody than just i'm somebody than them just say, i'm not bothered . and no, absolutely not bothered. and no, absolutely . and are you one of those ones nove— . and are you one of those ones tt— . and are you one of those ones now? it doesn't— and are you one of those ones now? it doesn't sound like it. uno— now? it doesn't sound like it. wno ts— now? it doesn't sound like it. vvno ts gotnt— now? it doesn't sound like it. vvno ts gotnt to— now? it doesn't sound like it. who is going to be calling for a ettnte— who is going to be calling for a ettnte tt— who is going to be calling for a stone tt tne— who is going to be calling for a change at the top?— who is going to be calling for a change at the top? we're hearing ttout— change at the top? we're hearing about-rumblings- change at the top? we're hearing. about-rumblings-the about some rumblings amongst the ntnt— about some rumblings amongst the nent-pony— about some rumblings amongst the nent-pony vvno— about some rumblings amongst the tttnt-pony vvno re- right of the party who are soytnt— right of the party who are soytng tntt,— right of the party who are saying that, you know, should saying that, you know, we should neverorts—t- never have ditched boris totnson— never have ditched borisi johnson._there never have ditched boris. johnson._there a never have ditched boris- johnson._there a case johnson. i mean, is there a case to-tnot— johnson. i mean, is there a case to-tnot tnts— johnson. i mean, is there a case to that this wouldn't happen to say that this wouldn't happen if to say that this wouldn't happen tt-ts— to say that this wouldn't happen tt-ts tn— to say that this wouldn't happen tt-ts tn pover— to say that this wouldn't happen if-is in power ? - to say that this wouldn't happen if-is in power ? oh,- to say that this wouldn't happen if is in power ? o3 if boris is in power? oh, i tttnt— if boris is in power? oh, i tttnt you— if boris is in power? oh, i think you can— if boris is in power? oh, i think you can have that argument until time. and there until the end of time. and there will those that will always be those people that will always be those people that will johnson is will say that boris johnson is the saviour. he needs to come ttet— the saviour. he needs to come test one— the saviour. he needs to come ttet tnt one— the saviour. he needs to come back and come-and- ” he needs to come back and come and take over back and come in and take over one— back and come in and take over tnt toot— back and come in and take over and look after— back and come in and take over and look after us— back and come in and take over and look after us all. 3: back and come in and take over and look after us all. ' 3r: e3rz;”r:i; and look after us all. and there are and look after us all. and there ttose— and look after us all. and there are those that say it's too late. so you're never going to get that. i think get consensus on that. i think changing now would changing leader right now would be absolute suicide for the party and for the country. i don't think we need that instability— don't think we need that instability anymore. but it's ttvtys— instability anymore. but it's ttvtys very— instability anymore. but it's always very easy to look back with rose tinted glasses . who with rose tinted glasses. who would have been good, who wouldn't have been good? think wouldn't have been good? i think

what have to do is see going what we have to do is see going forward how we, as a conservative party place our message out there better so that people have confidence in us. because at the moment i think we're teetering on that point of they don't necessarily like labour more or they're just not very happy with us and that's a really dangerous place to be. there was a tweet that went out by john longworth, which is well worth anyone checking out, which i worth anyone checking out, which | , worth anyone checking out, which i , to be honest with i do think, to be honest with you, claire the nail on the you, claire hits the nail on the head bit, which is the head a little bit, which is the there was a massive, massive majority last general majority won at the last general election around election based around a few things. obviously , some of them things. obviously, some of them tuesttonttty— things. obviously, some of them questionably-but- 3g; obviously, some of them questionably but when questionably true, but but when you toot— questionably true, but but when you toot tt— questionably true, but but when you toot at t— questionably true, but but when you look at it now,— questionably true, but but when you look at it now, there's been tne— you look at it now, there's been tne-ot— you look at it now, there's been tne-or one— you look at it now, there's been the-of one leader- you look at it now, there's been the of one leader who the ousting of one leader who very— the ousting of one leader who very poputot— the ousting of one leader who was very popular. the ousting of none— was very popular. the ousting of another leader— was very popular. the ousting of another leader ,— was very popular. the ousting of another leader , and then the another leader, and then the implementation— another leader, and then the implementation of someone vttnout— implementation of someone vttnout t— implementation of someone without a vote— implementation of someone without a vote and a chancellor vto— without a vote and a chancellor vvno nos— without a vote and a chancellor who has introduced not ponteutorty— who has introduced not particularly by any stretch conservative— particularly by any stretch conservative lviv economics. and i conservative lviv economics. and ttust— conservative lviv economics. and ttust vvonter— conservative lviv economics. and i just wonder whether or not a lot i just wonder whether or not a tot ot— i just wonder whether or not a lot of conservatives just felt ttte— lot of conservatives just felt ttte tney— lot of conservatives just felt like they didn't— lot of conservatives just felt like they didn't anything like they didn't have anything to-aetuotty- like they didn't have anything to-actually yeah,- to vote for. actually yeah, i tttnt— to vote for. actually yeah, i tntnt youre— to vote for. actually yeah, i think you're right. e e

think you're right. it isn't the concern of policy at the moment that i support. for example , i'm that i support. for example, i'm quite a traditional conservative and those things haven't been met and speaking to now, some of my former colleagues at seven oaks council feel the same way. they felt they weren't listened to. they felt that their conservative values were not being forward the being taken forward by the party. arnie so i think this is a really important time and rishi sunak needs to really work out quickly how best to bring back a very, very divided party. claire, thank you very much. and toot— claire, thank you very much. and toot tust— claire, thank you very much. and toot tuet to— claire, thank you very much. and toot rust to you— claire, thank you very much. and good luck to you as— claire, thank you very much. and good luck to you as well going torvort— good luck to you as well going forward. claire— good luck to you as well going forward. claire pearsall there vvno— forward. claire pearsall there vvno-ner- forward. claire pearsall there who-her seat- forward. claire pearsall there who her seat last who sadly lost her seat last nttnt. — who sadly lost her seat last nttnt. toot,— who sadly lost her seat last night. look, i've— who sadly lost her seat last night. look, i've got loads more on tne— night. look, i've got loads more on tne voy— night. look, i've got loads more on the way between now and 6:00 as on the way between now and 6:00 osinunte— on the way between now and 6:00 as.hurtle towards— on the way between now and 6:00 as hurtle towards hurtle as we hurtle towards hurtle tovtrts— as we hurtle towards hurtle tovtrts tne— as we hurtle towards hurtle towards the final throes of the ot— towards the final throes of the ot tne — towards the final throes of the eve of the coronation. i'm going to 90— eve of the coronation. i'm going to too-tnt— eve of the coronation. i'm going to go-and about— eve of the coronation. i'm going to go-and about on- to go out and about on the mount — to go out and about on the mound. .first,- to go out and about on the mound. first, time for mound. but first, it's time for your—nttn- mound. but first, it's time for- your_with bethany your news headlines with bethany ttsey— your news headlines with bethany ttsey .— your news headlines with bethany ttsey . — your news headlines with bethany ttsey . nttnet.— your news headlines with bethany elsey . patrick, thank— your news headlines with bethany elsey . rte” e33

at 533 on the eve of the king's coronation king charles, the prince and princess of wales greeted well—wishers on the mall. charles iii, william and kate made a surprise appearance to meet the thousands gathered outside buckingham palace who've all been hoping to catch a glimpse of history being made this weekend . earlier, the king this weekend. earlier, the king and queen consort hosted a lunch for leaders of countries where he's head of state that follows a final rehearsal this morning at westminster abbey and this evening, he and other royals will host a reception for overseas guests . while some of overseas guests. while some of those guests have been arriving at downing street ahead of tomorrow , leading the us tomorrow, leading the us delegation is joe biden's wife, the first lady, jill biden was met by akshata murty, the prime minister's wife, and earlier rishi sunak welcomed australian prime minister anthony albanese and new zealand's chris hipkins. both are vocal republicans, but have said they will swear

allegiance to the king tomorrow . the conservative continue to suffer heavy losses in local elections in england with around three quarters of votes counted and the tories have so far lost control of 38 councils, including stratford on avon, where former tory party chair nadhim zahawi is mp. labour has gained 17, including east staffordshire and swindon, while the lib dems have gained seven. prime minister rishi sunak has admitted some of the results are disappointing . and the world disappointing. and the world health organisation has announced that covid 19 no longer represents a global health emergency . it's a step health emergency. it's a step towards the end of a pandemic that's killed nearly 7 million people globally . the people globally. the international public health alert has been at the highest level for more than three years . you're up to date on tv online .you're up to date on tv online dab+ radio , and on tune in. this dab+ radio, and on tune in. this is . gb news

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great week, to be honest with you. it's one the best you. it's been one of the best weeks my life, actually. weeks of my life, actually. i thoroughly loved it here and i think that has probably come across. favourite has across. but my favourite bit has been on across. but my favourite bit has bee mount on across. but my favourite bit has bee mount to on across. but my favourite bit has bee mount to speak on across. but my favourite bit has bee mount to speak to on across. but my favourite bit has bee mount to speak to the on across. but my favourite bit has bee mount to speak to the royal the mount to speak to the royal superfans. a little superfans. and here's a little taste of some of the best bits that getting up to. that i've been getting up to. patrick. patrick it's time for your show. get up . i'm tommy your show. get up. i'm tommy rtne. — your show. get up. i'm tommy rtne. ts— your show. get up. i'm tommy rtne. ts tt— your show. get up. i'm tommy rtne. ts tt .— your show. get up. i'm tommy time. is it. oh,— ” get up. i'm tommy time. e oh, flipping heck. time. is it. oh, flipping heck. tve— time. is it. oh, flipping heck. t-ve tot— time. is it. oh, flipping heck. t-ve got to— time. is it. oh, flipping heck. he got to get— time. e oh, flipping heck. i've got to get going. all rttnt. — i've got to get going. all tttnt. otoy— i've got to get going. all right. okay i'll see you at the stutto— right. okay i'll see you at the stutto .— right. okay i'll see you at the stutto . tn— right. okay i'll see you at the studio . i'm going— right. okay i'll see you at the studio . i'm going to pan around studio. i'm going to pan around to— studio. i'm going to pan around to on— studio. i'm going to pan around now to an absolute news fan now to an absolute gb news fan tovourtte— now to an absolute gb news fan favourite. here— now to an absolute gb news fan favourite. here she— now to an absolute gb news fan favourite. here she is . lisa, favourite. here she is. lisa, nov— favourite. here she is. lisa, not re— favourite. here she is. lisa, novv youe — favourite. here she is. lisa, how are you? 3g how are you? i'm smashing. patrick. hey, it's great to meet you in the flesh. absolutely. now:— you in the flesh. absolutely. uov, peopte— you in the flesh. absolutely. now, people, eagle- 3 absolutely. now, people, eagle eyed viewers and now, people, eagle eyed viewers tnt ttsteners— now, people, eagle eyed viewers and listeners will— now, people, eagle eyed viewers and listeners will know you teuse— and listeners will know you because we've _ and listeners will know you because we've interviewed you severt— because we've interviewed you severt ttnes— because we've interviewed you sevent ttnes .— because we've interviewed you several times . and normally, several times. and normally, nornttty— several times. and normally, normally _your- several times. and normally, normally your home with normally it's at your home with non— normally it's at your home with how-thousands- normally it's at your home with how thousands pieces of how many thousands of pieces of memorabilia?— how many thousands of pieces of memorabilia?-a- how many thousands of pieces of memorabilia? a half memorabilia? 13. and a half tnoustnt. — memorabilia? 13. and a half thousand. now.— memorabilia? 13. and a half thousand. \vt:urt13,500. memorabilia? 13. and a half thousand. \vtijt�*tt"13,500. and memorabilia? 13. and a half thousand. mutt 13,500. and why thousand. now. 13,500. and why are thousand. now. 13,500. and why you— thousand. now. 13,500. and why are you so passionate— thousand. tttnt 13,500. and why are you so passionate about being— are you so passionate about tetnt nere— are you so passionate about being here today , camping out being here today, camping out tnt—

being here today, camping out and everything?— being here today, camping out and everything? it's because i'm and everything? it's because i'm onontrentst. — and everything? it's because i'm a monarchist. and— and everything? it's because i'm a monarchist. 3r: and everything? it's because i'm a monarchist. 3: and everything? it's because i'm a monarchist. ' 3r: a monarchist. and for the whole of my life, i pledged my allegiance to the queen. queen elizabeth ii. and— allegiance to the queen. queen elizabeth ii. and now- allegiance to the queen. queen elizabeth ii. and now this- g 3 t 3 queen elizabeth ii. and now this is a pnystett— elizabeth ii. and now this is a physical visual— elizabeth ii. and now this is a physical visual display of my tttetnnee— physical visual display of my allegiance passing to the new ttnt. — allegiance passing to the new ttnt. ts— allegiance passing to the new king. is there— allegiance passing to the new king. is there any- allegiance passing to the new king. 33 king. is there any chance i might be able to pinch your crown? thank you very much. here we 90- — crown? thank you very much. here we to. ony— crown? thank you very much. here we to. otoy. vvett— crown? thank you very much. here we go. okay. well look,— 37 thank you very much. here we go. okay. well look, ladies tnt— we go. okay. well look, ladies and gentlemen,— we go. okay. well look, ladies and gentlemen, i— we go. okay. well look, ladies and gentlemen, i hope you're novtnt— and gentlemen, i hope you're tttnt—ts- and gentlemen, i hope you're ntvtnt—os t- and gentlemen, i hope you're having—as i am. and gentlemen, i hope you're. having—as i am out having as much fun as i am out nere— having as much fun as i am out nereltne— having as much fun as i am out here-the mound.— having as much fun as i am out here the mound. now now, here on the mound. now now, annun— here on the mound. now now, arthur,-reason- here on the mound. now now, arthur, reason why you arthur, there's a reason why you tnt—on— arthur, there's a reason why you tnt—on otout- arthur, there's a reason why you and—on about one. and i don't get on about one tttnt.— and i don't get on about one tttnt-_tntl thing. isn't that right? and i tetteve— thing. isn't that right? and i believe disagree believe that we disagree nosstvety— believe that we disagree. massively _who believe that we disagree- massively _who do massively on football. who do you—ttverpoot- massively on football. who do you - liverpool fc i massively on football. who do you-liverpool fc . j you support? liverpool fc. ttverpoot— you support? liverpool fc. ttverpoot tc. — you support? liverpool fc. liverpool fc. well,- you support? c liverpool fc. well, i'm a manchester— liverpool fc. well, i'm a manchester united fan. so do you.— manchester united fan. so do you. to— manchester united fan. so do you. to you— manchester united fan. so do you. do you hate— manchester united fan. so do you. do you hate me now? i don't know. — you. do you hate me now? i don't not. not— you. do you hate me now? i don't not. not ts— you. do you hate me now? i don't know. not as much.— you. do you hate me now? i don't know. not as much. but- you. do you hate me now? i don't know. \cic 33.rt3 you. do you hate me now? i don't know. trite l know. not as much. but a bit. but i don't know.— know. not as much. but a bit. but i don't know. but- know. not as much. but a bit. but i don't know. but i've- know. \ri:r l but i don't know. but i've got a ttte— but i don't know. but i've got a ttttte teettnt — but i don't know. but i've got a little feeling that— but i don't know. but i've got a little feeling that your mum nttnt— little feeling that your mum nttnt te— little feeling that your mum might be quite— little feeling that your mum might be quite happy if you ntrrtet— might be quite happy if you married prince— might be quite happy if you married prince louis. how would you—tntt— married prince louis. how would you—tntt t - married prince louis. how would you—tntt t that. married prince louis. how would. you—that ? that would you feel about that? that would be pressure as well . but i be pressure as well. but i wouldn't it would be harder with george, though. it would be harder with george. really? why is if harder with george. really? why ts—tt eeorte- harder with george. really? why ts—tt eeorte gotl is that? because if george got nvvnet— is that? because if george got crowned one day,— is that? because if george got crowned one day, i'd be queen. oh crowned one day, i'd be queen. at .— crowned one day, i'd be queen.

on . you— crowned one day, i'd be queen. oh , you wouldn't— crowned one day, i'd be queen. oh , you wouldn't want- crowned one day, i'd be queen. oh , you wouldn't want that- crowned one day, i'd be queen. q3 : 3 l no, oh, you wouldn't want that. no, be too much. it would be- o3 : 3 l no, be too much. it would be far too muon— be too much. it would be far too nuen vvoutt— be too much. it would be far too much, would it? _ be too much. it would be far too much, would it? ' 3r: : much, would it? and you. would you like to be a prince one day, do you think? no, i wouldn't. tettnttety. — do you think? no, i wouldn't. definitely. why— do you think? no, i wouldn't. definitely. why not?- r:rir 3

good luck for tomorrow. oh, it's not mine. it's one of— good luck for tomorrow. oh, it's not mine. it's one of the- not mine. it's one of the sottters— not mine. it's one of the sottters .— not mine. it's one of the soldiers . oh,- not mine. it's one of the soldiers . oh, they're used to soldiers. oh, they're used to it. soldiers. oh, they're used to t. nett— soldiers. oh, they're used to t. vvett tney— soldiers. oh, they're used to it. well, they are- soldiers. oh, they're used to it. well, they are roughing it a unte— it. well, they are roughing it a ttttte ttt. — it. well, they are roughing it a little bit. they— it. well, they are roughing it a little bit. 3ri;«r r: r: 3 e gig little bit. they didn't all get too wet, i hope. well, so we're going to wet. are you nervous for going to wet. are you nervous tor tornornvv— going to wet. are you nervous for tomorrow ? _ going to wet. are you nervous for tomorrow ? are- going to wet. are you nervous for tomorrow ? are you- 9 �*3 are you nervous for tomorrow .7 . t; a going to wet. are you nervous for tomorrow ? are you still sin? for tomorrow? are you still sin? you know, so i'm not. i'm hoping the you know, so i'm not. i'm hoping tne sottters— you know, so i'm not. i'm hoping the soldiers and— you know, so i'm not. i'm hoping the soldiers and yes. _ you know, so i'm not. i'm hoping the soldiers and yes. so- /rir. i'm hoping the soldiers and yes. so well, toot— the soldiers and yes. so well, toot tutt— the soldiers and yes. so well, good luck for tomorrow . are you good luck for tomorrow. are you nervous for tomorrow— good luck for tomorrow. are you nervous for tomorrow ?- good luck for tomorrow. are you nervous for tomorrow ? it's- d are you nervous for tomorrow ? it's a bit nervous for tomorrow? it's a bit tater. — nervous for tomorrow? it's a bit tater. ony— nervous for tomorrow? it's a bit tater. otty .— nervous for tomorrow? it's a bit later. okay . all— nervous for tomorrow? it's a bit later. okay . all right,- nervous for tomorrow? it's a bit later. ” 33 3r: later. okay. all right, ladies and gentlemen. well, patrick christys here still at buckingham palace. it's been a wonderful see wonderful week, as you can see some highlights. and some of the highlights. and there's going to be a few more because going out because i'm going to go back out on mound second. but on the mound in a second. but ladies and gentlemen, take a look dewberry. look at michelle dewberry. absolutely i'm getting into it totty— absolutely i'm getting into it totoy. tverytoty— ' crier i'm getting into it today. everybody you really are. i today. everybody you really are. t tn— today. everybody you really are. t tnt— today. everybody you really are. t t-n tte— today. everybody you really are. i am. i'm the only— today. everybody you really are. i am. i'm the only person- today. everybody you really are. i am. i'm the only person that's been week . then been here all week. and then when actually when the coronation actually happens, i'm going back up north. going the north. so i'm going to miss the entire thing. so i thought, right, is last right, well, this is my last chance to get into the party spirit. but anyway, touch me, please. i've video. spirit. but anyway, touch me, please . i've video. is please. i've seen the video. is tnts— please. i've seen the video. is tntsltnts— please. i've seen the video. is tntsltnts tne— please. i've seen the video. is this-thisthe hand? - i've seen the video. is this this the hand? 3 this is this the hand? this is tte— this is this the hand? this is tte-ttnt— this is this the hand? this is the-hand. the- this is this the hand? this is the-hand . the one.- this is this the hand? this is.

the-hand . the one. gosh this is this the hand? this is- the-hand . the one. gosh the royal hand. the one. gosh well, i tell you what. privilege and the power. well, i tell you what. - privilege and the power. i can teet— privilege and the power. i can feet tt. tt-s— privilege and the power. i can feel it. it's seeping- privilege and the power. 3 3 �*"ri;ri;l . it's seeping through. feel it. it's seeping through. i it feel it. it's seeping through. t-tt ts. — feel it. it's seeping through. t-tt ts. tt— feel it. it's seeping through. t-ttts. tt ts— feel it. it's seeping through. i-it is. it is it- feel it. it's seeping through. i-it is. it is it is.- i mean, it is. it is it is. i mean, technically, you've just kind touched off. kind of touched the king off. you've the king vera you've touched the king vera baird all the goodness off. give me give me some. go. give me some. give me some. go. all this is taking us a all right. this is taking us a real but love it. now, real turn, but i love it. now, what king you want, what kind of king do you want, charles, be? just a good one. charles, to be? just a good one. tetttyt— charles, to be? just a good one. tetttyt ttntt— charles, to be? just a good one. really? what does— charles, to be? just a good one. really? what does that- ztri;7 just a good one. really? what does that mean, tnoutnt— though? it means different tntnts— things to different people, toesn-t— things to different people, toesn-t-tt- things to different people, doesn't-it to- things to different people, doesn't it to be things to different people,- doesn't-it to be seen doesn't it? i want it to be seen ont— doesn't it? i want it to be seen and-necessarily— doesn't it? i want it to be seen and necessarily heard to do and not necessarily heard to do all and not necessarily heard to do ttt-pomp— and not necessarily heard to do ttt-ponp-ot- and not necessarily heard to do ttt-ponp-ot tnei all of the pomp and all of the pageantry— all of the pomp and all of the pageantry-ttt— all of the pomp and all of the pageantw-all of- all of the pomp and all of the pageantry all of the pageantry and all of the tntttton— pageantry and all of the tradition necessarily tradition without necessarily tntertertnp— tradition without necessarily tntertstntp— tradition without necessarily interfeinig, politics of the much in the politics of the country. — much in the politics of the country. that's— much in the politics of the country. that's what i would ttte.— country. that's what i would ttte-nov.- country. that's what i would like. - now, where - country. that's what i would like.-now, where arej country. that's what i would- like.-now, where are you like. okay. now, where are you on camilla? i don't mind. you know, not one those know, i'm not one of those peopte— know, i'm not one of those peopte. t— know, i'm not one of those peopte. t toot— know, i'm not one of those people. i look at- know, i'm not one of those people. i look at the inbox and stutt— stuff and i see people say like, i stuff and i see people say like, t-teeept— stuff and i see people say like, i-accept camilla.- stuff and i see people say like, i accept camilla. and i will never accept camilla. and t-n — i will never accept camilla. and t-n .rettty— i will never accept camilla. and t-n-rettty ttte— i will never accept camilla. and i'm really like that. i just i'm not really like that. i just ttnt— i'm not really like that. i just ttnt-tttnt,— i'm not really like that. i just kind .think, you— i'm not really like that. i just kind think, you know , life kind of think, you know, life moves-doesn't- kind of think, you know, life moves doesn't it? it moves moves on, doesn't it? it moves on tnt— moves on, doesn't it? it moves on tnt-nove— moves on, doesn't it? it moves on and move onwards and on and we move onwards and upvnrts. — on and we move onwards and upvnrts. _t— on and we move onwards and upvorts-t tot- on and we move onwards and upwards.-a lot of- upwards. there's a lot of toyotty— upwards. there's a lot of toyotty to— upwards. there's a lot of loyalty to diana, and it very loyalty to diana, and it is very muon— loyalty to diana, and it is very must-ttt— loyalty to diana, and it is very must-ttt-tttl loyalty to diana, and it is veryi much - bag - all of much a mixed bag about all of tntt—t- much a mixed bag about all of tntt—t tttntl that because camilla, i think, nos—ntt- has flown under the radar a unte— has flown under the radar a ttte-tn— has flown under the radar a little-in-this. - has flown under the radar a little-in-this. it's little bit in all of this. it's ttt— little bit in all of this. it's ttt-ttntt— little bit in all of this. it's all-about charles- little bit in all of this. it's all about charles and, you all been about charles and, you know, coronation. but know, his his coronation. but she will become queen tomorrow.

know, his his coronation. but she that become queen tomorrow. know, his his coronation. but she that is:ome queen tomorrow. know, his his coronation. but she that is momentous. well,)w. and that is momentous. well, someone yesterday someone emailed in yesterday and tney— someone emailed in yesterday and tney-tuestton. - someone emailed in yesterday and they-question. they- they asked the question. they sott— said, next time someone sees ttvtt— said, next time someone sees. ttvtt—tne david starkey and they ask the tuestton— david starkey and they ask thei tuestton—tt question, what would happen if the question, what would happen if tne-sttty— question, what would happen if the-sadly passed- question, what would happen if the sadly passed away? question, what would happen if the would sadly passed away? question, what would happen if the would happen passed away? question, what would happen if the would happen passed role y? question, what would happen if the would happen passed role of what would happen to the role of ttnttn— what would happen to the role of conttn tnt— what would happen to the role of camilla and then— what would happen to the role of camilla and then there was this note— camilla and then there was this vvnote ttnt— camilla and then there was this whole kind of— camilla and then there was this whole kind of debate online ttout— whole kind of debate online ttout ntnt— whole kind of debate online about what people would want to ntppen— about what people would want to noppen to— about what people would want to happen to camilla— about what people would want to happen to camilla and would she just remain our queen? and it nos-tetttne— just remain our queen? and it was getting confusing. was all getting very confusing. so was all getting very confusing. so—rettty- was all getting very confusing. so_really dividedi so it was but it really divided optnton— so it was but it really divided optnton-ot- so it was but it really divided opinion _of the - so it was but it really divided opinion of the love for opinion in terms of the love for ttnttn— opinion in terms of the love for conttn tnt— opinion in terms of the love for camilla and the— opinion in terms of the love for camilla and the sense, like you son— camilla and the sense, like you an, tne— camilla and the sense, like you said, the loyalty— camilla and the sense, like you said, the loyalty to— camilla and the sense, like you said, the loyalty to diana. i tttnt— said, the loyalty to diana. i tttnt vttt— said, the loyalty to diana. i think what we— said, the loyalty to diana. i think what we don't- said, the loyalty to diana. i think what we don't see is a lot of does behind the of what she does behind the scenes. got a bit of scenes. charles has got a bit of a on him , has he? yeah. a temper on him, has he? yeah. paul burrell, burrell paul burrell, sir paul burrell told night. told dan wootton last night. yeah, charles temper on yeah, charles got a temper on him. but then people give that ennpte— him. but then people give that ennpte ot— him. but then people give that example of him— 3 but then people give that example of him when he was stgntnt— example of him when he was stgntng-tntnt— example of him when he was signing thing got signing his thing and he got a bit signing his thing and he got a ttt—nts- signing his thing and he got a ttt—nts pen| bit annoyed because his pen vt-snt— bit annoyed because his peni vnsn-t—tetnt wasn't working without being funny.— wasn't working without being runny—your- wasn't working without being. funny._your moment funny. but if that's your moment of funny. but if that's your moment ot—tntt- of glory, your moment that yove— of glory, your moment that you've practising you've been practising rehearsing— you've been practising rehersomething not you've been practising- rehersomething-not going sign something you're not going to-vttn— sign something you're not going to-vvttn tne— sign something you're not going to with the numpty to be happy with the numpty tntt-s— to be happy with the numpty tntt-s gtvtnt— to be happy with the numpty that's giving you a you're not going— that's giving you a you're not gotnt to— that's giving you a you're not gotnt to te— that's giving you a you're not going to be _with- that's giving you a you're not going to be with numpty going to be happy with a numpty tntt-s—penl that's giving you a duffed pen. no, that's giving you a duffed pen. to, everyoe— that's giving you a duffed pen. no, everyone-like. no, everyone would be like that . _stoteti . no, they'd have been sacked from businesses, from one of your businesses, wouldn't they? they definitely would. caught would. i've just caught a gttnpse— would. i've just caught a gttnpse-tn- would. i've just caught a glimpse-in thei glimpse of myself in the nonttor. — glimpse of myself in the monitor. there- glimpse of myself in the monitor. there can't glimpse of myself in the- monitor. there-can't quite monitor. there and i can't quite

vort— monitor. there and i can't quite wort-toot— monitor. there and i can't quite work-look like- monitor. there and i can't quite work look like circus work out if i look like a circus eovvnt — work out if i look like a circus eovvnt .tot— work out if i look like a circus clown. - got - little - work out if i look like a circus clown. got little two clown. i've got my little two year—ttee- clown. i've got my little two year—tntst al year olds. what's this? a bow tie-borrowed— year olds. what's this? a bow tie-borrowed it- year olds. what's this? a bow tie borrowed it from tie on? i borrowed it from his ret— tie on? i borrowed it from his ten pony— tie on? i borrowed it from his tea party yesterday. oh wow. no.— tea party yesterday. oh wow. to. ttt— tea party yesterday. oh wow. to. up even.— tea party yesterday. oh wow. no, it's lovelylmean- tea party yesterday. oh wow. no, it's lovelylmean ,- tea party yesterday. oh wow. no, it's lovely. i mean, how were going to were you actually going to be consuming i'm consuming the coronation i'm going on a train to going to be on a train up to nutt— going to be on a train up to nut-_t- going to be on a train up to hull._| mean.l going to be on a train up to- hull._| mean. that's hull. that's what i mean. that's tntt— hull. that's what i mean. that's tntt-stytnt— hull. that's what i mean. that's wtnt-stytnt to— hull. that's what i mean. that's what-saying to you. - hull. that's what i mean. that's what saying to you. i'm what i'm saying to you. i'm ntsstnt— what i'm saying to you. i'm ntsstng tne— what i'm saying to you. i'm missing the entire thing the missing the entire thing of the peopte— missing the entire thing of the. peopte—on missing the entire thing of the. ptntn—on missing the entire thing of the. ptntnlto—on missing the entire thing of the. pttrain..to hull—on missing the entire thing of the pttrain. to hull trying on missing the entire thing of the pttrain. to hull trying to on a train up to hull trying to ntnntn— a train up to hull trying to maintain-sense- a train up to hull trying to maintain sense of calm a train up to hull trying to- maintain-sense of calm with maintain some sense of calm with my maintain some sense of calm with ny-ott— maintain some sense of calm with ny-ott so— maintain some sense of calm with ny-ott so tntt- maintain some sense of calm with my-old so that he's- maintain some sense of calm with my old so that he's not my two year old so that he's not runntnt— my two year old so that he's not runntnt-up— my two year old so that he's not runntnt-up tnt- my two year old so that he's not running up and down running carnage up and down a tntn— running carnage up and down a tntnlvvett— running carnage up and down a train. iwell, _was - running carnage up and down a. train. iwell,-was absolutely train. well, what was absolutely wonderful i wonderful yesterday was i completely out. i was on completely lucked out. i was on the mile. i was the other the mile. i was on the other side so initially side of it. so initially i thought was trapped because thought i was trapped because this just all and the this just it all off and the helicopter was up and helicopter was coming up and then down. and then the police come down. and i think, one think, oh, it looks like one of those cars. then those royal cars. and then charles is in the back of it and he just gets and just he just gets out and he just walks the crowd. walks straight up to the crowd. there's the king being walks straight up to the crowd. there's there's the king being walks straight up to the crowd. there's there's all; king being walks straight up to the crowd. there's there's all ofing being walks straight up to the crowd. there's there's all of that.3ing walks straight up to the crowd. therthen there's all of that. aing walks straight up to the crowd. therthen itere's all of that.3ing walks straight up to the crowd. therthen i thought, of that.3ing walks straight up to the crowd. therthen i thought, well,it.3ing and then i thought, well, i'll just chance my arm quite literally. have now just chance my arm quite literallythe have now just chance my arm quite literallythe king's have now just chance my arm quite literallythe king's hand. well,v just chance my arm quite literallythe king's hand. well, i shaken the king's hand. well, i know, but as just know, but as we've just discussed,— know, but as we've just discussed, the discussed, i've loved all the gootness— discussed, i've loved all the goodness-have,- discussed, i've loved all the goodness have, says all goodness off you have, says all tnnsterret— goodness off you have, says all transferred to _ goodness off you have, says all transferred to me.— goodness off you have, says all transferred to me. there go. transferred to me. there we go. ttet.— transferred to me. there we go. well,-anointing_ transferred to me. there we go. well,-anointing going- transferred to me. there we go. well,-anointing going on. well, what anointing going on stuart he's staying. stuart to stuart. he's staying. he's staying up for the banter.

i can't get of him. look, i can't get rid of him. look, erg the band. nice to see erg of the band. nice to see alister by way, alister again, by the way, wasn't it? oh, my gosh, yes. too.— wasn't it? oh, my gosh, yes. toe-royttty- wasn't it? oh, my gosh, yes. 100. _royalty yourself| wasn't it? oh, my gosh, yes.| 100.-royalty yourself . 100. you are royalty yourself. vvnt— 100. you are royalty yourself. vvntr nove— 100. you are royalty yourself. what have - got - 100. you are royalty yourself. what have got coming up on what have you got coming up on your—nett- what have you got coming up on your—ttet t-vei your show? oh, yeah. well i've got friday favourites, paul got my friday favourites, paul embry and alex steen. we always like talk like those guys. i want to talk about whether or not the police should have should be allowed to have beards. share beards. i want to share everyone's coronation pictures beards. i want to share everthey've oronation pictures beards. i want to share everthey've orona sharing ures beards. i want to share everthey've orona sharing with that they've been sharing with me the week has gone on. me as the week has gone on. i also want to talk whether also want to talk about whether or should be or not prisoners should be allowed and if they allowed to work and if they should what should should they be paid what the minimum wage the national minimum wage a little bit more, a little bit less? they have full less? should they have full workers i've workers rights or what? so i've got coming up got lots of stuff coming up tonight. oh, a series of tonight. oh, it's a series of nnnstte— tonight. oh, it's a series of fantastic—only. fantastic topics and i only wish i fantastic topics and i only wish t eoutt— fantastic topics and i only wish t eoutt nove— fantastic topics and i only wish i could have myself fantastic topics and i only wish. i could have—myself . i could have done them myself. ttee— i could have done them myself. there _michelle - i could have done them myself. there michelle dewberry. i could have done them myself. there be michelle dewberry. i could have done them myself. there be yomelle dewberry. i could have done them myself. there be you fora dewberry. i could have done them myself. there be you for the wberry. i could have done them myself. there be you for the next ry. we'll be with you for the next tour. — we'll be with you for the next tour. _ttoutl we'll be with you for the nexti hour. _about got hour. but i have just about got tne— hour. but i have just about got tne-tet— hour. but i have just about got tne-tet tt— hour. but i have just about got time-leg it over- hour. but i have just about got time-leg it over to- time now to leg it over to ten— time now to leg it over to te—n tor— time now to leg it over to de—man for one- time now to leg it over to de—man for one final hit from tne— de—man for one final hit from tne ttt— de—man for one final hit from tne at on— de—man for one final hit from the all on the— de—man for one final hit from the all on the mound with me nttnet— the all on the mound with me patrick christys— the all on the mound with me patrick christys to _ the all on the mound with me patrick christys to meet, of course, patrick's- patrick christys to meet, of course, patrick's people. i'll see-t teen- course, patrick's people. i'll see-t teen .-

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ntnntng— the people's channel britain is ntnntng .— the people's channel britain is ntnntng . — the people's channel britain is watching . well,— the people's channel britain is watching . will the people's channel britain is watching . watching. well, hello, this is why they call it the mall. on the mall . why they call it the mall. on the mall. i've why they call it the mall. on the mall . i've never seen it the mall. i've never seen it like this as the excitement builds and the crowds gather. so what we're seeing here now is hundreds, if not thousands of people coming through, getting ready to come in either camp out tonight or just take a quick picture of buckingham palace before the coronation event tomorrow. and there are just so many people around. i'm going to try through try and fight my way through this now get to this crowd a bit now and get to the do you remember the tents now. do you remember on days before that? i was on the days before that? i was doing monday, there doing it on monday, there was just 2 weren't just 1 or 2 tents, weren't there? the down there? there? all the way down there? well, now, me tell what. there? all the way down there? well, are , me tell what. there? all the way down there? well, are three ne tell what. there? all the way down there? well, are three fortell what. there? all the way down there? well, are three for sometimestt. there are three for sometimes five deep. and if you think this is busy here, this goes on all the down. can we get a shot the way down. can we get a shot of it all the way down the cameraman to just cameraman might have to just jump. though. jump. i won't make him, though. don't too don't worry. the camera's too heavy. at this sea of heavy. look at this sea of people and so many smiling, happy here. ready for the happy faces here. ready for the coronation. let me try and get

involved here on poor unsub involved here on some poor unsub affecting individuals. i affecting individuals. now, i know the sun's been a lot know the sun's been out a lot today, know the drink has today, and i know the drink has been flowing, so we might be about find anything, about to find anything, but i'm going you here, going to cut across you here, ladies gentlemen, you ladies and gentlemen, if you don't sorry, sorry. don't mind. sorry, sorry, sorry. hello? hello? hello. can say hello? hello? hello. can i say a quick hello to any of you? yes, yes. well, hello. can we yes. okay. well, hello. can we get involved here now? what's your carol. carol and have your name? carol. carol and have your name? carol. carol and have you been camping out here for long? no, we've just arrived today. you've just finding it tovety— today. you've just finding it tovety ,— today. you've just finding it lovely , actually. _ : you've just finding it lovely , actually. it's nice lovely, actually. it's nice sunsntne— lovely, actually. it's nice sunshine. _ lovely, actually. it's nice sunshine. 3g .7’ lovely, actually. it's nice- sunshine . enjoying it? we've got sunshine. enjoying it? we've got lots of wine and picnic. as you can see. i mean, as you can see. i mean, honestly, i know— can see. i mean, honestly, i tnovv vtere— can see. i mean, honestly, i know where i'm— can see. i mean, honestly, i know where i'm coming as soon as tnts— know where i'm coming as soon as no snow— know where i'm coming as soon as no snow ents— know where i'm coming as soon as this show ends, but— know where i'm coming as soon as this show ends, but you look ttte— this show ends, but you look ttte t— this show ends, but you look ttte t tovety— this show ends, but you look like a lovely smiley lady. how are like a lovely smiley lady. how tte-t — like a lovely smiley lady. how tte-t tn— like a lovely smiley lady. how tte-t t-n very— like a lovely smiley lady. how are-? i'm very good,- like a lovely smiley lady. r3”ri; 7’ i'm very good, thank are you? i'm very good, thank you.— are you? i'm very good, thank you. now— are you? i'm very good, thank you. not re— are you? i'm very good, thank you. how are you? - 3”ri; 7 i'm very good, thank you. how are you? '3r: you. how are you? and are you just well , excited for tomorrow? just well, excited for tomorrow? i excited . ed, i've had i am so excited. ed, i've had tnts— i am so excited. ed, i've had no on— i am so excited. ed, i've had no on my— i am so excited. ed, i've had this on my bucket— i am so excited. ed, i've had this on my bucket list- rixrt. rir: ed, i've had this on my bucket list for rixrt. air: ed, i've had this on my bucket list for many, many— this on my bucket list for many, many yes — this on my bucket list for many, many yes tve— this on my bucket list for many, many years. i've never been up nere— many years. i've never been up nere ttve— many years. i've never been up nere ttve tn— many years. i've never been up here live in surrey— many years. i've never been up here live in surrey and just teettet— here live in surrey and just decided this— here live in surrey and just decided this was the time to up— decided this was the time to up tnt— decided this was the time to come up and this is it. oh, this is come up and this is it. oh, this ts tt— come up and this is it. oh, this ts tt. — come up and this is it. oh, this ts tt. so— come up and this is it. oh, this is it . so excited. so- come up and this is it. oh, this

is it . rixrt. air: so were you is it. so excited. so were you nere— is it. so excited. so were you nere tor— is it. so excited. so were you nere tor tne— is it. so excited. so were you here for the king's— is it. rixrt. air: so were you here for the king's little walkabout— here for the king's little walkabout earlier? yeah. amazing tnttnt. ant— walkabout earlier? yeah. amazing tnttnt. ant vve— walkabout earlier? yeah. amazing amazing. and we saw— walkabout earlier? yeah. amazing ' 39 and we saw will walkabout earlier? yeah. amazing ' 33 and we saw will and amazing. and we saw will and note— amazing. and we saw will and ttte ts— amazing. and we saw will and ttte ts vett— amazing. and we saw will and ttte as net .— ' 33 and we saw will and kate as well . amazing. "j r: kate as well. amazing. did you get kate as well. amazing. did you tet to— kate as well. amazing. did you get to sty— kate as well. amazing. did you get to say anything to him ? do get to say anything to him? do you get to shout him? it was a bit further down— you get to shout him? it was a bit further down than- you get to shout him? it was a bit further down than he- 3ria 3 337 it was a bit further down than he was tust— bit further down than he was tust o— bit further down than he was tust t ttte— bit further down than he was just a little . _ bit further down than he was just a little . is— bit further down than he was just a little . is it- bit further down than he was just a little . a 3rir 33 just a little. is it going to annoy you if i tell you that i got to shake his hand? did you? you sat . how got to shake his hand? did you? you sat. how annoying. got to shake his hand? did you? you sat . how annoying. are you you sat. how annoying. are you annoyed? yeah, really annoyed . annoyed? yeah, really annoyed. yeah. you can touch royalty if you want. oh, there you go . you you want. oh, there you go. you see? there you go. right. i'm going to work my way on through see? there you go. right. i'm gare| to work my way on through see? there you go. right. i'm gare you ivork my way on through see? there you go. right. i'm gare you all( my way on through see? there you go. right. i'm gare you all right?lay on through see? there you go. right. i'm gare you all right? come through see? there you go. right. i'm gare you all right? come on ough . are you all right? come on through. you through. good lad. thank you very now i won't your very much. now i won't ruin your wine. gracious. wine. goodness gracious. i'll try film your try not to film inside your tents. i'll tents. ladies, i'm sorry. i'll get minute. can get out. you wait a minute. can i quick hello to some of i say a quick hello to some of you people? yes, hello. how are you? name? you? what's your name? where have my name have you come from? my name is ntenette—tron - michelle and i come from northamptonshire. you northamptonshire. and have you teen— northamptonshire. and have you been down today as well? did you just or yesterday? been down today as well? did you just very or yesterday? been down today as well? did you just very lucky. we'verday? we're very lucky. we've just trrtvet— arrived and these people saved up-pnees.— arrived and these people saved up-pnees. tnny— arrived and these people saved up-pnees. tnny - arrived and these people saved up places. many up our places. many is that. tntt-s— up our places. many is that. that's cheating? some. some people have been here days. you say them a place we say you saved them a place we slept in those bags all night.

so. what's it like? can we so. yeah what's it like? can we see orange bags down there? see the orange bags down there? what's what's it like in one of those? it was amazing, actually. really cosy . cosy? yeah would really cosy. cosy? yeah would you— really cosy. cosy? yeah would you wont— really cosy. cosy? yeah would you voutt you— really cosy. 7’ “cr? 3 would you would you recommend it? teetuse t— you would you recommend it? because, i mean,— you would you recommend it? because, i mean, you've probably ntnttet— because, i mean, you've probably nonotet to— because, i mean, you've probably now managed to find yourself one of now managed to find yourself one ot-evpenstve — now managed to find yourself one of expensive postcodes of the most expensive postcodes in of the most expensive postcodes tn-vvortt— of the most expensive postcodes tn-vvortt tnt— of the most expensive postcodes in .world and .just- of the most expensive postcodes in world and just pitch in the world and just just pitch up-vnten— in the world and just just pitch up-vnten ts.— in the world and just just pitch up which is. which is up in it, which is. which is great. — up in it, which is. which is great. to— up in it, which is. which is great. no roof— up in it, which is. which is great. \rrir you're not great. no roof taxes. you're not paying— great. no roof taxes. you're not paying any— great. no roof taxes. you're not paying any taxes-_ great. no roof taxes. you're not paying any taxes. no.- great. \rrir you're not paying any taxes. no. to. right. we paying any taxes. no. to. right. tve treaty— paying any taxes. no. to. right. vve atreaty pay— paying any taxes. no. to. right. we already pay enough of those, ton-t— we already pay enough of those, nnt-tttnt.— we already pay enough of those, don't-right. can— we already pay enough of those, don't-right. can i.- we already pay enough of those, don't right. can i. i'm don't we? right. can i. i'm going— don't we? right. can i. i'm aotna to— don't we? right. can i. i'm aotna to t— don't we? right. can i. i'm going to if it's— don't we? right. can i. i'm going to if it's all right with you.— going to if it's all right with you. tn— going to if it's all right with you. up aotna— going to if it's all right with you. i'm going to work my way tast— you. i'm going to work my way tact—ts- you. i'm going to work my way tact—ts ontyl back through here. it's only tnttnt,— back through here. it's only fitting-that- back through here. it's only. fitting,-that.finish back through here. it's only. fitoff],-that.finish back through here. it's only fitoff with that finish back through here. it's only fitoff with a that finish back through here. it's only fitoff with a lady at finish back through here. it's only fitoff with a lady who finish back through here. it's only fitoff with a lady who started it off with a lady who started all it off with a lady who started attlour— it off with a lady who started attlour tan— it off with a lady who started all our fan coverage. thank all of our fan coverage. thank you—everytotyl you very much, everybody, by the way.— you very much, everybody, by the nay—tonn- way. well done. now, i don't know— way. well done. now, i don't tnovv nov— way. well done. now, i don't know how we're— way. well done. now, i don't know how we're going to do this. i'm know how we're going to do this. rm _to— know how we're going to do this. rm _to try— know how we're going to do this. t-n-to try ant— know how we're going to do this. t-n-to try ant-ny- know how we're going to do this. i'm to try and my way i'm going to try and work my way tnrouan. — i'm going to try and work my way tnrouan. _aot— i'm going to try and work my way through. _got anita- i'm going to try and work my way through. got anita and through. so we've got anita and her through. so we've got anita and ner tantty— through. so we've got anita and her family over— through. so we've got anita and her family over here. well done, cameraman. i hope— her family over here. well done, cameraman. i hope there's no one asteep— cameraman. i hope there's no one asteep tn— cameraman. i hope there's no one asteep tn tnese— cameraman. i hope there's no one asleep in these tents because, aootness— asleep in these tents because, goodness gracious me, they're not asteep— goodness gracious me, they're not asteep nov— goodness gracious me, they're not asleep now. now here we go. tte-re— not asleep now. now here we go.| tte-re—eontna we're coming back. we're coming tast— we're coming back. we're coming tact—tetn- we're coming back. we're coming back_ hello so - back. anita hello? hello so anta— back. anita hello? hello so antta ts— back. anita hello? hello so anita is one— back. anita hello? hello so anita is one of— back. anita hello? hello so anita is one of the biggest eotteetors— anita is one of the biggest collectors of— anita is one of the biggest collectors of royal automobile in collectors of royal automobile

tn tne— collectors of royal automobile tn tne country,— collectors of royal automobile in the country, probably the trout— in the country, probably the vortt as— in the country, probably the world as well. _ in the country, probably the world as well. and she's been eanptna— world as well. and she's been eanptna out— world as well. and she's been camping out for— world as well. and she's been camping out for here ages and sne-s— camping out for here ages and she's now. you've— camping out for here ages and she's now. you've brought both your— she's now. you've brought both your tauanters— she's now. you've brought both your daughters with you and each tauttters— your daughters with you and each daughters. four— your daughters with you and each daughters. four grand, three annt— daughters. four grand, three grand daughters , two daughters, grand daughters, two daughters, the grand daughters, two daughters, tne tnree— grand daughters, two daughters, the three grand— grand daughters, two daughters, the three grand daughters. just rentnt—tsi remind us what your name is. turn. — remind us what your name is. turn. -nov-you| ruth. ruth. and how are you ttnttng— ruth. ruth. and how are you ttnttna—tt-sl finding it? ruth? yeah, it's trttttant— finding it? ruth? yeah, it's trttttant .— finding it? ruth? yeah, it's brilliant . loving it . and finding it? ruth? yeah, it's brilliant. loving it . and is brilliant. i'm loving it. and is it brilliant. i'm loving it. and is t not— brilliant. i'm loving it. and is t not a— brilliant. i'm loving it. and is it not a struggle— brilliant. i'm loving it. and is it not a struggle with all the tttse— it not a struggle with all the tttst tney-re— it not a struggle with all the kids? they're having a great ttne. — kids? they're having a great ttne. tt— kids? they're having a great ttne. tt vns— kids? they're having a great time. it was them- kids? they're having a great time. a : kids? they're having a great- time. it was them who wanted to come, so they brought me. i'm chaperone basically . and i don't chaperone basically. and i don't tttnt— chaperone basically. and i don't think we've met, have we? nice to meet you . this is anita. and to meet you. this is anita. and he says other daughter. how are you? what's your name? gemma. nice to meet you.— you? what's your name? gemma. nice to meet you. now- you? what's your name? gemma. nice to meet you. now i've- 3cyl“? ” 7 gemma. nice to meet you. now i've just arrtvet— nice to meet you. now i've just arrtvet tron — nice to meet you. now i've just arrived from work— nice to meet you. now i've just arrived from work .— nice to meet you. now i've just arrived from work . straight from arrived from work. straight from wort. — arrived from work. straight from wort. ant— arrived from work. straight from work. and this— arrived from work. straight from work. and this is— arrived from work. straight from work. and this is nuts. this is non— work. and this is nuts. this is non sotutety— work. and this is nuts. this is how solutely known. almost as nuts— how solutely known. almost as nuts as— how solutely known. almost as nuts as sne— how solutely known. almost as nuts as she is.— how solutely known. almost as nuts as she is. i— how solutely known. almost as nuts as she is. i don't know the why— nuts as she is. i don't know the vvny sne— nuts as she is. i don't know the why she brought— nuts as she is. i don't know the why she brought the gin. cirirr: why she brought the gin. god, i tell why she brought the gin. god, i tet you— why she brought the gin. god, i ten you nttn— why she brought the gin. god, i tell you what, i'm— why she brought the gin. god, i tell you what, i'm definitely staying here afterwards. but this is the best. this is the best spot. now i'm going to ask, what's your name ? oh, it's a bit what's your name? oh, it's a bit shy. maybe nana sylvana. now, that's a lovely name. okay.

that's a really nice name. and anita, when it's all over, are you just going to feel like a like a crushing sense of what's next? i'm going to lie down in a darkened room. that's what i'm going— darkened room. that's what i'm aotna to— darkened room. that's what i'm aotna to to.— darkened room. that's what i'm aotna to to. tut— darkened room. that's what i'm going to do. but yeah,- :: that's what i'm going to do. but yeah, what is next?— going to do. but yeah, what is next? t— going to do. but yeah, what is next? t mean— going to do. but yeah, what is next? i mean, you— going to do. but yeah, what is next? i mean, you know, a tournattst— next? i mean, you know, a journalist said— next? i mean, you know, a journalist said to us the other day— journalist said to us the other tay tnat— journalist said to us the other tay tnat tn— journalist said to us the other tay tnat t-n a— journalist said to us the other day that i'm a bit— journalist said to us the other day that i'm a bit like michael nutte— day that i'm a bit like michael tutte at— day that i'm a bit like michael buble at christmas, the rollers out-roya— buble at christmas, the rollers out-royal event.- buble at christmas, the rollers out royal event. and i'm out at the royal event. and i'm tntnttna— out at the royal event. and i'm tntnttna ,— out at the royal event. and i'm thinking , that's— out at the royal event. and i'm thinking , that's true . '3r: thinking, that's true. and i'm tttnttnt— thinking, that's true. and i'm thinking that this this is going to be the last big royal event for a long time. so i'm going to party,— for a long time. so i'm going to party, enjoy— for a long time. so i'm going to pany. entoy tt— for a long time. so i'm going to pany. entoy tt ant— for a long time. so i'm going to party, enjoy it and just- rir33 a so i'm going to party, enjoy it and just love every— party, enjoy it and just love every ntnute— party, enjoy it and just love every minute of— party, enjoy it and just love every minute of it. that's what t-n — every minute of it. that's what i'm going to do. just have a great time. i love your little unton— great time. i love your little unton tast— 3”ri3 a i love your little union jack headpiece that we've got.— union jack headpiece that we've tot-_tn— union jack headpiece that we've tot—tn aotna- union jack headpiece that we've tot—tn aotna to| got. it's amazing. i'm going to tune— got. it's amazing. i'm going to tuna-tast— got. it's amazing. i'm going to bring-backlagain.- got. it's amazing. i'm going to bring back again. think bring you back in again. i think tnts— bring you back in again. i think this—another- bring you back in again. i thinkl this—another outing this jacket needs another outing .-was your name?- this jacket needs another outing . was your name? lewis . and what was your name? lewis ant— . and what was your name? lewis ant yove— . and what was your name? lewis ant yove tot— . and what was your name? lewis and you've got you've got and you've got here you've got vnat— and you've got here you've got vnat-aot— and you've got here you've got vnat-aotlyour- what have you got on your badges?— what have you got on your. tataest—save badges? you've got god save the ttnt—tep- - badges? you've got god save the ttnt—tep- tep- badges? you've got god save the ttnt—tep- vep andl king is that right? yep. yep and unat— king is that right? yep. yep and no are— king is that right? yep. yep and no you— king is that right? yep. yep and what are you hoping for? what voutt— what are you hoping for? what voutt you— what are you hoping for? what voutt you say— what are you hoping for? what would you say to— what are you hoping for? what would you say to charles? teause— would you say to charles? teause t— would you say to charles? because i met— would you say to charles? because i met him earlier trtetty— because i met him earlier briefly,-asked- because i met him earlier. briefly,-asked-are briefly, and i asked him, are you— briefly, and i asked him, are you a— briefly, and i asked him, are you a mue— briefly, and i asked him, are you a little bit— briefly, and i asked him, are you a little bit nervous about romorrow 7— you a little bit nervous about

tomorrow .7-he- you a little bit nervous about tomorrow .7 he said, not tomorrow? and he said, not room.— tomorrow? and he said, not roouy. ro— tomorrow.7 and he said, not roouy. rrr o— tomorrow.7 and he said, not really. in a sense, tomorrow? and he said, not really. in a sense, what would your— really. in a sense, what would your momoog— really. in a sense, what would your message to— really. in a sense, what would your message to him be leading up ro— your message to him be leading up to tomorrow?— your message to him be leading up to tomorrow? because he must be up to tomorrow? because he must oo o— up to tomorrow? because he must oo o mr— up to tomorrow? because he must oo o on o— up to tomorrow? because he must oo o on o rm— up to tomorrow? because he must be a bit a bit shaky— up to tomorrow? because he must be a bit a bit shaky . be a bit a bit shaky. um, just do whor— be a bit a bit shaky. um, just do what he normally does. just go for it and just do his best. and i think he'll i think he'll do fine. i think you've got high hopes— do fine. i think you've got high hopes for— do fine. i think you've got high room for mm. — do fine. i think you've got high hopes for him. have— r:r:::r �*" i think you've got high hopes for him. have you? yeah. room— hopes for him. have you? yeah. yeah definitely.— hopes for him. have you? yeah. yeah definitely. and he's got it mo— yeah definitely. and he's got it and roe-o— yeah definitely. and he's got it and mm gor— yeah definitely. and he's got it and he's got william and kate roomma— and he's got william and kate oommo-oo— and he's got william and kate behind-as well,- and he's got william and kate behind as well, which will and he's got william and kate beinice as well, which will and he's got william and kate beinice . as well, which will and he's got william and kate beinice . ands well, which will and he's got william and kate beinice . and of'ell, which will and he's got william and kate beinice . and of course, ch will and he's got william and kate beinice . and of course, camilla. be nice. and of course, camilla. so be nice. and of course, camilla. so-moomg— be nice. and of course, camilla. so-hoping ro— be nice. and of course, camilla. so-hoping to see- so you're hoping to see maybe the so you're hoping to see maybe rho-or— so you're hoping to see maybej the-of-tomorrow? the full set of them tomorrow? room — the full set of them tomorrow? room room— the full set of them tomorrow? room room-r— the full set of them tomorrow? yeah yeah.-i take- the full set of them tomorrow? yeah yeah. i take it you're yeah yeah. and i take it you're oom— yeah yeah. and i take it you're ooro r— yeah yeah. and i take it you're ooro r ask:— yeah yeah. and i take it you're dare i ask, are— yeah yeah. and i take it you're dare i ask, are you— yeah yeah. and i take it you're dare i ask, are you a fan of prime— dare i ask, are you a fan of prime horm— dare i ask, are you a fan of prince harry or— dare i ask, are you a fan of prince harry or not? no, no . prince harry or not? no, no. wou— prince harry or not? no, no. ore-u moro— prince harry or not? no, no. we'll leave it.— prince harry or not? no, no. we'll leave it. that that was mom:— we'll leave it. that that was rroory, room-r— we'll leave it. that that was frosty, wasn't it?— we'll leave it. that that was frosty, wasn't it? why not? why moro— frosty, wasn't it? why not? why mom mm— frosty, wasn't it? why not? why mom wm moro— frosty, wasn't it? why not? why not? why not? it's— frosty, wasn't it? why not? why not? why not? it's hard to oxorom— not? why not? it's hard to ooorom our— not? why not? it's hard to explain, but i— not? why not? it's hard to explain, but i just think it was . r— explain, but i just think it was . r don-r— explain, but i just think it was . i don't know.— explain, but i just think it was . i don't know. i— explain, but i just think it was . i don't know. i think- explain, but i just think it was . i don't know. i think it was a bit selfish as per say , not bit selfish as per say, not entirely, but just the way that he went out of the royal family. if he did it a different way, mome— if he did it a different way, more r— if he did it a different way, maybe i would— if he did it a different way, maybe i would accept him. but i mmk— maybe i would accept him. but i mmk mo— maybe i would accept him. but i mmk mo wry— maybe i would accept him. but i think the way that— maybe i would accept him. but i think the way that he's gone about it with his memoir and his

netflix documentary, it's the wrong way. and you've got all your family around you here today, you? and i today, haven't you? and i imagine today, haven't you? and i rmogmo you— today, haven't you? and i imagine you guys- : 7 and i imagine you guys are all moroomry— imagine you guys are all incredibly close looks imagine you guys are all- incredibly close-looks of incredibly close by the looks of minors— incredibly close by the looks of things presumably things and presumably would never have wanted to behave roomm— never have wanted to behave towards-like _ never have wanted to behave towards-like like - never have wanted to behave towards like like he did towards them like like he did as men.— towards them like like he did as room. mm— towards them like like he did as rrou. our rm— towards them like like he did as well. but i'm going to move it mono:— well. but i'm going to move it oromg, guys.— well. but i'm going to move it oromg, guys. rook:— well. but i'm going to move it along, guys. look, thank you vom— along, guys. look, thank you rem—r- along, guys. look, thank you rem—r ml along, guys. look, thank you. very—i mean, they very much. yeah, i mean, they meow-n— very much. yeah, i mean, they meow-n mm- very much. yeah, i mean, theyi are-now this .where are fantastic. now this is where my are fantastic. now this is where mar—going- are fantastic. now this is where my—gomg ro- are fantastic. now this is where my—gomg o i are fantastic. now this is where. my—gomg ro . ooo my cameraman is going to. god ororo— . m.- save the king. this is. hi. won:— save the king. this is. hi. rrou: mm— save the king. this is. hi. well, this is— save the king. this is. hi. well, this is where my cameraman is well, this is where my cameraman m-ro— well, this is where my cameraman m-ro-ro— well, this is where my cameraman ro-ro-ro oo— well, this is where my cameraman is-to-to be expert.- is going to have to be expert. martyr— is going to have to be expert. really7-90i"9_ is going to have to be expert. really?-going to- is going to have to be expert. really? going to walk past really? i'm going to walk past mm— really? i'm going to walk past mm-r— really? i'm going to walk past mm-r mor— really? i'm going to walk past mm-r trot-gorl really? i'm going to walk past| him-i just-get us him here. i just want to get us ore-smor— him here. i just want to get us omo-omor or— him here. i just want to get us one-shot of-crowdsl one final shot of the crowds all around— one final shot of the crowds all around-everybody- around here and everybody tomorro— around here and everybody gathering celebrating. gathering and celebrating. so tomorrow will— gathering and celebrating. so tomorrow will be the big day and gb tomorrow will be the big day and or norm— tomorrow will be the big day and or term or— tomorrow will be the big day and gb news, of course,— tomorrow will be the big day and gb news, of course, is the place to corm— gb news, of course, is the place to catch tr— gb news, of course, is the place to catch it all. _ gb news, of course, is the place to catch it all. we're— gb news, of course, is the place to catch it all. we're going to be .throughout- to catch it all. we're going to be throughout the course be live throughout the course of the be live throughout the course of rho—mo— be live throughout the course of rho—mo tr— be live throughout the course of the—and it has- the proceedings and it has roomy— the proceedings and it has roomy room— the proceedings and it has really been a— the proceedings and it has really been a momentous time in orrrom-o— really been a momentous time in britain's national— really been a momentous time in britain's national this britain's national history. this mou— britain's national history. this man moro— britain's national history. this mall here where— britain's national history. this mall here where can see all mall here where you can see all the _fluttering. - the flags are fluttering. tomor— the flags are fluttering. earlier charles earlier on, king charles was torm— earlier on, king charles was down-there's-to earlier on, king charles was- down-there's-to be, down here. there's going to be, i down here. there's going to be, r-omomor— down here. there's going to be, i-another few- down here. there's going to be, i-another few rows. i imagine, another few rows of tomo— i imagine, another few rows of toms-moore— i imagine, another few rows of tents-people all- i imagine, another few rows of tents people all celebrating tents and people all celebrating andldare— tents and people all celebrating andldare ooy— tents and people all celebrating and dare say drinking into the and i dare say drinking into the evening— and i dare say drinking into the evening oo— and i dare say drinking into the evening as well. _ and i dare say drinking into the evening as well. just from a ooroomor— evening as well. just from a personal perspective , because personal perspective, because rm— personal perspective, because r-m mour— personal perspective, because r-m mom ro— personal perspective, because i'm about to sign— personal perspective, because i'm about to sign off now, i trot—mom- i'm about to sign off now, i- trot—rmomk-vom just want to say thank you very, rom— just want to say thank you very, rem-ro— just want to say thank you very,

rem-to ooomom- just want to say thank you very,- very-to everyone-been very much to everyone who's been mmmg— very much to everyone who's been mmmg m— very much to everyone who's been tuning in .watching_ tuning in and watching and coming— tuning in and watching andi oommg—om tuning in and watching and- oommg—om mo coming and saying hello on the trou— coming and saying hello on the mort—moo— coming and saying hello on the mall—has been- coming and saying hello on the mall—has been an. mall as well. it has been an oooomro— mall as well. it has been an absolute pleasure and a prrvrrogo— absolute pleasure and a prrvrrogo ro— absolute pleasure and a privilege to get to so many absolute pleasure and a priyou ge to get to so many absolute pleasure and a priyou for:o get to so many absolute pleasure and a priyou for thist to so many absolute pleasure and a priyou for this wonderful, many of you for this wonderful, happy,— of you for this wonderful, happyr-happv- of you for this wonderful, happy, happy occasion of you for this wonderful,- happy,-happy occasion . it happy, happy, happy occasion. it roomy:— happy, happy, happy occasion. it motto-amo— happy, happy, happy occasion. it really,-and anita- happy, happy, happy occasion. it really, and anita and really, really is. and anita and familvr_ really, really is. and anita and familyr tro— really, really is. and anita and romrry, r-vo gor— really, really is. and anita and family, i've got about 30s, i mmk— family, i've got about 30s, i mmk ,— family, i've got about 30s, i think, until— family, i've got about 30s, i think , until i've— family, i've got about 30s, i think , until i've got to sign think, until i've got to sign om.— think, until i've got to sign or woott— think, until i've got to sign off. would you— think, until i've got to sign off. would you mind signing us off. would you mind signing us off mm— off. would you mind signing us off with with— off. would you mind signing us off with with a— off. would you mind signing us off with with a rendition of the norromor— off with with a rendition of the national anthem _ off with with a rendition of the national anthem ? yeah, why not? national anthem? yeah, why not? come— national anthem? yeah, why not? come om— national anthem? yeah, why not? come tor-o— national anthem? yeah, why not? come on, let's get— national anthem? yeah, why not? come on, let's get loads- national anthem? yeah, why not? come on, let's get loads of- come on, let's get loads of people in it. go on. so you stom— people in it. go on. so you start tr— people in it. go on. so you start it mom— people in it. go on. so you start it right now.- :�* c go on. so you start it right now. come on. ctifit start it right now. come on. go armo— start it right now. come on. go amro starr— start it right now. come on. go on. anita start us— start it right now. come on. go on. anita start us off- start it right now. come on. crtr cit" ' :�* t»; come start it right now. come on. crt:r cit" ' :�* t.3 come on, on. anita start us off. come on, come . on on. anita start us off. come on, . 0m king— on. anita start us off. come on, come . on king kong- on. anita start us off. come on, come . on king kong on- cit" ' :�* t.3 come on, come . on king kong on litvinenko come. on king kong on litvinenko roto— come. on king kong on litvinenko roro mmg. — come. on king kong on litvinenko roro mmg. oo— come. on king kong on litvinenko roro rmg. oo .— come. on king kong on litvinenko polo king. go . god— come. on king kong on litvinenko polo king. crtr ctr: come. on king kong on litvinenko polo king. crtr cirtrr: polo king. go. god save the king. da da da da- polo king. go. god save the king. da da da da da.- polo king. cirtr cirtrr: 3 da da da da da. send king. da da da da da. send vroror— king. da da da da da. send vroror eoo— king. da da da da da. send victor gao rius. _ 3 da da da da da. send victor gao rius. happy. p&o rius romg— victor gao rius. happy. p&o rius romg ro— victor gao rius. happy. p&o rius romg to ring— victor gao rius. happy. p&o rius

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