hello. good evening. i'm bethany elsey with your top stories from the gb newsroom. the conservatives continue to suffer heavy losses in the local elections in england with 207 out of 230 councils having declared their results . labour declared their results. labour has so far gained control of 20 councils, including east staffordshire and swindon, while the liberal democrats have gained ten. the tories have lost 42 councils, including stratford on avon, where former tory party chair nadeem zahawi is mp, while the prime minister , rishi sunak, the prime minister, rishi sunak, has admitted that the results are disappointing . the message i are disappointing. the message i am hearing— are disappointing. the message i am hearing from _ are disappointing. the message i am hearing from people- z g the message i am hearing from people tonight is that— am hearing from people tonight is that they— am hearing from people tonight is that they want— am hearing from people tonight is that they want us to focus on

their— is that they want us to focus on their priorities— is that they want us to focus on their priorities and— is that they want us to focus on their priorities and they want us to— their priorities and they want us to deliver— their priorities and they want us to deliver for— their priorities and they want us to deliver for them and that-s— us to deliver for them and that's about— us to deliver for them and that's about halving inflation, growing— growing the economy, reducing debt,— growing the economy, reducing debt-waning- growing the economy, reducing debt, waiting lists and debt, cutting waiting lists and stopping— debt, cutting waiting lists and stopping tiss— debt, cutting waiting lists and stopping the boats. that's what testis— stopping the boats. that's what psspts sate— stopping the boats. that's what people care about. that's what titty— people care about. that's what they want— people care about. that's what they want- deliver. - people care about. that's what they want deliver. and they want to us deliver. and that-s— they want to us deliver. and titt-s-tnt— they want to us deliver. and that's-and the- they want to us deliver. and that's and the government that's what i and the government are that's what i and the government going— that's what i and the government going to— that's what i and the government going to nont— that's what i and the government are going to work very hard to to. — are going to work very hard to do. meanwhile,— are going to work very hard to do. meanwhile, sir- are going to work very hard to do. simian“ " " are going to work very hard to do. " " do. meanwhile, sir keir starmer believes party is on believes the labour party is on track a majority in the track to win a majority in the next election. we've next general election. we've just taken medway- next general election. we've just taken medway for- "nix. gt: f iii" we've just taken medway for the first time— just taken medway for the first time snoo— just taken medway for the first time since 1998.— just taken medway for the first time since 1998. that is a very, very— time since 1998. that is a very, very good— time since 1998. that is a very, very good nignt— time since 1998. that is a very, very good night for— time since 1998. that is a very, very good night for the labour party— very good night for the labour into ont— very good night for the labour tony and its— very good night for the labour party and it's the— very good night for the labour party and it's the same story oisonnono— party and it's the same story oisonnono ,— party and it's the same story elsewhere , same— party and it's the same story elsewhere , same story in elsewhere, same story in itiynontn— elsewhere, same story in itiynontn ,— elsewhere, same story in plymouth , in— elsewhere, same story in plymouth , in stoke up in plymouth, in stoke up in middlesbrough . these are the key middlesbrough. these are the key tottiognonnts— middlesbrough. these are the key battlegrounds as— middlesbrough. these are the key battlegrounds as we go into the next— battlegrounds as we go into the next election— battlegrounds as we go into the next election . _ battlegrounds as we go into the next election . and— battlegrounds as we go into the next election . ' t: battlegrounds as we go into the next election . t: next election. and the liberal democrat leader, sir ed davey, said the concern relatives should be worried . these are should be worried. these are some of our best ever results. they give us a great foundation for they give us a great foundation ton tno— they give us a great foundation ton tno next— they give us a great foundation for the next general election. thev'll— for the next general election. inoy-ii to— for the next general election. they'll be conservative mps tno— they'll be conservative mps across the blue— they'll be conservative mps across the blue wall seats across many of- across the blue wall seats across many of these areas who witt— across many of these areas who niii to— across many of these areas who niii to really— across many of these areas who niii to natty ,— across many of these areas who will be really , really worried will be really, really worried tnot— will be really, really worried now that the _ will be really, really worried now that the liberal democrats oonit — now that the liberal democrats oonit toot— now that the liberal democrats could beat them _ now that the liberal democrats could beat them at the next

gononi—tool could beat them at the next. general—top news general election. the top news story— general election. the top news stony tnis— general election. the top news story this evening— general election. the top news story this evening on the eve of the story this evening on the eve of tits ting-s— story this evening on the eve of the king's coronation, the king ont— the king's coronation, the king and tno— the king's coronation, the king and the prince— the king's coronation, the king and the prince and princess of iioios— and the prince and princess of iioios noos— and the prince and princess of wales have greeted well—wishers on tno— wales have greeted well—wishers on tno noti— wales have greeted well—wishers on tno noii . — wales have greeted well—wishers on the mall . g on the mall. congratulations. you look much younger in the flesh and it's best to look peter murrell king charles made a surprise appearance to meet with some of the thousands gathered outside buckingham palace . william and kate joined palace. william and kate joined the palace. william and kate joined tno ting— palace. william and kate joined tno ting ton— palace. william and kate joined the king for the— f william and kate joined the king for the walkabout. they nnisot— the king for the walkabout. they onisot tno— the king for the walkabout. they onisot tno potty— the king for the walkabout. they praised the party atmosphere on the praised the party atmosphere on tno noti— praised the party atmosphere on tno noii ont— praised the party atmosphere on the mall and described the coronation— the mall and described the coronation as— the mall and described the coronation as a— the mall and described the coronation as a great moment of ooiotnotion— coronation as a great moment of ooiotnotion .— coronation as a great moment of celebration . the— coronation as a great moment of celebration . the trio shook celebration. the trio shook nonts— celebration. the trio shook nonts ont— celebration. the trio shook hands and took- celebration. the trio shook hands and took selfies with the crowds— hands and took selfies with the onowts ont— hands and took selfies with the crowds and there— hands and took selfies with the crowds and there were cheers of not— crowds and there were cheers of not sove— crowds and there were cheers of not sovo tno — crowds and there were cheers of god save the king. _ crowds and there were cheers of god save the king. the royalists too-no— god save the king. the royalists wo-no toen— god save the king. the royalists who've been camping out hoping to soton— who've been camping out hoping to soton o— who've been camping out hoping to catch a glimpse— who've been camping out hoping to catch a glimpse of history toing— to catch a glimpse of history toing noto— to catch a glimpse of history being made this— to catch a glimpse of history being made this weekend, have described— being made this weekend, have described it— being made this weekend, have described it as— being made this weekend, have described it as a— being made this weekend, have described it as a once in a iitotino— described it as a once in a lifetime opportunity . motty we lifetime opportunity. motty we were literally— lifetime opportunity. motty we were literally just walking back to tno— were literally just walking back to tno notoi— were literally just walking back to the hotel and— were literally just walking back to the hotel and then we just oyonytoty— to the hotel and then we just saw everybody cheering and came ont— saw everybody cheering and came ant-son— saw everybody cheering and came over and - saw the _ saw everybody cheering and came over and saw the king and over and then saw the king and i to tno— over and then saw the king and i to tno nont—

over and then saw the king and i to tno nont . — over and then saw the king and i to the hand . you've— over and then saw the king and i to the hand . /t:::t. gist over and then saw the king and i to the hand . 4:3. gist to the hand. you've got to shake the hand through the crowd and i got to shake of the hand. what did he shake his hand? no, unfortunately, i didn't.- t: t: " “a“c7 no, unfortunately, i didn't. but anyway,— unfortunately, i didn't. but anyway, it— unfortunately, i didn't. but anyway, it nos— unfortunately, i didn't. but anyway, it was still nice to see nin— anyway, it was still nice to see tin—nonst- anyway, it was still nice to seej him—belfast..see him come from belfast. to see tin.— him come from belfast. to see nin. its— him come from belfast. to see nin. its my— him come from belfast. to see him. it's my birthday tomorrow ont— him. it's my birthday tomorrow and i— him. it's my birthday tomorrow and i son— him. it's my birthday tomorrow and i tno— him. it's my birthday tomorrow and i saw the king today. " and i saw the king today. and in otter— and i saw the king today. and in otter-tho— and i saw the king today. and in other-the world— and i saw the king today. and in other the world health other news, the world health organisation announced organisation has announced that covid longer represents covid 19 no longer represents a global health emergency . it's global health emergency. it's a step towards the end of a pandemic that has killed nearly 7 million people globally. but the director insisted that countries should not let down their guard, warning the virus is here to stay . you're up to is here to stay. you're up to date on gb news. we'll bring you more news as it happens. now, though, let's get back to lawrence . lawrence. hindsight is a wonderful thing. it's so easy to look back after an it's so easy to look back after on event— it's so easy to look back after on event ont— it's so easy to look back after an event and see— it's so easy to look back after

an event and see exactly when sooningiy— an event and see exactly when seemingly inconsequential inoitonts— seemingly inconsequential incidents had— seemingly inconsequential incidents had a huge impact on consequences. now everyone has the consequences. now everyone has tno gitt— consequences. now everyone has tno gitt ot— consequences. now everyone has the gift of hindsight, but ponnops— the gift of hindsight, but pornogs o— the gift of hindsight, but perhaps a far— the gift of hindsight, but perhaps a far rarer skill is tonosignt— perhaps a far rarer skill is foresight and— perhaps a far rarer skill is foresight and anticipation of non— foresight and anticipation of non o— foresight and anticipation of how a series— foresight and anticipation of how a series of— foresight and anticipation of how a series of seemingly inconsequential events can alter the inconsequential events can alter tno tutors— inconsequential events can alter tno tntnno os— inconsequential events can alter the future as we _ inconsequential events can alter the future as we know it . the future as we know it. tomorrow, we _ the future as we know it. tomorrow, we will wake to a new town— tomorrow, we will wake to a new town ont— tomorrow, we will wake to a new town and o— tomorrow, we will wake to a new town and o now— tomorrow, we will wake to a new dawn and a new king change met witn— dawn and a new king change met nitn tott— dawn and a new king change met with both excitement and negotiation— with both excitement and trepidation ._ with both excitement and trepidation . anne i'm reminded trepidation. anne i'm reminded of trepidation. anne i'm reminded ot o— trepidation. anne i'm reminded ot o noon— trepidation. anne i'm reminded of a poem called— trepidation. anne i'm reminded of a poem called the convergence of a poem called the convergence ot tno— of a poem called the convergence ot tno innin— of a poem called the convergence ot tno inoin ty— of a poem called the convergence of the twain by thomas hardy tines— of the twain by thomas hardy iinos on— of the twain by thomas hardy iinos on tno— of the twain by thomas hardy lines on the loss— of the twain by thomas hardy lines on the loss of the titanic in o— lines on the loss of the titanic in o soiituto— lines on the loss of the titanic in a solitude of— lines on the loss of the titanic in a solitude of the sea , deep in a solitude of the sea, deep tron— in a solitude of the sea, deep tron nunon— in a solitude of the sea, deep from human vanity and the pride of from human vanity and the pride ot tits— from human vanity and the pride ot tits tnot— from human vanity and the pride of life that planned her silly couches. she _ of life that planned her silly couches. she still chambers late the couches. she still chambers late tno gyros— couches. she still chambers late tno gyros ot— couches. she still chambers late to gyros ot non— couches. she still chambers late the pyres of her salamandre and too— the pyres of her salamandre and tinos coit— the pyres of her salamandre and fires cold current— the pyres of her salamandre and fires cold current thread and tnnnot— fires cold current thread and tnnnot to— fires cold current thread and turned to rhythmic tidal lyres tno— turned to rhythmic tidal lyres over the mirrors— turned to rhythmic tidal lyres over the mirrors meant to glass the over the mirrors meant to glass to ooniont— over the mirrors meant to glass to onniont .— over the mirrors meant to glass the opulent . the— over the mirrors meant to glass the opulent . the sea worm crawls the opulent. the sea worm crawls gnotosguo— the opulent. the sea worm crawls grotesque slimed _ the opulent. the sea worm crawls grotesque slimed ,_ the opulent. the sea worm crawls grotesque slimed , dumb, grotesque slimed, dumb, indifferent—

grotesque slimed, dumb, indifferent jewels enjoy tosignot— indifferent jewels enjoy designed to _ indifferent jewels enjoy designed to ravish the sensuous nint— designed to ravish the sensuous mind to— designed to ravish the sensuous mind lie lightless_ designed to ravish the sensuous mind lie lightless all their soontios— mind lie lightless all their sparkles bleared and black and tiint— sparkles bleared and black and bind ,— sparkles bleared and black and bind , tin— sparkles bleared and black and blind , dim moon— sparkles bleared and black and blind , dim moon eyed fishes near blind, dim moon eyed fishes near gaso— blind, dim moon eyed fishes near gozo ot— blind, dim moon eyed fishes near gozo ot tno— blind, dim moon eyed fishes near gaze at the gilded— blind, dim moon eyed fishes near gaze at the gilded gear and guony— gaze at the gilded gear and guony .— gaze at the gilded gear and guony . wnot— gaze at the gilded gear and query . what does this query. what does this vainglorious- query. what does this vainglorious gloriousness down too?— vainglorious gloriousness down gg.ggyygg_ vainglorious gloriousness down here? well while— vainglorious gloriousness down here? well while was fashioning this creature— here? well while was fashioning this creature of— here? well while was fashioning this creature of cleaving wing, the imminent— this creature of cleaving wing, the imminent will that stirs and ungos— the imminent will that stirs and ungos oyonytning— the imminent will that stirs and urges everything prepare paired a urges everything prepare paired o siniston— urges everything prepare paired a sinister mate— urges everything prepare paired a sinister mate for her so gaily gnoot— a sinister mate for her so gaily gnoot o— a sinister mate for her so gaily gnoot o snono— a sinister mate for her so gaily great a shape of— a sinister mate for her so gaily great a shape of ice for a time far great a shape of ice for a time to ont— great a shape of ice for a time far and associate— great a shape of ice for a time far and associate and as the snott— far and associate and as the snort snip— far and associate and as the smart ship grew— far and associate and as the smart ship grew in stature, gnooo— smart ship grew in stature, gnoo ont— smart ship grew in stature, grace and hue— smart ship grew in stature, grace and hue in shadowy silent tistonoo— grace and hue in shadowy silent tistonoo grow— grace and hue in shadowy silent distance grew the— grace and hue in shadowy silent distance grew the iceberg to oiion. — distance grew the iceberg to oiion. inoy— distance grew the iceberg to alien. they seemed to be no monot— alien. they seemed to be no nontoi oyo— alien. they seemed to be no mortal eye could— alien. they seemed to be no mortal eye could see the intinoto— mortal eye could see the intimate welding of their later nistony— intimate welding of their later nistony ,— intimate welding of their later nistony , on— intimate welding of their later nistony , on sign— intimate welding of their later history , or sign that they were history, or sign that they were nont— history, or sign that they were tont ty— history, or sign that they were tont by post— history, or sign that they were bent by past coincident on being a bent by past coincident on being o twin— bent by past coincident on being a non twin halves— bent by past coincident on being a non twin halves of 1st august ovont— a non twin halves of 1st august ovont titt— a non twin halves of 1st august event till the— a non twin halves of 1st august event till the spinner of years stit— event till the spinner of years said now— event till the spinner of years said ont— event till the spinner of years said now and each one hears and oonsnnnnotion— said now and each one hears and consummation comes and jars to nonisononos— consummation comes and jars to nonisononos .— consummation comes and jars to hemispheres. now— consummation comes and jars to hemispheres. now many will eye this coronation— hemispheres. now many will eye this coronation with a sense of

joy this coronation with a sense of toy ont— this coronation with a sense of joy and anticipation. much as i inogino— joy and anticipation. much as i inogino tnoso— joy and anticipation. much as i imagine those setting off on the notion— imagine those setting off on the noiton yoyogo— imagine those setting off on the maiden voyage of— imagine those setting off on the maiden voyage of the titanic did too— maiden voyage of the titanic did too no— maiden voyage of the titanic did have new possibilities. great tooos— have new possibilities. great toogs toniont— have new possibilities. great leaps forward in— have new possibilities. great leaps forward in progress and notonnity— leaps forward in progress and notonnity ot— leaps forward in progress and modernity of unsinkable ships , modernity of unsinkable ships, nstos— modernity of unsinkable ships, nstos ot— modernity of unsinkable ships, masters of all— modernity of unsinkable ships, masters of all the oceans . and masters of all the oceans. and yet,— masters of all the oceans. and yot, witn— masters of all the oceans. and yet, with hindsight, we know tnot— yet, with hindsight, we know tnot tno— yet, with hindsight, we know that the titanic— yet, with hindsight, we know that the titanic was not indeed nnsintotio. — that the titanic was not indeed unsinkable. and— that the titanic was not indeed unsinkable. and in her vain , unsinkable. and in her vain, gionions— unsinkable. and in her vain, glorious haste— unsinkable. and in her vain, glorious haste to set a record tino— glorious haste to set a record tino to— glorious haste to set a record tino to tow— glorious haste to set a record time to new york, those lacking in tonosignt— time to new york, those lacking in foresight did— time to new york, those lacking in foresight did determined that she in foresight did determined that sno nonto— in foresight did determined that she would succumb to the overwhelming _ she would succumb to the overwhelming forces of nature . overwhelming forces of nature. sno— overwhelming forces of nature. sno not— overwhelming forces of nature. sno not no— overwhelming forces of nature. she had no answer to the spinner of she had no answer to the spinner ot tno— she had no answer to the spinner ot tno yoons— she had no answer to the spinner ot tno yoons .— she had no answer to the spinner of the years . now,— she had no answer to the spinner of the years . now, what one of the years. now, what one wonders, does— of the years. now, what one wonders, does the spinner of yoons— wonders, does the spinner of yoons novo— wonders, does the spinner of years have planned for this august— years have planned for this august event— years have planned for this august event ?_ years have planned for this august event ? an unsinkable king august event? an unsinkable king on its— august event? an unsinkable king on no motion— august event? an unsinkable king on his maiden voyage. so tittonont— on his maiden voyage. so different from _ on his maiden voyage. so different from the humble, sturdy,— different from the humble, sturdy, cautious vessel he nooiooos— sturdy, cautious vessel he nooiooos 7— sturdy, cautious vessel he replaces ? whatever your views on replaces? whatever your views on the replaces? whatever your views on to monotony,— replaces? whatever your views on to monotony, it— replaces? whatever your views on the monarchy, it is— replaces? whatever your views on the monarchy, it is in times of noti— the monarchy, it is in times of rapid onongo— the monarchy, it is in times of rapid change that— the monarchy, it is in times of rapid change that many find contort— rapid change that many find oontont in— rapid change that many find comfort in tradition and oonstonoy— comfort in tradition and oonstonoy .— comfort in tradition and constancy . hundreds of thousands constancy. hundreds of thousands will constancy. hundreds of thousands wiii tino— constancy. hundreds of thousands wiii tino tno— constancy. hundreds of thousands will line the street—

constancy. hundreds of thousands will line the street of london to inton— will line the street of london to watch this— will line the street of london to watch this ceremony in awe ont— to watch this ceremony in awe and adulation— to watch this ceremony in awe and adulation and others will too— and adulation and others will too yony— and adulation and others will noyo yony, yony— and adulation and others will have very, very different views. nut— have very, very different views. not tnot— have very, very different views. not tnot is— have very, very different views. but that is britain— have very, very different views. but that is britain we live in snitting— but that is britain we live in shifting tides.— but that is britain we live in shifting tides. the strong, oontitont— shifting tides. the strong, confident britain remains, but it nos— confident britain remains, but it too noon— confident britain remains, but it has been weakened from nitnin. — it has been weakened from within. quieten_ it has been weakened from within. quieten slightly as bad tos— within. quieten slightly as bad tos ston— within. quieten slightly as bad actors claw one— within. quieten slightly as bad actors claw one sidedly. through our actors claw one sidedly. through nistony— actors claw one sidedly. through nistony to— actors claw one sidedly. through our history to demean and decry the our history to demean and decry tno notion.— our history to demean and decry to nation a— our history to demean and decry the nation. a righteous self—flagellation is in process ont— self—flagellation is in process and ono— self—flagellation is in process and nooos— self—flagellation is in process and one hopes that with tonosignt— and one hopes that with tonosignt ,— and one hopes that with foresight , our- and one hopes that with foresight, our future king is uniguoiy— foresight, our future king is uniquely placed to unite this guiotiy— uniquely placed to unite this quietly unfurling kingdom. as his quietly unfurling kingdom. as no motion— quietly unfurling kingdom. as his mother did— quietly unfurling kingdom. as his mother did so wonderfully totono— his mother did so wonderfully totono nin — his mother did so wonderfully totono nin .— his mother did so wonderfully before him . there are already before him. there are already oositivo— before him. there are already positiyo signs— before him. there are already positive signs ._ before him. there are already positive signs . after all, positive signs. after all, a constitutional— positive signs. after all, a constitutional monarch relieves onitoin— constitutional monarch relieves onitointnon— constitutional monarch relieves britain from having to listen to swanky— britain from having to listen to some swanky little napoleon like tnnonnoi— some swanky little napoleon like emmanuel macron_ some swanky little napoleon like emmanuel macron . king charles emmanuel macron. king charles noon-t— emmanuel macron. king charles hasn't allowed— emmanuel macron. king charles hasn't allowed the— emmanuel macron. king charles hasn't allowed the love of his to— hasn't allowed the love of his iito to— hasn't allowed the love of his iito to to— hasn't allowed the love of his life to be sidelined during the celebrations.— life to be sidelined during the celebrations. instead, she is nont— celebrations. instead, she is tnont ont— celebrations. instead, she is front and centre— celebrations. instead, she is front and centre to the proceedings- front and centre to the proceedings ,- front and centre to the proceedings , reflecting a modern proceedings, reflecting a modern britain— proceedings, reflecting a modern nritoin onion— proceedings, reflecting a modern britain, which recognises, ignoits— britain, which recognises, upholds and— britain, which recognises, upholds and affirms adult human tomato— upholds and affirms adult human tonoio oois—

upholds and affirms adult human female roles. king— upholds and affirms adult human female roles. king charles has stood— female roles. king charles has stood up— female roles. king charles has stood up to— female roles. king charles has stood up to the— female roles. king charles has stood up to the whims of a tononting— stood up to the whims of a demanding actress and her soniio— demanding actress and her servile husband , despite a servile husband, despite a nonnguing— servile husband, despite a haranguing from the media. and in iiiiiion— haranguing from the media. and in william and— haranguing from the media. and in william and kate, we see a strong— in william and kate, we see a strong goon— in william and kate, we see a strong green shoots of hope and nnntio— strong green shoots of hope and humble service— strong green shoots of hope and humble service ._ strong green shoots of hope and humble service . there is humble service. there is ootinisn— humble service. there is optimism in— humble service. there is optimism in this green and oioosont— optimism in this green and pleasant land— optimism in this green and pleasant land ,_ optimism in this green and pleasant land , and should he pleasant land, and should he nooso— pleasant land, and should he nooso to— pleasant land, and should he nooso to ,— pleasant land, and should he choose to , king— pleasant land, and should he choose to , king charles iii choose to, king charles iii conti— choose to, king charles iii sonit novo— choose to, king charles iii could have the— choose to, king charles iii could have the adoration and the too— could have the adoration and the too ot— could have the adoration and the too ot tno— could have the adoration and the love of the whole— could have the adoration and the love of the whole country . but love of the whole country. but he love of the whole country. but to most— love of the whole country. but he must choose— love of the whole country. but he must choose is— love of the whole country. but he must choose is like the titans— he must choose is like the iitonio ,— he must choose is like the titanic , whether to arrive titanic, whether to arrive sononoiy— titanic, whether to arrive serenely into _ titanic, whether to arrive serenely into new york harbour sotoiy— serenely into new york harbour sotoiy on— serenely into new york harbour sotoiy on to— serenely into new york harbour safely or to rush— serenely into new york harbour safely or to rush towards nognoss— safely or to rush towards nognoss ont— safely or to rush towards progress and meet a cold and took— progress and meet a cold and tioot ont— progress and meet a cold and tioot ont ot— progress and meet a cold and bleak end at the— progress and meet a cold and bleak end at the hands of the iootongs— bleak end at the hands of the icebergs which— bleak end at the hands of the icebergs which await him as he novigotos— icebergs which await him as he noyigotos tno— icebergs which await him as he navigates the passage of his noign— navigates the passage of his noign .— navigates the passage of his noign . ting— navigates the passage of his reign . king charles is, after reign. king charles is, after gt,— reign. king charles is, after oii, no— reign. king charles is, after all, no queen— reign. king charles is, after all, no queen elizabeth, the tnintio— all, no queen elizabeth, the tnintio oyot— all, no queen elizabeth, the twinkle eyed but tight lipped, stoic— twinkle eyed but tight lipped, stoio tino— twinkle eyed but tight lipped, stoic who steered us safely tnnongn— stoic who steered us safely through those— stoic who steered us safely through those many years. king cnonios— through those many years. king cnonios is— through those many years. king charles is political and is nognossivo— charles is political and is progressive. one hopes that in notonnising— progressive. one hopes that in modernising the— progressive. one hopes that in modernising the modern monarchy, like modernising the modern monarchy, iito o— modernising the modern monarchy, iito o titonio— modernising the modern monarchy, like a titanic racing— modernising the modern monarchy, like a titanic racing for new tott— like a titanic racing for new york ,— like a titanic racing for new york , no—

like a titanic racing for new york , he doesn't- like a titanic racing for new york , he doesn't sink it in the york, he doesn't sink it in the onoooss— york, he doesn't sink it in the noooss . tos— york, he doesn't sink it in the process . yes, to— york, he doesn't sink it in the process . yes, to navigate the process. yes, to navigate the iootongs— process. yes, to navigate the iootongs ot— process. yes, to navigate the icebergs of progress, he would do icebergs of progress, he would to noti— icebergs of progress, he would to noii to— icebergs of progress, he would do well to renounce his association— do well to renounce his association with the world toononio— association with the world economic forum, to pledge his ottogionoo— economic forum, to pledge his ottogionoo to— economic forum, to pledge his allegiance to his— economic forum, to pledge his allegiance to his people and the notion— allegiance to his people and the nation, rather— allegiance to his people and the nation, rather than— allegiance to his people and the nation, rather than one to a nont— nation, rather than one to a world government to promote nonitoonoy— world government to promote meritocracy, to _ world government to promote meritocracy, to remind his poooio— meritocracy, to remind his people tnot— meritocracy, to remind his people that they are in charge of people that they are in charge ot tnoin— people that they are in charge ot tnoin own— people that they are in charge of their own destiny. not bad. nont— of their own destiny. not bad. bond villains— of their own destiny. not bad. bond villains in— of their own destiny. not bad. bond villains in switzerland. he snonit— bond villains in switzerland. he snonit oooso— bond villains in switzerland. he should cease his— bond villains in switzerland. he should cease his forays into the ot— should cease his forays into the arena of climate— should cease his forays into the arena of climate change. the oiinoto— arena of climate change. the climate-been— arena of climate change. the climate-been so- arena of climate change. the climate been so heavily climate has been so heavily goiitioisot— climate has been so heavily politicised and— climate has been so heavily politicised and his impartiality in tno— politicised and his impartiality in to too— politicised and his impartiality in the face of— politicised and his impartiality in the face of this debate, it must— in the face of this debate, it must to— in the face of this debate, it must be welcomed . if he does must be welcomed. if he does tnis— must be welcomed. if he does tnis no— must be welcomed. if he does tnis no wins— must be welcomed. if he does this, he wins our— must be welcomed. if he does this, he wins our trust . it is this, he wins our trust. it is witn— this, he wins our trust. it is with sincerity— this, he wins our trust. it is with sincerity at— this, he wins our trust. it is with sincerity at hope that our ting— with sincerity at hope that our ting isos— with sincerity at hope that our ting nis— with sincerity at hope that our king uses his foresight and wisdom— king uses his foresight and wisdom and— king uses his foresight and wisdom and god willing along and snooosstni— wisdom and god willing along and successful reign— wisdom and god willing along and successful reign ._ wisdom and god willing along and successful reign . he has the successful reign. he has the notion— successful reign. he has the nation behind— successful reign. he has the nation behind him today, and if he nation behind him today, and if no is— nation behind him today, and if no is to— nation behind him today, and if no is to onont— nation behind him today, and if he is to chart a— nation behind him today, and if he is to chart a new course, as is nis— he is to chart a new course, as is no nignt— he is to chart a new course, as is no nignt to— he is to chart a new course, as is his right to do— he is to chart a new course, as is his right to do so- he is to chart a new course, as is his right to do so with caution— is his right to do so with caution and— is his right to do so with caution and respect for the 1200 yoons— caution and respect for the 1200 yoons onion— caution and respect for the 1200 years which came— caution and respect for the 1200 years which came before our .

years which came before our. ting— years which came before our. ting cnonios— years which came before our. king charles has— years which came before our. king charles has , just in the king charles has, just in the tast— king charles has, just in the iost tow— king charles has, just in the last few minutes left buckingham toiooo— last few minutes left buckingham palace behind— last few minutes left buckingham palace behind me.— last few minutes left buckingham palace behind me. and it's weird toing— palace behind me. and it's weird toing nono— palace behind me. and it's weird being here presenting at my own coronation— being here presenting at my own cononotion .— being here presenting at my own coronation . god— being here presenting at my own coronation . god save the king coronation. god save the king tniiy— coronation. god save the king inity tonguson— coronation. god save the king emily ferguson is— coronation. god save the king emily ferguson is the digital noyoi— emily ferguson is the digital noyot otiton— emily ferguson is the digital royal editor for— emily ferguson is the digital royal editor for the daily txonoss— royal editor for the daily express and— royal editor for the daily express and is- royal editor for the daily express and is with me throughout— express and is with me throughout the show. this ovoning— throughout the show. this evening. emily, obviously you wonont— evening. emily, obviously you weren't around— evening. emily, obviously you weren't around for the last coronation. _ weren't around for the last coronation. who was ? but tell coronation. who was? but tell us, coronation. who was? but tell non— coronation. who was? but tell non witt— coronation. who was? but tell us, how will tomorrow differ tron— us, how will tomorrow differ tron tno— us, how will tomorrow differ from the late— us, how will tomorrow differ from the late queen elizabeth? so from the late queen elizabeth? so its— from the late queen elizabeth? so its going— from the late queen elizabeth? so its going to— from the late queen elizabeth? so it's going to be— from the late queen elizabeth? so it's going to be very- so it's going to be very different to the late queen elizabeth. it's going to be a lot elizabeth. it's going to be a tot snotton— elizabeth. it's going to be a lot smaller in— elizabeth. it's going to be a lot smaller in scale.- c it's going to be a lot smaller in scale. and in tino. — lot smaller in scale. and in tino. so— lot smaller in scale. and in tino. so tno— lot smaller in scale. and in time. so the queen elizabeth invitot— time. so the queen elizabeth invited over— time. so the queen elizabeth invited over 8200 guests to her cononotion — invited over 8200 guests to her coronation _goingl invited over 8200 guests to heri coronation _going to coronation we're only going to see about 2000 there tomorrow. so significant sailing so that's a significant sailing back. timing is back. and also the timing is going to be very different. so the service last time lasted over four hours. it's just going

to be two this time. and to be two hours this time. and as well, the coronation procession significantly pared back. also, it was five miles last time. now it's only 1.3. it's to take about 30 it's going to take about 30 minutes to 45 minutes for them to travel both ways by buckingham palace to westminster abbey and on reverse. and then also, we're going to see the differences quite symbolically also, we're going to see the difwellces quite symbolically also, we're going to see the difwell with uite symbolically also, we're going to see the difwell with the symbolically also, we're going to see the difwell with the buckingham' also, we're going to see the difwellbalconya buckingham' also, we're going to see the difwellbalcony . buckingham' also, we're going to see the difwellbalcony . so :kingham' also, we're going to see the difwellbalcony . so the gham' also, we're going to see the difwellbalcony . so the queen palace balcony. so the queen elizabeth was quite famously invited, a lot of people onto the hers. but king the balcony for hers. but king charles is going to follow her later and invite only later precedent and invite only senior onto the. senior working royals onto the. so why is it smaller? is it smaller? because- c 7 is it smaller? because we're saving the smaller? because we're saving to pionot— smaller? because we're saving to pionot ton— smaller? because we're saving the planet for king charles and his the planet for king charles and no oonont— the planet for king charles and his carbon, or— the planet for king charles and his carbon, or is— the planet for king charles and his carbon, or is it— the planet for king charles and his carbon, or is it smaller tooooso— his carbon, or is it smaller tooooso no-s— his carbon, or is it smaller because he's just less cool ? because he's just less cool? i think— because he's just less cool? i think noto— because he's just less cool? i think we're being— because he's just less cool? i think we're being a- because he's just less cool? i think we're being a bit mindful as well because there's been a lot of criticism. do we really want this scale of this event dunng want this scale of this event during a cost of living crisis? there's been a lot criticism there's been a lot of criticism and money is being and a lot of money is being spent it. and people are spent on it. and people are saying, not be spent saying, could this not be spent elsewhere? it's quite elsewhere? so i think it's quite mindful that, that it does mindful of that, that it does need down and appease mindful of that, that it does nee critics. down and appease mindful of that, that it does nee critics. really,n and appease mindful of that, that it does nee critics. really, ifand appease mindful of that, that it does nee critics. really, if you're pease the critics. really, if you're going mindful,

going to be mindful, why not just turn up to just cancel it and turn up to westminster someone westminster abbey, have someone give crown and how heavy give you the crown and how heavy is ino— give you the crown and how heavy is ino crown— give you the crown and how heavy is ino crown — give you the crown and how heavy is ino crown >— give you the crown and how heavy is the crown > the— give you the crown and how heavy is the crown > the crown is £5. so it's very heavy, but £5, two and half kilos in new and a half kilos in in new money. but he's doffing and a half kilos in in new mo cap but he's doffing and a half kilos in in new mo cap to ut he's doffing and a half kilos in in new mo cap to the he's doffing and a half kilos in in new mo cap to the brigade offing and a half kilos in in new mo cap to the brigade ,:fing and a half kilos in in new mo cap to the brigade , why his cap to the woke brigade, why toosn-t— his cap to the woke brigade, why toosn-tltoii— his cap to the woke brigade, why doesn'tlfall off— his cap to the woke brigade, why doesn'tlfall off ? _ his cap to the woke brigade, why doesn't fall off ? knits“ c doesn't it fall off? well, it's very— doesn't it fall off? well, it's very firmly sized, perfectly to his head. there's been loads of preparations this. not preparations for this. it's not going okay so tell going to fall off. okay so tell me what are you,— going to fall off. okay so tell me what are you, a- gist g so tell me what are you, a royalist? i on— me what are you, a royalist? i am a royalist. what- me what are you, a royalist? what percentage am a royalist. what percentage of am a royalist. what percentage ot tno— am a royalist. what percentage ot tno goooio— am a royalist. what percentage of the people do— am a royalist. what percentage of the people do you- what percentage of the people do you think are noyoiistso — of the people do you think are royalists? well,— of the people do you think are royalists? knits“ flirt; of the people do you think are royalists? 34222 "i422; royalists? well, there was a survey just out here right now. i would say good, solid 60, 70. yeah, i'm confident . are you are yeah, i'm confident. are you are you sonsing— yeah, i'm confident. are you are you sonsing oo— i423" £24" 024 are you are you sensing some republican sontinont— you sensing some republican sontinont on— you sensing some republican sentiment or some. you know, wnot-s— sentiment or some. you know, nnot-s tno— sentiment or some. you know, what's the point?— sentiment or some. you know, what's the point? what do you tnint— what's the point? what do you tnint tno— what's the point? what do you think the change _ what's the point? what do you think the change is here? nooooso— think the change is here? because obviously , queen because obviously, queen tiizototn— because obviously, queen elizabeth was— because obviously, queen elizabeth was she's irreplaceable . really. just irreplaceable. really. she just tooit— irreplaceable. really. she just tooit-it— irreplaceable. really. she just tooit-it .— irreplaceable. really. she just dealt-it . and— irreplaceable. really. she just dealt-it . and but- irreplaceable. really. she just dealt it . and but king dealt with it. and but king cnonios— dealt with it. and but king cnonios is— dealt with it. and but king cnonios is ,— dealt with it. and but king charles is , as— dealt with it. and but king charles is , as i- dealt with it. and but king charles is , as i said in my charles is, as i said in my oponing— charles is, as i said in my oponing, no— charles is, as i said in my opening, he is— charles is, as i said in my opening, he is quite political. do opening, he is quite political. i>o yon— opening, he is quite political. too you tnint— opening, he is quite political. do you think he's going to rein tnot— do you think he's going to rein tnot toot— do you think he's going to rein tnot toot in— do you think he's going to rein that back in and— do you think he's going to rein that back in and he's going to be that back in and he's going to to o— that back in and he's going to to o tit— that back in and he's going to be a bit more?— that back in and he's going to be a bit more? _ that back in and he's going to be a bit more? i— that back in and he's going to be a bit more? i think we've already to see a little already started to see a little bit of a shift because in his 70

years moment, years waiting for this moment, he political. we all he was very political. we all know he knows very know that. but he knows very much that monarch, you have much that as monarch, you have to your job as head to reign it in yourjob as head of state. leaving the of state. he's leaving the politicalization son, politicalization to his son, prince taking the prince william. he's taking the mantle but mantle of environmentalism. but he it. he's he is he still loves it. he's still about this still very passionate about this cause. throwing it cause. so he's not throwing it to side completely. and to one side completely. and there for that. and there is criticism for that. and what do you think about prince charles king, charles sorry, being defender of faiths rather than defender of the one true christian faith? i think that's in tooping— christian faith? i think that's in keeping with— christian faith? i think that's in keeping with 2023- a" 7 i think that's in keeping with 2023 . i think that's in keeping with 2023 . 4242; in keeping with 2023. there's not just— in keeping with 2023. there's not iust one— in keeping with 2023. there's not just one faith now. we're a multicultural society and it's just reflective of are just reflective of who we are now, whereas very now, whereas we're very different to when. okay. so following on logic of different to when. okay. sol following on-logic of the following on your logic of the toot—o— following on your logic of the fact a multicultural fact that we're a multicultural woto— fact that we're a multicultural noto sooioty— fact that we're a multicultural woke society and— fact that we're a multicultural woke society and charles is woke society and king charles is toning—tnon- woke society and king charles is toning—tnon i woke society and king charles is bowing—them , andi woke society and king charles isi bowing—them , and if bowing his crown to them, and if tnono— bowing his crown to them, and if tnono os— bowing his crown to them, and if there was ever— bowing his crown to them, and if there was ever an— bowing his crown to them, and if there was ever an example and you— there was ever an example and you toiiovot— there was ever an example and you believed in— there was ever an example and you believed in the divisive tuition— you believed in the divisive nuttisn ot— you believed in the divisive rubbish of identity politics, if tnono— rubbish of identity politics, if tnono os— rubbish of identity politics, if there was ever— rubbish of identity politics, if there was ever an example of a ninitogot— there was ever an example of a privileged white— there was ever an example of a privileged white male, surely ting— privileged white male, surely ting tnonios— privileged white male, surely king charles, is— privileged white male, surely king charles, is it so? why is he king charles, is it so? why is no toning— king charles, is it so? why is no toning to— king charles, is it so? why is he bowing to the— king charles, is it so? why is he bowing to the woke mob? noii. — he bowing to the woke mob? not no— he bowing to the woke mob? not to nos— he bowing to the woke mob? well, he has to— he bowing to the woke mob? well, he has to he— he bowing to the woke mob? well, he has to he has- he bowing to the woke mob? well, he has to he has to reflect society as it is. he he

is the pivotal person for us. he has to take every aspect of britain and reflect it as much as he can. and what's so you talk about multiculturalism ? i talk about multiculturalism? i would say multiculturalism is a toiiuno— would say multiculturalism is a failure. multiracialism is wonderful.— failure. multiracialism is wonderful. i— failure. multiracialism is wonderful. i mean, multicultural ism wonderful. i mean, multicultural isn is— wonderful. i mean, multicultural ion is gnoot— wonderful. i mean, multicultural isn is gnoot in— wonderful. i mean, multicultural ism is great in terms of food ont— ism is great in terms of food ont stutt— ism is great in terms of food and stuff like— ism is great in terms of food and stuff like that, but it's pointioss— and stuff like that, but it's pointless to— and stuff like that, but it's pointless to try— and stuff like that, but it's pointless to try and marry tittonont— pointless to try and marry different religions and faiths into— different religions and faiths into underneath culture, into one underneath one culture, nnion— which was built under a cnnistion— which was built under a christian system . so which was built under a- christian-system . so would christian value system. so would he christian value system. so would no to— christian value system. so would no to totton— christian value system. so would he be better to— christian value system. so would he be better to turn— christian value system. so would he be better to turn around and instoot— he be better to turn around and instoot ot— he be better to turn around and instead of trying— he be better to turn around and instead of trying to appease tnoso— instead of trying to appease tnoso tno— instead of trying to appease these the people that want to tininisn— these the people that want to diminish what— these the people that want to diminish what britain is and the ouosi— diminish what britain is and the ouosi ot— diminish what britain is and the values of britain,— diminish what britain is and the values of britain, would he be totton— values of britain, would he be totton to— values of britain, would he be better to stand— values of britain, would he be better to stand up and proudly stotot— better to stand up and proudly stotot tou— better to stand up and proudly state? you know,— better to stand up and proudly state? you know, this is briton.— state? you know, this is britain-is- state? you know, this is britain. is what we stand britain. this is what we stand ton— britain. this is what we stand ton-non.- britain. this is what we stand for.-know, come- britain. this is what we stand for. know, come follow for. and, you know, come follow us-tooono— for. and, you know, come follow us-become-of- for. and, you know, come follow us-become-of our- for. and, you know, come follow us become of our great us and become part of our great notion. — us and become part of our great notion. nut— us and become part of our great nation. but that's— us and become part of our great nation. but that's not- us and become part of our great nation. but that's not the role of what the king is. he he shouldn't up shouldn't really be standing up to is reflecting to people. he is reflecting britain as it is today. well, he he britain as it is today. well, he no snouitn-t— britain as it is today. well, he he shouldn't really— " c : well, he he shouldn't really stand for onytning.— he shouldn't really stand for anything, should he? he should be anything, should he? he should to inoontioi— anything, should he? he should be impartial and— be impartial and a constitutional monarch . so be impartial and a— constitutional monarch . so my constitutional monarch. so my tning— constitutional monarch. so my tning is— constitutional monarch. so my tning is. no— constitutional monarch. so my thing is, he talks— constitutional monarch. so my thing is, he talks about uniting

us tnnougn— thing is, he talks about uniting us through our— thing is, he talks about uniting us through our diversity arnie. ant— us through our diversity arnie. no in— us through our diversity arnie. no in iito— us through our diversity arnie. no in iito .— us through our diversity arnie. and i'm like , how how can you and i'm like, how how can you unito— and i'm like, how how can you unito poogto— and i'm like, how how can you unite people through diversity? nooouso— unite people through diversity? because diversity— unite people through diversity? because diversity is different , because diversity is different, isn-t— because diversity is different, on it?— because diversity is different, isnt it? so— because diversity is different, isn't it? so how— because diversity is different, isn't it? so how do you unite poonio— isn't it? so how do you unite people tnnougn— isn't it? so how do you unite people through difference albie but people through difference albie out too— people through difference albie but he's acknowledging those differences. _ but he's acknowledging those differences. if— but he's acknowledging those differences. if he— but he's acknowledging those differences. �*7 differences. if he was to just be the defender of the one faith, then you're aiming anteing so much of society as it is today. so trying to is today. so by trying to incorporate little bit, incorporate that a little bit, he's acknowledging that britain is different place. we've is a very different place. we've got these different got all these different religions and they're much religions and they're a much bigger of britain and bigger part of britain and the world is now . and do you world as it is now. and do you tnint— world as it is now. and do you tnint tnot— world as it is now. and do you think that do— world as it is now. and do you think that do you— world as it is now. and do you think that do you sense- : c and do you think that do you sense that the country— think that do you sense that the country is— think that do you sense that the country is behind— think that do you sense that the country is behind and that country is behind him and that too— country is behind him and that nos—o— country is behind him and that no-s—o toi- country is behind him and that he's—a fair wind. he's got he's got a fair wind ont—nol he's got he's got a fair wind. ont—no nos and sail behind him? he has i ttint— and sail behind him? he has i tnint to— and sail behind him? he has i think he does— and sail behind him? he has i think he does still have a lot of backing, but it has significantly since significantly dropped since queen elizabeth, as as we've just saying, she was she just been saying, she was she was on one true monarch. really? she frame for over 70 she was on the frame for over 70 years. everyone knew and loved the . the king the queen really. the king hasn't that standing hasn't quite got that standing as queen elizabeth does. it's going some but going to take some time. but i think with time he will get more support going forward. and do you think he should?- 92» g : and do

you think he should? what qt2» q : and do you think he should? what i q2» q : and do you think he should? what i was soying— you think he should? what i was soying, you— you think he should? what i was soying, you tnon— you think he should? what i was saying, you know, he's obviously got its— saying, you know, he's obviously got to own— saying, you know, he's obviously got no pogo— saying, you know, he's obviously got his own page on the world saying, you know, he's obviously got his ov forum; on the world saying, you know, he's obviously got his ov forum website world saying, you know, he's obviously got his ov forum website worlhe's economic forum website and he's tony— economic forum website and he's tony muon— economic forum website and he's tony nuon into— economic forum website and he's very much into environmentalism, nnion— very much into environmentalism, nnionlnon— very much into environmentalism, nnionlnon o— very much into environmentalism, nnionlnon o sont— very much into environmentalism, which-now a sort of— very much into environmentalism, which now a sort of religion which is now a sort of religion ont— which is now a sort of religion ont oontoiniy— which is now a sort of religion and certainly a— which is now a sort of religion and certainly a political movement.— and certainly a political movement. think and certainly a political- movement.-think he would movement. do you think he would tonotit— movement. do you think he would tonotit-ont— movement. do you think he would benefit-and the- movement. do you think he would benefit and the country benefit himself and the country to stop— benefit himself and the country to stop toot— benefit himself and the country to step back from _ benefit himself and the country to step back from political posturing?— to step back from political posturing? yeah, think i think posturing? yeah, i think i think tnot— posturing? yeah, i think i think no nos— posturing? yeah, i think i think no too to— posturing? yeah, i think i think that has to be— posturing? yeah, i think i think that has to be the— posturing? yeah, i think i think that has to be the way that is ot— that has to be the way that is ot nis— that has to be the way that is one of his main— that has to be the way that is one of his main criticism and nos— one of his main criticism and too toon— one of his main criticism and has been decades, really, has been for decades, really, his political—i his political involvement. i noon-too— his political involvement. i noon-too it— his political involvement. i mean,.had it emerged l his political involvement. ii mean,.had it emerged 20 his political involvement. i mean, had it emerged 20 years mean, we had it emerged 20 years ago about the ham writing, the notes that he gave to prime ministers, trying to influence policy . he he needs to really policy. he he needs to really rein that in. we are seeing a change. but i think he probably does back a little does need to step back a little bit. last month, he gave bit. just last month, he gave a speech where brought into speech where he brought into environmentalism . again, speech where he brought into entreceivedtalism . again, speech where he brought into ent received criticism. . again, speech where he brought into entreceived criticism. it's again, speech where he brought into ent received criticism. it's for ain, he received criticism. it's for him to move forward . i think he him to move forward. i think he does need to drop that to one side. yeah. i mean, it strikes me that we're in a strange penod me that we're in a strange period in history and actually a coronation may be a very unifying but this unifying thing, but this idea, this of this constant haranguing of diversity and it being our greatest strength these greatest strength and all these things, our greatest things, actually our greatest strength as human beings is that

things, actually our greatest streareh as human beings is that things, actually our greatest streare all; human beings is that things, actually our greatest streare all humani beings is that things, actually our greatest streare all human beings; is that things, actually our greatest streare all human beings ratherit we are all human beings rather than diverse human beings. you put so much emphasis on tinonsity— put so much emphasis on diversity, diversity, diversity . tut— diversity, diversity, diversity , but actually— diversity, diversity, diversity , but actually what unites us. ant— , but actually what unites us. ant-tnint— , but actually what unites us. and-think-hel , but actually what unites us. . and-think-he can and do you think he can he can gotnon— and do you think he can he can gotnonlun— and do you think he can he can gather-up because- and do you think he can he can gather up because i think my gather us up because i think my io— gather us up because i think my is— gather us up because i think my is too— gather us up because i think my view is he's going— gather us up because i think my view is he's going to have the notion— view is he's going to have the notion-tin — view is he's going to have the nation-him -if- view is he's going to have the nation - him - if he i view is he's going to have the. nation-him -if he can nation behind him 100. if he can titon— nation behind him 100. if he can titon tno— nation behind him 100. if he can ditch the politics,— nation behind him 100. if he can ditch the politics, ditch the environmentalism and ditch the nonto— environmentalism and ditch the world economic— environmentalism and ditch the world economic forum and serve his world economic forum and serve nis-is— world economic forum and serve nis-is tnot— world economic forum and serve his-is that his— world economic forum and serve his-is that his job?- world economic forum and serve his is that his job? it his people, is that his job? it is no— his people, is that his job? it is to ion — his people, is that his job? it is his job. but— his people, is that his job? it is his job. but i— his people, is that his job? it is his job. but i think tomorrow we're going to see just the amount of support that is behind him. there's going to be thousands of people here behind us. they're going to be flocking from had people from 6 am. we've had people there for days, almost weeks, camping that there for days, almost weeks, campiithe that there for days, almost weeks, campiithe amount that there for days, almost weeks, campiithe amount of that there for days, almost weeks, campiithe amount of strength he shows the amount of strength he has got for what he is doing now. what a what a now. he's i mean, what a what a i now. he's i mean, what a what a i noon— now. he's i mean, what a what a i nnot— now. he's i mean, what a what a i nnot o— now. he's i mean, what a what a i mean, what a poison- he's i mean, what a what a i mean, what a poison chalice . i mean, what a poison chalice. nut— i mean, what a poison chalice. out not— i mean, what a poison chalice. nut nnot on— i mean, what a poison chalice. but what an amazing gig as well. i mean, what a poison chalice. butheiat an amazing gig as well. i mean, what a poison chalice. buthe same amazing gig as well. i mean, what a poison chalice. buthe same time.ing gig as well. i mean, what a poison chalice. buthe same time. anyway, s well. i mean, what a poison chalice. buthe same time. anyway, nowll. at the same time. anyway, now toot.— at the same time. anyway, now toot. you— at the same time. anyway, now toot. you oo— at the same time. anyway, now look, you are watching and iistoning— look, you are watching and listening—livel look, you are watching and- listening_live from listening to gb news live from nuotingnon — listening to gb news live from buckingham palace show over ttono— buckingham palace show over tnono. tots— buckingham palace show over there. lots more— buckingham palace show over there. lots more coming up on tonignt-s— there. lots more coming up on tonight's show.— there. lots more coming up on tonight's show. still come , tonight's show. still to come, do tonight's show. still to come, to tno— tonight's show. still to come, to too ioooi— tonight's show. still to come, do the local england election nosuits— do the local england election nosuits snott— do the local england election results spell the _ do the local england election results spell the beginning of the results spell the beginning of too ont— results spell the beginning of too ont ton— results spell the beginning of the end for conservatives? the end for the conservatives? ant— the end for the conservatives? ant oo— the end for the conservatives? and more coronation chat with

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nonon iito— hawkins. that's why i get sheet nonon iito tnis. — hawkins. that's why i get sheet paper like this. is— hawkins. that's why i get sheet paper like this. is paul there? tout— paper like this. is paul there? tout .— paper like this. is paul there? paul . laurence— paper like this. is paul there? paul . laurence yeah, we're down. paul. laurence yeah, we're down. it's paul. laurence yeah, we're down. its not— paul. laurence yeah, we're down. its not when— paul. laurence yeah, we're down. it's not where it's— paul. laurence yeah, we're down. it's not where it's getting- it's not where it's getting busier and busier throughout the day, to be honest . earlier day, to be honest. earlier today, definitely the highlight, of course, the king turning up on the mall and then kate and william as well. there was a lot of excitement, _ william as well. there was a lot of excitement, but— william as well. there was a lot of excitement, but it's- �*ftt�* ll there was a lot of excitement, but it's quite tunny— of excitement, but it's quite funny, actually. - of excitement, but it's quite funny, actually. p funny, actually. at the beginning of the day, there were all these dignitaries and car important and important cars pulling up and everyone was getting their phones end of the phones out. by the end of the day, people just day, people were just moaning about it was more of about it because it was more of an inconvenience, it an inconvenience, because it meant people couldn't meant that people couldn't get around because obviously, as the cars have cars come through, they have to close crossings, which close all the crossings, which holds just like holds everyone up, just like everyone's here. everyone's being held up here. actually so actually at the moment. so people the dignitaries, people finding the dignitaries, cars, actually of cars, actually a bit of a nuisance, right now, but that's okay are in good okay because people are in good spirits over world. spirits from all over the world. all let's all over the country. let's speak of them now. speak to some of them now. hello, what's your name ? hello, guys. what's your name? i'm sophie, where have i'm sophie. sophie, where have you ? i've come down you come from? i've come down tron— you come from? i've come down tron insom— you come from? i've come down tron tnson in— you come from? i've come down from epsom in surrey— f 7 i've come down from epsom in surrey today. f 7 i've come down from ep \ in surrey today. f 7 i've come down from ep 4»2» et2n2»surrey today. f 7 i've come down from ep \»»:2» ey today. you come from? i've come down from ep not too far. whyjay. you come from? i've come down from ep not too far. why did you okay. not too far. why did you feel you have to be here? well, it's a day of history.— it's a day of history. obviously.- it's a day of history. obviously. the obviously. we've done the ouoons— obviously. we've done the

queen's funeral and, you know, we queen's funeral and, you know, no gust— queen's funeral and, you know, no iust nont— queen's funeral and, you know, no iust nont to— queen's funeral and, you know, we just want to be— queen's funeral and, you know, we just want to be here for this snooitio— we just want to be here for this snooitio toy.— we just want to be here for this specific day. it's— we just want to be here for this specific day. it's an occasion nnono— specific day. it's an occasion where everyone's— specific day. it's an occasion where everyone's coming together to ooiotnoto— where everyone's coming together to ooiotnoto o— where everyone's coming together to celebrate a british bit of tuition— to celebrate a british bit of british history— to celebrate a british bit of british history ._ to celebrate a british bit of british history . really? yeah. british history. really? yeah. ant— british history. really? yeah. ant-nont— british history. really? yeah. ant-nont to— british history. really? yeah. and want to part of it. and we want to be part of it. toon. — and we want to be part of it. toon. ant— and we want to be part of it. toon. no you.— and we want to be part of it. yeah. and you, what have you totoy— yeah. and you, what have you totoy 7— yeah. and you, what have you seen today ? we— yeah. and you, what have you seen today ? we saw king charles seen today? we saw king charles go in— seen today? we saw king charles go in ont— seen today? we saw king charles go in ont out. — seen today? we saw king charles go in and out. did— seen today? we saw king charles go in and out. “j »: q»2;e go in and out. did you get close? no. okay.- go in and out. did you get close? no. okay. just- go in and out. “j »: q»2;e f7 no. okay. just up to the close? no. okay. just up to the notion— close? no. okay. just up to the tonion ont— close? no. okay. just up to the barrier and saw— close? no. okay. just up to the barrier and saw the. _ f7 no. okay. just up to the barrier and saw the. that's pretty— barrier and saw the. that's nnotty oooi. — barrier and saw the. that's pretty cool. i423" q»2» pretty cool. yeah, that's got to be a highlight, right? well, we're seeing better " q q q7 well, we're seeing better tomorrow , we're seeing better tomorrow, nonotuiiy.— we're seeing better tomorrow, nonotuity. no— we're seeing better tomorrow, hopefully. are you looking tonnont— hopefully. are you looking tonnont to— hopefully. are you looking forward to tomorrow? just notoning— forward to tomorrow? just watching the _ forward to tomorrow? just watching the procession, seeing the coach and just the atmosphere really ? yeah. what is atmosphere really? yeah. what is it about these kind of occasions, though, that really get is exciting for you? i know we talk about being british and full of pomp, but what is it about this community? oh, really? okay. can you expand on that? yeah i literally met these guys funeral. at that? yeah i literally met these guys funeral . at the guys at the funeral. at the queen's funeral. - guys at the funeral. at the queen's funeral. and- q at the queen's funeral. and there's onotnon— queen's funeral. and there's another seven— queen's funeral. and there's another seven arriving and we iitonoiiy— another seven arriving and we literally become _ another seven arriving and we literally become friends from the funeral. _ literally become friends from the funeral. so— literally become friends from

the funeral. so that's fascinating because is because i know down there there was another group who also met at a funeral and then created a whatsapp group called the queen elizabeth. and did you do the same? was called the funeral same? it was called the funeral group . and now we've changed it group. and now we've changed it to cnoniio-s— group. and now we've changed it to charlie's coronation— c»2». and now we've changed it to charlie's coronation ' »: cm and now we've changed it to charlie's coronation ' »: to charlie's coronation and have you guys— to charlie's coronation and have you guys stayed in touch since the funeral? yes. and one of our tnionts— the funeral? yes. and one of our tnionts is— the funeral? yes. and one of our friends is actually— the funeral? yes. and one of our friends is actually flown- 7 4245. and one of our friends is actually flown in tron— friends is actually flown in tron int— friends is actually flown in ton to . — friends is actually flown in from la . so— friends is actually flown in from la . s c from la. so when we say it bnngs from la. so when we say it brings the country together and it's coming together, literally, this is the best example of that. amazing. together the nont.— that. amazing. together the nont. a— that. amazing. together the world. a whole— amazing. together the world. a whole new group of tnionts. — world. a whole new group of friends. now— world. a whole new group of friends. now so.— world. a whole new group of friends. now so. and like, next yoon— friends. now so. and like, next yoon soying— friends. now so. and like, next year we're saying we're all going— year we're saying we're all goinglto— year we're saying we're all going-beiand- year we're saying we're all going be and do something going to be up and do something all going to be up and do something oii-in— going to be up and do something all-in london. - going to be up and do something all in london. 4242; all together in london. there's no tutiioo— all together in london. there's no tutiioo. no— all together in london. there's no jubilee, no coronation, nothing. funeral. nothing. hopefully no funeral. hopefully but yeah, we're going to keep_ hopefully but yeah, we're going to toon in— hopefully but yeah, we're going to keep in touch— hopefully but yeah, we're going to keep in touch and— but yeah, we're going to keep in touch and we've all come from different parts of the country.— come from different parts of the ooun.oonnotny-- come from different parts of the country.-come from i country. the rains come from tosttounno— country. the rains come from eastbourne-the- country. the rains come from. eastbourne-the-we eastbourne down the coast. we got people coming in from tontsnino— got people coming in from tontsnino .— got people coming in from yorkshire , stansted , yorkshire, stansted, southampton, l.a . so they're southampton, l.a. so they're coming— southampton, l.a. so they're oonning tron — southampton, l.a. so they're coming from all— southampton, l.a. so they're coming from all over just to come here and— coming from all over just to come here and we all gather togotnon— come here and we all gather togotnon ont— come here and we all gather together and meet up. my together and meet up. so any snooitio— together and meet up. so any snooitio nont— together and meet up. so any snooitio nont ot— together and meet up. so any specific part of tomorrow that you're looking forward to the

ceremony, procession, you're looking forward to the ceremonyin procession, you're looking forward to the ceremonyin pprocession? the anything in the procession? the procession? i think is q " f 7 the procession? i think is going to be procession? i think is going to too—ino— procession? i think is going to to—ino goit- procession? i think is going toj be_the gold coach, be amazing. the gold coach, a lot have said that, lot of people have said that, haven't they? yeah, i wouldn't lot of people have said that, hththatthey? yeah, i wouldn't lot of people have said that, hththat one. yeah, i wouldn't lot of people have said that, hththat one. would i wouldn't lot of people have said that, hththat one. would you>uldn't lot of people have said that, hththat one. would you likei't lot of people have said that, hththat one. would you like to see that one. would you like to go in— see that one. would you like to go in tno— see that one. would you like to go in too noto— see that one. would you like to go in the gold coast? f go in the gold coast? because i tootsi— go in the gold coast? because i tooni its— go in the gold coast? because i heard it's not a very comfortable ride. proper bumpy. toon — comfortable ride. proper bumpy. yeah with the potholes nowadays, you good. yeah, you know, it's not good. yeah, exactly. used to the exactly. yeah. i'm used to the bumpy see michael, bumpy ride. if you see michael, listen, for speaking to listen, thanks for speaking to us. cheers us. really appreciate it. cheers guys. enjoy tomorrow. yeah. really it. thank you really appreciate it. thank you very so gives very much. yeah. so that gives you little flavour . and you a little flavour. and as i say, we've that a say, we've we've heard that a lot lot of groups of lot that a lot of groups of people met during the funeral. they've in and they've stayed in touch and they've again for they've come together again for they've come together again for the coronation so a real a real tangible example of how these kind of big national events, especially when they're around the monarchy, have brought people together . yeah. and also, people together. yeah. and also, i people together. yeah. and also, tos— people together. yeah. and also, is iistoning— people together. yeah. and also, i was listening to— people together. yeah. and also, i was listening to stuff- q yeah. and also, i was listening to stuff about notnoios. — i was listening to stuff about notnotos. so— i was listening to stuff about potholes. so it— i was listening to stuff about potholes. so it means royalists are potholes. so it means royalists tosot— potholes. so it means royalists are based now— potholes. so it means royalists are based now ._ potholes. so it means royalists are based now . paul tell me, are based now. paul tell me, snooting— are based now. paul tell me, snooting ot— are based now. paul tell me, speaking of visiting dignitaries . nono— speaking of visiting dignitaries . too you— speaking of visiting dignitaries , have you seen— speaking of visiting dignitaries , have you seen an orange haired oignitony.— , have you seen an orange haired dignitaryo perhaps— , have you seen an orange haired dignitary, perhaps a son of the ting—

dignitary, perhaps a son of the ting .— dignitary, perhaps a son of the ting . son— dignitary, perhaps a son of the ting . son ot— dignitary, perhaps a son of the king . son of the— dignitary, perhaps a son of the king . son of the king? \»2» king. son of the king? no, i nonon-t.— king. son of the king? no, i tonon-t. to— king. son of the king? no, i haven't. no to— king. son of the king? no, i haven't. no to be- king. son of the king? no, i haven't. no to be honest, i do know that a few a few people with orange hair have been mistaken in for the son of the king i've heard right. but king so i've heard right. but overwhelmingly, the- overwhelmingly, the atmosphere tonn— overwhelmingly, the atmosphere tonn tnono — overwhelmingly, the atmosphere tonn tnono is— overwhelmingly, the atmosphere down there is happy and go lucky . ant— down there is happy and go lucky . ant noo— down there is happy and go lucky . and we're excited— down there is happy and go lucky . and we're excited about the cononotion— . and we're excited about the coronation to— . and we're excited about the coronation to come . / . and we're excited about the coronation to come . 4 coronation to come. yeah, that's absolutely . yeah. a real sense absolutely. yeah. a real sense of community, a lot of positivity, arnie people. it's quite funny. i was talking to a couple of people on the other side of the road and someone stopped and excuse stopped them and said, excuse me, are you the texan ladies? and they went, no, no, no. they're on the they're three trees down on the left that's extent of the left. that's the extent of the familiarity motty that people have with one another. now, knowing people knowing knowing people by names, knowing by they come by people, by where they come from of referring to from and kind of referring to them were next door them as if they were next door neighbours, kind of like temporary that temporary community that sprung up mall. so it's up along the mall. so it's really really good see really good, really good to see whether of the whether you're a fan of the monarchy that's got monarchy or not. that's got to be a good thing. and forgive me for like really boring for asking like really boring practical but where practical questions, but where does one commit one's ablutions or brush one's teeth when one is

in a tent on the mall? well, you know, take your pick. some people are going without. and just not doing it for a few days . as i've seen, a lot of people are sleeping in chairs. you can p0p are sleeping in chairs. you can pop to. there are toilet facilities available that you can go or, you know, just grab a bottle of water, swirl it around in your mouth, brush your teeth. that way people are i know, i know a couple people over know a couple of people over there. their bags there. they had their bags stolen they stolen from their car. they parked sloane parked their car in sloane square , had bags stolen parked their car in sloane squeso, had bags stolen parked their car in sloane squeso, had justlags stolen parked their car in sloane squeso, had just in s stolen parked their car in sloane squeso, had just in the olen out. so they're just in the clothes they're in. they've got their tent and a few to their tent and a few bits to eat. but people just getting eat. but people are just getting on really. they're on with it, really. they're like, in like, you know, it's a once in a lifetime occasion. just make it work. whatever's going to happen. absolutely what a wonderful thing— happen. absolutely what a wonderful thing-see- man what a wonderful thing see of all wonderful thing to see of all tnoso— wonderful thing to see of all tnoso noonio— wonderful thing to see of all these people from across the iono— these people from across the land, internationally these people from across the land, coming ternationally these people from across the land, coming to nationally these people from across the land, coming to this nally these people from across the land, coming to this wonderful well, coming to this wonderful city— well, coming to this wonderful oity ot— well, coming to this wonderful oity ot ous— well, coming to this wonderful city of ours to— well, coming to this wonderful city of ours to see— well, coming to this wonderful city of ours to see the coronation _ city of ours to see the coronation of- city of ours to see the coronation of our future. king tout— coronation of our future. king paul hawkins— coronation of our future. king paul hawkins ,_ coronation of our future. king paul hawkins , thank you. you're paul hawkins, thank you. you're notoning— paul hawkins, thank you. you're notoning ont— paul hawkins, thank you. you're watching and listening to gb tons— watching and listening to gb tons tino— watching and listening to gb news live from _ watching and listening to gb news live from buckingham palace with news live from buckingham palace nitn no— news live from buckingham palace with me, laurence— news live from buckingham palace with me, laurence fox . lots more with me, laurence fox. lots more coming— with me, laurence fox. lots more coming up— with me, laurence fox. lots more oonning up on— with me, laurence fox. lots more coming up on tonight's show.

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channel. britain is watching . channel. britain is watching. god save the king. right. we're toot— god save the king. right. we're toot .— god save the king. right. we're toot . tniiy— god save the king. right. we're back. emily ferguson,- c»2»»: q right. we're back. emily ferguson, digital itoyoi— back. emily ferguson, digital itoyoi otiton— back. emily ferguson, digital royal editor at— back. emily ferguson, digital royal editor at the daily tonnoss— royal editor at the daily itnnoss is— royal editor at the daily express is here with me. emily we've covered— express is here with me. emily we've covered some of what you otnoot— we've covered some of what you otnoot tononon— we've covered some of what you expect tomorrow, but what about ot— expect tomorrow, but what about ot tno — expect tomorrow, but what about some of the history behind ononytning— some of the history behind ononytning 7— some of the history behind everything ? first of all, i want everything? first of all, i want to ost— everything? first of all, i want to ost you— everything? first of all, i want to ost you tno— everything? first of all, i want to ask you the one that really totnons— to ask you the one that really totnons no— to ask you the one that really bothers me, which cast my pronto.— bothers me, which cast my producer, calls— bothers me, which cast my producer, calls the stone of soono— producer, calls the stone of soono .— producer, calls the stone of scone , which— producer, calls the stone of scone , which normal people call scone, which normal people call the scone, which normal people call to stono— scone, which normal people call to stono ot— scone, which normal people call the stone of scone. _ scone, which normal people call the stone of scone. what is it? so the stone of scone. what is it? so its— the stone of scone. what is it? so its stono— the stone of scone. what is it? so it's stone of— the stone of scone. what is it? so it's stone of scone.- the stone of scone. what is it? so it's stone of scone. it's- the stone of scone. what is it? so it's stone of scone. it's got two names, stone of scone and the stone of destiny. so it's almost a thousand years old.

it's a block of sandstone, about so big. weighs 125kg. and it goes underneath the coronation chair . so goes underneath the coronation chair. so king charles albie sitting above it when he's crowned and it's actually got a bit of controversy actually. so its ancient symbolism of scottish monarchy . so it was scottish monarchy. so it was first used by scottish monarchs many, many years ago and then engush many, many years ago and then english used it as well. and we kept it down here in england and in 1954, scottish students decided they were going to break into westminster abbey. they stole it and took it back to scotland. we brought it back down. how did bring it down. it was how did we bring it back down? well , says, yeah , we back down? well, says, yeah, we tnougnt— back down? well, says, yeah, we tnougnt it— back down? well, says, yeah, we brought it back— back down? well, says, yeah, we brought it back down. - f :7 well, says, yeah, we brought it back down. . f :7 well, says, yeah, we brought it back down. e brought it back down. it was usoo— brought it back down. it was not tot— brought it back down. it was used for 1953.— brought it back down. it was used for 1953. coronation of queen elizabeth stays here. but in 1996, being our diplomatic queen, she decided, along with john major , that it was going to john major, that it was going to return to scotland and done return to scotland and has done ever since. and been ever since. and it's been brought down again today for tomorrow's coronation so this fascinates me-history. tomorrow's coronation so this fascinates me-history is| fascinates me about history is iito— fascinates me about history isi like—uninterrupted fascinates me about history is. like—uninterrupted . like pretty much uninterrupted. otnon— like pretty much uninterrupted. otnon tnon— like pretty much uninterrupted. other than that— like pretty much uninterrupted. other than that cromwell chap, for other than that cromwell chap, ton izoo— other than that cromwell chap, to me yoons— other than that cromwell chap, for 1200 years we've had

for1200 years we've had a constitutional— for 1200 years we've had a constitutional monarchy in this country— constitutional monarchy in this country in— constitutional monarchy in this country in tno— constitutional monarchy in this country in the eyes of the world must— country in the eyes of the world must to— country in the eyes of the world must be honest— country in the eyes of the world must be honest going, come on, guys,— must be honest going, come on, guys. youo— must be honest going, come on, guys. you doing— must be honest going, come on, guys, you're doing something nignt— guys, you're doing something right. throughout 1200 right. but throughout that 1200 yoons— right. but throughout that 1200 l years we've had, we've had some soots— years we've had, we've had some soots-not— years we've had, we've had some soots-not no— years we've had, we've had some scots,-we? we -to. - years we've had, we've had some scots,-we? we -to. wei scots, didn't we? we had to. we not— scots, didn't we? we had to. we not-titt— scots, didn't we? we had to. we had-nick-from - scots, didn't we? we had to. we had nick from scotland, had to nick gibb from scotland, titn-t— had to nick gibb from scotland, titn-t-it-s— had to nick gibb from scotland, didn't-it's kind- had to nick gibb from scotland, didn't-it's kind of- had to nick gibb from scotland, didn't it's kind of fair didn't we? so it's kind of fair onougn. — didn't we? so it's kind of fair onougn. noti— didn't we? so it's kind of fair. enough. -all-returning enough. i'm all right. returning the enough. i'm all right. returning to ston— enough. i'm all right. returning the stone. -stone_ enough. i'm all right. returning the stone. -stone of- enough. i'm all right. returning the stone. stone of scone to the stone. the stone of scone to sootiont.— the stone. the stone of scone to sootiont. nut— the stone. the stone of scone to scotland. but what— the stone. the stone of scone to scotland. but what about the tigin— scotland. but what about the elgin marbles?— scotland. but what about the elgin marbles? what? sorry elgin marbles? the what? sorry ino— elgin marbles? the what? sorry no tigin— elgin marbles? the what? sorry the elgin marbles. should we not tun— the elgin marbles. should we not tun tun— the elgin marbles. should we not return return those _ the elgin marbles. should we not return return those to greece as wan— return return those to greece as noiitltnint— return return those to greece as well?ithink that's— return return those to greece as well? think that's for another well? i think that's for another tino— well? i think that's for another tino onynoy— well? i think that's for another tino onynoy. so— well? i think that's for another time anyway. so tell me, what no oonoot— time anyway. so tell me, what can we expect to _ time anyway. so tell me, what can we expect to happen tonnonon— can we expect to happen tomorrow? what's the first thing going— tomorrow? what's the first thing going to— tomorrow? what's the first thing we're going to see— tomorrow? what's the first thing we're going to see our tvs? we're going to see on our tvs? so we're going to see on our tvs? so tno— we're going to see on our tvs? so too tint— we're going to see on our tvs? so the first thing— we're going to see on our tvs? so the first thing we're going to—it-s- so the first thing we're going to—it-s goingi so the first thing we're going. to—it-s going to to see on our tvs, it's going to be to see on our tvs, it's going to to 6:00— to see on our tvs, it's going to to em in— to see on our tvs, it's going to be 6:00 in the— to see on our tvs, it's going to be 6:00 in the morning. 4; 42; be 6:00 in the morning. they're going— be 6:00 in the morning. they're going opening going to be opening the procession crowds. procession route for the crowds. it's be en it's it's going to be en masse. it's going get very, very going to get busy very, very quickly. and then from about 9:30 am, we're going to get the congregation. get congregation. we're going to get the family. the members of the royal family. everyone going everyone invited is going to be walking westminster abbey walking into westminster abbey slowly and then from 10:00, we are the and are going to get the king and queen leaving buckingham are going to get the king and que

the golden state coach. what's the golden state coach. what's the the diamond the difference? so the diamond jubilee our late queen, jubilee nod to our late queen, obviously, it was for her obviously, it was made for her diamond jubilee and it's also a lot more modern. it's a lot comfier golden state comfier because the golden state coach really, coach is traditionally really, really uncomfortable . the really uncomfortable. the queen's coronation in 1953, she had a hot water bottle underneath queen victoria complained terribly as to how uncomfortable it is. so i think that's probably a bit of the reason why they're not using it for both journeys. really. white privilege. i'd say. white privilege. i'd sayj so white privilege. i'd say. so toti— white privilege. i'd say. so ton—tno- white privilege. i'd say. so. tell—the what's tell me, what have the what's tno— tell me, what have the what's tno-ginon— tell me, what have the what's tno-ginon-nono- tell me, what have the what's the given pope come tell me, what have the what's- the-given-pope come on. the pope given the pope come on. nnot-s— the pope given the pope come on. nnot-s tno— the pope given the pope come on. nnot-s tno nono— the pope given the pope come on. what's the pope given to king cnoniost — what's the pope given to king charles? well,— what's the pope given to king charles? well, very- charles? well, very interestingly, the pope has given fragments, which is believed to be from the cross that jesus was crucified on. oh come on. so these these tiny little fragments, they're only one centimetre and five millimetres, and they're going to be they're put on the wales cross. it's going to be used the king's procession. they're so small, to be small, we're not going to be able them. we're not able to see them. we're not going the going to get to see the fragments of the cross that christ crucified on. but christ was crucified on. but it's going to be very, very minute. he

minute. where has he been keeping pope in his keeping those? the pope in his totsito— keeping those? the pope in his bedside-yeah.- keeping those? the pope in his bedside yeah. yeah. keeping those? the pope in his bedside been yeah. yeah. keeping those? the pope in his bedside been locked �*i. yeah. keeping those? the pope in his bedside been locked away]. keeping those? the pope in his bedside been locked away. locked they've been locked away. locked away. and should we away. and what role should we otnoot— away. and what role should we otnootlininoo— and what role should we expect prince william ? the expect for prince william? the tnot— expect for prince william? the no no — expect for prince william? the one that we dare— expect for prince william? the one that we dare not speak his ont— one that we dare not speak his ont tno— one that we dare not speak his name and the-of- one that we dare not speak his name and the of the royal name and the rest of the royal toniiy— name and the rest of the royal toniiy. oo— name and the rest of the royal family. so prince— name and the rest of the royal family. so prince william, he's name and the rest of the royal familjto'yo prince william, he's name and the rest of the royal familjto be ’rince william, he's name and the rest of the royal familjto be thee william, he's name and the rest of the royal familjto be the one,.liam, he's name and the rest of the royal familjto be the one, duke he's name and the rest of the royal familjto be the one, duke that's going to be the one, duke that's going— going to be the one, duke that's going-nonogo— going to be the one, duke that's. going-nonogo-ting. going to pay homage to the king. so going to pay homage to the king. so too— going to pay homage to the king. so not going— going to pay homage to the king. so not going to— going to pay homage to the king. so not going to go— going to pay homage to the king. so he's going to go and— going to pay homage to the king. so he's going to go and kiss- going to pay homage to the king. so he's going to go and kiss the cheek of father. that's cheek of his father. and that's that's he's going to that's pretty much he's going to be ceremonial robes. obviously, his prince george, be ceremonial robes. obviously, his going prince george, be ceremonial robes. obviously, his going prinae george, be ceremonial robes. obviously, his going prina very rge, he's going to have a very special role age of nine. special role at the age of nine. he's to be page of he's going to be a page of honour king. one of honour for the king. one of eight youngsters, and he's going to helping his robes eight youngsters, and he's going to idayng his robes eight youngsters, and he's going to iday .g his robes eight youngsters, and he's going to iday . and his robes eight youngsters, and he's going to iday . and then his robes eight youngsters, and he's going to iday . and then the robes eight youngsters, and he's going to iday . and then the man we on the day. and then the man we have questioned , prince harry, have questioned, prince harry, he there . he will be he will be there. he will be arriving. wait, you said he will be arriving. wait, you said he will too-tou— arriving. wait, you said he will to-tou toon— arriving. wait, you said he will be-you keep saying- be there. you keep saying this tonon.— be there. you keep saying this to-nony. tony— be there. you keep saying this to very, very concerned. to the very, very concerned. toon.— to the very, very concerned. toon. tut— to the very, very concerned. yeah, but this— to the very, very concerned. yeah, but this the more emphatic you—to— yeah, but this the more emphatic you—to you- yeah, but this the more emphatic you—to you tnonl you are about it, do you know too— you are about it, do you know no nonot — you are about it, do you know he's here? -don't- you are about it, do you know he's here? »: c you are about it, do you know he's here? »:»2»" c �*00�*5�*4�*3 he's here? we don't know 100% for he will have for certain, but he will have arrived today. he's not going to leave the last minute. leave it to the last minute. it's will have arrived today it's he will have arrived today , unfortunately, not , but unfortunately, it's not been we don't know been pictured. we don't know 100% certain. so you 100% for certain. but so you don't to make a little bet don't want to make a little bet now as to whether he's going to be there. he'll be there be he's there. he'll be there tomorrow. okay.—

be he's there. he'll be there tomorrow. okay. and- be he's there. he'll be there tomorrow. okay. and what role will in ceremony? he will he play in the ceremony? he will he play in the ceremony? he will official role. oh, will have no official role. oh, it's royal anymore. it's not working royal anymore. do like charles for do you like king charles for putting— do you like king charles for gutting-in— do you like king charles for putting-in his- do you like king charles for putting in his missus putting him in his missus in place?— putting him in his missus in niooot-you- putting him in his missus in- place?-you-about place? what do you think about not?— place? what do you think about tnott-tnot-s— place? what do you think about that?-that's quite- place? what do you think about that? that's quite cool. that? i think that's quite cool. i that? i think that's quite cool. i toot— that? i think that's quite cool. i toot guito— that? i think that's quite cool. i feel quite upbeat about it. ant—toti- i feel quite upbeat about it. ant—ton youl and i quite like i tell you not.— and i quite like i tell you not-sonny.- and i quite like i tell you what, sorry, this is what, i really sorry, this is ninty— what, i really sorry, this is nintylnooiiy— what, i really sorry, this is windy. really like fact windy. i really like the fact tnot— windy. i really like the fact that-queen _ windy. i really like the fact that-queen-isl windy. i really like the fact- that-queen-is really that the queen consort is really noto— that the queen consort is really noitlsuon— that the queen consort is really held-such high— that the queen consort is really held such high regard because held in such hiin regard because it held in such high regard because it wont— held in such high regard because it nouit nono— held in such high regard because it would have been— held in such high regard because it would have been very easy. ant— it would have been very easy. no i— it would have been very easy. no i inogino— it would have been very easy. and i imagine the establishment nouit— and i imagine the establishment nouit nono— and i imagine the establishment would have tried— and i imagine the establishment would have tried to of would have tried to sort of sitoiino— would have tried to sort of- sideline _wouldn't would have tried to sort of- sideliiso_wouldn't would have tried to sort of- sideliiso i_wouldn't would have tried to sort of sideliiso i think wouldn't would have tried to sort of sideliiso i think it's wouldn't would have tried to sort of sideliiso i think it's suchildn't they? so i think it's such a its— they? so i think it's such a its-o— they? so i think it's such a its-o gnoot- they? so i think it's such a it's a great testament to it's such a great testament to nnoonnt— it's such a great testament to notion-tnot— it's such a great testament to modern-that we- it's such a great testament to modern that we are, you modern britain that we are, you now.— modern britain that we are, you tnon-is— modern britain that we are, you tnon-is os— modern britain that we are, you know, is as important modern britain that we are, you knthim. is as important modern britain that we are, you knthim. they're s as important modern britain that we are, you knthim. they're a as important modern britain that we are, you knthim. they're a union.ortant as him. they're a union. you now.— as him. they're a union. you tnon. ont— as him. they're a union. you know, and that's— as him. they're a union. you know, and that's very important. toon.— know, and that's very important. toon—its- know, and that's very important. yeah,_it's taken. know, and that's very important.| yeah,_it's taken 20 yeah, 100. i mean, it's taken 20 years to get here, like 20 years ago, have been ago, it would have been unimaginable camilla be unimaginable for camilla to be crowned alongside charles. so we've long way and we've really come a long way and obviously, coronation, obviously, after the coronation, she's queen camilla. she's going to be queen camilla. she's be camilla she's not going to be camilla karim saw when they first karim khan saw when they first married in 2005, they said it was going to be princess consort. so we've really we've really ahead. and other really moved ahead. and other than to a really moved ahead. and other than-to-a picture- really moved ahead. and other than-to-a picture of. than trying to get a picture of ninoo— than trying to get a picture of ninoo-on— than trying to get a picture of prince _or not,- than trying to get a picture of prince or not, prince prince harry or not, prince tony— prince harry or not, prince harry pause. harry duke of sussex, now pause. otoy— harry duke of sussex, now pause. otoy onon— harry duke of sussex, now pause. okay other than— harry duke of sussex, now pause. okay other than that , what are okay other than that, what are you— okay other than that, what are you going— okay other than that, what are you going to— okay other than that, what are you going to to— okay other than that, what are you going to be doing for the

nootontt— you going to be doing for the weekend? what— you going to be doing for the weekend? what am i going to be doing?— weekend? what am i going to be toingt — weekend? what am i going to be toingt tn— weekend? what am i going to be toingt in going— weekend? what am i going to be doing? i'm going to— weekend? what am i going to be doing? i'm going to be- weekend? what am i going to be doing? q»2» q q»2» q doing? i'm going to be i'm going to be sitting behind us right here. going be getting here. i'm going to be getting have a special pass? have you got a special pass? i've got a special pass. i know. i've got a special pass. i know. i special path. and will i know a special path. and will you be i know a special path. and will you to onoonng— i know a special path. and will you be cheering loudly? - f and will you be cheering loudly? cc you be cheering loudly? i'll be shooting.— you be cheering loudly? i'll be shooting-tit— you be cheering loudly? i'll be cheering. i'll probably cheering. i'll be i'll probably be shouting a few tears. what about after about the carriage? after the ooniogo — about the carriage? after the ooniogo ltno — about the carriage? after the carriage the back? about the carriage? after the - carriage .the - back? yeah, carriage on the way back? yeah, ooniogo— carriage on the way back? yeah, ooniogo-noy— carriage on the way back? yeah, carriage _way back. - carriage on the way back? yeah, carriage way back. so carriage on the way back. so they'll westminster they'll be leaving westminster abbey and abbey at approximately 1:00 and they'll state they'll be in the gold state carriage. i mentioned before, carriage. as i mentioned before, the uncomfy one. the uncomfy one. magnificent. one. but it looks magnificent. have they the have they upgraded the suspension? - suspension? you'd hope so, but it very old. come on. it is very old. come on. coniogo— it is very old. come on. carriage privilege,- c 423 »2»c»: come on. carriage privilege, honestly. itigtt— carriage privilege, honestly. itignt. noti— carriage privilege, honestly. right. well look, up next, you nont— right. well look, up next, you nont-notio— right. well look, up next, you went-polls today. - went to the polls today. tostontoy— went to the polls today. yesterday and you cast your otos— yesterday and you cast your otos tonon— yesterday and you cast your votes. expert analysis from matt oootnin— votes. expert analysis from matt goodwin coming— votes. expert analysis from matt goodwin coming up .

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right yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes,— right yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yos. yoo.— right yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yos. yos. i— right yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes. i know.— right yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes. i know. the coronation is otono— yes, yes. i know. the coronation is otonno .— yes, yes. i know. the coronation is extreme , exciting. but there is extreme, exciting. but there is extreme, exciting. but there is otnon— is extreme, exciting. but there is other news— is extreme, exciting. but there is other news out— is extreme, exciting. but there is other news out there. sunnniso — is other news out there. sunnniso on— is other news out there. surprise or not. and i suspect tno— surprise or not. and i suspect to ionos— surprise or not. and i suspect the tories are— surprise or not. and i suspect the tories are hoping the coronation— the tories are hoping the coronation will cover them from tnoin— coronation will cover them from tnoin toooi— coronation will cover them from their local england election nosuit. — their local england election result. prime— their local england election result. prime minister rishi ounot— result. prime minister rishi sunot nos— result. prime minister rishi sunak has acknowledged that some oisonnointing— sunak has acknowledged that some disappointing results but insists— disappointing results but insists the— disappointing results but insists the tories are making nognoss— insists the tories are making nnognoss in— insists the tories are making nnognoss in toy— insists the tories are making progress in key election battles grounds.— progress in key election battles grounds. whilst— progress in key election battles grounds. whilst leader of the opposition. — grounds. whilst leader of the opposition, sir— grounds. whilst leader of the opposition, sir keith keir stonnon— opposition, sir keith keir starmer parties are on course to nin— starmer parties are on course to win tno— starmer parties are on course to win too not— starmer parties are on course to win the next general election, toonot— win the next general election, we're doomed ._ win the next general election, we're doomed . joining me now is we're doomed. joining me now is notosson— we're doomed. joining me now is professor matthew— we're doomed. joining me now is professor matthew goodwin, matt oootnin— professor matthew goodwin, matt goodwin, professor— professor matthew goodwin, matt goodwin, professor of politics ont— goodwin, professor of politics and international relations at the university— and international relations at the university of— and international relations at the university of kent. matt, i get the university of kent. matt, i got—tnot- the university of kent. matt, i got—tnot tno- the university of kent. matt, ii get—that the results get the feeling that the results oont— get the feeling that the results oont muon— get the feeling that the results aren't much of— get the feeling that the results aren't much of a— get the feeling that the results aren't much of a surprise for onoiysts— aren't much of a surprise for onoiysts on— aren't much of a surprise for analysts or anyone such as younsoit— analysts or anyone such as younsoit .— analysts or anyone such as younsoit . i— analysts or anyone such as yourself . i yeah, well, yourself. i yeah, well, absolutely— yourself. i yeah, well, absolutely ,- yourself. i yeah, well, absolutely , lawrence. absolutely, lawrence. look, tono-s— absolutely, lawrence. look, here's here's— absolutely, lawrence. look, here's here's the key story is essentially what's happened is that the conservative party is now getting hammered on two flanks at the same time . it's

flanks at the same time. it's losing a lot of ground- flanks at the same time. it's losing a lot of ground in- " c it's losing a lot of ground in those no—tnooit— losing a lot of ground in those pro—brexit red— losing a lot of ground in those pro—brexit red wall areas in the intustnioi— pro—brexit red wall areas in the industrial heartlands. pro—brexit red wall areas in the industrial heartlands . and it's industrial heartlands. and it's oiso— industrial heartlands. and it's oiso iosing— industrial heartlands. and it's also losing considerable ground to iotoun— also losing considerable ground to labour and— also losing considerable ground to labour and the— also losing considerable ground to labour and the lib dems in pots— to labour and the lib dems in ports ot— to labour and the lib dems in parts of southern— to labour and the lib dems in parts of southern england. and not— parts of southern england. and nnot i— parts of southern england. and nnot i wont— parts of southern england. and what i would argue, lawrence, is tnot— what i would argue, lawrence, is no tnis— what i would argue, lawrence, is that this really— what i would argue, lawrence, is that this really reflects a sinnio— that this really reflects a simple fact,— that this really reflects a simple fact, which is that the conservative _ simple fact, which is that the conservative party, ever since tno— conservative party, ever since to noon— conservative party, ever since the brexit referendum, has never nooiiy— the brexit referendum, has never nooiiy noto— the brexit referendum, has never nootty noto o— the brexit referendum, has never really made a choice when it to— really made a choice when it comes to what— really made a choice when it comes to what kind of party it nonto— comes to what kind of party it nonts to— comes to what kind of party it nonts to to. — comes to what kind of party it wants to be. it's— comes to what kind of party it wants to be. it's never really ginon— wants to be. it's never really ginon tnoso— wants to be. it's never really given those pro—brexit voters nnot— given those pro—brexit voters nnot tnoy— given those pro—brexit voters what they wanted to see. it's ginon— what they wanted to see. it's ginon tnon — what they wanted to see. it's given them record immigration . given them record immigration. ian given them record immigration. ion its— given them record immigration. ion to noon— given them record immigration. ian it's never really spelled out— ian it's never really spelled out tno— ian it's never really spelled out the benefits— ian it's never really spelled out the benefits of brexit. it's nooiiy— out the benefits of brexit. it's never really reformed the oonoy— never really reformed the economy , but— never really reformed the economy , but it's also economy, but it's also antagonised- economy, but it's also antagonised and alienated. many of antagonised and alienated. many ot tnoso— antagonised and alienated. many of those remain— antagonised and alienated. many of those remain voters in the big— of those remain voters in the big oitios. — of those remain voters in the big cities. the— of those remain voters in the big cities. the universe motty tonns— big cities. the universe motty tonns ont— big cities. the universe motty towns and increasingly the areas sunnounting— towns and increasingly the areas surrounding london in the commuter belt. so what we're sooing— commuter belt. so what we're sooing nono— commuter belt. so what we're seeing here, lawrence, is ossontioiiy— seeing here, lawrence, is essentially a _ seeing here, lawrence, is essentially a pincer movement

tnot-s— essentially a pincer movement tnot-s non— essentially a pincer movement that's now taking— essentially a pincer movement that's now taking place. and to put that's now taking place. and to out tnis— that's now taking place. and to out no in— that's now taking place. and to put this in context, really the iost— put this in context, really the iost tino— put this in context, really the last time the— put this in context, really the last time the conservatives have suttonot— last time the conservatives have suffered losses— last time the conservatives have suffered losses on— last time the conservatives have suffered losses on this scale otout— suffered losses on this scale otout iooo— suffered losses on this scale about 1000 local— suffered losses on this scale about 1000 local councillor iossos— about 1000 local councillor iossos .— about 1000 local councillor losses , more— about 1000 local councillor losses , more than 40 councils losses, more than 40 councils gono. — losses, more than 40 councils gono. tou— losses, more than 40 councils gono. tou tnon— losses, more than 40 councils gone. you know, you really need to go— gone. you know, you really need to go toot— gone. you know, you really need to go toot to— gone. you know, you really need to go back to the— gone. you know, you really need to go back to the pre—new labour yoons— to go back to the pre—new labour yoons in— to go back to the pre—new labour yoons in tno— to go back to the pre—new labour years in the 1990s.— to go back to the pre—new labour years in the 1990s. so it's it tnono-s— years in the 1990s. so it's it tnono-s no— years in the 1990s. so it's it there's no ducking the fact that tnis— there's no ducking the fact that no is— there's no ducking the fact that no is o— there's no ducking the fact that no is o tony— there's no ducking the fact that this is a very bad— there's no ducking the fact that this is a very bad night for the conservatives. _ this is a very bad night for the conservatives. there are lots of disillusioned _ conservatives. there are lots of disillusioned voters out there. inono— disillusioned voters out there. inono ono— disillusioned voters out there. there are lots— disillusioned voters out there. there are lots of— disillusioned voters out there. there are lots of people that tot— there are lots of people that tot un— there are lots of people that are fed up with— there are lots of people that are fed up with politic and are iooting— are fed up with politic and are tooting ot— are fed up with politic and are looking at rishi— are fed up with politic and are looking at rishi sunak and also, by tno— looking at rishi sunak and also, by to non— looking at rishi sunak and also, by too noy. sin— looking at rishi sunak and also, by the way, sir keir starmer , by the way, sir keir starmer, nno-s— by the way, sir keir starmer, nno-s not— by the way, sir keir starmer, nno-s not yot— by the way, sir keir starmer, who's not yet in— by the way, sir keir starmer, who's not yet in majority tonnitony— who's not yet in majority territory, and _ who's not yet in majority territory, and they're just fed up territory, and they're just fed urn-oii— territory, and they're just fed un-oii ot— territory, and they're just fed up -all of them - territory, and they're just fed up-all of them . - territory, and they're just fed up all of them . up with all of them. so essentially _ up with all of them. so essentially what- up with all of them. so essentially what we have , what essentially what we have, what seems like is a conservative party having an identity crisis and a conservative in name only party. so one would think logically that there would be an insurgent party arnie to come into that. but what are the results for reform uk in these elections? matt yeah, so i think one of the interesting things

that's going on here is that on the one hand, if you ask 2019, conservative voters, look , why conservative voters, look, why have you switched from the party or haven't voted at all? or why haven't you voted at all? the first issue they say is cost of the first issue they say is cost ot tying.— the first issue they say is cost ot iining. ino— the first issue they say is cost of living. the-is- of living. the second is immigration— of living. the second is immigration .- of living. the second is immigration . so there's immigration. so there's totinitoiy— immigration. so there's definitely a— immigration. so there's definitely a lot of space in tuition— definitely a lot of space in british politics— definitely a lot of space in british politics for parties tnot— british politics for parties tnot ono— british politics for parties that are taking the conservatives on on those i— conservatives on on those issues. i think— conservatives on on those issues. i think the problem, nontiouioniy— issues. i think the problem, particularly for— issues. i think the problem, particularly for reform at the nnonnont— particularly for reform at the nnonnont is— particularly for reform at the moment, is that— particularly for reform at the moment, is that lots of voters ton-t— moment, is that lots of voters ton-t nooiiy— moment, is that lots of voters don't really know— moment, is that lots of voters don't really know what reform is. tots— don't really know what reform is. iots ot— don't really know what reform is. lots of voters— don't really know what reform is. lots of voters don't really tnon— is. lots of voters don't really tnon nno— is. lots of voters don't really know who the _ is. lots of voters don't really know who the leader is . they've know who the leader is. they've not got— know who the leader is. they've not got tnot— know who the leader is. they've not got that visibility that you did not got that visibility that you tit nono— not got that visibility that you tit nono. ton— not got that visibility that you did have, for example, in the ot— did have, for example, in the ot tigoi— did have, for example, in the era of nigel farage. there's otoo.— era of nigel farage. there's oiso. i— era of nigel farage. there's also, i think— era of nigel farage. there's also, i think ,_ era of nigel farage. there's also, i think , a— era of nigel farage. there's also, i think , a general sense also, i think, a general sense of exasperation— also, i think, a general sense of exasperation and disillusionment with the country otton— disillusionment with the country otton oo— disillusionment with the country after more than— disillusionment with the country after more than ten years of oonsonotino— after more than ten years of conservative rule. i think noonio— conservative rule. i think noonto nono— conservative rule. i think people have been worn down by non— people have been worn down by nony ot— people have been worn down by nony ot tno— people have been worn down by many of the things that they've oononionoot — many of the things that they've experienced with _ many of the things that they've experienced with public services and experienced with public services ont so— experienced with public services ont so so— experienced with public services ont so so i— experienced with public services and so on. so i think underlying all and so on. so i think underlying oii ot— and so on. so i think underlying oii ot tnis— and so on. so i think underlying oii ot no is— and so on. so i think underlying all of this is a— and so on. so i think underlying all of this is a general sense of all of this is a general sense ot ooonn— all of this is a general sense ot onotny. ont— all of this is a general sense of apathy, and you can see that in tno— of apathy, and you can see that in the labour— of apathy, and you can see that in the labour performance. i toot.— in the labour performance. i toot. no— in the labour performance. i mean, look, no matter what keir stonnon— mean, look, no matter what keir stonnon ont—

mean, look, no matter what keir starmer and the— mean, look, no matter what keir starmer and the labour party are soying— starmer and the labour party are soying totoy— starmer and the labour party are soying toooy. tno— starmer and the labour party are saying today, the blunt reality notty— saying today, the blunt reality notty is— saying today, the blunt reality notty is tnot— saying today, the blunt reality motty is that they don't yet too — motty is that they don't yet too to — motty is that they don't yet have the numbers to get into noronity— have the numbers to get into noronity oonon— have the numbers to get into noronity nonon .— have the numbers to get into majority power . they're a little majority power. they're a little bit majority power. they're a little tit ston.— majority power. they're a little tit snont. ano— majority power. they're a little bit short. are about nine points onoot— bit short. are about nine points onoot in— bit short. are about nine points onoot in tno— bit short. are about nine points ahead in the national vote. they nooiiy— ahead in the national vote. they nooiiy noot— ahead in the national vote. they nootty noot to— ahead in the national vote. they really need to be— ahead in the national vote. they really need to be 1213 points onoot— really need to be 1213 points onoot to— really need to be 1213 points onoot to to— really need to be 1213 points ahead to be comfortably in noronity— ahead to be comfortably in majority territory. and that's tosnito— majority territory. and that's despite everything that they've had inflation— despite everything that they've had inflation on— despite everything that they've had inflation on the small boats onisis— had inflation on the small boats onisis .— had inflation on the small boats crisis . partygate_ had inflation on the small boats crisis . partygate trussonomics crisis. partygate trussonomics tou— crisis. partygate trussonomics tou tnon.— crisis. partygate trussonomics you know, there— crisis. partygate trussonomics you know, there is still sonotning— you know, there is still something that isn't connecting totnoon— something that isn't connecting totnoon tno — something that isn't connecting between the labour party and muon— between the labour party and must ot— between the labour party and must ot tno— between the labour party and much of the country, and i susnoot— much of the country, and i susnoot nony— much of the country, and i suspect many people watching this suspect many people watching tnis onon— suspect many people watching this show would _ suspect many people watching this show would probably share tnot— this show would probably share tnot sonso— this show would probably share that sense that,— this show would probably share that sense that, you know , keir that sense that, you know, keir stonnon— that sense that, you know, keir starmer seems— that sense that, you know, keir starmer seems like he's more oonnotont— starmer seems like he's more competent than— starmer seems like he's more competent than jeremy corbyn, but competent than jeremy corbyn, tut tnoy— competent than jeremy corbyn, tut tnoy ton-t— competent than jeremy corbyn, but they don't yet— competent than jeremy corbyn, but they don't yet feel that tnono-s— but they don't yet feel that tnono-s o— but they don't yet feel that there's a positive endorsement or there's a positive endorsement on o nooi— there's a positive endorsement or a real enthusiasm for the opposition. — or a real enthusiasm for the opposition. so— or a real enthusiasm for the opposition. so we're in this stoto— opposition. so we're in this stoto ot— opposition. so we're in this state of affairs,— opposition. so we're in this state of affairs, a sort of interregnum _ state of affairs, a sort of interregnum ,- state of affairs, a sort of interregnum , if you like, where interregnum, if you like, where noiting— interregnum, if you like, where we're waiting for— interregnum, if you like, where we're waiting for new things to oongo— we're waiting for new things to oongo ont— we're waiting for new things to emerge and we're— we're waiting for new things to emerge and we're watching old tnings— emerge and we're watching old tnings stnuggio— emerge and we're watching old things struggle and i think tnot-s— things struggle and i think that's that's— things struggle and i think that's that's where we are at tno— that's that's where we are at too nnonnont— that's that's where we are at the moment in— that's that's where we are at the moment in british politics.

inot-s— the moment in british politics. inot-s nony— the moment in british politics. that's very interesting. “j»2» that's very interesting. do you tnint— that's very interesting. do you tnint tnono-s— that's very interesting. do you think there's a _ that's very interesting. do you think there's a there's a sense among the voting public that you vote labour or conservative and you're just voting for alternate cheeks of the same backside ? cheeks of the same backside? well, there's not really that much between them. i mean, if you look at much between them. i mean, if you toot ot tno— much between them. i mean, if you look at the new— c s i mean, if you look at the new consensus c 2 i mean, if you look at the new consensus in onion— you look at the new consensus in british politics— you look at the new consensus in british politics at— you look at the new consensus in british politics at the moment, you— british politics at the moment, you tnon.— british politics at the moment, you tnon. nnot— british politics at the moment, you know, what is— british politics at the moment, you know, what is it? it's comfortable— you know, what is it? it's comfortable with large scale innignotion— comfortable with large scale innignotion .— comfortable with large scale immigration. um, you comfortable with large scale immigration . um, you know, immigration. um, you know, toiting— immigration. um, you know, talking about— immigration. um, you know, talking about a— immigration. um, you know, talking about a big state tnnoning— talking about a big state throwing more money at public sonioos— throwing more money at public sonioos not— throwing more money at public services, not talking that much otout— services, not talking that much about reforming— services, not talking that much about reforming public services . tnono-s— about reforming public services . tnono-s not— about reforming public services , there's not really— about reforming public services , there's not really that much totnoon— , there's not really that much between labour— , there's not really that much between labour and the conservatives - between labour and the conservatives when it comes to economic strategy,— conservatives when it comes to economic strategy, industrial notioy— economic strategy, industrial notioy soo— economic strategy, industrial policy see education. i mean, you— policy see education. i mean, you tnon.— policy see education. i mean, you tnon. tno— policy see education. i mean, you know, the differences are toiniy— you know, the differences are tointy snott— you know, the differences are fairly small compared to earlier noniots— fairly small compared to earlier noniots in— fairly small compared to earlier periods in british— fairly small compared to earlier periods in british politics and i periods in british politics and itnint— periods in british politics and i think when— periods in british politics and i think when you— periods in british politics and i think when you look at those zon— i think when you look at those 2019 conservatives, lawrence, you— 2019 conservatives, lawrence, you tnon— 2019 conservatives, lawrence, you tnon .— 2019 conservatives, lawrence, you tnon . o— 2019 conservatives, lawrence, you know , a lot— 2019 conservatives, lawrence, you know , a lot of those voters you know, a lot of those voters . you tnon.— you know, a lot of those voters were , you know, hard workers as were, you know, hard workers as toonnioions— were, you know, hard workers as technicians, electricians , technicians, electricians, niuntons— technicians, electricians, plumbers had- technicians, electricians, plumbers had often not passed tnnougn— plumbers had often not passed tnnougn tno— plumbers had often not passed

through the universities , through the universities, nonting— through the universities, working class. those are the otos— working class. those are the otos tnot— working class. those are the voters that have— working class. those are the voters that have really abandoned— voters that have really abandoned the conservative lives in tnoso— abandoned the conservative lives in those northern— abandoned the conservative lives in those northern areas. and not— in those northern areas. and nnot to— in those northern areas. and nnot to tnoy— in those northern areas. and what do they want? you know, tnoy— what do they want? you know, tnoy nont— what do they want? you know, they want less— what do they want? you know, they want less immigration. they nont— they want less immigration. they nont onotit— they want less immigration. they nont onotit to— they want less immigration. they want brexit to be— they want less immigration. they want brexit to be much more than it's want brexit to be much more than its ounnontiy— want brexit to be much more than it's currently envisaged to be. they— it's currently envisaged to be. tnoy ton-t— it's currently envisaged to be. they don't want— it's currently envisaged to be. they don't want this london oontnio— they don't want this london centric economy— they don't want this london centric economy arnie they don't nont— centric economy arnie they don't nont tnis— centric economy arnie they don't nont tnis sont— centric economy arnie they don't want this sort of— centric economy arnie they don't want this sort of ,_ centric economy arnie they don't want this sort of, you centric economy arnie they don't want this sort of , you know, new want this sort of, you know, new oiito— want this sort of, you know, new oiito in— want this sort of, you know, new oiito in tno— want this sort of, you know, new elite in the country— want this sort of, you know, new elite in the country lecturing tnon — elite in the country lecturing tnon otout— elite in the country lecturing them about-of- elite in the country lecturing them about of these identity them about all of these identity ant— them about all of these identity no i— them about all of these identity issues. and i and— them about all of these identity issues. and i and i— them about all of these identity issues. and i and i think fundamentally the conservatives nono— fundamentally the conservatives nono toiiot— fundamentally the conservatives have failed to— fundamentally the conservatives have failed to deliver for that gnoun. — have failed to deliver for that gnoun. so— have failed to deliver for that group. so because they've not noto— group. so because they've not made-choices,— group. so because they've not made choices, they've not made any choices, they've not toton— made any choices, they've not toton nooiiy— made any choices, they've not taken really any— made any choices, they've not taken really any tough decisions otout— taken really any tough decisions otout nnot— taken really any tough decisions about what they— taken really any tough decisions about what they are as a party, tnoy-no— about what they are as a party, tnoy-no non— about what they are as a party, they're now being— about what they are as a party, they're now being hammered on tott— they're now being hammered on totn tionts. — they're now being hammered on both flanks. they're losing , you both flanks. they're losing, you tnon.— both flanks. they're losing, you tnon. tnoso— both flanks. they're losing, you know, those areas— both flanks. they're losing, you know, those areas in the south ont— know, those areas in the south ont tnoy-no— know, those areas in the south and they're losing— know, those areas in the south and they're losing these areas in-nontn. — and they're losing these areas in-nontn. ant— and they're losing these areas in north. and that's not a in the north. and that's not a sustoinotio— in the north. and that's not a sustainable position. mean, sustainable position. i mean, tnis— sustainable position. i mean,| tnis—tnon. this is going to be, you know, a nony— this is going to be, you know, a nony tittiouit— this is going to be, you know, a very difficult general election for very difficult general election ton itisni — very difficult general election for rishi sunak— very difficult general election for rishi sunak unless something onongos— for rishi sunak unless something onongos ont— for rishi sunak unless something changes and changes quickly . changes and changes quickly. so not— changes and changes quickly. so ntot ono— changes and changes quickly. so what are labour— changes and changes quickly. so what are labour going— changes and changes quickly. so what are labour going to- changes and changes quickly. so what are labour going to win the next general election, do you think? and does rishi sunak have to call it immediately or within

the next year ? well, i imagine the next year? well, i imagine sunot— the next year? well, i imagine sunot is— the next year? well, i imagine sunot is going— the next year? well, i imagine sunak is going to— 42;,tt

backlog, you know— at the nhs and the scale of the backlog, you know , are voters backlog, you know, are voters going— backlog, you know, are voters going to— backlog, you know, are voters going to to— backlog, you know, are voters going to be feeling meaningful tittononoos— going to be feeling meaningful differences over— going to be feeling meaningful differences over the next 12 nontnst— differences over the next 12 nontnst i— differences over the next 12 months? i-you - differences over the next 12 months? i you know, i'm months? i mean, you know, i'm inonoosingiy— months? i mean, you know, i'm increasingly pessimistic about the conservative _ increasingly pessimistic about the conservative party's chances, but— the conservative party's chances, but that's because i tnint— chances, but that's because i tnint tnoy— chances, but that's because i think they failed _ chances, but that's because i think they failed to respond to the think they failed to respond to too nnonnont— think they failed to respond to the moment that— think they failed to respond to the moment that they've had sin— the moment that they've had tno — the moment that they've had since the brexit— the moment that they've had since the brexit referendum. i rust— since the brexit referendum. i rust ton-t— since the brexit referendum. i just don't think— since the brexit referendum. i just don't think they really tnon— just don't think they really tnon nnot— just don't think they really know what they are anymore. and i know what they are anymore. and i-tnint—non- know what they are anymore. and i-think_how to. i don't think they know how to noto— i don't think they know how to not tnoso — i don't think they know how to hold these voters— i don't think they know how to hold these voters that they've got. — hold these voters that they've got. -is— hold these voters that they've got. -is non- hold these voters that they've got. is now reflected got. and this is now reflected in-ioooi— got. and this is now reflected in-local election- got. and this is now reflected in local election results in these local election results as absolutely. _ in these local election results as absolutely. iiacc cj42; : as absolutely. matt. one would just posit that maybe the conservatives tried being conservative. that would be a good start. anyway, professor of politics and international relations , university professor relations, university professor of kent sorry, matt goodwin , of kent sorry, matt goodwin, have a great coronation weekend, sir. you too. right i think i think if he's there, is he there ? mark, get in. get in. sit down on this weird giant chair, which is going to make you even bigger than me. get that telly. listen, i've loved the

than me. get that telly. - listen, i've loved the coverage , listen, i've loved the coverage n-we_ listen, i've loved the coverage .-no noot— listen, i've loved the coverage .-no noot to— listen, i've loved the coverage ,-we need to get- listen, i've loved the coverage , we need to get me miked , erg. we need to get me miked up, , erg. we need to get me miked un-otnonniso- , erg. we need to get me miked up,-otherwise they- , erg. we need to get me miked up, otherwise they won't up, because otherwise they won't noon— up, because otherwise they won't noon-ot— up, because otherwise they won't hear-of wisdom. - up, because otherwise they won'ti hear-of wisdom. .you hear my words of wisdom. so you do hear my words of wisdom. so you to-nini — hear my words of wisdom. so you do-mini monologue- hear my words of wisdom. so you do mini monologue while do a little mini monologue while we-up_ do a little mini monologue while no—un-toy. l we get miked up on this day. in— we get miked up on this day. in -i>oion- we get miked up on this day. in -i>oion .- we get miked up on this day. i'm _dolan , who - we get miked up on this day. | i'm _dolan , who one we get miked up on this day. - i'm-dolan , who one day i'm with mark dolan, who one day i'm with mark dolan, who one day ihope i'm with mark dolan, who one day i hope to emulate , to be as tall i hope to emulate, to be as tall as to be as handsome as and to have three hours of television, to share with. you can't hear mark, so i'm going to speak for him . mark, how are you enjoying him. mark, how are you enjoying the coronation weekend? lawrence your work has made this coronation weekend the most wonderful experience of my life . can someone stick a microphone on mark, please ? i'm not on mark, please? i'm not touching the mic. on mark, please? i'm not touching the mic . sorry. that's touching the mic. sorry. that's cast on my ear. anyway, as you can see here at gb news, we've always very careful. we get everyone miked before they everyone miked up before they turn and all this stuff . turn up and all this stuff. anyway, mark is on for the next few actually very few hours. i was actually very interested matt goodwin interested in what matt goodwin was are was saying because we are looking at 700,000 migration into this country. this year and any conservative government would see that as a huge

betrayal of their electorate when people are waiting to get doctor's appointments and operations and the nhs is in the state it is in. so no wonder they got hammered in the elections . i they got hammered in the elections. i am they got hammered in the elections . i am surprised they got hammered in the elections. i am surprised and actually disappoint and upset that reform who stood 500 candidates didn't get more of a showing. and it just goes to showing. and it just goes to show that we are turning into america with the republicans and democrats. i think he has a microphone on. that was one of youn— microphone on. that was one of you-onon— microphone on. that was one of your-ever soliloquies,- f »2»" that was one of your ever soliloquies, i've your best ever soliloquies, i've got— your best ever soliloquies, i've gotlsoy. — your best ever soliloquies, i've gotlsoy. -nos- your best ever soliloquies, i've got-say. -waslcareerl got to say. that was a career nigntignt. —toni got to say. that was a career- highlight. _for the highlight. and thank you for the nnonosoi—i- highlight. and thank you for the nnonosoi—i niii- highlight. and thank you for the proposal i will say proposal of marriage. i will say yes,— proposal of marriage. i will say yes—youl proposal of marriage. i will sayi yos—you got yes, because i've heard you got nony — yes, because i've heard you got nonoynoo—- yes, because i've heard you got nony —noo got| yes, because i've heard you goti money. _we've got to money. now, listen, we've got to untonstont— money. now, listen, we've got to understand and— money. now, listen, we've got to understand and that these were the-elections— understand and that these were the-elections ,— understand and that these were the elections , okay? this the local elections, okay? this is o— the local elections, okay? this is o snot— the local elections, okay? this is a shot across— the local elections, okay? this is a shot across the bow to the ionios. — is a shot across the bow to the ionios. loon-t— is a shot across the bow to the tories. don't disagree with tories. i don't disagree with onytning— tories. i don't disagree with. anything—millions anything you've said. millions of anything you've said. millions ot oun— anything you've said. millions of our viewers— anything you've said. millions of our viewers listeners of our viewers and listeners toot—tnis- of our viewers and listeners- feel_this so—called feel let down by this so—called consonotino— feel let down by this so—called conservative government who are onytning— conservative government who are onytning-nononon.- conservative government who are anything however, we anything but. however, we now tino— anything but. however, we now tino in— anything but. however, we now tino in o— anything but. however, we now tino in o zo— anything but. however, we now live in a 24 hour— anything but. however, we now live in a 24 hour news cycle, oii— live in a 24 hour news cycle, oti ononytning— live in a 24 hour news cycle, all everything is— live in a 24 hour news cycle, all everything is about image. it's all everything is about image. no otout— all everything is about image. it's about the _ all everything is about image. it's about the photo op and the nost— it's about the photo op and the most telegenic_ it's about the photo op and the most telegenic politician of his gononotion— most telegenic politician of his gononotion is— most telegenic politician of his generation is rishi sunak. if it's generation is rishi sunak. if to o— generation is rishi sunak. if to o onoioo— generation is rishi sunak. if it's a choice between sunak and sonot— it's a choice between sunak and stonnon. its—

it's a choice between sunak and starmer, it's going— it's a choice between sunak and starmer, it's going to be it's going— starmer, it's going to be it's going to— starmer, it's going to be it's going to to— starmer, it's going to be it's going to be sunak all day long ont— going to be sunak all day long ont tnot— going to be sunak all day long ont no is— going to be sunak all day long and that is the— going to be sunak all day long and that is the decision that tno— and that is the decision that too pubuc_ and that is the decision that the public will— and that is the decision that the public will make. and they nit— the public will make. and they niii noto— the public will make. and they will hold their— the public will make. and they will hold their nose to do it. out— will hold their nose to do it. nut-ton-t— will hold their nose to do it. but don't another but they don't want another iotoun— but they don't want another labour government. »2; labour government. he is tonosono— labour government. he is handsome and handsome rishi and he and he does kind i'm with you does ooze kind of. i'm with you guys. i'm really enthusiastic about game. yes. i about the whole game. yes. i mean, drop mean, i don't want to drop names, -was just- mean, i don't want to drop names, was just chatting names, but i was just chatting to my— names, but i was just chatting to my tniont— names, but i was just chatting to my friend nigel farage before we to my friend nigel farage before noon-— to my friend nigel farage before no-oin-no- to my friend nigel farage before no-oin-no no- to my friend nigel farage before. we-air-he he pointed we went on air and he he pointed out-ootuoiiy— we went on air and he he pointed out-actually when- we went on air and he he pointed out actually when the talk out that actually when the talk of out that actually when the talk ot-iosing— out that actually when the talk of losing thousand of the tories losing a thousand soots— of the tories losing a thousand seats understatement seats is an understatement tooouso— because that's based upon a tonnitio— because that's based upon a terrible performance in 2019. so nooiiy— terrible performance in 2019. so nootty tnoy-no — terrible performance in 2019. so really they're minus, you know, at really they're minus, you know, ot tinos— really they're minus, you know, ot tinos too. — really they're minus, you know, at times 100. but— really they're minus, you know, at times 100. but the issue is tnot— at times 100. but the issue is tnot. yos— at times 100. but the issue is that, yes, they've— at times 100. but the issue is that, yes, they've lost their oounoii— that, yes, they've lost their council footprint, but in a gononot— council footprint, but in a general election, the public nono— general election, the public too to— general election, the public nono to ost— general election, the public have to ask themselves, is keir stonnon— have to ask themselves, is keir stonnon tno— have to ask themselves, is keir stonnon tno guy— have to ask themselves, is keir starmer the guy that's going to stono— starmer the guy that's going to stono un— starmer the guy that's going to stono up to— starmer the guy that's going to stand up to the— starmer the guy that's going to stand up to the striking unions nnon— stand up to the striking unions nnon iotoun— stand up to the striking unions when labour rely— stand up to the striking unions when labour rely on income from the when labour rely on income from to unions— when labour rely on income from too to— when labour rely on income from the unions to keep— when labour rely on income from the unions to keep themselves ottoott— the unions to keep themselves ottoott ntot— the unions to keep themselves afloat? what is— the unions to keep themselves afloat? what is starmer going to stono— afloat? what is starmer going to stono un— afloat? what is starmer going to stono un tot— afloat? what is starmer going to stand up to? woke— afloat? what is starmer going to stand up to? woke ideology when he stand up to? woke ideology when no-totino— stand up to? woke ideology when no-totino-o— stand up to? woke ideology when he-define-a woman. stand up to? woke ideology when he define a woman is? he can't define what a woman is? ino— he can't define what a woman is? no iist— he can't define what a woman is? no iist goos— he can't define what a woman is? the list goes on.— he can't define what a woman is? the list goes on. so— he can't define what a woman is? the list goes on. so i just tnint— the list goes on. so i just think shares— the list goes on. so i just think shares are the list goes on. so i just- think shares-are very think shares in sunak are very ion— think shares in sunak are very ion-nonont— think shares in sunak are very low-moment and- think shares in sunak are very low moment and i would low at the moment and i would say— low at the moment and i would say-bye— low at the moment and i would soy-tyo-ont— low at the moment and i would say-bye-and shares- low at the moment and i would say bye and shares in say bye bye bye and shares in stonnon— say bye bye bye and shares in stonnon ono— say bye bye bye and shares in starmer are even— say bye bye bye and shares in starmer are even lower almost.

noti— starmer are even lower almost. noii. i— starmer are even lower almost. noii. i oon— starmer are even lower almost. noii. i i— starmer are even lower almost. well, i mean, i don't— starmer are even lower almost. well, i mean, i don't think- starmer are even lower almost. well, i mean, i don't think it was the why didn't reform school? why don't people vote for parties? for these insurgent parties? tell well, it's huge tell me. well, it's a huge notion— tell me. well, it's a huge problem _know,| tell me. well, it's a huge. problem _know, i'm tell me. well, it's a huge- problem_know, i'm i'm problem. and, you know, i'm i'm untooitot— problem. and, you know, i'm i'm undecided about— problem. and, you know, i'm i'm undecided about whether we snouit — undecided about whether we should proportional should have proportional representation. but at the nnonnont— representation. but at the moment,-first- representation. but at the moment, first past moment, with first past the post.— moment, with first past the nostlnoto— moment, with first past the post,lvote for— moment, with first past the post, vote for any of these post, a vote for any of these snotton— post, a vote for any of these smaller parties— post, a vote for any of these smaller parties that have a lot to-tnon— smaller parties that have a lot to-tnon is- smaller parties that have a lot to-tnon is o- smaller parties that have a lot to them is a wasted to commend them is a wasted noto. — to commend them is a wasted noto. ant— to commend them is a wasted vote. and that's— to commend them is a wasted vote. and that's how the public it. — vote. and that's how the public it. at— vote. and that's how the public see it. at least— vote. and that's how the public see it. at least he's- vote. and that's how the public see it. 'c q2»c vote. and that's how the public see it. 'c q»2»c see it. at least he's got a bank account . the government won't account. the government won't let have anyway. i would let me have one anyway. i would just like to say thank you so, so, much for joining just like to say thank you so, so, much forjoining me. it's so, so much forjoining me. it's actually a real privilege and a pleasure to walk down through this thing, walk past him, davey, an elbow ask davey, give him an elbow and ask him he's trying to stop him why he's trying to stop everybody him why he's trying to stop everybtsit with my hero of and to sit with my hero of broadcasting mark dolan and to talk to you on what is a historic day coming tomorrow. whatever you feel about the coronation, i know what i feel about the coronation. i've tried my absolute best to dress it up, but i do think my lines about the loss of the titanic and all the loss of the titanic and all the optimism that came with that may prove to be prophetic . i

may prove to be prophetic. i wish our king god's prayers and thank you very, very much for joining me this evening. stick around for mark. goodbye hello there. welcome to your latest gb tons— there. welcome to your latest gb tons nootnon— 4c422; welcome to your latest gb news weather update. in news weather update. with me, annio— news weather update. with me, annie shuttleworth from the met office. now it's going to be a pretty unsettled weekend for the coronation across the uk. and that's because low pressure is still in charge. it's been dragging these fronts northwards across the uk now through friday night, we'll see some respite . night, we'll see some respite. however, the southwest will start to see the next batch of rain by the early hours. so for many it will be a drier night then we've had throughout the day, but there will be a lot of cloud around, particularly across northeastern areas of scotland it'll be quite scotland where it'll be quite misty murky well into misty and murky well into saturday morning with all that cloud around, it'll be a mild night across the uk, lows of around 8 or 9 degrees. so a pretty mild start to the weekend, but rain will soon start to arrive into the southwest , bringing outbreaks of

southwest, bringing outbreaks of rain for much of the day here. now it'll be a drier start to the day across northern england and into parts of scotland. but nofice and into parts of scotland. but notice showers breaking out and these look quite bright and therefore into the therefore heavy into the afternoon. so quite an unsettled afternoon. so quite an unsettled afternoon. however, in any sunshine it's going to feel pretty warm. highs of around 18 or 19 degrees in northwestern areas . now, that or 19 degrees in northwestern areas. now, that area of rain will linger across the midlands and then into southeastern areas through saturday evening and overnight, bringing with it a lot of low cloud and so quite a dull and misty night across the uk on saturday night with some outbreaks of quite heavy rain persisting in the south east. but again, it'll be another mild night. temperatures well above average for the time of year. night. temperatures well above average for the time of year . so average for the time of year. so average for the time of year. so a dull and misty start to sunday. but by and large , sunday sunday. but by and large, sunday will turn out to be the better day of the weekend . however, we day of the weekend. however, we will see some outbreaks of heavy showers starting to develop across the southeast . so as we across the southeast. so as we head through sunday and then

into monday , we continue to see into monday, we continue to see the risk of heavier showers with the risk of heavier showers with the best of the sunshine across the best of the sunshine across the west . the best of the sunshine across the west. i'll the best of the sunshine across the west . i'll see you later.