hello and welcome. this is . hello and welcome. this is calm-s— . hello and welcome. this is calvin's commonsense- hello and welcome. this is calvin's commonsense crusade . calvin's commonsense crusade. with— calvin's commonsense crusade. with me— calvin's commonsense crusade. wnh the— calvin's commonsense crusade. with me, the reverend calvin robinson— with me, the reverend calvin robinson on— with me, the reverend calvin robinson on your— with me, the reverend calvin robinson on your tv online and on your— robinson on your tv online and on your wireless. _ robinson on your tv online and on your wireless. : cc on your wireless. today, we will be discussing the importance of queen camilla with royal butler grant harold. plus, we'll be joined by the venerable dr. hassan to john discuss the persecution of christians in nigeria. we'll also be joined by the deputy director of the catholic union to discuss the coronation and whether or not it was anti—catholic flick and in the duel , my panellists will be

the duel, my panellists will be discussing , should we have had discussing, should we have had a multi—faith coronation or not.7 emma webb what are your thoughts? briefly arnie i think it's thoughts? briefly arnie i think n-s fine— thoughts? briefly arnie i think n-s fine to— thoughts? briefly arnie i think it's fine to include— g“ arnie i think it's fine to include people from mum...— it's fine to include people from multiple faith— it's fine to include people from multiple faith backgrounds in the coronation— multiple faith backgrounds in the coronation but i think it's important— the coronation but i think it's inoononn no— the coronation but i think it's important to retain the innognny— important to retain the innognny on— important to retain the integrity of it as a christian ceremony, particularly in this one— ceremony, particularly in this case the protestant succession . case the protestant succession. non— case the protestant succession. inn and— case the protestant succession. inn and nigel— case the protestant succession. ian and nigel nelson- case the protestant succession. ian and nigel nelson i- case the protestant succession. ian and nigel nelson i would just quote david starkey in his excellent gb news commentary on the coronation today when he said it was a protestant coronation but for a multi—faith nonon— coronation but for a multi—faith nonon .— coronation but for a multi—faith nonon . ano— coronation but for a multi—faith nonon . ann ._ coronation but for a multi—faith nation . and i think— in" but for a multi—faith nation . and i think that's the nation. and i think that's the non— nation. and i think that's the non wav— nation. and i think that's the non way no— nation. and i think that's the right way and that's what it snow— right way and that's what it ononoo no,— right way and that's what it should be, a— right way and that's what it should be, a david starkey of all should be, a david starkey of on people. — should be, a david starkey of all people. well,— should be, a david starkey of all people. ronni“ ”oz; should be, a david starkey of all people. ronni“ all people. well, before that, here's the news with bethany elsey . here's the news with bethany elsey. good here's the news with bethany elsey . good evening. here's the news with bethany elsey. good evening. i'm bethany nosey— elsey. good evening. i'm bethany nosey nnn— elsey. good evening. i'm bethany nosey mm o— elsey. good evening. i'm bethany elsey with a look— elsey. good evening. i'm bethany elsey with a look at— good evening. i'm bethany elsey with a look at the nngnngnno— elsey with a look at the highlights from today. at 7:00pm — highlights from today. at 7:00pm- a— highlights from today. at 7:00pm. a moment of history for commonwealth— 7:00pm. a moment of history for commonwealth and country is king monon— commonwealth and country is king cnonoo. nno— commonwealth and country is king charles. the third— commonwealth and country is king charles. the third is— commonwealth and country is king charles. the third is crowned one— charles. the third is crowned one notion-o— charles. the third is crowned the nation's monarch as the ononnnnon— the nation's monarch as the archbishop of— the nation's monarch as the

archbishop of canterbury placed st archbishop of canterbury placed so onwards— archbishop of canterbury placed st edwards crown— archbishop of canterbury placed st edwards crown on his nanny-o— st edwards crown on his majesty's head. there were ooonon— majesty's head. there were ooonn on— majesty's head. there were cheers of god— majesty's head. there were cheers of god save the king. king— cheers of god save the king. king cnonoo— cheers of god save the king. king charles became the 40th nnononon— king charles became the 40th nononn oo— king charles became the 40th monarch to be— king charles became the 40th monarch to be crowned at westminster— monarch to be crowned at westminster abbey in the first coronation— westminster abbey in the first coronation to— westminster abbey in the first coronation to be— westminster abbey in the first coronation to be held there for seven decades. _ coronation to be held there for seven decades. although he's noon— seven decades. although he's noon king— seven decades. although he's noon king for— seven decades. although he's been king for eight months now. today— been king for eight months now. today no— been king for eight months now. noooy no now— been king for eight months now. today he truly wears the crown following— today he truly wears the crown following ono — today he truly wears the crown following the death of his noonon— following the death of his mother, the _ following the death of his mother, the late queen elizabeth ii mother, the late queen elizabeth .. in— mother, the late queen elizabeth ii in september— mother, the late queen elizabeth ii in september ._ mother, the late queen elizabeth ii in september. immediately anon— ii in september. immediately no no— ii in september. immediately after the king,— ii in september. immediately after the king, queen camilla, was anointed— after the king, queen camilla, was anointed and— after the king, queen camilla, was anointed and crowned with onoon— was anointed and crowned with onoon non-o— was anointed and crowned with queen mary's crown by the ononnonoo— queen mary's crown by the archbishop of— queen mary's crown by the archbishop of canterbury . king archbishop of canterbury. king cnonoo,— archbishop of canterbury. king cnonoo, ano— archbishop of canterbury. king charles, and queen camilla have ooooonoo— charles, and queen camilla have ooooonoo on— charles, and queen camilla have ooooonoo on no— charles, and queen camilla have appeared on the balcony of nnonngnon — appeared on the balcony of buckingham palace to thank the ononoonoo— buckingham palace to thank the thousands who'd— buckingham palace to thank the thousands who'd gathered to pay nnon— thousands who'd gathered to pay onon nooooono— thousands who'd gathered to pay their respects to _ thousands who'd gathered to pay their respects to the new monarchs. nno- monarchs. the king and monarchs.- the king and queen were welcomed by no— the king and queen were welcomed by no conso— the king and queen were welcomed by the crowds who _ the king and queen were welcomed by the crowds who cheered in celebration. _ by the crowds who cheered in celebration. they—

by the crowds who cheered in celebration. they were joined by the celebration. they were joined by ono nonco— celebration. they were joined by the prince and— celebration. they were joined by the prince and princess of wales no— the prince and princess of wales and non— the prince and princess of wales and their three— the prince and princess of wales and their three children, ninoooo— and their three children, princess charlotte, seen there in no — princess charlotte, seen there in no nono— princess charlotte, seen there in the front, waving to well—wishers. two of the king's onnnoo— well—wishers. two of the king's siblings, princess— well—wishers. two of the king's siblings, princess anne and nonco— siblings, princess anne and prince edward,— siblings, princess anne and prince edward, also came out to onooo— prince edward, also came out to gnoon onooonono— prince edward, also came out to gnoon onooonon .— prince edward, also came out to greet supporters . due to the bad greet supporters. due to the bad nooonon— greet supporters. due to the bad nooonon o— greet supporters. due to the bad weather, a scaled— greet supporters. due to the bad weather, a scaled back fly—past of weather, a scaled back fly—past on royal— weather, a scaled back fly—past on royal an— weather, a scaled back fly—past of royal air force— weather, a scaled back fly—past of royal air force jets, including— of royal air force jets, including the famous red arrows, non— including the famous red arrows, non ovon— including the famous red arrows, non ono — including the famous red arrows, flew over the crowds that filled the flew over the crowds that filled ono nou— flew over the crowds that filled no man and — flew over the crowds that filled the mall and over— flew over the crowds that filled the mall and over the nation's king.— the mall and over the nation's king. nno— the mall and over the nation's new king. the armed forces oooooo— new king. the armed forces onogoo ono— new king. the armed forces staged the largest ceremonial military— staged the largest ceremonial military operation since the [no — military operation since the late queen's— military operation since the late queen's coronation in 1953. for late queen's coronation in 1953. nor ononoono— late queen's coronation in 1953. for thousand servicemen and took— for thousand servicemen and women took part— for thousand servicemen and women took part in a parade that onooonoo— women took part in a parade that onooonoo o— women took part in a parade that stretched a mile— women took part in a parade that stretched a mile long, including the household— stretched a mile long, including the household cavalry. the oovononon-o— the household cavalry. the sovereign's bodyguard and the royal— sovereign's bodyguard and the royal watermen. _ sovereign's bodyguard and the royal watermen. the military oonooo— royal watermen. the military oonooo noo— royal watermen. the military parade also featured troops from nonono— parade also featured troops from nations across the _ parade also featured troops from nations across the commonwealth and no— nations across the commonwealth and the british— nations across the commonwealth and the british overseas territories— and the british overseas territories ._ and the british overseas territories . and in typical territories. and in typical nnnon— territories. and in typical british weather , there was heavy british weather, there was heavy rain: _ british weather, there was heavy noo— british weather, there was heavy out not— british weather, there was heavy rain, but that failed to dampen

the enthusiasm _ rain, but that failed to dampen the enthusiasm of the crowds nno-o— the enthusiasm of the crowds who'd gathered,— the enthusiasm of the crowds who'd gathered, hoping to catch a who'd gathered, hoping to catch o gnnooo— who'd gathered, hoping to catch o gunpoo on— who'd gathered, hoping to catch a glimpse of the— who'd gathered, hoping to catch a glimpse of the king and queen. all a glimpse of the king and queen. au onooooonon— a glimpse of the king and queen. all procession viewing areas nong— all procession viewing areas along ono— all procession viewing areas along the route— all procession viewing areas along the route were filled to capacity— along the route were filled to ooooony .— along the route were filled to ooooony . nono— along the route were filled to capacity . fans cheered charles capacity. fans cheered charles ano— capacity. fans cheered charles and commo— capacity. fans cheered charles and camilla as— capacity. fans cheered charles and camilla as they travelled donn— and camilla as they travelled down no — and camilla as they travelled down the mall— and camilla as they travelled down the mall in— and camilla as they travelled down the mall in the gold state oooon— down the mall in the gold state oooon onion— down the mall in the gold state coach, which is— down the mall in the gold state coach, which is over 260 years om— coach, which is over 260 years on no— coach, which is over 260 years old and noo— coach, which is over 260 years old and has been— coach, which is over 260 years old and has been used at every corononon— old and has been used at every coronation since— old and has been used at every coronation since 1831. we spoke to sono— coronation since 1831. we spoke to on— coronation since 1831. we spoke to some of the— coronation since 1831. we spoke to some of the 10,000 people who onnnoo— to some of the 10,000 people who onnnoo no— to some of the 10,000 people who onnnoo no . — to some of the 10,000 people who turned up . amazing.— to some of the 10,000 people who turned up . ' g turned up. amazing. just absolutely amazing. yeah. just congratulations to the to the king and queen camilla unbelievable. very wet, but tiring. but what a spectacle. nobody— tiring. but what a spectacle. nonooy oooo— tiring. but what a spectacle. nobody else can— tiring. but what a spectacle. nobody else can do- c ” g but what a spectacle. nobody else can do it better man— nobody else can do it better onon no— nobody else can do it better onon con— nobody else can do it better than us, can they? m; nobody else can do it better than us, can they? �*fo�*nz; nonzflz“ c than us, can they? we weren't expecting to see them on the balcony. we didn't think that we would get that close because we were quite far back. so yeah, it's just good day to be it's just a good day to be british. we loved it. it was nonoonnn— british. we loved it. it was wonderful. if— british. we loved it. it was wonderful. if it— c we loved it. it was wonderful. if it wasn't so wet, ood— wonderful. if it wasn't so wet, ooo oovo— wonderful. if it wasn't so wet, ooo sow-king,— wonderful. if it wasn't so wet, god save king, god save the god save the king, god save the king. — god save the king, god save the king. eon— god save the king, god save the king. ooo snoo— god save the king, god save the king. god save the— god save the king, god save the king. cinzzn: g king. god save the king well, just hours before the coronation, police arrested the leader of anti—monarchy group

republic, along with 52 others lining the procession route. repubuc lining the procession route. republic had previously promised to ooogo— republic had previously promised to ooooo ono— republic had previously promised to stage the biggest protest against— to stage the biggest protest against o— to stage the biggest protest against a british monarch in ooon— against a british monarch in modern history.— against a british monarch in modern history. acting fascists onooooo— modern history. acting fascists onooooo in— modern history. acting fascists dressed in yellow— modern history. acting fascists dressed in yellow t shirts oononooo— dressed in yellow t shirts demanded an— dressed in yellow t shirts demanded an elected head of ooooo— demanded an elected head of onono ano— demanded an elected head of state and said— demanded an elected head of state and said the royal family has state and said the royal family no no— state and said the royal family no no place— state and said the royal family has no place in— state and said the royal family has no place in modern constitutional- has no place in modern constitutional democracy. a nnnon— constitutional democracy. a nnnnon on— constitutional democracy. a number of just— constitutional democracy. a number of just stop oil pronoooono— number of just stop oil protesters were also detained. yon-o— protesters were also detained. yon-o no— protesters were also detained. yon-o no oo— protesters were also detained. you're up to date— protesters were also detained. you're up to date on gb news now it's you're up to date on gb news now no nook— you're up to date on gb news now no book no— you're up to date on gb news now it's back to calvin— you're up to date on gb news now it's back to calvin ._ it's back to calvin. nno— it's back to calvin. the church - it's back to calvin. the church of england didn't begin— the church of england didn't begin in— the church of england didn't begin in noo— the church of england didn't begin in 1570 when queen onzonoon— begin in 1570 when queen elizabeth, the _ begin in 1570 when queen elizabeth, the first was oxoonooo, — elizabeth, the first was executed, dictated by pope pius the executed, dictated by pope pius ono noon.— executed, dictated by pope pius ono nnn. — executed, dictated by pope pius the fifth. nor— executed, dictated by pope pius the fifth. nor did— executed, dictated by pope pius the fifth. nor did it- executed, dictated by pope pius the fifth. w 2 2 c inning " " the fifth. nor did it begin in 1534 when henry vii renounced papal authority. the church of

england didn't even begin in 597 when saint augustine was sent on a mission by pope gregory, the first to become the first archbishop of canterbury. there's evidence of christianity in england as far back as the third century, with english bishops being on record as present at the council of arles in gaul. now the south of france and again in 349 at the council of ariminum in umbria, which is now rimini in italy. it's arguable that christians were worshipping in england for centuries before roman authorities turned up. and even then it took a while for things to become centralised . we have to become centralised. we have always had a distinct tradition. the celtic expression of the faith with the irish and the scots both having strong traditions , eventually melding traditions, eventually melding with roman catholicism as aethelberht became the first christian king of england , christian king of england, reigning between five, eight, nine and 616 ad and we have been a christian country ever since . a christian country ever since. that's 1434 years of christendom and dozens of christian coronations . this is why the

coronations. this is why the coronation of king charles as a decidedly christian service is so important . it not only is one so important. it not only is one of the oldest english traditions, it's one of the oldest traditions in the world. that's something we can be proud of in a time when so many seem embarrassed to be english. this is a moment of unity in celebration of our shared heritage . farage. there will be heritage. farage. there will be those who want to denigrate today's events and bring down our but we must not let our mood. but we must not let them. after all, the division over brexit lockdowns and vaccines, it's high time we had something positive to bring us together . let this be that event together. let this be that event . know the king is not perfect . . know the king is not perfect. yes, he's a globalist, obsessed with the green agenda with some dodgy friends. but we do not get to pick and choose our kings. it's not charles. the third we celebrate today. it's the office of the king. the symbol of the crown that represents our sovereignty. we have been spoilt for the past 70 years having one of the most wonderful monarchs this country has ever seen with queen elizabeth, the great

charles i's is no qe2. he's not the best, but he's certainly not the best, but he's certainly not the worst king we've ever had ehhen the worst king we've ever had either. let's not make it out to be worse than it is. this is about england and everything great about her traditions great about her, her traditions is her faith, her great history, long live the king. god bless england . england. there was much talk about the coronation taking on board multi—faith aspects to appeal to a more diverse britain . when the a more diverse britain. when the king was handed items of regalia by multi—faith peers, there was a contemporary gospel choir, and the king paused. at the end of his exit procession to greet faith leaders of different faiths. was this appropriately done? was it necessary? well, it's done? was it necessary? well, wsfime done? was it necessary? well, it's time for the jewel . joining it's time for the jewel. joining me now to debate this on my

sidekick, emma webb, and this week's nemesis, senior political correspondent for gb news, nigel nelson. i haven't called you that before. congratulations on the new role, relatively new role . nigel, we argued about role. nigel, we argued about this a couple of weeks ago saying, i was saying maybe this shouldn't think you shouldn't be done. i think you were a bit more liberal. were arguing a bit more liberal. how effectively ? did how was it done effectively? did you you wanted to see? you see what you wanted to see? yes, and i thought it was yes, i did. and i thought it was dono— yes, i did. and i thought it was oono-nou- yes, i did. and i thought it was oono-nou .- yes, i did. and i thought it was done -well . it- yes, i did. and i thought it was done -well . it was. yes, i did. and i thought it was. done -well . it was very done extremely well. it was very low— done extremely well. it was very ion koy. — done extremely well. it was very ion noy-ono— done extremely well. it was very low key. the important thing low key. and the important thing all low key. and the important thing oil-noo— low key. and the important thing oil-woo onoo— low key. and the important thing all-was thatlwas- all along was that it was a noooooono— all along was that it was a protestant service, as the onion— protestant service, as the british constitution demands for our british constitution demands for nood— british constitution demands for nooo of— british constitution demands for our head of state— british constitution demands for our head of state and the multi—faith_ our head of state and the multi—faith aspect was gently son— multi—faith aspect was gently son of— multi—faith aspect was gently sort of slotted— multi—faith aspect was gently sort of slotted in.— multi—faith aspect was gently sort of slotted in. i have to say— sort of slotted in. i have to say i— sort of slotted in. i have to ooy i woo— sort of slotted in. i have to ooy i o— sort of slotted in. i have to say i was a bit— sort of slotted in. i have to say i was a bit surprised by of— say i was a bit surprised by of no— say i was a bit surprised by some of the wording about the about— some of the wording about the about catholicism— some of the wording about the about catholicism that came up in no— about catholicism that came up in no actual— about catholicism that came up in the actual in— about catholicism that came up in the actual in the actual oonioo— in the actual in the actual oonioo .— in the actual in the actual service . but— in the actual in the actual service . but the idea of talking service. but the idea of talking about— service. but the idea of talking about o— service. but the idea of talking about a multi—faith britain novtng— about a multi—faith britain having representatives of that tnoto— having representatives of that tnoto ont— having representatives of that there and pledging their ottogtonoo— there and pledging their allegiance ,_ there and pledging their allegiance , giving their allegiance, giving their btoootno— allegiance, giving their blessing, that seems to me what you onoutt— blessing, that seems to me what you onoutt bo— blessing, that seems to me what you should be doing in 2023.

okay.— you should be doing in 2023. okay, emma.— you should be doing in 2023. okay, tnno. to— you should be doing in 2023. okay, emma, is it— you should be doing in 2023. okay, emma, is it ever- okay, emma, is it ever appropriate for a christian service to be multi—faith ? service to be multi—faith? well, i think it depends on tbto— well, i think it depends on this. sounds— well, i think it depends on this. sounds like i'm equivocating. i don't mean to be,— equivocating. i don't mean to bo, but— equivocating. i don't mean to bo, but ._ equivocating. i don't mean to be, but i think— equivocating. i don't mean to be, but i think it— equivocating. i don't mean to be, but i think it depends. i never equivocate. i think it tooonto— never equivocate. i think it tobonto. ._ never equivocate. i think it depends. i never equivocate. i tntnt— depends. i never equivocate. i tntnt tt— depends. i never equivocate. i think it depends— depends. i never equivocate. i think it depends on what you by— think it depends on what you by not,— think it depends on what you mean by that, because i think the mean by that, because i think tno oony— mean by that, because i think the ceremony today actually wotbot— the ceremony today actually nottot outto— the ceremony today actually walked quite a— the ceremony today actually walked quite a fine line and i tntnb— walked quite a fine line and i tntnt tt— walked quite a fine line and i think it walked— walked quite a fine line and i think it walked that fine line tabby— think it walked that fine line totny nob. — think it walked that fine line fairly well. it— think it walked that fine line fairly well. it wasn't as bad as i fairly well. it wasn't as bad as . tnougnt— fairly well. it wasn't as bad as . tnougnt tt— fairly well. it wasn't as bad as i thought it would be. it wasn't in i thought it would be. it wasn't tn vtototton— i thought it would be. it wasn't in violation of— i thought it would be. it wasn't in violation of canon law. it tun-t— in violation of canon law. it didn't include— in violation of canon law. it didn't include other faiths. and ononoo— didn't include other faiths. and onongo tno— didn't include other faiths. and change the sort— didn't include other faiths. and change the sort of protestant cnnotton— change the sort of protestant christian character , the christian character, the traditions, _ christian character, the traditions, the deep traditions, boo— traditions, the deep traditions, boo ot— traditions, the deep traditions, because of course, we have yes, we because of course, we have yes, no nono— because of course, we have yes, no no o— because of course, we have yes, no no o yoo— because of course, we have yes, no no o yoo no— because of course, we have yes, we have a yes, we have a notootont— we have a yes, we have a protestant settlement in this country— protestant settlement in this country not— protestant settlement in this country that was very appropriately tied. yes, we do nono— appropriately tied. yes, we do no o— appropriately tied. yes, we do have a protestant settlement in no— have a protestant settlement in tnto country— have a protestant settlement in this country constitutionally , this country constitutionally, we this country constitutionally, no tno— this country constitutionally, we since the glorious revolution.- we since the glorious revolution. yes of course, we otoo— revolution. yes of course, we otoo nono— revolution. yes of course, we otoo novo ooon— revolution. yes of course, we also have deep, deep roots of tnooo— also have deep, deep roots of tnooo-tton - also have deep, deep roots of those -from the - those traditions from the coronation— those traditions from the coronation within catholicism. but— coronation within catholicism. but ._ coronation within catholicism. but . tntnn— coronation within catholicism. but i think it's— coronation within catholicism. but i think it's important to notntotn— but i think it's important to maintain the— but i think it's important to maintain the integrity of those. i maintain the integrity of those. . tntnn— maintain the integrity of those. . tntnt tnot— maintain the integrity of those. i think that was— maintain the integrity of those. i think that was actually done outto— i think that was actually done outto-tnoto—

i think that was actually done quite-there was- i think that was actually done quite-there was a- i think that was actually done quite there was a slight quite well. there was a slight changing— quite well. there was a slight onongtng tn— quite well. there was a slight changing in the— quite well. there was a slight changing in the wording of the ootn— changing in the wording of the ootn ot— changing in the wording of the ootn ot tnot— changing in the wording of the oath of that gesture towards the cnunn— oath of that gesture towards the cnunn ot— oath of that gesture towards the church of england. protect ing tnooton— church of england. protect ing ttooton ot— church of england. protect ing freedom of religion for all, nnton— freedom of religion for all, nnton noo— freedom of religion for all, which was a— freedom of religion for all, which was a sort of gentle nod to totonoot— which was a sort of gentle nod to defender of— which was a sort of gentle nod to defender of the _ which was a sort of gentle nod to defender of the faiths rather tnon— to defender of the faiths rather than defender— to defender of the faiths rather than defender of— to defender of the faiths rather than defender of the faith, nnton— than defender of the faith, nnton ._ than defender of the faith, which i don't— than defender of the faith, which i don't necessarily agree nttn— which i don't necessarily agree nttn tnouon— which i don't necessarily agree nttn tnouon ._ which i don't necessarily agree with though i do— which i don't necessarily agree with though i do of course want ononybooy— with though i do of course want onotybooy to— with though i do of course want everybody to have— with though i do of course want everybody to have freedom of onion— everybody to have freedom of toboton tn— everybody to have freedom of religion in this— everybody to have freedom of religion in this country. so i tntnt— religion in this country. so i think actually— religion in this country. so i think actually they walked a toy— think actually they walked a tony-ttno. — think actually they walked a very-line. and- think actually they walked a very-line. and i- think actually they walked a very line. and i thought very fine line. and i thought not— very fine line. and i thought not no— very fine line. and i thought not too oo— very fine line. and i thought that the as you _ very fine line. and i thought that the as you were saying, tony— that the as you were saying, oony oubtty— that the as you were saying, very subtly done— that the as you were saying, very subtly done the act of boobto— very subtly done the act of boobto non — very subtly done the act of people from different faith communities— people from different faith communities presenting the king nttn— communities presenting the king nttn onouo— communities presenting the king with various parts— communities presenting the king with various parts of the royal togobo. — with various parts of the royal togobo. ._ with various parts of the royal regalia. i thought that that was ootuotty— regalia. i thought that that was ootuotty outto— regalia. i thought that that was actually quite carefully done. it actually quite carefully done. to noont— actually quite carefully done. to noont too— actually quite carefully done. it wasn't too it— actually quite carefully done. it wasn't too it wasn't too over tno— it wasn't too it wasn't too over to too. — it wasn't too it wasn't too over to too. ._ it wasn't too it wasn't too over to too. t know— it wasn't too it wasn't too over the top. i know you disagree nttn— the top. i know you disagree nttn no— the top. i know you disagree nttn bo— the top. i know you disagree with me. no, i'm— the top. i know you disagree with me. no, i'm just in two ntnoo— with me. no, i'm just in two minds about— with me. no, i'm just in two minds about this— with me. no, i'm just in two minds about this because it wont— minds about this because it wasn't an event,— minds about this because it wasn't an event, was it? c wasn't an event, was it? it was a wasn't an event, was it? it was o cbnotton— wasn't an event, was it? it was a christian service. it was explicitly a service. there was a mass hold as part of it. now it was a coronation a coronation oontoo. — it was a coronation a coronation oontoo. boo.— it was a coronation a coronation oontoo. boo. boo.— it was a coronation a coronation service. yes. yes. and— it was a coronation a coronation service. yes. yes. and not- c cit" a coronation service. yes. yes. and not an oont— service. yes. yes. and not an ovont-nno— service. yes. yes. and not an event, and religion, event, but. and religion, obvtouoty— event, but. and religion, obviously,-fact- event, but. and religion, obviously, fact that obviously, the fact that tottotouo— obviously, the fact that religious service is the culmination- religious service is the culmination that event is culmination of that event is ooony— culmination of that event is really important . and but it's

really important. and but it's not— really important. and but it's not not— really important. and but it's not just about— really important. and but it's not just about about a religious oontoo— not just about about a religious oontoo .— not just about about a religious service . there— not just about about a religious service . there is— not just about about a religious service . there is more to it service. there is more to it tnon— service. there is more to it tnon tnot— service. there is more to it than that because he's not just the than that because he's not just too nng. — than that because he's not just too nng. no— than that because he's not just too nng. no to— than that because he's not just the king. he is the head of ototo— the king. he is the head of ototo. ano— the king. he is the head of state. and therefore, he needs to bo— state. and therefore, he needs to be thinking— state. and therefore, he needs to be thinking about the whole notton— to be thinking about the whole notton tn— to be thinking about the whole nation in thinking about the nnoto— nation in thinking about the whole nation.— nation in thinking about the whole nation. _ nation in thinking about the whole nation. ”cl nation in thinking about the whole nation. suzi; : nation in thinking about the whole nation. ”iii: ' z nation in thinking about the whole nation. z whole nation. sure. and i'm with you, emma, in that the oath to defend freedom of religion is fantastically but fantastically important. but therefore, should we have , for therefore, should we have, for example, heathens reading the epistles ? should is it epistles? should is it appropriate for a heathen prime minister to be reading a gospel reading? i think in this context, actually, i think rishi rishi read it with with conviction and actually he read it very well, i think. but is it very well? i think— c byzg but is it very well? i think probably in no— very well? i think probably in this context— very well? i think probably in this context it's— very well? i think probably in this context it's not inappropriate . idiot. i don't inappropriate. idiot. i don't know— inappropriate. idiot. i don't know not— inappropriate. idiot. i don't know what his— inappropriate. idiot. i don't know what his position is as a non— know what his position is as a ntnou rooting— know what his position is as a hindu reading out something that obntouoty— hindu reading out something that obviously mustn't— hindu reading out something that obviously mustn't he mustn't bottovo— obviously mustn't he mustn't bottovo tn.— obviously mustn't he mustn't believe in. but— obviously mustn't he mustn't believe in. but i— obviously mustn't he mustn't believe in. but i think he was in believe in. but i think he was tn totno— believe in. but i think he was tn doing tnot— believe in. but i think he was in doing that reading, he was ubnototno— in doing that reading, he was ubnototno tno— in doing that reading, he was upholding the traditions of this country,— upholding the traditions of this country, ancient— upholding the traditions of this country, ancient traditions of onto— country, ancient traditions of tnto oountty. — country, ancient traditions of this country. and i think that's oxtonoty— this country. and i think that's extremely praiseworthy. and i tntnn— extremely praiseworthy. and i tntnt no— extremely praiseworthy. and i tntnt no ott— extremely praiseworthy. and i think he did a— extremely praiseworthy. and i think he did a very good job of it. think he did a very good job of

to. -tntnn— think he did a very good job of it. -think that— think he did a very good job of it. -think that it's- it. i do think that it's tnbonont— it. i do think that it's important to- it. i do think that it's important to protect the noon— important to protect the christian-of. important to protect thei christian-of the christian character of the coronation. _ christian character of the coronation. as- christian character of the coronation. as a christian ceremony. the— coronation. as a christian ceremony. the fact that nothing oono— ceremony. the fact that nothing oono tnot— ceremony. the fact that nothing was done that substantially sort of was done that substantially sort ot ntototoo— was done that substantially sort of violated canon _ was done that substantially sort of violated canon law or onytntng— of violated canon law or onytntno oo— of violated canon law or anything as substantial as that, i anything as substantial as that, . tntnt— anything as substantial as that, . tntnt to— anything as substantial as that, i think is good.— anything as substantial as that, i think is good. hopefully, i wont— i think is good. hopefully, i nouto uno— i think is good. hopefully, i would like to— i think is good. hopefully, i would like to think that we wont— would like to think that we nouto nono— would like to think that we would have not— would like to think that we would have not pared back coronotton— would have not pared back coronation with— would have not pared back coronation with william and cotnonno— coronation with william and catherine in— coronation with william and catherine in the— coronation with william and catherine in the future and that ot— catherine in the future and that some of those— catherine in the future and that some of those slightly more woo otononto— some of those slightly more woo woo elements that— some of those slightly more woo woo elements that you do expect of woo elements that you do expect ot king— woo elements that you do expect ot king cnottoo— woo elements that you do expect of king charles because he is cnonoo— of king charles because he is charles that— of king charles because he is charles that that— of king charles because he is charles that that that that some of charles that that that that some ot tnooo— charles that that that that some of those elements— charles that that that that some of those elements perhaps nouton-t— of those elements perhaps wouldn't be— of those elements perhaps wouldn't be enforced and then oooooototoo— wouldn't be enforced and then exaggerated over— wouldn't be enforced and then exaggerated over time . that's exaggerated over time. that's the exaggerated over time. that's no botnt. — exaggerated over time. that's the point. you're— exaggerated over time. that's the point. /:::. ”iii: exaggerated over time. that's the point. /:::tc. g the point. you're both talking about it being a christian service because that's what it is. nigel well, in the sense that protestantism is christian, but i think the most important thing is for it to be a protestant service. i mean, you know, you've gone through a quick through history. quick run through history. calvin back. the calvin but we go back. the reformation was the brexit of its day. yes and it wasn't just about changing the religion of this country . about changing the religion of this country. it was about changing the religion of this country . it was also about this country. it was also about about a power change as well.

and so that completely changed the constitution . an it then the constitution. an it then took a hundred couple of years took a hundred couple of years to get absolutely sorted out till the act of settlement in 1701. but once that was done, we had a constitution which meant that we needed a protestant monarch. so so that was the important thing about the service. of course, it's christian, but that is the key to it because that is what keeps our constitution together. could we have a non protestant monarch? no. could we have a non—christian monarch? no. okay. well, easy answer for the parts of it that i thought were really well done. so my good friend, lord sayyid kamal, was presenting part the presenting one part of the regalia. he was sikh regalia. i forgot he was sikh when that happening. when that was happening. i forgot people of other forgot the people of other religions christian religions were not christian because integrated because they just integrated well. jarring bit well. however the jarring bit for was end of the for me was at the end of the service, at the end of the procession, when the king stops to of nod at the faith to kind of nod at the faith leaders other faiths, it leaders of the other faiths, it just felt very disconnected, actually. i there are actually. i think that there are too— actually. i think that there are lots lcriticisms _ actually. i think that there are lots . criticisms that - f i think that there are lots criticisms that can lots of criticisms that you can noto— lots of criticisms that you can make-coronation- lots of criticisms that you can make coronation service make of the coronation service ont—

make of the coronation service ono-tnot— make of the coronation service ono-tnot tno- make of the coronation service. and -that the coronation and the mood that the coronation on-t— and the mood that the coronation on-t tntnn— and the mood that the coronation on-t tntnt .— and the mood that the coronation on-t tntnt . you— and the mood that the coronation on i think , you know, it on set. i think, you know, it onto— on set. i think, you know, it ootoo non— on set. i think, you know, it aside from the— on set. i think, you know, it aside from the multi—faith angle on onto— aside from the multi—faith angle on tnto .— aside from the multi—faith angle on tnto . ._ aside from the multi—faith angle on this , i think— aside from the multi—faith angle on this , i think i— aside from the multi—faith angle on this , i think i think it on this, i think i think it count— on this, i think i think it could have— on this, i think i think it could have been done better. i tntnn— could have been done better. i tntnt to— could have been done better. i think it could— could have been done better. i think it could have evoked more oonottty— think it could have evoked more oonottty-tt— think it could have evoked more sanctity-it did.— think it could have evoked more sanctity-it did. i— think it could have evoked more sanctity it did. i think sanctity than it did. i think not— sanctity than it did. i think not tnoto— sanctity than it did. i think that there was— sanctity than it did. i think that there was a lack of otootbbno— that there was a lack of discipline and- that there was a lack of discipline and a bit of fiddling and discipline and a bit of fiddling ono totttno— discipline and a bit of fiddling and faffing-and- discipline and a bit of fiddling and faffing and a bit and faffing going on and a bit of and faffing going on and a bit ot-ot— and faffing going on and a bit of of awkwardness and of sort of awkwardness and nervousness, perhaps you think it nervousness, perhaps you think tt no— nervousness, perhaps you think to iuot— nervousness, perhaps you think it was just liturgical rather tnon— it was just liturgical rather tnon .— it was just liturgical rather tnon . ano— it was just liturgical rather than . and actually one aspect than. and i actually one aspect of than. and i actually one aspect ot-tnot— than. and i actually one aspect ot-tnot ._ than. and i actually one aspect of-that i thought- of this that i thought was ooony.— of this that i thought was ooony-good- of this that i thought was. really,-good-also really, really good and also tony— really, really good and also| very—beautiful really, really good and also- very_beautiful was very personal and beautiful was one.— very personal and beautiful was to. no— very personal and beautiful was the, the greek— very personal and beautiful was the, the greek choir because of course, charles's_ the, the greek choir because of course, charles's father , the course, charles's father, the bubo— course, charles's father, the buto ot— course, charles's father, the duke of edinburgh, was , was or duke of edinburgh, was, was or the duke of edinburgh, was, was or to too— duke of edinburgh, was, was or the late duke— duke of edinburgh, was, was or the late duke of— duke of edinburgh, was, was or the late duke of edinburgh, even was the late duke of edinburgh, even noon— the late duke of edinburgh, even was greek orthodox. charles obvtouoty— was greek orthodox. charles obviously feels— was greek orthodox. charles obviously feels deep connection to no— obviously feels deep connection to to noon— obviously feels deep connection to the greek orthodox christian tottn. — to the greek orthodox christian tottn. ._ to the greek orthodox christian tottn. ttntnt— to the greek orthodox christian faith. i think that— to the greek orthodox christian faith. i think that the point in the faith. i think that the point in too oony— faith. i think that the point in the ceremony at— faith. i think that the point in the ceremony at which that choir oong— the ceremony at which that choir oono .— the ceremony at which that choir oono . ._ the ceremony at which that choir oono . . tntnn— the ceremony at which that choir sang , i think was— the ceremony at which that choir sang , i think was was very sang, i think was was very booutttut— sang, i think was was very booutttut .— sang, i think was was very beautiful . and— sang, i think was was very beautiful . and for me, that was beautiful. and for me, that was not— beautiful. and for me, that was not tott— beautiful. and for me, that was that felt like— beautiful. and for me, that was that felt like it— beautiful. and for me, that was that felt like it really evoked the that felt like it really evoked tno oonoo— that felt like it really evoked the sense of— that felt like it really evoked the sense of sanctity of the occasion. and _ the sense of sanctity of the occasion. and i— the sense of sanctity of the occasion. and i think that's not— occasion. and i think that's not no— occasion. and i think that's what we need— occasion. and i think that's what we need to sort of look for in what we need to sort of look for tn tn— what we need to sort of look for tn tn tn— what we need to sort of look for tn tn tn tno— what we need to sort of look for in in in the coronation. and for it in in in the coronation. and for to to— in in in the coronation. and for to to non— in in in the coronation. and for it to flow smoothly and so on.

so.— it to flow smoothly and so on. so. yoo— it to flow smoothly and so on. so. yoo ._ it to flow smoothly and so on. so. yoo. t ootoo— it to flow smoothly and so on. so, yes, i agree with you. i tntnn— so, yes, i agree with you. i tntnt tno— so, yes, i agree with you. i think the sort— so, yes, i agree with you. i think the sort of- so, yes, i agree with you. i think the sort of awkward otoottno— think the sort of awkward otoottno ot— think the sort of awkward greeting at the end is not not noooooonty— greeting at the end is not not necessarily in— greeting at the end is not not necessarily in some ways this is not tnot-o— necessarily in some ways this is not tnot-o not— necessarily in some ways this is not that's not so— necessarily in some ways this is not that's not so much a point obout. — not that's not so much a point obout. netb— not that's not so much a point about. well, you— not that's not so much a point about. initicc not that's not so much a point about. well, you have to, though. yes i think i think you did. i think it was important to find a way of doing it and to do it in a way that didn't it wasn't part of the service, which is what when we which i think is what when we talked couple of talked about this a couple of weeks ago, you objected to the idea it would be part of a christian so to christian service. so to actually talk to them on the way out, for them to whatever they said, i mean, presumably to pledge their allegiance to the new monarch, i think that was the you could hope for the best way you could hope for if you were going to do it at all. but i think i think the botnt— all. but i think i think the botnt ._ all. but i think i think the point i think— but i think i think the point i think ultimately for me ont— point i think ultimately for me on no— point i think ultimately for me and the reason— point i think ultimately for me and the reason why i think they nottoo— and the reason why i think they nottoo tno— and the reason why i think they walked the fine— and the reason why i think they walked the fine very, very walked the fine line very, very nou— walked the fine line very, very well-carefully _ walked the fine line very, very well-carefully is- walked the fine line very, very well carefully is that the well and carefully is that the oonootn—tol well and carefully is that thei concern _to the concern is also relating to the not-ooony— concern is also relating to the ttoiootony-tt— concern is also relating to the trajectory-it sends- trajectory that it sends the coronotton — trajectory that it sends the coronation on.— trajectory that it sends the coronation on. and i know i tntnt— coronation on. and i know i tntnt botto— coronation on. and i know i think david starkey doesn't bottovo— think david starkey doesn't believe there _ think david starkey doesn't believe there will be another coronotton. — believe there will be another coronation. and— believe there will be another coronation. and i— believe there will be another coronation. and i certainly hope not— coronation. and i certainly hope not no— coronation. and i certainly hope not no oon-t— coronation. and i certainly hope that we don't end— coronation. and i certainly hope that we don't end up with us as otnot— that we don't end up with us as other monarchies_ that we don't end up with us as other monarchies in europe don't nono— other monarchies in europe don't novo—booouoo- other monarchies in europe don't have—because as.

have a coronation because as we oon-ont— have a coronation because as we oon-ono oo— have a coronation because as we oon-ono oo-ot- have a coronation because as we saw-and as-of the- have a coronation because as we saw and as of the one saw today and as one of the one of saw today and as one of the one ot tno— saw today and as one of the one ot tno boobto— saw today and as one of the one of the people interviewed said, you— of the people interviewed said, you-nobody— of the people interviewed said, you-nobody-this. of the people interviewed said, you nobody this as of the people interviewed said,- you-nobody-this as we you know, nobody does this as we do. you know, nobody does this as we to. no— you know, nobody does this as we to. no oo— you know, nobody does this as we do. it's so beautiful— you know, nobody does this as we do. it's so beautiful that we not— do. it's so beautiful that we that-possible.- do. it's so beautiful that we that-possible. so- that this is possible. so the oony to— that this is possible. so the ceremony is important, isn't it? and— ceremony is important, isn't it? ant-connony— ceremony is important, isn't it? i and-ceremonylimportant, ceremony is important, isn't it? i and butlceremonylimportant, ceremony is important, isn't it? and but i ceremony important, ceremony is important, isn't it? and but i thinkiony important, ceremony is important, isn't it? and but i think it'si important, ceremony is important, isn't it? and but i think it's importantant, too. but i think it's important is that the christian core of the coronation actually was preserved very well . and it preserved very well. and it doesn't it doesn't- : w3 and it doesn't it doesn't strike me as oonotntng— doesn't it doesn't strike me as something that— doesn't it doesn't strike me as something that sets us off on a not-ooony— something that sets us off on a noioototy tnot— something that sets us off on a trajectory that would see the not— trajectory that would see the next coronation— trajectory that would see the next coronation be undermining the next coronation be undermining tno cnnotton— next coronation be undermining the christian character of the oony ano— the christian character of the ceremony. and i— the christian character of the ceremony. and i think that's tnot-o— ceremony. and i think that's that's important— ceremony. and i think that's that's important to me . yeah. that's important to me. yeah. ant— that's important to me. yeah. no to— that's important to me. yeah. and it should— that's important to me. yeah. and it should be— that's important to me. yeah. and it should be noted- that's important to me. yeah. and it should be noted that david starkey did a very good job of commentating, but he didn't anything it didn't mention anything when it got to multi—faith so got to the multi—faith part, so maybe going with maybe he was going along with the that you were. the same argument that you were. well, well, he did. i mean, well, no. well, he did. i mean, i think that he— well, no. well, he did. i mean, i think that he was— �*fowcc �*fowcc t: t: i mean, i think that he was actually nototno— i think that he was actually nototno-noo- i think that he was actually praising was talking. praising that he was talking. i ._ praising that he was talking. i . noo— praising that he was talking. i was i was taken— praising that he was talking. i was i was taken aback.- praising that he was talking. i was i was taken aback. i- praising that he was talking. was i was taken aback. i was surprised. yeah. that he was, you— surprised. yeah. that he was, you know.— surprised. yeah. that he was, you know, because- : yeah. that he was, you know, because we are a multi a you know, because we are a multi o nutt— you know, because we are a multi o nuttt tonn— you know, because we are a multi a multi faith nation.— you know, because we are a multi a multi faith nation. but that bontoutot— a multi faith nation. but that particular service had to be a notootont— particular service had to be a protestant—emma,| particular service had to be a. protestant—emma, can particular service had to be a- protestant_emma, can we protestant one. and emma, can we take at cake as take a look at your cake as well? i understand you've been you've been baking cool you've been baking some cool patriotic have got

patriotic cakes. have we got a float this ? i to say float of this? i have to say i oton-t— float of this? i have to say i oton-t boto— float of this? i have to say i didn't bake it.— float of this? i have to say i didn't bake it. that's- 57 i have to say i didn't bake it. that's that's oounooy— didn't bake it. that's that's oounooy .— didn't bake it. that's that's oounooy . ._ didn't bake it. that's that's courtesy . i wish- didn't bake it. that's that's courtesy . i wish i had baked it. courtesy. iwish i had baked it. no— courtesy. iwish i had baked it. no oounooy— courtesy. iwish i had baked it. it's courtesy of— courtesy. i wish i had baked it. it's courtesy of dunnes bakery. ano— it's courtesy of dunnes bakery. ant ctouon— it's courtesy of dunnes bakery. and crouch bought it. i did. i now— and crouch bought it. i did. i onon you— and crouch bought it. i did. i onon you ott— and crouch bought it. i did. i show you off anymore ? yeah. no, show you off anymore? yeah. no, but no— show you off anymore? yeah. no, but it's beautiful,— show you off anymore? yeah. no, but it's beautiful, isn't it? croon— but it's beautiful, isn't it? ctottt. n— but it's beautiful, isn't it? ctottt. n to— but it's beautiful, isn't it? credit. it is wonderful- but it's beautiful, isn't it? credit. it is wonderful . well, credit. it is wonderful. well, thank you for that. and plenty more evening on my more to come this evening on my common crusade. next, common sense crusade. next, we'll discussing the we'll be discussing the importance with importance of queen camilla with the royal butler grant. the former royal butler grant. harold, stay tuned

is gb news radio. is gb news radio . on mark dolan is gb news radio. on mark dolan tontobt— is gb news radio. on mark dolan tontgnt. noto— is gb news radio. on mark dolan tonight. we're celebrating the king— tonight. we're celebrating the king ont— tonight. we're celebrating the new king and queen in style with a new king and queen in style with o obootot— new king and queen in style with a special coronation party. with me a special coronation party. with no tn— a special coronation party. with no tn tno— a special coronation party. with me in the studio,— a special coronation party. with me in the studio, former butler to ntnoooo— me in the studio, former butler to princess diana.— me in the studio, former butler to princess diana. and i'm a cotobnty— to princess diana. and i'm a celebrity star,— to princess diana. and i'm a celebrity star, paul burrell, tno— celebrity star, paul burrell, tno ouoon— celebrity star, paul burrell, the queen of— celebrity star, paul burrell, the queen of us royal reporting. ntnooy— the queen of us royal reporting. kinsey schofield_ the queen of us royal reporting. kinsey schofield and legendary ioutnobot— kinsey schofield and legendary journalist and— kinsey schofield and legendary journalist and radio star mike bony— journalist and radio star mike bony bony— journalist and radio star mike bony bony tn— journalist and radio star mike porky parry in my big opinion, toooy— porky parry in my big opinion, toooy no— porky parry in my big opinion, toooy o— porky parry in my big opinion, today was a reminder of ononytntng— today was a reminder of everything that's important obout— everything that's important obout tnto— everything that's important about this country. and in my tono— about this country. and in my tono ot— about this country. and in my tono ot ton— about this country. and in my take at ten, i'll— about this country. and in my take at ten, i'll be sharing the nono— take at ten, i'll be sharing the ntono tno— take at ten, i'll be sharing the highs, the lows— take at ten, i'll be sharing the highs, the lows and some of the noun— highs, the lows and some of the noun ot— highs, the lows and some of the hilarity of the— highs, the lows and some of the hilarity of the big— highs, the lows and some of the hilarity of the big day. it's no— hilarity of the big day. it's tno noun— hilarity of the big day. it's two hours of— hilarity of the big day. it's two hours of fun and celebration . bo—

two hours of fun and celebration . bo iotn— two hours of fun and celebration . bo iotn uo— two hours of fun and celebration . do join us from _ two hours of fun and celebration . do join us from ._ . do join us from. nine no— . do join us from. nine to ob— . do join us from. nine we all know- . do join us from. nine we all know the importance of our we all know the importance of oonototno— we all know the importance of our sovereign king charles iii ont— our sovereign king charles iii on no— our sovereign king charles iii on too noto— our sovereign king charles iii and the role he— our sovereign king charles iii and the role he plays in our constitutional— and the role he plays in our constitutional monarchy. but not— constitutional monarchy. but nbot to— constitutional monarchy. but nbot to obo— constitutional monarchy. but what is the role— constitutional monarchy. but what is the role of- constitutional monarchy. but what is the role of the importance of queen camilla? joining me to discuss this further is royal butler grant . further is royal butler grant. harold grant, further is royal butler grant. harold grant , thanks for joining harold grant, thanks for joining us from your wonderful coronation cruise ship that i understand you're on. everyone's talking about the king today. so i wanted to talk about the queen a bit. is her role a little bit. what is her role going to be? i understand she's no longer called the queen consort, what is the role of consort, but what is the role of a queen? this is the thing that's many that's been confusing so many people and the people is the title and the title is queen consort because as the wife the king, it was as the wife of the king, it was automatic. she becomes the ouoon— automatic. she becomes the ouoon.-to.— automatic. she becomes the queen.-is. that's- c. she becomes the queen. is. that's just how queen. that is. that's just how it queen. that is. that's just how blot— queen. that is. that's just how blob tt— queen. that is. that's just how it.or if-look_ queen. that is. that's just how it.or if-look in- it is. or if you look in noon.— it is. or if you look in history, that's how it's always boon— history, that's how it's always been-previous- history, that's how it's always been previous previous been with previous previous nnoo— kings and their wives being ouoon— kings and their wives being ouoonoltoto— kings and their wives being queens. role there to queens. her role is there to bootootty— queens. her role is there to basically support her husband in his basically support her husband in nto-oo— basically support her husband in mono king— basically support her husband in his-as king and—

basically support her husband in his as king and help him his role as king and to help him nttn— his role as king and to help him nttn-ooy— his role as king and to help him nttn-ooy to— his role as king and to help him nttn-ooy to ooy- his role as king and to help him with day to day duties with these day to day duties nttn— with these day to day duties nttn-tnon— with these day to day duties with,-know, this- with these day to day duties with, know, this is the with, you know, this is the oubbon— with, you know, this is the oubbonltt— with, you know, this is the oubbonltt .— with, you know, this is the supportiif i can- with, you know, this is the support if i can say, like any support, if i can say, like any bonnot— support, if i can say, like any bonnot oubbono— support, if i can say, like any partner supports a partner in toooy-o— partner supports a partner in toooy-o nono— partner supports a partner in today's world, it's the same. obnouoty.— today's world, it's the same. obviously, it's— today's world, it's the same. obviously, it's a— today's world, it's the same. obviously, it's a slightly otttotont— obviously, it's a slightly different when your husband is the different when your husband is bound— different when your husband is tno-nno-t- different when your husband is the -and-i worked. different when your husband is the and i worked for the king and when i worked for non.— the king and when i worked for tnon. .— the king and when i worked for tnon. . no— the king and when i worked for them, i was very— the king and when i worked for them, i was very aware of how oubbonno— them, i was very aware of how oubbonno obo— them, i was very aware of how supportive she was to him back tnon— supportive she was to him back tnonlbo— supportive she was to him back then-do-think- supportive she was to him back then-do-think her- supportive she was to him back then-do-think her role. supportive she was to him back. then-do-think her role has then. do you think her role has changed then from what it was previously ? a lot, yes . changed then from what it was previously ? a lot, yes. i mean, previously? a lot, yes. i mean, tno— previously? a lot, yes. i mean, tno yooto— previously? a lot, yes. i mean, over the years when- previously? a lot, yes. i mean, over the years when i- 7 a lot, yes. i mean, over the years when i was there, i over the years when i was there, . count— over the years when i was there, . oouto ooo— over the years when i was there, . oouto not— over the years when i was there, i could see her become more more of i could see her become more more ot o— i could see her become more more ot o onion.— i could see her become more more ot o oubbon. snoo— i could see her become more more of a support. she's very good nttn— of a support. she's very good nttn ntn. — of a support. she's very good with him. she's— of a support. she's very good with him. she's great at how she oubbono— with him. she's great at how she oubbono-tnoy-no— with him. she's great at how she supports they've also got a supports him. they've also got a humorous side,— supports him. they've also got a humorous side, think humorous side, which i think boobto— humorous side, which i think some people have seen some people might have seen nnoto—oooo- some people might have seen where—good at.- some people might have seeni where—good at. you where she's quite good at. you know.— where she's quite good at. you know,-sometimes- where she's quite good at. you know, sometimes they're know, when sometimes they're tong— know, when sometimes they're tong-ot— know, when sometimes they're doing or something doing events or something and tnoto-o— doing events or something and there's-humour,- doing events or something and there's humour, she there's a bit of humour, she otnoyo— there's a bit of humour, she otnoyo noo— there's a bit of humour, she otnoyo noo o— there's a bit of humour, she always has a bit— there's a bit of humour, she always has a bit of a smile and oonnotnnoot— always has a bit of a smile and sometimes sometimes it even turno— sometimes sometimes it even tutno-btt— sometimes sometimes it even tutno-btt-otootol sometimes sometimes it even tutno-btt-otooto .| sometimes sometimes it even turns bit giggle , a turns into a bit of a giggle, a bit turns into a bit of a giggle, a btt ot— turns into a bit of a giggle, a bit of giggling,— turns into a bit of a giggle, a bit of giggling, which really bit of giggling, which is really bunny.— bit of giggling, which is really bunny—to- bit of giggling, which is reallyi funny,_to witness funny, which i used to witness as funny, which i used to witness oo-nno— funny, which i used to witness oo-nno .— funny, which i used to witness as-and i noticed- funny, which i used to witness as and i noticed today at as well. and i noticed today at no— as well. and i noticed today at too ntbto— as well. and i noticed today at the albie there— as well. and i noticed today at the albie there was 1 or 2 nnonnonot— the albie there was 1 or 2 moments where she would look and onto— moments where she would look and onto ot— moments where she would look and onto ot ntn — moments where she would look and smile at him and— moments where she would look and smile at him and would just smile at him and she would just nono— smile at him and she would just nono-ot— smile at him and she would just have-of smile.- smile at him and she would just have _of smile. and. have that kind of smile. and i remember-so— have that kind of smile. and i remember so well. so well. remember that. so well. so well. it remember that. so well. so well. tt-toonoo— remember that. so well. so well. it-looked-nervousl it almost looked like a nervous

onto— it almost looked like a nervous onto totoy— it almost looked like a nervous smile today, didn't it? 3:33. smile today, didn't it? they bott— smile today, didn't it? they both actually— smile today, didn't it? they both actually looked quite nervous. you think the nervous. do you think the public's to her and public's grown to love her and accept her? i think they have. i too not— accept her? i think they have. i mean, i've had so— c, w”7’ i think they have. i mean, i've had so many conversations- mean, i've had so many conversations that conversations with friends that non-muon— conversations with friends that noto-nuonloon- conversations with friends that were much, can say, were very much, if i can say, no— were very much, if i can say, tno-btono— were very much, if i can say, the diana, princess of the late diana, princess of notoo— the late diana, princess of notoo-tnoy- the late diana, princess of wales they they initially the late diana, princess of wales like they they initially the late diana, princess of wales like her. ey they initially the late diana, princess of wales like her. and ey initially the late diana, princess of wales like her. and now itially the late diana, princess of wales like her. and now they/ didn't like her. and now they can see that— didn't like her. and now they can see that she's they're doing an can see that she's they're doing on onoztno— can see that she's they're doing on amazing job— can see that she's they're doing an amazing job and supporting her an amazing job and supporting not nuobont— an amazing job and supporting her husband. course, with her husband. and of course, with a her husband. and of course, with o-tonttoo— her husband. and of course, with o-tonttoo .— her husband. and of course, with a-families , sadly,- a lot of families, sadly, tnoto-o— a lot of families, sadly, there's-ups- a lot of families, sadly, there's ups and a lot of families, sadly,- there's-ups and things go there's break ups and things go on — there's break ups and things go on ano— there's break ups and things go ong no to— there's break ups and things go wrong. and it takes years to boot — wrong. and it takes years to heal. sometimes— wrong. and it takes years to heal. sometimes it doesn't heal. but heal. sometimes it doesn't heal. but .— heal. sometimes it doesn't heal. but . tntnt— heal. sometimes it doesn't heal. but i think-this— heal. sometimes it doesn't heal. but i think this occasion, but i think in this occasion, boobto— but i think in this occasion, boobto-ton-t- but i think in this occasion, people don't know if i'd people are i don't know if i'd say— people are i don't know if i'd ooy totgnon— people are i don't know if i'd say forgiven, but— people are i don't know if i'd say forgiven, but think say forgiven, but i think tnoy-no— say forgiven, but i think they've moved on and accept the toot— they've moved on and accept the toot tnot— they've moved on and accept the toot tnot obo— they've moved on and accept the fact that she .the _ they've moved on and accept the fact that she the wife of the fact that she is the wife of the obno— fact that she is the wife of the one time prince— fact that she is the wife of the one time prince charles, now king— one time prince charles, now king cnotoo— one time prince charles, now king charles, and— one time prince charles, now king charles, and they understand— king charles, and they understand she's there king charles, and they- understand-she's there to understand that she's there to oubbon— understand that she's there to oubbon-t— understand that she's there to oubbon-t noon- understand that she's there to support-i mean, you. support him. i mean, you mentioned the break—up. don't support him. i mean, you mentitalki the break—up. don't support him. i mean, you mentitalk about’yreak—up. don't support him. i mean, you mentitalk about ittak—up. don't support him. i mean, you mentitalk about it these). don't support him. i mean, you mentitalk about it these days, don't often talk about it these days, but of course, the new king has stepchildren because of this relationship, doesn't he? absolutely. absolutely . absolutely. yeah, absolutely. no— absolutely. yeah, absolutely. anolooutoo.— absolutely. yeah, absolutely. and course, you've got tom and of course, you've got tom ont— and of course, you've got tom on too.— and of course, you've got tom and lara. lara.— and of course, you've got tom and lara. lara. lara. lara notor— and lara. lara. lara. lara parker bowles,- and lara. lara. lara. lara parker bowles, who again, i knew booty— parker bowles, who again, i knew tootty not— parker bowles, who again, i knew really well when— parker bowles, who again, i knew really well when they joined the nouoonoto — really well when they joined the nouoonoto .— really well when they joined the household , when— really well when they joined the household , when they the household, when they joined the tonty. — household, when they joined the tonty. .tnoyto — household, when they joined the family. they're they're family. and they're they're great— family. and they're they're goon—got- family. and they're they're gtoot—oot oni family. and they're they're- great_got on with great fun and they got on with

otnot— great fun and they got on with other members— great fun and they got on with other members of— great fun and they got on with other members of the family. tnoy-no— other members of the family. tnoy-yo got— other members of the family. they've got -own - other members of the family. they've got own children. they've got their own children. so they've got their own children. so—botn i they've got their own children.| so—botn king so as you mentioned, both king ont— so as you mentioned, both king ono ouoon— so as you mentioned, both king and queen have— so as you mentioned, both king and queen have step children and queen have got step children and queen have got step children not—.— and queen have got step children ono—. but- and queen have got step children and_. but which. and grandchildren. but which notoo— and grandchildren. but which notoo tnon— and grandchildren. but which makes them kind of very modern. it's makes them kind of very modem. to o— makes them kind of very modem. to o tony— makes them kind of very modern. it's a very modern— makes them kind of very modern. it's a very modern royal family it's a very modern royal family i is it's a very modern royal family t-to tno— it's a very modern royal family i-is the wonderful. i think this is the wonderful tntno— i think this is the wonderful tntno-tno— i think this is the wonderful thing-the royal- i think this is the wonderful thing the royal family. thing about the royal family. vou— thing about the royal family. you know.— thing about the royal family. you know,.one_ thing about the royal family. you know, one time, they were you know, at one time, they were otnoyo—bonoot- always seen as the perfect tonty— always seen as the perfect family-know,- always seen as the perfect family. know, divorces and family. you know, divorces and tntnoo— family. you know, divorces and tntnoo-oton-t— family. you know, divorces and things didn't happen where things just didn't happen where non-uto— things just didn't happen where now like everybody now they are like everybody otoo—tnoy- now they are like everybody- else.-they-they're else. you know, they and they're proud— else. you know, they and they're btouo ot— else. you know, they and they're btouo ot tnot— else. you know, they and they're btouo ot tnot . — else. you know, they and they're proud of that . i— else. you know, they and they're proud of that. i find- else. you know, they and they're proud of that . �*" t: c proud of that. i find it fascinating that camilla's son from marriage, tom from her first marriage, tom parker his father, parker bowles, his step father, is the king, but also his he's his godfather, too. i find that it blows my mind. but camilla's first husband is still alive, and that is a unique situation in the in the english monarchy. what's his relationship with the royal family very good. i don't know— royal family very good. i don't know t— royal family very good. i don't know tt you— royal family very good. i don't know if you noticed.— t 3 very good. i don't know if you noticed. he was ootuotty— know if you noticed. he was ootuotty tn— know if you noticed. he was actually in the— know if you noticed. he was actually in the abbey. i noticed he actually in the abbey. i noticed no no— actually in the abbey. i noticed no ottttng— actually in the abbey. i noticed he was sitting obviously in the obboy— he was sitting obviously in the obboy nttn— he was sitting obviously in the abbey with the— he was sitting obviously in the abbey with the other guests and tuto— abbey with the other guests and outto noo— abbey with the other guests and auto tno— abbey with the other guests and quite near the front, i should nonton— quite near the front, i should mention, he's— quite near the front, i should mention, he's he's always been otooo— mention, he's he's always been otooo to— mention, he's he's always been otooo to no— mention, he's he's always been close to the family. you know, too— close to the family. you know, boo-noo— close to the family. you know, boo-not o— close to the family. you know, he's-had a long- close to the family. you know, he's had a long standing he's he's had a long standing totottonontb— he's he's had a long standing relationship with— he's he's had a long standing relationship with the king.

obvtouoty.— relationship with the king. obviously, his— relationship with the king. obviously, his wife, former ntto. — obviously, his wife, former ntto. ton— obviously, his wife, former wife. now queen. and, you know , wife. now queen. and, you know, ont— wife. now queen. and, you know, on otoo— wife. now queen. and, you know, on otoo no— wife. now queen. and, you know, and also he was— wife. now queen. and, you know, and also he was friends, i bottovo— and also he was friends, i believe, with— and also he was friends, i believe, with princess anne over the believe, with princess anne over to yoo — believe, with princess anne over to yoo so— believe, with princess anne over the years. so there's a close totottonontb— the years. so there's a close relationship between both tonttoo— relationship between both families, which is nice. i think it's families, which is nice. i think no booty— families, which is nice. i think it's really nice— families, which is nice. i think it's really nice also for the obttton— it's really nice also for the children. you— it's really nice also for the children. you know, it makes it i children. you know, it makes it . tntnt— children. you know, it makes it . tntnt nnon— children. you know, it makes it i think when you— children. you know, it makes it i think when you have this ottuotton— i think when you have this situation, it— i think when you have this situation, it makes it a lot tot— situation, it makes it a lot easier for families when there's obntouoty— easier for families when there's obviously l divorce _ easier for families when there's obviously divorce and obviously a divorce and oobototton— obviously a divorce and separation and a remarriage, it notoo— separation and a remarriage, it notoo t— separation and a remarriage, it makes it easier,— separation and a remarriage, it makes it easier, i— separation and a remarriage, it makes it easier, i so makes it easier, i think. so no— makes it easier, i think. so no noo— makes it easier, i think. so no to— makes it easier, i think. so it's nice to see— makes it easier, i think. so it's nice to see them as one tonty— it's nice to see them as one family united— it's nice to see them as one family united today in the obboy.— family united today in the abboy. not— family united today in the abbey. well, grant, you mentioned— abbey. well, grant, you mentioned princess anne, which bnnoo— mentioned princess anne, which brings-question- mentioned princess anne, which brings-question ,- mentioned princess anne, which brings question , who mentioned princess anne, which brthe question , who mentioned princess anne, which brthe best question , who mentioned princess anne, which brthe best royal question , who mentioned princess anne, which brthe best royal and stion , who mentioned princess anne, which brthe best royal and whyi , who mentioned princess anne, which brthe best royal and why is who mentioned princess anne, which brthe best royal and why is itio is the best royal and why is it ntnoooo— is the best royal and why is it princess anne,— is the best royal and why is it princess anne, princess, ntnoooo— princess anne, princess, princess anne? i think princess anno— princess anne? i think princess anno to— princess anne? i think princess anno to o— princess anne? i think princess anne is a favourite because i oon-t— anne is a favourite because i oon-t tnon— anne is a favourite because i oon-t tnon ono— anne is a favourite because i don't know one person that oooon-t— don't know one person that doesn't like _ don't know one person that doesn't like princess anne. and at doesn't like princess anne. and ot ono— doesn't like princess anne. and ot ttno— doesn't like princess anne. and ot ttno .— doesn't like princess anne. and at one time i think— doesn't like princess anne. and at one time i think it was said obo— at one time i think it was said ono no— at one time i think it was said ono tno— at one time i think it was said she was the hardest working toyot— she was the hardest working toyot nttn— she was the hardest working royal with obviously the king's tuot— royal with obviously the king's tuot-bontnt - royal with obviously the king's just behind. she's very just slightly behind. she's very bobutot— just slightly behind. she's very bobutot-t— just slightly behind. she's very popular-i think— just slightly behind. she's very popular i think reason popular and i think the reason ono-o—ono-o- popular and i think the reason ono-o—ono-o o- popular and i think the reason she's—she's a biti she's popular, she she's a bit uto— she's popular, she she's a bit tto-toto— she's popular, she she's a bit like-late father.- she's popular, she she's a bit like late father. she does like her late father. she does it like her late father. she does tt-oo— like her late father. she does tt-oo obo— like her late father. she does it-as she does,- like her late father. she does it as she does, you it and says as she does, you know.— it and says as she does, you know. obo— it and says as she does, you know, she doesn't kind of mix not— know, she doesn't kind of mix not not — know, she doesn't kind of mix her words. and,— know, she doesn't kind of mix her words. and, you know, tonouoty— her words. and, you know, famously, she's- her words. and, you know, famously, she's been seen for botng—tntntl

being like that. and i think boobto— being like that. and i think boobto uto— being like that. and i think people like that, you know, nnoto— people like that, you know, where _with - people like that, you know, where-with her.- where you are with her. i tnougnt— where you are with her. i thought she— where you are with her. i thought she amazing. thought she was amazing. i otnoyo— thought she was amazing. i always thought— thought she was amazing. i always thought was great to always thought it was great to see always thought it was great to ooo-ono— always thought it was great to see-andlmakes- always thought it was great to see and makes me smile see her and it makes me smile booouoolyou— see her and it makes me smile because,.you know,- see her and it makes me smile because, you know, i live in because, as you know, i live in no— because, as you know, i live in the cotswolds. _ because, as you know, i live in the cotswolds. i— because, as you know, i live in the cotswolds. i live on the highgrove— the cotswolds. i live on the highgrove estate. and she's otton—tntoi highgrove estate. and she's. often—into local often seen popping into local onobo—tnoni often seen popping into local. onobo—tnon no shops and people that know me ntt— shops and people that know me will-princess— shops and people that know me will-princess anne- shops and people that know me will princess anne was in will say, princess anne was in noto— will say, princess anne was in non-ooy— will say, princess anne was in non-ooy oo- will say, princess anne was in non-ooy oo t- will say, princess anne was in here-day as if it's. here the other day as if it's a onoot. — here the other day as if it's a onoot. ba,— here the other day as if it's a shock. but, you— here the other day as if it's a shock. but, you know, they are, as shock. but, you know, they are, oolooto— shock. but, you know, they are, asisaid earlier— shock. but, you know, they are, asisaid earlier on,— shock. but, you know, they are, as said earlier on, they are as i said earlier on, they are tuto— as i said earlier on, they are outto tonn— as i said earlier on, they are outto town to— as i said earlier on, they are quite down to earth. they're tuto— quite down to earth. they're outto-tnoy- quite down to earth. they're outto-tnoy oo- quite down to earth. they're quite-they do a- quite down to earth. they're. quite-they do a.of quite normal. they do a lot of no— quite normal. they do a lot of too tntngo— quite normal. they do a lot of the things that— quite normal. they do a lot of the things that you and me do. noon. — the things that you and me do. noon. .— the things that you and me do. noon. . noon— the things that you and me do. yeah. i mean, she— the things that you and me do. yeah. i mean, she put- the things that you and me do. yeah. i mean, she put over- the things that you and me do. yi?“ " $700 yeah. i mean, she put over 200 pubuc yeah. i mean, she put over 200 public appearances the public appearances in in the last year. so she's one of the ones really on the grind. but grant to wrap up, is queen camilla ready be queen? i camilla ready to be queen? i think she you know, she's think she is. you know, she's oubbonoo— think she is. you know, she's supported husband, the supported her husband, the tongoot—tnl longest prince of wales in booty.— longest prince of wales in. history._married longest prince of wales in- history._married 18 history. they've been married 18 yoo— history. they've been married 18 yooto—onouon- history. they've been married 18 yooto—onouon tol history. they've been married 18 years. enough to be years. i was lucky enough to be at years. i was lucky enough to be ot-noootng. — years. i was lucky enough to be at-wedding. i've- years. i was lucky enough to be at wedding. i've witnessed at that wedding. i've witnessed the at that wedding. i've witnessed tno-yooto— at that wedding. i've witnessed tno-yootoltno- the early years of the relationship- the early years of the- relationship-marriage. relationship of the marriage. no— relationship of the marriage. ant—ooon- relationship of the marriage. and—even then. relationship of the marriage.- and_even then that and i could see even then that obo— and i could see even then that ono nouto— and i could see even then that ono nouto bo— and i could see even then that she would be perfect for this noto— she would be perfect for this noto. snoo— she would be perfect for this role. she's going— she would be perfect for this role. she's going to be make an oxoottont— role. she's going to be make an excellent queen— role. she's going to be make an excellent queen and great excellent queen and a great support— excellent queen and a great support husband. king support to her husband. king cnotoo. — support to her husband. king charles. _grant. charles. thank you, grant notott— - charles. thank you, grant. harold,_ iwant charles. thank you, grant- harold,_ iwant to harold, very much. i want to bnng— harold, very much. i want to bring emma into this now. bring emma webb into this now. emma, this first time emma, this is the first time we've king married to a

we've had a king married to a divorcee who still has a living former husband. it's all very complicated, modern. complicated, very modern. is this good thing? it like, this a good thing? is it like, contemporary well contemporary monarchy? well firstly, the tradition firstly, i think the tradition has that the members has always been that the members of the royal family couldn't marry divorcees. that was always a marry divorcees. that was always o-ot— marry divorcees. that was always o-ot tno— marry divorcees. that was always o-ot to too— marry divorcees. that was always a .of the idea .the - marry divorcees. that was always a-of the idea-the head. a sort of the idea that the head of a sort of the idea that the head ot-onunn— a sort of the idea that the head of-church would— a sort of the idea that the head of church would marry of the church would marry a tnotooo— of the church would marry a tnotoooo-- of the church would marry a divorcee a divorcee of the church would marry a. divorcee-a divorcee . divorcee would be a divorcee. tnoto—tn- divorcee would be a divorcee. that's—in itself. divorcee would be a divorcee. that's—in itself .| that's all very new in itself. no— that's all very new in itself. no to— that's all very new in itself. this is obviously— that's all very new in itself. this is obviously unprecedented, but tnon— this is obviously unprecedented, but tnon oootn— this is obviously unprecedented, but then again, as— this is obviously unprecedented, but then again, as head of the cnunn— but then again, as head of the church-england,— but then again, as head of the church england, the church of church of england, the church of tnotono— church of england, the church of england-almost— church of england, the church of england-almost-of- england was almost sort of tounooo— england was almost sort of tounoot on— england was almost sort of founded on divorce anyway. so in non— founded on divorce anyway. so in nony noyo— founded on divorce anyway. so in nony noyo tto— founded on divorce anyway. so in nony noyo to o— founded on divorce anyway. so in many ways it's a continuation of a many ways it's a continuation of o ottontty— many ways it's a continuation of a slightly different— many ways it's a continuation of a slightly different tradition in. a slightly different tradition tn. but— a slightly different tradition tn. outloo— a slightly different tradition tn. butloo .— a slightly different tradition in. but do i mean, i do think in. but i do i mean, i do think obntouoty— in. but i do i mean, i do think obviously-has— in. but i do i mean, i do think obviously has been pointed obviously this has been pointed out-oo— obviously this has been pointed out-as symbolic- obviously this has been pointed out-as symbolic of- obviously this has been pointed out as symbolic of many of out as as as symbolic of many of the out as as as symbolic of many of too btoton— out as as as symbolic of many of the broken and— out as as as symbolic of many of the broken and then— out as as as symbolic of many of the broken and then refused tonttoo— the broken and then refused families that— the broken and then refused families that we have across bottotn— families that we have across bntotn. ano— families that we have across britain. and i— families that we have across britain. and i think many people nobobty— britain. and i think many people nobobty ooo— britain. and i think many people probably see themselves reflect in probably see themselves reflect tn tnto. — probably see themselves reflect tn tnto. ano— probably see themselves reflect in this. and going— probably see themselves reflect in this. and going back to the conversation— in this. and going back to the conversation that— in this. and going back to the conversation that we had nontouoty— conversation that we had previously about whether or not the previously about whether or not too monotony— previously about whether or not the monarchy needs to be modern, i the monarchy needs to be modern, ttntnt— the monarchy needs to be modern, ttntnt tnot— the monarchy needs to be modern, i think that that— the monarchy needs to be modern, i think that that is— the monarchy needs to be modern, i think that that is the obonoot— i think that that is the abstract concept of modernity . i abstract concept of modernity. i tntnt— abstract concept of modernity. i tntnt tto— abstract concept of modernity. i

tntnt to o— abstract concept of modernity. i think it's a mistake to try and noto— think it's a mistake to try and noto tno— think it's a mistake to try and make the argument that the monotony— make the argument that the monarchy even— make the argument that the monarchy even has to prove its togtttnooy— monarchy even has to prove its legitimacy almost— monarchy even has to prove its legitimacy almost by having to nono— legitimacy almost by having to nono to— legitimacy almost by having to prove its legitimacy. that otnoot— prove its legitimacy. that almost—its. almost undermines its togtttnooy— almost undermines its legitimacy. nigel, i'm legitimacy. so nigel, i'm tnonto— legitimacy. so nigel, i'm friends with— legitimacy. so nigel, i'm friends with both you and your ntto. — friends with both you and your ntto. lototo— friends with both you and your wife. iadore you _ friends with both you and your wife. iadore you both,- friends with both you and your wife. : wife. i adore you both, but you are very modern family. does this does this make the monarchy feel representative you? feel more representative to you? yeah i i that the yeah i mean, i think that the nnoto— 4 i mean, i think that the whole modernisation process nobbonoo—t- whole modernisation process i nobbonoo—t happened back in 2013. i mean, now-a situation- happened back in 2013. i mean, now a situation where now we have a situation where it's now we have a situation where no not— now we have a situation where no not not— now we have a situation where it's not just the— now we have a situation where it's not just the eldest son tnot— it's not just the eldest son not on— it's not just the eldest son that can inherit- it's not just the eldest son that can inherit , but the eldest that can inherit, but the eldest touontot— that can inherit, but the eldest touontot to— that can inherit, but the eldest daughter to become the next monoton— daughter to become the next nononn . so— daughter to become the next monarch . so that was a way monarch. so that was a way tonnont— monarch. so that was a way totnoto .— monarch. so that was a way totnoto . ano— monarch. so that was a way forward . and the king could now forward. and the king could now be forward. and the king could now bo nontoo— forward. and the king could now bo nontoo to— forward. and the king could now be married to a— forward. and the king could now be married to a catholic, which noon-t— be married to a catholic, which hadn't happened— be married to a catholic, which hadn't happened before. so that was hadn't happened before. so that otoo— hadn't happened before. so that was also changed. _ hadn't happened before. so that was also changed. yeah that was otoo— was also changed. yeah that was otoo onongoo— was also changed. yeah that was also changed in— was also changed. yeah that was also changed in that legislation . ano— also changed in that legislation . ant oo— also changed in that legislation . ant oo tno— also changed in that legislation . and so the work— also changed in that legislation . and so the work has been done to nnooontoo— . and so the work has been done to modernise the— . and so the work has been done to modernise the monarchy anyway . tno— to modernise the monarchy anyway . tno ouootton— to modernise the monarchy anyway . the question really— to modernise the monarchy anyway . the question really is that do we . the question really is that do no nono— . the question really is that do no novo too— . the question really is that do we have too many— . the question really is that do we have too many of them? so tnoto-o— we have too many of them? so tnoto-o tno— we have too many of them? so there's the argument over the otnnoo— there's the argument over the slimmed down— there's the argument over the slimmed down monarchy . should slimmed down monarchy. should tnoy— slimmed down monarchy. should tnoy bo— slimmed down monarchy. should they be paying— slimmed down monarchy. should they be paying rather tax they be paying rather more tax tnon— they be paying rather more tax tnon-tnoooo- they be paying rather more tax than those? those are than they do? those? those are the than they do? those? those are tno-nototn— than they do? those? those are the-modern issues,- than they do? those? those are the modern issues, if the kind of modern issues, if you— the kind of modern issues, if you-monotony- the kind of modern issues, if you monarchy has got you like, the monarchy has got to-ot— you like, the monarchy has got to-ott yout— you like, the monarchy has got to all your monarchist. to address all your monarchist. tn — to address all your monarchist. i'm lmonarchist,_ to address all your monarchist. i'm monarchist, not i'm a monarchist, but not a toyottot. — i'm a monarchist, but not a royalist. okay.— i'm a monarchist, but not a royalist. okay. are- i'm a monarchist, but not a

royalist. (jo/£53 ' ”w; royalist. okay. are you a monarchist? ithink royalist. okay. are you a monarchist? i think i'm royalist. okay. are you a- monarchist? i think i'm probably boon— monarchist? i think i'm probably botn ot— monarchist? i think i'm probably botn ot tnooo— monarchist? i think i'm probably both of those things,— f c7 i think i'm probably both of those things, though i'm not—tno— not entirely sure. the distinction- not entirely sure. the distinction between distinction is between distinction— distinction is between distinction i'm distinction is between - distinction . i'm l monarchist distinction is i'm a monarchist boo— distinction is i'm a monarchist becauserelieve_ distinction is i'm a monarchist because believe in a monarch because i believe in a monarch as because i believe in a monarch oo booo— because i believe in a monarch oo booo ot— because i believe in a monarch as head of state,— because i believe in a monarch as head of state, a— as head of state, a non—political head of state. as head of state, a- non—political head of state. tn — non—political head of state. tn not— non—political head of state. tn not o— non—political head of state. i'm not a royalist— non—political head of state. i'm not a royalist because i don't go along with all the stuff that goes around it. i think that i feel more of a citizen rather than a subject, which is what i see. i feel more like a which is what i see. i feel more ttto o oubtoot— which is what i see. i feel more like a subject matter— which is what i see. i feel more like a subject matter for- c i feel more like a subject matter for the noon.— like a subject matter for the otttzon. so— like a subject matter for the citizen. so i'm— like a subject matter for the citizen. so i'm both a monarchist- citizen. so i'm both a monarchist and a royalist with tnno— monarchist and a royalist with tnno on— monarchist and a royalist with tnno on onto— monarchist and a royalist with emma on this one. but i think it's also important to point out that being monarchist doesn't that being a monarchist doesn't mean you like the king. it's not about liking king charles. this is institution. yes, is about the institution. yes, exactly. i think exactly. absolutely. and i think tnoto—noy- exactly. absolutely. and i think tnoto—noy ot- that's the correct way of viewing— that's the correct way of viewing the _ that's the correct way of viewing the office state and viewing the office of state and the constitution— viewing the office of state and the constitution the the constitution role of the monotony— the constitution role of the- monarchy-ecosystem , monarchy within the ecosystem, um,-institutions- um, of the institutions of our constitutional— constitutional settlement, boo— constitutional settlement, because what's the alternative? not. — because what's the alternative? not. .to— because what's the alternative? not. .to obo— because what's the alternative? well,-is the point. i- because what's the alternative? i mean, well, this is the point. i mean, you know, how would- well, this is the point. i mean, you know, how would you- i mean, you know, how would you like noottont— you know, how would you like president boris— you know, how would you like president boris so that president boris johnson? so that wont— president boris johnson? so that noutoltno— president boris johnson? so that would the alternative. and would be the alternative. and onto— would be the alternative. and tntolnny— would be the alternative. and tntolnny ott— would be the alternative. and this-why all the— would be the alternative. and this why all the where the this is why all the where the why— this is why all the where the nnyltoob— this is why all the where the wbylkeep going— this is why all the where the why keep going about the why i keep going about the tnbononoo— why i keep going about the importance-the- why i keep going about the importance the protestant importance of the protestant monarch. you— importance of the protestant monarch. you then start looking at monarch. you then start looking ot tno— monarch. you then start looking ot tno noy— monarch. you then start looking at the way parliament works. do

we at the way parliament works. do no tnon — at the way parliament works. do no tnon toto— at the way parliament works. do we then take church of england btonobo— we then take church of england btonobo out— we then take church of england btonobo out ot— we then take church of england bishops out of the— we then take church of england bishops out of the house of botto— bishops out of the house of totto nbo— bishops out of the house of lords who are— bishops out of the house of lords who are legislators? as of nont— lords who are legislators? as of non ont— lords who are legislators? as of noon on you— lords who are legislators? as of right and you start— lords who are legislators? as of right and you start unpicking the right and you start unpicking tno nnoto— right and you start unpicking the whole institution when you ooon— the whole institution when you oton ononotno— the whole institution when you start changing it— the whole institution when you start changing it .— the whole institution when you start changing it . and that's start changing it. and that's why— start changing it. and that's nny to— start changing it. and that's nny to uto— start changing it. and that's why i'd like to— start changing it. and that's why i'd like to keep things btoooty— why i'd like to keep things btoooty oo— why i'd like to keep things broadly as they are . c broadly as they are. it's interesting _ broadly as they are. it's interesting because the republic guys who weren't out there in force as they imagined they were going be, would to take going to be, would like to take that, of the that, get rid of the constitutional but constitutional monarchy. but i don't think the default option necessarily be necessarily would be a presidential we presidential system. i think we could go towards an absolute monarchy. that monarchy. wouldn't that be better, that. better, calvin? now that. well, ttotty— better, calvin? now that. well, ttotty .— better, calvin? now that. well, ttotty . onott— better, calvin? now that. well, firstly , shall we— better, calvin? now that. well, firstly , shall we just- 7 now that. well, firstly , shall we just say that firstly, shall we just say that i firstly, shall we just say that . nont— firstly, shall we just say that . wont to— firstly, shall we just say that i went to trafalgar square this notntno— i went to trafalgar square this notntno ont— i went to trafalgar square this morning on .— i went to trafalgar square this morning and i the little morning and i saw the little gaggle— morning and i saw the little gaggle ot— morning and i saw the little gaggle of anti—monarchy notoototo— gaggle of anti—monarchy notoototo .— gaggle of anti—monarchy protesters . they were a teeny, protesters. they were a teeny, ttny— protesters. they were a teeny, ttny tttto— protesters. they were a teeny, tiny little crew.— protesters. they were a teeny, tiny little crew. so think tiny little crew. so i think we ont— tiny little crew. so i think we can and actually— tiny little crew. so i think we can and actually they got themselves— can and actually they got themselves right to the front ont— themselves right to the front ono-noo— themselves right to the front and had banners up themselves right to the front- and-had-banners up in and they had their banners up in nont— and they had their banners up in front-children— and they had their banners up in front-children who— and they had their banners up in front children who were front of children who were ottttno— front of children who were sitting-their— front of children who were sitting their parents sitting on their parents shoulders— shoulders and probably couldn't see shoulders and probably couldn't ooo—nntoni shoulders and probably couldn'ti ooo—nnton . see through the banners, which i tntnt— see through the banners, which i tntnt-onono— see through the banners, which i think-shame that- see through the banners, which i think shame that people think was a shame that people nbo— think was a shame that people nno—novoi who would have liked to have boon— who would have liked to have boon tnoto— who would have liked to have been there i see _ who would have liked to have been there-see it- who would have liked to have been there see it couldn't been there to see it couldn't tntouon— been there to see it couldn't see through their flags. but not— see through their flags. but tnot—oon-tl see through their flags. but. that—don't know. that aside, yeah, i don't know. i that aside, yeah, i don't know. t-tntnt— that aside, yeah, i don't know. t-tntnt tnot— that aside, yeah, i don't know. i-think that we- that aside, yeah, i don't know. i think that we should be i don't think that we should be an i don't think that we should be on obootuto— i don't think that we should be

an absolute monarchy. i think not— an absolute monarchy. i think not no— an absolute monarchy. i think not no nono— an absolute monarchy. i think that we have the— an absolute monarchy. i think that we have the ideal settlement— that we have the ideal settlement right and that we have the ideal settlement right-and has settlement right now and it has boon— settlement right now and it has boon-out— settlement right now and it has boon-out onto- settlement right now and it has been out this week and i been pointed out this week and i tntnt—tntnt- been pointed out this week and i think,_think it's- been pointed out this week and i think,_think it's a. think, though, i do think it's a tontbto— think, though, i do think it's a terrible idea— think, though, i do think it's a terrible idea down the terrible idea to go down the touto— terrible idea to go down the toutoltnytng— terrible idea to go down the route .trying to - terrible idea to go down the route trying to financially route of trying to financially ont— route of trying to financially ono—tuotttyi route of trying to financially| and _justify the and economically justify the toyot— and economically justify the toyot-ot- and economically justify the royal-or argue- and economically justify the- royal-or argue against royal family or or argue against it . royal family or or argue against tt . um.— royal family or or argue against tt . un. tno— royal family or or argue against tt . un. to t— royal family or or argue against it. um, the it has— royal family or or argue against it . um, the it has been pointed it. um, the it has been pointed out— it. um, the it has been pointed out no— it. um, the it has been pointed out this week— it. um, the it has been pointed out this week that— it. um, the it has been pointed out this week that actually in oononoonb— out this week that actually in comparison to— out this week that actually in comparison to the heads of state of comparison to the heads of state ot tno— comparison to the heads of state ot tno unttoo— comparison to the heads of state of the united states and france, we of the united states and france, no ootuotty— of the united states and france, no ootuoty boy— of the united states and france, no ootuoty boy o— of the united states and france, we actually pay a lot less tooboyoto— we actually pay a lot less taxpayers money towards the monotony. — taxpayers money towards the monarchy. and _ taxpayers money towards the monarchy. and also they bring an ontut— monarchy. and also they bring an ontutiot— monarchy. and also they bring an ontutiot-tn.— monarchy. and also they bring an ontutiot-tn. .- monarchy. and also they bring an awful-of-in. i think. awful lot of money in. i think tnoto— awful lot of money in. i think too o— awful lot of money in. i think that's a terrible— awful lot of money in. i think that's a terrible argument for ooytno— that's a terrible argument for ooytng tnot— that's a terrible argument for saying that they're legitimate. i saying that they're legitimate. t-tnot— saying that they're legitimate. t-tnot to— saying that they're legitimate. t-tnot to o- saying that they're legitimate. i-that is a total- i think that that is a total ootto— i think that that is a total ootoo. but— i think that that is a total aside. but i— i think that that is a total aside. but i think those people nbo— aside. but i think those people nno nont— aside. but i think those people nno wont to— aside. but i think those people who want to have— aside. but i think those people who want to have a republic with an who want to have a republic with on—ototo- who want to have a republic with on—ototo nbo- who want to have a republic with an_state who are an elected head of state who are tnoy— an elected head of state who are tnoy ooboottno— an elected head of state who are tnoy ooboottno to — an elected head of state who are they expecting to be the head of ototoo— they expecting to be the head of ototoo con— they expecting to be the head of ototoo con you— they expecting to be the head of state? can you imagine another tony— state? can you imagine another tony—ontut- tony blair? yeah awful situation. _ tony blair? yeah awful situation. .do- tony blair? yeah awful- situation. .do-want situation. you do not want another elected head of state, but these republic guys, these protesters, a lot of them have been arrested. do you think that's a bit heavy handed? yes. i mean, emma was there,- c 3:7 yes. i mean, emma was there, so you ooy— i mean, emma was there, so you ooy nnotnot— i mean, emma was there, so you can say whether they're posing a hoot— can say whether they're posing a tntoot—tno- threat or not. i mean, the botto— threat or not. i mean, the bottoo-otouo- threat or not. i mean, the police argue there threat or not. i mean, the- police-argue there were police seem to argue there were notoot-t— police seem to argue there were were-for locking- police seem to argue there were were for locking on. were equipped for locking on. no— were equipped for locking on. no tnoto-o— were equipped for locking on. and there's some— were equipped for locking on. and there's some dispute about

nnotnot— and there's some dispute about nnotnot tnoy— and there's some dispute about whether they-or- and there's some dispute about whether they or not and the whether they were or not and the ooutbnont—tuot- whether they were or not and the ooutbnont—tuot to| equipment they had was just to noto— equipment they had was just to hold-banners— equipment they had was just to hold banners together for hold their banners together for boobto— hold their banners together for people-allowed- people should be allowed to notoot— people should be allowed to notootlny— people should be allowed to notootlny-to- people should be allowed to protest my to the protest. my advice to the notoototo— protest. my advice to the protesters would be, don't do it on o ooy— protesters would be, don't do it on o ooy uto— protesters would be, don't do it on a day like this.— protesters would be, don't do it on a day like this. don't ruin it on a day like this. don't ruin to too— on a day like this. don't ruin to too otnot— on a day like this. don't ruin it for other people. but they ott— it for other people. but they ottt nono— it for other people. but they still have the— it for other people. but they still have the right to do it. snouto— still have the right to do it. snouto tnoy— still have the right to do it. should they want to. i agree not — should they want to. i agree not you. — should they want to. i agree with you, nigel. ' w should they want to. i agree with you, nigel. w w with you, nigel. and actually, i think police have been quite think the police have been quite heavy they've shown heavy handed, but they've shown what do. so the next what they can do. so the next time have a just stop time we have a just stop oil protest blocking roads and protest blocking the roads and the saying we can't the police are saying we can't do anything, a lie. do anything, clearly it's a lie. yeah, obviously they can do something about it. i mean, all this to something about it. i mean, all this-to changes- something about it. i mean, all this-to changes in. something about it. i mean, alli this-to changes in the this goes back to changes in the onno— this goes back to changes in the ont— this goes back to changes in the crime and policing— this goes back to changes in the crime and policing act from last yoon— crime and policing act from last yoon tno— crime and policing act from last yoon to non— crime and policing act from last year. the new legislation which oono-nnton- year. the new legislation which came _which-lower came through, which is a lower bar came through, which is a lower bot tot— came through, which is a lower bar for arresting— came through, which is a lower bar for arresting protesters. came through, which is a lower bar policeesting protesters. came through, which is a lower bar police decidedytesters. came through, which is a lower bar police decided to sters. came through, which is a lower bar police decided to make that came through, which is a lower bar ptbar, decided to make that came through, which is a lower bar ptbar, the :ided to make that came through, which is a lower bar ptbar, the norm 10 make that came through, which is a lower bar ptbar, the norm today. that came through, which is a lower bar ptbar, the norm today. bat lower bar, the norm today. is it a lower bar, the norm today. is it o toubto— lower bar, the norm today. is it a double standard,— lower bar, the norm today. is it a double standard, emma? i lower bar, the norm today. c wwtc. w: ??w7 i think a double standard, emma? i think we have tier a double standard, emma? i think we.have tier policing. - a double standard, emma? i think we.have tier policing. i- we do have tier policing. i obootutoty— we do have tier policing. i absolutely think- we do have tier policing. i absolutely think that we have have serious double standards and in way that and inequality in the way that different groups are treated by the police, different protest groups, group groups, whether they're group that , you know, promoting that is, you know, promoting objectives are fashionable objectives that are fashionable at the time or whether they're not. i disagree with this new

legislation. and i think the people absolutely do have the right to protest. i don't know what the details were as to why exactly they were arrested. i only popped in the morning to only popped in in the morning to have a little poke around and wasn't actually there at the time. mention to me time. somebody did mention to me who crowd, said that who was in the crowd, said that they that they some they thought that they had some kind audio equipment, maybe they thought that they had some kind were dio equipment, maybe they thought that they had some kind were planning ment, maybe they thought that they had some kind were planning on nt, maybe they thought that they had some kind were planning on shoutingz they were planning on shouting over the procession or something, perhaps would something, which perhaps would be violation of new be in violation of that new legislation it's legislation. i don't know. it's just a of common decency, just a lack of common decency, isn't it? i think that the new legislation is heavy handed. i think all they to do think that all they had to do was actually enforce the laws that existed to that already existed in order to deal protesters like just that already existed in order to deal oil protesters like just that already existed in order to deal oil andttesters like just that already existed in order to deal oil and others like just that already existed in order to deal oil and others who just that already existed in order to deal oil and others who are: stop oil and others who are doing like criminal doing things like criminal damage breaking law in damage or breaking the law in other absolutely, other ways. so absolutely, i think they have the right to protest. i also think that they're wrong and think they're wrong and i think they're wrong and i think they're tiny minority they're a tiny minority of people. think that having people. and i think that having an elected of would an elected head of state would be enormously divisive. absolutely on. ithink be enormously divisive. absolutely on. i think we absolutely spot on. i think we all absolutely spot on. i think we ob ogtoo— absolutely spot on. i think we ob ootoo on— absolutely spot on. i think we all agree on far— absolutely spot on. i think we all agree on far-much,- ' cw;3 ?wt“ i think we all agree on far much, but all agree on far too much, but tnoto-o— all agree on far too much, but tnoto-onoto-- all agree on far too much, but there's-morelcomel all agree on far too much, but. there's-morelcome this there's plenty more to come this otontno—oonool evening on my common sense otuoooo— evening on my common sense otuoooo nont— evening on my common sense otuoooo noxt un— evening on my common sense crusade next up, we will be otoouootng— crusade next up, we will be discussing whether or not the

coronotton— discussing whether or not the coronation anti—catholic

this. join us here on gb news. the people's channel britain is watching . the people's channel britain is watching. welcome the people's channel britain is watching . welcome back to the watching. welcome back to the f “3 welcome back to the common sense crusade with me, the common sense crusade with me, too tototono— common sense crusade with me, the reverend calvin robinson on your— the reverend calvin robinson on your tv— the reverend calvin robinson on your tv onttno— the reverend calvin robinson on your tv online and— the reverend calvin robinson on your tv online and on your ntotooo— your tv online and on your ntotooo .— your tv online and on your wireless . the— your tv online and on your wireless . the act of settlement wireless. the act of settlement in wireless. the act of settlement tn non— wireless. the act of settlement tn non tutot— wireless. the act of settlement in 1701 ruled out— wireless. the act of settlement in 1701 ruled out any catholics or in 1701 ruled out any catholics on not— in 1701 ruled out any catholics or their spouses— in 1701 ruled out any catholics or their spouses from becoming monoton— or their spouses from becoming nononn . tno— or their spouses from becoming monarch . the legislation made it monarch. the legislation made it otoot— monarch. the legislation made it otoot tnot— monarch. the legislation made it otoot not no— monarch. the legislation made it clear that no sovereign shall notooo— clear that no sovereign shall notooo tno— clear that no sovereign shall profess the popish religion or not— profess the popish religion or not nony— profess the popish religion or not nony o.— profess the popish religion or shall marry a. strong language . shall marry a. strong language. to— shall marry a. strong language. to oovototng— shall marry a. strong language. the sovereign must promise to ubnoto— the sovereign must promise to ubnoto tno— the sovereign must promise to uphold the protestant succession so uphold the protestant succession oo t— uphold the protestant succession oo tt booo— uphold the protestant succession oo tt booo tno— uphold the protestant succession so it begs the question is the coronotton— so it begs the question is the coronation an— so it begs the question is the coronation an anti—catholic? joining— coronation an anti—catholic? joining uo— coronation an anti—catholic? joining uo no— coronation an anti—catholic? joining us now to discuss this is joining us now to discuss this to tonoo— joining us now to discuss this is james somerville mitchell, tobuty— is james somerville mitchell, deputy director— is james somerville mitchell, deputy director of the catholic unton. — deputy director of the catholic unton. not— deputy director of the catholic union. well, james, first of all:— union. well, james, first of ott to— union. well, james, first of ott to t— union. well, james, first of all, is it anti—catholic? well cotnonno.— all, is it anti—catholic? well catherine, good— all, is it anti—catholic? well catherine, good evening. c catherine, good evening. it's great— catherine, good evening. it's gtoot to— catherine, good evening. it's not to bo— catherine, good evening. it's great to be with— catherine, good evening. it's great to be with you- catherine, good evening. it's great to be with you again. thank you for coming on. is it anti—catholic? i think it's definitely pro—christian, right? i was really struck by the service today by just how

overtly christian it is in the very first words you heard today , they were i come in his name and after his example , i'll not and after his example, i'll not to be served, but to serve . and to be served, but to serve. and i think all christians watching that could find common cause with the example of our of our lord, whether it's anti—catholic , i think we've got a lot better . so 100 years ago in 1902, when king edward the seventh took the oath, so he swore that the catholic mass was superstitious and idolatrous . so we've come a and idolatrous. so we've come a long way since then . clearly the long way since then. clearly the oath that king charles swore today, he swore to be a faithful all protestant and that his heirs and successors would be protestant. but i think he really went out of his way in the prayers before that oath and in the greeting he gave to faith leaders afterwards to make it clear that he would be a leader

for people of all faiths and none. for people of all faiths and none . so i think for catholics none. so i think for catholics today, it's a great moment of celebration. i today, it's a great moment of celebration . i like your stance. celebration. i like your stance. ano— celebration. i like your stance. ant tot— celebration. i like your stance. no ton to— celebration. i like your stance. and for the first— celebration. i like your stance. and for the first time,- and for the first time, obvtouoty— and for the first time, obviously, since the reformation .tnoto— obviously, since the reformation nae no— obviously, since the reformation nae o— obviously, since the reformation , there was a catholic bishop tntonoo— , there was a catholic bishop tnvonoo tn— , there was a catholic bishop involved in the— , there was a catholic bishop involved in the coronation ootuotty— involved in the coronation actually giving— involved in the coronation actually giving god's blessing to-ntno— actually giving god's blessing to-ttng tn— actually giving god's blessing to king in cardinal nichols. to the king in cardinal nichols. i to the king in cardinal nichols. ttnouont— to the king in cardinal nichols. t tnougnt tnot— to the king in cardinal nichols. i thought that was amazing to see christian— i thought that was amazing to see christian unity and also the pope's— see christian unity and also the booo-o soototony— see christian unity and also the pope's secretary of state, contnot— pope's secretary of state, cardinal parolin, was here, too. ton— cardinal parolin, was here, too. ton tnot— cardinal parolin, was here, too. ton to to— cardinal parolin, was here, too. now that is significant. i tbouobt— now that is significant. i thought, okay, this is great. cnnotton— thought, okay, this is great. christian protestants christian unity. protestants cotnotoo— christian unity. protestants catholics coming together in cnnot. — catholics coming together in christ. however— catholics coming together in christ. however the response has not boon— christ. however the response has not boon tnot— christ. however the response has not been that way— christ. however the response has not been that way online. so obttouoty— not been that way online. so obvtouoty .— not been that way online. so obviously , the— not been that way online. so obviously , the pope gave a true obviously, the pope gave a true noto— obviously, the pope gave a true totto ot— obviously, the pope gave a true not ob tno— obviously, the pope gave a true relic of the true— obviously, the pope gave a true relic of the true cross to the king— relic of the true cross to the king to — relic of the true cross to the king to but— relic of the true cross to the king to but tn— relic of the true cross to the king to put in his cross for the noooooton— king to put in his cross for the procession. again— king to put in his cross for the procession. again i thought that was procession. again i thought that otoot. — procession. again i thought that otoot. n— procession. again i thought that was great. a lot— procession. again i thought that was great. a lot of— procession. again i thought that was great. a lot of catholics novtno— was great. a lot of catholics having commenting, why are we ottontno— having commenting, why are we allowing this?— having commenting, why are we allowing this? because it is a noto— allowing this? because it is a toto nnooo— allowing this? because it is a fake mass with— allowing this? because it is a fake mass with with a with a noto— fake mass with with a with a toto ooo— fake mass with with a with a fake set arnie— fake mass with with a with a fake set arnie a— fake mass with with a with a fake set arnie a fake sacrament ont— fake set arnie a fake sacrament on no— fake set arnie a fake sacrament on no noto— fake set arnie a fake sacrament on no novo o— fake set arnie a fake sacrament and we have a lot— fake set arnie a fake sacrament and we have a lot of protestants ooobtoytng— and we have a lot of protestants ooobtoytno .— and we have a lot of protestants ooobtoytno . ton.— and we have a lot of protestants cosplaying . now, that doesn't cosplaying. now, that doesn't oouno— cosplaying. now, that doesn't out to— cosplaying. now, that doesn't out to no— cosplaying. now, that doesn't sound to me christian unity, but is sound to me christian unity, but to onto— sound to me christian unity, but

to to o— sound to me christian unity, but is this a common— sound to me christian unity, but is this a common kind of conception?— is this a common kind of conception? _ is this a common kind of conception? �*ft�*w;cc is this a common kind of- conception? well, i think you have to cast your mind back to 1953, when her late majesty was crowned and at that ceremony , crowned and at that ceremony, the papal delegation waited outside the abbey . you know, outside the abbey. you know, they weren't even involved in they weren't even involved in the in the ceremony. so we've come an awful long way. and i think there is often a tendency to look at things and to think that things could be so much better. and that's true. i think there is still a way to go in terms of improving on interfaith dialogue. but my goodness me, i mean, we've come such a long way, you know, from 1953 when the papal delegation waited outside the abbey, you know , outside the abbey, you know, today we had cardinal nichols, the leader of the catholic church in england and wales , church in england and wales, part of the ceremony taking part in those in those prayers as you mentioned, the holy father, pope francis, gave true relic of francis, gave a true relic of the cross to king charles to use as part of the ceremony. so

we've come a long way and, you know, i think to those people who are frustrated with today's ceremony, i would say that , you ceremony, i would say that, you know, your minds back to know, cast your minds back to where were 70 years ago. i where we were 70 years ago. i think we've come awful long think we've come an awful long way. and you know, when charles, this monarch , professes to be this monarch, professes to be defender the faith , i think defender of the faith, i think he says that, you know, yes, on the one hand, to uphold the protestant faith, but through his words and his deeds, he showed that he wants to represent and support people of all faiths . and i think all faiths. and i think catholics and people of all faiths can draw great, great strength and comfort from that. i'm with you on that. and i think actually,— i'm with you on that. and i think actually, when- think actually, when we look at the think actually, when we look at too utoot— think actually, when we look at the nigel farage,_ think actually, when we look at the nigel farage, the 2013 settlement— the nigel farage, the 2013 settlement act that now the monoton— settlement act that now the monarch can _ settlement act that now the monarch can marry a catholic. so in monarch can marry a catholic. so tn tno— monarch can marry a catholic. so tn tno tututo— monarch can marry a catholic. so in the future we— monarch can marry a catholic. so in the future we could even have a in the future we could even have o nbot— in the future we could even have ontxoo nontooo— in the future we could even have a mixed marriage monarchy, which nouto— a mixed marriage monarchy, which nouto bo— a mixed marriage monarchy, which would be strengthening the relationship— would be strengthening the relationship between rome and contotbuny— relationship between rome and contotbuty. — relationship between rome and contotbuty. n— relationship between rome and canterbury . c w relationship between rome and canterbury. c w canterbury. it would be interesting. i mean, as you say, it was only ten years ago that if married into the royal if you married into the royal family, you had to give up your if you married into the royal familytoou had to give up your if you married into the royal familyto theiad to give up your if you married into the royal familyto the throne. iive up your if you married into the royal familyto the throne. andip your if you married into the royal familyto the throne. and that ur claim to the throne. and that was of the last acts of her

was one of the last acts of her late majesty the queen, making sure that if he married the royal you didn't have royal family, you didn't have to. it wasn't a choice between your faith or the or the crown. huge progress on that front . huge progress on that front. there is further to go . of there is further to go. of course there is. but i think today is a great day for celebration and to recognise how far we've come. i mean, looking back to 1902, as i was saying , back to 1902, as i was saying, when king edward the seventh said the catholic mass was superstitious and idolatrous and we've come so far from then and actually i think having a defender of the faith is very appealing for people who are of different faiths because in a world that feels increasingly hostile all to people who have any faith, having someone there who was overtly a defender of the faith is very comforting and in fact, if we look at the coronation service itself, it has maintained its catholicity even throughout the protestant reformation. so that's something to ottno— reformation. so that's something to otng on— reformation. so that's something to otng on to.— reformation. so that's something to cling on to. let's— t ?wt“ so that's something to cling on to. let's have a toot— to cling on to. let's have a toot-nbot— to cling on to. let's have a look-what you- to cling on to. let's have a look what you guys have been look at what you guys have been ooytno— look at what you guys have been ooytnoltno—

look at what you guys have been saying the crusader comments. saying in the crusader comments. no— saying in the crusader comments. no .— saying in the crusader comments. no . bototo— saying in the crusader comments. this . before we— saying in the crusader comments. this . before we take a final this. before we take a final brook.— this. before we take a final neat, not— this. before we take a final break, we'll have a look at what yoo— break, we'll have a look at what yoo boon— break, we'll have a look at what you've been saying— break, we'll have a look at what you've been saying about today's tootoo— you've been saying about today's tobtoo. ant— you've been saying about today's tobtoo. nno tony— you've been saying about today's topics. and tony says, i think no— topics. and tony says, i think the coronation— topics. and tony says, i think the coronation was as good as it count— the coronation was as good as it oont-boon.— the coronation was as good as it could been. christian wise. could have been. christian wise. i could have been. christian wise. ttntnt— could have been. christian wise. t tntnt-noo— could have been. christian wise. i think was honoured i think the bible was honoured ont— i think the bible was honoured and representatives of and inviting representatives of otnot— and inviting representatives of otnot-noo— and inviting representatives of otnot-noo on— other faiths was an acknowledgement that king acknowledgement that the king was acknowledgement that the king o-ooonoty— acknowledgement that the king was-everyone who - acknowledgement that the king was everyone who lives in was over everyone who lives in bntotn— was over everyone who lives in bntotn not— was over everyone who lives in bntotn not not— was over everyone who lives in britain, not just christians . britain, not just christians. ano— britain, not just christians. no not— britain, not just christians. no not to— britain, not just christians. and that is a— britain, not just christians. and that is a very fair point. tonyo— and that is a very fair point. tony-tot- and that is a very fair point. tony,-for that. - and that is a very fair point.| tony,-for that. god tony, thank you for that. god was honoured,— tony, thank you for that. god was honoured, even though a lot of was honoured, even though a lot ot boobto— was honoured, even though a lot ot boobto ntgbt— was honoured, even though a lot of people might not have been bottovoto. — of people might not have been believers. this— of people might not have been believers. this is— of people might not have been believers. this is the inherited tottoton— believers. this is the inherited tototon ot— believers. this is the inherited religion of our— believers. this is the inherited religion of our country and it wont— religion of our country and it nouttlntong— religion of our country and it would-wrong to- religion of our country and it would wrong to mix islamic or would be wrong to mix islamic or ttntu— would be wrong to mix islamic or ttnou ot— would be wrong to mix islamic or hindu or whatever— would be wrong to mix islamic or hindu or whatever with a cnnotton— hindu or whatever with a christian service. yeah i mean, nttttng— christian service. yeah i mean, nttttno ott— christian service. yeah i mean, hitting all the— christian service. yeah i mean, hitting all the nails on the boot— hitting all the nails on the boot tboto— hitting all the nails on the head there, tony. thank you for not.— head there, tony. thank you for tbot—to— head there, tony. thank you for tbot—to tn- head there, tony. thank you for tbot—to tn ooy.- that. beryl wrote to in say, contn— that. beryl wrote to in say, calvin, this— that. beryl wrote to in say, calvin, this country in ouototton— calvin, this country in quotation marks, all which cnotoo— quotation marks, all which cnotoo to— quotation marks, all which charles is king— quotation marks, all which charles is king of, is not just tngtont — charles is king of, is not just england. there— charles is king of, is not just england. there is a union. it's oottoo— england. there is a union. it's called united— england. there is a union. it's called united kingdom of great bntotn— called united kingdom of great not on— called united kingdom of great britain or great— called united kingdom of great britain or great britain. well, yes,— britain or great britain. well, yoo. t— britain or great britain. well, yoo. t to— britain or great britain. well, yoo. t to .— britain or great britain. well, yoo. t to . tto— britain or great britain. well, yes, it is . it's called the yes, it is. it's called the unttoo— yes, it is. it's called the united kingdom of britain united kingdom of great britain and united kingdom of great britain on bottom— united kingdom of great britain and northern ireland. absolutely. - and northern ireland. absolutely. i'm with you. i oon-t— absolutely. i'm with you. i oon-t tnon— absolutely. i'm with you. i don't know what your comment

oonoottno—t- don't know what your commentj correcting—i would correcting me on. what i would say— correcting me on. what i would ooy-obo— correcting me on. what i would say-the service- correcting me on. what i would say the service itself say is that the service itself no-ono— say is that the service itself no-ono tno- say is that the service itself was and the service was english and the service toot— was english and the service ttoott noo— was english and the service itself has maintained its englishness_ itself has maintained its englishness 10th englishness from the 10th oontuny— englishness from the 10th oontuty. so— englishness from the 10th century. so we've we've notntotnoo— century. so we've we've maintained that service itself, ottnouon— maintained that service itself, ottnougn no— maintained that service itself, although we are— maintained that service itself, although we are one country, we ott— although we are one country, we can still have— although we are one country, we can still have elements of englishness.— can still have elements of englishness. it's not something to bo— englishness. it's not something to be ashamed— englishness. it's not something to be ashamed of,— englishness. it's not something to be ashamed of, even though no-to—tnoton- we're british, we're english too.— we're british, we're english too. coming— we're british, we're english too. contng ub— we're british, we're english too. coming up in the final part too. coming up in the filial part of too. coming up in the final part ot ny— too. coming up in the final part of my comments,— too. coming up in the final part of my comments, crusade this noon—to- of my comments, crusade this noon—to tnoi week, we'll be talking to the nonotobto— week, we'll be talking to the venerable _john. week, we'll be talking to the. venerable—john about venerable dr. hassan john about the venerable dr. hassan john about tno—ot— venerable dr. hassan john about the—of christians- venerable dr. hassan john about the—of christians ini the persecution of christians in utoono— the persecution of christians in noono .—

welcome back , erg earlier on welcome back, erg earlier on onto— welcome back, erg earlier on to noon— welcome back, erg earlier on to noon no— welcome back, erg earlier on this week, we invited we were tnvttoo— this week, we invited we were tnvttot to — this week, we invited we were invited to swear— this week, we invited we were invited to swear allegiance to the invited to swear allegiance to too nng. — invited to swear allegiance to too nng. so— invited to swear allegiance to too nng. so t— invited to swear allegiance to the king. so i took to twitter ont— the king. so i took to twitter ono ootot— the king. so i took to twitter and asked, did— the king. so i took to twitter and asked, did you swear a ttoogo— and asked, did you swear a ttoooo ot— and asked, did you swear a pledge of allegiance to the king in pledge of allegiance to the king tn nbo— pledge of allegiance to the king in his coronation?— pledge of allegiance to the king in his coronation? today the answers were either long live to— answers were either long live tno-tono— answers were either long live tno-tong noy- answers were either long live the long may the king live the king long may the king live totovot— the king long may the king live forever or republican cringe and

are forever or republican cringe and tno— forever or republican cringe and are the results— forever or republican cringe and are the results are— forever or republican cringe and are the results are quite outbnotno— are the results are quite surprising, actually. that's the otoooot— surprising, actually. that's the otoooot bott— surprising, actually. that's the closest poll we've— surprising, actually. that's the closest poll we've had so far. oono— closest poll we've had so far. oono ot— closest poll we've had so far. oono ot you— closest poll we've had so far. 66% of you said— closest poll we've had so far. 66% of you said long live the king— 66% of you said long live the king onty— 66% of you said long live the king onty .%_ 66% of you said long live the king only 4% of— 66% of you said long live the king only 4% of you said may the king— king only 4% of you said may the king to— king only 4% of you said may the king live forever,— king only 4% of you said may the king live forever, but 29% of you— king live forever, but 29% of you oo— king live forever, but 29% of you onnoo— king live forever, but 29% of you are cringe republicans. i'm so you are cringe republicans. i'm oo oony— you are cringe republicans. i'm oo oony to— you are cringe republicans. i'm oo oony to noon— you are cringe republicans. i'm so sorry to hear that . now two so sorry to hear that. now two cotnoto— so sorry to hear that. now two catholic priests— so sorry to hear that. now two catholic priests have been ttonobboo— catholic priests have been ttonobboo tn— catholic priests have been kidnapped in the nigerian delta . unfortunately,— kidnapped in the nigerian delta . unfortunately, the kidnapping of christians— . unfortunately, the kidnapping of christians is— . unfortunately, the kidnapping of christians is not a rare occurrence in— of christians is not a rare occurrence in nigeria . so occurrence in nigeria. so joining— occurrence in nigeria. so joining no— occurrence in nigeria. so joining no to— occurrence in nigeria. so joining me to discuss this ongoing— joining me to discuss this ongoing crisis— joining me to discuss this ongoing crisis is the venerable bootot— ongoing crisis is the venerable doctor hassan. _ ongoing crisis is the venerable doctor hassan. john, thank you nony— doctor hassan. john, thank you tony muon— doctor hassan. john, thank you nony nuon tot— doctor hassan. john, thank you very much for joining doctor hassan. john, thank you very much forjoining us doctor hassan. john, thank you very much for joining us today to tott— very much for joining us today to talk about— very much for joining us today to talk about this— very much for joining us today to talk about this serious topic . con— to talk about this serious topic . con you— to talk about this serious topic . con you ooon— to talk about this serious topic . can you start off,— to talk about this serious topic . can you start off, please, by town;— . can you start off, please, by totttno uo— . can you start off, please, by telling us how— . can you start off, please, by telling us how widespread persecution— telling us how widespread persecution is— telling us how widespread persecution is in nigeria . and persecution is in nigeria. and the persecution— persecution is in nigeria. and the persecution in northern noono— the persecution in northern ntoono to— the persecution in northern ntoono to nony— the persecution in northern nigeria is very wide, actually. it nigeria is very wide, actually. to too— nigeria is very wide, actually. to to o— nigeria is very wide, actually. it has a history.— nigeria is very wide, actually. it has a history. i— nigeria is very wide, actually. it has a history. i would say to— it has a history. i would say no boon— it has a history. i would say no boon nony— it has a history. i would say it's been very subtle in the toot— it's been very subtle in the boot tntoo— it's been very subtle in the last three decades or so . but last three decades or so. but tnon— last three decades or so. but ton to— last three decades or so. but then it started— last three decades or so. but then it started growing in tntonotty— then it started growing in intensity around 2000. and by ooon— intensity around 2000. and by ooon t— intensity around 2000. and by ooon to no— intensity around 2000. and by 2001 it now escalated,

ooboototy— 2001 it now escalated, especially in- 2001 it now escalated, especially in the central region of especially in the central region ot ttotoou— especially in the central region of plateau state— especially in the central region of plateau state in nigeria. ant— of plateau state in nigeria. ant tbon— of plateau state in nigeria. and then boko_ of plateau state in nigeria. and then boko haram,- of plateau state in nigeria. and then boko haram, the terrorist radical islamic group, came into the equation by 2009. and from then on it went very, very violent. and you know, i mean, it's been in the news all all these years. and until now, it has not ebbed. indeed in the last , uh, 4 or it has not ebbed. indeed in the last, uh, 4 or 6 weeks, more than 200 people have been killed in central nigeria. and just another seven about 2 or 3 days ago. so it's been persistent. i don't feel like we're hearing obout— don't feel like we're hearing obout tnto— don't feel like we're hearing about this as— don't feel like we're hearing about this as much. and when we are about this as much. and when we noonno— about this as much. and when we are hearing about— about this as much. and when we are hearing about this, it seems not— are hearing about this, it seems not no— are hearing about this, it seems that the mainstream media is totbotototy— that the mainstream media is deliberately misrepresenting the botoooutton— deliberately misrepresenting the persecution anything persecution as being anything otnot— persecution as being anything oono-nont- persecution as being anything other-work of- persecution as being anything other work of muslim other than the work of muslim oxtontoto. — extremists. but it's muslim oxtontoto— extremists. but it's muslim extremists that— extremists. but it's muslim extremists that trying to extremists that are trying to ooono— extremists that are trying to stamp christianity in stamp out christianity in nonnotn—tti stamp out christianity in- northern_it that northern nigeria. isn't it that is northern nigeria. isn't it that to oonoot — northern nigeria. isn't it that is correct. and— northern nigeria. isn't it that is correct. and you- northern nigeria. isn't it that is correct. “t: northern nigeria. isn't it that is correct. ' w northern nigeria. isn't it that is correct. w is correct. and you know why you don't hear so much about it, especially here in the west, is because there is a deliberate act by the nigerian government, i must say, and some maybe state actors to deny, deflect and

defend the persecution against christians in the country. so they've targeted everything else. but an attack against christian communities. so the climate change has been blamed for it a lot. and there is also this, um, you know, push back to say that, oh, a particular tribal group is being called out to be the, the terrorist organisation and things like that. but the thing is why it hasn't come in is because it creates a lot of complexity and the international media just doesn't even know how to approach it or even how to handle it. because when anything that seemed to come between with a conflict or between christianity and islam , a lot of christianity and islam, a lot of people just don't want to go there because they feel it's a very delicate place. it's a very volatile place. it's a quagmire, and people just don't want to get to that level. unfortunately dozens of people get killed every week. i'm surprised to hear that climate change is being used as an excuse even

over there in nigeria to the primate of nigeria spoke at the 620, which is part of the 620 in bali in november , and said that bali in november, and said that christians nigeria are facing christians in nigeria are facing genocide in slow motion. would you say that's accurate? - you say that's accurate? exactly.— you say that's accurate? exactly. .— you say that's accurate? exactly. i mean- you say that's accurate? exactly. i mean ,- you say that's accurate? exactly. i mean , the- you say that's accurate? exactly. i mean , the all exactly. i mean, the all parliamentary group about two years ago asked the same question. is there an unfolding genocide going on in nigeria? and i think quite a number of publications have raised that issue because so there is this strategic , uh, wiping of strategic, uh, wiping of villages and christian communities predominantly in central . well, it started in central. well, it started in northeastern nigeria with boko haram, and then eventually the cell groups of radical islamic groups and cell groups. so let me underscore the radical islamic militia groups, because what we have seen, uh , what we have seen, uh, well—organised. well equipped and strategic decimation of , of and strategic decimation of, of christian villages in central nigeria and for have been to so

many villages . i mean, i've many villages. i mean, i've unfortunately had to preside as a as a christian of, you know , a as a christian of, you know, go over so many other mass graves when there are mass funerals and you hear testimonies of, you funerals and you hear testimonies of , you know, these testimonies of, you know, these victims, those that have survived, telling you about the high calibre weaponry that is used, the nana vision goggles that are involved, you know , so that are involved, you know, so we're not talking about just climate change or clash between herders and farmers like the nigerian government wants the international community to believe. but this is a strategic , uh, picking out of communities and wiping them . so we have more and wiping them. so we have more than 2.5 million refugees from central nigeria alone. and this is record is online. but why attention hasn't been brought to this and why ? you know, these this and why? you know, these things seem to just be overlooked. it's really a question that many of us in nigeria are still asking. i hear you, hassan john, thank you so much for shedding a light on

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and - save the _ weather forecast day. asphalt and save the king. hello and god save the king. hello were. — and god save the king. hello were. im— and god save the king. hello there. i'm greg— and god save the king. hello there. ww“ i e�*c there. i'm greg dewhurst and welcome to your latest gb news forecast from the met office we've got rain or showers in the forecast through the rest of the long weekend, but there will be some warm, sunny spells, particularly through sunday. you can see on weather chart, can see on the weather chart, we've brief ridge high we've got a brief ridge of high pressure moving for sunday pressure moving in for sunday to settle for time. settle things down for a time. but it's not long before further weather systems move in from the atlantic some wet and atlantic to give some wet and windy weather. monday. windy weather. on monday. it's quite there through quite cloudy out there through the saturday evening. the rest of saturday evening. patchy eastern patchy rain across the eastern side uk , largely dry side of the uk, largely dry further west, but a lot of cloud around into the early hours and the risk of some light rain and drizzle in places, some mist and murk, too. but temperatures holding up as a result, 11 or 12 degrees for many to us start degrees for many of to us start sunday morning. to best the sunshine across western parts of the grey across the the uk, quite grey across the east, particularly along the coast with some rain and drizzle in places. but should in places. but it should brighten through day brighten up here through the day . some sunny spells developing, but risk of a few heavy

but also the risk of a few heavy showers, plenty spells showers, plenty of sunny spells across of the uk, across the rest of the uk, almost unbroken in places across central southern england . and central southern england. and this lift temperatures 2122 this will lift temperatures 2122 celsius possible in the best of the sunshine into the evening time just starts to cloud over across northern ireland, western scotland and as the next set of weather systems move in some low cloud affecting eastern coast of england and scotland into the early hours and then overnight, this band of rain slowly pushes its way in affecting western areas and the rain could be heavy at times. the winds picking clearer skies picking up, the clearer skies holding on across the south—east. temperatures again remaining in double figures, perhaps a murky start in the south—east. 1 or 2 mist and fog patches, but some sunshine, too. elsewhere wet start to the day. outbreaks of rain . rain could be outbreaks of rain. rain could be heavy at accompanied by heavy at times, accompanied by some strong winds through the irish some strong winds through the ifish and some strong winds through the irish and it just slowly irish sea and it just slowly pushes way north pushes its way north and eastwards through day. eastwards through the day. perhaps holding on perhaps east anglia holding on to the driest weather over the next few days into next week. it stays unsettled and stays largely unsettled and temperatures average .

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