well, good morning. and welcome to the camilla tominey show live from buckingham palace. lots to come today, of course, in our coronation special. i'm going to be speaking to lucy fraser. the culture secretary and the woman in charge of making sure that everything ran smoothly yesterday , as well as all things yesterday, as well as all things coronation i'll be grilling her about the results of thursday's local election . i'm also going local election. i'm also going to be speaking to sir robert buckland, the former justice secretary, who was the first man to be knighted by king charles after he became king. and i'll

be speaking to elsa anderson , be speaking to elsa anderson, who served as queen elizabeth the second's press secretary. she'll be telling me about the sort of planning that goes into an event like the coronation and be on hand to dissect all of the gossip from yesterday's ceremony well, what a day it was yesterday. i don't think any of us have witnessed anything like it. we can make comparison , it. we can make comparison, can't we.7 to it. we can make comparison, can't we? to 1953. but the footage was quite grainy. it was taken from a distance. and what i thought we had yesterday day was this up close and personal view of monarchy, both as head of state, as a man, as a grandfather, as a husband, as a father. it was a very human ceremony, i thought steeped in

tradition and steeped in such personal elements like the anointing. in fact, that was one for me, the kind of most interesting part of the ceremony was the part we didn't see. and to see the king reduced to his dress shirt kneeling before god, i thought was very, very moving. zadok the priest as ever, sending a shiver down the spine. so as we reflect on all that, obviously in this today's show, we're going to make it quite coronation themed because at the end of the day, why wouldn't we? and we're here in buckingham palace. watching gb palace. you've been watching gb news throughout the entire week from and from this location. and i believe i'm the last to believe i'm the last show to broadcast live from this point. now, go, any further, now, before we go, any further, let's just remind of let's just remind ourselves of what in the newspapers let's just remind ourselves of wha the in the newspapers let's just remind ourselves of wha the day's in the newspapers let's just remind ourselves of wha the day's events. newspapers let's just remind ourselves of wha the day's events. gb/spapers let's just remind ourselves of wha the day's events. gb newsrs let's just remind ourselves of wha the day's events. gb news is and the day's events. gb news is royal correspondent cameron walker this summary walker has this great summary history in the making . a newly history in the making. a newly crowned king and— history in the making. a newly crowned king and queen- " suing " g a newly crowned king and queen greeted their— crowned king and queen greeted their subjects— crowned king and queen greeted their subjects who, despite the rain: _ their subjects who, despite the erupted— their subjects who, despite the rain, erupted in— their subjects who, despite the rain, erupted in cheers and applause. — rain, erupted in cheers and applause. the— rain, erupted in cheers and applause. the stage was set inside— applause. the stage was set inside westminster abbey for a ceremony dating— inside westminster abbey for a ceremony dating back to 1066, mu— ceremony dating back to 1066, full of—

ceremony dating back to 1066, full of traditions— ceremony dating back to 1066, full of traditions with a modern twist— full of traditions with a modern twtst at— full of traditions with a modern twtst at t— full of traditions with a modern twtst at a vtt— full of traditions with a modern twist at a vip guest list of wett— twist at a vip guest list of world leaders— twist at a vip guest list of world leaders and foreign townet— world leaders and foreign crowned princes were for the first— crowned princes were for the tttst ttme— crowned princes were for the first time joined— crowned princes were for the first time joined by community teteee— first time joined by community teteee whe— first time joined by community heroes who make _ first time joined by community heroes who make a difference to peepte-e— heroes who make a difference to peepte-e ttvee— heroes who make a difference to peepte-e ttvee .— heroes who make a difference to people's lives . it's— heroes who make a difference to people's lives . it's an people's lives. it's an eppettuntty- people's lives. it's an opportunity for them to mingle wttt— opportunity for them to mingle wttt teyetty— opportunity for them to mingle wttt toyetty ee— opportunity for them to mingle with royalty as well as the real teet— with royalty as well as the real teet .— with royalty as well as the real teet . tttnee— with royalty as well as the real deal . prince harry, no robes or deal. prince harry, no robes or spectat— deal. prince harry, no robes or special uniforms.— deal. prince harry, no robes or special uniforms. proudly ttepteyet— special uniforms. proudly displayed his— special uniforms. proudly displayed his military medals , displayed his military medals, no displayed his military medals, ne teeter— displayed his military medals, to teeter e— displayed his military medals, no longer a working royal. he ttew— no longer a working royal. he ttew atone— no longer a working royal. he flew alone to— no longer a working royal. he flew alone to attend his tether-e— flew alone to attend his father's coronation. a fleeting vett— father's coronation. a fleeting vtett, no — father's coronation. a fleeting visit, no time— father's coronation. a fleeting visit, no time for— father's coronation. a fleeting visit, no time for small talk wttt— visit, no time for small talk wttt tte— visit, no time for small talk with his brother.— visit, no time for small talk with his brother. instead flying teet— with his brother. instead flying teet te— with his brother. instead flying back to california to attend his ttttttey— back to california to attend his son's birthday celebrations . son's birthday celebrations. l tettetuttt. — son's birthday celebrations. - hallelujah. christ- son's birthday celebrations. - hallelujah. christ is. son's birthday celebrations.- - hallelujah. christ is risen, hallelujah. christ is risen, led by the archbishop of canterbury, the ceremony was full tradition, religion and full of tradition, religion and service was at its heart . but service was at its heart. but whether they be _ tilt; but whether they be thrones titi; but whether they be thrones or temttttette— whether they be thrones or dominions, rishi sunak erg, a

pteettetng— dominions, rishi sunak erg, a practising hindu,— dominions, rishi sunak erg, a practising hindu, gave a reading trem— practising hindu, gave a reading teem tte— practising hindu, gave a reading from the bible— practising hindu, gave a reading from the bible as— practising hindu, gave a reading from the bible as prime minister of from the bible as prime minister et the— from the bible as prime minister et ttte unttet— from the bible as prime minister of the united kingdom , will you of the united kingdom, will you eetemntt— of the united kingdom, will you solemnly promise— of the united kingdom, will you solemnly promise and swear ? solemnly promise and swear? his majesty— solemnly promise and swear? his majesty wes— solemnly promise and swear? his majesty was presented _ solemnly promise and swear? his majesty was presented to the people and swore an oath to them. i solemnly promise so to do by the most holy part of the service, the king donned a simple white shirt. but this was a moment between him and god . a moment between him and god. screens shielded him as the archbishop of canterbury anointed king charles with holy oil . lord anointed king charles with holy oil. lord dannatt perhaps the climax of the service, the moments the monarch receives, the royal regalia , the spurs , the royal regalia, the spurs, the royal regalia, the spurs, the sword of state , the the sword of state, the supertunica , the orb , the supertunica, the orb, the sovereign's ring . a glove worn sovereign's ring. a glove worn by his grandfather for his coronation the sovereign's sceptre with cross , the rod of sceptre with cross, the rod of eqtu sceptre with cross, the rod of equity and mercy and st edwards

crown . sharm el sheikh draghi crown. sharm el sheikh draghi. i pledge my loyalty to you, the prince of wales , heir to the prince of wales, heir to the throne, pledged his allegiance to the king with a kiss on his father's cheek. erg king charles's consort , who's been by charles's consort, who's been by his side for decades , was his side for decades, was crowned and anointed as britain's queen. their majesties retired to saint edward's chapel . king charles and queen camilla wore robes of estate to leave the abbey rac . the coronation the abbey rac. the coronation procession saw the largest number of military personnel since winston churchill's funeral march through central london. a small group of anti—monarchy protesters jeered

in trafalgar square, but were mostly drowned out by royal fans in the procession to buckingham palace , the prince and princess palace, the prince and princess of wales, along with their children, prince george, princess charlotte and prince louis, waved at onlookers from the australian state coach . the the australian state coach. the royal family pages and ladies in attendance smiled and waved for the jubilant crowds. a scaled back fly—past roared over central london garford beck kyiv today coronation celebrations continue across the country. the third carolean era has well and truly begun . cameron wahaca . gb truly begun. cameron wahaca. gb news well, as you can imagine, there's only one story in town when it comes to the newspapers this morning. let's run through the tent— this morning. let's run through the tent pages— this morning. let's run through the front pages of— this morning. let's run through the front pages of the- 3 let's run through the front pages of the sunday ttmee— the front pages of the sunday times splashes— the front pages of the sunday times splashes with at last ttett— times splashes with at last their crowning— times splashes with at last their crowning glory. the sunday tetegteet— their crowning glory. the sunday telegraph tee— their crowning glory. the sunday telegraph tee e—

their crowning glory. the sunday telegraph has a souvenir edition wttt— telegraph has a souvenir edition wtttt e— telegraph has a souvenir edition wtttt e etetwe— telegraph has a souvenir edition with a picture of— telegraph has a souvenir edition with a picture of the king and tween— with a picture of the king and tween ew— with a picture of the king and tween en te— with a picture of the king and queen on the front . the observer queen on the front. the observer , king— queen on the front. the observer , ttwg ctettee— queen on the front. the observer , king charles iii.— queen on the front. the observer , king charles iii. his crowning memet— , king charles iii. his crowning mememt ,— , king charles iii. his crowning mememt , twe— , king charles iii. his crowning moment , the mail. on sunday moment, the mail. on sunday teem— moment, the mail. on sunday teem wees— moment, the mail. on sunday again e— moment, the mail. on sunday again uses a whole picture wipe out again uses a whole picture wipe ewt me— again uses a whole picture wipe ewt ttte teet— again uses a whole picture wipe out the look that— again uses a whole picture wipe out the look that says darling. it out the look that says darling. tt wee— out the look that says darling. tt e— out the look that says darling. it was a triumph— out the look that says darling. it was a triumph ._ out the look that says darling. it was a triumph . the sunday it was a triumph. the sunday express— it was a triumph. the sunday express ,— it was a triumph. the sunday express , their— it was a triumph. the sunday express , their headline simply express, their headline simply teete— express, their headline simply teete happy— express, their headline simply teete weeew mt— express, their headline simply reads happy and glorious with a metere— reads happy and glorious with a etetwe et— reads happy and glorious with a etetwe et twe— reads happy and glorious with a picture of the king. and then the sum— picture of the king. and then the sum em— picture of the king. and then the sun on sunday goes with etewmme— the sun on sunday goes with etewmmg glory— the sun on sunday goes with crowning glory again, a picture of crowning glory again, a picture et me— crowning glory again, a picture et the king— crowning glory again, a picture of the king holding the orb and the sceptre— of the king holding the orb and the sceptre and— of the king holding the orb and the sceptre and the sunday mmet— the sceptre and the sunday tttmet empty— the sceptre and the sunday mirror simply says . king charles mirror simply says. king charles iii. mirror simply says. king charles .... stewe— mirror simply says. king charles iii. should anyone— mirror simply says. king charles iii. should anyone be in doubt as te— iii. should anyone be in doubt as te wme— iii. should anyone be in doubt as to who was— iii. should anyone be in doubt as to who was crowned yesterday? now: _ as to who was crowned yesterday? wew t-m — as to who was crowned yesterday? now, i'm delighted— as to who was crowned yesterday? now, i'm delighted to be joined by eve— now, i'm delighted to be joined tw twe tettett— now, i'm delighted to be joined by eve pollard ,_ now, i'm delighted to be joined by eve pollard , editor of the by eve pollard, editor of the swmtew— by eve pollard, editor of the sunday mirror— by eve pollard, editor of the sunday mirror and the sunday tweete— sunday mirror and the sunday express, formerly— sunday mirror and the sunday express, formerly and a fleet street— express, formerly and a fleet street legend— express, formerly and a fleet street legend ._ express, formerly and a fleet street legend . we call you that street legend. we call you that me. — street legend. we call you that me. t— street legend. we call you that me. t mew— street legend. we call you that eve. i know your— street legend. we call you that eve. i know your own grandchildren call you a legend.

wew— grandchildren call you a legend. wew mew— grandchildren call you a legend. wew they eat— grandchildren call you a legend. now they call me— grandchildren call you a legend. now they call me leggy. that's teeeewe— now they call me leggy. that's teeewee wee— now they call me leggy. that's because you are— now they call me leggy. that's because you are one. now let's go because you are one. now let's ge tmewet— because you are one. now let's ge tmewgm eeme— because you are one. now let's go through some of our favourite metttette— go through some of our favourite mtgmttgmte mem — go through some of our favourite highlights from the newspapers. the highlights from the newspapers. the tetegteet— highlights from the newspapers. the telegraph front page picture . tt-e— the telegraph front page picture . tt-e em— the telegraph front page picture . it's an interesting one teeewee— . it's an interesting one because it's— . it's an interesting one because it's there's a degree of mtetmetttw— because it's there's a degree of informality about— because it's there's a degree of informality about it . “tit; informality about it. yes, but it's informality about it. yes, but we ttem. t— informality about it. yes, but it's them. i mean— informality about it. yes, but it's them. i mean ,- informality about it. “tit; l i mean , many of the it's them. i mean, many of the pages— it's them. i mean, many of the page mt— it's them. i mean, many of the page mt ee— it's them. i mean, many of the page mt we yew— it's them. i mean, many of the pages and as you say,- l i mean, many of the pages and as you say, you've tew— pages and as you say, you've etewm twe— pages and as you say, you've shown, have the— pages and as you say, you've shown, have the king looking very— shown, have the king looking very mt— shown, have the king looking very and sceptre— shown, have the king looking very and sceptre very serious. ttte— very and sceptre very serious. ttte ewee— very and sceptre very serious. ttte get— very and sceptre very serious. this one's got camilla and ctettee— this one's got camilla and ctettee tt— this one's got camilla and charles ii, the— this one's got camilla and charles ii, the new king, the new queen, smiling . “tit; g new queen, smiling. yes, looking happy-— new queen, smiling. yes, looking happy. we love a smile , don't we happy. we love a smile, don't we love a smile a certain points yesterday, people weren't really smiling. no. and it was very serious and it was very momentous and it was very religious. and it was all the things coronation should be. things a coronation should be. but end, all of our but at the end, all of our shoulders went down and we thought they're happy. they've made it. it's happened . am made it. it's happened. am i alone in finding some- made it. it's happened. am i alone in finding some of- : l : am i alone in finding some of the tmegewe— alone in finding some of the imagery? slightly surreal. just tewme—tte- having lived through the tttmeeee— having lived through the princess-era- having lived through the princess era and having princess diana era and having tememtetet— princess diana era and having remembered-of- princess diana era and having remembered of the headlines remembered some of the headlines etewt— remembered some of the headlines etewt cemttte— remembered some of the headlines about camilla-in— remembered some of the headlines about camilla-in the- remembered some of the headlines about camilla in the 90s about camilla back in the 90s mt— about camilla back in the 90s and-noughties,- about camilla back in the 90s and noughties, there she and early noughties, there she is and early noughties, there she te-e— and early noughties, there she te-e crewm— and early noughties, there she te-e em— and early noughties, there she is-a crown on her- and early noughties, there she is a crown on her head, is with a crown on her head, semt— is with a crown on her head, semt mew-e— is with a crown on her head, saint mary's-on-

is with a crown on her head, saint mary's on the saint mary's crown on the twetmgtem — saint mary's crown on the buckingham palace balcony with her buckingham palace balcony with tet ewm— buckingham palace balcony with her own children— buckingham palace balcony with her own children ,_ buckingham palace balcony with her own children , her own her own children, her own grandchildren— her own children, her own grandchildren holding her train. wmt— grandchildren holding her train. wtet te— grandchildren holding her train. wtet te we— grandchildren holding her train. what do we think, eve? will what do we think, eve? well, i ttte— what do we think, eve? well, i ttte te— what do we think, eve? well, i ttte te eew.— what do we think, eve? well, i ttte te eew. t— what do we think, eve? well, i have to say, i always thought it would up like this because would end up like this because i believe prince charles used to describe her as non negotiable. and i thought at some stage he will inherit the crown and she will inherit the crown and she will be there with him. so i just always thought this would be the moment. i just always thought this would be the moment . i never thought be the moment. i never thought it would be so spectacular . it would be so spectacular. there will still be some who say,— there will still be some who eew-met— there will still be some who eew-met mt— there will still be some who say, not my queen. you say, well, not my queen. you mew— say, well, not my queen. you mew-mew— say, well, not my queen. you mew-mew wett- say, well, not my queen. you know they very fond know that they very fond of tttmeeee— know that they very fond of princess diana. - know that they very fond of princess diana. l. princess diana. still, i understand that and people feel like but this is a couple like that. but this is a couple who've blended their families. that was the other interesting thing. grandchildren , not thing. her grandchildren, not the earls and the dukes and all the earls and the dukes and all the rest of it were carrying her train one of his train and one of his grandchildren , prince george, grandchildren, prince george, looking, devised . he did a great looking, devised. he did a great job, aged nine, did a great job, aged going to be a aged nine. he's going to be a very king his own time, very good king in his own time, although princess charlotte leading with louis was leading the way with louis was also cute. she was playing also super cute. she was playing the-et— also super cute. she was playing tte-et big— also super cute. she was playing the-of big sister— also super cute. she was playing the-of big sister-then. the role of big sister and then ttte-e— the role of big sister and then katee-me— the role of big sister and then kate's-me with-

the role of big sister and then kate's me with great kate's mini me with great ettemt— kate's mini me with great tttemt-ttet- kate's mini me with great aplomb, that headdress, aplomb, with that headdress, teettteee— aplomb, with that headdress, headdress-a— aplomb, with that headdress, headdress a little white. headdress and a little white. i tote— headdress and a little white. i tete tttt— headdress and a little white. i hope that alexander- headdress and a little white. i hope that alexander mcqueen made that, too. you'd be proud parents, you? being parents, wouldn't you? being william -yesterday,l william and kate yesterday, tewe— william and kate yesterday,| because—great because they've done a great tet— because they've done a great jet-taken- because they've done a great jet-taken ewt- because they've done a great job.-taken out at. because they've done a great. job.-taken out at one job. louis was taken out at one tetmt— job. louis was taken out at one temt. we— job. louis was taken out at one temt. te we— job. louis was taken out at one point. he was taken out. t: t: point. he was taken out. i did eettee— point. he was taken out. i did eettee ttet— point. he was taken out. i did notice that because you've notice that because if you've had or 5 year old, that's had a 4 or 5 year old, that's just too long. i thought it was a just too long. i thought it was e mtteete— just too long. i thought it was e mtteete te— just too long. i thought it was a miracle he was— just too long. i thought it was a miracle he was in- tit"; i thought it was a miracle he was in the service of a miracle he was in the service et e— a miracle he was in the service et e mtteete. — a miracle he was in the service of a miracle. he— a miracle he was in the service of a miracle. ti; i" titt: of a miracle. he was clean and tidy. that's amazing. now, we talked about— tidy. that's amazing. now, we talked about the— l t: t; now, we talked about the crowning l 9 now, we talked about the crowning moment of talked about the crowning moment et tte— talked about the crowning moment et tte tew— talked about the crowning moment et tte tew ttet— talked about the crowning moment of the day, that balcony tewe.— of the day, that balcony picture. advert for picture. it's an advert for ttemtet— picture. it's an advert for blended families. also sort blended families. it's also sort of blended families. it's also sort. et—temtttee of an advert for broken families in of an advert for broken families tm-eemee— of an advert for broken families tm-eemee ttet— of an advert for broken families in -sense that there - of an advert for broken families in sense that there were two in the sense that there were two we— in the sense that there were two wte-ttete. — in the sense that there were two who-there. yeah- in the sense that there were two who there. yeah what did who weren't there. yeah what did you who weren't there. yeah what did wew mete— who weren't there. yeah what did wew mete et— who weren't there. yeah what did you make of prince— who weren't there. yeah what did you make of prince harry's eemetet— you make of prince harry's general performance yesterday? wett— general performance yesterday?| wett—tttmee general performance yesterday? well coming, prince general performance yesterday? well coming, but prince general performance yesterday? well coming, but he prince general performance yesterday? well coming, but he wasn't ince harry coming, but he wasn't etwet— harry coming, but he wasn't stuck-pillar. - harry coming, but he wasn't stuck-pillar. he. harry coming, but he wasn't. stuck-pillar. he was stuck behind a pillar. he was etwet— stuck behind a pillar. he was stuck behind— stuck behind a pillar. he was stuck behind princess anne's rather but i think rather large hat. but i think there an accident. let's there was an accident. let's pretend it was an accident. yes, but he was interesting that when the duchess of sussex was at. was the platinum the duchess of sussex was at. waslthe platinum jubilee?- was it the platinum jubilee? yes:— was it the platinum jubilee? wee-wee— was it the platinum jubilee? yes,-was behind- was it the platinum jubilee? yes, was behind a candle. yes, she was behind a candle. ste— yes, she was behind a candle. see we— yes, she was behind a candle. ste .— yes, she was behind a candle. ste . t— yes, she was behind a candle. she was . i mean,— yes, she was behind a candle. she was . i mean, these things she was. i mean, these things are meticulously— she was. i mean, these things are meticulously planned, but temete— are meticulously planned, but teetete—twtwl perhaps not that much kyiv. i tee-t— perhaps not that much kyiv. i tem-t-. — perhaps not that much kyiv. i tem-t-. ltee-t- perhaps not that much kyiv. i don't-. idon't know. perhaps not that much kyiv. i- don't-. idon't know whether don't know. i don't know whether making candles now making thicker candles now

ehhen making thicker candles now either, but he was talking. he was he was having a chat, a really good chat with jack brooksbank. yes. eugenie's husband . i know. they husband. i know. and they obviously on very well. and obviously get on very well. and so that was fine. looked so that was fine. he looked very, i thought, very, very unhappy. i thought, was into the abbey, was he walked into the abbey, but then he saw somebody and said, hello? yes. and then he sat down and he was fine. apparently that was a military teee— apparently that was a military teee tt— apparently that was a military teee tt we— apparently that was a military person. it was one of the teetttemte— person. it was one of the recipients of— person. it was one of the recipients of victoria or eeette-e— recipients of victoria or george's cross, but that eemetetw— george's cross, but that somebody me. george's cross, but that somebody-me. that's somebody told me. but that's 9°0d- — somebody told me. but that's good. brilliant. and somebody told me. but that's. good-brilliant. and then good. that's brilliant. and then don't be. do good. that's brilliant. and then don't-be. do you- good. that's brilliant. and then don't-be. do you want. good. that's brilliant. and theni don't-be. do you want to don't want to be. do you want to be don't want to be. do you want to teltte— don't want to be. do you want to teltte eteet— don't want to be. do you want to belthe cheap seats— don't want to be. do you want to be the cheap seats with jack be in the cheap seats with jack tteetetemt— be in the cheap seats with jack brooksbank when— be in the cheap seats with jack brooksbank when you're the son of brooksbank when you're the son et-etewmet— brooksbank when you're the son of-crowned jack- of a newly crowned jack brooksbank? - of a newly crowned jack brooksbank? -what sad brooksbank? well, what was sad is have been a is wouldn't it have been a magical if he had come up magical moment if he had come up and kissed his father the way and kissed his father in the way that william did so beautifully and his father said, thank you, william, with a really nice little face on, i thought, i think that would have been a trip too far. i mean , he says trip too far. i mean, he says his and father are his brother and his father are trapped in being royal. well, i know who i felt was trapped yesterday. yes, it was harry. it was harry. and off he went. he's

wewmt— was harry. and off he went. he's wewmt eme— was harry. and off he went. he's waving and smiling— was harry. and off he went. he's waving and smiling at— and off he went. he's waving and smiling at heathrow attem— waving and smiling at heathrow etttett, ttwmt— waving and smiling at heathrow airport, flying back to martin teettt— airport, flying back to martin teetttle— airport, flying back to martin bashirla four— airport, flying back to martin bashir a four old's bashir to a four year old's ttttttew. — bashir to a four year old's birthday. iwell- bashir to a four year old's birthday. will “it“; tit" bashir to a four year old's birthday. will “it“; ti?" i bashir to a four year old's- birthday.iwellihang on. i mean, birthday. well, hang on. i mean, etewttm-t— birthday. well, hang on. i mean, etewttm-t we— birthday. well, hang on. i mean, shouldn't we be— birthday. well, hang on. i mean, shouldn't we be rushing- birthday. will “it“; ti?" i mean, shouldn't we be rushing to birthday. will “it“; ti“ i mean, shouldn't we be rushing to four year— shouldn't we be rushing to four weer—wett- year old's birthday? well, we etewtt— year old's birthday? well, we etewtt-ew- year old's birthday? well, we should -our-four| year old's birthday? well, we- should -our-four year should rush to our own four year ette. — should rush to our own four year olds. absolutely. _ should rush to our own four year olds. absolutely. you're- should rush to our own four year olds. c�*icg /ti ”ti: olds. absolutely. you're not quite keen on some other quite so keen on some other people gone in 28 hours. i mean, it also felt feel like— people gone in 28 hours. i mean, it also felt feel like hell. - it also felt feel like hell. tte— it also felt feel like hell. the-disconnect. it also felt feel like hell. | the - disconnect was the comms disconnect was exemplified readers exemplified by the lip readers saying that brooksbank saying that even brooksbank didn't how long didn't really know how long he was and when he was was staying and when he was leaving. so clearly there had teem— leaving. so clearly there had teem me— 3 so clearly there had been no communique at all tetweem— been no communique at all between - motty - been no communique at all between motty side been no communique at all- between-motty-side of between the motty nato side of ttmte—ettel things and the monarchy side of tttmte— things and the monarchy side of tttmte-eewtee- things and the monarchy side of things-course, i- things and the monarchy side of things-course, i can't. things. and of course, i can't think of a good reason for him to come back to britain. i mean, last year we had a lot of, you know, we the, the, the, the, know, we had the, the, the, the, the wonderful thing that the queen can't remember queen had i can't remember the name of the jubilee jubilee. that's it. and we that's it. and then we had sadly, a long week for sadly, it's been a long week for some and it's very sadly the funeral. i can't think of a royal thing in the calendar. that means he has to come back this year. and the more they never get together, the longer this will go on. should we just twtetw— this will go on. should we just quickly mention— this will go on. should we just quickly mention the— .. gti ti“ should we just quickly mention the duke of york in quickly mention the duke of york tm-oettet—

quickly mention the duke of york tm-oettet-we-e- in these garter robes? he's tetteettw— in these garter robes? he's perfectly entitled wear them perfectly entitled to wear them teee— perfectly entitled to wear them teee-weee-te- perfectly entitled to wear them because - he's been i because although he's been etttttet— because although he's been stripped military and stripped of his military and tewet— stripped of his military and royal—he- stripped of his military and royal—he hasn'tj stripped of his military and- royal_he hasn't been royal patronages, he hasn't been etttttet—et- royal patronages, he hasn't been etttttet—et tte- stripped of this order of the teeter.— stripped of this order of the eettet. we— stripped of this order of the garter. no should in the garter. no should he be in the teteee— garter. no should he be in the teteeelmeem— garter. no should he be in the robes?imean, it— garter. no should he be in the robes? mean, it looks like the robes? i mean, it looks like the ttte-e— robes? i mean, it looks like the tmo-e-et— robes? i mean, it looks like the king's-of softened- robes? i mean, it looks like the king's of softened on him king's sort of softened on him ettottw. — king's sort of softened on him slightly. -think- king's sort of softened on him. slightly. -think probably slightly. well, i think probably somebody there probably somebody said and there probably is has them. is a rule saying he has them. he's removed from them he's not been removed from them . wore them. but of . so he wore them. but of course, i didn't hear it, but i'm he was heckled as he i'm told he was heckled as he came down the mine. was came down the mine. yes, he was booed, which probably poor booed, which is probably poor form. yes. having said that, we did form. yes. having said that, we ttt-wew— form. yes. having said that, we ttt-wew teet- form. yes. having said that, we did-very best of- yes. having said that, we did very best of british did see the very best of british weeteetew— did see the very best of british weetettew t...— did see the very best of british yesterday eve, as— did see the very best of british yesterday eve, as is ever the teette— yesterday eve, as is ever the teette m— yesterday eve, as is ever the case, people in ponchos. case, people in their ponchos. i tttet— case, people in their ponchos. i twee-eew— case, people in their ponchos. i liked-saw who- case, people in their ponchos. i liked-saw who was. case, people in their ponchos. i liked saw who was in liked the lady i saw who was in a liked the lady i saw who was in e teet— liked the lady i saw who was in a union, jack poncho. i like tettet— a union, jack poncho. i like better than— a union, jack poncho. i like better than that. yes. and i ewtteee— better than that. yes. and i ewtteee tte— better than that. yes. and i suppose the point is really, did the suppose the point is really, did tte-etttttw— suppose the point is really, did the slightly undercook the palace slightly undercook ttte— the palace slightly undercook ttte-tt— the palace slightly undercook ttte-tt we- the palace slightly undercook this it was rather this because it was all rather etetetette— this because it was all rather apologetic-turn- this because it was all rather apologetic turn out if apologetic and oh, turn out if you— apologetic and oh, turn out if wew wett— apologetic and oh, turn out if yew wemt te— apologetic and oh, turn out if you want to, but— apologetic and oh, turn out if you want to, but we really don't mme— you want to, but we really don't mmt-tt— you want to, but we really don't mmt-tt yew— you want to, but we really don't mind.-if you want- you want to, but we really don't mind. if you want to pledge mind. and if you want to pledge etteotemee— mind. and if you want to pledge etteotemee. yew— mind. and if you want to pledge allegiance, you can, but you tee-t— allegiance, you can, but you tent-wett- allegiance, you can, but you- don't-well,-pledge don't have to. well, the pledge of allegiance was much of allegiance thing was much too far. think everybody far. i think everybody would have said, god save have stood up and said, god save the king any more. of us the king any more. most of us can't remember. think can't remember. i think the palace it quite it palace played it quite right. it was a very, very diverse crowd

in the abbey. probably will have upset some people, but will have in the abbey. probably will have upset aime people, but will have in the abbey. probably will have upset aimeoftople, but will have in the abbey. probably will have upset aimeoftople, bthinkl have in the abbey. probably will have upset aimeoftople, bthink he'se made a lot of people think he's my king. i've seen somebody who looks me in the abbey. yes. looks like me in the abbey. yes. i've seen someone who's done great in the abbey. i've great works in the abbey. i've seen leaders all these seen the leaders of all these faiths the abbey. and i think faiths in the abbey. and i think it homogenised, the it probably homogenised, the whole . and love the fact whole thing. and i love the fact ttet— whole thing. and i love the fact ttet tte— whole thing. and i love the fact that the british _ whole thing. and i love the fact that the british spirit— 3 and i love the fact that the british spirit wasn't temtemet— that the british spirit wasn't temtemet tw— that the british spirit wasn't dampened by the rain. i mean, it emet— dampened by the rain. i mean, it temet et— dampened by the rain. i mean, it temet et tte— dampened by the rain. i mean, it rained at the last— dampened by the rain. i mean, it rained at the last two coronations.- rained at the last two coronations. so. so it's on, etwewew. — coronations. so. so it's on, obviously. let's- coronations. so. so it's on, obviously. let's just have a final word about the unexpected star the day , okay? oh, yes. star of the day, okay? oh, yes. penny morton. penny morton centre stage holding a sword looking regal. i mean, that's the only way to prepare for that sword holding. apparently. i imagine so. it was probably very heavy. she looked like the female equivalent of robin hood. well, what she looked was solid and so used to women in the and was so used to women in the news having to be thin and rakish and all the rest of it. and she was a real woman. i mean, she brazier all of the politicians. she did. and she teete— politicians. she did. and she ttete et— politicians. she did. and she was there at every- elf. she did. and she was there at every turn. oh, mete-e— was there at every turn. oh, there's penny. _ was there at every turn. oh, there's penny. ct?" was there at every turn. oh, there's penny. ”e; there's penny. can you imagine how annoyed some of those

politicians were watching the telly? rishi looked rather glum and sidelined— etillt?’ rishi looked rather glum and sidelined comparison. etillt?’ rishi looked rather glum anchavingled comparison. etillt?’ rishi looked rather glum anchaving buyer'somparison. etillt7’ rishi looked rather glum anchaving buyer's remorsetn. etillt7’ rishi looked rather glum anchaving buyer's remorse ? we having buyer's remorse? i tee-t— we having buyer's remorse? i tee-t mew.— we having buyer's remorse? i don't know. but— we having buyer's remorse? i don't know. but apparently she went the dressing up box for went to the dressing up box for that job. and of course, it's never done by a woman never been done by a woman before . and going to put before. and she's going to put that the box hoping that outfit in the box hoping another that role another woman will do that role for coronation another for another coronation another buxom will for another coronation another buxom -will.that- for another coronation another| buxom -will.that role for another coronation another. buxom -will.that role in buxom woman will do that role in ttet— buxom woman will do that role in ttet teee— buxom woman will do that role in that dress. let's— buxom woman will do that role in that dress. let's hope. eve eeweee,— that dress. let's hope. eve tettett, yew— that dress. let's hope. eve pollard, you are- that dress. let's hope. eve pollard, you are a legend. thank you pollard, you are a legend. thank yew-tet— pollard, you are a legend. thank yew-teetemmo- pollard, you are a legend. thank you-forjoining me- pollard, you are a legend. thank you forjoining me this you so much forjoining me this memmt.— you so much forjoining me this memmt—yew.- you so much forjoining me thisi morning._you. now morning. lovely to see you. now wett— morning. lovely to see you. now now, will hollis— morning. lovely to see you. now now, will hollis is— morning. lovely to see you. now now, will hollis is in lutterworth,- now, will hollis is in lutterworth, leicestershire, wtete— lutterworth, leicestershire, wtete we — lutterworth, leicestershire, where we hope— lutterworth, leicestershire, where we hope a street party is etewt— where we hope a street party is etewt te— where we hope a street party is about to commence or already tt— about to commence or already commence. it will— about to commence or already commence. it will tell us who tewe— commence. it will tell us who tewe yew— commence. it will tell us who tewe yew tet— commence. it will tell us who have you got coming up in the teette-e— have you got coming up in the teette-e temet— have you got coming up in the people's panel and what would ttey— people's panel and what would ttey ttte— people's panel and what would ttey ttte me— people's panel and what would they like me to— people's panel and what would they like me to ask my guests ? they like me to ask my guests? teet— they like me to ask my guests? eeet memmt— they like me to ask my guests? good morning . _ they like me to ask my guests? good morning . “tit: tii good morning. yes, you can just see behind me here in lutterworth, a sleepy little town in south leicestershire, not going to be very sleepy today because the whole high street is closed off . a lot of street is closed off. a lot of people haven't arrived yet because the party starts at 11. but do have our people's but we do have our people's panel. we've got three people

that happen here in that make things happen here in lutterworth. we've got graham, rachel tony. we've got rachel and tony. we've got camilla tominey back in the gb news been speaking to people all about the coronation and that's what we're going to be talking about as well today. what was the stood out for the thing that stood out for you? graham well, loved the you? graham well, i loved the pageantry and will kissing his dad. ithink pageantry and will kissing his dad. i think totally awesome . dad. i think totally awesome. graham— dad. i think totally awesome. etewttt were— dad. i think totally awesome. graham we're talking about how the young people in lutterworth have been celebrating a little bit later. rachel, you also make temte— bit later. rachel, you also make ttmte tettem— bit later. rachel, you also make things happen here— bit later. rachel, you also make things happen here in- things happen here in lutterworth.- things happen here in lutterworth. you also manage eemte— lutterworth. you also manage eemte tet— lutterworth. you also manage events for community groups . it events for community groups. it ewtte— events for community groups. it ewtte e— events for community groups. it ewtte e ttt— events for community groups. it was quite a big event yesterday . is was quite a big event yesterday . te ttet— was quite a big event yesterday . is that something that you'd wmtetetemt— . is that something that you'd understand how— . is that something that you'd understand how to manage it? wett— understand how to manage it? wet. t— understand how to manage it? wet. t tee-t— understand how to manage it? well, i don't know.— understand how to manage it? well, i don't know. i— understand how to manage it? well, i don't know. i wouldn't even where to begin. i even know where to begin. i don't think we had erg- don't think we had erg all sorts of don't think we had erg all sorts et eemmwmtty— don't think we had erg all sorts of community groups getting teety—ttey-wei of community groups getting. ready—they've had ready this week and they've had ttet— ready this week and they've had their-events. -i. ready this week and they've hadi their-events. -i can their own sub events. but i can tmetme— their own sub events. but i can imagine the royal household imagine in the royal household there's been sleepless there's been 1 or 2 sleepless nights and few people a little nights and a few people a little bit greyer this morning. fantastic. you're the chair fantastic. tony you're the chair of-museum. what. fantastic. tony you're the chair of museum. what stood of the local museum. what stood out of the local museum. what stood ewt te— of the local museum. what stood ewt te yew— of the local museum. what stood out to you yesterday? flittill out to you yesterday? well, i temt—

out to you yesterday? well, i ttmt tte— out to you yesterday? well, i think the fact that actually think the fact that we actually can pomp and circumstance can do pomp and circumstance better anybody else in the better than anybody else in the world and it really was a special pageant event. and you're a history , d and you're a history , adrian. you you're a history, adrian. you ttetetty— you're a history, adrian. you probably remember 70 years ago wtem— probably remember 70 years ago when we— probably remember 70 years ago when we teet— probably remember 70 years ago when we last saw— probably remember 70 years ago when we last saw a— probably remember 70 years ago when we last saw a coronation for when we last saw a coronation tee tte— when we last saw a coronation for the queen.— when we last saw a coronation for the queen. how do you think ttte— for the queen. how do you think this coronation— for the queen. how do you think this coronation compared for ttet,— this coronation compared for ttet, ttet— this coronation compared for king, king charles iii? o" king, king charles iii? oh, i temt— king, king charles iii? oh, i ttmt ee— king, king charles iii? oh, i think an awful— king, king charles iii? oh, i think an awful lot- king, king charles iii? oh, i think an awful lot has changed since then. i mean , we've got since then. i mean, we've got countries queuing to come out of the commonwealth. we have got much more opposition to the royalty than we had before . but royalty than we had before. but as i say , the thing that brought as i say, the thing that brought it off more than anything was just the pomp and circumstance is fantastic. we are sticking ewt— is fantastic. we are sticking ewt teee— is fantastic. we are sticking around here all— is fantastic. we are sticking around here all day.- i we are sticking around here all day. we aren't going— around here all day. we aren't eemt emywtete— around here all day. we aren't going anywhere and the views eemt— going anywhere and the views eemt temt— going anywhere and the views eemt eemt te— going anywhere and the views aren't going to be going . so aren't going to be going. so we're listening— aren't going to be going. so we're listening to your program teee— we're listening to your program tete m— we're listening to your program tete m wtet— we're listening to your program here in what other— we're listening to your program here in what other people have to here in what other people have te eey— here in what other people have te eey emt— here in what other people have to say and then— here in what other people have to say and then we'll be talking etewt— to say and then we'll be talking etewt tt— to say and then we'll be talking etewt tt m— to say and then we'll be talking about it in an— to say and then we'll be talking about it in an hour— to say and then we'll be talking about it in an hour or two. ttemt— about it in an hour or two. ttemt yew— about it in an hour or two. ttemt yew ee— about it in an hour or two. thank you so much for that. we — thank you so much for that. we ttt— thank you so much for that. we ttt m— thank you so much for that. will. all in lutterworth.- thank you so much for that. will. all in lutterworth. lovely to see people preparing for a street party now . formerjustice

street party now. former justice secretary and first man to be knighted by charles after he became king joins me now. robert buckland . lovely to see you, buckland. lovely to see you, sir. robert oh, lovely to be here. i must call you that now, tell me, what was it like to be the first man to be knighted by king charles? the third? well, i thought it would be, you know, just a wonderful day. but but a normal investiture_ just a wonderful day. but but a normal investiture ._ just a wonderful day. but but a normal investiture . and- : tititt but but a normal investiture . and then to normal investiture. and then to meet—tte— normal investiture. and then to teet—tte king- normal investiture. and then to hear—the king was. hear that it was the king was e ttt— hear that it was the king was was a big thrill— hear that it was the king was was a big thrill for me and my tetemte— was a big thrill for me and my teeemte emt— was a big thrill for me and my tetemte emt my— was a big thrill for me and my parents and my son. ' parents and my son. and because of parents and my son. and because et tte— parents and my son. and because of the order in which things were done, i happened to the were done, i happened to be the first was being dealt first bloke who was being dealt with, a lady sainsbury had the first quite right to and then i was the number two. and it dawned was the number two. and it tewmet wtem— was the number two. and it dawned upon me— was the number two. and it dawned upon me that- dawned upon me that i was the ttet— dawned upon me that i was the ttet mem— dawned upon me that i was the ttet te— dawned upon me that i was the first man to be— dawned upon me that i was the first man to be knighted by the ttet— first man to be knighted by the ttet ee— first man to be knighted by the king ee ttet.— first man to be knighted by the king ee ttet. — first man to be knighted by the king as king. and— first man to be knighted by the king as king. 't: t: t: king as king. and did he say something to you? did you have a little chat? oh, yes. we you know, we have— little chat? oh, yes. we you know, we have our- . ti. 7 o fl ytinit we you know, we have our chats when we see know, we have our chats when we eeet — know, we have our chats when we eeet ettet— know, we have our chats when we see each other and— know, we have our chats when we see each other and i— know, we have our chats when we see each other and i have to say ttet— see each other and i have to say ttet t— see each other and i have to say ttet t temt— see each other and i have to say that i think nobody— see each other and i have to say that i think nobody is better ttetetet— that i think nobody is better ttetetet te— that i think nobody is better prepared to be— that i think nobody is better prepared to be king than this ttem— prepared to be king than this ttem ttte— prepared to be king than this than this morning. it's not just a than this morning. it's not just e tweettem— than this morning. it's not just e tweettem et— than this morning. it's not just a question of waiting. he's for ttetetet— a question of waiting. he's for ttetetet ttte. — a question of waiting. he's for prepared this. and i get the

ttet— prepared this. and i get the sense that there is a serious et— sense that there is a serious sense of purpose— sense that there is a serious sense of purpose . he's taking sense of purpose. he's taking tte— sense of purpose. he's taking the tet— sense of purpose. he's taking the job incredibly serious eettewety. — the job incredibly serious seriously. and- the job incredibly serious seriously. flt: the job incredibly serious seriously. ' flt: seriously. and we saw that yesterday. looks so solemn. well, he did. and you know, it's a well, he did. and you know, it's e eeemtm— well, he did. and you know, it's a solemn ceremony. _ well, he did. and you know, it's a solemn ceremony. it's- �*itt�*ti;.. t: t: and you know, it's a solemn ceremony. it's a tettttewe— a solemn ceremony. it's a religious ceremony laden with twee— religious ceremony laden with huge symbolism.— religious ceremony laden with huge symbolism. you know , that huge symbolism. you know, that has huge symbolism. you know, that tee teem— huge symbolism. you know, that tee teem tett— huge symbolism. you know, that has been laid down through the eemwteet— has been laid down through the emwteet .— has been laid down through the centuries . of— has been laid down through the centuries . of course, you're centuries. of course, you're temt— centuries. of course, you're eemt te— centuries. of course, you're eemt te tete— centuries. of course, you're going to take it— centuries. of course, you're going to take it seriously. but wtet— going to take it seriously. but whet-etewt— going to take it seriously. but what-about the- going to take it seriously. but what about the king is what i like about the king is ttet— what i like about the king is ttet mete— what i like about the king is that he's-able- what i like about the king is that he's-able to- what i like about the king is that he's able to not take that he's also able to not take ttmeett— that he's also able to not take himself seriously— that he's also able to not take himself seriously and laugh at temte— himself seriously and laugh at ttmte emt— himself seriously and laugh at things and have— himself seriously and laugh at things and have that with the eweee— things and have that with the queen camilla. _ things and have that with the queen camilla. i things and have that with the quee.flti;3milla. i things and have that with the quee.flti; t i things and have that with the quee.flti; take the work seriously, but not themselves. yes. and that sense of themselves. yes. and that sense et twmew— themselves. yes. and that sense et twmew t— themselves. yes. and that sense of humour, i think,— themselves. yes. and that sense of humour, i think, you- t/tinit and that sense of humour, i think, you know, it carries carries them through ttet— carries carries them through their-onerous- their their onerous public ewttee— their their onerous public. duties. _would duties. i mean, who would want ttet— duties. i mean, who would want ttet-ttte— duties. i mean, who would want ttet-ttte e— duties. i mean, who would want ttet-ttte e tet- duties. i mean, who would want that-it's a job like. duties. i mean, who would want that it's a job like no that job? no, it's a job like no emet.— that job? no, it's a job like no ettet. amt— that job? no, it's a job like no other. and it's— that job? no, it's a job like no other. and it's a— that job? no, it's a job like no other. and it's a job that he's te-e— other. and it's a job that he's te-e t— other. and it's a job that he's he's now, i think— other. and it's a job that he's he's now, i think ,_ other. and it's a job that he's he's now, i think , ideally he's now, i think, ideally etwtttet— he's now, i think, ideally equipped to_ he's now, i think, ideally equipped to do. i mean, you're a temt— equipped to do. i mean, you're a tent etemtmt— equipped to do. i mean, you're a long standing politician. t long standing politician. does it long standing politician. does tt mettet— long standing politician. does it matter that— long standing politician. does it matter that he— long standing politician. does it matter that he has- long standing politician. does it matter that he has expressed some pseudo political views in the past that we know what he thinks all manner of thinks about all manner of things, it architecture, the things, be it architecture, the built environment, the environment general? mean , environment in general? i mean, it's the queen's it's different to the queen's approach late queen's approach, the late queen's approach, the late queen's approach, it? yes,

approach, the late queen's approach, it ? yes, but approach, isn't it? yes, but before he became- i . .7 yes, but before he became king, he was mtewtewet— before he became king, he was interviewed some— before he became king, he was interviewed some years ago in wttet— interviewed some years ago in wttet te— interviewed some years ago in which he clearly— interviewed some years ago in which he clearly stated that he tmew—et- which he clearly stated that he tmew—et temt- knew that the job of being king was-different- knew that the job of being kingi was-different-his was somewhat different from his ttewewe— was somewhat different from his teewewe eete.— was somewhat different from his previous role. and— was somewhat different from his previous role. and i think he eeeettet— previous role. and i think he accepted that. _ previous role. and i think he accepted that. he acknowledged ttet— accepted that. he acknowledged ttet emt— accepted that. he acknowledged that and everything that he's temt— that and everything that he's eemt—te- that and everything that he's- doing_he understands doing shows that he understands that doing shows that he understands ttet tte— doing shows that he understands ttet tte eete— doing shows that he understands that the role of— that the role of a constitutional monarch is a ttmttet— constitutional monarch is a limited one.— constitutional monarch is a limited one. yes, inevitably . limited one. yes, inevitably. twt— limited one. yes, inevitably. twt teete— limited one. yes, inevitably. but there are— limited one. yes, inevitably. but there are important function . ee t— but there are important function . ee t ttmt— but there are important function , as i think bridget described it , as i think bridget described tt tm— , as i think bridget described tt m tte— , as i think bridget described tt m the t— , as i think bridget described it in the 19 century, is to encourage, to- it in the 19 century, is to encourage, to advise and to amt— encourage, to advise and to amt ttm— encourage, to advise and to warn. and i'm sure that when it te— warn. and i'm sure that when it te ttte— warn. and i'm sure that when it comes to this prime minister and twtwe— comes to this prime minister and twtwe twme— comes to this prime minister and future prime ministers that's wtet— future prime ministers that's wtet tte— future prime ministers that's wtet tte ttmt— future prime ministers that's what the king will do . 'flt: what the king will do. and wtet-e— what the king will do. and wtet-e eu— what the king will do. and what's all this— what the king will do. and what's all this we- what the king will do. and what's all this we hear about a little bit of argy bargy over who was invited yesterday, robert, you know , one former robert, you know, one former cabinet ministers there . what cabinet ministers there. what isn't boris johnson and carrie , isn't boris johnson and carrie, a front row. some members of the cabinet are sat further back was a bit of competition over a little bit of competition over these invitations. well look, i think lot of us felt we'd think a lot of us felt that we'd love to been there, but love to have been there, but there only seats. so there were only 2000 seats. so was wrong? should of the was it wrong? should all of the mps the house of commons have mps in the house of commons have been look, in 1953

been there? well, look, in 1953 there were 8000 seats, but they built tiers and stadiums. if you look westminster built tiers and stadiums. if you look-westminster abbey, - .. .. if you look westminster abbey, then look at westminster abbey, then ttey—ete— look at westminster abbey, then they—six months- look at westminster abbey, then they—six months toi they closed it for six months to etwte— they closed it for six months to tetwttt—eett- they closed it for six months to rebuild—sort of- rebuild it into some sort of ttemttey— rebuild it into some sort of wembley clearly rebuild it into some sort of- wembley-clearly that wembley stadium. clearly that went— wembley stadium. clearly that ween-t-te— wembley stadium. clearly that ween-t-te te— wembley stadium. clearly that wasn't to be possible this wasn't going to be possible this ttme. — wasn't going to be possible this ttme. ant— wasn't going to be possible this time. and therefore, i think we all time. and therefore, i think we ett-te— time. and therefore, i think we ett-te eeeett— time. and therefore, i think we all-to accept that- time. and therefore, i think we all to accept that it's all have to accept that it's nont— all have to accept that it's nont tet— all have to accept that it's right for buckingham palace to mete— right for buckingham palace to make sure and— right for buckingham palace to make sure and the earl marshal to make sure and the earl marshal te mete— make sure and the earl marshal te mete ewe— make sure and the earl marshal to make sure there's a very good cross representation— to make sure there's a very good cross representation of our eeetety— cross representation of our eeetety. ant— cross representation of our eeetety. ent t— cross representation of our society. and i think yesterday day— society. and i think yesterday tey ttet— society. and i think yesterday tey me we— society. and i think yesterday day that was achieved in spades. you day that was achieved in spades. wew tmew,— day that was achieved in spades. wew tmew. yew— day that was achieved in spades. you know, you look— day that was achieved in spades. you know, you look look at that eenttetetten— you know, you look look at that congregation an— you know, you look look at that congregation an and i thought tnete— congregation an and i thought tnete we— congregation an and i thought tnete e— congregation an and i thought there was a great— congregation an and i thought there was a great sort of sense ttet— there was a great sort of sense we etwte— there was a great sort of sense that civic society— there was a great sort of sense that civic society and people more generally— that civic society and people more generally were being well tetteeentet— more generally were being well represented across the country ent— represented across the country ent tttewtn— represented across the country and through all— represented across the country and through all the organisations that were there in the organisations that were there in me attey. — organisations that were there in me attey. ant.— organisations that were there in the abbey. and, you know, that's ttet-e— the abbey. and, you know, that's ttet-e ttne. — the abbey. and, you know, that's that's fine. and— the abbey. and, you know, that's that's fine. and none of us etewtt— that's fine. and none of us etewtt eewt— that's fine. and none of us should carp and- that's fine. and none of us should carp and quibble about ttet— should carp and quibble about me .— should carp and quibble about me . ttte— should carp and quibble about me . ttte te— should carp and quibble about that . this is a— should carp and quibble about that. this is a state should carp and quibble about that . this is a state occasion that. this is a state occasion enewtnt— that. this is a state occasion showing britain— that. this is a state occasion showing britain off to the went.— showing britain off to the went. t— showing britain off to the world. i thought we did it very wet. — world. i thought we did it very wet. ant— world. i thought we did it very wet. ant te— world. i thought we did it very well. and do you— world. i thought we did it very well. flt: t:ti . well. and do you think it perhaps sets the republican cause back a bit? we have seen quite a lot of polling this week. we know about the protesters, which i'm going to

ask you about in your capacity ask you about in your capacity as former justice ask you about in your capacity as formerjustice secretary in as a former justice secretary in just moment. obviously, just a moment. but obviously, there's a kind of rising republican sentiment among the under and been under 30, and that's been problematic for monarchy in under 30, and that's been proipast. tic for monarchy in under 30, and that's been proipast. andir monarchy in under 30, and that's been proipast. and could monarchy in under 30, and that's been proipast. and could continue in under 30, and that's been proipast. and could continue to the past. and could continue to be did displays like this be so did displays like this perhaps the dial perhaps push the dial back in their favour? i think they do. i think none of us, you know, etewt— i think none of us, you know, etett teem — i think none of us, you know, eten mem ew— i think none of us, you know, apart from our parents and otenttetente— apart from our parents and grandparents generation, have seenlcoronation._ grandparents generation, have seen coronation. it was seen a coronation. it was a treet— seen a coronation. it was a tweet mement— seen a coronation. it was a great moment for people to eetwetty— great moment for people to actually view— great moment for people to actually view the symbolism and wtet— actually view the symbolism and we tte— actually view the symbolism and we tt-e ett— actually view the symbolism and what it's all about.— actually view the symbolism and what it's all about. and i think ttet— what it's all about. and i think me wttt— what it's all about. and i think that will have— what it's all about. and i think that will have convinced a lot of that will have convinced a lot et teette— that will have convinced a lot et teette ttet— that will have convinced a lot of people that whilst there are twtwe— of people that whilst there are twtwe ent— of people that whilst there are quirks and imperfections , quite quirks and imperfections, quite eteetty— quirks and imperfections, quite eteetty tn— quirks and imperfections, quite eteetty tn e— quirks and imperfections, quite clearly in a constitutional meneteny— clearly in a constitutional meneteny .— clearly in a constitutional monarchy , what's the monarchy, what's the alternative?- monarchy, what's the alternative? president blair i ttmt— alternative? president blair i tntnt net. — alternative? president blair i think not. 37�*iti;tit t:tifl. alternative? president blair i think not. t:tifl. think not. president lineker i think not. president lineker i think not. president lineker i think not. but why are the tories a bit shy about all this, you know, meant to be the party of patriotism? you've got people in opposition who want to in the opposition who want to scrap the monarchy. surely you should waving the flag should be waving the union flag at opportunity of at every opportunity because of the here, the representation in here, indicating they're not just indicating that they're not just silent majority, they're cheering . majority favour cheering. majority are in favour of institution. well, cheering. majority are in favour of institution . well, you of this institution. well, you know, i think— of this institution. well, you

know, i think actually- itfl well, you know, i think actually not just eeneewettwe— know, i think actually not just conservative party, but mainstream- conservative party, but mainstream polity is in favour of mainstream polity is in favour et tte— mainstream polity is in favour of the monarchy.— mainstream polity is in favour of the monarchy. and i think ttte— of the monarchy. and i think tt-e tt— of the monarchy. and i think tt-e tt nee— of the monarchy. and i think it's it has more— of the monarchy. and i think it's it has more power when eetwetty— it's it has more power when eetwetty ttte— it's it has more power when actually it's people from all tetttee— actually it's people from all tentee wte— actually it's people from all parties who are _ actually it's people from all parties who are standing up and eeytnt— parties who are standing up and eeytnt ttte— parties who are standing up and saying this works. _ parties who are standing up and saying this works. why change it 7 saying this works. why change it e ttte— saying this works. why change it ? this represents— saying this works. why change it ? this represents not just our treet— ? this represents not just our tweet meteo— ? this represents not just our great history, but— ? this represents not just our great history, but it's also ewetetn— great history, but it's also sustain and— great history, but it's also sustain and model for the twtwe.— sustain and model for the twtwe. ant— sustain and model for the future. and i— sustain and model for the future. and i think that sort of tetty— future. and i think that sort of cross party support, that wettetnno— cross party support, that wellspring of— cross party support, that wellspring of support for the meneteny— wellspring of support for the monarchy will— wellspring of support for the monarchy will endure . and that's monarchy will endure. and that's why— monarchy will endure. and that's wny yeetettey— monarchy will endure. and that's why yesterday was— monarchy will endure. and that's why yesterday was another great mtteetene— why yesterday was another great mtteetene tn— why yesterday was another great milestone in the— why yesterday was another great milestone in the history of this tnetttwtten. — milestone in the history of this institution. ian— milestone in the history of this institution. ian yes, but teettnt— institution. ian yes, but looking forward , i think to god looking forward, i think to god wttttno— looking forward, i think to god wttttno e— looking forward, i think to god willing, a successful reign and a willing, a successful reign and e tweet— willing, a successful reign and e tweet twtwe— willing, a successful reign and a great future with his royal nttnneee— a great future with his royal ntonneee tte— a great future with his royal highness, the prince of wales. now:— highness, the prince of wales. new net— highness, the prince of wales. now, not everybody— highness, the prince of wales. now, not everybody was- highness, the prince of wales. now, not everybody was in support there was quite a few protests yesterday. people perfectly entitled to protest , i perfectly entitled to protest, i think in a fair and open democracy. yes, there were some arrests, more than 50. and graeme le saux smith, the head of republic, the anti—monarchy campaign group, ended up being thrown back of a police thrown in the back of a police van. we think? do we van. what do we think? do we think the police were a bit too

heavy handed? they were in trafalgar square. an trafalgar square. there was an issue over a megaphone that graham use i graham planned to use and also i think some clips on their clothing, were meant be clothing, which were meant to be used banners. but in used for holding banners. but in fact, misconstrued as fact, the police misconstrued as perhaps trying chain perhaps them trying to chain themselves railings over the themselves to railings over the top well , look, you've told top or well, look, you've told me more than i knew before i came into the studio . i think came into the studio. i think the police have— came into the studio. i think the police have a— came into the studio. i think the police have a very- i tit...t: i think the police have a very difficult job the police have a very difficult tet en— the police have a very difficult ret en tte— the police have a very difficult job on the ground— the police have a very difficult job on the ground in operation is job on the ground in operation te te— job on the ground in operation te te rwtte— job on the ground in operation is to judge what— job on the ground in operation is to judge what might happen and is to judge what might happen ent wtet— is to judge what might happen and what might— is to judge what might happen and what might not happen. can you and what might not happen. can yew tmettne— and what might not happen. can you imagine what— and what might not happen. can you imagine what would have nettenet— you imagine what would have nettenetltney-t— you imagine what would have happened they'd nothing happened if they'd done nothing and happened if they'd done nothing eneemet—- and then we'd had some obstruction— and then we'd had some obstruction on- and then we'd had some obstruction on the or obstruction on the parade or . twt— obstruction on the parade or worse . but where's- obstruction on the parade or worse . . worse. but where's the line drawn between peaceful protests? i mean, does the megaphone change the situation? he's allowed to go in trafalgar square and shout against the monarchy on a megaphone , isn't monarchy on a megaphone, isn't he? well, yes, absolutely . and he? well, yes, absolutely. and wtet— he? well, yes, absolutely. and wten yew— he? well, yes, absolutely. and when you look at steve bray, he's been doing it for years. and when you at the and when you look at the legislation,— and when you look at the legislation, you've got inbuilt to legislation, you've got inbuilt teltte— legislation, you've got inbuilt teltte teet— legislation, you've got inbuilt to.the fact that- legislation, you've got inbuilt to the fact that have to it. the fact that police have to it. the fact that police have te-eeeewnt- to it. the fact that police have to account freedom of to take into account freedom of ete— to take into account freedom of expression and— to take into account freedom of expression and weigh these expression and weigh all these tntnoe— expression and weigh all these tntnoe-tnte— expression and weigh all these things this important right expression and weigh all these thintwe this important right expression and weigh all these thintwe all his important right expression and weigh all these thintwe all havenportant right expression and weigh all these thintwe all have before it right expression and weigh all these

thintwe all have before taking that we all have before taking eetten. — that we all have before taking eetten. wew.— that we all have before taking action. now, the— that we all have before taking action. \ttittw that we all have before taking action. ttitwt action. now, the tories have been blamed for being overzealous this overzealous with this legislation do you overzealous with this legislthey're do you overzealous with this legislthey're using do you think they're using a sledgehammer to crack nut sledgehammer to crack a nut here? supported this here? no, i supported this tettetetten— here? no, i supported this legislation and— flti.iti;7 no, i supported this legislation and in fact, i was tte— legislation and in fact, i was the minister—putj legislation and in fact, i was. the minister—put it the minister who helped put it tttewtn— the minister who helped put it tttewtn-t— the minister who helped put it through-i think- the minister who helped put it through-i think it- the minister who helped put it through i think it was through and i think it was eteetwtety— through and i think it was absolutely right. we did so teee— absolutely right. we did so teee t— absolutely right. we did so because i can— absolutely right. we did so because i can tell you we'd be up because i can tell you we'd be wt te— because i can tell you we'd be wt te-tet— because i can tell you we'd be wt te-tet e— because i can tell you we'd be wt te-tet e tet— because i can tell you we'd be up to _for a lot of- up to a lot for a lot of criticism. _ up to a lot for a lot of criticism. the- up to a lot for a lot of criticism. the police would be in criticism. the police would be tn-tt— criticism. the police would be tn-tt we— criticism. the police would be tn-tt we tet- criticism. the police would be in-if we let if- criticism. the police would be in if we let if they in the dock if we let if they tet— in the dock if we let if they let something— in the dock if we let if they let something happen and the teeete— let something happen and the tenete we— let something happen and the parade was was— let something happen and the parade was was obstructed ori worse,_frightened. worse, horses were frightened. no.— worse, horses were frightened. we-tnet-e- worse, horses were frightened. no,-that's-safe.| worse, horses were frightened.| no,-that's-safe. no, we can't. that's not safe. tetwe— no, we can't. that's not safe. eete-te— no, we can't. that's not safe. before-go with— no, we can't. that's not safe. before-go with time- no, we can't. that's not safe. before go with time ticking, before you go with time ticking, i you about the local i must ask you about the local election results. i the election results. i mean, the expectation in management was at 1000 obviously 1000 because cchq obviously hoped be well below hoped it would be well below that. hoped it would be well below that . in fact, losses of that. in fact, the losses of seats across england exceeded 1000. it's an absolute disaster for the tories, isn't it? robert well, look, it was a very bad tey. — well, look, it was a very bad tey. tm— well, look, it was a very bad eey. ttm net— well, look, it was a very bad day. i'm not going to gloss over it. day. i'm not going to gloss over tt. twe— day. i'm not going to gloss over t. be eeem— day. i'm not going to gloss over it. i've seen days— day. i'm not going to gloss over it. i've seen days like this teeete— it. i've seen days like this tetete ent— it. i've seen days like this before and i've- it. i've seen days like this before and i've seen how the conservative— before and i've seen how the conservative party learns and recovers from it.— conservative party learns and recovers from it. that's the key tntnt. — recovers from it. that's the key tntnt. wew— recovers from it. that's the key thing. now we've— recovers from it. that's the key thing. now we've to listen thing. now we've got to listen to thing. now we've got to listen te-teette— thing. now we've got to listen te-teette-eeytnt- thing. now we've got to listen to people saying to us. to what people are saying to us. wee-we— to what people are saying to us. wewe-te— to what people are saying to us. wewe-te te— to what people are saying to us. we've-to do better- to what people are saying to us. we've to do better and we've we've got to do better and we've got we've got to do better and we've oetltteee— we've got to do better and we've oetltteee — we've got to do better and we've oetltteee t— we've got to do better and we've got-press on. i think- we've got to do better and we've

got press on. i think rishi got to press on. i think rishi is got to press on. i think rishi te oetttnt— got to press on. i think rishi te tetttno tt— got to press on. i think rishi is getting it right, but if we teee— is getting it right, but if we tteee en— is getting it right, but if we tteee en tn— is getting it right, but if we press on in the— is getting it right, but if we press on in the fight against tnttetten— press on in the fight against inflation on— press on in the fight against inflation on a— press on in the fight against inflation on a local level was teettteeetet— inflation on a local level was reciprocated when it comes to tte— reciprocated when it comes to the _election, - reciprocated when it comes to. the _election, - lose reciprocated when it comes to the seat. election, lose reciprocated when it comes to the seat. well,tion, lose reciprocated when it comes to the seat. well, ion, lose reciprocated when it comes to the seat. well, i know lose reciprocated when it comes to the seat. well, i know that.tse reciprocated when it comes to the seat. well, i know that. do your seat. well, i know that. do you— your seat. well, i know that. do yew-yew-te— your seat. well, i know that. do yew-yew-te temt- your seat. well, i know that. do yew-yew-te eemt te- your seat. well, i know that. do you you're going to lose you think you're going to lose yew— you think you're going to lose yew eeete— you think you're going to lose yew eeete n..— you think you're going to lose your seat? no, i— you think you're going to lose your seat? no, i don't. because yee— your seat? no, i don't. because ye wentet— your seat? no, i don't. because you're worried about it. of you're worried about it. ij you're worried about it. of- course_never been course i do. but i've never been eemtteeent— course i do. but i've never been complacent about— course i do. but i've never been complacent about my seat. i've mete-— complacent about my seat. i've metere- eete— complacent about my seat. i've never-a safe seat.- complacent about my seat. i've never a safe seat. you know, never had a safe seat. you know, my eeet— never had a safe seat. you know, my eeet te— never had a safe seat. you know, my eeet te e— never had a safe seat. you know, my seat is a marginal one. ttweye— my seat is a marginal one. etweye nee— my seat is a marginal one. always has been, which is why i went—ewt- always has been, which is why i work—out with- always has been, which is why i work—out with localj work year in year out with local teettente— work year in year out with local residents-and— work year in year out with local residents-and solve- work year in year out with local residents and solve their residents to try and solve their ttetteme— residents to try and solve their teetteme-ent- residents to try and solve their problems-and be- problems and try and be a woetewe— problems and try and be a vigorous representative queue up to vigorous representative queue up te-teeewee— vigorous representative queue up to-becauselheard- to scratch. because i heard a lot of anecdotal evidence last week that the tories weren't campaigning hard enough key campaigning hard enough in key areas. were areas. well, locally we were working hard on the working very, very hard on the ground. i think, know, just ground. i think, you know, just as ground. i think, you know, just ee-teemtnt— ground. i think, you know, just as-learning lessons,- giti- flt: i think, you know, just as learning lessons, i'm as we're learning lessons, i'm ewe-wit— as we're learning lessons, i'm ewte-wttt-entl as we're learning lessons, i'm. sure -will-and we'll sure cchq will as well and we'll be sure cchq will as well and we'll te-tet— sure cchq will as well and we'll te-tet ttet— sure cchq will as well and we'll be-for that general- be ready for that general eteeten— be ready for that general election-it- be ready for that general election it comes election when it comes next yeen— election when it comes next yew-lett— election when it comes next year.isir robert— election when it comes next year. i t i: election when it comes next- year.isir robert buckland very, year. sir robert buckland very, very wonderful see you very much wonderful to see you this morning. see you this morning. we might see you again later, but we'll keep that slightly lots more slightly secret. now, lots more to the break. i'm to come after the break. i'm going to be speaking to labour's wes also wes streeting. i'll also be speaking the culture speaking to the culture secretary, lucy frazer, about everything planning everything involved in planning for and i'll be for the coronation. and i'll be joined by late queen's press

joined by the late queen's press secretary, elsa andersen. don't go anywhere .

away . welcome back to buckingham away. welcome back to buckingham palace for this camilla tominey show, coronation special. we've still got lots to come. in just a minute, i'm going to be

speaking to elsa anderson, who served as queen elizabeth ii press secretary. i'm also going to be heading to a street party in leicestershire for the people's panel. and i'm going to be hearing from both the government and labour for some reaction thursday's reaction to thursday's local election results. first, election results. but first, here's the news with ray addison good morning. it's 10:01. good morning. it's10:01. i'm - good morning. it's10:01. i'm tey tettem— . good morning. it's10:01. i'm tey tttteen tn— good morning. it's10:01. i'm ray addison in the gb newsroom. coronation celebrations are continuing today as thousands of people across the country prepare to hold a coronation big lunch. the prime minister and his wife are hosting one in downing street with volunteers , downing street with volunteers, ukrainian refugees and the first lady of the united states

expected to attend. the duke and duchess of edinburgh will join a big lunch in cranleigh in surrey , and princesses beatrice and eugenie will take part in one in windsor, buckingham palace is calling the lunches a nationwide act of celebration and friendship , while the friendship, while the metropolitan police is facing criticism for arresting 52 people on the day of the coronation, the force says they were taken into custody for an array of offences, including conspiracy to cause a public nuisance . graham smith, the nuisance. graham smith, the chief executive of anti—monarchy group republic , was held for group republic, was held for nearly 16 hours. he says there's no longer a right to peaceful process in the uk . however, the process in the uk. however, the met says the arrests were made in a proportionate manner , in in a proportionate manner, in line with relevant legislation later on this evening, a line with relevant legislation later on this evening , a 20,000 later on this evening, a 20,000 people will join the newly crowned king and queen at windsor castle for the coronation concert . take that,

coronation concert. take that, katy perry and lionel richie will all be performing with special appearances from tom cruise , dame joan collins and cruise, dame joan collins and sir tom jones as part of the concert. light displays will be lit over historic landmarks , lit over historic landmarks, including blackpool's seafront gateshead's millennium bridge and the eden project in cornwall . these people in windsor told us they're looking forward to it . it's been very sad , special. . it's been very sad, special. tte— . it's been very sad, special. tt-e net— . it's been very sad, special. it's not normally— . it's been very sad, special. it's not normally quite- . it's been very sad, special. it's not normally quite as jolly and full of bunting as this, but it's been great to see people from across the globe come to our town. we're from thailand . our town. we're from thailand. weet.— our town. we're from thailand. weet. ttte— our town. we're from thailand. weet. tt-e very— our town. we're from thailand. yeah, it's very nice to be part of this and we do like to see everyone's celebrating, of course , for the king and he has course, for the king and he has been waiting for so long. so that's expected, i think 20,000 or 40,000. i have no idea. but it's going to be really busy . it's going to be really busy. prince harry has arrived back in enteeme.— prince harry has arrived back in california. less—

prince harry has arrived back in california. less than 24 hours entee— california. less than 24 hours ettet nte— california. less than 24 hours after his father's— california. less than 24 hours after his father's coronation tte— after his father's coronation tne twee— after his father's coronation tne twte et— after his father's coronation the duke of sussex caught a tntten— the duke of sussex caught a british airways— the duke of sussex caught a british airways flight just newe— british airways flight just hours after— british airways flight just hours after the service to etm— hours after the service to return home _ hours after the service to return home to- hours after the service to return home to celebrate his tewtn— return home to celebrate his son's fourth birthday. yesterday memet— son's fourth birthday. yesterday memet nte— son's fourth birthday. yesterday marked his first— son's fourth birthday. yesterday marked his first public etteetenee— marked his first public appearance alongside his family emee— appearance alongside his family tne— appearance alongside his family since the release— appearance alongside his family since the release of his controversial- since the release of his controversial memoir, spare . controversial memoir, spare. teett— controversial memoir, spare. well, thousands— controversial memoir, spare. well, thousands of liverpool tene— well, thousands of liverpool tene teeet — well, thousands of liverpool fans booed the— well, thousands of liverpool fans booed the national anthem teeete— fans booed the national anthem tetete ttet— fans booed the national anthem before kick off— fans booed the national anthem before kick off against brentford_ before kick off against brentford yesterday . god save brentford yesterday. god save the brentford yesterday. god save tne ttmt— brentford yesterday. god save tne king we— brentford yesterday. god save the king was played at all. ttemtet— the king was played at all. premier league— the king was played at all. premier league grounds to eetettete— premier league grounds to celebrate the— premier league grounds to celebrate the coronation but teette— celebrate the coronation but teette tn— celebrate the coronation but some people in the stands at annett— some people in the stands at anfield chanted— some people in the stands at anfield chanted and jeered twent— anfield chanted and jeered twnnt tt— anfield chanted and jeered during it. the— anfield chanted and jeered during it. the club's manager, tween— during it. the club's manager, jurgen ttett— during it. the club's manager, jurgen klopp, defended the fans, eeytnt— jurgen klopp, defended the fans, eeytnt ttet— jurgen klopp, defended the fans, eeytnt tnet ttey— jurgen klopp, defended the fans, saying that they do have a right to saying that they do have a right te teee— saying that they do have a right te teee eteeen.— saying that they do have a right to free speech. erg and at least ettnt— to free speech. erg and at least etont teette— to free speech. erg and at least eight people have— to free speech. erg and at least eight people have been killed ent— eight people have been killed and seven wounded in the united etetee— and seven wounded in the united stetee entee— and seven wounded in the united stetee ettet e— and seven wounded in the united states after a man— and seven wounded in the united states after a man opened fire at states after a man opened fire et e— states after a man opened fire et e mett— states after a man opened fire at a mall near— states after a man opened fire at a mall near dallas, texas . at a mall near dallas, texas. t-m — at a mall near dallas, texas. t-m .— at a mall near dallas, texas. t-m . newe— at a mall near dallas, texas. t-m . were me— at a mall near dallas, texas. i'm . here the gunman , who

i'm. here the gunman, who authorities— i'm. here the gunman, who authorities think acted alone ttttet— authorities think acted alone ttttet ty— authorities think acted alone was killed by a— authorities think acted alone was killed by a police officer . was killed by a police officer. tne— was killed by a police officer. tne mimet— was killed by a police officer. the injured include a five year old the injured include a five year ett ente— the injured include a five year old child and— the injured include a five year old child and three people are eete— old child and three people are eett te— old child and three people are eett te te— old child and three people are eett te te tn— old child and three people are said to be in a— old child and three people are said to be in a critical condition— said to be in a critical condition .— said to be in a critical condition . this is gb news. condition. this is gb news. wett— condition. this is gb news. we-tt ttmt— condition. this is gb news. we'll bring you— condition. this is gb news. we'll bring you more as it nettene— we'll bring you more as it nettene. wew— we'll bring you more as it happens. now let's get straight teet— happens. now let's get straight teet te— happens. now let's get straight teet te .— back to. camilla iwelcome- back to. camilla welcome back to the camilla tominey show, coronation special live palace, live from buckingham palace, going to wes going to be speaking to wes streeting, the shadow health secretary in a moment. lucy secretary in just a moment. lucy frazer, secretary, frazer, the culture secretary, also joins me and i'll be speaking to elsa anderson, the late queen's press secretary. now, before wes streeting gets miked waiting him miked up, we're waiting for him to going to bring to come on. i'm going to bring eve back into eve pollard back into the conversation. we didn't get to speak about the local election results. the results. eve. they are in the papers. the front papers. they were on the front of observer who used the of the observer who used the photograph the but

photograph of the king but wanted to in on the wanted to zone in on the political scene. have political scene. i mean, have the tories dodged a bullet slightly and that nobody's talking disastrous talking about these disastrous results. just results. they're actually just talking king and talking about the king and queen.i talking about the king and queen. i they've queen. i think they've delayed it queen. i think they've delayed tt ty— queen. i think they've delayed tt ty 2t— queen. i think they've delayed tt ty we. meyte— queen. i think they've delayed it by 24, maybe 48— : fl i think they've delayed it by 24, maybe 48 hours. in the end:— it by 24, maybe 48 hours. in the ent-wit— it by 24, maybe 48 hours. in the entlwttt-te— it by 24, maybe 48 hours. in the entlwttt-te 90- it by 24, maybe 48 hours. in the end, will to go back to end, we will have to go back to teettty. — end, we will have to go back to teettty. .nee— end, we will have to go back to teettty. .nee-e- reality. this has been a ttenewe— reality. this has been a glorious scene , but the fact is glorious scene, but the fact is tne— glorious scene, but the fact is tne tentee— glorious scene, but the fact is the tories didn't— glorious scene, but the fact is the tories didn't do very well. tetew— the tories didn't do very well. tetew ttt— the tories didn't do very well. labour did quite— the tories didn't do very well. labour did quite well. the eeeme— labour did quite well. the eeene ttt— labour did quite well. the greens did extra ordinary well. lib greens did extra ordinary well. ttt teme— greens did extra ordinary well. lib dems pushed— greens did extra ordinary well. lib dems pushed ahead a bit. twt— lib dems pushed ahead a bit. twt teee— lib dems pushed ahead a bit. twt teee tte— lib dems pushed ahead a bit. but does the green— lib dems pushed ahead a bit. but does the green vote- lib dems pushed ahead a bit. but does the green vote indicate a protest vote? i mean, part of the problem, it wasn't so much a labour success as a tory disaster, correct? the labour party needed about a 10% swing to translate into a majority in the commons. come 2024. they actually just got 5. so it wasn't a ringing endorsement of sir keir starmer , was it? no, it sir keir starmer, was it? no, it wasn't. and of course- i i .7 no, it wasn't. and of course you're ewtte— wasn't. and of course you're twtte nont— wasn't. and of course you're twtte ntnt, te— wasn't. and of course you're quite right, is the green vote ent— quite right, is the green vote ent te— quite right, is the green vote ent te temete— quite right, is the green vote and is perhaps sometimes the lib tem — and is perhaps sometimes the lib tem vete— and is perhaps sometimes the lib tem wete et— and is perhaps sometimes the lib tem wete en e— and is perhaps sometimes the lib dem vote or a protest vote that eeye— dem vote or a protest vote that eeye tm— dem vote or a protest vote that eeye t-m net— dem vote or a protest vote that eeye ttm net netty— dem vote or a protest vote that says i'm not happy with what's going— says i'm not happy with what's oetnt — says i'm not happy with what's oetnt ttemte— says i'm not happy with what's going on. change, change, change the going on. change, change, change tne teeet-t — going on. change, change, change the record. really?— going on. change, change, change the record. really? yes. tti the record. really? yes. do you ttmt— the record. really? yes. do you ttmt teette— the record. really? yes. do you think people are enthused by rishi sunak? it was interesting.

my rishi sunak? it was interesting. my editor was in the coronation ceremony yesterday and he said the only politician that really turned heads again is boris johnson when everyone was craning look at him craning to have a look at him and coming in because and carrie coming in because he's wow factor. you've he's got that wow factor. you've got steadying the ship. got sunak steadying the ship. but don't know both leaders. but i don't know both leaders. i think people find rather unconvincing. ithink think people find rather unconvincing. i think that boris is unconvincing. i think that boris te tne— unconvincing. i think that boris te tne teeet— unconvincing. i think that boris is the great showman,- - flti.tifl flti. flg i think that boris is the great showman, but that tttn-t— is the great showman, but that tttn-t went.— is the great showman, but that didn't work. and— is the great showman, but that didn't work. and rishi doesn't newe— didn't work. and rishi doesn't tewe en— didn't work. and rishi doesn't have an ounce— didn't work. and rishi doesn't have an ounce of— didn't work. and rishi doesn't have an ounce of showmanship in mm.— have an ounce of showmanship in mm. ant— have an ounce of showmanship in mm. ant t— have an ounce of showmanship in him. and i think— have an ounce of showmanship in him. and i think we'd like to ttm— him. and i think we'd like to see him more.— him. and i think we'd like to see him more. we'd like to. i ne— see him more. we'd like to. i mean, he vanished for the first twe— mean, he vanished for the first twe mentne— mean, he vanished for the first two months, but— mean, he vanished for the first two months, but he was working nett— two months, but he was working tent tentnt— two months, but he was working hard behind the— two months, but he was working hard behind the scenes. he was. ant— hard behind the scenes. he was. ant ne— hard behind the scenes. he was. ant ne we— hard behind the scenes. he was. and he was getting how hard work teee— and he was getting how hard work teee-ttte— and he was getting how hard work teee-ttte tne— and he was getting how hard work does like the northern does get like the northern nettnem— does get like the northern northern protocol and all the eeet.— northern protocol and all the rest. northern— northern protocol and all the rest. northern ireland, ireland tteteeet— rest. northern ireland, ireland protocol. - need - rest. northern ireland, ireland protocol. need somebody protocol. but you need somebody to protocol. but you need somebody te te— protocol. but you need somebody te te tnete. — protocol. but you need somebody to be there. and— protocol. but you need somebody to be there. and it's— protocol. but you need somebody to be there. and it's very tttttewtt— to be there. and it's very difficult because he is a tetette— difficult because he is a details man— difficult because he is a details man and you do respect ttet— details man and you do respect ttet-ne— details man and you do respect ttet-ne teee— details man and you do respect that-he does get- details man and you do respect that he does get some things that and he does get some things eettet— that and he does get some things eettet ewt— that and he does get some things eettet ewt ent— that and he does get some things sorted out and he's— that and he does get some things sorted out and he's working very nett— sorted out and he's working very tan-know,— sorted out and he's working very hard,-know, on— sorted out and he's working very hard, know, on little hard, as we know, on little teete— hard, as we know, on little boats coming— hard, as we know, on little boats coming over, trying to get the boats coming over, trying to get tne eeenemy— boats coming over, trying to get the economy going . but on the the economy going. but on the etnet— the economy going. but on the etnet tent.— the economy going. but on the other hand, there— the economy going. but on the other hand, there are things ttet— other hand, there are things ttet-tewme— other hand, there are things that driving people mad, that are driving people mad, ttte— that are driving people mad,

ttte-eemt— that are driving people mad, like-can't we— that are driving people mad, like-can't we be- that are driving people mad, like can't we be a place like why can't we be a place ttet— like why can't we be a place we teette— like why can't we be a place that people come and buy their cnenet— that people come and buy their cnenet-ent— that people come and buy their chanel-and save- that people come and buy their chanel and save money and chanel bags and save money and ttmt— chanel bags and save money and tnnt e— chanel bags and save money and tnnt e-ttete— chanel bags and save money and bring a more tourists? bring a load? more tourists? ween.— bring a load? more tourists? ween-t— bring a load? more tourists? yeah.-i mean,- bring a load? more tourists? yeah.-i mean, why yeah. madness. i mean, and why teee— yeah. madness. i mean, and why teee ewenytntno— yeah. madness. i mean, and why does everything the does everything take the environment— does everything take the environment ? does everything take the environment? does everything take the environment ? ii environment? that's correct. ant— environment? that's correct. ant teeee— environment? that's correct. and business-also- and business. and also ewenytntno— and business. and also everything seems to take so tent.— everything seems to take so tent. t— everything seems to take so tent. t ten-t— everything seems to take so long. i don't know whether he's got long. i don't know whether he's oet enewtn— long. i don't know whether he's got enough people delegate got enough people to delegate enewtn—en- got enough people to delegate enough _on withi got enough people to delegate. enough _on with it, enough people to get on with it, but enough people to get on with it, twt t— enough people to get on with it, twt t ten-t— enough people to get on with it, but i don't seem— enough people to get on with it, but i don't seem to— enough people to get on with it, but i don't seem to think that you— but i don't seem to think that yew ten-t— but i don't seem to think that yew ten-t teet— but i don't seem to think that you don't feel they've realised tnee-e— you don't feel they've realised there's urgency— you don't feel they've realised there's urgency about but there's urgency about it. but ttem— there's urgency about it. but then-trouble— there's urgency about it. but then .trouble _oh,. there's urgency about it. but then trouble oh, if there's urgency about it. but. then .trouble _oh, if we then the trouble with, oh, if we got then the trouble with, oh, if we get weye — then the trouble with, oh, if we get weyeltntnt— then the trouble with, oh, if we got ways, think we have got got ways, i think we have got weye— got ways, i think we have got weye-t— got ways, i think we have got weye-t-wee- got ways, i think we have got- ways- i _wes streeting ways now. i think wes streeting the labour shadow health secretary , does join us now. secretary, does join us now. where's thank you very much for joining the show this morning. i'd love to know what you made of the coronation. presumably you were glued to the ceremony as the rest of us were. was sorry. i'm running a bit late ttte— sorry. i'm running a bit late this morning. _ sorry. i'm running a bit late this morning. it's- i'm running a bit late this morning. . . this morning. it's been a bit back to back. wasn't this morning. . . i i wasn't avoiding back to back. wasn't avoiding you,— back to back. wasn't avoiding yew twt— back to back. wasn't avoiding yew twt t— back to back. wasn't avoiding yew, twt t we— i i wasn't avoiding you, but i was actually there ent— you, but i was actually there ent tt— you, but i was actually there ent tt — you, but i was actually there and it was. it— you, but i was actually there and it was. it was- you, but i was actually there and it was. . fl flg and it was. it was an amazing occasion and i felt very privileged. a small number of mps from each party were able to be at the coronation itself. and it was it was it was just

remarkable to be honest. and at a time when lots of things in our country aren't working . so our country aren't working. so it was great to see on display so many things that make this country great. the music that even talking about it has given me goosebumps. the huge military processions mall, me goosebumps. the huge military processions mall , the processions down the mall, the fly—past, coming together, fly—past, the coming together, the people packing the mall, and i'm going to be out at street parties in my constituency in the day or two as well. the next day or two as well. i hope the weather holds up. i thought it was brilliant, actually. arnie. it's actually. arnie. i it's wonderful . and the fact that wonderful. and the fact that i think 300 million people tuned in worldwide is a reminder of the soft power that the monarchy bnngs the soft power that the monarchy brings our country and i genuinely don't think we would have seen something like that with a presidential election for example. well, with a presidential election for example . well, doesn't it also example. well, doesn't it also etew,— example. well, doesn't it also etew, tnewon— example. well, doesn't it also show, though, how— ti;;t

tentnt me .— turned out for in the mall behind me , they're also not very behind me, they're also not very teeet— behind me, they're also not very teeet tn— behind me, they're also not very teeet tn te— behind me, they're also not very great in to number— behind me, they're also not very great in to number be honest. ant— great in to number be honest. ant t— great in to number be honest. ant t eey— great in to number be honest. ant t eey ttet— great in to number be honest. and i say that with— great in to number be honest. and i say that with respect and i it's perfectly legitimate for people to say, oh, i'd want a republic. i'd want an elected head of state. it's not a view. i agree with and it's not one the labour party agrees with. i mean, people should look back at where attlee was. you know, we're politics because we we're in politics because we want change people's lives want to change people's lives and think people's lives and i don't think people's lives would the with would change for the better with an of i an elected head of state. i think one the things that the think one of the things that the royal family is able to do is to bndge royal family is able to do is to bridge divides, actually. and we saw that yesterday with people coming together on a cross—party bafis. coming together on a cross—party basis . mean, coming together on a cross—party basis. mean, you know, coming together on a cross—party basis . mean, you know, penny basis. i mean, you know, penny morden almost stole the show as the sword bearer yesterday . you the sword bearer yesterday. you know, people right across party boundanes know, people right across party boundaries were were very praising of penny, actually. and very proud of the way she conducted herself . but more than conducted herself. but more than that, mean, know, that, i mean, you know, i mentioned the abbey. one of the nice things about yesterday was talking to people from all walks of life who were invited because of life who were invited because of their community service, because their service

because of their public service , that what they do for other people . and that was lovely. people. and that was lovely. and, you know , ask anyone who's and, you know, ask anyone who's ever been to a royal visit or to a buckingham palace garden party. those are really special moments that people remember for the rest of lives. and the rest of their lives. and i think there is that that kind of stardust and magic you get around monarchy that you wouldn't an elected wouldn't get from an elected head of state. obviously there are some who don't like the royal family. monarchy isn't ttet— royal family. monarchy isn't tnett ewt— royal family. monarchy isn't tnett ewt et— royal family. monarchy isn't their cup of tea.— t -y monarchy isn't their cup of tea. what did you mete.— their cup of tea. what did you mete. tree— their cup of tea. what did you mete. tree et— their cup of tea. what did you make, wes, of the— their cup of tea. what did you make, wes, of the policing of tne— make, wes, of the policing of the protesters— make, wes, of the policing of the protesters yesterday? the tte— the protesters yesterday? the cto et— the protesters yesterday? the ceo of republic,— the protesters yesterday? the ceo of republic, the anti—monarchy campaign group, eenem— anti—monarchy campaign group, graham smith,— anti—monarchy campaign group, graham smith, got arrested. did you graham smith, got arrested. did yew ttmt— graham smith, got arrested. did yew tntnt tt— graham smith, got arrested. did you think it was— graham smith, got arrested. did you think it was a— graham smith, got arrested. did you think it was a bit overzealous- you think it was a bit overzealous ? you think it was a bit overzealous? yeti-- you think it was a bit- overzealous ? well, i don't you think it was a bit— overzealous ? well, i don't know overzealous? well, i don't know the circumstances of the arrests, and i think it's important. i've seen some of the statements coming out from the metropolitan police. i'm glad that they've recognised the importance of transparency and pubuc importance of transparency and public accountability as the metropolitan police tries to rebuild trust of some pretty terrible headline driven by even

more shocking reports of misconduct. i think the police will reflect on yesterday and be open about what went well and what could have gone better. and we'll wait and see see that they recognise the public accountable . motty i don't doubt that yesterday was an enormous policing challenge and not least because of the security risks of having so many dignitaries and heads of state and representatives from around the world coming together in one place. it was no mean feat . and place. it was no mean feat. and so i don't think anyone is ever comfortable really with the idea of protesters being arrested unless it's, of course, justified. so the police will want to do that stuff around accountability. let's wait and see what they what they say in terms of any arrests that took place. i actually think it's a great strength of our country that you had on the now thousands of people packing the mall to celebrate the coronation. and literally a

stone's throw away in trafalgar square, you had people voicing their views for a public and i don't think with any arrests there. and i think that's a great thing about a democracy. we can disagree and we can disagree. well let's talk about democracy and local democracy . democracy and local democracy. whereas now the election results newe— whereas now the election results tewe teen— whereas now the election results tewe teen teet— whereas now the election results have been good for— whereas now the election results have been good for labour. tnee-e— have been good for labour. tnete-e ne— have been good for labour. there's no denying that. but newe— there's no denying that. but tewe ttey— there's no denying that. but have they been— there's no denying that. but have they been good enough? you neetet— have they been good enough? you neetet e— have they been good enough? you neetet e tow— have they been good enough? you needed a 10% swing to make you the needed a 10% swing to make you tne merenty— needed a 10% swing to make you the majority parliament majority party— the majority parliament majority tetty tn— the majority parliament majority party in parliament come 2024, you— party in parliament come 2024, yew eetwetty— party in parliament come 2024, you actually only— party in parliament come 2024, you actually only got 5. so wtet-e— you actually only got 5. so wnette tene— you actually only got 5. so what's gone wrong? you haven't tene— what's gone wrong? you haven't tene ee— what's gone wrong? you haven't tene ee wett— what's gone wrong? you haven't done as well as— what's gone wrong? you haven't done as well as you should have . cemttte— done as well as you should have . camilla, keir— done as well as you should have . camilla, keir could— done as well as you should have . camilla, keir could literally be . camilla, keir could literally te tn— . camilla, keir could literally te tn tne— . camilla, keir could literally be in the car— . camilla, keir could literally be in the car to— . camilla, keir could literally be in the car to downing street as be in the car to downing street ee tne— be in the car to downing street ee tne enme— be in the car to downing street as the prime minister of a merenty— as the prime minister of a majority labour government and teette— majority labour government and teette etttt— majority labour government and teette etttt te— majority labour government and people still be saying, oh, tttttewtt— people still be saying, oh, difficult night— people still be saying, oh, difficult night for the conservatives. . i difficult night for the— conservatives. but labour could have done i think we had have done better. i think we had some remarkable results . the some remarkable results. the biggest swing since 1990, 97. but it's not big enough. we're confident we can win it. we're confident we can win it. we're confident we can win it. we're confident we can win a majority at the next election, but we're not complacent. we know, of

course, there's more to do. but if you'd told me in 2019, after the worst election defeat since 1935, that would seen. the 1935, that would be seen. the kind-breakthroughs- 1935, that would be seen. the kind-breakthroughs that- lee : the kind breakthroughs that we kind of breakthroughs that we eewleweny— kind of breakthroughs that we eewleweny-et- kind of breakthroughs that we saw every of england, saw in every part of england, every— saw in every part of england, every corner of— saw in every part of england, every corner of the country. t-m — every corner of the country. m net— every corner of the country. m net ew— every corner of the country. m net t— every corner of the country. i'm not sure i would- every corner of the country. i'm not sure i would have believed you actually. you know, as i'm always an as you know, i'm always an optimist, remarkable optimist, but it's remarkable progress. taking progress. but we're not taking people there is people for granted. there is more to do. and for labour, in terms of our manifesto, the best is yet to come. it terms of our manifesto, the best is yet to come . it the truth is yet to come. is it the truth that that you're going to have to borrow my bright yellow jacket and go into coalition with lib dems to have any with the lib dems to have any hope of keir starmer being prime minister in 2024? i. i know, i know. that's what the conservative are going around saying because their position on their result seems to be, oh, we didn't lose seats to didn't just lose seats to laboun didn't just lose seats to labour, we seats to labour, we lost seats to everyone. that was some everyone. as if that was some sort of achievement on their part. i don't think that we're in territory of looking to in that territory of looking to or needing i do or needing a coalition. i do know . would you do it though? know. would you do it though? would you go into coalition with the are losing. the lib dems? they are losing. we're we're not in that. we're just we're not in that. we're just we're not in that. we're not in that space and

we're not interested in the coalition with the liberal democrats. what we are working to delivering majority to is delivering a majority labour not labour government. and it's not just where we're just in england where we're winning support in scotland winning back support in scotland too, there a local too, where there weren't a local elections on thursday, but labour ground labour is making serious ground under anas sarwar leadership in scotland, particularly given the snp implosion. i think people in scotland are now not just looking to labour as a potential government in westminster get government in westminster to get the tories they're looking the tories out. they're looking to a serious to labour as a serious alternative government alternative for government in scotland too, because they can compare labour's record in government tories , government with the tories, their 13 in westminster their 13 years in westminster and the snp's 16 years in scotland . it's a great advert scotland. it's a great advert for your party. you're always a enemtten. — for your party. you're always a enemtten. twe— for your party. you're always a champion. i've got— for your party. you're always a champion. i've got to- i you're always a champion. i've got to grant it to champion. i've got to grant it te yew— champion. i've got to grant it te yew tree— champion. i've got to grant it to you, wes streeting. thank you wew— to you, wes streeting. thank you very mwen— to you, wes streeting. thank you very much indeed— to you, wes streeting. thank you very much indeed forjoining me this very much indeed forjoining me ttte memmt.— very much indeed forjoining me this morning. now— very much indeed forjoining me this morning. now let's hear ttem— this morning. now let's hear teem tne— this morning. now let's hear from the conservative view of tttnte— from the conservative view of tntnte. twey— from the conservative view of things. lucy frazer, the eeeeeteey— things. lucy frazer, the secretary of— things. lucy frazer, the secretary of for digital secretary of state for digital curt... — secretary of state for digital culture, media— secretary of state for digital. culture, media _the culture, media and sport, the ten— culture, media and sport, the teey-sewtn— culture, media and sport, the tory-south east- tory mp for south east cambridgeshire, joins me here. ment— cambridgeshire, joins me here. tnent-weey— cambridgeshire, joins me here. thank-very much- cambridgeshire, joins me here. thank very much for coming thank you very much for coming to thank you very much for coming te-we— thank you very much for coming te-we tetey. — thank you very much for coming te-we tetey. ie— thank you very much for coming to-us today.-a bit- to see us today. it's a bit entw— to see us today. it's a bit chilly. you're— to see us today. it's a bit chilly. you're looking gorgeous in chilly. you're looking gorgeous tn-teeee.— chilly. you're looking gorgeous in-dresslknow-

chilly. you're looking gorgeous in-dresslknow wei in your pink dress. i know we neet—te- in your pink dress. i know we neet—te tnel need blankets. this is the teewtte— need blankets. this is the trouble-an- need blankets. this is the trouble an outdoor trouble with an outdoor broadcast. _ trouble with an outdoor broadcast. the broadcast. now you're at the ceeenetten— broadcast. now you're at the coronation-of- broadcast. now you're at the. coronation _of course, coronation yesterday. of course, you— coronation yesterday. of course, yew wewtt— coronation yesterday. of course, yew wewtt te— coronation yesterday. of course, you would be, as— coronation yesterday. of course, you would be, as culture eeeeeteey— you would be, as culture secretary, - us - you would be, as culture secretary, us about you would be, as culture- secretary,-us.about it. secretary, tell us all about it. wneee— secretary, tell us all about it. wneee-yew— secretary, tell us all about it.| where -you _what where were you seated? what was the where were you seated? what was tne—twew- where were you seated? what was tne—twew - the highlight for you, lucy? oh,— the highlight for you, lucy? om-ewet— the highlight for you, lucy? on-ewet e— the highlight for you, lucy? i oh,-such a phenomenal oh, it was such a phenomenal event. i mean, this was britain on event. i mean, this was britain en tne— event. i mean, this was britain en tne teett— event. i mean, this was britain on the world stage— i mean, this was britain on the world stage and we did a tenteette— on the world stage and we did a fantastic spectacle— on the world stage and we did a fantastic spectacle that no one ttte— fantastic spectacle that no one ttte tettem— fantastic spectacle that no one like britain can— fantastic spectacle that no one like britain can do. . . like britain can do. it was it was:— like britain can do. it was it t— like britain can do. it was it was, i thought, the coronation itself, the service, the whole event was really event was was really spectacular. what was your favourite part? so there were so many bits because there was like true tradition , which was true tradition, which was fantastic see. i really fantastic to see. i really i really enjoyed the procession coming into the, into the abbey because we saw we saw princess charlotte holding prince louie's hand and her looking after him. that was fantastic . but at the that was fantastic. but at the same time, we saw religious leaders, heads of state wearing their traditional clothes. and i just thought it was a fantastic celebration. and a moment of international unity. and obviously dcms - fl .y and obviously dcms were international unity. and- obviously dcms were absolutely eenteet— obviously dcms were absolutely eenteet te— obviously dcms were absolutely central to the— obviously dcms were absolutely central to the planning. you tteeeet— central to the planning. you pleased with— central to the planning. you pleased with-it- central to the planning. you pleased with it went? i pleased with how it went? i tt— pleased with how it went? i mean, it went— pleased with how it went? i mean, it went without a hitch, i ttmt— mean, it went without a hitch, i tntnt-yewe—

mean, it went without a hitch, i think, your perspective, think, from your perspective, yes, _ think, from your perspective, yee _wee— think, from your perspective, yee _wee e— think, from your perspective, yee-wee e ttt- think, from your perspective, yes,-was a bit of- think, from your perspective, yes, was a bit of a yes, there was a bit of a teettem — yes, there was a bit of a problem with- yes, there was a bit of a problem with the timings. i ttmt— problem with the timings. i tntnt tne— problem with the timings. i think the king— problem with the timings. i think the king arrived at six mtnwtee— think the king arrived at six minutes-early- think the king arrived at six minutes early the abbey. minutes too early at the abbey. did minutes too early at the abbey. tttlmetteee— minutes too early at the abbey. tttlmetteeelt— minutes too early at the abbey. did.matter?ii-think. minutes too early at the abbey. did.matter?ii-think it| did it matter? i don't think it mattered. right. my mattered. you're right. my department done a huge department has done a huge amount of work to ensure that the coronation smoothly. the coronation went smoothly. and i was proud when and i think i was so proud when i sitting there, i i was there, sitting there, i was to be british. and was proud to be british. and i know a lot of people felt that, too. and i think you're proud to be too. and i think you're proud to te e— too. and i think you're proud to te e teey— too. and i think you're proud to te e teey wemen— and i think you're proud to be a tory woman observing your ment— be a tory woman observing your tetent—tenny- friend and colleague, penny taeetewnt— friend and colleague, penny mordauntitell_ friend and colleague, penny mordaunt tell about how she mordaunt. tell us about how she teeteeet— mordaunt. tell us about how she teeteeet tee— mordaunt. tell us about how she prepared for that. _ mordaunt. tell us about how she prepared for that. and did tettttetene— prepared for that. and did politicians realise because the twtte— politicians realise because the twttte .it.-t,— politicians realise because the public didn't, that she would play— public didn't, that she would ttey-tentnt- public didn't, that she would play central role? play such a central role? i ttewttt— play such a central role? i ttewttt ete— play such a central role? i thought she did— play such a central role? i thought she did an- play such a central role? i thought she did an amazing job. she so fabulous, so i spoke she was so fabulous, so i spoke to her before it actually. and so knew playing an so i knew she was playing an important she was there important role and she was there for i didn't for the whole time. i didn't appreciate heavy the sword appreciate how heavy the sword would you know, what would be, you know, what exercises had have done exercises she'd had to have done in order to ensure could do in order to ensure she could do that. i thought she she did that. but i thought she she did a fantastic job. you won't be tetne— a fantastic job. you won't be tettnt nee— a fantastic job. you won't be tettnt nee en— a fantastic job. you won't be taking her on in— a fantastic job. you won't be taking her on in an- ti. you won't be taking her on in an arm weeetttnt— taking her on in an arm wrestling contest? absolutely net. — wrestling contest? absolutely net. anyttme— wrestling contest? absolutely not. anytime soon. - wrestling contest? absolutely not. ' fly . fl jti;�* fl .tifil-«t not. anytime soon. definitely not. anytime soon. definitely not. what did you think not. and what did you think etewt— not. and what did you think etewt-tette— and what did you think about police handling the about the police handling of the teeteeteeee— about the police handling of the

protesters? _ over- about the police handling of the protesters? over 50 protesters? there were over 50 arrests. graham _ protesters? there were over 50 arrests. graham smith, the head of arrests. graham smith, the head et-ee— arrests. graham smith, the head et-ee-eett- of republic, as we've said eteeety— of republic, as we've said already, arrested by already, he got arrested by tette— already, he got arrested by tettee e— already, he got arrested by tettee e ttt— already, he got arrested by police a bit over the top. there newe— police a bit over the top. there tewe teen— police a bit over the top. there have been concerns about the ceneeewettwee— have been concerns about the conservatives-on- conservatives policies on teeteete— conservatives policies on protests that _ conservatives policies on protests that this new legislation _ protests that this new legislation it's protests that this new— legislationiit'slsledgehammer legislation, it's a sledgehammer to legislation, it's a sledgehammer te-nwt— legislation, it's a sledgehammer te-nwt .— legislation, it's a sledgehammer te-nwt . ttet— legislation, it's a sledgehammer to-nut , that you're- to crack a nut, that you're eetwetty— to crack a nut, that you're actually impinging people's actually impinging on people's nett— actually impinging on people's| etont—eemteton right and freedom to campaign etetnet— right and freedom to campaign etetnet tntnte— right and freedom to campaign against things like the meneeeny. — against things like the monarchy. so you will know that the monarchy. so you will know that tne tettee — monarchy. so you will know that tne tettee eee— monarchy. so you will know that the police are operationally independent.— the police are operationally- independent-mentioned independent. and you mentioned the independent. and you mentioned tne—wette— independent. and you mentioned the—we've brought- the legislation we've brought tneewtn. — the legislation we've brought tneewtn. t— the legislation we've brought through. i think— the legislation we've brought through. fle: . through. i think it's absolutely right did that. i think right that we did that. i think we've seen a shift in recent years in how people are protesting . it's absolutely protesting. it's absolutely right. people have a right to protest. in a democracy protest. we live in a democracy . it's an important part of our democracy . but what seen democracy. but what we've seen is them disrupting day to day operations of people's lives. you know , stopping them going to you know, stopping them going to hospitals, stopping them, going to stopping them using to school, stopping them using major motorways and commuting to work . and i think we need to work. and i think we need to redress that balance. and that's why we've brought in legislation . some legislation . we brought in some legislation and police said they needed and the police said they needed more given them more powers, so we've given them them . and more powers, so we've given them them .and i more powers, so we've given them them . and i think then the

them. and i think then the police have to use their operational powers , their operational powers, their intelligence to make the right decisions. calls decisions. and the right calls on really on the day. i'm really interested in your take on the royals a family. you've royals as a family. you've obviously a royals as a family. you've obviously-a front- royals as a family. you've. obviously-a front-seat obviously got a front row seat yeeteetey. — obviously got a front row seat yeeteetey. new— obviously got a front row seat yesterday. how prince harry yesterday. how was prince harry eeeetwet— yesterday. how was prince harry eeeetwet ee— yesterday. how was prince harry received as he— yesterday. how was prince harry received as he entered the abbey 7 received as he entered the abbey e t— received as he entered the abbey e t ttmt— received as he entered the abbey 7 i think what— received as he entered the abbey ? i think what was— received as he entered the abbey ? i think what was fabulous about that event is that there was it was a huge family moment . it wasn't just prince harry, but obviously there was queen camilla's family there, as well as the royal family the king's family . and i think i think that family. and i think i think that was that was lovely to see. and did you think the _ was that was lovely to see. and did you think the balcony- did you think the balcony show ttet— did you think the balcony show me tteee— did you think the balcony show that idea? actually of it being representative _ that idea? actually of it being representative of— that idea? actually of it being representative of blended temttee— representative of blended families in— representative of blended families in britain is a good ttmtt— families in britain is a good tntnte t— families in britain is a good thing? i mean,— families in britain is a good thing? i mean, we've commented wttn— with some of the other contributors - with some of the other contributors that with some of the other- contributors _that back with some of the other- contributors-that back in contributors today that back in the contributors today that back in tne tee— contributors today that back in tne tee tne — contributors today that back in the 90s, the -of - contributors today that back in the 90s, the of queen the 90s, the idea of queen cemttte— the 90s, the idea of queen camilla would— the 90s, the idea of queen camilla would been the 90s, the idea of queen- camilla would-been anathema camilla would have been anathema to camilla would have been anathema te-et— camilla would have been anathema te-et teette.— camilla would have been anathema te-et teette. ant— camilla would have been anathema to of people. and now here to a lot of people. and now here ene— to a lot of people. and now here ene-tne— to a lot of people. and now here she _the crown - to a lot of people. and now here she _the crown on - to a lot of people. and now here she the crown on her she is with the crown on her neet— she is with the crown on her head alongside— she is with the crown on her head alongside king. is that head alongside the king. is that an head alongside the king. is that en-tnet— head alongside the king. is that an-that-thought- head alongside the king. is that an that thought we'd an image that you thought we'd ever our lifetimes? ever see in our lifetimes? i ttmt— ever see in our lifetimes? i tttnt-we— ever see in our lifetimes? i tttnt-we-ent- ever see in our lifetimes? ii think-we-and what ever see in our lifetimes? i- think-we-and what we think what we see and what we saw so many different aspects saw in so many different aspects of was tradition of the coronation was tradition at same time as modern

at the same time as modern motty. and i think that the king really to ensure was really wanted to ensure that was the there were some the case. so there were some changes the service, bringing changes to the service, bringing it date specifically, it more up to date specifically, for example, in relation to religious leaders. for example, in relation to religious leaders . we had chairs religious leaders. we had chairs that were restored. there had been part of previous coronations . we had both songs coronations. we had both songs that had been part of the coronation since the coronation first took place as well as new. so new songs as well. so the anthem, which was produced by composed by andrew lloyd webber. so i think what we saw today is a monarchy that understands tradition , but also understands tradition, but also understands that it needs to keep pace with modern time. we've mentioned teettno— modern time. we've mentioned teettno teee.— modern time. we've mentioned teettno teee. aee— modern time. we've mentioned keeping pace. are you- : . we've mentioned keeping pace. are you keeping teee— keeping pace. are you keeping teee wttn— keeping pace. are you keeping teee wttn yewe— keeping pace. are you keeping pace with your own voters? tewee— pace with your own voters? because the _ pace with your own voters? because the local elections, tette— because the local elections, tet-e te — because the local elections, let's be honest,— because the local elections, let's be honest, have been a tteeetee— let's be honest, have been a disaster-the— let's be honest, have been a disaster the conservatives. disaster for the conservatives. tne— disaster for the conservatives. tne temete— disaster for the conservatives. the damage limitation was that yew-t— the damage limitation was that yew-t teee— the damage limitation was that you'd lose thousand you'd lose a thousand seats. tee— you'd lose a thousand seats. wew-teeem.— you'd lose a thousand seats. you've-more-that.| you'd lose a thousand seats.- you've-more-that. and you've lost more than that. and teeewmetty— you've lost more than that. and presumably hoping to presumably you were hoping to teee— presumably you were hoping to teee-.— presumably you were hoping to teee-. wnet-e— presumably you were hoping to lose . what's wrong? presumably you were hoping to. lose-. what's-wrong? lose fewer. what's gone wrong? tett— lose fewer. what's gone wrong? wet. teet— lose fewer. what's gone wrong? wet. tteet et— lose fewer. what's gone wrong? well, first of all,— lose fewer. what's gone wrong? well, first of all, i'd _ lose fewer. what's gone wrong? well, first of all, i'd say- lose fewer. what's gone wrong? well, first of all, i'd say it's really sad to see councillors, local councillors who've worked

really hard for their local communities. whether communities. of course, whether they're they're they're whether they're conservative or labour lose their look not going their seats. look i'm not going to that wasn't to pretend that wasn't a difficult result for us as conservatives , but we've been in conservatives, but we've been in power 13 years and you've power for 13 years and you've got to think about the context in which that local election took place . and the context is took place. and the context is we've out of a we've just come out of a pandemic. are struggling pandemic. people are struggling with the cost of living. we're still in the war with ukraine, which we are quite rightly a conservative government should be placed to provide be well placed to provide solutions problems. solutions to those problems. and actually people think you're tetne— and actually people think you're tetno—teeetl being unconservative, not least wttn— being unconservative, not least wttn-tex— being unconservative, not least with _tax policies,- being unconservative, not least with tax policies, not with your high tax policies, not teeet— with your high tax policies, not teeet wttn— with your high tax policies, not least with your— with your high tax policies, not least with your business taxes. weye— least with your business taxes. weye net— least with your business taxes. we've had complaints about the vat we've had complaints about the we en— we've had complaints about the we en twewey— we've had complaints about the vat on luxury goods in london, tentewteety— vat on luxury goods in london, tentewteety .— vat on luxury goods in london, tentewteety . se— vat on luxury goods in london, particularly . so there's a sense particularly. so there's a sense ttet— particularly. so there's a sense we yee— particularly. so there's a sense we ye net— particularly. so there's a sense that you're not really doing wtet— that you're not really doing we yew— that you're not really doing what you should do, not doing wtet— what you should do, not doing wtet-eey— what you should do, not doing wtet-eey en— what you should do, not doing what-say on .tin- what you should do, not doing what say on tin that what you say on the tin that yee— what you say on the tin that yew-ee-wny— what you say on the tin that you're why you're losing you're that's why you're losing ewtteet— you're that's why you're losing ewtteet .— you're that's why you're losing ewtten . nteee-e— you're that's why you're losing support . there's story in support. there's even a story in me— support. there's even a story in tne-te— support. there's even a story in tne-te eey— support. there's even a story in tne-te eey-yew-eei the observer to say that you're teetno— the observer to say that you're teetno-emeno- the observer to say that you're losing among brexiteers losing support among brexiteers in losing support among brexiteers tn-eet— losing support among brexiteers tn-eet wett— losing support among brexiteers in-red wall. that— losing support among brexiteers in red wall. that suggests , in the red wall. that suggests, teno— in the red wall. that suggests, tent-tne— in the red wall. that suggests, along-the likes- in the red wall. that suggests, along-the likes of- in the red wall. that suggests, along the likes of losing along with the likes of losing wmteee— along with the likes of losing windsor, that— along with the likes of losing windsor, that it's— along with the likes of losing windsor, that it's all going teey— windsor, that it's all going weey .— windsor, that it's all going teey . teey— windsor, that it's all going very , very badly wrong for you. very, very badly wrong for you. i very, very badly wrong for you. t ttmt— very, very badly wrong for you. t tntnt we— very, very badly wrong for you. i think we are— very, very badly wrong for you. i think we are doing what people

went— i think we are doing what people went we— i think we are doing what people went we te— i think we are doing what people went we te te— i think we are doing what people want us to do and— i think we are doing what people want us to do and the people went— want us to do and the people went te— want us to do and the people went te. twey— want us to do and the people want be. lucy because they're net— want be. lucy because they're net wetne— want be. lucy because they're net wettnt tee— want be. lucy because they're not voting for you _ want be. lucy because they're not voting for you in the teeete. — not voting for you in the locals. well,- not voting for you in the locals. well, i- not voting for you in the locals. �*itt�*ti;-- not voting for you in the locals. well, i think had locals. well, i think we've had a really difficult few years. i'm going pretend i'm not going to pretend that the haven't been the last few years haven't been very for the party, very challenging for the party, but i think have some but now i think we have some stability. so the prime minister has place only six has been in place for only six months i think he is months and i think he is focusing on rightly the things that people are talking to us about the doorstep. the about on the doorstep. and the biggest that people are biggest thing that people are finding difficulty is the finding difficulty with is the cost of living. and so what the prime minister is focusing on quite rightly , is inflation. quite rightly, is inflation. well, the biggest tax cut that we can give people is to get inflation under control because that affects them on a day to day basis. he wants to halve it by day basis. he wants to halve it ty tne— day basis. he wants to halve it ty tne ent— day basis. he wants to halve it ty tne ent et— day basis. he wants to halve it by the end of the— t:it he wants to halve it by the end of the year and it's net— by the end of the year and it's net ewtte— by the end of the year and it's not quite - down - by the end of the year and it's not quite-down as- by the end of the year and it's not quite down as fast as not quite coming down as fast as it not quite coming down as fast as t-neawnte,_ not quite coming down as fast as it meanwhile, people are it should. meanwhile, people are tetne— it should. meanwhile, people are teetno ety— it should. meanwhile, people are teetno ety mtn— it should. meanwhile, people are facing sky high prices in the supermarkets. _ facing sky high prices in the supermarkets. food inflation is mwen—to. - supermarkets. food inflation is mwen—to. tte- supermarkets. food inflation isi much _10. it's about much higher than 10. it's about 25.—ttte— much higher than 10. it's about 25.—ttte et- much higher than 10. it's about 25.—this all going. much higher than 10. it's about 25. this all going to 25. so when is this all going to be 25. so when is this all going to te nettentnoe— 25. so when is this all going to be happening? so— 25. so when is this all going to be happening? so have seen be happening? so we have seen tnttetten— be happening? so we have seen inflation come— be happening? so we have seen inflation come down and it is teereetet— projected well, it's projected to projected well, it's projected te-te— projected well, it's projected te-te twet— projected well, it's projected to-to just over- projected well, it's projected to to just over 2.9% by the to fall to just over 2.9% by the ent— to fall to just over 2.9% by the entltne— to fall to just over 2.9% by the entltne yeee. — to fall to just over 2.9% by the end-the year. so-

to fall to just over 2.9% by the end-the year. so i- to fall to just over 2.9% by the end the year. fl

go that you were campaigning. so we tee—eee— that you were campaigning. so we oe—eee tt— that you were campaigning. so we oe—eee tt wttn- go to villages. we see it with ewe-eyee. — go to villages. we see it with ewe-eyee. tte— go to villages. we see it with our-eyes. it's kind- go to villages. we see it with our eyes. it's kind of our own eyes. it's kind of tneee-e— our own eyes. it's kind of there's painted- our own eyes. it's kind of there's painted a sea of there's painted with a sea of yettew— there's painted with a sea of yettew ttte— there's painted with a sea of yellow like my— there's painted with a sea of yellow like my jacket by the lib teme— yellow like my jacket by the lib teme. tne— yellow like my jacket by the lib dems. the tories— yellow like my jacket by the lib dems. the tories are invisible. ttet-e— dems. the tories are invisible. mete-teet— dems. the tories are invisible. that's good campaigning. that's not good campaigning. i wewtt—tl would totally refute that. i ttmt— would totally refute that. i ttet-weee— would totally refute that. i think-were we- would totally refute that. i think-were we were. would totally refute that. i think were we were fighting think we were we were fighting on and that's what's on the ground and that's what's important. what need do in important. what we need to do in an season is talk to an election season is talk to people and to and i went to a number of constituencies, not just my own during the course of the campaign in ulez say you're wearing your your yellow jacket in constituency was at risk in my constituency was at risk of a lib dem , a lib dem and of a lib dem, a lib dem and a lib dem threat. they i think they thought they would take it. they did not. we still control the council. so i think on the ground i think we've seen, you know, different areas of the country local campaigns. country great local campaigns. okay secretary lucy okay culture secretary lucy frazer, much for frazer, thank you so much for joining me, least after such joining me, not least after such a day yesterday. lovely to a busy day yesterday. lovely to see thank a busy day yesterday. lovely to see-thank you. - a busy day yesterday. lovely to see thank you. nice to see see you. thank you. nice to see yew. teett— see you. thank you. nice to see yew. wett tette— see you. thank you. nice to see you. well, let's go— see you. thank you. nice to see you. well, let's go back- see you. thank you. \t ti.ti; well, let's go back to will you. well, let's go back to will nette— you. well, let's go back to will nette new— you. well, let's go back to will hollis now, who's— you. well, let's go back to will hollis now, who's at— well, let's go back to will hollis now, who's at a street party— hollis now, who's at a street party lutterworth. sun is party in lutterworth. the sun is entntnt— party in lutterworth. the sun is shining leicestershire. shining in leicestershire. i nete.— shining in leicestershire. i nete-wnet- shining in leicestershire. i hope. what have the panel hope. will what have the panel mete— hope. will what have the panel metelwnet— hope. will what have the panel made what they've seen the made of what they've seen on the teeteemme—wnet- programme and indeed what ttey-we—

programme and indeed what they've weekend ? programme and indeed what- they've-weekend ? good they've seen this weekend? good memmt.— they've seen this weekend? good memmt. wee.— they've seen this weekend? good morning. yes, we're— they've seen this weekend? good morning. yes, we're still here in lutterworth in south leicestershire , as you can see, leicestershire, as you can see, right the way down to the end of the high street, there's a whole row for the street row of tables for the street party right now. but this party empty right now. but this table course, very full table, of course, is very full because is where because this is where our people's are and they're people's panel are and they're full of opinions. we've got tony, who's chair of the tony, who's the chair of the local lutterworth we've tony, who's the chair of the locc'rachelworth we've tony, who's the chair of the locc' rachel who h we've tony, who's the chair of the locc'rachel who manages we've tony, who's the chair of the locc'rachel who manages eventsz got rachel who manages events for community. and graham, for the community. and graham, you're the at the local you're the chaplain at the local college. graham out today and heanng college. graham out today and hearing about on camilla's programme is prince harry. he came from america and then he headed off there straight away. was it right for him to come or could he just do no wrong and either way, he'd get in trouble for it? well, i think people are twnntnt— for it? well, i think people are ownntnt tee— for it? well, i think people are gunning for him. _ .7 well, i think people are gunning for him. yeah, but i. i ttmt— gunning for him. yeah, but i. i tntnt ttte— gunning for him. yeah, but i. i think it's entirely— gunning for him. yeah, but i. i think it's entirely up to him . think it's entirely up to him. ttte— think it's entirely up to him. we e— think it's entirely up to him. we e temtty— think it's entirely up to him. it's a family situation- think it's entirely up to him. it's a family situation .- think it's entirely up to him. it's a family situation. let them sort it out. and whatever he did, that's what he wanted to do. it's fine. it's fine with teenet— do. it's fine. it's fine with me. rachel were- t:ti . �*7 it's fine with me. rachel were you all for eeeme— me. rachel were you all for eeetnt nemy— me. rachel were you all for seeing harry there, or is it the tent— seeing harry there, or is it the tent ttmt— seeing harry there, or is it the tent tntnt tee— seeing harry there, or is it the right thing for him to do, to

tent— right thing for him to do, to come along to— right thing for him to do, to come along to his his dad's coronation _ come along to his his dad's coronation i— come along to his his dad's coronation i think- come along to his his dad's coronation i: . coronation i think he pitched it just right. i was glad that he didn't try and kind of steal the headunesin didn't try and kind of steal the headlines in the media and detract focus from the of detract focus from the rest of the family who were there to do a as support their a job as well as support their kind dad. but he also didn't kind of dad. but he also didn't teet— kind of dad. but he also didn't grab headlines— kind of dad. but he also didn't grab headlines-not- flt: cit: but he also didn't grab headlines not being grab headlines by not being tnee.— grab headlines by not being there-think— grab headlines by not being there-think it- grab headlines by not being there. think it was about there. so i think it was about tne— there. so i think it was about tne nett— there. so i think it was about the right level. _ there. so i think it was about the right level. . itiit--y the right level. it was really the right level. it was really the brother was grabbing the other brother was grabbing the other brother was grabbing the headlines, particularly with that photo and that oath that he made to his father. do we see brother being put against brother being put against brother is this just brother here or is this just part of what happens with families? well, i think it eeetetnty— - 7 well, i think it certainly happens with most temtttee— certainly happens with most families problem is the families is the problem is the teet— families is the problem is the teet. t— families is the problem is the book. i think— families is the problem is the book. i think the— families is the problem is the book. i think the book opened up so book. i think the book opened up ee meny— book. i think the book opened up ee meny ttte— book. i think the book opened up so many rifts between them. and weeeeen— so many rifts between them. and weeeeen nte— so many rifts between them. and whereas his obviously his father tteeeet— whereas his obviously his father tteeeet te— whereas his obviously his father was pleased to see him there. t-m — was pleased to see him there. t-m net— was pleased to see him there. t-m net ewee— was pleased to see him there. i'm not sure the— was pleased to see him there. i'm not sure the rift between ttm— i'm not sure the rift between ntm ent— i'm not sure the rift between him and william— i'm not sure the rift between him and william will be healed any him and william will be healed eny tme— him and william will be healed enyttme — him and william will be healed any time soon. uh,— him and william will be healed any time soon. .fl any time soon. uh, the other headune any time soon. uh, the other headline that we've been hearing about was at the start of the coronation pull away from buckingham palace was, of course , the protest and protests . are , the protest and protests. are there good things, even if it

means that we're protesting on the day of a coronation? is it the day of a coronation? is it the right thing for democracy? and did you feel seeing some and how did you feel seeing some of those protesters being taken away back of police away in the back of a police van? the event . i van? well all at the event. i didn't see any of that 7 i didn't see any of that because ttet— didn't see any of that because we went— didn't see any of that because that wasn't seen _ didn't see any of that because that wasn't seen thing. i think it's that wasn't seen thing. i think tt-e nett— that wasn't seen thing. i think ttte nont ttet— that wasn't seen thing. i think it's right that people can teeteet— it's right that people can teeteet nee— it's right that people can protest has to - it's right that people can protest has to be we are a temeeeeey. — protest has to be we are a democracy. and- protest has to be we are a democracy. and i think that's meeetwety— democracy. and i think that's massively important. i haven't no massively important. i haven't ne ettnten— massively important. i haven't no more opinion on that. i don't mew— no more opinion on that. i don't tnew new— no more opinion on that. i don't tnew new meny— no more opinion on that. i don't know how many people were doing wtet— know how many people were doing we t— know how many people were doing we t tnew. — know how many people were doing what i know. like— know how many people were doing what i know. like you say, there were arrests, but— what i know. like you say, there were arrests, but it— what i know. like you say, there were arrests, but it did not etett— were arrests, but it did not etett tne— were arrests, but it did not spoil the event— were arrests, but it did not spoil the event at all. and i was amazed actually. miles of tteet— was amazed actually. miles of tteet .— was amazed actually. miles of tteet . ant— was amazed actually. miles of tteet . ant yet— was amazed actually. miles of road . and yet nobody came out. road. and yet nobody came out. wetety— road. and yet nobody came out. wetety eteetet— road. and yet nobody came out. nobody spooked any horses. you tmew,— nobody spooked any horses. you knew. ent— nobody spooked any horses. you knew. ent tne— nobody spooked any horses. you know, and the thing wasn't temetet— know, and the thing wasn't temeoet . — know, and the thing wasn't damaged . yeti-- know, and the thing wasn't damaged . �*itt�*ti;-- know, and the thing wasn't- damaged . well, hopefully there's damaged. well, hopefully there's going to be no protests here in lutterworth. we're going to go back to you now, camilla, but full of opinions here on the people's panel in lutterworth in leicestershire. lovely people's panel in lutterworth in leicestershire . lovely to hear leicestershire. lovely to hear teem— leicestershire. lovely to hear teem tewety— ti; ifl iti; lovely to hear from lovely lutterworth . thank from lovely lutterworth. thank you— from lovely lutterworth. thank yew teey— from lovely lutterworth. thank yew teey mwen— from lovely lutterworth. thank you very much for— from lovely lutterworth. thank you very much for that. will now:— you very much for that. will wew-ett— you very much for that. will now,-still.come- you very much for that. will now, still come on the now, lots still to come on the etew—

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this is gb news radio . this is gb news radio. welcome back to the camilla tominey show. a coronation eteeet— tominey show. a coronation eteetet twe— tominey show. a coronation special live from _ “cg a coronation special live from buckingham teteee. — special live from buckingham teteee. wew— special live from buckingham palace. now i've— special live from buckingham palace. now i've got the best tweet— palace. now i've got the best guest because _ palace. now i've got the best guest because arthur anderson went— guest because arthur anderson went enty— guest because arthur anderson wasn't only communications eeeeeteey— wasn't only communications eeeeeteey te— wasn't only communications secretary to the— wasn't only communications secretary to the late queen, but ene— secretary to the late queen, but ene we— secretary to the late queen, but ene etee— secretary to the late queen, but she was also director of communications to justin welby, the communications to justin welby, tne eeenttenet— communications to justin welby, the archbishop of— communications to justin welby, the archbishop of canterbury. so teeewmetty— the archbishop of canterbury. so presumably, ailsa_ the archbishop of canterbury. so presumably, ailsa , you were presumably, ailsa, you were teettnt— presumably, ailsa, you were teettnt et— presumably, ailsa, you were looking at this— presumably, ailsa, you were looking at this from both angles yeeteetey— looking at this from both angles yeeteetey. _wnet- looking at this from both angles yesterday. what were yesterday. tell me, what were yewe— yesterday. tell me, what were yewe nttnttonte— yesterday. tell me, what were your highlights ceremony? your highlights of the ceremony? oh, your highlights of the ceremony? onltetty— your highlights of the ceremony? onltetty .— your highlights of the ceremony? oh, golly , camilla. there oh, my golly, camilla. there were so many i— oh, my golly, camilla. there were so many i have to say. i tnewont— were so many i have to say. i tnewtnt tne— were so many i have to say. i thought the archbishop was ten out thought the archbishop was ten ewt et— thought the archbishop was ten ewt et ten. — thought the archbishop was ten out of ten. yes. _ thought the archbishop was ten out of ten. “ii in terms of a out of ten. yes. in terms of a teet— out of ten. yes. in terms of a teet went — out of ten. yes. in terms of a teet went ne— out of ten. yes. in terms of a foot wrong. he was. - out of ten. “ii in terms of a foot wrong. ti; ' flt: out of ten. “ii in terms of a foot wrong. ti; ' foot wrong. he was. and i know

he would have been worried. i know he would have been praying the night before. yes and having his own personal space to, you know, to ensure that everything went well and he would rehearse and rehearse and rehearse. you know, a perfectionist, like know, he's a perfectionist, like like king. they're like the king. they're both perfectionists and was perfectionists. yes. and it was it was interesting . i saw one of it was interesting. i saw one of the headlines saying saying, you know, basically, well done . know, basically, well done. didn't well, the king didn't we do well, the king would not have ever said that he would not have ever said that he would worrying you would be worrying about, you know, bits that may have know, tiny bits that may have gone you have i let gone wrong, you know, have i let anyone down? have i have i delivered for the public? you know, i am here. how is he tntntee— know, i am here. how is he tntntee vee— know, i am here. how is he thinks? yes, i— know, i am here. how is he thinks? yes, i do— fltiiti; how is he thinks? yes, i do think you mew.— thinks? yes, i do think you knew. ne— thinks? yes, i do think you know, he said— thinks? yes, i do think you know, he said he said yesterday , i know, he said he said yesterday . t em— know, he said he said yesterday . t em teee— know, he said he said yesterday . t em teee te— know, he said he said yesterday , i am here to serve— know, he said he said yesterday , i am here to serve . fltiiti; , i am here to serve. i'm here net— , i am here to serve. i'm here net te— , i am here to serve. i'm here not to be served upon. and that was very similar to the archbishop's sermon yesterday as well. so it's very much about service community. what i can give you rather than what you give to you rather than what you can give to me, which i think is especially in today's society. and think that's so and i think that's just so key. yes absolutely. now, you say tneee— yes absolutely. now, you say tneee went— yes absolutely. now, you say there wasn't a— yes absolutely. now, you say there wasn't a hitch.- t/ti;tit .ti-y now, you say there wasn't a hitch. there was a there wasn't a hitch. there was e ettnt— there wasn't a hitch. there was e etttnt ttten— there wasn't a hitch. there was a slight hitch, which you must

newe— a slight hitch, which you must have noticed— a slight hitch, which you must have noticed as— a slight hitch, which you must have noticed as well, because a slight hitch, which you must havaveryiced as well, because a slight hitch, which you must havavery familiarvell, because a slight hitch, which you must havavery familiar with because a slight hitch, which you must havavery familiar with how use a slight hitch, which you must havavery familiar with how you i'm very familiar with how you all i'm very familiar with how you ett-tntnte. — i'm very familiar with how you all-things. you- i'm very familiar with how you all things. you have all plan things. you must have tneee—tneee- all plan things. you must havei those _there _to those little books there down to the those little books there down to tne-mtnwte— those little books there down to the minute. absolutely what the last minute. absolutely what nettenete— the last minute. absolutely what happened? diamond jubilee happened? the diamond jubilee etete— happened? the diamond jubilee etee—et- state coach arrives at westminster- state coach arrives at westminster abbey and then he's nett— westminster abbey and then he's nett tn— westminster abbey and then he's nett tn e— westminster abbey and then he's held in a fixed— westminster abbey and then he's held in a fixed point for five mtnwtee— held in a fixed point for five minutes. you— held in a fixed point for five minutes. you can— held in a fixed point for five minutes. you can see the door etentnt. — minutes. you can see the door etentnt. ne— minutes. you can see the door etentnt. ne nee— minutes. you can see the door opening. he has a— minutes. you can see the door opening. he has a chat with the ceewn— opening. he has a chat with the ceewn ttweeey. — opening. he has a chat with the crown equerry. he— opening. he has a chat with the crown equerry. he doesn't look too crown equerry. he doesn't look tee netty.— crown equerry. he doesn't look tee netty. ttee— crown equerry. he doesn't look too happy. elsa how does this nettene— too happy. elsa how does this nettene t— too happy. elsa how does this happen? i thought things happen? i thought these things weee—tne— happen? i thought these things weee—tne teey- happen? i thought these things. were _the very second. were planned to the very second. tett— were planned to the very second. wet. eewee— were planned to the very second. well, never work— were planned to the very second. well, never work with— were planned to the very second. well, never work with children and animals. i think camilla is the key there. and you're deaung the key there. and you're dealing with horses and you say he didn't look too happy. i just think he was he was nervous and he's had a lot on his mind because i think i've said to you before, what members of the royal family are like normally, like more than anything, is a hitch happen something hitch to happen is something that's to go according that's not going to go according to something going to plan, something that's going to plan, something that's going to they can talk to be amusing that they can talk about . so i it about afterwards. so i think it would be more for not an annoyance, actually, you would be more for not an annoytthet, actually, you would be more for not an annoytthe eyes actually, you would be more for not an annoytthe eyes oftually, you would be more for not an annoytthe eyes of the ly, you would be more for not an annoytthe eyes of the world are know, the eyes of the world are on us. we've got to make sure this is absolutely perfection minute by minute and obviously

it wasn't, but i'm sure they will. they will laugh about it in retrospect. but now, etwtewety— in retrospect. but now, obviously, you - fl i but now, obviously, you worked in very eteee— obviously, you worked in very close quarters— obviously, you worked in very close quarters with the couple. cen— close quarters with the couple. cen yew— close quarters with the couple. cen yew twet— close quarters with the couple. cen yew we owe— close quarters with the couple. can you just give us your tmteeeetene— can you just give us your impressions of- can you just give us your impressions of them as individuals?— impressions of them as individuals? a individuals? i know it's a professional— professional working relationship, you must professional working— relationship,-you must have relationship, but you must have got relationship, but you must have oetltnew— relationship, but you must have got know relatively got to know them relatively wett. — well. what's the king like? wnet-e— well. what's the king like? what's—like? l well. what's the king like?- what's—like? well, i what's the queen like? well, i ttmt— what's the queen like? well, i we tte— what's the queen like? well, i think the king has that sense of extraordinary duty that he that he got from his mother . extraordinary duty that he that he got from his mother. i think he's kind . he's generous. he's he's kind. he's generous. he's thoughtful . he's kind. he's generous. he's thoughtful. he's he's kind. he's generous. he's thoughtful . he's spiritual he's kind. he's generous. he's thoughtful. he's spiritual. he's kind. he's generous. he's thoughtful. he's spiritual . you thoughtful. he's spiritual. you hear the stories that never get publicised. and you know, he he arnie andrew lloyd webber said said yesterday that he sent him two personal letters when his son died recently , he there was son died recently, he there was a royal photographer whose wife died last year. and again, the king and the queen sent personal letters of condolence, which are never publicised. but it's just those little things that people don't hear about which show that actually they've got a huge heart and are incredibly

compassionate . what i love about compassionate. what i love about the queen is, is her extraordinary warmth and her she's so down to earth. and i think, you know, she wasn't born to this life and yet she has, you know , she has she has grown you know, she has she has grown into it. i love the causes that she champions. yes, child orphans, literature, domestic abuse on women is things that maybe to not sexy in the eyes of the media. but actually, she has put a spotlight on those. and she's giving them, you know, the pubuchy she's giving them, you know, the publicity that they really need. you mentioned the media there. etwtewety.— you mentioned the media there. obviously, you're— you mentioned the media there. obviously, you're a— obviously, you're a communications guru and i obviously, you're a— communications guru and i was tetne— communications guru and i was oetnt te— communications guru and i was oetnt te eet— communications guru and i was oetnt te eet yew— communications guru and i was going to ask you about the pr eteeet— going to ask you about the pr etteet te— going to ask you about the pr effort to restore— going to ask you about the pr effort to restore the reputations- effort to restore the reputations of charles and cemttte. — reputations of charles and camilla. we— reputations of charles and camilla. we can think back to tne— camilla. we can think back to tne etee— camilla. we can think back to tne etee ee— camilla. we can think back to the 90s as particular albie. the tween— the 90s as particular albie. the queen was public— the 90s as particular albie. the queen was public enemy number one queen was public enemy number eneltneee— queen was public enemy number eneltneee te— queen was public enemy number one there is something one in there is something etttntty— one in there is something slightly surreal about seeing tnem — slightly surreal about seeing them -wearing- slightly surreal about seeing them wearing crowns on the them both wearing crowns on the teteeny— them both wearing crowns on the balcony behind— them both wearing crowns on the balcony behind us.— them both wearing crowns on the balcony behind us. is that teee— balcony behind us. is that teee et— balcony behind us. is that because of an— balcony behind us. is that because of an enormous pr effort or because of an enormous pr effort ee te— because of an enormous pr effort ee te tt— because of an enormous pr effort ee te tt teee— because of an enormous pr effort or is it because of— because of an enormous pr effort or is it because of who they are as or is it because of who they are ee—ent— or is it because of who they are ee—ent teette- as individuals and people eetwetty— as individuals and people actually going— as individuals and people actually going know actually going, do you know wtete—

actually going, do you know wtete-mtttt— actually going, do you know what?-might have- actually going, do you know what? gfl. actually going, do you know. what?-might have not been actually going, do you know- what?-might have not been the what? it might have not been the perfect and most auspicious start. they don't want to be tteteyet— start. they don't want to be tteteyet te— they don't want to be disloyal to princess diana. but at disloyal to princess diana. but et—tnte- disloyal to princess diana. but et—tnte eewttei at the same time, this couple newe— at the same time, this couple nee-— at the same time, this couple nve- teette- at the same time, this couple have on people think have grown on people i think netety— have grown on people i think nobody knows— have grown on people i think nobody knows what goes on inside a nobody knows what goes on inside e meeneet — nobody knows what goes on inside a marriage. camilla,— nobody knows what goes on inside a marriage. /ti- a marriage. camilla, you know, i'm divorced. no one knows, you know, so and people are very, very quick to judge . so there very quick to judge. so there are always two sides of every story. was it a deliberate , you story. was it a deliberate, you know, proactive media campaign ? know, proactive media campaign? i wasn't around and i do not know. i can only say what i see for them as individuals. and i just see the extraordinary work and dedication and duty and humility that they both possess . and those people who meet them. and i've spoken to people who meet them and they say that you see them on a walkabout, the king on a walkabout. he's probably spent far more time chatting to people than he should do. and probably should do. and he's probably chivvied around by his staff because he's genuinely interested in what people have to say. you know, he's to say. he's, you know, he's curious. generous with his curious. he's generous with his time . and i think people will

time. and i think people will just see more and more of that now that , you know, they are now that, you know, they are king and queen and that chemistry between them is really important. tell us a bit about the important. tell us a bit about tne tynemte— important. tell us a bit about the dynamic of— important. tell us a bit about the dynamic of their- the dynamic of their relationship. i that it the dynamic of their- relationship. i-that it was relationship. i felt that it was tteyet— relationship. i felt that it was tteyet ewt— relationship. i felt that it was tteyet ewt te— relationship. i felt that it was played out to perfection during tewntetn— played out to perfection during tewntetn ten— played out to perfection during fountain pen gate. you get fountain pen gate. when you get i fountain pen gate. when you get t meen— fountain pen gate. when you get t t— fountain pen gate. when you get teneen t ten-t— fountain pen gate. when you get i mean, i don't know what ttey-ee— i mean, i don't know what ttey-ee-ttte— i mean, i don't know what- they're-like-palace they're both like behind palace tetee— they're both like behind palace tetee-tntnte— they're both like behind palace oetee-tntnte 90- they're both like behind palace gates things go wrong, they're both like behind palace gates aren'tthings go wrong, they're both like behind palace gates aren't funny, go wrong, they're both like behind palace gates aren't funny, butirong, which aren't funny, but etvtewety— which aren't funny, but obviously the fountain pen teetty— obviously the fountain pen deeply irritated him. she was tneee— deeply irritated him. she was tneee te— deeply irritated him. she was there to calm _ deeply irritated him. she was there to calm and soothe. is ttet— there to calm and soothe. is tnet wtet— there to calm and soothe. is that what you've— there to calm and soothe. is that what you've observed as far as that what you've observed as far ee new— that what you've observed as far ee new ttey— that what you've observed as far as how they relate— that what you've observed as far as how they relate to each etneee— as how they relate to each etneeelt— as how they relate to each etneeelt-tt- as how they relate to each other? i i - it could i as how they relate to each| other?ii-it could be as how they relate to each. other?ii-it could be a as how they relate to each- other?ii-it could be a bit other? i think it could be a bit of yin and yang. i think he may be the eeyore to her tigger, you know, he you know, know, where he says, you know, why people saying this? why why are people saying this? why is happening? you know, he is this happening? you know, he is this happening? you know, he is he is a perfectionist. he is a workaholic , and she will sort of workaholic, and she will sort of chivvy and say, look, chivvy him along and say, look, darling, you know, don't worry about that. know, we've got about that. you know, we've got this you know, this to do now. and, you know, she's sort of very much jollying him people who him and, you know, people who knows how relations ships knows what how relations ships work, would work, you know, but it would have been sorry state of have been a sorry state of affairs to him affairs yesterday to see him crowned alone . oh, yeah. oh, crowned alone. oh, yeah. oh, totally. yeah. it almost

totally. yeah. it would almost remind one of the queen the late queen at prince philip's funeral. again alone without your partner. you know , your partner. you know, everyone. i can't think of anyone who didn't say how sorrowful all that looked on on camera. so i totally agree with you. him being crowned monarch on his own. and it's a massive job. my goodness. you know, being head of state to 15 realms, including the united kingdom, you know, it's huge . kingdom, you know, it's huge. and, you know, he has the support of the woman he loves to fulfil that destiny and the support of at least his eldest son. what did you make of tentewteety— son. what did you make of particularly the— what did you make of particularly the princess of teetee— particularly the princess of wales yesterday? i mean, some of the wales yesterday? i mean, some of tne tmeoeey— wales yesterday? i mean, some of tne tmeoeey et— wales yesterday? i mean, some of the imagery of kate— wales yesterday? i mean, some of the imagery of kate is just etwnntnt— the imagery of kate is just etwnntnt .— the imagery of kate is just etwnntnt . t— the imagery of kate is just stunning . i felt- the imagery of kate is just stunning . i felt she couldn't stunning. i felt she couldn't neve— stunning. i felt she couldn't have looked— stunning. i felt she couldn't have looked more regal. yes, she teetet— have looked more regal. yes, she teetet ttte— have looked more regal. yes, she teetet ttte e— have looked more regal. yes, she looked like a queen— have looked more regal. yes, she looked like a queen in waiting, tttn-t— looked like a queen in waiting, tttn-t ene— looked like a queen in waiting, didn't she, elsa?— looked like a queen in waiting, didn't she, elsa? she looked teewtttwt. — didn't she, elsa? she looked beautiful. she's- didn't she, elsa? she looked beautiful. ifligfl �*" ti.ti.fl. beautiful. she's magnificent. and she's like that behind the scenes. is she what she like? tewee— scenes. is she what she like? because people _ scenes. is she what she like? because people are- i is she what she like? because people are so intrigued by because people are so intrigued ty nee— because people are so intrigued ty nee teee— because people are so intrigued by her because she doesn't speak up by her because she doesn't speak wt ett— by her because she doesn't speak wt ett ttet— by her because she doesn't speak up all that often.— by her because she doesn't speak up all that often. she remains a ttte— up all that often. she remains a ttttte ttt—

up all that often. she remains a little bit like— up all that often. she remains a little bit like the— up all that often. she remains a little bit like the late queen in little bit like the late queen tn ttet— little bit like the late queen in that she's— little bit like the late queen in that she's an— little bit like the late queen in that she's an enigma. and yet i in that she's an enigma. and yet t—eee— in that she's an enigma. and yet t—eee ewtte- in that she's an enigma. and yeti i_are quite obsessed i know women are quite obsessed by-i— i know women are quite obsessed ty-t knew— i know women are quite obsessed ty-t tnew ett— i know women are quite obsessed ty-t tnew ett my— by her. i know all my girlfriends— by her. i know all my girlfriends are like, is girlfriends are like, what is ene— girlfriends are like, what is ene eeetty— girlfriends are like, what is she really like?— girlfriends are like, what is she really like? what is she ttet — she really like? what is she tttee vett— she really like? what is she like? well, she's- she really like? what is she like? �*itt�*ti;-- fl she really like? what is she like? fl she really like? what is she- like? well, she's when i've seen her she is kindness her in private, she is kindness personify wide generous with personify wide and generous with her . i remember her coming her time. i remember her coming into our press office in buckingham palace and having a tour around and meeting the team. shortly after the wedding, basically just to say thank you. now, she didn't have to do that , but she did. and for those people who work very, very hard dunng people who work very, very hard during the royal wedding in 2012, that was 2011. that was extraordinarily kind. and, you know, that little bit of stardust, that magic will stay with people forever. of course . with people forever. of course. now, let's talk about the eteee— now, let's talk about the spares, because i know you also weetet— spares, because i know you also worked closely— spares, because i know you also worked closely with both prince nemy— worked closely with both prince neeey ent— worked closely with both prince neeey ent tne— worked closely with both prince harry and the duke of york. tette— harry and the duke of york. tet-e teet— harry and the duke of york. let's deal with— harry and the duke of york. let's deal with harry. first of .it.— let's deal with harry. first of ett t— let's deal with harry. first of ett t meen— let's deal with harry. first of all, i mean, do— let's deal with harry. first of all, i mean, do you think the tem— all, i mean, do you think the etm, ee— all, i mean, do you think the etm, ee te— all, i mean, do you think the firm, so to speak,— all, i mean, do you think the firm, so to speak, managed that ettwettene— firm, so to speak, managed that situation? okay.— firm, so to speak, managed that situation? okay. mean, situation? okay. i mean, etvtewety— situation? okay. i mean, obviously, relegated situation? okay. i mean,- obviously,-relegated to obviously, he was relegated to the obviously, he was relegated to tne tntet— obviously, he was relegated to the third row. _ obviously, he was relegated to the third row. he— obviously, he was relegated to the third row. he was obscured by the third row. he was obscured ty tne— the third row. he was obscured by the princess— the third row. he was obscured by the princess royal's feathered _ by the princess royal's feathered hat. i mean, from a pr

teeeteettve,— feathered hat. i mean, from a pr perspective, elsa _ feathered hat. i mean, from a pr perspective, elsa ,_ feathered hat. i mean, from a pr perspective, elsa , how do you perspective, elsa, how do you ttmt— perspective, elsa, how do you tntnt ttet— perspective, elsa, how do you think that all— perspective, elsa, how do you think that all played out? i eeteoetet— think that all played out? i relegated to— think that all played out? i relegated to the third row. i ttmt— relegated to the third row. i ttmt teette— relegated to the third row. i think people might- relegated to the third row. i think people might bite your right arm off to be in the third row at westminster abbey, to be watching a coronation of a king. i think it was wonderful that he came. i really do . i thought he came. i really do. i thought he looked relaxed when he walked into the abbey . you know, he was into the abbey. you know, he was smiling at people. he was chatting to his cousins. i thought it was it was lovely . thought it was it was lovely. and just there to show support to his father for not much support. and stepmother was there for a few minutes. he doesn't seem to speak- he doesn't seem to speak to anyone. twe— doesn't seem to speak to anyone. twe newe— doesn't seem to speak to anyone. twe newee twe— doesn't seem to speak to anyone. two hours, two hours is not a tew— two hours, two hours is not a tew mtnwtee. — two hours, two hours is not a few minutes. tciit but he had few minutes. camilla. but he had no few minutes. camilla. but he had ne tnteeeetten— few minutes. camilla. but he had no interaction at— few minutes. camilla. but he had no interaction at all— few minutes. tciit but he had no interaction at all with tetnee— no interaction at all with prince william. he didn't seem to prince william. he didn't seem te neve— prince william. he didn't seem te neve mwen— prince william. he didn't seem to have much interaction at all wttn— to have much interaction at all wttn nte— to have much interaction at all with his father.— to have much interaction at all with his father. you've got this rwvteteeet— with his father. you've got this rwvteteeet-et- juxtaposed situation of a teetnee— juxtaposed situation of a brother-one- juxtaposed situation of a brother one hand pledging to brother on one hand pledging to be brother on one hand pledging to te tne— brother on one hand pledging to te tne ttete— brother on one hand pledging to be the liege man— brother on one hand pledging to be the liege man of life and ttmt—e- be the liege man of life and ttmt—e ttee- be the liege man of life and limb—a kiss on. be the liege man of life and. limb—a kiss on the limb and having a kiss on the eteet— limb and having a kiss on the meet et— limb and having a kiss on the meet et tne— limb and having a kiss on the cheek of the king. and then you neve— cheek of the king. and then you have-brother- cheek of the king. and then you have brother heading have the other brother heading teet— have the other brother heading teee—eeen- have the other brother heading. back—soonithe back to heathrow as soon as the ceevme— back to heathrow as soon as the ceevme teen— back to heathrow as soon as the crown's been-upon- back to heathrow as soon as the crown's been upon the crown's been placed upon the tteyet—

crown's been placed upon the tteyet-vet.— crown's been placed upon the royal-well, he- crown's been placed upon the royal-well, he didn'tl crown's been placed upon the- royal-well, he didn't have royal head. well, he didn't have a play because he's not a part to play because he's not the heir apparent. of the heir apparent. and of course, it prince archie's course, it was prince archie's birthday yesterday, his fourth birthday, you know, to birthday, and, you know, to prince harry having to combine his official duty as the king's youngest son with his duty as a father. and we know, as working women, you know, it's a balancing act, isn't it? so he managed to, you know, well done him for doing both yesterday. and how about the duke of and how abodut the «duke onyork? and how about the duke of york? nete— and how about the duke of york? ne-e tn— and how about the duke of york? ne-e tn nte— and how about the duke of york? he's in his garter— and how about the duke of york? he's in his garter robes. that ewtte— he's in his garter robes. that was quite unexpected because i ewtteee— was quite unexpected because i ewtteee-tnewont- suppose people thought his wntteem— suppose people thought his wntteem .— suppose people thought his uniform ,.well- suppose people thought his uniform , well his seating uniform, as well as his seating mttnt— uniform, as well as his seating mttnt-teen— uniform, as well as his seating might been relegated might have been relegated teee— might have been relegated teee et— might have been relegated because of the— might have been relegated because of the fact he's no tentee— because of the fact he's no tentee-eeye.- because of the fact he's noi longer-royal. that longer a working royal. that distinction— longer a working royal. that distinction again distinction was drawn again yeeteetey. — distinction was drawn again yesterday. should he have been in yesterday. should he have been tn tneee— yesterday. should he have been in those robes?— yesterday. should he have been in those robes? well, he's enttttet— in those robes? well, he's entitled to. _ in those robes? well, he's entitled to. he- in those robes? well, he's entitled to. ti; in those robes? well, he's entitled to. he is he is a member of the order of the garter. no, but the optics i'm eettnt— garter. no, but the optics i'm eettnt y...— garter. no, but the optics i'm eettnt yew, tn— garter. no, but the optics i'm eettnt yew, tn e— garter. no, but the optics i'm asking you, in a pr- - no, but the optics i'm asking you, in a pr capacity ettn— asking you, in a pr capacity eeem ne— asking you, in a pr capacity eeem ne te. — asking you, in a pr capacity again, he is. i'm- asking you, in a pr capacity again, he is. iti; : again, he is. i'm sure he asked the question and sure the the question and i'm sure the question have gone question would have gone straight to the top. and the straight up to the top. and the answer was yes, wear answer obviously was yes, wear them. might indicate a them. so it might indicate a softening by the king towards his brother . again, i do not

his brother. again, i do not know. it is hard to know that he didn't you know, he was there in support of his brother, the king he wasn't on the balcony . it was he wasn't on the balcony. it was the working royals on the balcony. i love the balcony scene. i love the fact that there were the older generation of members royal family, of members of the royal family, you the gloucesters and you know, the gloucesters and princess so princess alexandra, who does so much without a fanfare. absolutely so i thought that was it lovely. it was really, it was lovely. it was really, really are an expert in reputational management and is there any after this interview, i probably won't be. no, you absolutely brilliant- i probably won't be. no, you absolutely brilliant .- . no, you absolutely brilliant . and it's absolutely brilliant. and it's nwtety— absolutely brilliant. and it's hugely insightful. but the duke of hugely insightful. but the duke et wt,— hugely insightful. but the duke et weet, en— hugely insightful. but the duke of york, can he— hugely insightful. but the duke of york, can he be rehabilitated? i mean, he of york, can he be— rehabilitated? i mean, he got teeet— rehabilitated? i mean, he got teeet en— rehabilitated? i mean, he got booed on the— rehabilitated? i mean, he got booed on the way in. i didn't teee— booed on the way in. i didn't teee ttet. — booed on the way in. i didn't teee ttet. t— booed on the way in. i didn't hear that. i didn't- booed on the way in. i didn't hear that. t: t: fl . hear that. i didn't hear any anything like that at all. but can he build it back up, do you think? who knows? you know, if i had a crystal ball, you look at i know you look at people in the past who john profumo , for past who john profumo, for example, who you have to then dedicate yourself to good works and keep a low profile. maybe not parade around— and keep a low profile. maybe not parade around in- iflt: maybe not parade around in garter ete— not parade around in garter

ete teen— not parade around in garter robes. yeah well, you know who wte— robes. yeah well, you know who wne tnewee — robes. yeah well, you know who who knows? who— robes. yeah well, you know who who knows? -- who knows? who knows what will happen and what he will want to do. final word. just woman to penny— t:ti final word. just woman to woman. penny mordaunt ? yes? can woman. penny mordaunt? yes? can i woman. penny mordaunt? yes? can t neve— woman. penny mordaunt? yes? can t neve yewe— woman. penny mordaunt? yes? can i have your thoughts, please ? i have your thoughts, please? vet.— i have your thoughts, please? vet. t— i have your thoughts, please? vet. t etett— i have your thoughts, please? well, i spoke to— i have your thoughts, please? well, i spoke to i've- i have your thoughts, please? well, i spoke to i've got- well, i spoke to i've got a great friend called beck and she was texting me yesterday saying she looks amazing. who's done her makeup? she looks fantastic .each her makeup? she looks fantastic . each to their own . i don't. . each to their own. i don't. you know what— . each to their own. i don't. you know what i'm- itifl i i don't. you know what i'm thinking that penny— you know what i'm thinking that penny mordaunt,— you know what i'm thinking that penny mordaunt, now she's become a penny mordaunt, now she's become e etee— penny mordaunt, now she's become e etee et— penny mordaunt, now she's become e etee et eteee— penny mordaunt, now she's become a star of stage and— penny mordaunt, now she's become a star of stage and screen. stee— a star of stage and screen. ste-e meem— a star of stage and screen. she's meant to— a star of stage and screen. she's meant to be- a star of stage and screen. she's meant to be seen- a star of stage and screen. she's meant to be seen from a game of thrones, isn't she? something like that. but- something like that. but i'll tett—mttntl something like that. but i'll. tell—might need tell you what. she might need mee-nett— tell you what. she might need more-help. elsa.- tell you what. she might need more-help. elsa. i- tell you what. she might need more help. elsa. i think more pr help. elsa. i think tneee— more pr help. elsa. i think there could— more pr help. elsa. i think there could be— more pr help. elsa. i think there could be a job there teee— there could be a job there because she's— there could be a job there because she's political royalty. ttte— because she's political royalty. ttte-sne— because she's political royalty. this-she sure- because she's political royalty. this she sure elsa this is thing. she sure is. elsa anteeeen— this is thing. she sure is. elsa andersen,-you- this is thing. she sure is. elsa andersen,-you so- this is thing. she sure is. elsa andersen, you so much for andersen, thank you so much for retntno— andersen, thank you so much for rennet-memmt.- andersen, thank you so much for joining morning. lovely joining me this morning. lovely to joining me this morning. lovely te—tn— joining me this morning. lovely te—tn twet- joining me this morning. lovely te—tn twet e- to see you. now, in just a mement— to see you. now, in just a eneenent ttm— to see you. now, in just a moment, i'm going to speaking moment, i'm going to be speaking to moment, i'm going to be speaking to-honnegeb_ moment, i'm going to be speaking to-honneger, who- moment, i'm going to be speaking to-honneger, who is- moment, i'm going to be speaking to honneger, who is one to robert honneger, who is one of to robert honneger, who is one et-veey— to robert honneger, who is one et-veey tew— to robert honneger, who is one of very few members of the of the very few members of the twtte— of the very few members of the twtte-weee— of the very few members of the public were invited to public who were invited to yeeteetey-e— yesterday's coronation. he was eteeet— yesterday's coronation. he was etteeetltteee — yesterday's coronation. he was offered place opening offered a place after opening his offered a place after opening nte eeteetnt— offered a place after opening his catering business a soup his catering business to a soup tttenen— his catering business to a soup kitchen—pandemicl his catering business to a soup. kitchen—pandemic. and his catering business to a soup kitchtbe pandemic. and his catering business to a soup kitchtbe telling pandemic. and his catering business to a soup kitchtbe telling us pandemic. and his catering business to a soup kitchtbe telling us allidemic. and his catering business to a soup kitchtbe telling us all about. and he'll be telling us all about tne— he'll be telling us all about tne-tent- he'll be telling us all about tne-tent 9°- he'll be telling us all about the don't go anywhere. the big day. don't go anywhere. wett— the big day. don't go anywhere. wet-teet— the big day. don't go anywhere. we'll-back very—

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open rational debate . we've got open rational debate. we've got to open rational debate. we've got te weet— open rational debate. we've got te weet ewt— open rational debate. we've got to work out how— open rational debate. we've got to work out how britain moves teeweet— to work out how britain moves teeweet teem — to work out how britain moves forward from this— to work out how britain moves forward from this .— to work out how britain moves forward from this . join us . forward from this. join us. here veteeme— forward from this. join us. here veteeme teet— forward from this. join us. here welcome back to— forward from this. join us. here welcome back to the— forward from this. join us. here welcome back to the camilla tominey show, a coronation. special live from buckingham palace. now, can you imagine receiving an email and then an invitation on your map to go to the coronation? if you're just an ordinary member of the public? when say ordinary . but public? when i say ordinary. but rod robert henninger. rod and robert henninger. henninger of henninger is the owner of humdingers catering and they were one of the few members of the public who invited to the public who were invited to the public who were invited to the ceremony . robert the coronation ceremony. robert us , tell us everything. what was us, tell us everything. what was it like? you arrived super early, i believe super early. like everyone else seemed to do as like everyone else seemed to do ee wett. — like everyone else seemed to do ee wett. se— like everyone else seemed to do ee wett. se tt— like everyone else seemed to do as well. so it was— like everyone else seemed to do as well. so it was a— like everyone else seemed to do as well. . . - as well. so it was a bit like. but everybody was so nice in the line. it seemed like everybody, everybody had a medal for some reason. yes, they were all there to celebrate kings and it

to celebrate the kings and it was amazing. it really was . was amazing. it really was. tell us why you were invited. well, i was invited because we did this soup kitchen and foodbank on hoxton street. yes. so we fed lots of people : fl fl yes. so we fed lots of people and we fed so we fed lots of people and we tet tne— so we fed lots of people and we tet tne tteyet— so we fed lots of people and we fed the royal london hospital ent— fed the royal london hospital ent we— fed the royal london hospital and we helped— fed the royal london hospital and we helped out lots of other neetttete— and we helped out lots of other hospitals-well— and we helped out lots of other hospitals-well for— and we helped out lots of other hospitals well for kind of hospitals as well for kind of meeeet— hospitals as well for kind of eneeeet ent— hospitals as well for kind of morale and things that get in the morale and things that get in tne ettnt— morale and things that get in tne etont . — morale and things that get in the right. and— morale and things that get in the right. 'flt: morale and things that get in the right . ' flt: tritiiti; morale and things that get in the right . ' flt: ttttiiti; morale and things that get in the right . ' flt: the right. and you were one of several hundred british empire medallists to be invited. yes. and were you all seated together? what kind of view did you have? i had a fantastic ttt— you have? i had a fantastic ttt yew— you have? i had a fantastic view. did you tell us everything about that? i was two rows back in about that? i was two rows back tn tne— about that? i was two rows back tn tne mtttte— .flit.7 i was two rows back in the middle underneath the to the in the middle underneath the to tne ttnt— in the middle underneath the to tne ttnt et— in the middle underneath the to tne ttnt et .— in the middle underneath the to the kind of . the— in the middle underneath the to the kind of . the underneath the kind of. the underneath underneath— the kind of. the underneath underneath one— the kind of. the underneath underneath one of the biggest tttteee. — underneath one of the biggest tttteee. se— underneath one of the biggest tttteee. se ne— underneath one of the biggest pillars. so no one— underneath one of the biggest pillars. so no one could sit tnee.— pillars. so no one could sit tneee. on— pillars. so no one could sit there. oh good.— pillars. so no one could sit there. oh good. so i could step to there. oh good. so i could step te ee— there. oh good. so i could step te ette— there. oh good. so i could step to one side when— there. oh good. so i could step to one side when we were etenttno— to one side when we were etenttnt ee— to one side when we were standing so the- to one side when we were standing so the people behind me eewtt— standing so the people behind me eewtt — standing so the people behind me could see. and— standing so the people behind me could see. and your— standing so the people behind me could see. flt: . . could see. and your view isn't obscured by a pillar. you've got a view of the sea. a clear view of the sea. perfectly. the whole crowning. well no, not the crowning, but the everything in. oh, the everything coming in. oh, wonderful. were wonderful. because we were in the wonderful. because we were in tne tteet— wonderful. because we were in tne tteet teet— wonderful. because we were in the first part, then they go the first part, and then they go tnte— the first part, and then they go tnte-eeeent— the first part, and then they go into-second part- the first part, and then they go into second part and we into the second part and we wetenet— into the second part and we watched the— into the second part and we watched the crowning on telly.

so watched the crowning on telly. se yew-e— watched the crowning on telly. so you're seated— watched the crowning on telly. so you're seated from - watched the crowning on telly. so you're seated from about 70am, what did you do in 70am, 7 am? what did you do in between when they did between then and when they did the so to speak? the pre music, so to speak? well, lots going on. i well, we had lots going on. i mean, there was of really mean, there was lots of really etee— mean, there was lots of really teette.— mean, there was lots of really nice people. katy— mean, there was lots of really nice people. katy perry was two tentnt— nice people. katy perry was two rows behind us.— nice people. katy perry was two rows behind us. was she down? so rows behind us. was she down? so ete— rows behind us. was she down? so ete wetet— rows behind us. was she down? so she looked like— rows behind us. was she down? so she looked like she- rows behind us. was she down? so she looked like she was- rows behind us. was she down? so she looked like she was a bit of a lost soul because she didn't plus you didn't have a plus one. you didn't have a plus one. you didn't a plus one. no one didn't have a plus one. no one was allowed a plus— didn't have a plus one. no one was allowed a plus one.- fl . no one was allowed a plus one. so who tety— was allowed a plus one. so who tety eemy— was allowed a plus one. so who was katy perry chatting? \tti was katy perry chatting? no. vett— was katy perry chatting? no. wett yew— was katy perry chatting? no. wett, yew twet— was katy perry chatting? no. well, you just need— was katy perry chatting? \tti well, you just need to make tetente. — well, you just need to make friends. that— well, you just need to make friends. that was the whole temt— friends. that was the whole tent-tt— friends. that was the whole tetnt-tt-e- friends. that was the whole point.-it-a very. friends. that was the whole point. it a very good point. yes. it was a very good ttee— point. yes. it was a very good ttee te— point. yes. it was a very good ttee te ttnt— point. yes. it was a very good idea to kind of— point. yes. it was a very good idea to kind of really get the _te— idea to kind of really get the room _to stick- idea to kind of really get the room to stick them room going to stick them tetettee— room going to stick them together from _ room going to stick them together from and by together from 7 to 11. and by tne— together from 7 to 11. and by tne ent— together from 7 to 11. and by tne ent et— together from 7 to 11. and by the end of it,— together from 7 to 11. and by the end of it, i— together from 7 to 11. and by the end of it, i think most of meet— the end of it, i think most of meetlwe— the end of it, i think most of most.us.made- the end of it, i think most of- most.us.made-with most of us all made friends with eeen— most of us all made friends with eeen etnee. — most of us all made friends with each other. .was_ most of us all made friends with each other. was quite fun. each other. it was quite fun. ant— each other. it was quite fun. ant tett— each other. it was quite fun. ant tet we— each other. it was quite fun. and tell us about— each other. it was quite fun. and tell us about when- each other. it was quite fun. and tell us about when the music really started playing. mean, really started playing. i mean, we wonderful opera we heard that wonderful opera singer, dressed in singer, pretty yende dressed in that dress. i'm that amazing yellow dress. i'm loving at the moment. loving yellow at the moment. this weekend she sounded fantastic. can't even imagine fantastic. i can't even imagine how spine tingling to how spine tingling it was to hear , the priest in hear that zadok, the priest in the flesh. it was. it was the wtete — the flesh. it was. it was the whole experience- it was. it was the whole experience was still over. evee— whole experience was still over. over overwhelming. and going tneewon— over overwhelming. and going tneewtn tt— over overwhelming. and going through it and— over overwhelming. and going through it and going through it.

and through it and going through it. ant ttte— through it and going through it. and it's still,— through it and going through it. and it's still, you— through it and going through it. and it's still, you know, it's et— and it's still, you know, it's one of those _ and it's still, you know, it's one of those things that you can tett— one of those things that you can tett yewe— one of those things that you can tell your grandchildren about, i'm sure. and— tell your grandchildren about, i'm sure. and were- tell your grandchildren about, i'm sure. flt: flg i'm sure. and were you belting out the hymns involving yourself as possible? yes. i as much as possible? yes. yes, i did. i have as much as possible? yes. yes, i did. i-have the— as much as possible? yes. yes, i did. i-have the survey- as much as possible? yes. yes, i did. i-have the survey and. tifl 7 yes. yes, i did. i have the survey and i did. i did have the survey and i did. i did have the survey and i ttt-mwen— did. i did have the survey and i ttt-mwen ee— did. i did have the survey and i did-much as i— did. i did have the survey and i did much as i could. and did do as much as i could. and tett— did do as much as i could. and tett we— did do as much as i could. and tell us about— did do as much as i could. and tell us about that— did do as much as i could. and tell us about that moment when the tell us about that moment when tne teee— tell us about that moment when the procession starts and you tne— the procession starts and you tne king— the procession starts and you see the king for— the procession starts and you see the king for the first time ent— see the king for the first time ent tne— see the king for the first time and the queen _ see the king for the first time and the queen -ti and the queen just tell us about what was going through your head. way, if you can head. by the way, if you can hear this. we've got we've got a marching band in the background, which fitting a which is completely fitting of a live broadcast buckingham live broadcast from buckingham palace. i there was a wait palace. i mean, there was a wait ewtette— palace. i mean, there was a wait ewtette ee— palace. i mean, there was a wait outside so-could_ palace. i mean, there was a wait outside so-could see- i i mean, there was a wait outside so could see the outside so you could see the king— outside so you could see the king ewtette— outside so you could see the king outside waiting to come in. teen— king outside waiting to come in. ten ttet— king outside waiting to come in. ten me we— king outside waiting to come in. yeah that was the— king outside waiting to come in. yeah that was the five minute tetey. — yeah that was the five minute delay. something- yeah that was the five minute delay. flg g yeah that was the five minute- delay. something .gone wrong. delay. something had gone wrong. yeah. so when we were delay. flg flit: g 3 yeah. so when we were wondering wtet— yeah. so when we were wondering we we— yeah. so when we were wondering wnet tetne— yeah. so when we were wondering what was going on— yeah. so when we were wondering what was going on there , but what was going on there, but wten— what was going on there, but wnen ne— what was going on there, but when he came— what was going on there, but when he came in, it was lots of , when he came in, it was lots of . rt..— when he came in, it was lots of . we, veey— when he came in, it was lots of , like, very wonderful people wetttnt— , like, very wonderful people were walking through the room. so were walking through the room. so yew— were walking through the room. so yew weee— were walking through the room. so you were kind— were walking through the room. so you were kind of— were walking through the room. so you were kind of quite- so you were kind of quite gobsmacked . you could drop some gobsmacked. you could drop some tett— gobsmacked. you could drop some names. tell me. _ gobsmacked. you could drop some names. tell me. lionel- gi: you could drop some names. tell me. ?tifl ti; names. tell me. lionel richie. lionel richie . wonderful. and lionel richie. wonderful. and dec ant and dec. they got in a

eewnt— dec ant and dec. they got in a eewnt et— dec ant and dec. they got in a round of applause,— jtiti. iflt: jtiti. they got in a round of applause, apparently. weet. — round of applause, apparently. weet. ant— round of applause, apparently. yeah. and then— round of applause, apparently. yeah. and then apparently- yeah. and then apparently a foreign journalist said, who are they ? and then tim stanley from they? and then tim stanley from they? and then tim stanley from tne teteoeetn— they? and then tim stanley from the telegraph said,— .fltiy7 and then tim stanley from the telegraph said, there are a eewtte— the telegraph said, there are a couple-former— the telegraph said, there are a couple former prime couple of former prime ministers.— couple of former prime ministers. exactly. ministers. yeah, exactly. atteeentty— apparently they were believed. wne— apparently they were believed. twne-ttt— apparently they were believed. who-jill biden.- apparently they were believed. who jill biden. foreign who else? jill biden. foreign teewn— who else? jill biden. foreign teewn ent— who else? jill biden. foreign brown and gordon brown. do you see brown and gordon brown. do you teete— brown and gordon brown. do you see borisjohnson? _ brown and gordon brown. do you see boris johnson? t/ti;tit see boris johnson? yes, i saw ttem— see boris johnson? yes, i saw ttem ett— see boris johnson? yes, i saw them all. yes, we saw all the bofis them all. yes, we saw all the boris johnsons. and them all. yes, we saw all the borisjohnsons. and at them all. yes, we saw all the boris johnsons. and at that mement— boris johnsons. and at that moment where— boris johnsons. and at that moment where the- fl and at that moment where the crown is being tteeet— moment where the crown is being tteeet en— moment where the crown is being tteeet en tne— moment where the crown is being placed on the king's— moment where the crown is being placed on the king's head, twetn— placed on the king's head, rwetm wetty— placed on the king's head, justin welby had to adjust it ettottty— justin welby had to adjust it ettontty. wtet— justin welby had to adjust it slightly. what was the atmosphere - slightly. what was the atmosphere like in the actual atteye— atmosphere like in the actual abbey? silence. _ atmosphere like in the actual abbey? silence. i abbey? silence. total silence was complete silence. it was people were just really i mean, it was one of the it was it, you could feel it all tingling like you said it was it was one of these experiences that. and were you allowed these experiences that. and were yew ettewet te— these experiences that. and were you allowed to take— and were you allowed to take photos? \tti you allowed to take photos? no, ttee-e— you allowed to take photos? no, ttee-e ne— you allowed to take photos? no, there's no cameras. so- there's no cameras. so presumably you're- so presumably you're in all there's no cameras. so- presumably you're in all your tmew.— presumably you're in all your ttneey. wnet— presumably you're in all your finery. what did— presumably you're in all your finery. what did you wear to the event— finery. what did you wear to the evente-my— finery. what did you wear to the event?-my tails- finery. what did you wear to the event?-my tails on. - finery. what did you wear to the event?-my tails on. 50.. event? i had my tails on. so. lovely. yeah. top hat. no top hat. just because i was worried about people seeing behind me. very good point. yeah. princess anne—nemy— very good point. yeah. princess anne—harry sufferedi anne and prince harry suffered eveetty— anne and prince harry suffered exactly feathered— anne and prince harry suffered exactly feathered hat syndrome. so exactly feathered hat syndrome. se yewe— exactly feathered hat syndrome. se yewe tn— exactly feathered hat syndrome. so you're in all— exactly feathered hat syndrome. so you're in all of— exactly feathered hat syndrome. so you're in all of your finery,

twt— so you're in all of your finery, twt-net— so you're in all of your finery, but-not allowed- so you're in all of your finery, but not allowed to record but you're not allowed to record enyttme— anything that's so you're ettewet— anything that's so you're- allowed _you're allowed your phone, but you're twet— allowed your phone, but you're twee—ne— allowed your phone, but you're just,-no recording. allowed your phone, but you're just, no recording , allowed your phone, but you're. just,-no recording , no just, you know, no recording, no enytntnt. — just, you know, no recording, no enytntnt. twt— just, you know, no recording, no enytntnt. twt t— just, you know, no recording, no anything. but i seem- just, you know, no recording, no anything. �*7 anything. but i seem fine as well, because then it's just things you remember at the beginning, you take beginning, they let you take a photo. so there was few photo. yeah. so there was a few selfies and few. all of this . selfies and a few. all of this. but there were realistically it was. we just wanted to make sure it well. didn't you find it it went well. didn't you find it surprising maybe that when you received the email invitation and the invitation on the and then the invitation on the map, which is beautiful, it's all embossed. it's very in the ven— all embossed. it's very in the vetnltne— all embossed. it's very in the vetnltne king— all embossed. it's very in the vein-the king being- vein of the king being a enemtten— vein of the king being a champion of— vein of the king being a champion of the environment . did champion of the environment. did you champion of the environment. did yew ttmt— champion of the environment. did yew tint, vett— champion of the environment. did you think, well, it's— you think, well, it's interesting- you think, well, it's interesting that the palace tentnt— interesting that the palace- behind—discovered behind us has sort of discovered ent— behind us has sort of discovered ent-tme— behind us has sort of discovered and-into-fact- behind us has sort of discovered and-into-fact that. behind us has sort of discovered and into fact that we and tapped into the fact that we weee-tne— and tapped into the fact that we were _the - kitchen, i were doing the soup kitchen, ttet—teette were doing the soup kitchen,- tnet—teette ewt that we were helping people out in that we were helping people out tn-tentemte.— that we were helping people out tn-tentemte. t— that we were helping people out in pandemic. i mean, it in the pandemic. i mean, it ewooeete— in the pandemic. i mean, it ewooeete ttet— in the pandemic. i mean, it suggests that the king and tweene— suggests that the king and queen's people least are queen's people at least are wetettno— queen's people at least are wetettno-e- queen's people at least are watching.-a bit- queen's people at least are watching. a bit about watching. tell us a bit about tne— watching. tell us a bit about the community— watching. tell us a bit about the community effort. you've watching. tell us a bit about the crinvolvedi effort. you've watching. tell us a bit about the crinvolvedi effo�*t�*t�*“tifi:-- u've watching. tell us a bit about the crinvolvedi effo�*t�*t�*“tifi:-- ve watching. tell us a bit about the crinvolvedi effo�*t�*t�*“tifi:-- fl been involved in. well, i mean, we the queen been we fought the queen had been watching and this was watching as well. and this was the queen, the late queen, the late queen, the late queen, because there was there was there it was like certain there was it was like certain food companies that can't be named suddenly turned up with pallet loads food . oh, pallet loads of food. oh, really? weren't supposed ,

really? that weren't supposed, you really you know, weren't really supposed to come to us. but then they've been paid for by someone that we're not allowed to know and stuff. but just explain to the and stuff. but just explain to tne vteweee— and stuff. but just explain to the viewers and— and stuff. but just explain to the viewers and the- iflt: but just explain to the viewers and the listeners, yewe— you're still continuing with ttte—eteeet- you're still continuing with. this—effort, right? this community effort, right? new—yewl this community effort, right?- new—yew teettnte how many people are you feeding? it's how many people are you feeding? tt-e eet— how many people are you feeding? it's around .thousand _ how many people are you feeding? it's around-thousand people- it's around the thousand people week, we want week, right? yeah. and we want to more so we want to to make this more so we want to hit work poverty as well. so hit in work poverty as well. so you come out your office you can come out your office building and find us out there selling well, giving soup and bread isn't that massive bread away. isn't that massive eating profit margin? eating into your profit margin? well, help. but well, it doesn't help. but at tte— well, it doesn't help. but at tte emn— well, it doesn't help. but at the same time, we if we don't the same time, if we if we don't enjoy work, there's not really worth it. so think worth doing it. so i think like this, encourages people to this, it encourages people to use for more of the big and use us for more of the big and more exciting jobs and has more well exciting jobs and has the cost of living crisis had an impact on who you're seeing coming in for access? yes, definitely. i say extra food for ttte— definitely. i say extra food for ttte te— definitely. i say extra food for ttte te ttte— definitely. i say extra food for this is this their— definitely. i say extra food for this is this their only- t:ti. fl .ti-y i say extra food for this is this their only meal of tne— this is this their only meal of tne teye— this is this their only meal of the day? often— this is this their only meal of the day? often _ this is this their only meal of the day? often cj�*".ti; fl this is this their only meal of the day? often flt: the day? often often, yeah. and usually we give them 3 or 4. so they can stay if they if they want to stay, wait around to the end they can they're welcome to. and kind of people robert

and what kind of people robert it's and what kind of people robert tt-e—yew-tt- and what kind of people robert ttte—yew-tt teti it's everybody every you'll get ttet— it's everybody every you'll get tnet yew— it's everybody every you'll get some that you expect and some ttet— some that you expect and some me yew— some that you expect and some that you wouldn't— some that you expect and some that you wouldn't expect . that you wouldn't expect. ettnte— that you wouldn't expect. ttmte eee— that you wouldn't expect. things are hard— that you wouldn't expect. things are hard at- that you wouldn't expect. things are hard at the- that you wouldn't expect. things are hard at the moment people can't afford to afford to heat the house or to eat, so they come and eat with us. now, if you look at the overall experience, what has it made you feel about monarchy ? what's it feel about monarchy? what's it made you feel about monarchy? what's it mete yew teet— feel about monarchy? what's it made you feel about— feel about monarchy? what's it made you feel about the- �*"ti;ti;- iti.fly7 what's it made you feel about the king and tweene— made you feel about the king and tweene tewee— made you feel about the king and queen? because, well, it's not etewt— queen? because, well, it's not etewt ttet. — queen? because, well, it's not about that. it's— queen? because, well, it's not about that. it's not- queen? because, well, it's not about that. . about that. it's not about what they're doing. it's about what they're doing. it's about what they're giving to us. definitely and i think it's about what his reign will bring on britain . and reign will bring on britain. and i think he can be a great king and i think it's given me the inspiration to push it further with what we're doing. as humbling as as a company where, you know, lots of people say this isn't the way to do it, but we just carry on. and this idea of we just carry on. and this idea et ttvtnt— we just carry on. and this idea of giving something— ti.itiit itfl and this idea of giving something back, teeteetty— of giving something back, basically serving others rather tnen— basically serving others rather tnen eeewnt— basically serving others rather than serving yourself. exactly. twt— than serving yourself. exactly. twt ttet-e— than serving yourself. exactly. but that's what— than serving yourself. exactly. but that's what we feel we got teem — but that's what we feel we got teem ttet. — but that's what we feel we got from that. what— but that's what we feel we got from that. �*ittflit. but that's what we feel we got from that. git. from that. what what we got from the king. yes. then what the king. yes. and then what will be saying children? will you be saying to children? i mean, presumably your children

were-were going. - i mean, presumably your children were were going. fltiy were aware you were going. they ttey— were aware you were going. they ttey-t— were aware you were going. they were. they-i mean,- were aware you were going. they were. they-i mean, do- were aware you were going. fltiy tritiiti; they i mean, do you were. they were. i mean, do you teet— were. they were. i mean, do you eeet-yew-ve— were. they were. i mean, do you feel-you've had— were. they were. i mean, do you feel-you've had this- they were. i mean, do you feel you've had this front feel that you've had this front eew-tteteye- row seat in history? you're going— row seat in history? you're tetno-teeetnt- row seat in history? you're going passing on the going to be passing on the tnewtetoe— going to be passing on the knowledge of— going to be passing on the knowledge of this? -- .iy 90mg to be passing on the knowledge of this? -- mtg. knowledge of this? i'll try my veey— knowledge of this? i'll try my eey-yew— knowledge of this? i'll try my very you know, there's very best and, you know, there's lots stories told. and, lots of stories to be told. and, you know, james was thrilled to be able to stay up till 8:00 talking about it last night. well, a great well, robert, you've had a great time. you've had a great weetent— time. you've had a great weekend. thank- . you've had a great weekend. thank you very much for eneeme— weekend. thank you very much for sharing-details— sharing all the details with us ttte— sharing all the details with us ttte memmt.— sharing all the details with us this morning. robert this morning. now robert twettent— this morning. now robert buckland,-are- this morning. now robert buckland, are bringing you buckland, we are bringing you teet—we-ve- buckland, we are bringing you back we've decided buckland, we are bringing you. back—we've decided to back in because we've decided to do back in because we've decided to te—e— back in because we've decided to te—e ttte— back in because we've decided to do_a little bit- do something a little bit eteetet. — do something a little bit special.-this- do something a little bit special. this our do something a little bit- special. _thislour last special. well, this is our last ewtteee— special. well, this is our last outdoor broadcast from buckingham - outdoor broadcast from buckingham well buckingham palace and as well as tetne— buckingham palace and as well as being-politician,— buckingham palace and as well as being-politician, sir- being a top politician, sir teeteet— being a top politician, sir- teeteet—ttte robert buckland has got quite a wnttwe— robert buckland has got quite a wnttwe-tett— robert buckland has got quite a wnttwe-tett we— robert buckland has got quite a unique-tell us a- robert buckland has got quite a unique tell us a little unique skill. tell us a little etewt— unique skill. tell us a little etewt-te- unique skill. tell us a little about-do and- unique skill. tell us a little about do and how unique skill. tell us a little- about-do and how you do about what you do and how you do it. about what you do and how you do tt. vett— about what you do and how you do tt. wett t— about what you do and how you do tt. wett t te— about what you do and how you do it. well, i do like— about what you do and how you do it. well, i do like bursting tnte— it. well, i do like bursting tnte-et— it. well, i do like bursting into-at random- it. well, i do like bursting into at random moments. into song at random moments. ttte— into song at random moments. ttte-ween— into song at random moments. ttte-ween et— into song at random moments. it's-welsh of you. - into song at random moments. it's welsh of you. if i may it's very welsh of you. if i may eey. — it's very welsh of you. if i may eey. vet.— it's very welsh of you. if i may eey. vet. t— it's very welsh of you. if i may say. well, i know— it's very welsh of you. if i may say. well, i know i'm- it's very welsh of you. if i may say. �*fttti;-- 7 .. fl; say. well, i know i'm fitting the stereotype. really, really well, not? been well, am i not? but i've been singing since i was a kid and i just been singing choirs. oh, yes, college and yes, choirs in college and choirs, you know, i just like a bit karaoke well, bit of karaoke as well, so. well, it's going to be more solemn and significant than karaoke. but what we'd love you

to karaoke. but what we'd love you telte— karaoke. but what we'd love you telte etne— karaoke. but what we'd love you telte etne we— karaoke. but what we'd love you to.is sing us out— but what we'd love you to is sing us out today. i to do is sing us out today. i teet— to do is sing us out today. i teet ttet— to do is sing us out today. i feel that robert— to do is sing us out today. i feel that robert and i should be etenttno— feel that robert and i should be etenttnt. vee— feel that robert and i should be standing. yes. yes— feel that robert and i should be standing. yes. yes i think we enewtt— standing. yes. yes i think we should stand.— standing. yes. yes i think we should stand. well, i'm worried etewt— should stand. well, i'm worried etewt tne— should stand. well, i'm worried about the mic.— should stand. well, i'm worried about the mic. all— should stand. well, i'm worried about the mic. all right. i mttnt— about the mic. all right. i mttnt neet— about the mic. all right. i might need to— about the mic. all right. i might need to lift the mic. you see see me comfortable? see it? you see me comfortable? weee—twet- see it? you see me comfortable? we-ee—r-wet ewtl see it? you see me comfortable? we're _just out of| we're going to stand just out of eeeteet— we're going to stand just out of eeeteetlteteet— we're going to stand just out of respect. robert buckland, respect. so robert buckland, tete— respect. so robert buckland, tete tt— respect. so robert buckland, tete tt ewey— respect. so robert buckland, take it away, please . citit: take it away, please. god. say for take it away, please. god. say tee ewe— take it away, please. god. say for our gracious king long live on noble king. god save the king sent— on noble king. god save the king sent ttm— on noble king. god save the king send him victorious— on noble king. god save the king send him victorious .— on noble king. god save the king send him victorious . us- fl fl; god save the king send him victorious . us happy send him victorious. us happy ent— send him victorious. us happy ent teey— send him victorious. us happy ent tteey .— send him victorious. us happy and glory , glorious, long to and glory, glorious, long to ettn— and glory, glorious, long to eettn eve— and glory, glorious, long to reign over us. _ and glory, glorious, long to reign over us. ctitt: and glory, glorious, long to reign over us. c i reign over us. god save our. king wonderful— reign over us. god save our. king wonderful .- reign over us. god save our. king wonderful. - reign over us. god save our. king wonderful. robert that was absolutely wonderful . well, absolutely wonderful. well, thank you so much for doing

that. for us. well, thank you so much for joining that. for us. well, thank you so much forjoining us this that. for us. well, thank you so much for joining us this week. we've had quite the royal time of it at buckingham palace . of of it at buckingham palace. of course, going to be back course, we're going to be back next week 930, as usual . but next week at 930, as usual. but up next, it's arlene foster .

away . away. good awey— i good morning awey— l good morning and away. good morning and welcome to i good morning and welcome to swntey— i good morning and welcome to ewntey wttn— i good morning and welcome to sunday with-foster. - good morning and welcome to sunday with foster. well, sunday with arlene foster. well, it sunday with arlene foster. well, tt—teetttten- it was a day of tradition ceremony and- it was a day of tradition ceremony and history and i loved it . ceremony and history and i loved tt . tne— ceremony and history and i loved it . the coronation— ceremony and history and i loved it . the coronation of . it. the coronation of. king cneetee— it. the coronation of. king charles iii— it. the coronation of. king charles iii was— it. the coronation of. king charles iii was filled with red, wntte— charles iii was filled with red, wntte ent— charles iii was filled with red, white and blue— charles iii was filled with red, white and blue as millions .