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i hello, welcome to gb news sunday. — i hello, welcome to gb news sunday. .-m — . hello, welcome to gb news sunday. i'm emily— hello, welcome to gb news sunday. i'm emily carver. for the—i-bel the next two hours, i will be keeping— the next two hours, i will be keeping company on tv, keeping you company on tv, onune— keeping you company on tv, online-digital- keeping you company on tv, online digital radio. now online and digital radio. now it's online and digital radio. now n-s day— online and digital radio. now n-s day two— online and digital radio. now it's day two of— online and digital radio. now it's day two of the coronation weekend.— it's day two of the coronation weekend. after— it's day two of the coronation weekend. after king charles was crowed— weekend. after king charles was crowned-we'll- weekend. after king charles was crowned -we'll be - crowned yesterday. we'll be deeded— crowned yesterday. we'll be getting dee— crowned yesterday. we'll be getting the very latest analysis and getting the very latest analysis owd redwoo— getting the very latest analysis and reaction. i'll— getting the very latest analysis and reaction. i'll also be downd— and reaction. i'll also be asking what— and reaction. i'll also be asking what kind of king will wed— asking what kind of king will wed chewee— asking what kind of king will king charles be.7 what asking what kind of king will king charles be? what kind of woe— king charles be? what kind of wed-wow— king charles be? what kind of wed-wow-wm- king charles be? what kind of king-you -him to - king charles be? what kind of king you him to be? and king do you want him to be? and deo— king do you want him to be? and woo—mowe- king do you want him to be? and woo—woke of- king do you want him to be? andi also,_make of prince also, what do you make of prince wow-e— also, what do you make of prince howe-wed— also, what do you make of prince wdrw-e-wew e— also, what do you make of prince harry's-visit ? he's- harry's flyby visit? he's already— harry's flyby visit? he's already back- harry's flyby visit? he's already back in california, dew-d— already back in california, is...— already back in california, isn't., after— already back in california, isn't , after what isn't he, after what was a rower— isn't he, after what was a rather-trip?- isn't he, after what was a rather trip? and, of rather short trip? and, of course, we'll— rather short trip? and, of course, we'll be going live dee— course, we'll be going live across the country to see how you— across the country to see how wow—dee- you are continuing the celebrations- you are continuing the celebrations with street powdee— celebrations with street parties, picnics and, of course, dodged-e— parties, picnics and, of course, tonight's coronation concert. and— tonight's coronation concert. add wedd— tonight's coronation concert. and we'll also— tonight's coronation concert. and we'll also be getting stuck deto— and we'll also be getting stuck into dee— and we'll also be getting stuck into the local— and we'll also be getting stuck into the local election results wide— into the local election results wide my— into the local election results with my political— into the local election results with my political panel, keir stormer— with my political panel, keir starmer has— with my political panel, keir starmer has said the results show— starmer has said the results. show—enough starmer has said the results- ewow—ewowdw do show labour has done enough to win show labour has done enough to we o— show labour has done enough to we o woodw— show labour has done enough to win a majority-next- win a majority at the next eewerd— win a majority at the next general election. but that general election. but is that dew— general election. but is that ddw e— general election. but is that wood edwd— general election. but is that right 7 and with— general election. but is that right ? and with the right? and with the conservatives losing control of the conservatives losing control of we bower— conservatives losing control of the dover council— conservatives losing control of the dover council labour , the dover council to labour, wed— the dover council to labour, what does— the dover council to labour, what does that— the dover council to labour, what does that for what does that mean for immigration— what does that mean for immigration-?- what does that mean for immigration ? see what does that mean for- immigration-? see plenty immigration policy? see plenty coming— immigration policy? see plenty coming-dee— immigration policy? see plenty coming-the show.- immigration policy? see plenty coming the show. but coming up on the show. but wed—newe- first, let's get the news headlines— first, let's get the news

headlines-.. first, let's get the news headlines-. i first, let's get the news- headlines-. thanks, headlines with ray. thanks, eddy.— headlines with ray. thanks, emdw. dood— headlines with ray. thanks, emily. good afternoon . coming up emily. good afternoon. coming up to one minute, two minutes, rather past one. here's the latest coronation celebrations are continuing today as thousands of people across the country hold a coronation big lunch. the prime minister and his wife are hosting one in downing street, which if you're watching on television, you can see that preparation actions are well underway . volunteers, well underway. volunteers, ukrainian refugees and the first lady of the united states are all expected to attend. buckingham palace is calling the lunches a nationwide act of celebration and friendship . celebration and friendship. well, later on this evening, 20,000 people will join the newly crowned king and queen at windsor castle for the coronation concert. and again, those watching on tv can see live images of the castle where organisers are setting up for that event. later on. take that. katy perry and lionel richie will all be performing with special appearances too, from tom cruise, dame joan collins and sir tom jones. and as part

of the concert, light displays will also be lit over historic landmarks in blackpool, gateshead and cornwall . now, gateshead and cornwall. now, these people in windsor are some of the lucky ones to win tickets to that concert . the whole to that concert. the whole atmosphere— to that concert. the whole atmosphere today,- ff the whole atmosphere today, everybody enjoying— atmosphere today, everybody enjoying themselves or being together— enjoying themselves or being together .— enjoying themselves or being dogedeer . so— enjoying themselves or being together. so and enjoying themselves or being together . so and there enjoying themselves or being together. so and there was only 5000 — together. so and there was only 5000 denot— together. so and there was only 5000 ballot tickets as well . so 5000 ballot tickets as well. so ded— 5000 ballot tickets as well. so deed woe— 5000 ballot tickets as well. so that was excellent, wasn't it, to that was excellent, wasn't it, do get— that was excellent, wasn't it, do get to — that was excellent, wasn't it, do oed do get— that was excellent, wasn't it, do oed do oed d— that was excellent, wasn't it, to get to get a ticket for that. wedd— to get to get a ticket for that. dead, were— to get to get a ticket for that. yeah, we're going— to get to get a ticket for that. yeah, we're going into the ooweew — yeah, we're going into the concert. _can't| yeah, we're going into the- concert. _can't believe yeah, we're going into the- cor honestly-can't believe yeah, we're going into the- cor honestly yeah. ican't believe yeah, we're going into the corhonestly yeah. yeah,t believe yeah, we're going into the corhonestly yeah. yeah, itielieve yeah, we're going into the corhonestly yeah. yeah, it was le it. honestly yeah. yeah, it was a lottery , so i just applied for a lottery, so i just applied for them and fortunately, we got them, didn't we? yeah . and so them, didn't we? yeah. and so dan entered the ballot online, not thinking anything would come of dan's royalist, so of it. dan's a huge royalist, so . and we were lucky we got and we were luckyywe got the . and we were lucky we got the woddeodow — . and we were lucky we got the notification in— and we were lucky we got the notification in march, didn't wee — notification in march, didn't wee -doded- notification in march, didn't- we? _hotel and. yeah, we? booked a hotel and. yeah, really we? booked a hotel and. yeah, eddy wooded— we? booked a hotel and. yeah, really looking forward- we? booked a hotel and. yeah, really looking forward to- we? : 3“: yeah, really looking forward to it for me , dds— really looking forward to it for me , it's-richie. - really looking forward to it for me , it's richie. me, it's lionel richie. i think wed-s— me, it's lionel richie. i think that's amazing . well,- me, it's lionel richie. 9 well, the that's amazing. well, the metropolitan— that's amazing. well, the metropolitan police - 3 well, the metropolitan police is facing edddem — metropolitan police is facing criticism for— metropolitan police is facing criticism for arresting 52 peopde— criticism for arresting 52 peopde ow— criticism for arresting 52 people on the- criticism for arresting 52 people on the day of the coronation. _ people on the day of the coronation. the force says they dowew— coronation. the force says they were taken into— coronation. the force says they were taken into custody for an array— were taken into custody for an away of— were taken into custody for an array of offences,— were taken into custody for an array of offences, including eonepwoew— array of offences, including eowepwoew do— array of offences, including conspiracy to cause a public

nuisance . graeme smith, the nuisance. graeme smith, the owed— nuisance. graeme smith, the chief executive— nuisance. graeme smith, the chief executive of anti—monarchy group— chief executive of anti—monarchy orowp wepwdde— chief executive of anti—monarchy orowp deododo ,— chief executive of anti—monarchy group republic , was held for group republic, was held for neody— group republic, was held for needy de— group republic, was held for nearly 16 hours.— group republic, was held for nearly 16 hours. he says there's no wonder— nearly 16 hours. he says there's no dodger o— nearly 16 hours. he says there's no longer a right— nearly 16 hours. he says there's no longer a right to peaceful eroded— no longer a right to peaceful prodeed dere— no longer a right to peaceful protest here in— no longer a right to peaceful protest here in the uk. however cwddwe— protest here in the uk. however culture secretary— protest here in the uk. however culture secretary lucy frazer dodd— culture secretary lucy frazer told camilla— culture secretary lucy frazer told camilla tominey new police powe— told camilla tominey new police powers are there— told camilla tominey new police powers are there to— told camilla tominey new police powers are there to be used . �*vw�*rz; powers are there to be used. we woodw— powers are there to be used. we drowgdd dr— powers are there to be used. we brought in some— powers are there to be used. we brought in some legislation . the brought in some legislation. the police said they needed more powers so we've given them them and i think then the police have to use their operational powers , their intelligence to make the right decisions and the right calls on day . well, the met calls on the day. well, the met podee— calls on the day. well, the met oodee doe— calls on the day. well, the met police has issued— calls on the day. well, the met police has issued a— f rzzr" be well, the met police has issued a statement downd— police has issued a statement sowed dred— police has issued a statement sowed door dre— police has issued a statement saying that the arrests were mode— saying that the arrests were mode dr— saying that the arrests were mode re d— saying that the arrests were made in a proportionate manner , made in a proportionate manner, in made in a proportionate manner, we dwe— made in a proportionate manner, we we wide— made in a proportionate manner, in line with relevant legislation - in line with relevant legislation . however, oliver legislation. however, oliver rwrrv— legislation. however, oliver filley sprague _ legislation. however, oliver filley sprague is amnesty international's_ filley sprague is amnesty international's policing expert. he international's policing expert. de rowd— international's policing expert. de dodd we— international's policing expert. he told us the— international's policing expert. he told us the law that laws may dowe— he told us the law that laws may have been— he told us the law that laws may have been misused— he told us the law that laws may have been misused . ad we are have been misused. ad we are dereg— have been misused. ad we are being dodd— have been misused. ad we are being told that— have been misused. ad we are being told that we were being rowd— being told that we were being dodd dred— being told that we were being dodd deed we— being told that we were being told that we were preventing serious disruption . the laws and serious disruption. the laws and the serious disruption. the laws and dre oowee— serious disruption. the laws and the powers that— serious disruption. the laws and the powers that that they've been — the powers that that they've been werrd — the powers that that they've been using are— the powers that that they've been using are defining that serious disruption as people in weddow— serious disruption as people in weddow d— serious disruption as people in yellow t shirts— serious disruption as people in yellow t shirts holding pdoeorde. — yellow t shirts holding placards. is-

yellow t shirts holding placards. yellow t shirts holding- placards. is that is that really the kind of country you want to live where people live in, where where people who've had a long tradition since onwards since the suffragettes onwards of standing what they of standing for what they believe in? do we really want to see believe in? do we really want to people— believe in? do we really want to peopde dereg— 7 do we really want to see people being protesters 7 do we really want to see pearrested ng protesters 7 do we really want to see pearrested forprotesters 7 do we really want to see pearrested for holding's being arrested for holding pdoedrdee— being arrested for holding pdoeordee r— being arrested for holding placards? i think no . thousands placards? i think no. thousands of dwerpood— placards? i think no. thousands of liverpool fans— placards? i think no. thousands of liverpool fans booed the wddorrd— of liverpool fans booed the national anthem before kick off adorned— national anthem before kick off against brentford_ national anthem before kick off against brentford yesterday . god against brentford yesterday. god dre— against brentford yesterday. god dre wind— against brentford yesterday. god save the king was— against brentford yesterday. god save the king was played at all. premier— save the king was played at all. premier league— save the king was played at all. premier league grounds to oededrode— premier league grounds to celebrate the— premier league grounds to celebrate the coronation but reorde— celebrate the coronation but peopde dr— celebrate the coronation but some people in the stands at added— some people in the stands at anfield chanted— some people in the stands at anfield chanted and jeered dwind— anfield chanted and jeered dwrrrd rd.— anfield chanted and jeered during it. club's managerjurgen klopp— during it. club's managerjurgen wood doe— during it. club's managerjurgen klopp has defended those fans . klopp has defended those fans. but klopp has defended those fans. dud we— klopp has defended those fans. dud we here— klopp has defended those fans. but we have to— klopp has defended those fans. but we have to thank— klopp has defended those fans. but we have to thank god- klopp has defended those fans. but we have to thank god since a while and not everything is better nowadays than it was in the past. but we have the freedom free speech and that freedom of free speech and that means of free opinion as well. and i thought how the people did it. it was clear that something like this will happen. think like this will happen. i think everybody it at and that's

everybody knew it at and that's allowed meanwhile. and that's allowed meanwhile. and that's allowed and that's fine . and at allowed and that's fine. and at least eight people— allowed and that's fine. and at least eight people have- : e�*r: �*7 and at least eight people have been wdded— least eight people have been wdded ord— least eight people have been killed and seven— least eight people have been killed and seven wounded in the wedded— killed and seven wounded in the united states— killed and seven wounded in the united states after— killed and seven wounded in the united states after a man opened fire united states after a man opened fire or— united states after a man opened fire or d— united states after a man opened fire or d mou— united states after a man opened fire at a mall near— united states after a man opened fire at a mall near dallas, deede— fire at a mall near dallas, deode .— fire at a mall near dallas, deode . rm— fire at a mall near dallas, texas. i'm here.- fire at a mall near dallas, texas. i'm here. hey the gunman who— texas. i'm here. hey the gunman who authorities— texas. i'm here. hey the gunman who authorities think acted done— who authorities think acted alone was killed by a police officer. — alone was killed by a police officer. the— alone was killed by a police officer. the injured include a dwe— officer. the injured include a five year— officer. the injured include a five year odd— officer. the injured include a five year old child, three reorde— five year old child, three peopde ore— five year old child, three people are said to be in a dried— people are said to be in a critical condition. there's been rearw— critical condition. there's been reorw zoo— critical condition. there's been nearly 200 mass— critical condition. there's been nearly 200 mass shootings with at nearly 200 mass shootings with or deded— nearly 200 mass shootings with or deed dowr— nearly 200 mass shootings with at least four victims in the us dere— at least four victims in the us we wear. — at least four victims in the us this year. chief— at least four victims in the us this year. chief of— at least four victims in the us this year. chief of police brian wowew— this year. chief of police brian wowew redd— this year. chief of police brian harvey reedd o— this year. chief of police brian harvey held a press conference eorder— harvey held a press conference edrder ord— harvey held a press conference earlier on today— harvey held a press conference earlier on today at— harvey held a press conference earlier on today at 336. cc. " earlier on today at 336. our officer— earlier on today at 336. our officer woe— earlier on today at 336. our officer was at— earlier on today at 336. our officer was at allen premium outlets on an unrelated call. he heard gunshots located the gunshot located the shooter neutralised the shooter neutral neutralised the shooter neutral neutralised the shooter neutral neutralised the threat. we believe at this point that the shooter acted alone. this is an

ongoing active investigation , an ongoing active investigation, an this is gb news. we'll bring you oe rd— this is gb news. we'll bring you more as it happens.— c15 \ we'll bring you more as it happens. now let's get— more as it happens. now let's ded door— more as it happens. now let's oed door do— more as it happens. now let's oed door do do— more as it happens. now let's get back to gb news sunday with redw— get back to gb news sunday with rmrw-.— emily carver. |so.- emily carver. i so, of- emily carver.- . so, of course, emily carver. so, of course, king charles was crowned after crowned yesterday after promising to pledge his life to his in an historic his country in an historic coronation ceremony watched by millions around the world. the celebrations continue across the country . let's get a recap country today. let's get a recap of yesterday. with of what happened yesterday. with me to discuss this is gb news royal correspondent cameron walker . royal correspondent cameron walker. cameron, thank you very much me. it's been much forjoining me. it's been a very busy week or so for you in the up to the coronation. the build up to the coronation. and then of it , of and then the day of it, of course, yesterday. want course, yesterday. do you want to tell us all some highlights . to tell us all some highlights. so if you need anything? absolutely . i so if you need anything? absolutely. i mean, so if you need anything? absolutely . i mean, what a day absolutely. i mean, what a day yesterday. emily the crowds were ecstatic, despite the rain. we

had those magnificent processions to and from buckingham palace and to and from westminster abbey . then from westminster abbey. then tradition blended with some modernity as well. in the abbey, of course, the coronations date back in that building to 1066, we had cheeky prince louis. we had the king and queen newly crowned. of course . so here is crowned. of course. so here is the highlights . acas history in the highlights. acas history in the highlights. acas history in the making. a newly crowned king and queen greeted their subjects , who, despite the rain, erupted in cheers and applause. the stage was set inside westminster abbey for a ceremony dating back to 1066. philip traditions with a modern twist and a vip guest list of world leaders and foreign crowned princes were for the first time joined by community heroes who make a difference to people's lives , an difference to people's lives, an opportunity for them to mingle with royalty as well as the real deal. with royalty as well as the real deal . prince harry, no robes or deal. prince harry, no robes or special uniforms proudly displayed his military medals, no longer a working royal. he

flew alone to attend his father's coronation a fleeting visit. no time for small talk with his brother. instead flying back to california to attend his son's birthday celebration as. hallelujah cry is risen, led by the archbishop of canterbury, the archbishop of canterbury, the ceremony was full of tradition, religion and service was at its heart , whether they was at its heart, whether they be thrones or dominions. rishi sunak , a practising hindu, gave sunak, a practising hindu, gave a reading from the bible as prime minister of the united kingdom , will you solemnly kingdom, will you solemnly promise and swear ? his majesty promise and swear? his majesty was presented to the people and swore an oath to them . i swore an oath to them. i solemnly promise so- solemnly promise so to do swore an oath to them. i- solemnly promise so to do the moed— solemnly promise so to do the moed dow— solemnly promise so to do the moer wow porr— solemnly promise so to do the most holy part of— solemnly promise so to do the most holy part of the service, de— most holy part of the service, dre wind— most holy part of the service, the king donned— most holy part of the service, the king donned a simple white edrrd. — the king donned a simple white edrrd. dwe— the king donned a simple white shirt. this was— the king donned a simple white shirt. this was a— the king donned a simple white shirt. "

the king donned a simple white shirt. this was a moment between him and god. screened, shielded him and god. screened, shielded him as the archbishop of canterbury anointed king charles with holy oil . nana perhaps the with holy oil. nana 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 lviv crown. sharm el sheikh lviv. i pledge my loyalty to you, the prince of wales heir to the throne, pledged his allegiance to the king with a kiss on his father's cheek . king charles's

father's cheek. king charles's consort, who's been by his side for decades, was crowned and anointed as britain's queen on their majesties, retired to saint edward's chapel . king saint edward's chapel. king charles and queen camilla wore robes of estate to leave the abbey rac . the coronation 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 the jubilant crowds. a scaled back fly—past roared over

central . london god save the central. london god save the king today. coronation celebrations— g : coronation celebrations continue across the oowrdw. — celebrations continue across the eowredrw dre— celebrations continue across the country. the third, _ celebrations continue across the country. r: country. the third, carol, an era has well and truly begun . era has well and truly begun. cameron wahaca . gb news stay cameron wahaca. gb news stay this celebrations continue across the country. the coronation big lunches, of course, street parties and celebrations, parties across the land celebrating the king and queen being crowned. and we are expecting some royalty to turn up at a number of events. so we have the duke and duchess of edinburgh. they're expected at a local street party. we are also expecting the princess royal and vice admiral sir tim laurence . vice admiral sir tim laurence. they're going to be in a local village and even prince village hall and even prince andrew's two daughters, princess eugenie and princess beatrice, they are expected on a village green again, enjoying the celebrations. and then tomorrow, what we do have is the

volunteering initiative of the big help out as it's being called by buckingham palace, encouraging communities and people across the country to help out their neighbours and community centres. again tomorrow. we are expecting a number of royals involved in that. now just a little bit of an update on the protests which we had yesterday day. of course, a number of republic protesters were were arrested in trafalgar square yesterday. the ceo of repubuc square yesterday. the ceo of republic has been released and he is saying, make no mistake , he is saying, make no mistake, there is no longer a right to peacefully protest in the united kingdom. we know that the group republic, which is an anti—monarchy protest group, were in contact with the police ahead of the coronation happening. the police met. police, as far as we understand, were happy with them peacefully protesting . and it remains protesting. and it remains actually quite unclear what has gone on there and exactly why they were arrested. but nonetheless, there was around you know, there weren't many protesters compared to the thousands of people who had

gathered on the mall watch gathered on the mall to watch those processions from buckingham palace and indeed westminster abbey in the gold state coach, the king and queen were travelling in in the australian state coach. we had prince george, princess charlotte and prince louis and the prince and princess of wales and then of course appearing the prince and princess of wales and th

studio. so there we go. cameron bringing us up to date on ewerwdrrrrrg— bringing us up to date on everything happened and everything that's happened and weed— everything that's happened and weed-exped— everything that's happened and what expect today in what we can expect today in derme— what we can expect today in derme or— what we can expect today in derme of wow— what we can expect today in terms of your thoughts on what dre— terms of your thoughts on what dre red— terms of your thoughts on what were the real highlights of weederdowe— were the real highlights of yesterday? oh,— were the real highlights of yesterday? oh, gosh. well there are yesterday? oh, gosh. well there eo meow do— yesterday? oh, gosh. well there are so many to choose from. �*7 are so many to choose from. if wow— are so many to choose from. if you oer— are so many to choose from. if you oedooe— are so many to choose from. if you can choose one.— are so many to choose from. if you can choose one. i- are so many to choose from. if you can choose one. i thought the whole was a complete the whole thing was a complete success me . one of my success for me. one of my favourite pieces of music in the world was the world is parry's. i was glad the glorious setting of psalm 122, which is the first thing you hear when when the king or hear when the when the king or the the abbey for the queen enters the abbey for their coronation. you have their coronation. and you have their coronation. and you have the scholars of westminster school being the first people, as they've done since elizabeth , the first acclaim , the first to acclaim the new sovereign as wonderful sovereign with as wonderful vivace vivat rex carolus vivat camilla. and i must say i did have a tear or two in my eye. i did at that point and again with the anointing of the king zadok , the priest, his majesty, shielded view as the most shielded from view as the most sacred elements of the sacrament of kingship took place as much a sacrament as getting married, you know, getting married. we had a coronation ring being put on.and had a coronation ring being put on. and to hear that glorious melody also composed for the coronation i mean, we forget how

much music was created much global music was created for british coronations from elgar to handel and so forth. and also , i think ultimately and also, i think ultimately seeing the king with his symbols of sovereignty, the crown the sceptres in his supertunica sitting on that ancient coronation chair from 1300. we've never seen because of high definition cameras as we do now. so such ceremonies in such proximity, so utterly wonderful. i think it would be hard for erorew— i think it would be hard for erorew ererd— i think it would be hard for anyone apart from the most rrreererde— anyone apart from the most miserable people in this country to miserable people in this country do rod— miserable people in this country do rod reve— miserable people in this country to not have been— miserable people in this country to not have been moved by that erow— to not have been moved by that erow or— to not have been moved by that erow or wrrw— to not have been moved by that show of unity and— to not have been moved by that show of unity and that show of our show of unity and that show of rredorre— show of unity and that show of our historic heritage in this eowrdrw— our historic heritage in this oowrdrw rd— our historic heritage in this country. it really was a moving day— country. it really was a moving dew weererdew. — country. it really was a moving day yesterday. now, of course, as cameron mentioned there, were— as cameron mentioned there, drere reve— as cameron mentioned there, there have been— as cameron mentioned there, there have been protests as were— there have been protests as drere ree— there have been protests as there has been— there have been protests as there has been a conversation erow— there has been a conversation erowd row— there has been a conversation about how they've been handled by dre— about how they've been handled by we rode — about how they've been handled by the police. now— about how they've been handled by the police. now you've got rrdo— by the police. now you've got rrdo e— by the police. now you've got rrdo e rrdo— by the police. now you've got into a into scraps— by the police. now you've got into a into scraps before with dre— into a into scraps before with we reed— into a into scraps before with we reed or— into a into scraps before with the head of republic. the eerrrergr— the head of republic. the campaign group, which is of course, is anti—monarchist , the course, is anti—monarchist, the deeder— course, is anti—monarchist, the deeder or— course, is anti—monarchist, the deeder or dre— course, is anti—monarchist, the leader of the entire group has ererd— leader of the entire group has ererd re— leader of the entire group has spent 16 hours— leader of the entire group has spent 16 hours in— leader of the entire group has spent 16 hours in prison. do you drrrw— spent 16 hours in prison. do you

drrrw dred— spent 16 hours in prison. do you drrrw we re— spent 16 hours in prison. do you think that is proportionate? wed,— think that is proportionate? wed, door— think that is proportionate? well, look, i— think that is proportionate? well, look, i don't believe in deee— well, look, i don't believe in deee rrer-eede— well, look, i don't believe in less majeste laws . less majeste laws. i have to say.— less majeste laws. i have to say, we're not like thailand , say, we're not like thailand, for example. and i passionately believe as a free speech champion, i passionately believe in the right protest so long in the right to protest so long as it's peaceful and non—disruptive . now, we don't non—disruptive. now, we don't actually what happened. the actually know what happened. the police, that police, i understand, think that the that they were armed with items they could tie items that they could tie themselves with . themselves to lampposts with. they claim that those things were just tie placards were to just tie placards together . so i don't know what together. so i don't know what what here. what the truth is here. personally, i think should personally, i think they should be allowed to because be allowed to protest because people will see what motley people will see what a motley crew sad anoraks they are crew of sad anoraks they are because when you see the hundreds thousands people hundreds of thousands of people who the mall and who descend upon the mall and you have this tiny island you have this tiny little island of trainspotters with their little signs up swamped by this crowd. if it really was a significant force in this country, republicanism , they country, republicanism, they would have been out in similar force . there would have been force. there would have been thousands thousands thousands or tens of thousands rather than tens of people. and also, people even rather than tens of people. and also, are people even also, are republicansle even also, are republicans and even also, are republicans and anti if they are republicans and anti rrorererrede— if they are republicans and anti monarchists, they— if they are republicans and anti monarchists, they probably wowddr-d— monarchists, they probably wouldn't want— monarchists, they probably wouldn't want to show up and

redr— wouldn't want to show up and dre— wouldn't want to show up and rre perry,— wouldn't want to show up and ruin the party, ruin the occasion for- ruin the party, ruin the occasion for everybody else. you wowed— occasion for everybody else. you wowed-drowdrd— occasion for everybody else. you would-thought just- occasion for everybody else. you would thought just the most would have thought just the most edewrer— would have thought just the most staunch activists— would have thought just the most staunch activists ,_ would have thought just the most staunch activists , i— would have thought just the most staunch activists , i guess, were staunch activists, i guess, were were.— staunch activists, i guess, were drere. red— staunch activists, i guess, were drere. red were— staunch activists, i guess, were there. but we're _to - there. but we're going to be dededrd— there. but we're going to be debating that. _ there. but we're going to be debating that. the wrongs and rrdrde— rights of the public order bill, the rights of the public order bill, dre-erd— rights of the public order bill, the-and rights- rights of the public order bill,- the-and rights-the the wrongs and rights of how the porce— the wrongs and rights of how the rodee—.- the wrongs and rights of how the rodee—. r- the wrongs and rights of how the rodee—. r dweeel police dealt with this. i guess it's-difficult.— police dealt with this. i guess it's difficult. they it's very difficult. they have to it's very difficult. they have do-dre— it's very difficult. they have to-the occasion- it's very difficult. they have to the occasion and it's very difficult. they have- to-the occasion and the to balance the occasion and the ereedede— to balance the occasion and the ereerede erd— to balance the occasion and the spectacle and all— to balance the occasion and the spectacle and all the people who are spectacle and all the people who drere— spectacle and all the people who drerelrrerw— spectacle and all the people who are there, many millions are there, the many millions wederrrd.— are there, the many millions wederrre. ard— are there, the many millions watching. and course, watching. and then of course, dre— watching. and then of course, dre-or— watching. and then of course, the-of speech,- watching. and then of course, the of speech, freedom the freedom of speech, freedom to the freedom of speech, freedom do rrodeed— the freedom of speech, freedom to protest-others— the freedom of speech, freedom to protest-others ._ the freedom of speech, freedom to protest others . so whether to protest of others. so whether drew— to protest of others. so whether drew dod— to protest of others. so whether drew god dred— to protest of others. so whether they got that right, i'm to protest of others. so whether thejsure that right, i'm to protest of others. so whether thejsure .hat right, i'm to protest of others. so whether thejsure . now, right, i'm to protest of others. so whether thejsure . now, i right, i'm to protest of others. so whether thejsure . now, i must'ight, i'm to protest of others. so whether thejsure . now, i must ask , i'm to protest of others. so whether thejsure . now, i must ask prince not sure. now, i must ask prince werrw— not sure. now, i must ask prince werrw re— not sure. now, i must ask prince werrw re wee— not sure. now, i must ask prince harry. he was there— not sure. now, i must ask prince harry. he was there very much a fly harry. he was there very much a fly by— harry. he was there very much a fly by wedd— harry. he was there very much a fly by wrerd .— harry. he was there very much a fly by were . we— harry. he was there very much a fly by visit . he was— harry. he was there very much a fly by visit . he was back in fly by visit. he was back in cedrorrre— fly by visit. he was back in california only— fly by visit. he was back in california only hours later. it eeerred— california only hours later. it eeerred .— california only hours later. it seemed . what— california only hours later. it seemed . what do you make of that seemed. what do you make of that 7 seemed. what do you make of that e do— seemed. what do you make of that e do wow— seemed. what do you make of that e do you drrrwe— seemed. what do you make of that ? do you think? he's— seemed. what do you make of that ? do you think? he's very much redd— ? do you think? he's very much derd rre— ? do you think? he's very much laid his cards— ? do you think? he's very much laid his cards on— ? do you think? he's very much laid his cards on the table? he is california— laid his cards on the table? he is california first. _ laid his cards on the table? he is california first. britain eeord — is california first. britain second. yes— is california first. britain second. yes _ is california first. britain second. yes verdi“ " second. yes well, i've been trying to avoid discussing prince harry. i've got to ask this very sad, awkward moment. i think i want a coronation of roerdwdw— i think i want a coronation of roeddwrdw red— i think i want a coronation of positivity, but as— i think i want a coronation of positivity, but as you as you've rereed— positivity, but as you as you've rereedlwow-we— positivity, but as you as you've raised, you've raised the raised, as you've raised the subject— raised, as you've raised the subject, look,— raised, as you've raised the subject, look, think was subject, look, i think it was good— subject, look, i think it was good-re— subject, look, i think it was good-he came. - subject, look, i think it was- good-he came. .would have subject, look, i think it was- good itlhe came. .would have subject, look, i think it was- good it would :ame. .would have subject, look, i think it was- good it would have .would have subject, look, i think it was- good it would have been would have subject, look, i think it was- good it would have been the ld have been it would have been the first the first time in history that the son of a king wasn't at his

father's coronation now, i also think perhaps that the prince of wales was happy that the visit was so short, so there was no chance of prince harry attending private functions where conversations may later have been relayed in another oprah winfrey interview or in a sequel to his memoir , or indeed to the to his memoir, or indeed to the duchess of montecito's upcoming diaries being published . and but diaries being published. and but i just think it's rather petty. this whole this whole episode has been rather petty. you know, we were told that security was the reason , for example, the main reason, for example, that delaying delaying that he was delaying delaying his decision to come. and maybe one of the reasons that he didn't bring children . didn't bring over his children. you've had the lady the you've had the first lady of the united able come. united states able to come. you've had the president of france. you had 100 heads of state , including for state attending, including for the time ever, the the first time ever, the monarchs of europe the monarchs of europe and the world. i mean, the security was absolutely ironclad and gold plated. why he thinks he needs special treatment for some reason and this is a man we now know from the tax records of the archewell foundation that harry

and meghan work one hour a week as if he couldn't have one hour as if he couldn't have one hour a one hour so a week, one hour a week. so i'm sure you know his diary is full of baby showers and other things. but would have things. but you would have thought could made more thought he could have made more time in 24 hours, let alone his carbon footprint flying over here in a private jet from california across a continent and an ocean to get. he could have at and an ocean to get. he could rewe ed deeed— and an ocean to get. he could have at least made— and an ocean to get. he could have at least made a- e�*r: a" f" gig he could have at least made a long weewerd— have at least made a long weekend-it.— have at least made a long weekend-it. but- have at least made a long weekend it. but yes, there weekend of it. but yes, there weerd— weekend of it. but yes, there weerd rrwer— weekend of it. but yes, there wasn't much socialising . by the wasn't much socialising. by the woode— wasn't much socialising. by the doowe or— wasn't much socialising. by the looks of things,— wasn't much socialising. by the looks of things, it— wasn't much socialising. by the looks of things, it doesn't look erreer— looks of things, it doesn't look erreer ee— looks of things, it doesn't look appear as though— looks of things, it doesn't look appear as though even spoke looks of things, it doesn't look ap spoke s though even spoke looks of things, it doesn't look ap spoke to 1ough even spoke looks of things, it doesn't look ap spoke to anyone. even spoke looks of things, it doesn't look ap spoke to anyone. ieven spoke looks of things, it doesn't look ap spoke to anyone. i doubtpoke looks of things, it doesn't look ap spoke to anyone. i doubt hee to spoke to anyone. i doubt he red— to spoke to anyone. i doubt he red e— to spoke to anyone. i doubt he had a particularly— to spoke to anyone. i doubt he had a particularly long conversation - had a particularly long conversation with his father at deeed. — conversation with his father at deeed. red— conversation with his father at least. but it's— conversation with his father at least. but it's such a shame, rer-d— least. but it's such a shame, rer-dldred— least. but it's such a shame, isn't-that the— least. but it's such a shame, isn't that the grandchildren isn't it, that the grandchildren of king— isn't it, that the grandchildren of king charles,— isn't it, that the grandchildren of king charles, prince harry's orddrer,— of king charles, prince harry's children, weren't— of king charles, prince harry's children, weren't there . and i children, weren't there. and i do redeve— children, weren't there. and i do believe that— children, weren't there. and i do believe that if it were my rrrdrdew— do believe that if it were my drrdrdew r— do believe that if it were my birthday, i would like to attend the coronation— birthday, i would like to attend the coronation of— birthday, i would like to attend the coronation of my grandfather. but perhaps that's just grandfather. but perhaps that's deed rre— grandfather. but perhaps that's reed wed,— grandfather. but perhaps that's just me. well, yes. can you rrredrre— just me. well, yes. can you imagine when— just me. well, yes. can you imagine when someone says, what did wow— imagine when someone says, what did you do— imagine when someone says, what drd you do for— imagine when someone says, what did you do for your— imagine when someone says, what did you do for your fourth drrdrdew— did you do for your fourth drrdrdew-wow- did you do for your fourth. birthday-you-an did you do for your fourth- birthday-you-an older birthday when you were an older rereore — birthday when you were an older rereore dre— birthday when you were an older person? the coronation- birthday when you were an older person? rzzr" went to the coronation of the king abbey. king at westminster abbey. i think was a missed think it was a missed opportunity. and don't know opportunity. and they don't know their grandparents so well. they

don't know that their grandfather, that well and how wonderful it would have been to actually for the king to actually for the king to actually , his actually include this, his hopefully prodigal son in that. yes. and they may carry those eeerederd— yes. and they may carry those resentments forward, which is wrrer— resentments forward, which is wrror re— resentments forward, which is which is which— resentments forward, which is which is which is— resentments forward, which is which is which is very sad. just wew— which is which is very sad. just very dwedw— which is which is very sad. just very dwedw ore— which is which is very sad. just very quickly, one thing that's reer— very quickly, one thing that's deer rrewrd— very quickly, one thing that's been making me think or annoying me been making me think or annoying rre e-drd— been making me think or annoying rre e-rrd ree— been making me think or annoying me a-bit has been- been making me think or annoying me a bit has been the me a little bit has been the dreeweeror— me a little bit has been the discussion about— me a little bit has been the discussion about the royal rerrrw— discussion about the royal rerrdw erd— discussion about the royal family and whether they are paying— family and whether they are rewrre dred— family and whether they are paying their their way, whether drew— paying their their way, whether drew eroded— paying their their way, whether they should be— paying their their way, whether they should be paying more inheritance— they should be paying more inheritance-.— they should be paying more inheritance-. i- they should be paying more inheritance . i just want to inheritance tax. i just want to get— inheritance tax. i just want to eed-eerer— inheritance tax. i just want to get quick thoughts get your quick thoughts on that. oh get your quick thoughts on that. or-drowdrde. — get your quick thoughts on that.| oh _thoughts. _was oh quick thoughts. gosh, it was a oh quick thoughts. gosh, it was e-ewrieod— oh quick thoughts. gosh, it was e-eeried .— oh quick thoughts. gosh, it was a subject . the a long subject. look, the monarch by anything monarch isn't bound by anything that doesn't explicitly bind the monarchy, but her majesty graciously , she decided to graciously, she decided to voluntarily pay income tax and some capital gains tax and some inheritance tax in 1993. but of course, they aren't. they the royal family have to pay inheritance tax. the monarch doesn't. so long as the properties and wealth of the monarch is transferred directly to the to the next sovereign. so king charles inherited his mother's property and estates without any inheritance tax

because that would deplete the asset of the crown and would make the crown ultimately depend upon the government for finances . so this is a way of securing the future for the monarchy and also the private properties and so forth still being used so forth are still being used for which is for official functions which is another reason why. well, i guess are some there are guess there are some there are some country who some people in this country who would to would like nothing more than to see the estate, the estate see the estate, the crown estate depleted. but others of us quite like depleted. but others of us quite ewe having— depleted. but others of us quite ewe rewrd e— depleted. but others of us quite like having a royal— 3: but others of us quite like having a royal family arnie dred— like having a royal family arnie we we— like having a royal family arnie that was broadcaster and commentator— that was broadcaster and commentator ralph rafe heydel—mankoo with us. you are wederrrd— heydel—mankoo with us. you are wederrrd erd— heydel—mankoo with us. you are watching and listening to gb rewe— watching and listening to gb wewe swrdew— watching and listening to gb news sunday with emily news sunday with me, emily deride.— carville. we've got lots more oorrrrd—erowi coming up on today's show, dredwdrrd— coming up on today's show, including-perry- coming up on today's show, including perry in including katie perry in wrrdeor— including katie perry in windsor, american singer is windsor, the american singer is on windsor, the american singer is or dre— windsor, the american singer is or we did— windsor, the american singer is or we did do— windsor, the american singer is on the bill to perform at the cororedor— on the bill to perform at the coronation concert this evening. ew— coronation concert this evening. eer—wedde- coronation concert this evening. our_hartle will- coronation concert this evening. our—hartle will be| our reporter lisa hartle will be redire— our reporter lisa hartle will be deddrrd we— our reporter lisa hartle will be deddrrd we-re— our reporter lisa hartle will be telling us be joining us, telling us who'll be joining us, wro— telling us who'll be joining us, wro wru— telling us who'll be joining us, who will-will— telling us who'll be joining us, who will will joining her who will who will be joining her dwe- — who will who will be joining her more like. but— who will who will be joining her more like. but first, let's take a more like. but first, let's take e—wrdrl more like. but first, let's take. e—wrdr dred- a look at the weather with greg. redo— a look at the weather with greg. weddo-. — a look at the weather with greg. weddo-. rm— a look at the weather with greg. hello-. i'm greg- a look at the weather with greg. hello . riding d hello there. i'm greg dewhurst and welcome latest gb and welcome to your latest gb news weather by the office news weather by the met office well, wetter weather is on the way , but plenty of sunshine way, but plenty of sunshine today. way, but plenty of sunshine today . it's been rather warm. it today. it's been rather warm. it stays over the next few stays muggy over the next few

days, ridge of high days, too. today's ridge of high pressure starts move the pressure starts to move out the way opens the doors for the atlantic . weather systems moving atlantic. weather systems moving in, some wetter and in, bringing some wetter and breezier conditions for many of us. some heavy showers in there, too. staying unsettled for the working week. fine evening to come for much of the uk , we will come for much of the uk, we will see some low cloud across some eastern coast still, but it is eyes to the west as cloud and rain pushes in from the atlantic as move into the early hours as we move into the early hours affecting western areas. by the end night, some of the end of the night, some of the rain heavy at times , rain could be heavy at times, clearest, driest conditions holding on in the east. mild start to monday morning. temperatures in double figures for wet and windy for many, but a wet and windy start across western areas . this start across western areas. this outbreaks of pushed its way outbreaks of rain pushed its way eastwards through the day. perhaps some sunshine just about holding east anglia for holding on for east anglia for the brighter the longest. turning brighter behind across scotland, northern ireland, some sunny spells here, but really heavy showers but some really heavy showers developing northern ireland developing for northern ireland in particular, some rumbles of thunder and local flooding is possible where we get the sunshine. temperatures reaching around degrees, stuck

sunshine. temperatures reaching arounithe degrees, stuck sunshine. temperatures reaching arounithe clouddegrees, stuck sunshine. temperatures reaching arounithe cloud andzes, stuck sunshine. temperatures reaching arounithe cloud and the stuck sunshine. temperatures reaching arounithe cloud and the rain,; sunshine. temperatures reaching arounithe cloud and the rain, it under the cloud and the rain, it will feel quite chilly into the evening time. still some showers are rumbling on, but they should fade away into the early hours. cloud and rain continue to push slowly eastwards across england and wales and elsewhere as we go through towards the end of the night into tuesday morning, we will see drier conditions spreading in from the west and temperatures generally with cloud around holding up in double figures for many of us. a bit of a grey mixed start on tuesday morning. some sunny spells the risk of some rain across eastern areas , perhaps across eastern areas, perhaps heavy time across heavy for a time across north—east scotland, but it should brighten up slowly through morning. sunny through the morning. some sunny spells , but a scattering spells, but also a scattering of showers . developing stays showers. developing stays unsettled over the next few days. showers and rain, days. further showers and rain, temperatures little above temperatures a little above average

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perry lionel richie. and take that we'll be performing at windsor castle tonight as part of the king's coronation celebrations . our gb news celebrations. our gb news reporter lisa hartle is there. lisa hello . what's the lisa hello. what's the atmosphere like? what's going . atmosphere like? what's going. on hello. it's such a lovely edrroerrere— on hello. it's such a lovely atmosphere here _ 0" hello. it's such a lovely atmosphere here in windsor rodeo.— atmosphere here in windsor rodew. rode— atmosphere here in windsor rodew. rode or— atmosphere here in windsor today. lots of people wearing crowns and flags— today. lots of people wearing crowns and flags and yeah, like i crowns and flags and yeah, like r edd— crowns and flags and yeah, like r eerd, dre— crowns and flags and yeah, like i said, the atmosphere is dowedw. — i said, the atmosphere is lovely. joining- i said, the atmosphere is lovely. joining me are two reorde— lovely. joining me are two reorde wro— lovely. joining me are two people who are- lovely. joining me are two people who are especially eroded— people who are especially excited because they've got dewede— excited because they've got dewede do— excited because they've got tickets to the _ excited because they've got tickets to the concert this ewerrrd. — tickets to the concert this evening. hayley and lesley, congratulations.— evening. hayley and lesley, congratulations. thank you. how are congratulations. thank you. how wow— congratulations. thank you. how wow reedrde— congratulations. thank you. how are you feeling? great to be rere. — are you feeling? great to be here. picked— are you feeling? great to be here. picked out- are you feeling? great to be here. picked out .- are you feeling? great to be here. 37�* rt: are you feeling? great to be here. f: here. picked out. so we're winning all the way ? yeah, very winning all the way? yeah, very happy to winning all the way? yeah, very rerrw do re— winning all the way? yeah, very rerrw do be rere— winning all the way? yeah, very happy to be here. glad- winning all the way? yeah, very happy to be here. glad to- m g 7 yeah, very happy to be here. glad to be wowed— happy to be here. glad to be picked erd— happy to be here. glad to be picked and happy to see the king and picked and happy to see the king ard wow— picked and happy to see the king ard wow dod— picked and happy to see the king and you got when— picked and happy to see the king and you got when you applied for the and you got when you applied for dre-or— and you got when you applied for the-of tickets,— and you got when you applied for the-of tickets, you- the ballot of tickets, you drdr-d— the ballot of tickets, you - didn't—chance didn't think you stood a chance of didn't think you stood a chance or—drd— didn't think you stood a chance or—drd-wo- of getting it, did you? no, never. .normally- of getting it, did you? no, never. of getting it, did you? no,- never. .normally apply and of getting it, did you? no,- nedeourinormally apply and of getting it, did you? no,- nedeourinormeneverply and of getting it, did you? no,- nedeourinormenever getand put your name in, never get called. so put your name in, never get called . so yeah, it was a called. so yeah, it was a ewrrrree— called. so yeah, it was a surprise when— called. so yeah, it was a surprise when we- f: so yeah, it was a surprise when we did get called our.— surprise when we did get called our. wee— surprise when we did get called our. wee rd— surprise when we did get called out. was it was— surprise when we did get called out. was it was nice. c out. was it was nice. it was a rowdy— out. was it was nice. it was a lovely surprise . so tonight lovely surprise. so tonight you've katy take that

you've got katy perry. take that lionel richie , andrea bocelli . lionel richie, andrea bocelli. there's lots of different acts going— there's lots of different acts going — there's lots of different acts going wro— there's lots of different acts going on. �*dfwdd�*rzzr eddzi; there's lots of different acts going on. �*ewdd�*rzzr eddzi; there's lots of different acts going on. who are you most looking forward to seeing? going on. who are you most lookinrrichieird to seeing? going on. who are you most lookinrrichie is to seeing? going on. who are you most lookinrrichie is a) seeing? going on. who are you most lookinrrichie is a goodng? going on. who are you most lookinrrichie is a good one for going on. who are you most lookkaty:hie is a good one for going on. who are you most look katy perry. a good one for going on. who are you most look katy perry. she'sd one for going on. who are you most look katy perry. she's upne for me. katy perry. she's up there. all girls back in zara all my girls back in zara adeere— all my girls back in zara aleena, they're all wanting me to aleena, they're all wanting me do erow— aleena, they're all wanting me do erowd owr— aleena, they're all wanting me to shout out-take- aleena, they're all wanting me to shout out take so to shout out for take that. so i win. — to shout out for take that. so i win. ard— to shout out for take that. so i will. and you've— to shout out for take that. so i will. and you've got lots of odd— will. and you've got lots of other things— will. and you've got lots of other things that are taking pari— other things that are taking rerd rewro— other things that are taking part taking place this evening. vow-we— part taking place this evening. vow-we god— part taking place this evening. vow-we god dre— part taking place this evening. you've got the landmarks,- you've got the landmarks, illuminations, so different landmarks being lit up across the . is that and obviously the uk. is that and obviously celebrating with the king and queen themselves . so how do you queen themselves. so how do you feel all that? yeah feel about all of that? yeah super excited. super excited. rde— super excited. super excited. rde-e— super excited. super excited. it's - a lifetime - it's a once in a lifetime ererreree - it's a once in a lifetime experience. , e; d it's a once in a lifetime experience. .never to it's a once in a lifetime expditence. .never to it's a once in a lifetime expdit again .never to it's a once in a lifetime expdit again andinever to it's a once in a lifetime expdit again and ifever to it's a once in a lifetime expdit again and i just�* to it's a once in a lifetime expdit again and i just want to o see it again and i just want to get for to get something for my kids to take home. exactly yeah take home. exactly that. yeah we're never going— take home. exactly that. yeah we're never going to- exactly that. yeah we're never going to be able to do—rre- we're never going to be able to do—rre. rwdi do it again, especially me. but yeah— do it again, especially me. but weer-do— do it again, especially me. but weer-do re- do it again, especially me. but yeah,-to be great.. yeah, it's going to be great. redw— yeah, it's going to be great. really looking— yeah, it's going to be great. really looking forward it . really looking forward to it. ard— really looking forward to it. and where— really looking forward to it. and where-you— really looking forward to it. i and where .you - because and where do you think because there's have been there's so many people have been speaking the come speaking to here around the come from world mark from around the world to mark the what do you think the coronation what do you think the coronation what do you think the the the appeal is about the coronation and royal family coronation and the royal family i wouldn't know to where start. i'll leave that one to you, mom . i'll just thing everyone . i'll just thing is, everyone dere— . i'll just thing is, everyone eede doeedrer. — i'll just thing is, everyone

gets together. it's just a big odd— gets together. it's just a big odd row— gets together. it's just a big odd jolly er,— gets together. it's just a big old jolly up, really . and just old jolly up, really. and just so come on. the— old jolly up, really. and just so come on. the king is one drrrd— so come on. the king is one drrrd e— so come on. the king is one error e dod— so come on. the king is one error e or or— so come on. the king is one thing a lot of people have got in common. yeah.- thing a lot of people have got in common. d/rzqud“ “r::;d:e; thing a lot of people have got in common. d/rired“ “idi in common. yeah. there's one thing a lot of people have got in common, so really, it's the only ever get only time of year you ever get anyone anymore. when only time of year you ever get anyone the anymore. when only time of year you ever get anyone the royalsiore. when only time of year you ever get anyone the royals .ire. when only time of year you ever get anyone the royals . so when only time of year you ever get anyone the royals . so let'sen it's around the royals. so let's keep— it's around the royals. so let's weerlgorrd— it's around the royals. so let's keeplgoing- — it's around the royals. so let's keeplgoing . that's- it's around the royals. so let's keep going . keep it going. that's true. actually, when i'm speaking to people yesterday people on the mall yesterday celebrating, they were saying it's bringing communities it's about bringing communities together and things like that. everybody the everybody comes together for the rowede—dwe— everybody comes together for the royals. _like you're - royals. everybody like you're eewrd— royals. everybody like you're saying worldwide. was saying, worldwide. so it was a bit saying, worldwide. so it was a or or— saying, worldwide. so it was a or or e— saying, worldwide. so it was a or or e weer— saying, worldwide. so it was a bit of a wash out— saying, worldwide. so it was a bit of a wash out yesterday. so dodew— bit of a wash out yesterday. so dodew red-e— bit of a wash out yesterday. so today, let's bring— bit of a wash out yesterday. so today, let's bring it on. it eroded— today, let's bring it on. it erowdd re— today, let's bring it on. it should be a— today, let's bring it on. it should be a good day. really doowrrd— should be a good day. really looking forward— should be a good day. really looking forward to it out. yeah, it looking forward to it out. yeah, rd oorree— looking forward to it out. yeah, rd dre— looking forward to it out. yeah, it comes the sun. _ looking forward to it out. yeah, it comes the sun. we're all reedw— it comes the sun. we're all reedw do— it comes the sun. we're all reedw do 90— it comes the sun. we're all reedw do go re— it comes the sun. we're all ready to go is already getting derr— ready to go is already getting warmer, isn't it— ready to go is already getting warmer, isn't it ? warmer, isn't it? have an amazing time tonight . thanks amazing time tonight. thanks very much. thank you so for very much. thank you so much for talking you're welcome. talking to us. you're welcome. thank you . thank you very much. thank you. bye— thank you very much. thank you. bvel- _ thank you very much. thank you. bvel- so— thank you very much. thank you. bvel- so dre— thank you very much. thank you. bye.. so the concert- thank you very much. thank you. bye . .. bye so. so the concert starts at half eight tonight. the royals will be there. the king and queen, obviously, along with other members of the royal family. is family. prince william is rumoured to be giving speech family. prince william is runhis'ed to be giving speech family. prince william is runhis dad.» be giving speech family. prince william is runhis dad. but giving speech family. prince william is runhis dad. but that's speech family. prince william is runhis dad. but that's justieech for his dad. but that's just a rumour, we'll out later

rumour, so we'll find out later . and at half eight tonight, rumour, so we'll find out later . anrconcertf eight tonight, rumour, so we'll find out later . anrconcert will ht tonight, rumour, so we'll find out later . anrconcert will beginight, rumour, so we'll find out later . anrconcert will begin and the that concert will begin and the coronation will be celebrating further. thank you very much, wee— further. thank you very much, wee .— further. thank you very much, wee , rerordrrd— further. thank you very much, lisa , reporting there- thank you very much, lisa , reporting there from lisa, reporting there from wrrdeor.— lisa, reporting there from windsor. ahead of the coronation eoroerd— windsor. ahead of the coronation eoreerd dorrdrd— windsor. ahead of the coronation concert tonight .— windsor. ahead of the coronation concert tonight . i'm gutted that concert tonight. i'm gutted that i concert tonight. i'm gutted that r drdr-d— concert tonight. i'm gutted that r drdr-d red— concert tonight. i'm gutted that r drdr-d red rrw— concert tonight. i'm gutted that i didn't put my name in the rewor— i didn't put my name in the deddod dor— i didn't put my name in the ballot for that— i didn't put my name in the ballot for that-it- i didn't put my name in the ballot for that it sounds ballot for that one. it sounds dwe— ballot for that one. it sounds ewe ide— ballot for that one. it sounds ewe we going— ballot for that one. it sounds like it's going to— ballot for that one. it sounds like it's going to a like it's going to be a fantastic— like it's going to be a fantastic concert. sad to miss it, fantastic concert. sad to miss rc-be— fantastic concert. sad to miss it,-be watching- fantastic concert. sad to miss it, be watching on tv. it, but i'll be watching on tv. r-rr — it, but i'll be watching on tv. r-rr—wederrrd- it, but i'll be watching on tv. i'm _watching and| i'm sure you're watching and dederrrd— i'm sure you're watching and dederrrd do— i'm sure you're watching and listening to news i'm sure you're watching and listening to . news with i'm sure you're watching and listeemilyo.news with i'm sure you're watching and liste emily carvelews with i'm sure you're watching and liste emily carvel .ns with i'm sure you're watching and liste emily carvel . we've with i'm sure you're watching and liste emily carvel . we've got with i'm sure you're watching and liste emily carvel . we've got lots me, emily carvel. we've got lotsi more coming up on today's show. wedd— more coming up on today's show. we-uloroeerrd— more coming up on today's show. we'll crossing country to we'll be crossing the country to wed— we'll be crossing the country to wed eoe— we'll be crossing the country to visit some coronation picnics. wid— visit some coronation picnics. will-coronation- visit some coronation picnics. will coronation quiche will there be coronation quiche erd— will there be coronation quiche erd rrdeed— will there be coronation quiche and indeed, coronation chicken redre— and indeed, coronation chicken being eerwed— and indeed, coronation chicken being served up?— and indeed, coronation chicken being served up? stay with us to drd— being served up? stay with us to drd owr. — being served up? stay with us to drd our. red— being served up? stay with us to find out. but first,— being served up? stay with us to find out. but first, get find out. but first, let's get dre—.- find out. but first, let's get dre—. - find out. but first, let's get. the_. thanks, the news with ray. thanks, rrriw. — the news with ray. thanks, emily. 1:31. here's the latest at coronation celebrations are continuing today as thousands of people across the country hold a coronation. big lunch . the prime coronation. big lunch. the prime minister and his wife are hosting one in downing street , hosting one in downing street, welcoming volunteers. ukrainian refugees and the first lady of the united states. if you're

watching on tv, you can see live footage now from outside number 10, rishi sunak can be seen mingling with guests and the street is bedecked in union flag bunting to music to being provided by the raf. northolt brass quintet. buckingham palace is calling the lunches a nationwide act of celebration and friendship as well . later on and friendship as well. later on this evening, 20,000 people will join the newly crowned king and queen at windsor castle for the coronation concert and those watching on tv could be seeing in just a moment live images from the castle are organisers are setting up . there we go. are setting up. there we go. take that. katy perry and lionel richie will all be performing tonight with special appearances , too, from tom cruise. dame joan collins and sir tom jones as well. and these people in windsor are some of the lucky ones to win tickets as the whole atmosphere today, everybody enjoying themselves or being together. so and there was only 5000 — together. so and there was only 5000 rewor— together. so and there was only 5000 ballot tickets— together. so and there was only 5000 ballot tickets as- 3 so and there was only

5000 ballot tickets as well . so 5000 ballot tickets as well. so dred— 5000 ballot tickets as well. so we we— 5000 ballot tickets as well. so that was excellent, wasn't it, to that was excellent, wasn't it, do ded— that was excellent, wasn't it, do eed do — that was excellent, wasn't it, do eed do eed— that was excellent, wasn't it, do eed do eed e— that was excellent, wasn't it, to get to get a ticket for that. veer.— to get to get a ticket for that. veer. were— to get to get a ticket for that. yeah, we're going— to get to get a ticket for that. yeah, we're going into- to get to get a ticket for that. yeah, we're going into the- yeah, we're going into the concert. yeah. can't concert. yeah. we can't believe it. yeah. yeah, it was it. honestly yeah. yeah, it was a . so just applying for a lottery. so just applying for them and fortunately, we got them, didn't we? yeah . so dan them, didn't we? yeah. so dan entered the ballot online, not thinking anything would come of it. dan's a huge royalist, so. and we were lucky we got the notification in march, didn't we? hotel and. yeah, we? booked a hotel and. yeah, really looking forward to it for me it's richie. think me, it's lionel richie. i think that's amazing . well, the that's amazing. well, the metropolitan— that's amazing. well, the metropolitan police - “9 well, the metropolitan police is facing errdderr — metropolitan police is facing criticism for— metropolitan police is facing criticism for arresting 52 reorde— criticism for arresting 52 reorde or— criticism for arresting 52 people on the- criticism for arresting 52 people on the day of the coronation. _ people on the day of the coronation. the force says they dewer— coronation. the force says they were taken into— coronation. the force says they were taken into custody for an errew— were taken into custody for an array-offences— were taken into custody for an array-offences ,_ were taken into custody for an array offences , including array of offences, including eorerrreew— array of offences, including eorerrreew do— array of offences, including conspiracy to cause a public nuisance. graham smith, the order— nuisance. graham smith, the chief executive— nuisance. graham smith, the chief executive of anti—monarchy group— chief executive of anti—monarchy orowr reerwrde— chief executive of anti—monarchy orowr reererdo .— chief executive of anti—monarchy group republic , was held for group republic, was held for reerw— group republic, was held for reerw re— group republic, was held for nearly 16 hours.— group republic, was held for nearly 16 hours. he says the erreeed— nearly 16 hours. he says the arrests are a— nearly 16 hours. he says the arrests are a direct attack on derrooreew— arrests are a direct attack on derroereow .— arrests are a direct attack on our democracy . i'm here. hey our democracy. i'm here. hey wed— our democracy. i'm here. hey wed .— our democracy. i'm here. hey wed . ed— our democracy. i'm here. hey well , at least— our democracy. i'm here. hey well , at least eight- our democracy. i'm here. hey well , at least eight people have well, at least eight people have

been killed and seven wounded in the in the united states after a man opened fire at a mall near dallas in texas , is the gunman dallas in texas, is the gunman who authorities think acted alone was killed by a police officer. the injured include a dwe— officer. the injured include a dive weer— officer. the injured include a dive weer odd— officer. the injured include a five year old child. - rir�*”ririd the injured include a five year old child. three reorde— five year old child. three reorde ee— five year old child. three people are said to be in a dried— people are said to be in a critical condition, have been reerw— critical condition, have been reerw zoo— critical condition, have been nearly 200 mass— critical condition, have been nearly 200 mass shootings with at nearly 200 mass shootings with ed deeed— nearly 200 mass shootings with ed deeed dowr— nearly 200 mass shootings with at least four victims in the us drie— at least four victims in the us he weer— at least four victims in the us this year alone— at least four victims in the us this year alone .— at least four victims in the us this year alone . we're on tv this year alone. we're on tv ordre— this year alone. we're on tv ordre .— this year alone. we're on tv ordre , or— this year alone. we're on tv online , on dab+- this year alone. we're on tv online , on dab+ radio and on online, on dab+ radio and on dere— online, on dab+ radio and on dwre dr— online, on dab+ radio and on dwre rr do— online, on dab+ radio and on tune in to this— online, on dab+ radio and on tune in to this is— online, on dab+ radio and on tune in to this is gb news. rrrdw— tune in to this is gb news. rrrrdw wedd— tune in to this is gb news. emily we'll be— tune in to this is gb news. emily we'll be back after this . emily we'll be back after this. reek— emily we'll be back after this. ereew redo— emily we'll be back after this. break hello there . cidirg break hello there. i'm greg rewrered— break hello there. i'm greg dewhurst and welcome to your

britain is watching . welcome britain is watching. welcome back to gb news.— ’“ i “3 welcome back to gb news. sunday with ’“ i “cg welcome back to gb news. sunday with me, rrrrw— back to gb news. sunday with me, rrrdw cerwer— back to gb news. sunday with me, rrrrdw cerwer or— back to gb news. sunday with me, emily carver on your— back to gb news. sunday with me, emily carver on your tv and redo.— emily carver on your tv and redo. wow— emily carver on your tv and radio. now yesterday was the pomp— radio. now yesterday was the pore erd— radio. now yesterday was the pomp and ceremony of the king's cororedor. — pomp and ceremony of the king's coronation. but— pomp and ceremony of the king's coronation. but today is when dre— coronation. but today is when dre-redrre.—

coronation. but today is when dre-redrre. ae— coronation. but today is when the begins. as thousands of the fun begins. as thousands of edreed— the fun begins. as thousands of edreed rerdee— the fun begins. as thousands of street parties lunches are street parties and lunches are rewire— street parties and lunches are rewrg ereee— street parties and lunches are taking place across country taking place across the country , rrerrerer or— taking place across the country , members of the— taking place across the country , members of the royal family taking place across the country , meattend of the royal family taking place across the country , me attend of theof)yal family taking place across the country , me attend of theof theseimily taking place across the country , me attend of theof these events will attend some of these events dwrrrd— will attend some of these events durin9--_ will attend some of these events dwrrrd-. sorre- will attend some of these events during-. some of- will attend some of these events during . some of our during the day. some of our rerordere— during the day. some of our rerordere ee— during the day. some of our reporters are joining these redee— reporters are joining these rerdee ee— reporters are joining these parties as-this- reporters are joining these parties as this afternoon parties as well. this afternoon . so— parties as well. this afternoon . so wedorroe— parties as well. this afternoon . so welcome. will hollis, who's parties as well. this afternoon . slutterworth will hollis, who's parties as well. this afternoon . slutterworth sophieillis, who's parties as well. this afternoon . slutterworth sophie reaperio's parties as well. this afternoon . slutterworth sophie reaper iss in lutterworth sophie reaper is in lutterworth sophie reaper is r we,— in lutterworth sophie reaper is r we, erd— in lutterworth sophie reaper is in la, and anna— in lutterworth sophie reaper is in la, and anna riley is at deeded— in la, and anna riley is at market wheaton . let's start with market wheaton. let's start with wide. — market wheaton. let's start with wide. wir— market wheaton. let's start with wire. wire, ee— market wheaton. let's start with will. will, are you— market wheaton. let's start with will. will, are you getting into the will. will, are you getting into dre-errrrd— will. will, are you getting into dre-errrrde — will. will, are you getting into the-spirit ? oh,- will. will, are you getting into the-spirit ? oh, am- the party spirit? oh, am i getting— the party spirit? oh, am i getting into the party spirit? yes, of course. just have a little look at. just a few moments ago, the brass band had stopped but everybody's stopped playing, but everybody's having really time having a really nice time eating plenty pork pies, sausage plenty of pork pies, sausage rolls a couple of the people rolls and a couple of the people who really nice who are having a really nice time are andy and sue. andy, can i just say this is a fantastic outfit. it's getting warm now here. how warm are you? i do feel fairly warm, but- here. how warm are you? i do feel fairly warm, but i've- 7 i do feel fairly warm, but i've had it feel fairly warm, but i've had d or— feel fairly warm, but i've had d or rroed— feel fairly warm, but i've had it on most of— feel fairly warm, but i've had it on most of the— feel fairly warm, but i've had it on most of the day. is this eerredrrre— it on most of the day. is this something for this something new for this coronation or is this something you already 15 years know where it's sort of like various sort of patriotic type of events, patriotic type things, but i've had it for quite a few years. the coronation was mainly in london, but is lutterworth party.

but this is lutterworth party. what does that connection to? royalty— what does that connection to? royalty celebrating this royalty and celebrating this do— royalty and celebrating this do e— royalty and celebrating this mean to a small town like dwdderwordr— mean to a small town like lutterworth 7 _ mean to a small town like lutterworth ? �*erdd�*ricc lutterworth? well, i think the small lutterworth i've small town like lutterworth i've lived my and lived here most of my life and i think whole think it brings the whole community . i think most community together. i think most people community together. i think most reorde ee— community together. i think most people are probably— i ’“ car cg i think most people are probably patriotic from— people are probably patriotic drorr drie— people are probably patriotic from this sort— people are probably patriotic from this sort of— people are probably patriotic from this sort of area. people orredrre— from this sort of area. people sometimes might not be, but i am . ido sometimes might not be, but i am . i do toast the king as he is erd— . i do toast the king as he is erd r-we— i do toast the king as he is now and i've toasted the queen rrerw— now and i've toasted the queen rrerw drree— now and i've toasted the queen rrerw drree rr— now and i've toasted the queen many times in the— now and i've toasted the queen many times in the past, proposed eord— many times in the past, proposed eord or— many times in the past, proposed various sort of toasts , member various sort of toasts, member of various sort of toasts, member or wedowe— various sort of toasts, member of various organisations within the of various organisations within dre dowr— of various organisations within dre dowr ee— of various organisations within the town are very— of various organisations within the town are very traditional, reree— the town are very traditional, reree r— the town are very traditional, reree r dowe— the town are very traditional, hence i love wearing the jacket erd— hence i love wearing the jacket erd r— hence i love wearing the jacket erd r rowdrd— hence i love wearing the jacket and i bought the— hence i love wearing the jacket and i bought the hat. traditional— and i bought the hat. traditional english- and i bought the hat. traditional english bowler hat purely for today. much the annoyance of— purely for today. much the annoyance of my- dig : much the annoyance of my wife. but if drere— annoyance of my wife. but if drere wee— annoyance of my wife. but if drere e— annoyance of my wife. but if there was a best— annoyance of my wife. but if there was a best dressed award for lutterworth,— there was a best dressed award for lutterworth, you'd be wrrrrrd— for lutterworth, you'd be winning rd. — for lutterworth, you'd be winning it. i'll- for lutterworth, you'd be winning it. cc for lutterworth, you'd be winning it. i'll see take winning it. i'll see if you take it because might it off later because it might get too but get a little bit too warm. but it's lutterworth here get a little bit too warm. but it':leicestershireerworth here get a little bit too warm. but it':leicestershire ,worth here get a little bit too warm. but it':leicestershire , we're here get a little bit too warm. but it':leicestershire , we're across in leicestershire, we're across the reaperis the country and sophie reaper is in leigh in greater manchester. osney thank you, will. things are really starting— osney thank you, will. things are really starting to- qev�*clgr �*erdd�* cc things are really starting to pick up rere— are really starting to pick up rere rr— are really starting to pick up rere rr leigh— are really starting to pick up here in leigh as— are really starting to pick up here in leigh as well. are really starting to pick up here in leigh as well . hundreds here in leigh as well. hundreds of here in leigh as well. hundreds or reorde— here in leigh as well. hundreds or reorde rewe— here in leigh as well. hundreds of people have come down today

to of people have come down today do iorr— of people have come down today do or dre— of people have come down today do join rre rre— of people have come down today to join the big lunch. they're enjoying— to join the big lunch. they're enjoying rredr— to join the big lunch. they're enjoying their picnics at the redee— enjoying their picnics at the tables. there's— enjoying their picnics at the tables. there's live music going on. tables. there's live music going reorde— tables. there's live music going reorde ee— tables. there's live music going on. people are really enjoying the on. people are really enjoying dre edeue. — on. people are really enjoying the stalls. joining me now is dwo— the stalls. joining me now is dwo very— the stalls. joining me now is two very special— the stalls. joining me now is two very special and fabulously dreeeed— two very special and fabulously dressed guests— two very special and fabulously dressed guests .— two very special and fabulously dressed guests . good afternoon dressed guests. good afternoon to dressed guests. good afternoon do wow— dressed guests. good afternoon do your redee— dressed guests. good afternoon do your deddee .— dressed guests. good afternoon to you, ladies . tell me, what's to you, ladies. tell me, what's dre— to you, ladies. tell me, what's the atmosphere— to you, ladies. tell me, what's the atmosphere been like here in leigh— the atmosphere been like here in leigh drie— the atmosphere been like here in leigh this afternoon ? c leigh this afternoon? it is ereodwdew— leigh this afternoon? it is absolutely amazing leigh this afternoon? c “rcg the leigh this afternoon? it is- absolutely amazing . the sun's absolutely amazing. the sun's shining absolutely amazing. the sun's errrrrd erd— absolutely amazing. the sun's shining and there's— absolutely amazing. the sun's shining and there's all- “rcg the sun's shining and there's all ages rere. — shining and there's all ages rere. rd-e— shining and there's all ages here. it's really— shining and there's all ages here. ”clr?�*ccgr ”clr?�*ccgr here. it's really lovely, really lovely atmosphere and what is it like to be part and such a fabulously dressed part? what is it like to be part of— fabulously dressed part? what is it like to be part of history- it like to be part of history dred— it like to be part of history we re— it like to be part of history we re gorrg— it like to be part of history that is going on right now with the coronation?— that is going on right now with the coronation? oh, yeah . c the coronation? oh, yeah. it's rd-e— the coronation? oh, yeah. it's massive. it's definitely something that will will all remember. yeah definitely. it feels really important . and feels really important. and today is, of course, the- and today is, of course, the big eerer— today is, of course, the big eerer erd— today is, of course, the big lunch and we're- today is, of course, the big lunch and we're seeing people err-owre— lunch and we're seeing people enjoying rredr— lunch and we're seeing people enjoying their picnics . if you enjoying their picnics. if you red— enjoying their picnics. if you red e— enjoying their picnics. if you had a message— enjoying their picnics. if you had a message people had a message for people around the had a message for people around dre-erowd— had a message for people around the-about getting- the country about getting rrwowed— involved, what would it be? rrrrer— involved, what would it be? either-ladies- involved, what would it be?- either-ladies-down either of you ladies come down to either of you ladies come down do leighr— either of you ladies come down do leighr corre— either of you ladies come down to leigh, come and— either of you ladies come down to leigh, come and join us. rerwdowe— to leigh, come and join us. fabulous thank— to leigh, come and join us. fabulous thank you so much for wow— fabulous thank you so much for your drrre— fabulous thank you so much for your drrre drie— fabulous thank you so much for your time this afternoon. i rink— your time this afternoon. i drrrw we— your time this afternoon. i think we can— your time this afternoon. i think we can now to anna

think we can go now to anna rddew— think we can go now to anna rileyr wro-e— think we can go now to anna rileyr wro-e rr— think we can go now to anna riley, who's in market wheaton for we— riley, who's in market wheaton for we rode,— riley, who's in market wheaton for us today, enjoying the big dwrer— for us today, enjoying the big dwrer eorrd— for us today, enjoying the big lunch going there . thank lunch going on there. thank drerw— lunch going on there. thank were your— lunch going on there. thank thank you, sophie. d/rider “ridi thank you, sophie. yes, i'm here in market wheaton in east yorkshire, where the streets are filled with people coming out to celebrate the big lunch. we've got plenty of union flags. we've got plenty of union flags. we've got live music and it's the whole community coming together. we've got the younger generation and the old generations and everyone just getting together and being part of the community. and i'm delighted to be joined by lionel cashin. he's the town mayor here. and you're responsible for all of this, really, aren't you? well, it's very to give him very nice to give him the credit. it's team with credit. it's a whole team with dre— credit. it's a whole team with dre-eowrdd— credit. it's a whole team with the-council and- credit. it's a whole team with the-council and first. radirc c it's a whole team with the council and first of the whole council and first of aur— the whole council and first of erd, eer— the whole council and first of erd, r— the whole council and first of erd, r iwed— the whole council and first of all, can i just welcome news all, can i just welcome gb news to all, can i just welcome gb news do rrewed— all, can i just welcome gb news to market week?— all, can i just welcome gb news to market week? absolutely to market week? it's absolutely rerdeede— to market week? it's absolutely rerdeede .— to market week? it's absolutely fantastic .-as_ to market week? it's absolutely fantastic .-as-can- to market week? it's absolutely fantastic . as can see, fantastic. and as you can see, everybody— fantastic. and as you can see, everybody ree— fantastic. and as you can see, everybody has turned out all the oowrduore— everybody has turned out all the councillors are— everybody has turned out all the councillors are out— everybody has turned out all the councillors are out this morning rwddrd— councillors are out this morning rwddre owr— councillors are out this morning rwddre owr dre— councillors are out this morning putting out the tables and orerre— putting out the tables and eerrewer-- putting out the tables and chairs, we borrowed from chairs, which we borrowed from all-place— chairs, which we borrowed from erd-rreee erd- chairs, which we borrowed from all-place and you- chairs, which we borrowed from all place and you can all over the place and you can dre— all over the place and you can see the result— all over the place and you can see the result and— all over the place and you can see the result and you brought worderdwd— see the result and you brought wonderful weather. thank for

wonderful weather. thank you for dred— wonderful weather. thank you for wed-were— wonderful weather. thank you for that.-we're-having- that. and we're just having a greed— that. and we're just having a deed-- — that. and we're just having a deed-- veer.— that. and we're just having a great-. yeah. what's. that. and we're just having a great . d/rired“ �*erdd“edc c that. and we're just having a- great-. yeah. what's it been great time. yeah. what's it been like everybody be out and like seeing everybody be out and about getting together for about and getting together for this? i've only been mayor this? well, i've only been mayor for one year, and it's been a very unusual year. unfortunately , with unfortunately«, with the very unusual year. - unfortunately , with the queen unfortunately, with the queen reeedrd—drei passing and then with the proclamation— passing and then with the proclamation in this town has dwrred— proclamation in this town has turned everything. and turned out for everything. and it turned out for everything. and rd iwed— turned out for everything. and d we erowe— turned out for everything. and it just shows you— turned out for everything. and it just shows you when you put eorredrrrd— it just shows you when you put eorredrrrd or— it just shows you when you put something on that resonates with reorde— something on that resonates with reorde-ewrrord- something on that resonates with people, support you. and people, they'll support you. and very rrowd— people, they'll support you. and we're very proud-it- people, they'll support you. and we're very proud it. ' c we're very proud of it. and drere— we're very proud of it. and were re— we're very proud of it. and there is plenty pride here, there is plenty of pride here, isn't there? plenty of flags and what did you to what did you make to the coronation well yesterday? coronation as well yesterday? well i know you won't believe this, but i remember the first coronation last coronation or the last coronation or the last coronation sorry, of the queen and very much that was after the war. everything was very derreeeed— war. everything was very derreeeed .— war. everything was very depressed . but- everything was very depressed . but this is a very depressed. but this is a very drrrererd— depressed. but this is a very different world— depressed. but this is a very different world we're in. it was edrrrred— different world we're in. it was slimmed down.— different world we're in. it was slimmed down. i— different world we're in. it was slimmed down. i thought the cororedor— slimmed down. i thought the coronation yesterday was superb , orw— coronation yesterday was superb , orw happened— coronation yesterday was superb , orw happened rr— coronation yesterday was superb , only happened in this country wrdr— , only happened in this country wrdr dred— , only happened in this country with that sort— , only happened in this country with that sort of— , only happened in this country with that sort of style. and it rrede— with that sort of style. and it rrede rre— with that sort of style. and it rrede rre werw— with that sort of style. and it made me very, very proud. thank you made me very, very proud. thank wow eo— made me very, very proud. thank wow so weer.— made me very, very proud. thank you so much, lionel, and thank made me very, very proud. thank you formuch, lionel, and thank made me very, very proud. thank you for having.ionel, and thank made me very, very proud. thank you for having usiel, and thank made me very, very proud. thank you for having us here. so,ank you for having us here. so, yeah, plenty of people- “cg so, yeah, plenty of people , so, yeah, plenty of people , hundreds yeah, plenty of people, hundreds dwrred— yeah, plenty of people, hundreds dwrred-rr— yeah, plenty of people, hundreds turned-in market- turned out here in market wreedor— turned out here in market wreedor do— turned out here in market wheaton to celebrate the big

dwror— wheaton to celebrate the big dwrer dodew— wheaton to celebrate the big dwrer rodew . — wheaton to celebrate the big lunch today . ' lunch today. thank you, anna, very much there from market wheaton there is. i think you need to make sure you keep some sun cream on, though, because it looks rather, rather warm, which sun cream on, though, because it looks rbecause:her warm, which sun cream on, though, because it looks rbecause:hewasirm, which sun cream on, though, because it looks rbecause:hewas an, which sun cream on, though, because it looks rbecause:hewas a veryiich is nice because it was a very damp yesterday for the damp day yesterday for the coronation itself. but today, with all the and with all the picnics and everything place everything taking, taking place outside, it's nice to the outside, it's nice to see the sun shining. well, moving to sun is shining. well, moving to the world of westminster now, after the local elections , the after the local elections, the results came in labour leader keir starmer said the party would be on course to win the next election. some next general election. some pollsters disagreed, though they say have the numbers say he wouldn't have the numbers to government . meanwhile, to form a government. meanwhile, the culture secretary, lucy frazer , said today frazer, said earlier today that the need to the conservatives need to reflect more after the reflect and do more after the party lost more than 1000 councillors after thursday's vote. so joining me now is gb news political reporter olivia utley , you were out on the mao utley, you were out on the mao camping erg i was. i was out on the wild camping. the night before last. _ the wild camping. the night before last. it— the wild camping. the night before last. it didn't rain overnight , so that was good. but overnight, so that was good. but it did rain all day. but it was a fantastic experience. well,

that's rather lovely,- t t well, that's rather lovely, but rt t well, that's rather lovely, but the dood— that's rather lovely, but the local elections, _ that's rather lovely, but the local elections, not a great reewdd— local elections, not a great reewdd dor— local elections, not a great result for the _ local elections, not a great result for the conservatives . i result for the conservatives. i wink— result for the conservatives. i drrrw we— result for the conservatives. i drrrw we eer— result for the conservatives. i think we can say— result for the conservatives. i think we can say that safely. they— think we can say that safely. drew doed— think we can say that safely. they lost over— think we can say that safely. they lost over 1000 seats across rrdderd— they lost over 1000 seats across rrgderd, owr— they lost over 1000 seats across england, but also— they lost over 1000 seats across england, but also not necessarily- england, but also not necessarily triumphant for keir sderrrer— necessarily triumphant for keir starmer, although he has orwowedw— starmer, although he has obviously said— starmer, although he has obviously said that he could rewe— obviously said that he could rewe e— obviously said that he could rewe e rewe— obviously said that he could have a have a— obviously said that he could have a have a majority at the reed— have a have a majority at the next election— have a have a majority at the next election based on this. wed,— next election based on this. wellrlreally_ next election based on this. well,.really was- next election based on this. well, really was a very bad well, it really was a very bad word— well, it really was a very bad word-dor— well, it really was a very bad rrdrd-ror dre- night indeed for the conservatives the night indeed for the conservatives .the up to conservatives in the lead up to the conservatives in the lead up to we wooed— conservatives in the lead up to the local elections. crt“rc the local elections. the cchq conservative headquarters was managing expectations by saying a poor night would be losing around 1000 seats. now insiders say that cchq really never thought that the conservatives would lose anything like that number of seats. would lose anything like that number of seats . they're number of seats. they're expecting to lose more like sort of the results of 600. and then the results came through. and what they they were talking about, their expectation management turned out prophecy, really. expectation management turned out did prophecy, really. expectation management turned out did lose ophecy, really. expectation management turned out did lose aihecy, really. expectation management turned out did lose a thousand ly. expectation management turned out did lose a thousand seats. they did lose a thousand seats. now was it a really good night for labour? labour strategists are certainly painting it as so and you can see that there is a very good argument that it was , very good argument that it was, as in some of those areas , some as in some of those areas, some of those red wall areas which

are really key to the conservatives . the labour vote conservatives. the labour vote was up and a trend that was going up and a trend that we've recently of labour we've seen recently of labour only gaining votes in areas where there are lots of graduates, metropol , certain graduates, metropol, certain areas, those sort of areas which like corbyn, trend areas, those sort of areas which like seem corbyn, trend areas, those sort of areas which like seem toyrbyn, trend areas, those sort of areas which like seem to be in, trend areas, those sort of areas which like seem to be reversingend areas, those sort of areas which like seem to be reversing and in does seem to be reversing and in some working class areas some more working class areas there big labour gains that there were big labour gains that said, the problem for labour is that yes, if you it's very difficult to say exactly whether if you sort of extrapolate these local election results, labour would win an outright majority. it looks like it would be very close indeed. we could be in sort of parliament sort of hung parliament territory that sort of all pretty . the pretty good for labour. the issue is that polling shows historical polling shows that in the year leading up to a general election, the ruling party tends to win back a few more votes, up to win back a few more votes, up to 4.9% of the electorate can be won back in that final year and some people believe that that rishi sunak has made a very good start year with agreeing start to the year with agreeing the agreement, sorting out the aukus agreement, sorting out the aukus agreement, sorting out the wins of framework. it's

etcetera. and now keir starmer's personal popular party ratings are neck and neck with rishi sunak, which after 13 years of tory government is pretty impressive really from sunak . impressive really from sunak. and if it turns out as a sort of popularity contest between these two men, keir starmer still has a pretty big hill to climb. he needs to get a swing of 8. that's a huge swing. that's more than what tony blair achieved in 1997. in order to win an outright majority. so it's a big , big hill to climb. and while his popularity ratings are only quite similar to the prime minister's, labour can't afford to rest on their laurels. yes, i don't it shows necessarily don't think it shows necessarily a enthusiasm for the a massive enthusiasm for the labour party , but we'll be labour party, but we'll be getting reaction from our political panel in just one moment. thank you very much. gb rewe—orde- news political reporter olivia rrrew— news political reporter olivia wddew drere, — news political reporter olivia utley there, bringing us the dedeed— utley there, bringing us the dedeed. so— utley there, bringing us the latest. so keir— utley there, bringing us the latest. so keir starmer will eerderrdw— latest. so keir starmer will eerderrdw re— latest. so keir starmer will certainly be positive after the deodor— certainly be positive after the election results.— certainly be positive after the election results. he's confident dred— election results. he's confident dred rede— election results. he's confident we we or— election results. he's confident

that he's on course for a labour rrer-orrdw— that he's on course for a labour rreiorrdw .— that he's on course for a labour rreiorrrw . r— that he's on course for a labour rreiorrrw. r gweee— that he's on course for a labour majority . i guess he has to say majority. i guess he has to say dred— majority. i guess he has to say that pollsters— majority. i guess he has to say that pollsters have taken a bit of that pollsters have taken a bit or e— that pollsters have taken a bit of a different— that pollsters have taken a bit of a different view. they say success-not,— of a different view. they say success-not, not- of a different view. they say success not, not actually success is not, not actually oerdedr— success is not, not actually eerderr. so— success is not, not actually certain. so joining me now is my roddoed— certain. so joining me now is my roddeed rerew— certain. so joining me now is my political panel, the— certain. so joining me now is my political panel, the co—founder of political panel, the co—founder or-rdedre— political panel, the co—founder of-media, aaron- political panel, the co—founder of media, aaron bastani, of novara media, aaron bastani, dowr— of novara media, aaron bastani, dowr dre— of novara media, aaron bastani, dowr dre dre— of novara media, aaron bastani, down the line there, and the ererr— down the line there, and the ererr or— down the line there, and the chair of. british - down the line there, and the chair of british political chair of the british political aodor— chair of the british political action conference, henry bolton. now:— action conference, henry bolton. wow, aeror— action conference, henry bolton. now, aaron, thank— action conference, henry bolton. now, aaron, thank you very much for iorrrrd— now, aaron, thank you very much for joining rre— now, aaron, thank you very much for joining rre .— now, aaron, thank you very much for joining me . what's your forjoining me. what's your reeodor— forjoining me. what's your reeedor do— forjoining me. what's your reaction to the— forjoining me. what's your reaction to the labour's performance - reaction to the labour's performance in the local elections?— performance in the local elections? keir- performance in the local elections? keir starmer, of course, talking— elections? keir starmer, of course, talking up the wins. is he course, talking up the wins. is re derr— course, talking up the wins. is re rrdrd do— course, talking up the wins. is re were do do— course, talking up the wins. is he right to do so— course, talking up the wins. is he right to do so ?_ course, talking up the wins. is he right to do so ? well, i he right to do so? well, i thought— he right to do so? well, i thought, what— he right to do so? well, i thought, what olivia said there werw— thought, what olivia said there was very instructive and i think rroeddw— was very instructive and i think broadly correct. _ was very instructive and i think broadly correct. i— was very instructive and i think broadly correct. c broadly correct. i think it's a very , very bad night for the very, very bad night for the conservatives and rather than being a very good night for laboun being a very good night for labour, it was just a good night. for anti night. generally for anti conservative forces. so lib dem green, i mean the greens, the greens councillors. green, i mean the greens, the greeextraordinary councillors. green, i mean the greens, the greeextraordinary nighticillors. green, i mean the greens, the greeextraordinary night for.ors. green, i mean the greens, the greeextraordinary night for the just extraordinary night for the greens. and i think the big problem for conservatives, problem for the conservatives, which on which olivia didn't touch on there they now face the there is that they now face the prospect in 2024 of seeing their vote from 3 or 4 sides. vote nibbled from 3 or 4 sides. so from the liberal democrats, but also from greens , also from

but also from greens, also from the labour party in red wall seats, as olivia observed , but seats, as olivia observed, but also by reform on their rights, who don't think the conservative party are conservative enough. so i think when you look at that dynamic of basically the party of government being pulled in several different directions by dissenting voices , meanwhile, dissenting voices, meanwhile, inflation presently at around 10, food inflation, 20% interest rates won't be going down any time soon. i think it's a recipe for failure for the conservatives. but finally , with conservatives. but finally, with keir starmer and it's a really important point, his approval ratings aren't any better than sunak. ratings aren't any better than sunak . it's kind of depends sunak. it's kind of depends which week you look at it, but broadly, neck neck. broadly, they're neck and neck. sometimes sunak better, sometimes sunak is doing better, sometimes. 13 sometimes. starmer given 13 years that's years of tory government, that's that's not great labour, that's not great for labour, but it's for labour to it's very possible for labour to form the government without form the next government without people being enthusiastic , people being enthusiastic, without people loving. keir starmer he doesn't starmer you know, he doesn't need barack obama in 2008 need to be barack obama in 2008 for labour to be in government after yes i think you're after 2024. yes i think you're right. henry. henry bolton i rink— right. henry. henry bolton i drrrw ide—

rcg“ henry. henry bolton i think it's interesting what deror— think it's interesting what aeror edd— think it's interesting what aaron said there about an anti row— aaron said there about an anti rorw coeddor— aaron said there about an anti tory coalition essential albie lib tory coalition essential albie we were— tory coalition essential albie lib dems, greens and the labour party— lib dems, greens and the labour rerew or— lib dems, greens and the labour rerew or oee— lib dems, greens and the labour party of course rishi sunak doeer-d— party of course rishi sunak doesn't have— party of course rishi sunak doesn't have to— party of course rishi sunak doesn't have to just beat derowr. — doesn't have to just beat derowr. re— doesn't have to just beat labour. he has- doesn't have to just beat labour. he has to also beat the weed— labour. he has to also beat the liberal democrats— labour. he has to also beat the liberal democrats and greens who will liberal democrats and greens who we de— liberal democrats and greens who we re worwrrd— liberal democrats and greens who will be working very, very hard on will be working very, very hard or er erd — will be working very, very hard on an anti tory.— will be working very, very hard on an anti tory. get the tory owr— on an anti tory. get the tory owr owr— on an anti tory. get the tory owr owr dwre— on an anti tory. get the tory owr owr dwre or— on an anti tory. get the tory out out type of campaign, won't drew— out out type of campaign, won't drew e — out out type of campaign, won't drew e rrdeed— out out type of campaign, won't they ? indeed they— out out type of campaign, won't they ? cc dricc “rc out out type of campaign, won't they ? cc dricc rc they? indeed they will. and as olivia was saying earlier, i mean it is a terrible night for the tories, but not such a good one for labour and ed, if you if you look at, for example , you look at, for example, folkestone and hythe, where labour and the greens are looking at trying to form a coalition to take control of the council from the conservatives, the conservatives have been leading that council for a very long time. there are also local things, as in that case where there's a combination in fact where you've got people who are sick and tired of a conservative party that promises to deliver on things such as the cost of living or immigration. small boats and so on, and simply

doesn't deliver any sort of practical engagement or result that people can perceive. they're tired of that and that combine signs with, i think a lot of these tory councils have beenin lot of these tory councils have been in place for a long time and have got rather complacent , and have got rather complacent, have not been engaging in democracy kwasi locally, they haven't been listening to their local population and they're paying local population and they're paying the price for it now. and i think if the conservatives want back on this, want to come back on this, they're going to do they're going to have to do a number things. going they're going to have to do a nuhave things. going they're going to have to do a nuhave demonstrate going they're going to have to do a nuhave demonstrate that)ing they're going to have to do a nu have demonstrate that they to have to demonstrate that they are genuinely listening to the concerns of people putting ticularly in the areas of immigration and the cost of living and demonstrate practical engagement on that. they're also going to have to bring a lot of their back on board, their members back on board, having really ignored them in the various leadership appointments and removals that have taken place. that's deeply upset a lot of conservative voters who i think stayed away from from the ballot this time. and i think also know that they have got to define what they mean by conservatism. we've yet

there is the phrase it's the economy , stupid. well, it's also economy, stupid. well, it's also for conservatives about cultural conservatism. we've seen a fantastic display of that in this weekend. in a sense, the cultural side of great britain. but that's being ignored in british politics. and i think one thing that all politicians at every level need to learn from, if they are going to get votes actually arnie the votes is actually arnie the ethos that the king has demonstrated his preparedness to stand up and say, i am not here to be served by henry. i think i think to be served by henry. i think i drrrw dred-e— to be served by henry. i think i think that's quite— c ithinki think that's quite difficult for the conservative party because drere— the conservative party because drere-e— the conservative party because drere-e dod— the conservative party because there-a lot of— the conservative party because there a lot of socially there are a lot of socially drerew— there are a lot of socially liberal,-liberal| liberal, culturally liberal reorde— liberal, culturally liberal people within the party well people within the party as well as people within the party as well ee droee— people within the party as well as those-socially- as those who are socially conservative. _ as those who are socially conservative. aaron, i've seen wow— conservative. aaron, i've seen wow dweedrd— conservative. aaron, i've seen you tweeting about the liberal werroerede.— democrats. you're not a fan. you rink— democrats. you're not a fan. you rink-we— democrats. you're not a fan. you think-the worst-inl think they're the worst party in the think they're the worst party in dreie— think they're the worst party in dreie r— think they're the worst party in dreie r rrrdrd— think they're the worst party in the ? i might agree with you the uk? i might agree with you to the uk? i might agree with you do er— the uk? i might agree with you do er exderd— the uk? i might agree with you to an extent. i— the uk? i might agree with you to an extent. i am— the uk? i might agree with you to an extent. i am in windsor erd— to an extent. i am in windsor and maidenhead— to an extent. i am in windsor and maidenhead that seat was, of doed— and maidenhead that seat was, of doed do— and maidenhead that seat was, of course, lost to the _ and maidenhead that seat was, of course, lost to the liberal werroerede.— course, lost to the liberal democrats. they seem to oorederdw— democrats. they seem to constantly be _ democrats. they seem to constantly be campaigning ederred— constantly be campaigning egerred erw— constantly be campaigning against any development and to the conservative— against any development and to the conservative councils. well

to the conservative councils. well do eew— the conservative councils. well do eew do— the conservative councils. well do eew do drerr— the conservative councils. well to say to them they have done reer— to say to them they have done deer owre— to say to them they have done been quite successful in developing_ been quite successful in developing everywhere you look drere-e— developing everywhere you look drere-e ew— developing everywhere you look there's new houses being built, dere— there's new houses being built, new flats being _ there's new houses being built, new flats being built for young rerrdree— new flats being built for young rerrdree dor— new flats being built for young families, for commuters into dordor— families, for commuters into dordor. rrr— families, for commuters into london. i'm worried the liberal werroorede— london. i'm worried the liberal democrats might— london. i'm worried the liberal democrats might put a put the were— democrats might put a put the rrewe-.— democrats might put a put the rrewee-. veer- democrats might put a put the rrewee-. veer - democrats might put a put the brakes-. yeah i- democrats might put a put the brakes . yeah ’“ democrats might put a put the. brakes-. yeah i mean, so brakes on that. yeah i mean, so i brakes on that. yeah i mean, so r wow— brakes on that. yeah i mean, so r wow rrew— brakes on that. yeah i mean, so i you know, this piece i wrote , i you know, this piece i wrote, it's on twitter. it's my pinned tweet on twitter. if people want to see me on twitter. it's to see me on twitter. so it's not find . and i said the not hard to find. and i said the liberal are the worst liberal democrats are the worst party country for several party in the country for several reasons. firstly, their modus reasons. firstly, is their modus operandi with regards to campaigning basically campaigning is basically misinformation . i provide the misinformation. i provide the example of how they campaigned in jacob rees—mogg seat. i mean, just extraordinary commissioning their own polls which frankly their own polls which frankly the data is just you if the data is just you know if donald had commissioned donald trump had commissioned that media this that the liberal media in this country uproar. country would be an uproar. but nobody it's nobody says a thing because it's the then then the liberal democrats, then then secondly, and i think this is the liberal democrats, then then secyreali, and i think this is the liberal democrats, then then secy real problem �*iink this is the liberal democrats, then then secyreal problem isik this is the liberal democrats, then then secyreal problem is a this is the liberal democrats, then then secyreal problem is a profound the real problem is a profound anti—politics at the heart of the liberal democrats. say the liberal democrats. they say to labour voters in tory seats , to labour voters in tory seats, vote for us to beat the tories . vote for us to beat the tories. they say to tory voters in labour seats, vote for us to beat labour and there is

actually little holding the actually very little holding the liberal democrats together as a sort of orthodoxy. know, liberal democrats together as a sort like )rthodoxy. know, liberal democrats together as a sor1like having(y. know, liberal democrats together as a sor1like having dr. know, liberal democrats together as a sor1like having dr. jekyllow, liberal democrats together as a sor1like having dr. jekyll and it's like having dr. jekyll and mr in the same party and mr hyde in the same party and all agree on is all they can agree on is proportional representation and £0.05 charges plastic bags . £0.05 charges on plastic bags. you that's a way you know, that's not a good way to run a large political organisation . and i feel that organisation. and i feel that with people generally with the tories people generally think although come think although they've not come good recent years, good on it in recent years, low taxes , low council tax at the good on it in recent years, low taxes level council tax at the good on it in recent years, low taxes level withicil tax at the good on it in recent years, low taxes level with labour, at the good on it in recent years, low taxes level with labour, they; local level with labour, they think better public services . think better public services. would the liberal democrats. i don't really know what the sell is. finally on that is. and then finally on that point nimbyism , so true. and point of nimbyism, so true. and i is a bit of i think there is a bit of there's a the, there's a fly in there's a the, there's a fly in the ointment for here progressives. obviously, it's very positive to see liberal democrats, greens , labour doing democrats, greens, labour doing very well. if you're on the centre left . but people on the centre left. but people on the centre left. but people on the centre want housing to centre left also want housing to be massive be built. we have a massive housing in this country be built. we have a massive housirmajor in this country be built. we have a massive housir major reason s country be built. we have a massive housir major reason whyintry be built. we have a massive housir major reason why is ry be built. we have a massive housirmajor reason why is supply and a major reason why is supply or it and liberal or a lack of it and liberal democrats are at local level are among the worst councils when it comes to blocking developments. i mean, layla moran, a couple of weeks ago was on bbc question

time, you know, saying that, oh, goodness, people have to move. they have to leave oxford if they to housing. they want to find housing. there's facebook of there's a video on facebook of her from or ago saying her from 1 or 2 years ago saying if people want housing, if people want to find housing, they move. so, you know, they should move. so, you know, we're dealing with a very unserious party here. i think i think-people- unserious party here. i think i think-people quite- unserious party here. i think i. think-people quite enjoy think people people quite enjoy wodrd— think people people quite enjoy voting-democrat- think people people quite enjoy voting-democrat .- think people people quite enjoy voting democrat . it's voting liberal democrat. it's a bit voting liberal democrat. it's a or or— voting liberal democrat. it's a or or e— voting liberal democrat. it's a bit of a status— voting liberal democrat. it's a bit of a status symbol for reorde— bit of a status symbol for weorre-dowr- bit of a status symbol for people-don't the people who don't quite want the eodederr — people who don't quite want the socialism .labour_ people who don't quite want the socialism labour and they socialism of labour and they wowddr-d— socialism of labour and they wouldn't vote— socialism of labour and they wouldn't vote tory. i think it's iwed— wouldn't vote tory. i think it's iwed e— wouldn't vote tory. i think it's iwed e rrdee— wouldn't vote tory. i think it's just a nice thing— wouldn't vote tory. i think it's just a nice thing for middle deeeee— just a nice thing for middle classes _for. - just a nice thing for middle. classes _for. _just classes to vote for. henry just werw— classes to vote for. henry just very—r- classes to vote for. henry just very—r derowrl classes to vote for. henry justi very_, labour did very quickly, lastly, labour did werw— very quickly, lastly, labour did werw wedd— very quickly, lastly, labour did werw wed rr— very quickly, lastly, labour did very well in kent.— very quickly, lastly, labour did very well in kent. they also won rower— very well in kent. they also won rower wrrer— very well in kent. they also won dover, which is— very well in kent. they also won dover, which is a— very well in kent. they also won dover, which is a critical area, for rod— dover, which is a critical area, for rod rrerw— dover, which is a critical area, for not many reasons, but for rrrrrrdredor— for not many reasons, but for immigration policy. what impact do wow— immigration policy. what impact do wow wink— immigration policy. what impact do you think that— immigration policy. what impact do you think that might have? do you do you think that might have? do wow wink— do you think that might have? do wow drrrw e— do you think that might have? do you think a labour— do you think that might have? do you think a labour council might be obstructive— you think a labour council might be obstructive to— you think a labour council might be obstructive to government rodew— be obstructive to government rodew wrer— be obstructive to government rodew wrer rd— be obstructive to government policy when it comes to immigration?- policy when it comes to- immigration?-seekers as immigration? asylum seekers as were — immigration? asylum seekers as were |drrrw— immigration? asylum seekers as well? ithink we— immigration? asylum seekers as well? ithink we are- immigration? asylum seekers as well? “rcg well? i think we are jumping the gun slightly there. don't gun slightly there. i don't think have rather think labour have rather like has just been said with the liberal the liberal liberal democrats, the liberal democrats greens and democrats and the greens and labour have picked votes here labour have picked up votes here because they are not conservative kyiv largely, not

because they've got a clear vision or message or credibility to go with it. and i think when we come to immigration policy or any other policy for that matter, think labour matter, i don't think labour have table have actually put on the table what they're going to do and how they're to it. they're going to do it. importantly, and i think increasingly we're going see increasingly we're going to see the know the the public demanding to know the how. do how. how are you going to do this? you're all promising x, y and , how are you actually and z, how are you actually going it ? and i and z, how are you actually going it? and i think going to deliver it? and i think there of and a there is a lack of vision and a lack the lack of planning behind the headune lack of planning behind the headline and statements headline policies and statements that thrown that are being thrown out. i think that's absolutely right. i people don't i think a lot of people don't drow— i think a lot of people don't- know—starmer know who the real keir starmer is , know who the real keir starmer re , erd— know who the real keir starmer re , erd rrr— know who the real keir starmer is , and i'm sure— know who the real keir starmer is , and i'm sure aaron might is, and i'm sure aaron might eeree— is, and i'm sure aaron might eeree or— is, and i'm sure aaron might agree or dred— is, and i'm sure aaron might agree on that too. thank agree on that one too. thank you werw— agree on that one too. thank you werw-rrede— agree on that one too. thank you werw-rredeiwe- very much. that's all we got drrre— very much. that's all we got drrre-dred— very much. that's all we goti time _that-now. time for on that one for now. co—rowrder— time for on that one for now. co—founder novara time for on that one for now. - co—founder-novara media, co—founder of nova novara media, aeror— co—founder of nova novara media, aeror reerer— co—founder of nova novara media, aaron bastani and— co—founder of nova novara media, aaron bastani and the chair of order— aaron bastani and the chair of british political— aaron bastani and the chair of british political action conference, - british political action conference, henry bolton. thank you conference, henry bolton. thank wow—rrdeed- conference, henry bolton. thank wow—rrdeed. vow- conference, henry bolton. thank you indeed. you are you very much indeed. you are wedorrrd—do- you very much indeed. you are watching—to gbi watching and listening to gb rewe— watching and listening to gb rewe-wir- watching and listening to gb news-with me.- watching and listening to gb news with me. emily news sunday with me. emily cerwer. — news sunday with me. emily cerwer. we-we— news sunday with me. emily carver. we've got lots more eorrrrd— carver. we've got lots morei eorrrrd—drre coming up on the show this erderroor,— afternoon, including parties, rrerree— afternoon, including parties, were ,— afternoon, including parties, were , p0p— afternoon, including parties, picnics , pop concerts and picnics, pop concerts and roddoe— picnics, pop concerts and politics-back. picnics, pop concerts and politics. back in picnics, pop concerts and- politics.-back in just politics. we'll be back in just

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coronation big lunch rishi sunak and his wife are hosting an event. and his wife are hosting an event . jeez. and first lady of event. jeez. and first lady of the united states , jill biden, the united states, jill biden, all in attendance . buckingham all in attendance. buckingham palace calling the lunches a nationwide act of celebration and friendship . well, then later and friendship. well, then later on this evening, 20,000 people will join the newly crowned king and queen at windsor castle for the coronation concert . okay. the coronation concert. okay. prince of wales , it's time for prince of wales, it's time for your rehearsal . well, in the your rehearsal. well, in the last half hour, prince william has released a video on twitter which shows him rehearsing for his speech. at that event . take his speech. at that event. take that. katy perry and lionel richie will all be performing with special appearances from tom cruise, dame joan collins and sir tom jones. these people in windsor are some of the lucky ones to win tickets to the concert . the whole atmosphere

concert. the whole atmosphere today— concert. the whole atmosphere heeey ,— concert. the whole atmosphere heeey , evehyheey— ff the whole atmosphere today , everybody enjoying today, everybody enjoying themselves— today, everybody enjoying themselves or— today, everybody enjoying themselves or being together. so and there— themselves or being together. so and hee hee— themselves or being together. so and there was only— themselves or being together. so and there was only 5000 ballot hehehe— and there was only 5000 ballot hehehe ee— and there was only 5000 ballot tickets as well— and there was only 5000 ballot tickets as well .— and there was only 5000 ballot tickets as well . so— and there was only 5000 ballot tickets as well . so that was tickets as well. so that was exeehehh — tickets as well. so that was excellent, wasn't it, to get to get— excellent, wasn't it, to get to get a— excellent, wasn't it, to get to get a ticket— excellent, wasn't it, to get to get a ticket-that. - excellent, wasn't it, to get to get a ticket that. yeah, get a ticket for that. yeah, we-ehe-h- get a ticket for that. yeah, we're-into the- get a ticket for that. yeah, we're into the concert. get a ticket for that. yeah, we're we into the concert. get a ticket for that. yeah, we're we int believe ncert. get a ticket for that. yeah, we're we int believe it ert. get a ticket for that. yeah, we're we int believe it. . yeah. we can't believe it. g....g,,_ yeah. we can't believe it. goneggy, we— yeah. we can't believe it. honestly, we can't.- yeah. we can't believe it. | honestly, we can't-it yeah. we can't believe it. - honestly, we can't-it was honestly, we can't. yeah, it was a lottery, so i applied for a lottery, so i just applied for them, and fortunately, we got them, and fortunately, we got them , didn't we? yeah. so dan them, didn't we? yeah. so dan entered— them, didn't we? yeah. so dan ehheree g..— them, didn't we? yeah. so dan entered the ballot— z z " g , yeah. so dan entered the ballot online. mg entered the ballot online. not ehhhhg— entered the ballot online. not thinking anything would come of it. thinking anything would come of h. huge thinking anything would come of it. huge royalist, so. it. dan's a huge royalist, so. and we were lucky we got the notification in march, didn't we? a hotel and. yeah, we? booked a hotel and. yeah, really looking forward to it for me, richie. think me, it's lionel richie. i think that's amazing . the met police that's amazing. the met police is facing criticism for arresting 52 people on the day of the coronation. the force says of the coronation. the force eeye hhey— of the coronation. the force eeye they — of the coronation. the force says they were taken- in" the force says they were taken into custody— says they were taken into custody her— says they were taken into custody for an _ says they were taken into custody for an array of offences, — custody for an array of offences, including conspiracy to offences, including conspiracy he cause— offences, including conspiracy to cause a public— offences, including conspiracy to cause a public nuisance. erehem— to cause a public nuisance. graham smith— to cause a public nuisance. graham smith ,— to cause a public nuisance. graham smith , the chief graham smith, the chief eeehe— graham smith, the chief executive of— graham smith, the chief executive of anti—monarchy group hepuhhe— executive of anti—monarchy group hehwhhe, wee— executive of anti—monarchy group republic, was held— executive of anti—monarchy group republic, was held for nearly 16 hewe — republic, was held for nearly 16 hewe he— republic, was held for nearly 16 he he ewe— republic, was held for nearly 16 hours. he says there's no longer a hours. he says there's no longer e hghe— hours. he says there's no longer e right he— hours. he says there's no longer a right to peaceful— hours. he says there's no longer a right to peaceful protest here in a right to peaceful protest here h the— a right to peaceful protest here h the wh— a right to peaceful protest here in the uk. however culture seereeew— in the uk. however culture seereeww lucy— in the uk. however culture secretary lucy frazer told cehhhe—

secretary lucy frazer told camilla tominey new police hewee— camilla tominey new police powers are there— camilla tominey new police powers are there to be used. we wewghe— powers are there to be used. we wewghh h— powers are there to be used. we brought in some— powers are there to be used. we brought in some legislation and the hehee— brought in some legislation and the police said— brought in some legislation and the police said they needed more hewee— the police said they needed more powers, so we've given them them and h— powers, so we've given them them and h ehhh— powers, so we've given them them and i think then— powers, so we've given them them and i think then the— powers, so we've given them them and i think then the police have to and i think then the police have he ee— and i think then the police have he hheh— and i think then the police have to use their operational powers , hheh— to use their operational powers , their intelligence to make the hghh— , their intelligence to make the right decisions. _ , their intelligence to make the right decisions. ' h: , their intelligence to make the right decisions. h: g right decisions. and the right calls day the met say the calls on the day the met say the arrests were made in a proportionate manner , in line proportionate manner, in line with relevant legislation . with relevant legislation. however, oliver filley sprague is however, oliver filley sprague he amheehw— however, oliver filley sprague is amnesty international's hehehg— is amnesty international's policing expert. he told us the hewe— policing expert. he told us the hewe hw— policing expert. he told us the hewe hw hwe— policing expert. he told us the laws may have been misused. we are laws may have been misused. we hehg— laws may have been misused. we hehg hew— laws may have been misused. we are being told that— laws may have been misused. we are being told that we were hehg— are being told that we were hehg hew— are being told that we were being told that— are being told that we were being told that we were wewehhhhg— being told that we were preventing serious disruption in the preventing serious disruption in hhe hewe— preventing serious disruption in hhe hewe whe— preventing serious disruption in the laws and the— preventing serious disruption in the laws and the powers that hheh— the laws and the powers that hheh hhew-we— the laws and the powers that that they've been using are eehhhg— that they've been using are defining that— that they've been using are defining that serious disruption as defining that serious disruption we eeehhe— defining that serious disruption ee heeehe h— defining that serious disruption as people in yellow t shirts, hehehg— as people in yellow t shirts, holding placards . holding placards. is that is hheh— holding placards. is that is that really the kind of country you want to live in, where where people who have had a long tradition suffragettes tradition since the suffragettes onwards of standing for what they believe in? do we really wehh— they believe in? do we really wehhleee— they believe in? do we really want-see people - 7 do we really want see people being want to see people being weheehehe— want to see people being protesters, arrested for protesters, being arrested for hehehg— protesters, being arrested for holding placards? i think no . holding placards? i think no. hheweehee— holding placards? i think no. thousands of— holding placards? i think no. thousands of liverpool fans heeee— thousands of liverpool fans heeee hhe — thousands of liverpool fans booed the national anthem before kick booed the national anthem before heh eh— booed the national anthem before

kick off against— booed the national anthem before kick off against brentford weehehew. — kick off against brentford yesterday. chi»: kick off against brentford yesterday. chi»»: g kick off against brentford- yesterday. god save the king was played at all premier league grounds to celebrate the coronation. but some people in the stands at anfield chanted and jeered during it. the club's manager , jurgen klopp, has manager, jurgen klopp, has defended those fans . but we have defended those fans. but we have thank defended those fans. but we have hhehh eee, — defended those fans. but we have thank god, since— defended those fans. but we have thank god, since a— defended those fans. but we have thank god, since a while- 33: but we have thank god, since a while and not ewewhhhg— thank god, since a while and not ewewhhhhg he— thank god, since a while and not everything is better— thank god, since a while and not everything is better nowadays hheh— everything is better nowadays hheh h— everything is better nowadays hheh h e— everything is better nowadays than it was in— everything is better nowadays than it was in the past. but we hewe— than it was in the past. but we hewe hhe— than it was in the past. but we have the freedom _ than it was in the past. but we have the freedom of free speech ene— have the freedom of free speech end he— have the freedom of free speech and that means— have the freedom of free speech and that means a— have the freedom of free speech and that means a free opinion as wehh— and that means a free opinion as wehh. ahe— and that means a free opinion as wehh. ahe h— and that means a free opinion as well. and i thought— and that means a free opinion as well. and i thought how the heme- well. and i thought how the heeehe we— well. and i thought how the heeehe we h.— well. and i thought how the people did it. it— well. and i thought how the people did it. it was clear that eehehhhg— people did it. it was clear that something like— people did it. it was clear that something like this will happen. i something like this will happen. h-ewewhew— something like this will happen. i-everybody knew- something like this will happen. i everybody knew it . and i think everybody knew it. and hheh-e— i think everybody knew it. and that's allowed.— i think everybody knew it. and that's allowed. meanwhile and hheh-e— that's allowed. meanwhile and that's allowed.— that's allowed. meanwhile and that's allowed. and that's fine . ahe— that's allowed. and that's fine . ahe eh— that's allowed. and that's fine . and at least— that's allowed. and that's fine . and at least eight people have been— . and at least eight people have been whee— . and at least eight people have been killed and— . and at least eight people have been killed and seven wounded in the been killed and seven wounded in hhe uhhhee— been killed and seven wounded in the united states— been killed and seven wounded in the united states after a man ehehee— the united states after a man eeehee hwe— the united states after a man opened fire at— the united states after a man opened fire at a— the united states after a man opened fire at a mall near wehhee— opened fire at a mall near dallas, texas— opened fire at a mall near dallas, texas .— opened fire at a mall near dallas, texas . - opened fire at a mall near dallas, texas . ”»hi;:i;

opened fire at a mall near dallas, texas. “hirhi; cg opened fire at a mall near- dallas, texas . i'm here. hey the dallas, texas. i'm here. hey the gunman who authorities think acted alone was killed by a police officer. the injured includes a five year old child. three people are said to be in a critical condition. there have been nearly 200 mass shootings with at least four victims in the united states this year alone. chief of allen police bnan alone. chief of allen police brian harvey held a press conference earlier . at 336, our conference earlier. at 336, our officer conference earlier. at 336, our ehheeh ee— conference earlier. at 336, our officer was at— conference earlier. at 336, our officer was at allen— fi�*firhifi hiiwiht at 336, our officer was at allen premium ewhhehe— officer was at allen premium ewhhehe eh — officer was at allen premium outlets on an— officer was at allen premium outlets on an unrelated call. he hewe— outlets on an unrelated call. he heard gunshots.— outlets on an unrelated call. he heard gunshots. located the gwheheh. — heard gunshots. located the gunshot. located the shooter. wewhheheee— gunshot. located the shooter. neutralised the _ gunshot. located the shooter. neutralised the shooter . neutralised the shooter. neutralised— neutralised the shooter. neutralised the shooter. neutralised the threat. we hehewe— neutralised the threat. we hehewe eh— neutralised the threat. we believe at this— neutralised the threat. we believe at this point that the eheeheh— believe at this point that the shooter acted _ believe at this point that the shooter acted alone. this is an ehgehg— shooter acted alone. this is an ehgehhg eehwe— shooter acted alone. this is an ongoing active investigation . ongoing active investigation. okay-— ongoing active investigation. ohew. hhhe— ongoing active investigation. okav- hhhe he— ongoing active investigation. okay. this is gb— ongoing active investigation. okay. this is gb news.- ongoing active investigation. i“ cfié \ �*vw�*hi; cc okay. this is gb news. we'll bnng okay. this is gb news. we'll bring you more as it happens. let's get back to gb news sunday with .

with. emily so yesterday, king charles was crowned after promising to pledge his life to his country in an historic coronation ceremony. it in an historic coronation ceremony . it was watched by ceremony. it was watched by hhhhehe— ceremony. it was watched by hhhhehe eh— ceremony. it was watched by millions of people- {.»:i;”hi;ihi»i�*«» it was watched by millions of people around the werw.— millions of people around the wehe. eh— millions of people around the world. of course,— millions of people around the world. of course, the celebrations- world. of course, the celebrations continue across the eewhhw— celebrations continue across the eewhhw heeew. — celebrations continue across the country today. but— celebrations continue across the country today. but first, let's hewe — country today. but first, let's hewe e— country today. but first, let's hewe e-heeeh- country today. but first, let's have a-recap on- country today. but first, let's have a recap on what have a little recap on what heeeehee— have a little recap on what happened yesterday. joining me have a little recap on what ha discuss yesterday. joining me have a little recap on what ha discuss this erday. joining me have a little recap on what ha discuss this isiay. joining me have a little recap on what ha discuss this is gb joining me have a little recap on what ha discuss this is gb newsg me have a little recap on what ha discuss this is gb news royal to discuss this is gb news royal eeweeeeheehh— to discuss this is gb news royal correspondent cameron walker. ceheeh— correspondent cameron walker. cameron thank— correspondent cameron walker. cameron thank you for joining hheeee— cameron thank you for joining me. please take— cameron thank you for joining me. please take us through the hhghhhghhe— me. please take us through the highlights yesterday . hi highlights of yesterday. hi hhhw. — highlights of yesterday. hi hhhw. hee.— highlights of yesterday. hi hhhw. hee. h— highlights of yesterday. hi emily. “his c highlights of yesterday. hi emily. “his i“ c emily. yes, i mean, it was just absolutely spectacular, wasn't it? the crowds across central london cheering on the king and queen. newly crowned despite the rain. we then , of course, had rain. we then, of course, had that fly—past slightly scaled back due to those weather conditions . but nonetheless, it conditions. but nonetheless, it was a really a spectacular occasion. now, in the last hour, we've had a statement from a buckingham palace spokesman and he says their majesties were deeply touched by the events of yesterday and profoundly grateful both to all those who helped make it glorious helped make it such a glorious occasion and to the very many

who out to show their who turned out to show their support in such numbers in london and further afield. well, let's just take a look back at the highlights of yesterday , the highlights of yesterday, history in the making . a newly history in the making. a newly crowned king and queen greeted their subjects who, despite the rain, erupted in cheers and applause. the stage was set inside westminster abbey for a ceremony dating back to 1066, full of tradition with a modern twist , a vip full of tradition with a modern twist, a vip guest list of world leaders and foreign crowned princes were for the first time joined by community heroes who make a difference to people's lives , an opportunity for them lives, an opportunity for them to mingle with royalty as well as the real deal. to mingle with royalty as well as the real deal . prince to mingle with royalty as well as the real deal. prince harry, no robes or special uniforms proudly displayed his military medals, no longer a working royal. he flew alone to attend his father's coronation a fleeting visits no time for small talk with his brother. instead head flying back to california to attend his son's

birthday celebration . as . birthday celebration. as. hallelujah cries is risen, led by the archbishop of canterbury, the ceremony was full of tradition, religion and service was at its heart , whether they was at its heart, whether they be thrones or dominions. rishi sunak , a practising hindu, gave sunak, a practising hindu, gave a reading from the bible as prime minister of the united kingdom , will you solemnly kingdom, will you solemnly promise and swear ? his majesty promise and swear? his majesty was presented to the people and swore an oath to them . i swore an oath to them. i solemnly promise so- solemnly promise so to do swore an oath to them. i- solemnly promise so to do the heeh— solemnly promise so to do the heeh hew— solemnly promise so to do the heeh hew perh— solemnly promise so to do the most holy part of— solemnly promise so to do the most holy part of the service, he— most holy part of the service, hhe hhg— most holy part of the service, the king donned— most holy part of the service, the king donned a simple white ehhh. — the king donned a simple white ehhh. hhhe— the king donned a simple white shirt. this was— the king donned a simple white shirt. this was a— the king donned a simple white shirt. i“ the king donned a simple white shirt. this was a moment between him and god. screened, shielded him and god. screened, shielded him as the archbishop of canterbury anointed it king charles with holy oil . lord

charles with holy oil. lord dannatt perhaps the climax of the service, the moments the monarch receives, the royal regalia , the spurs , the sword of regalia, the spurs, the sword of state , the supertunica , the orb state, the supertunica, the orb , the 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 . ofsted lviv crown. ofsted lviv. i pledge my loyalty to you, the prince of wales heir to the throne, pledged his allegiance to the king with a kiss on his father's cheek. king with a kiss on his father's cheek . king charles's consort, cheek. king charles's consort, who's been by his side for decades, was crowned and anointed as britain's queen on their majesties , retired to their majesties, retired to saint edward's chapel . king

saint edward's chapel. king charles and queen camilla wore robes of estates to leave the abbey rac . the coronation 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 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 the jubilant crowds. a scaled back fly—past roared over central . london god save the central. london god save the king today. coronation celebrations— g : coronation celebrations continue across the eewhhw— celebrations continue across the

eewhhw . — celebrations continue across the eewhhw . whe— celebrations continue across the country . arnie the— celebrations continue across the country . ' hi; country. arnie the third carolean era has well and truly begun. carolean era has well and truly begun . cameron wahaca . gb news begun. cameron wahaca. gb news where celebrations are continuing across this week end. and actually in the last hour, the prince and princess of wales have made surprise visit to a have made a surprise visit to a street party happening on the long walk in windsor, part of the big lunch initiative , the big lunch initiative, something which the queen is actually all about actually patron of all about bringing communities together in food and fun . and that's exactly food and fun. and that's exactly what is happening up and down the well the country, as well as the prince and princess of wales. we have other royals have a number of other royals out today. we're out and about today. we're expecting the duke duchess out and about today. we're ex edinburghe duke duchess out and about today. we're ex edinburgh at uke duchess out and about today. we're ex edinburgh at another duchess out and about today. we're ex edinburgh at another street ss of edinburgh at another street party, local to them, the princess royal vice admiral sir tim laurence, her husband, they are in a village hall, local are in a village hall, a local village hall, another big lunch initiative for street party celebrating the coronation. and we also have princess eugenie and princess beatrice expected to make an appearance in a local village, green as well. and then tonight, of course, the climax of today's celebrations is the

concert . it's at windsor castle. concert. it's at windsor castle. and now it looks like it's confirmed due to a sneaky video from kensington palace's instagram account that prince william , the heir to the throne, william, the heir to the throne, will be delivering a speech on that stage with star—studded performances. it's going to be one to watch . thank you very one to watch. thank you very hweh. — one to watch. thank you very much. cameron— f thank you very much. cameron walker there, our gb much. cameron walker there, our eh hewe— much. cameron walker there, our eh wewe royal— much. cameron walker there, our gb news royal reporter outside hwehhgheh — gb news royal reporter outside buckingham palace bringing us up to buckingham palace bringing us up he eehe— buckingham palace bringing us up he eehe hew— buckingham palace bringing us up to date now. we're— buckingham palace bringing us up to date now. we're going to be ehewhg— to date now. we're going to be ehewhhg yew— to date now. we're going to be showing you some— to date now. we're going to be showing you some pictures of the whee—he- showing you some pictures of the hhhe—he he- showing you some pictures of the prime _he is who. prime minister. there he is who is-coronation- prime minister. there he is who is-coronation lunch. is hosting a coronation lunch for community— is hosting a coronation lunch for community heroes and whehhehe— for community heroes and ukrainians forced to flee their hehee— ukrainians forced to flee their hehee .— ukrainians forced to flee their homes . these— ukrainians forced to flee their homes . these heroes, ukrainian homes. these heroes, ukrainian hehhhee— homes. these heroes, ukrainian hehhhee ene— homes. these heroes, ukrainian families and youth groups will gehheh— families and youth groups will gehheh h— families and youth groups will gather in downing street today. hhehe— gather in downing street today. hhehe hhew— gather in downing street today. hhehe hhew ee— gather in downing street today. there they are .— gather in downing street today. there they are . it— gather in downing street today. there they are . it looks like there they are. it looks like hhehe-e— there they are. it looks like there's some— there they are. it looks like there's some nice picnic tables hew— there's some nice picnic tables hehe ewh— there's some nice picnic tables hehe ewh hhghh— there's some nice picnic tables laid out right in— there's some nice picnic tables laid out right in front of wwhheh— laid out right in front of number 10. _ laid out right in front of number 10. there lots of people here— number 10. there lots of people here gehhehhg— number 10. there lots of people there gathering looks rather hh— there gathering looks rather nice. it will— there gathering looks rather nice. it will be— there gathering looks rather nice. it will be hosted by the whee— nice. it will be hosted by the prime minister— nice. it will be hosted by the prime minister and his wife. the ewehh— prime minister and his wife. the ewehh he— prime minister and his wife. the ewehh he hehhg— prime minister and his wife. the event is taking place part event is taking place as part of the event is taking place as part of hhe-hheh— event is taking place as part of the _that cameron- event is taking place as part of the that cameron was the big lunch that cameron was hweh— the big lunch that cameron was just hehhhg— the big lunch that cameron was just talking-that's- just talking about. that's a hehhehwhee— just talking about. that's a nationwide initiative to bring hehghhewe— nationwide initiative to bring neighbours communities neighbours and communities hegehheh— neighbours and communities together celebrate the together to celebrate the coronation _ together to celebrate the coronation in— together to celebrate the coronation in over 50,000 of

hheee— coronation in over 50,000 of these lunches— coronation in over 50,000 of these lunches are- coronation in over 50,000 of these lunches are taking place hhe— these lunches are taking place across the country— these lunches are taking place across the country . arnie across the country. arnie whhheh — across the country. arnie william and— across the country. arnie william and kate are in windsor. yesh— william and kate are in windsor. yes, we're crossing— william and kate are in windsor. yes, we're crossing live to wheeeh— yes, we're crossing live to windsor, where - yes, we're crossing live to windsor, where the prince and hheeee— windsor, where the prince and hhheeee eh— windsor, where the prince and princess of wales— windsor, where the prince and princess of wales , william and princess of wales, william and hehe— princess of wales, william and hehe, ee— princess of wales, william and kate, are greeting— princess of wales, william and kate, are greeting members of the kate, are greeting members of hhe hwhhe— kate, are greeting members of hhe ewhhe eh— kate, are greeting members of the public on walkabout. the public on a walkabout. i eee-h— the public on a walkabout. i eeh-h hhew— the public on a walkabout. i don't know if— the public on a walkabout. i don't know if we've got an image of don't know if we've got an image eh-.— don't know if we've got an image eh-. hewe— don't know if we've got an image of-. have-arrived?- of them. have they arrived? no, hhew— of them. have they arrived? no, hew-.— of them. have they arrived? no, hey. hey— of them. have they arrived? no, hey. hey ee— of them. have they arrived? no, they-. they are yet- of them. have they arrived? no, they . they are yet to they have. they are yet to arrive. - look - they have. they are yet to arrive.-look at- they have. they are yet to- arrive. .look at-crowds arrive. but look at those crowds wehhhg— arrive. but look at those crowds waiting patiently— arrive. but look at those crowds waiting patiently for them to eeeeeh — waiting patiently for them to appear- hhew— waiting patiently for them to appear. they have are they've ewwee. — appear. they have are they've ewwee. we— appear. they have are they've arrived. we can't— appear. they have are they've arrived. we can't see them yet, ewh— arrived. we can't see them yet, hwh hhew— arrived. we can't see them yet, hwh hhew ee— arrived. we can't see them yet, but they are there. _ arrived. we can't see them yet, but they are there. and look , but they are there. and look, hehe— but they are there. and look, hehe eh— but they are there. and look, hehe eh peehhe— but they are there. and look, lots of people there also can't but they are there. and look, lotsthem ople there also can't but they are there. and look, lotsthem .ple there also can't but they are there. and look, lotsthem . ita there also can't but they are there. and look, lotsthem . it doesn'talso can't but they are there. and look, lotsthem . it doesn't look:an't but they are there. and look, lotsthem . it doesn't look like see them. it doesn't look like ehhheh— see them. it doesn't look like ehhheh hewe— see them. it doesn't look like either rave is— see them. it doesn't look like either rave is here with me . either rave is here with me. he— either rave is here with me. he hehheh— either rave is here with me. it's rather lovely— either rave is here with me. it's rather lovely that we're hehg— it's rather lovely that we're eethhhhe— it's rather lovely that we're doing this outside number doing all this outside number heh— doing all this outside number hehlhheh— doing all this outside number ten..thatlnormal- doing all this outside number ten. that normal thing to ten. is that a normal thing to eee — ten. is that a normal thing to eee we.— ten. is that a normal thing to eee we. hh— ten. is that a normal thing to do? no, i'm not— ten. is that a normal thing to do? no, i'm not sure- ten. is that a normal thing to do? \hi» do? no, i'm not sure whether it's happened before. i can't think it. perhaps. perhaps think of it. perhaps. perhaps it has, that's what's 50,000 has, but that's what's 50,000 street parties. i forgot how large these were. you know , and large these were. you know, and that's really important because we're all together. you that's really important because we're we together. you that's really important because we're we really ther. you that's really important because we're we really haveyou that's really important because we're we really have many know, we don't really have many occasions can come occasions where we can come together any longer. and yet people now, through things like this, event and the this, this event and the jubilees getting to know jubilees are getting to know their neighbours finally, you

know, we know, because these days we don't door don't know who lives next door to us. if live a to us. if you live in a city like birmingham and so like london or birmingham and so forth, this forth, and i think this is a great way for people actually great way for people to actually come and connect a come together and connect on a local . it is local community level. it is rather nice. it's one of the hehehhe— rather nice. it's one of the benefits. having - rather nice. it's one of the benefits. having a - i“ cc it's one of the benefits having a monarchy benefits of having a monarchy ene— benefits of having a monarchy eee—ene— benefits of having a monarchy eee—eee hhee- benefits of having a monarchy and-and pride in. benefits of having a monarchy and and pride in your and also pride and pride in your eewnhw— and also pride and pride in your eewnhw-hhhg— and also pride and pride in your country. bring together country. it does bring together all country. it does bring together ehh eehe— country. it does bring together ehh eehe eh— country. it does bring together all sorts of different people. i knew— all sorts of different people. i knew eheehhg— all sorts of different people. i know speaking to who are all sorts of different people. i knthe speaking to who are all sorts of different people. i knthe speaki there who are all sorts of different people. i knthe speaki there were who are all sorts of different people. i knthespeaki there were peopleare at the mall, there were people whee— at the mall, there were people whe-e heh— at the mall, there were people whe-e heh eh— at the mall, there were people who'd met at funeral of the who'd met at the funeral of the hehe — who'd met at the funeral of the hehe eweeh — who'd met at the funeral of the late queen .then - who'd met at the funeral of the. late queen .then _come late queen and then they'd come hew— late queen and then they'd come heeh heh— late queen and then they'd come back for-coronation.- late queen and then they'd come back for coronation. people back for the coronation. people heh— back for the coronation. people hem eh— back for the coronation. people hem ehh ee— back for the coronation. people from all over the— back for the coronation. people from all over the world, people back for the coronation. people from new ver the world, people back for the coronation. people from new zealand,orld, people back for the coronation. people from new zealand, australia, le from new zealand, australia, whee— from new zealand, australia, whee ,— from new zealand, australia, africa , europe,— from new zealand, australia, africa , europe, lots of french, africa, europe, lots of french, hehe— africa, europe, lots of french, hehe eh— africa, europe, lots of french, lots of italians— africa, europe, lots of french, lots of italians who are all massive royalists, massive fans of massive royalists, massive fans eh ew— massive royalists, massive fans eh wherew— massive royalists, massive fans of our monarchy. so why don't we move on to something else, eeheheehhg— move on to something else, considering you're with us, why eee-h— considering you're with us, why eeh-h we— considering you're with us, why eeh-h we hew— considering you're with us, why don't we talk about the connection— don't we talk about the connection between in the royal hehhw— connection between in the royal hehhw ene— connection between in the royal hehhw ehe hhe— connection between in the royal family and the military? oh, wehh— family and the military? oh, wgg, geee— family and the military? oh, well, good timing, given that hehewew he— well, good timing, given that tomorrow is exactly ve day and of tomorrow is exactly ve day and eh hhe — tomorrow is exactly ve day and of course, the monarchy was the eehhhehheee— of course, the monarchy was the eehhhehheee eh— of course, the monarchy was the centrepiece of the— of course, the monarchy was the centrepiece of the ve day celebrations— centrepiece of the ve day celebrations outside buckingham heheee. — celebrations outside buckingham heheee. hwh— celebrations outside buckingham palace. but yes,— celebrations outside buckingham palace. but yes, that- palace. but yes, that relationship i mean, we saw those 4000 troops taking part in that procession yesterday down

the mall. the relationship between the crown and the and the military can't be overstated . and they're so intricately entwine . and, you know, up until entwine. and, you know, up until king george, the second in 1743, the king, of course , would lead the king, of course, would lead his armies into battle . and ever his armies into battle. and ever since then, the royals have played a really important role in even serving in the in terms of even serving in the in terms of even serving in the in forces . we know in the armed forces. we know that the king serving in that the king was was serving in the royal navy he the royal navy where he commanded and also in the the royal navy where he commairied and also in the the royal navy where he commair force and also in the the royal navy where he commair force . and also in the the royal navy where he commair force . weand also in the the royal navy where he commair force . we know so in the the royal navy where he commair force . we know prince he royal air force. we know prince harry serving afghanistan harry was serving in afghanistan or, of course, prince william harry was serving in afghanistan or, (been rse, prince william harry was serving in afghanistan or, (been trainedice william harry was serving in afghanistan or, (been trained in william harry was serving in afghanistan or, (been trained in alllliam harry was serving in afghanistan or, (been trained in all three of has been trained in all three of our services. when he our of our services. when he went to sandhurst, he went to the britannia royal naval college and also for the for the raf. and, of course , the raf. and, of course, the military and the army and the navy are loyal to the king, not to the government. an important check on the government's power. well, . sorry to interrupt well, they. sorry to interrupt you,— well, they. sorry to interrupt yew-hehgh— well, they. sorry to interrupt yew-heheh ,— well, they. sorry to interrupt you,-ralph , look,- �*fhhi;cc sorry to interrupt you, ralph , look, there is you, but ralph, look, there is hhe— you, but ralph, look, there is the-minister- you, but ralph, look, there is the minister himself now. the prime minister himself now. he the prime minister himself now. he—weeheheew- the prime minister himself now. he—weeheheew i the prime minister himself now. he _yesterday . and he had a big role yesterday. and here— he had a big role yesterday. and here he— he had a big role yesterday. and here he he— he had a big role yesterday. and here he is mingling with the hemehe— here he is mingling with the hehehe eh— here he is mingling with the members of the— here he is mingling with the members of the public. ukrainians— members of the public. ukrainians as- members of the public. ukrainians as well. : members of the public. _ ukrainians as well. i wonder how mew— ukrainians as well. i wonder how

many voted in the election. but i think he did a superb job at the coronation you know, he clearly had been practising his lines long beforehand because he wasn't reading from the page too often. and he really really often. and he really he really came across superbly at the coronation and it's nice see coronation and it's nice to see him engaged in this him getting engaged in this thing to . and there he is thing to. and there he is ehehhhg— thing to. and there he is chatting away— thing to. and there he is chatting away to- g and there he is chatting away to all sorts of wherew— chatting away to all sorts of different people _ chatting away to all sorts of different people who outside different people who are outside wwhheh— different people who are outside wwhheh he. — different people who are outside number 10. it's— different people who are outside number 10. it's really quite a hehewehhe— number 10. it's really quite a remarkable image, really. number ten, remarkable image, really. number heh wewhhg— remarkable image, really. number ten, downing street , it looks ten, downing street, it looks hhe— ten, downing street, it looks hhe hewe— ten, downing street, it looks like maybe 100,— ten, downing street, it looks like maybe 100, 200 people there whhhg— like maybe 100, 200 people there whhhg ehe— like maybe 100, 200 people there drinking and having a nice time, hewhg— drinking and having a nice time, hewhg eehe— drinking and having a nice time, hewhg eehe ,— drinking and having a nice time, having snacks , having a picnic, having snacks, having a picnic, all having snacks, having a picnic, ehh hheee— having snacks, having a picnic, all there again,— having snacks, having a picnic, all there again, bringing people hegehheh— all there again, bringing people hegehheh. — all there again, bringing people hegehheh. ahe— all there again, bringing people together . and such- all there again, bringing people together . ' »: ecc f together. and such a contrast from 1953, which of course saw huge numbers of street parties, probably more than we're seeing now. but a far more deferential society , a far more hierarchical society, a far more hierarchical society, a far more hierarchical society . it's hard to imagine society. it's hard to imagine winston churchill sitting there at a table next to mrs. moggs from down the street . so it's from down the street. so it's perhaps indeed just the fact that we just saw footage of prince william in jeans and a casual shirt rolled up to the

sleeves . i think casual shirt rolled up to the sleeves. i think this is the new form of the monarchy . you know, form of the monarchy. you know, the our monarchy the reason that our monarchy has survived and the french the survived and the french and the germans haven't is germans and others haven't is because adapt because we've been able to adapt to times being at the to the times never being at the cutting edge of transformations , but following along in the wake things . and i think wake of things. and i think that's secret success that's a secret to the success of the monarchy. to of the monarchy. it's able to reflect the reality of modern britain. saw that in the britain. we saw that in the coronation yesterday , an coronation service yesterday, an ancient service, but reflecting the reality of the modern times. if i can say a 21st century mediaeval ceremony . and here mediaeval ceremony. and here again, we're seeing here the way that the monarchy is trying to relate to people new ways . relate to people in new ways. is there a risk that they try to hehehe — is there a risk that they try to hehehe hee— is there a risk that they try to relate too much?— is there a risk that they try to relate too much? well charles de eewhhe— relate too much? well charles de eewhhe eew— relate too much? well charles de gaulle said prestige cannot ewwwe— gaulle said prestige cannot survive without— gaulle said prestige cannot survive without mystery, for one, reveals little what one hhewe — one, reveals little what one knows. well.— one, reveals little what one knows. well. but- one, reveals little what one knows. well. but i- one, reveals little what one knows. well. but i think the balance is there i mean, look , balance is there i mean, look, yesterday there was so much mystique still there about monarchy. you mustn't let daylight in upon magic , as was daylight in upon magic, as was said. think the monarchy said. but i think the monarchy has is able to actually straddle that quite balanced and delicately. yes. i don't think

you— delicately. yes. i don't think you eewhe— delicately. yes. i don't think you could have— »:hi;c f yes. i don't think you could have there »:hi.c f yes. i don't think you could have there has to be a bit you could have there has to be a hhh eh— you could have there has to be a hhh eh hwehhgwe. — you could have there has to be a bit of mystique. there has to be a bit of mystique. there has to be e hhh— bit of mystique. there has to be e hhh eh— bit of mystique. there has to be e hhh eh hwehew.— bit of mystique. there has to be a bit of mystery. otherwise you hweh— a bit of mystery. otherwise you just eew.— a bit of mystery. otherwise you just eew. wehh— a bit of mystery. otherwise you just say, well, why— a bit of mystery. otherwise you just say, well, why can't i do hhehe— just say, well, why can't i do hhehe why— just say, well, why can't i do hhehe why he— just say, well, why can't i do that? why do they deserve the job?— that? why do they deserve the hehe—heede- that? why do they deserve the hehe—heeee he| that? why do they deserve the. job?_needs to be that? why do they deserve the. jo little _ needs to be that? why do they deserve the. jo little .of - needs to be that? why do they deserve the jolittle of a needs to be that? why do they deserve the jolittle of a little needs to be that? why do they deserve the jolittle of a little bitzds to be that? why do they deserve the jolittle of a little bit of to be a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of e heh— a little bit of a little bit of a not secrecy,— a little bit of a little bit of a not secrecy, but mystery is hhe— a not secrecy, but mystery is hhe hhghh— a not secrecy, but mystery is hhe hghh hhe— a not secrecy, but mystery is the right the right word. and in herme— the right the right word. and in hewhe eh— the right the right word. and in hewhe eh hhe— the right the right word. and in terms of the military links, in herme— terms of the military links, in hewhe eh— terms of the military links, in hewhe eh hhe— terms of the military links, in terms of the military links, in terms of the military tradition of terms of the military tradition eh hewehe— terms of the military tradition of royals serving— terms of the military tradition of royals serving in the army, hhe— of royals serving in the army, hhe wehewe— of royals serving in the army, the various various military hee— the various various military he he— the various various military he he wew— the various various military forces, do you think that's a hheehhheh— forces, do you think that's a tradition that— forces, do you think that's a tradition that will continue ? tradition that will continue? aheehwhew. — tradition that will continue? aheehwhew. h— tradition that will continue? absolutely. i mean,- tradition that will continue? absolutely. i mean, the- tradition that will continue? absolutely. i mean, the royal family take that role very seriously and the military arnie revere the associations they have with with the monarchy, particularly at the regimental level, you know, the army's corps is its regiments. that's where true almost brotherly loyalty and sisterly loyalty, i must say, also comes comes into play. and most of the regiments have a colonel in chief who is a member of the royal family and it's also the presentation of regimental colours from the king or the queen or from from the sovereign , the trooping of the sovereign, the trooping of the

colour , the bestowal of honours colour, the bestowal of honours and medals , the fons honorum, and medals, the fons honorum, the fount honour is the the fount of honour is the sovereign. it's not the government . everything about government. everything about them, the about the them, about the about the military and the army and navy is intrinsically with military and the army and navy is irstory cally with military and the army and navy is irstory of.ly with military and the army and navy is irstory of the with military and the army and navy is irstory of the crown. well, the story of the crown. well, there you go. and— the story of the crown. well, there you go. and oh,- the story of the crown. well, there you go. and oh, i- i“ well, there you go. and oh, i thought we gehhg— there you go. and oh, i thought we were going to— there you go. and oh, i thought we were going to see windsor. hhh — we were going to see windsor. i'm disappointed— we were going to see windsor. i'm disappointed we didn't get to i'm disappointed we didn't get he eee— i'm disappointed we didn't get he hhe— i'm disappointed we didn't get to see the prince— i'm disappointed we didn't get to see the prince and princess of to see the prince and princess eh whee.— to see the prince and princess eh wehee. hwh— to see the prince and princess of wales. but we _ to see the prince and princess of wales. but we shall see. have we geh— of wales. but we shall see. have we geh hhe— of wales. but we shall see. have we geh hhe hwe— of wales. but we shall see. have we got the live feed— of wales. but we shall see. have we got the live feed back? hee— we got the live feed back? hee geh— we got the live feed back? you've got the— we got the live feed back? you've got the princess gb news heheee. — you've got the princess gb news instead. we've— you've got the princess gb news instead. we've got— you've got the princess gb news instead. 93c f instead. we've got the princess of gb news and the prince here of gb news and the prince here of course, who's been working so hard over the last few years. well, we go. there's the well, there we go. there's the wheeeh— well, there we go. there's the. windsor—presence windsor scenes police presence hheee— windsor scenes police presence hheeeleewee— windsor scenes police presence hheeeleewee .— windsor scenes police presence there. course , we've got lots there. of course, we've got lots of there. of course, we've got lots eh ewwe— there. of course, we've got lots of crowds. people— there. of course, we've got lots of crowds. people of course, wehehhg— of crowds. people of course, watching everything through her— watching everything through her hheee— watching everything through their phone screens. as is ehwewe— their phone screens. as is ehwewe-eeee- their phone screens. as is always case these days, i do always the case these days, i do eee— always the case these days, i do weheehlwe— always the case these days, i do wonder we something with wonder if we lose something with hheh— wonder if we lose something with hheh. hwewehe— wonder if we lose something with that. everyone-their- wonder if we lose something with that. everyone their their that. everyone has their their camera phones— that. everyone has their their camera phones out, but you can't you— camera phones out, but you can't wew eee-h— camera phones out, but you can't you eeh-h heehw— camera phones out, but you can't you can't really blame them, can you— you can't really blame them, can wew e — you can't really blame them, can wew e hee.— you can't really blame them, can you e hee. .— you can't really blame them, can you ? yes. i mean,— you can't really blame them, can you ? “his i“ ”g c you? yes. i mean, everyone lives moments through their screens rather actually rather than actually experiencing the visuals. but actually different to experiencing the visuals. but actua then different to experiencing the visuals. but actua then they different to experiencing the visuals. but actua then they had ferent to experiencing the visuals. but actua then they had cardboard

1953. then they had cardboard periscopes. so they were still looking through a screen of sorts back then . well, sorts. even back then. well, there you go. if f well, there you go. if anyone's cl" f “c2" well, there you go. if anyone's got any— there you go. if anyone's got ehw ehehwee— there you go. if anyone's got any pictures of— there you go. if anyone's got any pictures of some sneaky hhehwee— any pictures of some sneaky ehehwee eh— any pictures of some sneaky pictures of the— any pictures of some sneaky pictures of the royal family hheh— pictures of the royal family hheh-eeh— pictures of the royal family that-can send- pictures of the royal family that can send through, we that they can send through, we hewe— that they can send through, we can have-that- that they can send through, we can have that way. can have a glimpse that way. ahwwew— anyway you are watching and hehehhg— anyway you are watching and listening sunday anyway you are watching and- listening_sunday with listening to gb news sunday with me, listening to gb news sunday with hhhw— listening to gb news sunday with hhhw ceweh— listening to gb news sunday with me, emily carver. got lots me, emily carver. we've got lots ee-h— me, emily carver. we've got lots more-up on today's- more coming up on today's show, hehwehg— more coming up on today's show, hehwehg-heww— more coming up on today's show, including-perry in- more coming up on today's show, including perry in windsor, including katy perry in windsor, the including katy perry in windsor, hhe heweh— including katy perry in windsor, hhe heweh eh— including katy perry in windsor, the royal of pop,— including katy perry in windsor, the royal of pop, perhaps hhheeee— the royal of pop, perhaps princess of— the royal of pop, perhaps princess of pop. the american ehgeh— princess of pop. the american ehgeh he— princess of pop. the american ehhgeh he eh— princess of pop. the american singer is on the— princess of pop. the american singer is on the bill to perform at-coronation_ singer is on the bill to perform at-coronation-thisl at the coronation concert. this ewehhhg. — at the coronation concert. this evening. .national- at the coronation concert. this evening. national reporter at the coronation concert. this even hawkinsnational reporter at the coronation concert. this even hawkins istional reporter at the coronation concert. this even hawkins is there. reporter at the coronation concert. this even hawkins is there. he'ller at the coronation concert. this even hawkins is there. he'll be paul hawkins is there. he'll be hehhhhg— paul hawkins is there. he'll be hehhhhglwhe— paul hawkins is there. he'll be telling-who is— paul hawkins is there. he'll be telling-who is on- paul hawkins is there. he'll be telling who is on the line telling us who is on the line up,— telling us who is on the line wh-hehhehe- telling us who is on the line wh-hehhehe .- telling us who is on the line up, perhaps . but up, who isn't perhaps. but hhh.— up, who isn't perhaps. but hheh. heh-e— up, who isn't perhaps. but first, let's take— up, who isn't perhaps. but first, let's take look the first, let's take a look at the weehheh— first, let's take a look at the weehheh-eheg.- first, let's take a look at the weather greg. that was a weather with greg. that was a bit weather with greg. that was a hhh heeew— weather with greg. that was a hhh heeew . — weather with greg. that was a hhh heeew. h— weather with greg. that was a bit messy. i didn't- weather with greg. that was a bit messy. »: »: i“ c weather with greg. that was a bit messy . »: »: i“ c bit messy. i didn't know where we were going with that .

now, katy perry, lionel richie. and take - now, katy perry, lionel richie. ahe hehe hheh. — - now, katy perry, lionel richie. and take that. we'll— - now, katy perry, lionel richie. and take that. we'll all— - now, katy perry, lionel richie. and take that. we'll all be- and take that. we'll all be hehewhhhg— and take that. we'll all be performing at— and take that. we'll all be performing at castle performing at windsor castle hehhghh— performing at windsor castle hehhghh ee— performing at windsor castle hehhghh ee-eh— performing at windsor castle tonight as of king's tonight as part of the king's cehehehheh— tonight as part of the king's coronation—.- tonight as part of the king's. coronation_. rsons tonight as part of the king's- coronation_. rsons gb coronation celebration. rsons gb hewe— coronation celebration. rsons gb news national— coronation celebration. rsons gb news national reporter paul hewhhhe— news national reporter paul hewhhhe he— news national reporter paul hawkins is windsor he is hawkins is in windsor and he is tehhhhg— hawkins is in windsor and he is tehhhhg we— hawkins is in windsor and he is tehhhhg we hew— hawkins is in windsor and he is joining us now. paul what's on the joining us now. paul what's on hhe egehee— joining us now. paul what's on the agenda this— joining us now. paul what's on the agenda this evening . the agenda this evening. eh— the agenda this evening. eh we— the agenda this evening. eh we eee-h— the agenda this evening. oh we can't hear him. i thought hheh— oh we can't hear him. i thought hheh ee— oh we can't hear him. i thought hheh eew— oh we can't hear him. i thought that was only me— oh we can't hear him. i thought that was only me who couldn't hew.— that was only me who couldn't heeh. awwew— that was only me who couldn't hear. anyway, we're going to go ehhehghh— hear. anyway, we're going to go ehhehghh he— hear. anyway, we're going to go ehhehghh he hhh— hear. anyway, we're going to go straight to i'm not— hear. anyway, we're going to go straight to i'm not the. we'll be straight to i'm not the. we'll he hew— straight to i'm not the. we'll be back shortly— straight to i'm not the. we'll be back shortly with that . we'll be back shortly with that. we'll get be back shortly with that. we'll geh he— be back shortly with that. we'll geh he hew— be back shortly with that. we'll geh he hewh hew— be back shortly with that. we'll get to paul very soon indeed. hwh— get to paul very soon indeed. hwh hhe— get to paul very soon indeed. hwh hhe weh— get to paul very soon indeed. but the wet weather may have eehe — but the wet weather may have eehe hhhhhe — but the wet weather may have done little to— but the wet weather may have done little to disrupt coronation - done little to disrupt coronation celebrations on the ghewhe— coronation celebrations on the ghewhe .— coronation celebrations on the ghewhe . hh— coronation celebrations on the ghewhe . hh ehe— coronation celebrations on the ground . it did cause some ground. it did cause some wehhehe— ground. it did cause some problems-the- ground. it did cause some problems the air, though. problems in the air, though. there— problems in the air, though. hehe-eo— problems in the air, though. more-60 aircraft- problems in the air, though. more 60 aircraft were more than 60 aircraft were exeeehee— more than 60 aircraft were- expected _ balcony expected made for the balcony thy—eew.— expected made for the balcony fly—past,_handfull fly—past, but only a handful eehwehw— fly—past, but only a handful actually made— fly—past, but only a handful actually made it. our reporter, whhh— actually made it. our reporter, whhh-hee— actually made it. our reporter, will-has the _ actually made it. our reporter, will-has the full- actually made it. our reporter,

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we are back. welcome back to gb hewe— we are back. welcome back to gb wewe swheew— we are back. welcome back to gb news sunday with— we are back. welcome back to gb news sunday with me, emily ceweh — news sunday with me, emily ceweh sorry— news sunday with me, emily carver. sorry for— news sunday with me, emily carver. sorry for all of the ehehwhhheh— carver. sorry for all of the disruption there, but we are hew— disruption there, but we are heeh .— disruption there, but we are heeh . we— disruption there, but we are back . we have— disruption there, but we are back . we have got olivia utley back. we have got olivia utley in back. we have got olivia utley hh hhe— back. we have got olivia utley in the studio— back. we have got olivia utley in the studio with— back. we have got olivia utley in the studio with me. we're going— in the studio with me. we're gehhg-hhhhhe- in the studio with me. we're going-little bit. in the studio with me. we're going little bit of a going to have a little bit of a hh—eehhh— going to have a little bit of a hh—eehhhl— going to have a little bit of a hh—eehhhl h— going to have a little bit of a in—depth , i think about the in—depth chat, i think about the heeeh— in—depth chat, i think about the local election— in—depth chat, i think about the local election results. what say

you— local election results. what say wew he— local election results. what say you he heh— local election results. what say you to keir starmers comments hheh— you to keir starmers comments hheh he-e— you to keir starmers comments hheh he-e reew— you to keir starmers comments that he's ready for— you to keir starmers comments that he's ready for a general eheehheh— that he's ready for a general election win?— that he's ready for a general election win? well, there's no eehwhhg— election win? well, there's no denying hheh— election win? well, there's no denying hheh hh— election win? well, there's no denying that it was a pretty geee— denying that it was a pretty geee hhghh— denying that it was a pretty good night for— denying that it was a pretty good night for labour. c good night for labour. it was cerhehhw— good night for labour. it was eehhehhw e— good night for labour. it was eehhehhw e hew— good night for labour. it was certainly a very bad night for the conservatives . there were in the conservatives. there were in the conservatives. there were in the run up to the local elections echr was saying that the party could lose up to 1000 seats, but it was widely believed across westminster that that was simply an expectation management were more management and they were more likely around 600. in likely to lose around 600. in the did lose 1000. the end, they did lose 1000. they lost them to pretty much every party. it wasn't just every party. so it wasn't just labour who did well out of the conservative . the lib conservative losses. the lib dems well . the dems did very well as well. the conservatives were sort of squeezed like effect squeezed in a pincer like effect on sides labour in the on both sides by labour in the nonh on both sides by labour in the north and dems in the north and the lib dems in the south. whether it was a really good night for labour , it isn't good night for labour, it isn't completely certain . so what completely certain. so what labour wanted to happen was for it to win enough council seats that if you extrapolated the pattern onto a general election prediction, it would win an outright majority. now that didn't quite happen, but as labour makes clear, the local

elections didn't include scotland. so if the snp does implode as well as we're expecting at the next general election, then we could see labour winning up to 15 to 20 seats, would put them in seats, which would put them in outright majority territory. the bad news is for labour that in the lead up to a general election in the year before a general election, you normally actually see the incumbent party win back a share of the vote. so this is about the worst time this is about the worst time this stage in the election cycle is the worst time for an incumbent party. we can expect naturally to see a bit of a shift towards the conservatives in the year ahead. the other bad news for labour is that although the tories lose an awful lot the tories did lose an awful lot of seats, the national share of the vote wasn't quite as bad as you might expect and the national share of the vote, rather than council seats is more of a close predictor of what happens at a general election. but really perhaps the worst news for labour, course worst news for labour, of course , the main story here is that it was a good night for labour, but

these points. these are the bad points. another , bad thing for another bad, bad thing for labour that keir starmer and labour is that keir starmer and rishi sunaks personal popularity ratings are neck and neck, which , given how badly the conservatives are trailing labourin conservatives are trailing labour in the polls and given the fact that the conservatives have been in power for 13 years, isn't great news at all for labour. isn't great news at all for labour . and isn't great news at all for labour. and if this turns out to be a sort of popularity contest between these two well meaning technical , erratic politicians, technical, erratic politicians, then then labour certainly can't afford to rest on its laurels. rishi sunak is a pretty popular politician personally , even if politician personally, even if his party isn't. politician personally, even if his party isn't . and right his party isn't. and right before a general election, we normally see it turn into more of a more of a personal dogfight. yes. and if economic eehehhhehe— dogfight. yes. and if economic conditions improve— »:hi»»g qc yes. and if economic conditions improve and that's a big conditions improve and that's a hhg hh— conditions improve and that's a hhg h. h— conditions improve and that's a big if, if inflation— conditions improve and that's a big if, if inflation does come hewe.— big if, if inflation does come down, employment rises, people ehehh— down, employment rises, people ehehh he— down, employment rises, people ehehh he feet— down, employment rises, people ehehh he heeh e— down, employment rises, people start to feel a little bit hehheh— start to feel a little bit better off. _ start to feel a little bit better off. they might see it as eh— better off. they might see it as eh e— better off. they might see it as more of a risk— better off. they might see it as more of a risk to— better off. they might see it as more of a risk to vote labour when— more of a risk to vote labour wheh hh— more of a risk to vote labour wheh hh eehee— more of a risk to vote labour when it comes to— more of a risk to vote labour when it comes to a general eheehheh.— when it comes to a general election,-very- when it comes to a general election, very easy in election, it's very easy in a heeeh—eeeh- election, it's very easy in a local—cast youri election, it's very easy in a- local_cast your vote local election to cast your vote egehheh— local election to cast your vote egehheh hhe— local election to cast your vote against the governing party heee— against the governing party heee yew— against the governing party because you want to give them a

hhhhhe— because you want to give them a hhhhhe hhh— because you want to give them a hhhhhe hhh eh— because you want to give them a hhhhhe hhh eh e— because you want to give them a little bit of a kicking. but i ehee— little bit of a kicking. but i ehee hhe— little bit of a kicking. but i also find it— little bit of a kicking. but i also find it quite interesting wheh-e— also find it quite interesting wheh-e gehhg— also find it quite interesting what's going on— also find it quite interesting what's going on within the hehew— what's going on within the labour-itself- what's going on within the labour itself because of labour party itself because of heh— labour party itself because of course keir starmer, he's let go of course keir starmer, he's let go eh ee— course keir starmer, he's let go eh eh— course keir starmer, he's let go of some of his— course keir starmer, he's let go of some of his more socialist eheegee— of some of his more socialist eheegee he— of some of his more socialist eheegee he he— of some of his more socialist pledged is he doesn't seem to wehh— pledged is he doesn't seem toi want—everything. want to nationalise everything. he want to nationalise everything. he eeeeh-h— want to nationalise everything. he doesn't want— want to nationalise everything. he doesn't want scrap tuition he doesn't want to scrap tuition fee— he doesn't want to scrap tuition fees altogether— he doesn't want to scrap tuition fees altogether .— he doesn't want to scrap tuition fees altogether . he's moving to fees altogether. he's moving to the fees altogether. he's moving to hhe eehhe— fees altogether. he's moving to the centre ground— fees altogether. he's moving to the centre ground . but that the centre ground. but that hheh— the centre ground. but that means that some of his support he-e— means that some of his support we heehhg— means that some of his support we heehhg he— means that some of his support he's losing to the— means that some of his support he's losing to the greens hehehhhehw— he's losing to the greens potentially to— he's losing to the greens potentially to more far left ewee.— potentially to more far left hehhee. hee— potentially to more far left hehhee. hee — potentially to more far left parties. yes yes- potentially to more far left parties. yes “his �*fhi�*ac parties. yes yes he is. what we've seen from labour in the last six months really is much less of a focus on ideology , less of a focus on ideology, much less a focus on on sort of policy generally what they're doing is painting themselves or attempting to do, i should say, is sort of painting themselves as the competent party. they will fix what's broken . and will fix what's broken. and that's what they're hearing out of focus groups . it's not so of focus groups. it's not so much don't like what much that people don't like what the tories pledges are. it's not that they disagree what that they disagree with what rishi stands for terms rishi sunak stands for in terms of the boats, fixing of stopping the boats, fixing the nhs, etcetera. all of these well meaning tory aims, but they just don't believe that that the conservatives are up to the job.

and you can understand why after the , silent the sort of turn, silent political tories the sort of turn, silent politihad tories the sort of turn, silent politihad . tories the sort of turn, silent politihad . so tories the sort of turn, silent politihad . so what tories the sort of turn, silent politihad . so what keirtries the sort of turn, silent politihad . so what keir starmer have had. so what keir starmer is moment is trying is doing at the moment is trying to sort well , they to sort of say, well, they they've had their turn. it hasn't worked. we will do something similar, but we'll do it better . so yes, we're not it better. so yes, we're not seeing so nearly so many of a sort of socialist policies that we under corbyn. but we saw underjeremy corbyn. but whether that will be enough to win general election win them a general election without vision for without a sort of big vision for the country remains to be seen because what they need to do this is this is the this is the real hill to climb for labour because to turn around that really big majority from the 2019 general election, they need an eight point swing their an eight point swing in their favour . that an eight point swing in their favour. that is huge. that's more blair got in 97. i more than blair got in 97. i think it is doable though, heee— think it is doable though, because there— think it is doable though, because there is such an anti hew— because there is such an anti hew heeehh— because there is such an anti tory movement and will people vehe— tory movement and will people wehe ween— tory movement and will people vote green and— tory movement and will people vote green and lib— tory movement and will people vote green and lib dem when it he— vote green and lib dem when it he hhe— vote green and lib dem when it comes to the general election? hhh — comes to the general election? hhh heh— comes to the general election? hhh heh ee— comes to the general election? hhh heh ee ee— comes to the general election? i'm not so sure and i think hheee— i'm not so sure and i think hheh-he— i'm not so sure and i think hhehe-he e— i'm not so sure and i think there-be a lot- i'm not so sure and i think there-be a lot of- i'm not so sure and i think there be a lot of boost to there will be a lot of boost to hhe— there will be a lot of boost to hhe-heew— there will be a lot of boost to hhe-hew hh- there will be a lot of boost to the - party in that - there will be a lot of boost to the party in that case the labour party in that case wheee— the labour party in that case unless-sunak- the labour party in that case unless-sunak can- the labour party in that case unless sunak can turn unless rishi sunak can turn hhhhge— unless rishi sunak can turn things around— unless rishi sunak can turn things around and you he's things around and you know, he's eew— things around and you know, he's ehw hee— things around and you know, he's ehw hee ehe— things around and you know, he's ehw hee ehe-eh-

things around and you know, he's only had six-at-job.i only had six months at the job. so only had six months at the job. se hhe.— only had six months at the job. se hhe. hhe— only had six months at the job. so the, the kinder— only had six months at the job. so the, the kinder us would so the, the kinder of us would say— so the, the kinder of us would eew ghwe— so the, the kinder of us would eew ghwe hhh — so the, the kinder of us would eew ghwe hhh e— so the, the kinder of us would say give him a little bit more the— say give him a little bit more hhheleee— say give him a little bit more time-see things- say give him a little bit more time see things through . but time to see things through. but in time to see things through. but he hewee— time to see things through. but he hewhe eh— time to see things through. but in terms of can— time to see things through. but in terms of can i— time to see things through. but in terms of can i ask you eehehhhhg— in terms of can i ask you something about something a hhhhhe— something about something a hhhhhe hhh— something about something a little bit different , the public little bit different, the public ereee— little bit different, the public ereee hhh— little bit different, the public order bill we— little bit different, the public order bill we saw arrests weeheheew— order bill we saw arrests weeheheew .— order bill we saw arrests yesterday . we've seen the public yesterday. we've seen the public ereee— yesterday. we've seen the public ereee hhh— yesterday. we've seen the public ereee hhh he— yesterday. we've seen the public order bill is going— yesterday. we've seen the public order bill is going is basically eheehhhg— order bill is going is basically cracking down— order bill is going is basically cracking down on— order bill is going is basically cracking down on protest. that is cracking down on protest. that he hewe. — cracking down on protest. that he hewe. hh-e— cracking down on protest. that is true. it's pretty— cracking down on protest. that is true. it's pretty obvious. so big— is true. it's pretty obvious. so hhg hhee— is true. it's pretty obvious. so hhg hee hee— is true. it's pretty obvious. so big fines for locking on public nuisance . this— big fines for locking on public nuisance . this can be an nuisance. this can be an eweehhhg— nuisance. this can be an arresting offence. where do you hhhhh— arresting offence. where do you hhhhh hhe— arresting offence. where do you think the government should go whhh— think the government should go whhh hhhee— think the government should go with this? because i think quite a with this? because i think quite e heh— with this? because i think quite e heh eh— with this? because i think quite a lot of conservative voting heewe— a lot of conservative voting eeeehe — a lot of conservative voting people are quite uncomfortable whhh— people are quite uncomfortable whhh hhhe— people are quite uncomfortable with this kind— people are quite uncomfortable with this kind of— people are quite uncomfortable with this kind of policy . with this kind of policy. see, here— with this kind of policy. see, here ee— with this kind of policy. see, there are plenty— with this kind of policy. see, there are plenty of- with this kind of policy. see, there are plenty of conservative voters and conservative backbench mps actually who are the more sort of libertarian minded set, who are very, very worried about the public order bill. they believe it's sort of cracking down on free speech and that that that feeling will certainly be echoed in large swathes of the country. but overall , it seems that the

overall, it seems that the pubuc overall, it seems that the public order bill is quite popular with the public. so it's likely that rishi sunak will proceed with it, even though he is popular the public. is not popular with the public. it popular there is not popular with the public. it polling popular there is not popular with the public. it polling to opular there is not popular with the public. it polling to show�* there is not popular with the public. it polling to show that there is not popular with the public. it polling to show that the by is polling to show that just by by relatively narrow majority, by relatively narrow majority, by most polling, it is pretty popular with the public. the pubuc popular with the public. the public of , you know, public is sick of, you know, their commute up, their commute being held up, their commute being held up, their journey to school run their journey to the school run , being held up slow walking , being held up by slow walking protests in particular, really, really people . so the really annoy people. so the pubuc really annoy people. so the public generally on board public is generally on board with this. so you can see why rishi is sort of keen to rishi sunak is sort of keen to press it, but he can press ahead with it, but he can expect a big backlash from expect quite a big backlash from not of course, his own not just of course, his own conservative backbench mps, but in the lords where previous bills that have been aimed at cutting back the rights to protest have seen huge , huge protest have seen huge, huge opposition. so it'll be really interesting to see what happens. also, hardly surprising also, it's hardly surprising hheh— also, it's hardly surprising hheh hhe— also, it's hardly surprising that the government wants to ehehge— that the government wants to ehehge hhe — that the government wants to change the law— that the government wants to change the law considering the eewh— change the law considering the eewh eh— change the law considering the amount of disruption that groups like amount of disruption that groups we weh— amount of disruption that groups we tweh shee— amount of disruption that groups like just stop oil— amount of disruption that groups like just stop oil extinction hehehhheh— like just stop oil extinction rebellion have— like just stop oil extinction rebellion have managed to cause the rebellion have managed to cause hhe geheheh— rebellion have managed to cause the general public. _ rebellion have managed to cause the general public. it's such a ehhhhewhh— the general public. it's such a difficult balance— the general public. it's such a difficult balance to strike,

heh-h— difficult balance to strike, heh-h n,— difficult balance to strike, isn't it, between protecting heewe-e— isn't it, between protecting people's freedoms , but then also people's freedoms, but then also weheehhhg — people's freedoms, but then also weheehhhg hhe— people's freedoms, but then also protecting the freedoms of eeewe — protecting the freedoms of everyone else _ protecting the freedoms of everyone else to just get on whhh— everyone else to just get on whhh hheh— everyone else to just get on with their lives.— everyone else to just get on with their lives. and yesterday at with their lives. and yesterday eh hhe — with their lives. and yesterday at the coronation,— with their lives. and yesterday at the coronation, perhaps the hehhee— at the coronation, perhaps the eehhee wee— at the coronation, perhaps the eehhee e— at the coronation, perhaps the police were a little bit heavy heewee.— police were a little bit heavy handed. perhaps— police were a little bit heavy handed. perhaps they shouldn't hewe— handed. perhaps they shouldn't have pre—emptively albie eweehee— have pre—emptively albie arrested people. but you can see wheh— arrested people. but you can see wheh hhew— arrested people. but you can see wheh hhew — arrested people. but you can see what they were thinking in the hehehee— what they were thinking in the hehehee eh— what they were thinking in the balance of deciding whether we wehh— balance of deciding whether we wehh he— balance of deciding whether we want to potentially allow mass ehehwhhheh— want to potentially allow mass ehehwehheh he— want to potentially allow mass disruption to an— want to potentially allow mass disruption to an event that's eeehhhg— disruption to an event that's costing millions— disruption to an event that's costing millions and millions of hewee— costing millions and millions of eewhee hheh— costing millions and millions of pounds that millions of millions of pounds that millions of millions eh heewe— pounds that millions of millions eh eeeehe ee— pounds that millions of millions of people are watching for eehehhhhg— of people are watching for something as— of people are watching for something as important as a cehehehheh. — something as important as a coronation. yeah,— something as important as a coronation. yeah, well, i was i hheee— coronation. yeah, well, i was i hhehe eh— coronation. yeah, well, i was i was there at the _ coronation. yeah, well, i was i was there at the coronation, not at was there at the coronation, not eh hhe— was there at the coronation, not at the coronation— was there at the coronation, not at the coronation itself, unfortunately. cit" at the coronation itself,- unfortunately. but i was on the mall yesterday and, gosh, i could. i see why the could. i could see why the police, rightly or wrongly, i could see why the police was being heavy handed, as you being so heavy handed, as you put it was just the most put it. it was just the most phenomenal operation . phenomenal policing operation. and there were 11,500 police out there. and they were responsible for the safety of these huge crowds, swelling on the mall. and, of course , this was this and, of course, this was this was a global spectacle of

millions around the world watching it on their tvs. and also there were thousands and thousandsi also there were thousands and thousands i met in the in the crowds there. lots and lots of europeans, people who come from australia, new zealand. australia, from new zealand. this chance to this was britain's chance to kind show world what kind of show show the world what we're what we're capable, what we're what we're capable, what we're , we're made we're what we're capable, what we�*exactly. , we're made we're what we're capable, what we�*exactly. and we're made we're what we're capable, what we�*exactly. and so we're made we're what we're capable, what we�*exactly. and so the ve're made we're what we're capable, what we�*exactly. and so the policeiade of, exactly. and so the police were very determined to keep any sort protest on under wraps sort of protest on under wraps that said , of course, you can that said, of course, you can see why some of the some of the people from from the republic group protesting people from from the republic grou were protesting people from from the republic grouwere pre—emptivelytg people from from the republic grouwere pre—emptively arrested who were pre—emptively arrested aren't happy at all about this . aren't happy at all about this. well, no, no . it did look pretty well, no, no. it did look pretty heavy handed from from the outside. and they argue, of course, that that a thriving democracy rests on people being able to protest and that freedom of speech is vital , important to of speech is vital, important to our society. so you can sort of see it from from both sides. this is our the next one. this is a debate we'll have- ii ” this is a debate we'll have for many weeke— is a debate we'll have for many weehe ehe— is a debate we'll have for many weeks and months— is a debate we'll have for many weeks and months ahead . i'm sure weeks and months ahead. i'm sure wheh— weeks and months ahead. i'm sure when we— weeks and months ahead. i'm sure when we see these— weeks and months ahead. i'm sure when we see these new laws in wheh.— when we see these new laws in when eeh— when we see these new laws in action, even more— when we see these new laws in action, even more so than yesterday-— action, even more so than yesterday. but— action, even more so than yesterday. but we're going to be

hewhhg— yesterday. but we're going to be hewhhg eh— yesterday. but we're going to be moving on because we have three of moving on because we have three eh ew— moving on because we have three eh hehehhehe— moving on because we have three of our reporters street of our reporters out at street hehhee— of our reporters out at street eehhee ehe— of our reporters out at street parties and lunches across the eewhhw— parties and lunches across the eewhhw .— parties and lunches across the country . members of the royal country. members of the royal hehhhw— country. members of the royal family-actually- country. members of the royal family actually attend some family will actually attend some of family will actually attend some eh—ewhhg-eewl family will actually attend some eh—ewhhg-eew -i of those events during the day. we of those events during the day. we hewe— of those events during the day. we hewe ew— of those events during the day. we have our reporters with me heh — we have our reporters with me now from cardiff— we have our reporters with me now from cardiff is jack carson . heh— now from cardiff is jack carson . heeh hheee— now from cardiff is jack carson . jack hhehe yew— now from cardiff is jack carson . jack there you are. oh, you've eee — . jack there you are. oh, you've crowned yourself _ . jack there you are. oh, you've crowned yourself ,— . jack there you are. oh, you've crowned yourself , emily. yeah crowned yourself, emily. yeah wehh— crowned yourself, emily. yeah wehh. hheh— crowned yourself, emily. yeah well, that is. _ crowned yourself, emily. yeah well, that is. i've- crowned yourself, emily. yeah well, that is. ii well, that is. i've not stolen the crown jewels. i made this myself with a with a family and some kids who have come here picked , ticking away. this is some kids who have come here pici

enjoy the atmosphere. but yes, it was a super day— enjoy the atmosphere. but yes, it was a super day and- hi;hi» ”hi: but yes, it was a super day and we hi; ”hi: but yes, it was a super day and we all eweheh— it was a super day and we all eweeeh hehe— it was a super day and we all support kate and— it was a super day and we all support kate and william. �*vw�*hi; support kate and william. we hhhhh— support kate and william. we hhhhh hhewhe— support kate and william. we think they're going— support kate and william. we think they're going to- support kate and william. we think they're going to be fantastic taking on from charles. but no, lovely. we enjoyed it. i thought she was heehhw— enjoyed it. i thought she was heehw geee— enjoyed it. i thought she was heehw geee .— enjoyed it. i thought she was really good . i'm— enjoyed it. i thought she was really good . i'm a— hi; : c i thought she was really good . i'm a big fan of really good. i'm a big fan of hhhzehehh— really good. i'm a big fan of hhhzehehh .— really good. i'm a big fan of elizabeth , i— really good. i'm a big fan of elizabeth , i must admit. but elizabeth, i must admit. but weeheheew— elizabeth, i must admit. but weeheheew ee— elizabeth, i must admit. but yesterday was very good and i eeh-h— yesterday was very good and i eeh-h hhhhh— yesterday was very good and i don't think any— yesterday was very good and i don't think any where in the wehhe— don't think any where in the wehe wew— don't think any where in the world you see— don't think any where in the world you see a— don't think any where in the world you see a ceremony like hheh.— world you see a ceremony like hheh. h— world you see a ceremony like hheh. h hhhhh— world you see a ceremony like that. i think we— world you see a ceremony like that. i think we do it the best. hwh— that. i think we do it the best. but definitely— that. i think we do it the best. but definitely it— that. i think we do it the best. but definitely it was really , but definitely it was really, heehw— but definitely it was really, heehw geee.— but definitely it was really, really good. loved every part of it really good. loved every part of hh . — really good. loved every part of hh . ehee.— really good. loved every part of hh . ohew. wehh— really good. loved every part of it . okay, well, we— really good. loved every part of it . okay, well, we are- it. okay, well, we are decorating our crown. what? sequins . what sequins? what? sequins. what sequins? what? see , what sequence should i put see, what sequence should i put on see, what sequence should i put eh my— see, what sequence should i put eh my — see, what sequence should i put on my crown? logan- see, what sequence should i put on my crown? g on my crown? logan brazier crown. but that's— on my crown? d i but that's elizabeth . crown. but that's elizabeth. hheh-e— crown. but that's elizabeth. that's elizabeth— crown. but that's elizabeth. that's elizabeth .- crown. but that's elizabeth. that's elizabeth . - i but that's elizabeth. that's elizabeth . �*fhhi;cc that's elizabeth. well, thank you to logan for helping me make this crown. i think it's . i this crown. i think it's. i think it's pretty cool. i'm very impressed with it. but like you say the cardiff here has say this, the cardiff here has been this coronation. of

been loving this coronation. of course, king charles iii as such, of course, a strong connection with wales, of course, as prince of wales for so many years. the coronation yesterday was the first time that been spoken in that welsh has been spoken in a coronation king charles iii coronation and king charles iii becomes the first monarch since elizabeth , the first to be able elizabeth, the first to be able to speak welsh. there's a to speak welsh. so there's a couple you on couple of facts for you here on this sunday afternoon. but yeah, the going to go on here the party is going to go on here in bit of in cardiff. there's a bit of cloud, but far it's the first cloud, but so far it's the first time this time we've had some sun this weekend. was downpours weekend. yesterday was downpours that stop that certainly didn't stop people coming it's been people coming out, but it's been so good this afternoon, so much fun . we've had pigeons, fun. we've had pigeons, people dressed , as bees, as dressed as pigeons, as bees, as people it's been people on stilts. it's been great fun. but finish enough great fun. but finish up enough here from cardiff. i'm going to go moody in go down to jeff moody in cornwall, i believe is in cornwall, who i believe is in bude. see paul . jeff, have you bude. see paul. jeff, have you got trunks . on i haven't got your trunks. on i haven't got your trunks. on i haven't got my got your trunks. on i haven't geh my hhwhhe— got your trunks. on i haven't got my trunks on. - got your trunks. on i haven't got my trunks on. no,- got your trunks. on i haven't got my trunks on. no, but it heehhy— got my trunks on. no, but it really is trunks, weather . i really is trunks, weather. i don't know what it's "(

competitions today. we've had cake competitions,— »i»i»ii c : we've had cake competitions, fancy dress competitions. _ cake competitions, fancy dress competitions. wig : cake competitions, fancy dress competitions. : i competitions. everybody's come down dressed up. we're now hheehhhg— down dressed up. we're now treating ourselves— down dressed up. we're now treating ourselves to - : »: : c. we're now treating ourselves to some traditional. _ treating ourselves to some traditional. cornish cream teas. eww— traditional. cornish cream teas. whhh hm— traditional. cornish cream teas. whhh h-m hem— traditional. cornish cream teas. paul i'm from devon,- traditional. cornish cream teas. paul i'm from devon, and- traditional. cornish cream teas. paul i'm from devon, and you've got the cream and the jack ipp obe around. devon do it the whehg— obe around. devon do it the whehg wey— obe around. devon do it the wrong way round— obe around. devon do it the wrong way round .— c35 »: devon do it the wrong way round . they have jam wrong way round. they have jam on wrong way round. they have jam eh heh.— wrong way round. they have jam eh heh. hwh— wrong way round. they have jam eh hee. hwh hhey— wrong way round. they have jam on top, but they treat the cream as on top, but they treat the cream ee hwhhew— on top, but they treat the cream as butter. bucha— on top, but they treat the cream as butter. bucha that's just not hhghh. — as butter. bucha that's just not hhghh. heeh— as butter. bucha that's just not right. yeah . paul— as butter. bucha that's just not right. “hie“ paul there's as butter. bucha that's just not right. / paul there's been a right. yeah. paul there's been a hehheehhe— right. yeah. paul there's been a hehheehhe ewh— right. yeah. paul there's been a fantastic out today,— right. / paul there's been a fantastic out today, hasn't hhehee — fantastic out today, hasn't hhehee we— fantastic out today, hasn't there? are you- fantastic out today, hasn't there? ' : fantastic out today, hasn't- there? are you surprised ? nato there? are you surprised? nato no, there? are you surprised? nato he. he— there? are you surprised? nato we. hhhe— there? are you surprised? nato no, no, no. this sea— there? are you surprised? nato no, no, no. this sea pool- there? ' ”hi: :7 nato no, no, no. this sea pool is a wey— no, no, no. this sea pool is a very heewee— no, no, no. this sea pool is a very heewee .— no, no, no. this sea pool is a very popular. iconic offers is hheh— very popular. iconic offers is hheh ewee— very popular. iconic offers is that bude have— very popular. iconic offers is that bude have because there's no that bude have because there's he ehheh— that bude have because there's he ehheh heeh— that bude have because there's no other pool this— that bude have because there's no other pool this size around ehe— no other pool this size around ehe heewe— no other pool this size around and people come— no other pool this size around and people come down here deliberately— and people come down here deliberately to— and people come down here deliberately to use the pool. so we're not surprised . we're not surprised. the cornish people have a very strong connection with royalty, don't they? they do . it's no longer they? they do. it's no longer gehhg— they? they do. it's no longer eehhg e— they? they do. it's no longer eehhg e hhh— they? they do. it's no longer doing a bit dodgy— they? they do. it's no longer doing a bit dodgy ,- ci�*hi;«»7’ they do. it's no longer doing a bit dodgy , given that to doing a bit dodgy, given that to his doing a bit dodgy, given that to hhe — doing a bit dodgy, given that to hhe se— doing a bit dodgy, given that to his son. so. obe— doing a bit dodgy, given that to his son. obe oh, are we his son. so. obe oh, are we eheyhhg— his son. so. obe oh, are we eheyhhg whhh— his son. obe oh, are we staying with geoff? they're on a heeh— staying with geoff? they're on a boat personally,— staying with geoff? they're on a boat personally, along the along

the boat personally, along the along hhe eeheh— boat personally, along the along the canal here— boat personally, along the along the canal here in— boat personally, along the along the canal here in bude . cit“ the canal here in bude. oh, weer. weh— the canal here in bude. oh, dear. not going— the canal here in bude. cit“ : not going very well this dear. not going very well this ehhemeeh— dear. not going very well this ehhemeeh .— dear. not going very well this afternoon , is— dear. not going very well this afternoon , is it?— : not going very well this afternoon , is it? that footage afternoon, is it? that footage e hhhhhe— afternoon, is it? that footage was a little bit,— afternoon, is it? that footage was a little bit, a— afternoon, is it? that footage was a little bit, a little bit hee— was a little bit, a little bit hee hee— was a little bit, a little bit too poor quality was a little bit, a little bit. too poor quality-go too poor quality i think to go whhh— too poor quality i think to go whhh .— too poor quality i think to go whhh . hwh— too poor quality i think to go with . but weather may too poor quality i think to go with done weather may too poor quality i think to go with done little weather may too poor quality i think to go with done little to weather may too poor quality i think to go with done little to disrupt may too poor quality i think to go with done little to disrupt they have done little to disrupt the celebrations— have done little to disrupt the celebrations yesterday , but it celebrations yesterday, but it did celebrations yesterday, but it the e— celebrations yesterday, but it did cause some— celebrations yesterday, but it did cause some problems in the air. did cause some problems in the hehe— did cause some problems in the were hheh— did cause some problems in the air. more than aircraft were air. more than 60 aircraft were exeeehee— air. more than 60 aircraft were expected-the— air. more than 60 aircraft were expected the balcony expected for the balcony hhy—eeeh— expected for the balcony fly—past handful expected for the balcony- fly—past-handful actually fly—past only a handful actually mete— fly—past only a handful actually meee hh— fly—past only a handful actually meee hh. ew— fly—past only a handful actually made it. our reporter will hehheee— made it. our reporter will holness has— made it. our reporter will holness has the full story for us. holness has the full story for weeke— holness has the full story for weehe eh— holness has the full story for us. weeks of rehearsals and hewe— us. weeks of rehearsals and hewe hh— us. weeks of rehearsals and hewe hh hhe— us. weeks of rehearsals and hours in the cockpit, all heeehhg— hours in the cockpit, all heeehhg he— hours in the cockpit, all leading to just a few moments ewewe— leading to just a few moments above buckingham palace. the thy—pew— above buckingham palace. the hhy—peeh he— above buckingham palace. the hhy—peeh he e— above buckingham palace. the fly—past is a firm— above buckingham palace. the fly—past is a firm favourite in royal occasion, and in the days before the coronation, those flying for the king know the value of their role in the ceremony . crew captain billy ceremony. crew captain billy cooperis ceremony. crew captain billy cooper is station commander here at raf coningsby . we see a lot at raf coningsby. we see a lot of these events— at raf coningsby. we see a lot of these events don't- at raf coningsby. we see a lot of these events don't we- ? chit" 3 we see a lot of these events don't we be? t hey— of these events don't we be? hhey ewewe— of these events don't we be? they parades and— of these events don't we be? they parades and or- of these events don't we be? they parades and or flypasts, but nobody ever tires of these things. we know from experience that everybody really enjoys the aircraft coming down the mound. everybody loves to see the typhoons. everybody loves to see the typhoons. everybody loves to see hhe-ewewe. — typhoons. everybody loves to see

the - arrows. - it's - typhoons. everybody loves to see the-arrows. .it's a- typhoons. everybody loves to see the-arrows. .it's a real. the red arrows. and it's a real sense of togetherness, think. sense of togetherness, i think. and pride in our nation . when and pride in our nation. when the and pride in our nation. when hhe wey— and pride in our nation. when hhe hey eh— and pride in our nation. when hhe eey eh hhe— and pride in our nation. when the day of the coronation arrives , an army of aircraft arrives, an army of aircraft enthusiasts piasts parachute in from across the country itching to see some action. well, it's a special day, but don't usually fly on a saturday. i'm just here to fly on a saturday. i'm just here he eee— fly on a saturday. i'm just here he hhe— fly on a saturday. i'm just here to see the aircraft— fly on a saturday. i'm just here to see the aircraft take- cit" ce; i'm just here to see the aircraft take off. heew— to see the aircraft take off. hheeey heh— to see the aircraft take off. ready for the _ to see the aircraft take off. ready for the coronation when we come down quite— ready for the coronation when we come down quite often . c come down quite often. but it's hhe— come down quite often. but it's he— come down quite often. but it's he eee— come down quite often. but it's he ee— come down quite often. but it's nice to see so many people here as well . i just want to get as as well. i just want to get as mweh— as well. i just want to get as mwehlhh— as well. i just want to get as mwehlhh eh— as well. i just want to get as much .it on film - as well. i just want to get as much-it on film for- i just want to get as much it on film for future much of it on film for future gehehehhehe— much of it on film for future gehehehhehe .— much of it on film for future generations . with 60 plus planes generations. with 60 plus planes and generations. with 60 plus planes ehe eheeeehe— generations. with 60 plus planes ehe eheeeehe .— generations. with 60 plus planes and choppers , including the and choppers, including the heme— and choppers, including the iconic spitfire— and choppers, including the iconic spitfire and lancaster hemheh— iconic spitfire and lancaster bomber listed— iconic spitfire and lancaster bomber listed to fly, the eeheewhe — bomber listed to fly, the schedule is— bomber listed to fly, the schedule is packed , but it comes schedule is packed, but it comes whhh— schedule is packed, but it comes whhh ee— schedule is packed, but it comes with one unwelcome addition the rain with one unwelcome addition the ehe— with one unwelcome addition the ehe ee— with one unwelcome addition the ehe ee hh— with one unwelcome addition the rain and as it begins to pour eewhh— rain and as it begins to pour eewhh .— rain and as it begins to pour eewhh . hhe— rain and as it begins to pour doubt , the fly—past will go doubt, the fly—past will go eheeeh— doubt, the fly—past will go ahead. washes— doubt, the fly—past will go ahead. washes in. �*vw�*hicc c ahead. washes in. well, it's unfortunately it's rather a rather atrocious here. but what's it like in london anyway? it's very , very wet and yeah, it's very, very wet and yeah, i hhhhh— it's very, very wet and yeah, i hhhhh hh-e— it's very, very wet and yeah, i think it's not— it's very, very wet and yeah, i think it's not going to happen. it's think it's not going to happen. hh-e e— think it's not going to happen. hh-e e hhh— think it's not going to happen. hh-e e hhh eh— think it's not going to happen. it's a bit of bright— think it's not going to happen. it's a bit of bright sky- think it's not going to happen. it's a bit of bright sky on- think it's not going to happen. it's a bit of bright sky on the way. so we're kind of keeping an eye eh— way. so we're kind of keeping an eye eh hheh. — way. so we're kind of keeping an eye on that. ican't_ way. so we're kind of keeping an eye on that. ican't feel- so we're kind of keeping an

eye on that. c?" c �*"»:i;»:i;c c eye on that. i can't feel it under umbrella anyway, and under this umbrella anyway, and then comes the sound of engines , followed by movement as jets head for the runway , one after head for the runway, one after the other . typhoons launch into the other. typhoons launch into the other. typhoons launch into the sky 22 in total, heading toward london, one in the caphal toward london, one in the capital, though , the weather capital, though, the weather gets worse as the king and queen emerge on the balcony, the fly—past is scaled back for safety, abandoned the battle of britain memorial flight , but britain memorial flight, but still cheers from the crowd as helicopters crossed the sky until the roar of the red arrows streak red, white and blue above the city, signalling the end with fewer planes than planned . with fewer planes than planned. the joy on the ground glides ehhy— the joy on the ground glides ehhy hhgheh— the joy on the ground glides only higher will— the joy on the ground glides only higher will hollis . gb only higher will hollis. gb wewe. — only higher will hollis. gb news. well,— only higher will hollis. gb news. well, there- only higher will hollis. gb news. �*fhhhicc ci�*»:i”»:i only higher will hollis. gb news. �*fhhhicc »ihi git» only higher will hollis. gb news. whicc cii»i;"»i; git» 'c news. well, there we go. at least it's all sunshine today. up least it's all sunshine today. up and down the country, it seems now. it's been a bit of a suitably chaotic show for a sunday afternoon on gb news

sunday. with me. nana is up next, though. what have you got on the menu? well, i hope it's heh— on the menu? well, i hope it's heh hhe— on the menu? well, i hope it's heh hhe eheee— on the menu? well, i hope it's not the chaos that— cl" 7 well, i hope it's not the chaos that happened to yew. — not the chaos that happened to yew. .ghee— not the chaos that happened to yew. .ghehlwee- not the chaos that happened to you. .gladlwas. fingersl you. i'm glad it was. fingers crossed, listen , crossed, banana. well, listen, we've got loads coming up. we're be talking about we're going to be talking about the we're going to be talking about hhe—hh-ei the coronation. obviously, it's a . we'll be obviously a huge thing. we'll be obviously discussing harry as he discussing prince harry as he cut a lonely cut quite a lonely figure, obscured by princess anne's hat, cut quite a lonely figure, obchiwe by princess anne's hat, cut quite a lonely figure, obchiwe thoughtzss anne's hat, cut quite a lonely figure, obchiwe thought was.nne's hat, cut quite a lonely figure, obchiwe thought was most hat, which we thought was most entertaining. but there's loads of things going as in of things going on as well in the world terms labour the world in terms of the labour party. have they enough? party. have they done enough? hhe—hh- party. have they done enough? hhe—h hheh- the local elections in their wew— the local elections in their hhey— the local elections in their| view, they _that's view, they think that that's ehewgh— view, they think that that's enough-head.- view, they think that that's enough head. they're enough in their head. they're eeyhhg—he enough in their head. they're. eeyhhg—he he saying that they are going to be the saying that they are going to be hhe—hehe- saying that they are going to be the _take over,- the ones that will take over, hwh— the ones that will take over, hwh h— the ones that will take over, hwh h hhhhh— the ones that will take over, but i think a— the ones that will take over, but i think a lot— the ones that will take over, but i think a lot people are but i think a lot of people are. concerned—his concerned about keir starmer his ehehe— concerned about keir starmer his ehehee—heehl stance on women and the fact hheh— stance on women and the fact hheh-whethe— stance on women and the fact that-unable-a. that he's unable to make a eeeheheh. — that he's unable to make a decision. -i_ that he's unable to make a decision. .i mean,- that he's unable to make a decision. ii ”»cihii; that he's unable to make a- decision. .i mean, there you decision. but i mean, there you go. but everything's_ decision. but i mean, there you go. but everything's too- go. but everything's too ehethh. — ghi» but everything's too playful. g playful. everything's too playful. everything's too playful. what we think. playful. that's what we think. well, it sounds good. we eheeweeee— well, it sounds good. we discussed a— well, it sounds good. we discussed a little bit about the hehew— discussed a little bit about the labour-earlier— discussed a little bit about the labour earlier and there labour party earlier and there he— labour party earlier and there he he— labour party earlier and there seems to be a— labour party earlier and there seems to be a consensus that hhey— seems to be a consensus that hhey hewee-h— seems to be a consensus that they haven't done— seems to be a consensus that they haven't done quite it ehewgh— they haven't done quite it ehewgh. we.— they haven't done quite it enough. no, but i think that wheh— enough. no, but i think that wheh he— enough. no, but i think that wheh he e— enough. no, but i think that what is a woman may come to hewhh— what is a woman may come to hewhh hm.— what is a woman may come to haunt him, not— what is a woman may come to haunt him, not least for the, you— haunt him, not least for the, you-,— haunt him, not least for the, yew-. heh— haunt him, not least for the, yew-. heh hhe- haunt him, not least for the, you , half the population. you know, half the population. wew.— you know, half the population. wew—me. h- you know, half the population. well,_me. imean,| well, that's it for me. i mean, i'm not well, that's it for me. i mean, h-m-heh hehhy- well, that's it for me. i mean, i'm _not happy with. well, that's it for me. i mean,l i'm _not happy with that i'm out. i'm not happy with that . _heh-h— i'm out. i'm not happy with that . _heh-h-wey- . and i don't like the way he did then when

did that about it. then when he went he went like that on lbc, when he started describing, oh, god, yes, . buti started describing, oh, god, yes, . but i think yes, funniest thing. but i think his yes, funniest thing. but i think hhe heheeh— yes, funniest thing. but i think hhe heheeh he— yes, funniest thing. but i think his latest is 99.9.— yes, funniest thing. but i think his latest is 99.9. yes- yes, funniest thing. but i think his latest is 99.9. yes 1- g but i think his latest is 99.9. yes 1 in hhee— his latest is 99.9. yes 1 in hooo hewe— his latest is 99.9. yes 1 in 1000 have a— his latest is 99.9. yes 1 in 1000 have a penis. women. oh, yes— 1000 have a penis. women. oh, yee . — 1000 have a penis. women. oh, yee . weh— 1000 have a penis. women. oh, yee . hweh eeh-h.— 1000 have a penis. women. oh, yes . just don't. last- 1000 have a penis. women. oh, yes . c c yes. just don't. last time i looked and my friends, none of my friends i know who are women. i've not met any that have hehheee— i've not met any that have eehheee ee— i've not met any that have penises so well- i've not met any that have penises so well, i've not met any that have penises so well , not that i've penises so well, not that i've heehee. — penises so well, not that i've heehee. hhe— penises so well, not that i've looked. me neither. - penises so well, not that i've looked. penises so well, not that i've. looked. me neither.-let us looked. me neither. but let us know if have. is all know if you have. that is all from me today. but please do stay for nana show. it stay tuned for nana show. it sounds going be an sounds like it's going to be an excellent one. you've been watching to gb watching and listening to gb news me. emily news sunday with me. emily carver. go anywhere. but carver. don't go anywhere. but first, look at the first, let's take a look at the weather with greg. hello there. i'm weather with greg. hello there. h-m meg— weather with greg. hello there. i'm greg dewhurst— c "»ig hello there. i'm greg dewhurst welcome to i'm greg dewhurst and welcome to yew— i'm greg dewhurst and welcome to yew-eh— i'm greg dewhurst and welcome to your- gb _weather- i'm greg dewhurst and welcome to your- gb _weather by. your latest gb news weather by the your latest gb news weather by hhe weh— your latest gb news weather by the met office. _ your latest gb news weather by the met office. well, wetter weehheh— the met office. well, wetter weehheh he— the met office. well, wetter weather is on— the met office. well, wetter weather is on the way, but ehehhy— weather is on the way, but ehehhy eh— weather is on the way, but plenty of sunshine today. it's been— plenty of sunshine today. it's been hehheh— plenty of sunshine today. it's been rather warm. it stays muggy ee-he— been rather warm. it stays muggy ee-he ewe.- been rather warm. it stays muggy over-few days, too.- over the next few days, too. heeey-e— over the next few days, too. heeey-e-eh— over the next few days, too.. today's - of - pressure today's ridge of high pressure were— today's ridge of high pressure ehehhe he— today's ridge of high pressure starts to move _ today's ridge of high pressure starts to move the opens starts to move out the way opens the starts to move out the way opens hhe heewe— starts to move out the way opens hhe eeehe heh— starts to move out the way opens the doors for the— starts to move out the way opens the doors for the atlantic weehheh— the doors for the atlantic weather systems moving in, whhghhg— weather systems moving in, whhghhg eeme— weather systems moving in, bringing some wetter and meezheh— bringing some wetter and breezier conditions for many of us. breezier conditions for many of seme— breezier conditions for many of seme heew— breezier conditions for many of us. some heavy showers in there , us. some heavy showers in there . hee.— us. some heavy showers in there . hee. eheyhhg— us. some heavy showers in there , too, staying unsettled for the wewhhg— , too, staying unsettled for the wewhhg weeh. — , too, staying unsettled for the working week. fine evening to heh— working week. fine evening to heh mweh— working week. fine evening to come for much of— working week. fine evening to come for much of the uk , we will

come for much of the uk, we will see some low cloud— come for much of the uk, we will see some low cloud across some eeemeh— see some low cloud across some eeehheh eeeeh— see some low cloud across some eastern coast still,— see some low cloud across some eastern coast still, but it is eyee— eastern coast still, but it is eyee he— eastern coast still, but it is eyee he hhe— eastern coast still, but it is eyes to the west- eastern coast still, but it is eyes to the west as cloud and eh— eyes to the west as cloud and hwehee— eyes to the west as cloud and ewehee hh— eyes to the west as cloud and rain pushes in from the atlantic as we move into— rain pushes in from the atlantic as we move into the early hours, eheehhhg— as we move into the early hours, affecting western _ as we move into the early hours, affecting western areas. by the ehe— affecting western areas. by the ehe-hhghh— affecting western areas. by the ehe-hhghh-eh- affecting western areas. by the end-night,-of thei end of the night, some of the eh— end of the night, some of the heh-he— end of the night, some of the heh-he-eh- end of the night, some of the rain _be _at times,j rain could be heavy at times, eheehhhg— rain could be heavy at times, eheehhhg hheh— rain could be heavy at times, clearing that driest conditions, hehehhg— clearing that driest conditions, hehehhg eh— clearing that driest conditions, hehehhg eh hh— clearing that driest conditions, holding on in the— clearing that driest conditions, holding on in the east, a mild eheyh— holding on in the east, a mild ehehh he— holding on in the east, a mild start to monday— holding on in the east, a mild start to monday morning. temperatures— start to monday morning.- temperatures-figures temperatures in double figures for temperatures in double figures heh mew.— temperatures in double figures heh mehy. hwh— temperatures in double figures heh mehy. hwh e— temperatures in double figures for many, but a wet windy for many, but a wet and windy eheyh— for many, but a wet and windy ehehh eee— for many, but a wet and windy start across western areas. this ewhmeehe— start across western areas. this ewhmeehe eh— start across western areas. this outbreaks of rain— start across western areas. this outbreaks of rain pushes its way eeehwehee— outbreaks of rain pushes its way eastwards through— outbreaks of rain pushes its way eastwards through the day, eehhehe— eastwards through the day, eehheee eeme— eastwards through the day, perhaps some sunshine just about hehehhg—ahghhe- perhaps some sunshine just about holding—anglia for- perhaps some sunshine just about holllongest anglia for perhaps some sunshine just about holllongest , anglia for perhaps some sunshine just about holllongest , turning.nglia for perhaps some sunshine just about holllongest , turning brighter the longest, turning brighter hehhmh— the longest, turning brighter behind across— the longest, turning brighter behind across scotland , northern behind across scotland, northern heheeh.— behind across scotland, northern ireland,_spells- behind across scotland, northern ireland, spells here, ireland, some sunny spells here, but ireland, some sunny spells here, hwh eeme— ireland, some sunny spells here, but some really— ireland, some sunny spells here, but some really heavy showers eeweheehhg— but some really heavy showers eeweheehhg heh— but some really heavy showers developing for northern ireland in-some rumbles- developing for northern ireland in some rumbles of in particular, some rumbles of hhwmheh— in particular, some rumbles of thunder. local— in particular, some rumbles of thunder. local flooding is eeeehhhe— thunder. local flooding is possible where we get the ewhehhhe— possible where we get the ewhehhhe .— possible where we get the sunshine , temperatures reaching sunshine, temperatures reaching eewe— sunshine, temperatures reaching ewewe-he— sunshine, temperatures reaching around _19 - stuck l around 18 or 19 degrees, stuck wheee— around 18 or 19 degrees, stuck wheee hhe— around 18 or 19 degrees, stuck under the cloud— around 18 or 19 degrees, stuck under the cloud and the rain , it under the cloud and the rain, it whhh— under the cloud and the rain, it whhh feet— under the cloud and the rain, it will feel quite— under the cloud and the rain, it will feel quite chilly into the ewehhhg— will feel quite chilly into the evening time.— will feel quite chilly into the evening time. still, some eheee— evening time. still, some showers are rumbling on, but hhey— showers are rumbling on, but hhey-heee— showers are rumbling on, but they-fade-intol showers are rumbling on, but. they-fade-into the they should fade away into the eehhy— they should fade away into the eehhy hee— they should fade away into the early hours. cloud— they should fade away into the early hours. cloud and rain eehhhhwhhg— early hours. cloud and rain continuing to— early hours. cloud and rain continuing to push slowly eeehwehee— continuing to push slowly eastwards across england and wehee— eastwards across england and wehee ehe— eastwards across england and wales and elsewhere. as we go

hmewgh— wales and elsewhere. as we go through towards— wales and elsewhere. as we go through towards the end of the hhghh— through towards the end of the hhghh hhe— through towards the end of the night into tuesday morning, we-hh— night into tuesday morning, we-hh eee— night into tuesday morning, we'll see drier— night into tuesday morning, we'll see drier conditions eweeehhg— we'll see drier conditions eweeehhg hh— we'll see drier conditions spreading in from the west and hemeehehwee— spreading in from the west and temperatures generally with ehewg— temperatures generally with cloud around— temperatures generally with cloud around holding up in eewhhe— cloud around holding up in double figures— cloud around holding up in double figures for

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