hundreds of people also picnicked at the big screen in bexhill.ebrating with a community street party. it puts us on the map and, yeah, we're proud to have them as our duke and duchess. loads of cake! but there was one moment the crowd in brighton had all been waiting for. now everyone‘s just hoping the real duke and duchess of sussex will come and visit very soon. let's get a bit of reaction from the united states now, where this royal wedding has unsurprisingly generated huge interest, given the duchess of sussex is from los angeles. james cook reports. well before dawn in the republic over the water. but the pub is packed. they rejected the monarchy in 1776, but for many americans the crown never went out of fashion. least of all with this bride. here in los angeles, meghan markle is a local, like our homegirl, and i think that she and harry are very much in love, and they have fought through many social problems and issues and stigmatism and just let their love prevail. it was beautiful, i loved everything, it was not as traditional as usual,

hundreds of people also picnicked at the big screen in bexhill.ebrating with a community street party. it puts us on the map and, yeah, we're proud to have them as our duke and duchess. loads of cake! but there was one moment the crowd in brighton had all been waiting for. now everyone's just hoping the real duke and duchess of sussex will come and visit very soon. the archbishop of canterbury, justin welby, led today's service while american bishop michael curry gave an impassioned wedding address on the meaning of love. earlier they spoke to us about today's service. two people in love and communicating with each other, sometimes with words and without. you could see that. if you can visually see a relationship, we saw that. and it was contagious in the room. you could feel it in the church. and people were happy. they were happy and joyful. and thankful. you know what? we need some joy in this world. we do! someone said to me afterwards, at the reception, they said, that was so stunning. i want to go and do the vows again, me and my husband. th

i‘m joined from bexhill by huw merriman, a conservative member of the transport select committee, whosend causing outrage. for constituents who cannot get really need to get to. is it a case of trial and error and it will all turn out all right in the end? how long can a process be allowed to take when people are being affected as you describe?” don‘t think it is trial and error. i think what has happened from my understanding is that they should have got 12 weeks notice from network rail to put in the changes needed and they got only three weeks which made it impossible to plan because there were certain changes that network rail required of the train operator and the agreement was already in place with the unions to win the drivers would drive from. that could be unpacked and the whole thing is not good enough, these different organisations notjoined up, not nimble enough to deliver a service that people are spending a fairamount of the service that people are spending a fair amount of the readers to get from a to b and it is a failure of the real industry that is not up to modern tim

this was the reaction one of those mps, huw merriman, the conservative mp for bexhill, many of whosenes. it really only gets fixed when you are one central command. we keep being told we will have more joined up being told we will have more joined up prods from network rail and the train operators, but time and time again we get a rebrand and it never happens. you can't at the track and the train companies as separate beings. it doesn't seem to work. it will only work when you have got the train operators operating the rail, the signals, so you have one operation making decisions rather than other organisations not being joint up. until that happens, this will carry on. who is to blame? i am joined by paul cox of the rmt union. what do you make of mr grayling's letter? i think it's absolutely disgraceful. it bears no relation to the truth of what has happened. the train company is responsible for what has happened. chris grayling has a poor —— supported them through thick and thin. they have provide an appalling service to the public for some four years. now mr grayling can't walk aw