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we i prince of wales at all? we don't think— prince of wales at all? ing, different views on the monarchy and the changes taking place. i'll see you soon. hello there. there's been quite an autumnal flavour to our weather story both by day and at nightjust recently. there's more sunshine and showers to come. plenty of rainbows potentially in the sky, but the wind strength will ease through wednesday, still coming from the north, so still a coolish source. now it's this weather front here that could be a key player as we go through wednesday. it's going to enhance some showers in off the north sea. it's these here, they'll gradually drift their way towards newcastle and down to hull area, some of them heavy and thundery. ahead of it, largely fine with some sunshine, a few scattered showers running down through perhaps the west—facing coasts of wales and south west england. we will see temperatures struggling for the time of year, around 13—16 celsius, and some of these showers could turn heavy and thundery. now, they are likely to drift their way steadil

of those interests that he's pursued actually immensely successfully over the last century would be handed over to prince william whom he described as his heir and he made that title of prince of wales would be bestowed on prince william automatically. it's a title and gift of the sovereign. there was a question when the queen was a young woman whether she was princess of wales in her own right but of course that didn't happen. >> when you reflect on the life of queen elizabeth ii. as a his torian, how will she ft in to the history of this country and indeed the commonwealth and in the past its empire? >> yes, it's interesting, isn't it? because if we look at the period of time that is 1952 to 2022. at the time it appears impossible to put any label on it beyond the fact that this 70-year span was the reign of elizabeth ii. it's a period that's disparate in terms what's happening economically, socially. it's a period of seismic change. and so really there are only two constances, the geographical constancy that the islands have not changed physically and also the constant presence of the late queen. i think, what will history say of her work? the 20th century was not always sympathe

son william taking his father's title, prince of wales his wife kate now princess of wales.cannons boomed and bells tolled across london today in honor of queen elizabeth, the new king got down to business meeting with prime minister liz truss, herself only three days on the job. as the uk enters a long period of transition and mourning, preparing for a send-off befitting a queen. it's where we start tonight with keir simmons. >> reporter: and, lester, right behind me here in front of buckingham palace, king charles stepped out of his car and stepped into history he walked across to greet those who are now his subjects the unmistakable message, he hopes to be a king for the people king charles, tonight his title still so new and unfamiliar, greeted by thousands today. some chanting god save the king >> god save the king >> reporter: one trying for a kiss. already devoted to duty in public amid deep, private grief. then for the first time in 70 years a new british monarch walking into buckingham palace and recording his first message to his nation. >> wherever you may live, w

today, i am proud to call him prince of wales. a country whose title i have been privileged to bear during so much of my life and duty. with catherine beside him, our new prince and princess of wales will continue to inspire and lead our national conversations, helping to bring the marginal to the center ground were vital help can be given. i want also to express my love for harry and meghan as they continue to build their lives overseas. in a little over one week's time, we will come together as a nation, as a commonwealth, and indeed a global community to lay my beloved mother to rest. in our sorrow, let us remember and draw strength from the light of her example. on behalf of all of my family, i offer the most sincere and heartfelt thanks for your condolences and support. they mean more to me than i can possibly ever expressed. to my darling mama, as you begin your last great journey to join my late papa i want to say this. thank you. thank you for your love and devotion to our family and to the family of nations you have served

and the welsh are now saying wait a minute, wait a minute, you need to ask us about being prince of wales. so this is the new thing that's coming up that she didn't have to contend with. >> you took the king, king charles and prince william and prince of wales working together. from what i understand, over the last year or so, as andrew has been taken out of the picture, harry is no longer obviously here, part of the family in the same way, that now king charles and prince william have already been work. >> absolutely. >> closely together, more and more. >> totally. >> taking over duties that the queen no longer -- >> it's become a much closer relationship. >> they've slimmed down sort of the extra royals. >> i'm glad you said that, because that family is going to be slimmed down. i think if anything, i think any way charles' mark will be that he is going to make this royal family smaller. and we saw that sort of last year when the people who came out on the balcony were the people who were working. not everybody. the people who were working. so that's going to be the change. and that's g

today i am proud to create him prince of wales with catherine beside him, our new prince and princessinspire and lead our national conversations. i want also to express my love for harry and meghan as they continue to build their lives overseas. >> sandra: duncan, a lot of reaction to that, and obviously a lot will be -- a lot will be said for the way he approached harry and meghan, obviously with so much that has happened since they wed, but what was your reaction? >> i am in no doubt in my mind -- it's so new, what king charles meant. he was extending an olive branch there to his son, slightly wayward son shall we say in terms of the only fly in the shot in an otherwise momentous day for him. he mentioned his son harry, talked of love and talked there as a father. he has now got the top job. the queen was the boss. now charles is, and he has to sort out this friction between harry and meghan and him as king and actually his son william as heir. that was his way of acknowledging harry. you do exist, and he mentioned meghan's name, you, too, exist. it doesn't mention any other members

>>> the united kingdom has a new prince and princess of wales. illiam and princess kate officially named by king charles this afternoon. a royal source says the couple is focused on deepening the trust and the respect of the people of wales over time, adding that the new princess of wales appreciates the history associated with this role, but will understandably want to look to the future as she creates her own path. nbc's matt bradley is also here with us in london. so, matt, catherine is stepping into some very large shoes. a lot of memories go with that title. she talks about wanting to create it for herself, make it her own. what do we know? >> reporter: well, we know that kate middleton is going to be assuming a role that was the role that was held by princess diana. and it was such an important moment and one that we've been seeing kind of traces of princess diana's presence, an eminence behind this -- everything that we've been seeing in the past calm of days. and so, of course, she's going to come out and she has said, kate middleton, that

we were talking about the prince of wales, we know him as prince william. ia accounts. we know him as that, and what's interesting about that, we're going to see a new prince of wales because he's now independent. back in 1337, when the estate was set up the heir to the throne to be financially independent. it is across 20 counties in southwest england, 130,000 acres of land, and that money now goes into prince william. and that was the money his father, you know, his father had that before, was financing him through that. now he's got the entirety of that estate, and that's tens of millions of pounds a year that he is able to use for his work and for his life, and i think that's going to really give prince william that independence he didn't have before. he always had to go to prince charles to ask for money before. >> yeah, this is what's odd. you get the title, you get the money, but you lose a loved one when this succession happens. that's an odd place to be. >> i mean, it is but she was 96 years old. i mean, let's be honest, she lived a great life. her

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but then of course the new prince of wales and king charles iii they can unite rather than divide. rights of all the wrongs in the past but to start to put it right in their own way. >> there is a lot of challenges that lie ahead in that regard we saw william and kate now the prince and process of wales on a caribbean trip last summer and that do not go well. they were basically told in front of a crowd that the islands were pulling away and that they plan to extract themselves from the common commonwealth. this is a tricky time especially with prince harry and his wife labeling members of the family is racist. you can see where that narrative feeds. >> and king charles the third has said that he wants a slimmed-down monarchy and it will be interesting if that happens in your trip but that was a big pr mistake and i think they have realized that so after that trip. prince william put out a statement saying i am just here to support. you can make up your own minds. i will support you whatever that decision will be. we will see more and more of that. they have had to look hard at the

he was invested as prince of wales at 21. fly, and commanded a coastal minehunter in the royal navy. here is the stuff of which fairy tales are made. when he married lady diana spencer in 1981, it seemed the perfect match. the couple's sons were born in the early years of the marriage. but it soon became clear that their relationship was foundering. did you try to be faithful and honourable to your wife when you took on the vow of marriage? yes, absolutely. and you were? yes. until it became irretrievably broken down. us both having tried. what the public did not know was that when he married diana, of his life, camilla shand. but he had hesitated, and she had married the cavalry officer andrew parker bowles. the wave of public grief that followed diana's death in 1997 as prince of wales, he led a life of public advocacy, and climate change. and made a few speeches, got into a spot of trouble what about all of you, ladies and gentlemen? to political neutrality. the queen reigned for so long that she came to embody a certain c

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he is a former prince of wales that's now been passed on to his son, the title that he's become prince william of wales. this is king charles the third's 1st visit to wells since becoming the monarch are defined as to james bay's joins us now from cardiff. castle where receptions will be held for the king and james's lord parts of operation spring tide, isn't it the king visiting the home countries of the united kingdom? talk us through events there. well, king charles knows wells extremely well. he was the longest serving prince of wales ever in the u. k. history. he had the role for 64 years. but this is his 1st visit to this country, which is the smallish of the component countries and component nations that make up the united kingdom since he became moloch, just over a week ago. and of course now his son, the prince, william, as you say, is the prince of wales on this visit is not accompanied by his son. these and company by the queen, consort camilla, also here in wales with him is the prime minister liz trust. and what he's going to be doing 1st is a, a service of prayer and refl

beautiful flowers that have been left for the memory of queen elizabeth ii, just days after her passing. and now you've got the prince and princess of walesg with prince harry and the duchess, meghan there. and they're now all looking through and just earlier today, you had the sons of queen elizabeth and their children who were looking through the flowers, very intimately, leaning over, reading the cards that have been left, even tearfully reflecting on some of the beautiful notes that have been left in memory of queen elizabeth. and all of this happening as we're also starting to learn more about the events that will take place over these ten days of mourning. where the queen will lie in state on wednesday. the family, of course, will be there and then the doors will be open for the masses. the public who will be there to line up to see her lying in state. and now we also have officially a date of the funeral which will be monday, september 19th. our scott mcclain is there at the gates of windsor. so, scott, what are you seeing there? we see in the background behind the barricades, huge crowds and now they are seeing the grandsons there

of wales. a title not used since princess diana. >> our new prince and princess of wales will, i know, continueire and lead our national conversations, helping to bring the marginal to the center ground where vital help can be given. >> reporter: he spoke of prince harry and duchess meghan. >> i want also to express my love for harry and meghan as they continue to build their lives overseas. >> reporter: and tonight, a rare look inside the palace. the king's first audience with the new prime minister, liz truss, and their deeply personal exchange, their first time meeting since the queen's death. >> it's the moment i've been dreading as i know a lot of people have. but you try and keep everything going. >> reporter: and overnight, the tributes. here in london, the cabs lining up to say goodbye. her image displayed on the sydney opera house. in paris, the eiffel going dark. in new york city, the empire state building lit in purple and silver. sir paul mccartney remembering her, quote, great sense of humor combined with great dignity. god bless you. you will be missed. and sir elton john at his o

prince of- alison? i think the word came from | prince william, the prince of wales, sorry, _ prince william, the princesorry, that this was a show of unity and let's hope it is not done echo a show— and let's hope it is not done echo a show of— and let's hope it is not done echo a show of unity. a and let's hope it is not done echo a show of unity-— and let's hope it is not done echo a show of unity. a big gesture that we all witnessed _ show of unity. a big gesture that we all witnessed and _ show of unity. a big gesture that we all witnessed and it's _ show of unity. a big gesture that we all witnessed and it's delighted - show of unity. a big gesture that we all witnessed and it's delighted the l all witnessed and it's delighted the crowds to see them coming out together. shortly we will touch and other stories making the news this morning, as well, but with power transferred one of the most important relationships the king will have is with his prime minister. liz truss will be the first to undertake their weekly ritual of the audience with him, as it is properly known, and in the last couple of da

we're seeing the prince of wales for the first time. ed the king to have his private moment. i do expect this afton start to see the prince of wales perhaps out and about, making statements, since he's also been elevated through this transition. >> why is it important for him to make a statement? >> because he's part of the monarchy. everyone accepts king charles is not as popular as the queen. we've seen how they brought william and kate in with charles and camilla, and they are very much a job la, which is a nice way of saying it. prince harry and the separation of the sussexes has brought them together. the queen had a large set of family and cousins to share her responsibilities with. the pressure now on charles and william in particular is very keen on slimming down the monarchy, making it more efficient, so the burden on them is much higher, but it's effectively going to be the king and queen, the prince and princess of wales and their three children. that's who it's going to be sharing the king's duties. he's a hard worker. he ooh

here was the prince of wales actually getting involved with politics. ly, the monarchy would stay out of politics. edward is breaking all of the rules. >> king george worries disparately about the future. he is reported to say, after i am dead, the boy will ruin himself in 12 months. >> the king is delighted with the man his second son, bertie, is promising to become. >> edward and bertie are very different characters. edward is very glamorous and outgoing. bertie is outside and nervous. >> bertie mary's lady elizabeth, who is from a very grand, ancient, scottish family. >> in 1926, she has elizabeth. in 1930, margaret rose. >> bertie, in living the way he is, is pleasing his father and doing exactly what george v would want him to do. >> bertie has become very close to his father. that is because he lives a virtuous family life. on the other hand, you had edward, the bad boy. he is unmarried, single, and his father thinks his eldest son is underprepared for becoming king. ♪ ♪ >> is edward approaches 40, he is really at a low. he feels lonely. his brothe

and one of his 1st acts of king was to announce that his son prince william, was going to take over as the prince of wales. for some here though, that is controversial. a small group of protest is booed the king. the anger has long roots, the last native prince of wales was llewellyn up griffith, who was killed by the english in the year 1282, the eldest son of the english king edward. the 1st was then made prince of wales, an act of humiliation that, according to some, has never been righted. among most of the crowd here though, a very different view of things, and this idea of it to her, we should agonize about medieval welsh history. is just ridiculous. i mean it's, it's fantasy stuff. this is today. this is no. oh i think is completely ready should be came because he's had them. he's had like the most practice of being prince of wales getting prepared to be king. i think who's um, i think he's definitely gonna be an amazing king for great version and know of an island. i think he's gonna be a marvelous king. i mean, he's got so much knowledge use. i think he was a man his time during that his knowledg

well, firstly, i don't believe that we - need a prince of wales, _ but i'm more than happy to welcomestwyth, where, to the relief of the nation, prince charles was given a warm and very friendly welcome. the prince who, onjuly 1st, becomes prince of wales, here, taking a nine week welsh language and history course at the university. the welcome hasn't always been so warm. security concerns surrounded charles' time in wales in the 1960s. he came to aberystwyth for a crash course in welsh as a way of trying to win over a nation sceptical of having an english prince of wales. it did not stop the protests in the lead up to his investiture. fanfare for years, these images defined his relationship with wales, but tensions gradually eased, the relationship relaxed. royal patronage was used as a way to find a place in welsh life. his love of the arts and welsh culture. i think his commitment to wales has always been there, i wouldn't doubt it for one minute. but how committed is wales to maintaining the monarchy? opinion polls here suggest it hoversjust over 50%. oh, i think they bring a lot

the formality of their relationship clear. >> i, charles, prince of wales, do become your liege man of. >> reporter: the new prince soon needed a princess. >> great fun, and bouncy and full of life and everything. and i don't know what she thought of me. >> pretty amazing. >> and i suppose in love. >> of course. >> whatever in love means. >> reporter: the whole world watched their story unfold. but the fairy tale had a nightmare ending. their divorce and her tragic death. the royal family had never been confronted with such an outpouring of public grief. it redefined elizabeth and charles' relationship to their people and forced change on the monarchy. charles committing to work that would improve lives, turning a largely ceremonial role into one with real purpose. by 2016, he was the hardest working royal, attending 530 engagements in just one year. campaigning especially for disadvantaged young people and on the climate. >> rain forests help keep our climate cool, yet they are being destroyed at the rate of a football pitch every four seconds. >> reporter: he's acknowledged that as k

within the next hour, the queen's eight grandchildren, including the prince of wales and prince harrys events, here's our royal correspondent, within the next hour, the queen's eight grandchildren, including the prince of wales and prince harry, will hold a vigil by the coffin. princess beatrice and princess eugenie have issued a statement. this is what it says. "there have been tears, laughter, silence and chatter, tears and loneliness and a collective loss for you, our beloved queen and our beloved granny. we are so happy you are back with grandpa. goodbye, dear granny, it has been the owner of error lives to have been your granddaughter and we are so very proud of you. we know the king will continue to lead in his example as he has dedicated his life to service. god save the king." that statement from the daughters of the duke of york, this is the public who are still failing through westminster hall. we are told the q is about 13 errors long at the moment. thosejustjoining the is about 13 errors long at the moment. those justjoining the front of the queue will likely be there earl

the king as we understand it travel with the prince of wales, newly created prince of wales, william, and his other son harry. have to say, robert, we are in a position where we're looking at a family which has made a big effort to come together where there has been frictions. >> what we've seen in the last 10 days, absolutely rigorous determination to come together for this. let's not forget 25 years ago to this very month, the now king, prince of wales, and his two boys that extraordinary procession behind diana, princess of wales. we'll be bringing back all sorts of memories today. for everybody, since the message that this is all about her majesty --sends the message this is all about her majesty. >> the king is making his way with two sons. the king will be part of that formal procession. he will be behind the gun carriage. will be processing toward the abbey. making good progress. the king's car making his way to the famous archway, and parliament is directly ahead of them. big ben still sounding once a minute. 96 tolls of the bell. that is the backdrop. before long when the pro

studio: _ the prince of wales! studio: is- the prince of wales! , thanking them for giving fortitude, thanking them for giving for so long to see his late grandmother lying in state in westminster hall. apologising, actually, for how cold it was overnight. not that that is within his power, the weather! saying that he was sorry... trying to encourage the crowds, telling them that they are more than halfway, offering them encouragement, giving them his thanks and they were coming —— thanking him for coming to talk to him and prince charles —— king charles who spent a lot of time eating those people who are queueing today. waiting for —— they spent a lot of time meeting those people. 1a hours is the last time we had a figure on the key from the government. still a long wait, these people do not mind, not deterred by the length of the weight, they are determined to come and see for them selves the late queen lying in state they are not put off by the wait. you are over halfway. put off by the wait. you are over halfwa . ., ,, , ., ,., you are over hal

and the prince of wales. so for this group of people who may have been starting to wonder how long they would have to wait, even after all that waiting, mrs. a, this will be an amazing moment to real fill it. perhaps we can, we can try and talk across the barricades to some of them if, if that's something that that you'd, you'd like to hear. absolutely, harry, but, but good. why, why if can get into position while i'm on talking to you here. obviously that, but the king cannot travel the full length of the keel. he's trying to shake as many hands as he can in that particular section. it stretches a long way and it's, it's in front of you now cuz you're, you're facing the opposite direction. but the, the back of that q is a long way away from where you and the king of the prince of wales. all right, now. well actually i use, just as you say that we've, we've seen the king getting much closer to us. he's about 20 minutes meters away from us. now i can, i can ask how you guys feeling about this. i said, after a l

you have members of the royal family, which is of course the queen consort, queen camilla and prince of wales, the duke -- >> we're discussing that. >> yeah. so he was bestowed that during the address last night. d prince william is prince of wales and kate is princess of wales. archbishop of kantbury, the church of england. you'll see this process. the king automatically became king when the queen died, but this is the formal proclamation. after this, the king will be invited in. just to clarify, we all know buckingham palace, don't we? this is saint james, the throne at saint james is the senior throne because the king is declared as he sits in that throne, we'll see that in a moment. >> the court of saint james, what we're looking at here, that is actually the court that ambassadors get accredited to. the american ambassador in london is not the american ambassador to buckingham palace. >> or the uk. >> or the uk. he is the american ambassador to the court of saint james. so this is significant. >> this is really changing of the guard, so to speak. it's like the changing of government in t

i am proud to create him prince of wales, to were so comely, the country whose title i been so greatly privileged to bear. during so much of my life and duty with catherine beside him. ah, new prince and princess of wales will, i know, continued to inspire and lead our national conversations, helping to bring the marginal to the center ground where vital help can be given. i want also to express my love for harry and megan as they continue to build their lives overseas. in a little over a week's time, we will come together as a nation, as a commonwealth, and indeed a global community to lay my beloved mother to rest. in our sorrow, let us remember and draw strength from the light of her example. on behalf of all my family, i can only offer the most sincere and heartfelt thanks for your condenses and support. they mean more to me than i can ever possibly express. and to my darling mamma, as you begin your last great journey to join my dear late papa, i want simply to say this. thank you. thank you for your love and devotion to our family and to the family of nations you have served so d

. >> i am proud to create him, prince of wales. untry whose title i have been so greatly privileged to bear. during so much of my life, and duty. with catherine beside him, our new prince and princess of whales will, i know, continue to inspire and lead our national conversations. helping to bring the marshall to the center ground, where vital health can be given. >> this was arguably the most important speech of his life. with every word watched carefully. [applause] and now the planning and preparation continues, a new era beginning on a much loved john monarch is mourned. laura bundock, sky news. >> third will be formally proclaim changing a ceremony at st. james's palaces pointed. -- after the death of a monarch and lesson that happened was in 1952. the speed to our correspondent, brenda mills who's at st. james's palace. we ran, this is something that doesn't happen often. -- what can we expect to happen? >> i'm, anyways advise is juxtaposition that we're going to see throughout the week, where you have a country, a family, a w

in the medieval fortress, charles the eldest son of queen elizabeth is crowned prince of wales. >> i, charles, prince of wales, do become your leenlg man of life and limb. >> so much pomp, so much glamour, but under it all is a nervous 20-year-old who feels very strongly that the whole weight of monarchy rests on him. he had no choice in his life at all. his future was mapped out for him. he knew from an early age that he was part of a machine. >> prince charles is a central figure of this dynasty. he is the future. he is the great hope. >> the young prince will just celebrated his 3rd birthday carried out the handshaking duties most sedately. >> the prince as a chide was withdrawn, very sensitive, very shy. >> but right from the beginning there's all this weight of expectation on this poor, little boy's back. >> when charles was 4, he watched his 27-year-old mother crowned queen after the unexpected death of her father king george vi. >> she had to juggle the really onerous duties of being queen, monarch, with being a young mother. >> she went off on long tours for months at a time a

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prince. he used it to fund different kinds of activities, including charitiable one. how do you think prince william and the princess of wales>> i think the prince of wales is going to do as his predecessor did. use it to fund his activities and the royal foundation of now the prince and princess of wales. they have several key interests they promote and support, including mental health, emergency service responders. for the princess in particular it's about the early years and supporting families and children from the age of naught to 5. and of course william's earth shot project which is an independence organization but which he's very much driving. so they have well established themes they're going to return to. but i imagine with the huge new income they're going to be able to expand their work. >> do their lifestyles change, emily? >> their lifestyles will change. they have inherited this, it's like 140,000 acres of land across the southwest of england. and they are going to have, as you say, their own income for the first time ever. up to now they still received money but it was channelled through the then prince of wa

. >> our new prince and princess of wales. >> reporter: william, the prince of wales, is next in linethe british throne. and the last person to hold the princess of wales' title was diana. two, tall elegant women but also shy, thrust into the public view. >> i, charles prince of wales. >> reporter: charles was the former prince of wales. his investiture in 1969 was a display of british pomp. more than 50 years later, kate and william live in a very dive age. ♪ ♪ a majority of british people support the monarchy. it's a lucrative tourist attraction. and arguably brings political stability. but these days, the public expects value for money. hugo vicars is a royal commentator who knew the queen for over five decades. >> the fact that they take serious lay enterprise, a school, a dying person, this is a really important role. >> reporter: kate and william are much better liked and the king, according to polls. so could their star power be a problem? >> it should be a benefit. he's been through this before. >> reporter: you think he shouldn't think about this as a threat. he should see th

to the throne, his son william, passing on his former title. >> today i am proud to create him prince of walese country whose title i've been so greatly privileged to bear during so much of my life and duty. >> as charles becomes the new face of the monarchy, it's up to him to forge ahead into this new ever-changing era. >> i definitely don't think that king charles will be a transitional monarch. we will serve this country for all the time that god grants him. so we'll see him continue to serve this country until the day that he dies. >> and while britain celebrates the life and legacy of its beloved queen, today they sing "god save the king". ♪ ♪ >>> coming up, a royal love affair. queen elizabeth and her corgis. what they gave her that no one else could. announcer: type 2 diabetes? discover the power of 3 in the ozempic® tri-zone. in my ozempic® tri-zone, i lowered my a1c, cv risk, and lost some weight. announcer: ozempic® provides powerful a1c reduction. in studies, the majority of people reached an a1c under 7 and maintained it. ozempic® lowers the risk of major cardiovascular events such

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he was quite an activist prince of wales himself. i think he's now gonna have to tie that down because now he's the demonic. and he also was relatively emotional and i think that also would point to a more kind of modern type of king that we're going to have now. all right, hannah, stay there. i'm going to come back here in just a moment. the 1st we're going to hear from members of the public who gathered outside buckingham palace earlier to lay flowers and express their condolences about the loss of the caste longest serving monarch. ah, a royal send off mocking the end of alive and the end of an era. $96.00 rounds were fired, one for each year, queen elizabeth's life. ushering in a period of national mourning. but also heralding and new beginning. the now king charles greeted well wishes outside buckingham palace where emotions were still wrong on fairly well for girls. a very precious place to come to and the magistrate sure joy this but also celebration king charles and his wife camila made their way through the palace gate for th

today, i am proud to create him prince of wales, tywysog cymru, the country whose title i have been so life and duty. with catherine beside him, our new prince and princess of wales will, i know, continue to inspire and lead our national conversations, helping to bring the marginal to the centre ground where vital help can be given. i want also to express my love for harry and meghan as they continue to build their lives overseas. in a little over a week's time we will come together as a nation, as a commonwealth and indeed a global community, to lay my beloved mother to rest. in our sorrow, let us remember and draw strength from the light of her example. on behalf of all my family, i can only offer the most sincere and heartfelt thanks for your condolences and support. they mean more to me than i can ever possibly express. and to my darling mama, as you begin your last great journey tojoin my dear late papa, i want simply to say this: thank you. thank you for your love and devotion to our family and to the family of nations you have served so diligently all these years. may flights of

with a new role for his air, william. >> i am proud to create him, prince of wales. untry whose title i have been so greatly privileged to bear. during so much of my life, and duty. with catherine beside him, our new prince and princess of whales will, i know, continue to inspire and lead our national conversations. helping to bring the marshall to the center ground, where vital health can be given. >> this was arguably the most important speech of his life. with every word watched carefully. [applause] and now the planning and preparation continues, a new era beginning on a much loved john monarch is more and. laura bundock, sky news. well katie spencer is here with me this morning, cicada what can we expect to happen today? >> we've spoken a lot over the last say about the continuity of the crown, how things have to keep moving immediately after the death of elizabeth the second, today begins the formality, the ceremonial steps that king charles iii will now take and yesterday if anything we got to see a more human side of him out meeting the public, and also giving

he was invested as prince of wales at 21. commanded a coastal minehunter in the royal navy. here is the stuff of which fairy tales are made. when he married lady diana spencer in 1981, it seemed the perfect match. the couple's sons were born in the early years of the marriage. but it soon became clear that their relationship was foundering. it ended in divorce and an admission of adultery. did you try to be faithful and honourable to your wife when you took on the vow of marriage? yes, absolutely. and you were? yes. until it became irretrievably broken down. us both having tried. what the public did not know was that when he married diana, he had already met the woman who would become the love of his life, camilla shand. but he had hesitated and she married the cavalry officer andrew parker bowles. the wave of public grief that followed the death of diana in 1997 provoked a backlash that shook the reputation of the royal family. but in just eight years, he steered public opinion toward acceptance of camilla, whom he married in