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the diamond jubilee coach, taking his majesty the king, and her majesty the queen consort. year years -- four 70 years he was awaiting the crown, and he will be the 67th monarch overall. this journey he has made so many times in his life, this time is exceptional and historic. and the magnificent white marble going toward queen victoria. she was the first monarch to go toward her coronation. keep an eye on the great great great grandpa. the diamond jubilee states coach there. and all of its glory. and the winds are -- and the windsor graves pulling the carriage, decorated and royal blue, their dressing is customarily crimson but they've been changed on this occasion. royal blue is the color select. the king has chosen the diamond jubilee state coach with good reason. on the way back, when we see the coronation procession, it becomes a gold state coach, which is even more regal. it will be arriving a tiptop form for a long service. queen victoria refused to travel in it because of its disturbing on stint tatian. -- because of its disturbing ostentation. it is a much smoother

three cheers for his majesty the king and her majesty the queen! hip—hip! all: hooray!it does limit the coronation flypast. after so many hours of practice, not all the aircraft are able to fly. but the red arrows do get airborne, and this, their bird's—eye view. engines roar clive? yeah? 0n the silver — that's it. a little bit more this way. a bit more this way? an event on this scale is a mammoth undertaking. there are so many parts that need to work together. below the glossy surface of coronation day are the thousands of people who make it happen. music:jesu,joy or man's desiring by bach hello there, it has been sunny this weekend and has actually felt quite warm. temperatures into the low 20s, but a band of rain crossing the country as we speak. that's introducing some cooler air. for the new week, it looks mostly dry with a few showers around, and high pressure dominating. the dry weather does persist. it remains rather cool on monday and tuesday into the start of wednesday, but signs of it warming up a little bit towards the end of the week. this rain band, this

three cheers for his majesty the king and her majesty the queen! hip-hip!ny spirits but it does limit the coronation flypast. after so many hours of practice, not all the aircraft are able to fly. but the red arrows do get airborne, and this, their bird's—eye view. engines roar clive? yeah? on the silver — that's it. a little bit more this way. a bit more this way? an event on this scale is a mammoth undertaking. there are so many parts that need to work together. below the glossy surface of coronation day are the thousands of people who make it happen. jesu, joy or man's desiring by bach plays. hello there. looks like high pressure will continue to bring a lot of fine and settled weather to the country for the rest of this week and into the weekend. temperatures will be climbing slightly, particularly where we have the sunshine. that said, there'll still be a few showers around and outbreaks of rain around the area of high pressure. so, this weather front will be bringing some wet weather to the north of scotland throughout the day on wednesday. now, the b

three cheers for his majesty the king and her majesty the queen! hip—hip! all: hooray!oes limit the coronation flypast. after so many hours of practice, not all the aircraft are able to fly. but the red arrows do get airborne, and this, their bird's—eye view. engines roar. clive? yeah? on the silver — that's it. a little bit more this way. a bit more this way? an event on this scale is a mammoth undertaking. there are so many parts that need to work together. below the glossy surface of coronation day are the thousands of people who make it happen. jesu, joy or man's desiring by bach plays. hello. for the vast majority of places, saturday turned into a mostly sunny and very warm day. many parts of western england, wales, northern ireland and scotland saw temperatures up to 21 degrees. however, in eastern england underneath this stubborn area of cloud, some places only got to ten degrees. now, that stubborn area of cloud still with us for sunday morning but it should break up a little more effectively through the day ahead to allow more sunshine and warmth. at the same t

majesty the king! and - get anywhere near this. three cheers for his majesty the king! and her- for his majesty the king! and her majesty— for his majesty the king! and her majesty the queen of the aircraft are able to fly. but the red arrows do get airborne and this, their bird's eye view. more this way? an event on this scale is a _ more this way? an event on this scale is a mammoth _ more this way? an event on this. scale is a mammoth undertaking, there are so many parts that need to work together. below the glossy surface of coronation day are the thousands of people who make it happen. live from london... this is bbc news. ukraine's president zelensky is visiting rome where he'll have an audience with the pope, and meet the italian president & prime minister. this is the scene in rome where the ukrainian president is due to meet italy's leaders. turkey's election candidates take part in the last few hours of campaigning, before the country goes to the polls. rail passengers across england are facing further disruption as members of the rmt union walk out on strike. stoppages are affecting iii operators. and the fans are out, in liverpool, as excitement builds over th

i know i speak on behalf of the entire house when i say that we send our best wishes to her majesty the queennd that she and the royal family are in our thoughts and prayers at this moment. and of course there's this big protocol, obviously, if the queen had passed away then newsnight wouldn't be going on. but simultaneously i was getting calls, as we were waiting to see if this event was going to unfold, i got a call from don macinnes who was running the events coverage and he said "look, would you be able to get yourself to balmoral?" so as soon as we heard that the queen had in fact died, newsnight was obviously cancelled, so i got on the train and then rushed home, threw all the black clothes i could find in the car — because i didn't know how long i was going to be away — and put my foot down in the car and sped to balmoral. and it was extraordinary because i was going through the most rugged countryside to get there, i was thinking — this is extraordinary. what moment in history, i'm going through the long road at the spittal of glenshee thinking �*this is part of history'. not only for

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three cheers for his majesty the king, and her majesty the queen. hip, hip... hooray! palace balcony for the first time as king, came charles ii! with queen camilla. they were joined by the pages, and the working members of the royal family. through the clouds came the red arrows, in a curtailed coronation fly—past. finally, on the balcony, it was just the king and queen. charles, a crowned monarch now, committed to the service of his people. nicholas witchell, bbc news. it was a day steeped in history and a deeply spiritual day. catherine pepinster is a religious and royal expert, who knows an awful lot about coronations and what they have meant down the years. maybe we should start with the most spiritual part of the day, the anointing of the monarch. let's talk about the oil, where it had come from. it about the oil, where it had come from. , ., ., ., ., about the oil, where it had come from. _, ., ., .,, . from. it is almost made to a secret reci e, from. it is almost made to a secret recipe. we — from. it is almost made to a secret recipe. we are _ from. it is alm

the first duty you performed just days after the job after the death of her majesty the queen. redible week, and just a huge privilege for me to be there at that time and to do my bit to help the royal family and the nation through that very turbulent and uncertain time. did you find that at the accession council when you had to make that extraordinarily poignant announcement, my lords, it is my sad duty to inform you that our gracious majesty queen elizabeth ii has passed away, however much you are prepared and thought about that, it must be quite hard to say it without, i think you are gulping now. it is an incredible moment and you are very conscious that how well you do in that role is going to have an impact on an enormous number of people, notjust in our country but around the world, who are grieving, who felt, even if they did not know her personally, that they knew her, and that she was almost part of their family. as i said in my tribute, she felt like part of their family because she had shared her family with us. and do you think your background and the services, roya

three cheers for his majesty the king, and her majesty the queen. hip, hip, hurray.o the palace balcony for the first time as king, came charles iii with queen camilla. they were joined by the pages, and the working members of the royal family. through the clouds came the red arrows, in a curtailed coronation fly past. finally, on the balcony it was just the king and queen. charles, a crowned monarch now, committed to the service of his people. nicholas witchell, bbc news. interesting they came back out without the family for that photograph. we without the family for that photograph-— without the family for that photograph. without the family for that -hoto~ra-h.~ ., ., , ., without the family for that -hotoara-h. ., ., ., photograph. we have a bit of a debate about _ photograph. we have a bit of a debate about why _ photograph. we have a bit of a debate about why that - photograph. we have a bit of a i debate about why that happened. photograph. we have a bit of a - debate about why that happened. i thought it was around the victoria memorial, they were getting out

three cheers for his majesty the king, and her majesty the queen. hip, hip, hooray! the palace balcony for the first time as king, came charles ii! with queen camilla. they were joined by the pages, and the working members of the royal family. through the clouds came the red arrows, in a curtailed coronation fly past. finally, on the balcony it was just the king and queen. charles, a crowned monarch now, committed to the service of his people. nicholas witchell, bbc news. just watching a report, there was a lovely moment, maybe i'm reading too much into it, but when he was putting on the refitted crown on queen camilla's head which had been specially done for the occasion and it felt a bit like bloke plonking crown on women's head and she was sort of... he was trying to do it carefully and she was trying to pull her fringe and then she got up, and sort of curtsy her fringe and then she got up, and sort of cu rtsy before her fringe and then she got up, and sort of curtsy before the king and was a knowing smile between them which i thought was quite a nice touch. it wh

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the queen victoria memorial. and the hour is nearly upon us. shortly we will see his majesty the king and her historic. they pass the magnificent white marbled tribute to queen victoria, who was the first monarch to take this route to her coronation in 1838, and her statue is directly down the mall and she will keep an eye on her great great grandson as he now travels to fulfil his destiny. the diamond jubilee state coachin destiny. the diamond jubilee state coach in all its glory. and the six windsor greys pulling the carriage, decorated with royal blue and their main dressings are customarily crimson but they have been changed on this occasion to royal blue, the colour selected. the king has chosen the diamond jubilee state coach with good reason. on the way back, when we see the coronation procession, they will use the glorious gold state coach, which is even more regal and sparkling, but it has no suspension, meaning it's not entirely conducive to arriving in tiptop form for a long service. queen victoria actually refused to travel in it because of its disturbing oscillation. it was descr

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. >> three cheers for his majesty the king and her majesty the queen, hip hip -- >> hooray. >> hip hip>> hooray! >> later the newly anointed king and queen along with the royal family stepped out onto the balcony of buckingham palace to greet the crowds. now, notably not present prince harry. cnn has learned that he did not receive an invitation to join in this part of the royal event. now cnn's scott mclean has been on the streets of london all day for us. scott, describe what was the mood like there today? >> reporter: yeah, it's been a festive mood. it's been a party mood for sure, and what's really struck me, paula, is that this is not a nation after flag fliers. british people are not outwardly patriotic, except in moments like this. i'm reminded of the monarch's ability to really unite the country. even though polls show king charles is not as popular as his mother and less popular with younger people compared to older people, the folks i met had no doubt about the monarchy's future in britain. listen. >> look at the crowds, the mon monarchy, they're here for that. >> i think the

her majesty the queen camilla is a very strong attendee of the valley, she is a very big fan of balletmented over the years. in a sense it feels very, very appropriate that you have got a showcase performance from the royal shakespeare company is well as some of the biggest names in pop and rock music and put on a concert. it is the kind of concert that a lot of the kind of concert that a lot of the things happening tonight, you think it would be what he would choose to watch in his spare time himself. , ., himself. very fitting for king charles iii. _ himself. very fitting for king charles iii. we _ himself. very fitting for king charles iii. we will - himself. very fitting for king charles iii. we will be - himself. very fitting for king charles iii. we will be back. himself. very fitting for king | charles iii. we will be back in windsor to keep you up dated and all the goings—on and all the events as part of the coronation weekend. we will return to windsor later. now it is a time to look at the sport with gavin. four games to play, city are ahead by four points courtesy of the whe

let's not forget also her majesty the queen did pick superstar actor tom cruise as the host for the platinum apparently because she thought he was rather good looking. obviously you must have been busy, neil. neil: you know, you're an encyclopedia but also have a great sense of humor and also spell your name correctly. there are some impostures out there who do it neal. you do it the way it should be neil, but, neil, enjoy the coronation, my friend. you are a valuable resource and i appreciate that. >> thank you. neil: the royal reporter of course he will be all over this coronation in london as things formally kickoff bright and early our time is what 5 a.m. or something like that. in the meantime the president of the united states is talking about the jobs numbers out, of course he was addressing that as an expected number. the prior months were revised down bottom line the dow market is still on fire and so are stocks but he did say on the debt ceiling and budget they are totally unrelated so he doesn't like this idea of attaching spending cuts to raising the debt ceiling that seems to be

three cheers for his majesty the caring and her majesty the queen.e, those are headlining that. i believe they were also invited to attend the coronation. i was reading that they were also there, as well. we didn't see them arriving. >> prince william, the prince of wales, will give a speech tomorrow night at the concert in which he is going to pay tribute to his stepmother, which is interesting in the circumstances that we had over recent months that he is going to praise their relationship. all those who knows i'm actually say there will be good for each other. >> yeah, that will be held in windsor if i'm not mistaken. you will have a backdrop of windsor council for the coronation, it's quite an extraordinary set they've set up there. >> so, tim nuriat, as you watch this, the military precision, the extraordinary presence of pomp and circumstance, honoring the new king and queen, what goes through your mind of all that king charles is going to face going forward now? to suzanne's point, they may have a bit of relief at the moment because everything

the picture of her majesty the queen sitting _ the picture of her majesty the queen sitting alone andnd if it is found — to obey the rules. and if it is found that the people eking the rules— found that the people eking the rules broke the rules, then there will be _ rules broke the rules, then there will be a — rules broke the rules, then there will be a lot of people who will be very. _ will be a lot of people who will be very. very — will be a lot of people who will be very, very annoyed about this. and of course _ very, very annoyed about this. and of course all — very, very annoyed about this. and of course all of the rumours about boris _ of course all of the rumours about borisjohnson coming back in and making _ borisjohnson coming back in and making a — borisjohnson coming back in and making a comeback, with all of this conservative party now have an election — conservative party now have an election next year, whatever happens be an— election next year, whatever happens be an election the latest 18 months from now— be an election the latest 18 months from now and there is so

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[shouting commands] >> three cheers for his majesty the king, and her majesty, the queen. hip hip.ting commands] ♪ >> and now the drums are playing, tune called king charles iii. ♪ ♪ >> i think they are reflecting on the job well executed. i've never heard three chairs resound so loudly and in open space. >> i was the wrong person to come and take on this, i am in cheers -- i'm the wrong person to commentate on this, i am in tears. >> we will see the king and queen shortly alongside members of the working royal family. and 60 aircraft are filling the skies above. but as far as the ground is concerned. the job of these 4000 and that the royal navy has played is almost complete >> they are now going to pick up their weapons and now, they can't look down. well done. >> overall, what would your reflections be on what you've seen at the coronation procession >> we've talked about the scale of the prayer -- of the parade, it's the biggest thing i've seen in my time and i've been serving for as you said, 34 years, but i think that the delivery of the most extremely complex military operat

— funeral of her majesty, the queen emt— funeral of her majestyents. absolutely. and millions of people around the world would have tuned in yesterday to watch the king's coroner session. and i think some people would see us as a real asset having the british monarchy, because it shows that power of soft diplomacy and how the british monarchy can really bring countries together even the day before the coronation, the king hosted a big diplomatic reception inside the building behind me, buckingham palace , behind me, buckingham palace, hosting those 100 or so heads of state and the other 203 countries represented as a diplomatic level inside the palace before the coronation and then, of course, they're all inside westminster abbey yesterday. and also the show that we put on the both the king's procession to westminster abbey and the coronation procession coming back towards buckingham palace following the service, the largest military procession we had seen since winston churchill's funeral. 7000 troops took part , 4000 were 7000 troops took part,

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in a way— lead her majesty the queen in a way that— lead her majesty the queen in a way thater the but he is a monarchist the top. but he is a monarchist and think a lot more than joe and i think a lot more than joe biden, who, you know , sort of biden, who, you know, sort of doesn't like . england, i think doesn't like. england, i think has made that fairly obvious . has made that fairly obvious. his mother didn't like england and i think an interesting comparison between trump and biden you know, gather biden as they you know, gather speed for next year's election. is there are irishness and their scottishness. biden makes a huge deal of his irishness, but he's less irish than trump is scottish . i mean, trump's mother scottish. i mean, trump's mother came from scotland , was born in came from scotland, was born in scotland, and biden's mother was born in pennsylvania . but born in pennsylvania. but anyway, derek, you - “ but anyway, derek, you run a little attreetatton— anyway, derek, you run a little appreciation society for donald hunt— appreciation society for donald hu

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the slimming down in recent years anyway. there various reasons but with its prince harry leaving her prince andrew stepping down or the deaths of prince philip and the late her majesty queen second period it's preaches and said in the interview a few days ago the talk of slimming down his back in the days when there were a few more of them around. i'm not sure how much more slimming down there is to go. it's a pretty stream line team the king is probably looking at today is a great sign of success for the royal family as he wants to lead it forward. each monarch would of course have a monarchy that is in their image he will make changes from how his mother did it and quite rightly so. that's part of the nature of the monarchy it's formed by the personality and the preferences of the monarch on on the air in which they live. i think today's coordination reflects that as well its ancient ceremony it is eight religious ceremony at hartford we saw that respected and reflected in what happens. we also saw the modernization in the modern twist, all the many nods toward the diversity of 21st century britain today for it weathers the gospel singers, whether it was the increased p

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first lady jill biden is traveling to the united kingdom to attend the coronation of his majesty king charles the third in her majesty queen camilla on tap of the united states. the u.s. and the united kingdom are close allies and strong partners with enduring ties between our countries and people. the first lady's honor to represent the united states for this historic moment. in addition to attending the coronation in participating in court nation activities the first lady will also meet with the spouse of prime minister. she will join the prime minister and mrs. martÈ for their coronation and lunch. her full schedule was released by the first lady's office early this morning. i also want to share this morning president biden with what comes his nominee for president of the world bank. to the white house to congratulate him on his resounding selection to lead the bank today discussed how they will continue to work together to transform the world bank to reduce poverty address global challenges including climate change and expand prosperity around the globe. without my colleague admiral john kirby is here to discuss her su

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>> three cheers for the majesty, the king and three cheers for her majesty, the queen. piers, how long in your experience till they come back out? >> i think they'll be -- not too long. i think -- where are we now any think that'll be out in 15-20 minutes on the balcony. we're not exactly on schedule. >> they're running a bit late. i thought that service may take a bit longer. none of you believed me. >> you were right. >> some articles had it lasting 45 minutes and some two hours. >> i had a word with the king and he said closer to two hours much the balcony moment will be a big moment for charles and he's never gone out there where the cheers will be were tim. it's always -- for him. it's always been his mother. we all remember the scene at the jubilee and was she going to make it or not going to make it. she came out and the place went completely crazy. i think there probably hasn't been quite the excitement in the buildup to this for the queen's coronation but the jubilee and that moment happens and coming out as king on that balcony, this place will go nuts. when i

her robe is new. it's a recycled one charles is wearing. >> present arms. ♪ ♪ >> presenting his majesty the king and her majesty the queen. oint out that the discipline of this picture is amazing. those armed forces have spent most of the day in the rain. it's been raining all day. they're continuing, as they would have to do in battle, to deal with the elements. >> most have been up all night getting here by train, many of them. such an interesting part of tradition. hip hip, hooray. >> this is "king charles iii." a lot of the music was written for this day. >> which prince charles was involved with. >> he is very involved in all the music chosen today to reflect his belief in god, but also diversity of british nations. the military, that was the moment for the chief to address his mass military. it was a spectacular moment. we can see the emotion on his face. >> it is a day where the multiple roles of the monarch arrive clear, head of the church of england. >> now the defender of the faiths and no faiths. it is still officially a christian nation, but this coronation, diverged with the idea that he was just head of the c

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the troops. >> his majesty. royal salute. present arms! ♪♪ ♪♪ [ god save the king ] ♪♪ ♪♪ >> salute. for his majesty, the king, and her majesty, the queen.en and prince charles and camilla and the wales family. prince william and princess kate and their three children. the couple days prior with a big celebration for the platinum jubilee and the flyover. prince louis really stole the show. making faces and covering his ee his face when the planes flew over. a lot of ways, the royal family is on a grand stage. they are there for the people to see and for the people to watch and to catch the moments with the royal family. yes, everybody wants to know will prince harry be part of it? the palace hasn't confirmed who will be on the balcony, savannah. >> folks at the palace will tell you it is not being kept out of suspense because of plans, but it is a family and you never know who might come on the balcony. we are waiting in the moments where the coronation coveragages wrappiping u p. i i have modererate to sesevere crohnhn's diseseas. now, therere's skyryrizi. ♪ t things are e looking upu♪ ♪ i'v've got sympmptom relief♪ ♪ control o of my cr

the area. so, that'll be five years or more, whether it's you live here, your kids go to school here. volunteers will plant fowers in tribute to her late majesty the queenibutes following her death. the blooms will eventually map out the river tyburn, which used to run through the park and under the palace. let's take a look at the tubes now. and for all the latest travel where you are, tune into your bbc local radio station for regular updates throughout the morning. now onto the weather with kate kinsella. good morning. there may be a little bit of brightness first thing this morning, but soon the cloud increases and we see some heavy rain arriving. you can see the progression of the cloud through the night edging in from the west and that band of heavy rain approaching. so, that cloud will continue to increase and thicken, and become a little lower, then the heavy rain moves through. so, becoming quite damp today, a breezier day than yesterday. the rain slowly moving eastwards, but likely to stay damp through the afternoon. temperatures today still reaching around 16 celsius. certainly feeling cooler than yesterday afternoon. 0vernight, yet more heav

three cheers for his majesty, the king, and her majesty, the queen. hip, hip -- >> hooray!talking about. >> yeah. >> but also i think with the king's touch. a tilt to the modern world. much more inclusion, much more diversity. i loved the gospel choir. i thought that was fantastic. >> reached out to the faith leader -- >> the multi-faith i think has not been done before. i heard a wonderful story that the chief rabbi had come to do it, but he can't drive today. so the king -- >> sabbath -- >> put him up in claren's house so he could walk to the ceremony. >> that's really beautiful. yeah. >> i thought it was -- i thought it spoke to what the king is trying to do, and i thought was a huge positive. >> in modern time. >> more moving with the pageantry, but moving into a more modern time. >> i know a lot of people are wondering when will president biden finally have a chance to meet with king charles. but i think also what does king charles mean for that special relationship for the united states? >> i think the king has had a very strong relationship with the united states for