, buckingham palace balcony.s cameras are on them, and again, that's the great thing about this balcony moment. it is of course a moment of symbolism, but it's also a chance to see the interaction between the family. and then of course prince harry. it looks as if he's gone back to buckingham palace. he's certainly here at the abbey, joined other members of the royal family, climbed into cars behind the procession. is there even a chance, a small little, you know, 1% chance that he might be on that balcony too? i have to say i still think it's unlikely, but it would be incredible. it would be a great moment of unity and i suppose really great for his father, the king. >> people would certainly be heartened to see it. we will have the answer in a few moments, but for now it's thousands upon thousands of people thronging toward the palace hoping to get a glimpse of whatever that view may hold. i want to go to molly hunter who is along the procession route, and i imagine now being thronged herself with people trying

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which is that balcony moment. assigned walkways, assigned routes hoping they will be able to make it to that balcony moment. i want to introduce you to one family hoping to do that. first of all, you got to see the gold coach. you were standing on a pink suitcase to do it. what was that like? >> it was amazing to be able to see. >> you have the outfit. what was it like? were you so excited? >> shocked. it was a really cool moment. >> mom, you have been standing in the rain since yesterday. you camped here. why? >> because the children want to be part of it. what a lovely memory to come and do this coronation for our king. probably the only king i'm going to see. and i have shown them the right way. so they will follow that one in their life. it's an important part for british people to make sure you embrace the king and queen. >> the next step is the billion coin moment. what are you hoping to see? >> all of them. we have been to london a few times and only been able to seat king. >> anything else before you go? >

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i have just stepped out onto the balcony. now if maybe if you can see those pictures, if you can talk us through, who else is on the balcony uh, alongside them, the the okay lender, we can obviously see uh the new, the anointed king charles and queen kimball. there is there anyone else that you've been able to spot on the balcony at this point in time? i think i've seen prince william and kind of do we go get a good shot. can you give us an idea of who else is on the balcony? at this point, oh, there's a much wind shield. okay. and the more people, the nice thoughts and i think that you conducted the venue for that. but i couldn't tell for sure that the data seems to be more people than perhaps a bit on t. c. pages, i mean, unless to come and find stuck a contact steve and see the prints of it. oh, okay. um. so we've got the do to can so from one side as well, which i can see on the, on the rise and who's causing those the, of the late queen. and i imagine in that case, there are some other members of his, his generation on t

will he be allowed on the balcony when he wasn't on the balcony for the queen's jubilee? the queen's domain to please all just in last june, he was not there and neither was making they will underneath they was seen they were caught on camera way things but they were not on the balcony. so will he be that will, will prince andrew be the along with those? you are clearly important working broyles and in this procession and are given an important place within the role family to be seen as the face of the role family and be out there doing good works to prove. that's why it's important to keep the family. so i think patches we, yes that's, that's something that we wait to find out. who exactly will appear? will they keep it very small, or will they wide midtown, to little bit more wonder whether camilla's family members of the miller family will be on the balcony. you would have mentioned so that would be a whole new whole new era wouldn't set. yeah, absolutely. weights that we wait to see about that. and then of course, there is supposed to be the, the flight cost where we

at our balcony.lebrated their wedding on the balcony in 1947. charles offered this a few days later during the trooping of the color annual celebrations of the queen's birthday. >> here in military regalia with prince edward in her arms in 1964. this appearance in 2019 would be the last time before the covid pandemic. >> tradition has yielded unscripted moments showing the royal family as maybe a bit like our own families. >> when william and kate made their ball con' appearance following their wedding the crowd record for the couple to kiss. >> the world watched jets overhead was too much for this 3-year-old flower girl now the princess of wales. >> later that day william surprised us all, prince charles blue convertible license plate reading just wed. >> on the queen's 90th birthday she told george to stand up. a throwback to this clip from an earlier trooping of the color with the celebrations in 1988. >> her majesty when louie covered his ears during the fly past for the grand jubilee celebrating

he wasn't on the balcony. was really blocking -- to the right of your scene. notably now, seeing where andrew was -- a note that he was there tucked away toward the very back. it looks at least, in this picture, third row, but sitting directly behind prince william there. it was hard to make both of them out for different reasons, necessarily. julie, i'm glad to always have your voice added to a situation and to an event like this, so thank you for joining us. as i asked for some final thoughts, with a bit of brevity, from my city at ease, these last five hours, and a lipscomb, tim ewart, and victoria howard. first you, suzannah, because i do want to pay tribute to what you carried all the way across the pond from -- the have long said the most important part of the state, for you, was the anointing of the oils and the sacrament that came with that. you thought that was more significant, but that spoon is a big deal, share it. >> the oldest part of the service was the consecration. the anointing, as you said.

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who live under this, under this balcony in this arch, they suffer. the overhaul has just begun , and in this apartment building on filippovsky lane they say here russian composers have stayed, including mikhail ippolitov ivanov. musical history continues a couple of months ago in this apartment. on the first floor, saxophonist sergey goryachev moved in with his friends. he is going to set up a living room here for lovers of the sounds of the flute and trombone. well, what are you, like a brass club? yes, we even came up with the name capital spirit. this is how we are located almost in the center of the capital. but first you have to clean up the room. before the new year in the house burst the apartment was flooded with a pipe, the ceiling collapsed , and the electrical wiring was shorted. after we opened the plaster, a crack also opened up. here. well, we have solved it. this is how beautiful it is to play. but no, this is the whole thing, we watched it does not blow, all the more, we are also there and the mounting foams first foamed the whole thi

we saw people at that iconic moment in the balcony just tearing up.was such a privilege to be present for that moment. >> it's incredible. like a lot of folks, i've been to buckingham palace just on a regular occasion outside with tourists. you look because you're hoping someone might peek out the window. the people who continue to stand there are just hoping maybe they'll get a quick peek of a member of the royal family who just happens to be looking out the window. we'll check back with you. joining me is royal commentator hillary fordwich. emily, you've covered multiple royal weddings, births over the years, but this is the first king coronation in 86 years. put it into perspective for everybody just how historic today's crowning was. >> well, it really was an extraordinary moment and the likes of which most of us have never seen before. it's been 70 years since we've seen anything on this scale. rituals that have been carried out for a thousand years is very unusual to see and something most people are going to remember for the rest of their lives

and know, was there any sign on the balcony? oh, prince andrew. the duke of york at himself with the commission royal's struggling to survive, i need to be 2019, and festival 6 of these little suits of product. okay, thank you so much for this to on hold for us outside talking and tell us where the leader of a british and team on a key group was arrested ahead of the coordination crime. smith's republic group, since several of the demonstrators were also taken in police custody, and hundreds of their play cards was seized. human rights watch has issued a statement in response to the arrest. u. k. director, jasmine ahmed says the reports of people being arrested for peacefully protesting the coronation are incredibly alarming. this is something you would expect to see and most go, not london. she went on to say, peaceful, protest allow individuals to hold those and power to account something that you kind of government seems increasingly averse to. well, corresponding charlie angela was with the n t millnicky protest. this of the is really quite di

on the to appear on the balcony on the balcony greet their people. balcony to greet their people.e but of course, we didn't have tttt— but of course, we didn't have tnttlntt— but of course, we didn't have that-had the— but of course, we didn't have that. had the prince and that. we had the prince and trtneeee— that. we had the prince and trtneeee ot— that. we had the prince and princess of-we- that. we had the prince andi princess of-we were that. we had the prince and- princess of-we were very princess of wales. we were very honest gb viewers. we honest with gb news viewers. we did for a couple of moments did say for a couple of moments there, haven't got there, we really haven't got a clue what's actually going on. but that's, i think, what happened. and there's a there was the was a shot of charles in the state carriage looking down. clearly speaking, but trying not to move his lips so that nobody could look at it, so that nobody could look at it, so that nobody could quite see what he was saying. and i'm sure folk at home will observed as well home will have observed as well t

every member of the royal famil u- balcony. every member of the royal family un there _ balcony.balcony. every member of the royal family up there with their— balcony. every member of the royal family up there with their children l family up there with their children gets paid taxpayers money. most taxpayers pay about 1.50 or so. the monarchy cost around 80 million per year and there are around 40,50 million taxpayers, it costs each of us 1.50 or so. million taxpayers, it costs each of us 1.50 orso. i million taxpayers, it costs each of us 1.50 or so. i think many of us feel we got value for that today. many of them head up many charities. 0ne many of them head up many charities. one of the reasons the british philanthropic section is so strong here compared to other countries in europe is because the royals are behind it with their particular magic. today was all about that magic. today was all about that magic as well.— magic. today was all about that magic as well. let's talk about the homa . e magic as well. let's talk about the homage of — magic as well. let's talk about the

that chairth recognizes a speakr to my right in the balcony.[inaudible] >> i'm friends with and do business with both patriots and loyalists. i'll say that all this tax basis is no big deal so we have to pay a small threepence tax on tea. i could be a lot worse if you ask me. >> it's the principle of the thing. >> order. the speaker has a four. >> the king and parliament have always removed all other taxes. why don't we show them our gratitude by paying the small duty on tea? [booing] >> do we have one more? so unless speaker, sir. >> my name is john crane. you tories complain about violence and how violent we patriots are. well, let me tell you about violence. my father was drafted to fight in the french and indian war but i went in his place. i was only 15. i saw y more bloodshed by the ae of 16 the most that you will ever see and your lifetime. i detest violence now but if violence is the only way to get the king to sit up and take notice, then so be it. violence it is. [cheers and applause] >> please, gentlemen. mr. roach has still not retu

they don't look at that balcony and think, oh, it's at that balcony and think, oh, we a— at that balconyut you know what? when those people argument that people make the argument that there living in food there are people living in food banks a bloke in banks while there is a bloke in a diamond, you posh hat, a diamond, you know, posh hat, that's not a ridiculous comment. thatis that's not a ridiculous comment. that is objective assessment that is an objective assessment of the country we're in. but my point i think and point is that i think and patrick almost made a good point and that's as good a it's a good it's as good a compliment as he's going to get from is that we divide ourselves in so many different ways . and it is a different ways. and it is a whole industry now. people revel in their division rather than unity. no, i think it cuts a lot of different ways, actually. i think you're deluding yourself if you don't think that darren. and when think about what and so when we think about what is culture, what that is british culture, what is that british we this is british identity

piers: here's the king and queen on the balcony. wow, what a picture.ve come out for him, for king charles, who supported his mother the queen for 70 years throughout her reign, and now it is the beginning of the carolyn january era, and you can see the jubilation and really just a beautiful moment. all the children out there, louie having a great time do -- piers: huge crowd. look at the size of that crowd. martha: jubilant crowd celebrating king charles told. piers: amazing. i thought that moment when he was leafing and he turned -- leaving and he turned back on his own, hundreds of thousands of people, and i just saw him smile, and i thought, that's the moment that he realized it's going to be okay. ainsley: i think everyone's happy for him. he's gone through a lot. he lost his father and his mother in a matter of, what, the last year. and then gone through a lot with his own son and the divorce of diana, and now he's finally with the love of his life, and he is the king, and it is official. he's coronated as the head of the church of england. martha

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they don't look at that balcony and think, oh, it's at that balcony and think, oh, we a— at that balconyut you know what? when those people argument that people make the argument that there living in food there are people living in food banks a bloke in banks while there is a bloke in a diamond, you posh hat, a diamond, you know, posh hat, that's not a ridiculous comment. thatis that's not a ridiculous comment. that is objective assessment that is an objective assessment of the country we're in. but my point i think and point is that i think and patrick almost made a good point and that's as good a it's a good it's as good a compliment as he's going to get from is that we divide ourselves in so many different ways . and it is a different ways. and it is a whole industry now. people revel in their division rather than unity. no, i think it cuts a lot of different ways, actually. i think you're deluding yourself if you don't think that darren. and when think about what and so when we think about what is culture, what that is british culture, what is that british we this is british identity

if he's by tradition, the extended family immediate, an extended family who gather on that balcony. it can hold quite a number of people. whether indeed, of course, that background of your question would be whether that you saw 6 of the youth of your brings andrew and henry will be there. i'm not aware one way or, or another whether they will. we'll have to wait and see. but either way, it will be one of the high points of the day. it will certainly be the photographic high points of the day. these, what will these people have been waiting for these at 7 through at least as many who have spent hours and hours waiting for this moment. people who deeply believe in the monarchy, who believe in the importance and relevance of the institution and who i'm sure with the time being would be willing to look past those sorts of difficulties. family difficulties that have gone before me. and obviously another one of the high points of the day will be the fly past i believe 60, across from the new world navy envoy la force will hopefully be taking part in that . i mean, you'll see that the, wit

will harry appear on the balcony? we'll have to see.m palace, do we know? >> who knows. >> there was -- i don't know whether this was actually, you know, properly sourced or not, but there was some thought that harry would leave after the coronation and go back to the united states for his son's birthday. >> today is his son archie's fourth birthday. >> so his team they're not giving a running commentary on any of this. they want this -- they're allowing charles really to take the headlines today. the entire family, it's all about allowing charles to have this big moment when he so long-lived in the shadow of either his mother, his first wife or his children. this is when the king steps up and the world needs to decide are they going to engage in his narrative. >> right now the royal procession featuring king charles iii, queen camilla making its way back to buckingham palace. they're joined on this journey by 4,000 troops from the armed forces from commonwealth countries and british territories around the world. look at that image, tha

you'll have the balcony moment.n camilla. she has had the crown placed on her head. some people, it's been a journey from where she was 20 years ago to where she is now. but in the uk certainly there's a real sense that she has -- she's a fantastic partner to the king. they're a great partnership together. and i have no doubt in the years to come they'll continue to support one another and provide great service for the uk. >> and they've got a great blended family now. she even had her ex-husband -- >> and we want to bring in the u.s. ambassador to the united kingdom, jane hartley, now who is with us as we get set for the military precision and ceremony that's going on behind us here at buckingham palace. madam ambassador, we were talking about it when you arrived here, there doesn't feel like there's anything like this that we have back in the united states. what has the last day been like for you? you've been spending time with the first lady. >> yes. >> then watching today take place. >> yes, yes. well, i was wit

the balcony was balcony.etely obscure prince harry this . he won his first this week. he won his first round the mirror. don't round with the mirror. don't encourage him. although encourage him. crikey. although he does need the money that he does need all the money that he does need all the money that he get, sort of he can get, he's sort of scuttled back to his montecito mansion fast that you mansion so fast that you wouldn't even think that he had anything the royal anything to do with the royal family connection family whose connection he depends income. all depends on for his income. all so this week, the bar for the conservative leadership appears to been even lower when to have been set even lower when it that penny it was suggested that penny mordaunt's role in the coronation of carrying a sword has now increased her popularity within the party and that she should be a great leader . let me should be a great leader. let me just remind myself of where it all went wrong for her. the last time that she w

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and then the royal family appeared on the balcony. earlier the archbishop of canterbury and the congregation pledge allegiance to looking. i swear that i will add to your according uh, correspondent in london, the get nice joins us now. that describes the day for us. what was, it'd be like for the king and queen, and what's it been like for the u. k? i think it was a mazda 3 and quite a 10 stay for king charles. so you can see him on his face that he was very, very concentrated, very focused for more. we know he's been very deeply involved in planning the ceremony for a long time to really the most important day of his life. and the crowd is heavy to close apparently. and i think it weighs in a way or to quite have really on the can. you can see that he feels he feels that there is a lot of expectation on him now. and he's really has to step up and feel the big books that he's like mother les through. but when he disappeared from the balcony, uh all through the crowds with cheering there all the time of the on i think i saw a smaller

the crowning ceremony itself, the king and queen and members of the royal family, gathered on the balcony of buckingham palace to greet the assembled crowns. implants as legal football pads of atlanta confides, all step towards avoiding relegation with the wind of a fellow struggling is still got the to me a lot of the welcome to the program as the day that prisons, king charles has waited for his whole life. he and his wife, queen camilla, had been crowned in front of nearly 2000 dignitaries at westminster abbey in london . so many dates back centuries. and it wasn't the only thing to bad. the hallmarks of tradition, the weather also had a distinctly british feel or a ceremony not witnessed for 70 years. the combination of a monarch, the atmosphere is soaked up quite a crowd of tens of thousands who waited despite the rain to witness the beginning of a new royal era. charles, the 3rd, already named king is conveyed to west to me is to add to the church which held the funeral of his mother, queen elizabeth last year. inside the abbey, a crowd of dick new trees and celebrities, some of who

in the corners of the balcony. should you require assistance of townspeople who are familiar with the imaginations of town meeting? we'll help. please hand their card to them and they will assist. you remember may voice your support their positions by saying five or josie josie. this is draper pelham. i do you wish to address the assembly? thank you, mr. savage. please. my name. my name is margaret draper. my richard is the editor of the massachusetts gazette and boston weekly. while we are the official publication person of the royal administration in massachusetts we do bring to our arguments from both sides of the aisle. as for my own personal beliefs because of course women are involved in the political discourse. even if we are not allowed in the meetings. well, for myself, i am a loyal english woman and i would be proud, fulfill my duty to the empire, paying a small on my. dues. i do wonder how souls in this town would support the resolution of this meeting were they not threatened by the angry mob spurred by

the balcony shot _ to be back with his wife. the balcony shot was _ to be back with his wife. was just the working royals, that is how they played that one, which was quite sensitive and controversial and difficult to get that right. in terms of the overall event, the coronation, the ceremony, the pump the pageantry, in america there is huge appetite or that in the first ladyjill biden was there with their granddaughter as well? ., ~' ., with their granddaughter as well? ., ~ ., ., well? you know i said the two americans _ well? you know i said the two americans that _ well? you know i said the two americans that had _ well? you know i said the two americans that had the - well? you know i said the two americans that had the most | well? you know i said the two i americans that had the most fun at this coronation were two people, lionel richie and katy perry. i saw that they had prince charles and camilla on american idol, they had taped something there and i saw their social media all weekend long and they were promoting it, you have line our ritual promoting it and katy perr

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well, there were always two people on the balcony for the press who had nothing to do with journalismere two american psychoanalysts in between court sessions and in the evenings. they worked with the accused, that is , with the leaders of the third reich, they communicated with them to maintain their psychological peace of mind. from nuremberg interviews american psychoanalyst leon goldenson on april 6, 1946, the defendant general field marshal wilgel, hitler gave us orders, and we believed in him, and after that he committed suicide and left us to bear the blame. he had to stay alive to answer for his deeds. defendant joachim's child, if only the allies had left us the treaty of versailles, even the slightest chance, then no one. and hitler would never have heard you know and everyone knows that this treaty was extremely unfair hitler appeared as a result of an incredibly unfair treatment of germany the treaty of versailles, referred to by the former foreign minister of the third reich, was signed at the end of world war i. after reading it, french field marshal ferdinand foch said

appearing on the balcony of _ business. appearing on the balcony of his _ business.balcony of his palace, - business. appearing on the balcony of his palace, he i balcony of his palace, he receives a ovation from his many supporters. his reign lasted just _ many supporters. his reign lasted just 34 _ many supporters. his reign lasted just 34 days, - many supporters. his reign lasted just 34 days, the - many supporters. his reign | lasted just 34 days, the rule of the house of subway was over, but his grandson keeps the royal flame alive. over, but his grandson keeps the royalflame alive. prince immanuel takes every opportunity to keep his family name in the public eye. perhaps it's not bad for business either. he is a popular italian media figure, especially on television. the desire for positive publicity might arise from a high—profile family spat, the house of subway not the only contenders for the italian throne. another branch clean princess vittorio's bid is invalid, a disagreement that was not helped by a fistfight during the wedding of king felipe of spain. .

i'm on that balcony . the king. i'm on that balcony. ttme— the king.smerised by— mesmerised to name names. he's been mesmerised by meghan and he's been he's been sort of sucked into his celebrity world without even knowing it. he met a 36 year old woman in london who whispered in his ear , i want who whispered in his ear, i want to change the world. he didn't hear meghan's voice . yes, he hear meghan's voice. yes, he heard his mother's voice. oh there's that. there's the teee-e— there's that. there's the there's the _ there's that. there's the there's the sound- “iiti there's the there's the sound bite right tmeee. — there's the sound bite right tmeee. tee— there's the sound bite right there. he's under- there's the sound bite right there. ti i d“ there's the sound bite right- there. he's under meghan spell. when is that spell broken? will it be broken ? kinsey well, it be broken? kinsey well, ttvet-e— it be broken? kinsey well, met-e e— it be broken? kinsey well, that's a pretty— e �* kinsey well, that's a pretty tough question, but that's a pretty to

and then thrill suddenly appeared on the balcony. the i swear. and according now that mazda is dw, is london correspondent, and i asked her to describe the coordination day for us. i think it was, uh, must have been quite a 10 stay for king solves. you can see um on his site that he was very, very concentrated, very focused britain for more. we know he's been very deeply involved in planning the ceremony for a long time. so it's really the most important day of his life. and the crown is heavy to kilos, apparently, and i think it weighs in a way over to quite have really on the can. you can see that he feels he feels that there is a lot of expectation on him now. and he's really has to step up and feel the big, big studies like a mazda last trip. but when he disappeared from the balcony, uh, all through the crowds with cheering there all the time of the on, i think i saw a smaller space. so i think he would have built a day when, well, without glitches, so much ceremony or losses. bridges. people really like this, the like the tradition then hawk

on the balcony, the king on the balcony. and also there is to that he will then go out and read people to interact with people. then it's very, very crowded. yes, we have people flocking back and forth, some that have been watching the ceremony here just never we off he could do the soc is an on viewing not from all of the also other viewing platforms in central london. so it's still very, very busy. there's 3 separate off to all people are going back and forth in london is just the center along the it says really busy with people who want this somehow get it lives up there all the time really wants to have a special day and they don't mind the right, lots of union jack umbrellas here on the move, so it's pretty good. so you said the people have been viewing its own on viewing platforms. do you think people in general feel positive? what's happening today that do they feel positive? this is sarah many of these celebrations there were the people who really wouldn't, can, who would be trying to do how big alternative arrangeme

our order from the construction center is unloading materials for the balcony.formation of the master's glazing let's save it, but we'll re-arrange this part and at the same time we'll warm the wind protection a little, we've already fixed it, we're laying mineral wool, we're assembling the frame, we're wrapping everything with a membrane again. now we mount plastic panels, they are durable and easy to maintain , they are joined according to the lining principle, it will provide safe and clean water. the aquarium itself with a volume of 125 liters dmitry and his colleague elena titova decorate the space with plants and stones. add a heater and a flute for water supply. we put a cage for birds and a terrarium in the closet. now somehow probably, i managed to notice our heroes also collected a complete collection, they have crawling and flying and swimming animals. is the new location of the place of residence of our brothers smaller than the chameleon convenient, we still have daytime pets and it is very important for them to understand where it is now or zero, a

where a writer on the balcony smokes in an essay composes you can smoke on the balcony in the next scold in the room. come on, we'll still have time, remember to smoke. well, at least you didn't cry. well guys? they know it's his father. well, let's have some potatoes, shall we? come on already completely braids, i suppose, without a snack, the whole day of christ is not a snack. interesting and when we have no money? will never never be. because we didn't win. tit, what's the matter with you at all, what's nothing? do you remember from afghanistan? and how my guys covered on the pass for three hours covered until the turntables came, you and i, how did you get into an ambush in the village, do you remember or forgot? together , ass to ass, they shot back two horns per brother. and how google is gray in spirits. i'm sorry i was beaten off, when the guys were already going to cut them, until you muzzles began to drink to each other. come on. tell us better about yourself, and you are married in general, who are the girls here? start , start, it didn't work out. i still love you. o here is

the balcony of buckingham palace, not just once, the balcony of buckingham palace, notjust once, butter this appearance. a slimmed down royalty. then came the red arrows, a slimmed down fly—past. there were supposed to be 68 aircraft involved, but it rained and so we were left with the red arrows, but not a bad substitute. h0. so we were left with the red arrows, but not a bad substitute.— but not a bad substitute. no, people loved that. but not a bad substitute. no, people loved that- a — but not a bad substitute. no, people loved that. a big _ but not a bad substitute. no, people loved that. a big cheer— but not a bad substitute. no, people loved that. a big cheer went - but not a bad substitute. no, people loved that. a big cheer went up - but not a bad substitute. no, people loved that. a big cheer went up as i loved that. a big cheer went up as they went along the mall. and of course a huge security operation is in place for the event. several hundred anti—monarchy demonstrators in trafalgar square booed. 0ur royal correspondent has been watching all of the events for us. may 6t

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that’s why, let’s do everything to be safe. and it's not happening somewhere over there, the balconyerous place , not a window . and in holosiivsk the area of ​​the capital where the wreckage of an aircraft arrived today. i don't know if it was a shankhach. it was a rocket in any case . it aimed at the upper floor, but who survived the impact of the house. there was an explosion and a fire started. but you look at how much the structure of this building was damaged, the windows were blown out all over the entire width of the house below, the floors are lower below below the floors, the windows were broken, the windows were bent, the parts of the wall fell down, too. if one of the people was passing there, too i could die, beat these cars. well, we understand everything. it's an explosion wave, it's a fire, it's a shock wave, it's dangerous . today, you know, i'll tell you a story. i have a friend, i won't name him . he's a famous media person. family in the house. he has three children, and today a fragment of a shaheed flew into his yard in kyiv, and a part of this shaheed fell into

i think they're trying to get the lives of the ross family on the balcony. the king on the balcony, you know, so there is to that he will then go out and read people to interact with people. then it's very, very crowded to us. we have people flocking back and forth. somebody have been uh, watching the ceremony. yeah. just me of, oh, we all pick a do the soc is an on viewing not from all of the also all the viewing platforms in central london. so it's still very, very busy. there's 3 separate off to off the floor going back and forth in london is just the central long. and it says really busy with people who want this somehow get it cleans up there all the time. they want to have a special day and they don't mind the right. lots of union jack umbrellas here on the move. so pretty good. so you.

uh, because you see we have a balcony, for example, we are. it is beautiful and the view from it is beautiful, but we have not completed it, absolutely, like for drying clothes, in the summer it stands here. i would like to make a larger cage for the birds, because we have two parrots and it is very cramped here in the one-room apartment. yes, it’s very crowded in the odnushka, and therefore , but for myself, something for myself, well , some kind of sofa is good and beautiful , comfortable, so that volodya likes to watch a football match very much. yes, he is from this i have been fond of football for a year, it should be very tight. uh, what kind of company is like living room? but where can you shout fan-zo? yes, if you have some stylistic preferences. well, i generally prefer the hi-tech style, that is, black and white. my preference is not some kind of eco-style , so that it was something close to nature, and i generally wanted guests in the japanese style, well, i agree with my wife that it will be much better, it’s not a fact that it wi