charles never lost sight of camilla parker bowles. ah said it was impossible for charles to renew his relationship with me though i think his feelings for i remained quite strong mantles but charles had other priorities at the time. it was 31 years old and his future kingdom was hungry for a princess li paval securely sh. fill these on. the countess. give us money. his parents returning out their hair wondering if he'd ever get married also. and people were starting to question why he'd remain single for so long. so they had to find him a wife really? ah, and finally, the big day arrived. on july 29th 1981. charles stepped on to the balcony at buckingham palace with his young bride, the 20 year old aristocrat, diana spencer. as the sea of people looked on outside the palace gates, world wide of the 750000000 people tuned in to watch the wedding century. ah oh, stay, jim. well, this is an mall de la fanny. well, i can remember several weddings in the royal family, but that was the wedding have wanted been waiting for him at home, breat

and many say that's largely due to the woman at his side. camilla parker bowles on april 9th, 2005, almost 35 years after they 1st met the couple exchanged vows at some churches chapel in windsor castle. ah, me for quote, may be princes get to have their fairy tale ending to because they found their way back to each other. ah, since it was a kind of her pinball which you could say, they deserve a clue to literally marry tube. but before they got there, happy ending. chosen camilla went through some dock times. ah, camilla was divorced from andrew pock bones in 1995. she remained in the background of charles's public life. not least because of the bad press she'd received. the public had clearly cited diana. ah, camilla boucher camilla suffered a lot. she'd been denigrates by the press and held responsible for the failure of charles and bland was marriage. they called to the wrong why not saying she was aggressive and would destroy everything to get a map. see prince charles, the tree of whitewash omaha shola. i ran public appearances, provoked cries from the crowd that weren't very pleasan

when camilla married parker bowles steal from then on she felt abandoned and alone. so so so britain's most eligible bachelor remain single. throughout the 19 seventy's he was reported to have had shortly to says with dozens of young women to many he was a real life. prince john order decided to be timid around the service. 6. yeah, that didn't have his success with women over the years. oh, seen, did any get even if he was seen the got the women child never lost sight of camilla parker sits. it was impossible for chose to renew his relationship with a may though i think his feelings have remained quite strong by seattle's. but charles had other priorities at the time. he was 31 years old and his future kingdom was inquiry for princess the whole securely. soon these only compass give us matthews. parents were turning out their hair wondering if he'd ever get married. most of and people were starting to question why he'd remain single for so long. so they had to fine to my wife has ended. and finally, the big day arrived. july 29th 1981. charles stepped on to the balc

and then the queen was crowned, the culmination of the transformation of the former camilla parker—bowlescious king... the coronation was over, king charles and queen camilla made their way out of westminster abbey. waiting in the rain the gold state coach... and the parade of more than 4,000 members of the armed services which stepped off for buckingham palace. prince george had rejoined his brother and sister after his page boy duties, the family making their way to the palace, past the waiting crowds. on to 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. let's bring you up—to—date from the us state of texas or whether multiple victims in a shopping mall according to local media the suspected shooter is now dead. there is no longer in active threat

the public could not forgiving charles for having an effect with camilla parker bowles was still married to diana, but by 2005, charles and camilla were officially husband and wife together they what todd, to repair that image. and we know that the public charles continued his charitable works and never gave up his environmental campaign, which he began long before it was popular. it is, i've tried to indicate quite some time in crisis really is a genuine emergency and tackling it is also the social royal price of coal makes it more difficult for him to now speak out of to decades of waiting to be king. charles knows his place and on the eve of the coordination of king charles the 3rd, i'm joined by 2 authorities on the house of windsor as well as the politics and people of the u. k. royal commentator richard fitzwilliam joins be from london and murray leads. he's a political scientist enjoys me from paisley in scotland gentlemen to both of you. welcome. i'd like 1st to get from both of you, maybe your assessment on just how popular you think the monarchy is on this eve of this historic

and then the queen was crowned, the culmination of the transformation of the former camilla parker—bowlesous king... the coronation was over, king charles and queen camilla made their way out of westminster abbey. waiting in the rain the gold state coach... and on the parade of more than 4,000 members of the armed services which stepped off for buckingham palace. prince george had rejoined his brother and sister, after his page boy duty, the family making their way to the palace, past the waiting crowds. 0 nto onto the balcony for the first time as king. they werejoined by the pages in the working members of the royal family. pages in the working members of the royalfamily. through pages in the working members of the royal family. through the clouds came the red arrows in a curtailed fly past. finally, on the balconyjust the king and queen. charles committed to the service of his people. nicholas witchell, bbc news. so more than 2000 people were inside westminster abbey for the service. heads of state, kings and queens from across the globe — politicians, celebrities, as well as charity v

high and dry at the time one accomplish kimble portions of charles was heart broken when camilla married parker bowles i steal from then on. he felt abandoned and alone says so sorry. so britton's most eligible bachelor remained single. throughout the 1970s he was reported to have had shortly to face with thousands of young women. so many he was a real life. prince john owner decided to be timid around the service. 6. yeah, that didn't have his success with women over the years. oh, seem didn't a get even if you've all seen the got the women charles never lost sight of camilla parker. but since it was impossible for chose to renew his relationship with may though i think his feelings 5 remained quite strong samples. but charles had other priorities. at the time. he was 31 years old and his future kingdom was increased for princess the whole securely. soon these only compass give us some of these parents, returning out their hair, wondering if he'd ever get married. most of and people were starting to question why he'd remain single for so long. so they had to fine to my wife has ended. and finally, th

so given charles for having an effect with camilla parker bowles was still married to diana. but by 2005, charles and camilla were officially husband and wife together they what todd, to repair that image. and we know with the public charles continued his charitable works and never gave up his environmental campaign, which he began long before it was popular. or is i've tried to indicate the quite some time in crisis really is a genuine emergency tackling it is also the central royal price of coal. makes it more difficult for him to now speak out of to decades of waiting to be king. charles knows his place and on the eve of the coordination of king charles the 3rd, i'm joined by 2 authorities on the house of windsor as well as the politics and people of the u. k. royal commentator richard fitzwilliam joins be from london and marie leeds. he's a political scientist, he joins me from paisley in scotland gentlemen to both of you. welcome. i'd like for us to get from both of you, maybe in your assessment on just how popular you think the monarchy is on this eve of this historic oc

from camilla parker bowles to queen camilla. while due to has continued. husband in westminster abbey. close by will be her six queen's companions greeted here by one of them, baroness carlyn chisholm. publicly they support her at royal engagements. privately they are her best friends, who've been through everything with her. do you think she never thought this moment was going to come? i don't think she did, no. i think she's surprised herself, probably, in how she's really risen to the role. and enjoys it. and how good she is at it. during the 1990s, public opinion was often hostile, the headlines brutal. and just this year, in his memoir, prince harry said he believed his stepmother had manipulated the media to improve her public image. what is clear is that over time, the mood towards the queen consort has softened. i think that what she has done, and she's done this with the king, they've taken things slowly and steadily, and so, bit by bit, year by year, doing theirjob, i thinkjust people think, yeah, they are working for us. the queen consort has sa

he was criticized for resuming his relationship with camilla parker bowles is willing to continue, but also they marry the 2000 to find charles, what's hard to get people used to the idea of, of commit to being positive. he's public life about public life, long involved helping under privileged young people. the prince's trust setup in the 19 seventy's is now leading youth charity. and he's rolling into faith, dialog cause and real respect in britain. and the pros, i think, is, is range of interest. a very contemporary topical one, so the environment structure, young people and so here's a, is a morgan king. here's a man of his time. she is a king of his time, but those times a change of perhaps the greatest challenge for controls is not so much changing people's attitudes, a staying relevant. a recent opinion poll found that while nearly $6.10 britson support them on a key, among the 18 to 24 age range, only a 3rd do. and those saying they weren't interested in the institution out number those saying they were perhaps more worryingly for king charles 45 percent overall said base or th

and then the queen was crowned, the culmination of the transformation of the former camilla parker—bowlesstminster abbey. waiting in the rain, the gold state coach. and the parade of more than 4000 members of the armed services which stepped off for buckingham palace. prince george had rejoined his brother and sister after his pageboy duties, the family making their way to the palace past the waiting crowds. and onto the palace balcony for the first time as king came charles iii with queen camilla, joined by the pages and 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, now a crowned monarch, committed to serve his people. nicholas witchell, bbc news. coming out onto the balcony twice, much to the pleasure of the crowds behind us. joining me now is the canadian high commissioner to the uk, ralph goodale who has just come here straight from the service. how was it? spectacular, a fascinating _ how was it? spectacular, a fascinating connection - how was it? specta

proteins to he's a happy, a man now, and many say that's large teaching to the woman at his side. camilla parker bowles on april 9th, 2005, almost 35 years after they 1st met a couple exchanged bows at some churches chapel in windsor castle. the basics of maybe princes get to have this very challenging to because they found their way back to each other the same. so it was a kind of going to be in the mall, which you could say they did it good to do it in the mary to have it. but the photos i got a happy ending. charles and camilla went through some tough times. the. the community was divorced from andrew pocket bones in 1995, which remained in the background of charles is public law. not least because of the bad press sheet received. the public could clearly cited diana. for me though, because she fan camilla suffer the lot, she'd been democratic by the press and held responsible for the failure of charles and dimes marriage and they come to the root. why not? saying she was aggressive and would destroy everything to get a map. see prince john the tree of was was so don't know if i show you how to wrap

they were invited to king charles' wedding in camilla parker bowles in 2005. >> translator: they havearles is going to be crowned as the king of britain after the death of queen elizabeth ii, so we are very happy. we thought of giving him gifts on may the 6th, the day of his coronation. we are giving him a turban and shawl of the wakhari community. >> reporter: they were invited to his coronation. they weren't able to attend, but earlier this week, they were out picking presents. on tuesday, members of the mumbai dabbawala association presented a turban and shawl for his majesty's event at the british consulate, a small gesture for a king they see as a friend. vivica sued, cnn, new delhi. >>> while saturday was a historic day for king charles iii, the cavalier king charles spaniel also had its day. the small dogs are named after the present king's ancestor, king charles ii. the american kennel club says while they are aristocrats, the dogs gladly descend from their royal high horse for a backyard frolic or even a squirrel chase. plus the king charles spaniels get along well with other

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took a path that led only to tragedy, charles biggest objective was the transformation of camilla parker bowlesfigure. if diana was being crowned, everybody in the world would be watching. >> reporter: news of the affair rocked the monarchy and made them wildly unpopular. since then, he writes an honest account of camilla's offense would acknowledge the king's past and country's future was close behind a long success of creative palace statements. since their marriage in 2005 their images have been facilitated, the queen even giving her blessing before she passed. and camilla be known as queen consort. not everyone is convinced. for many loyals all this rejoicing may feel slightly unsettling. a romance that conquered everything in its path is bound to have some misgivings. the palace take is that charles and camilla share an enduring love story. that's not a take that everybody agrees with. guys? >> all right. thank you, james. looking forward to seeing you later this week. coming up charles' journey from prince to king. we are going to be live in wales and bring that to you. we'll be right bac

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and while he was at sea, camilla became engaged to andrew parker bowles.on. the requirements for his future queen were clear. an aristocratic blood line and virginity. love was far less important >> it must be very difficult to say i perhaps would like to follow a different path. so perhaps in the melee of all of that, charles wasn't strong enough to say what he really wanted. but he tried to change that for both of his sons. he allowed them to choose freely who they loved. >> standing on this bridge. we are in the center of truly all things british. >> you see buckingham palace at the other end of the lake, where the trooping of the color ceremony takes place. and then of course, westminster abbey through the trees. >> charles anson was queen elizabeth's press secretary from 1990 to 1997. the years that you were there were some of the most difficult years. so you tapes? >> it was period of huge change in terms of communications, the sophistication of being able to bug people's phones and so on. so when those tapes marremergede that, illegally, it was a ve

from camilla parker bowles to queen camilla. . , ., camilla.i anointed and crowned alongside her husband in close by will be her six queens companions. greeted here by one of them. publicly, they support her out royal engagements. privately, they are her best friends who have been through everything with her. do you think she never thought this moment would come? i don't think she did. no. i think she has surprised herself, probably, in how she has risen to the role. and enjoys it. and how good she is at it. en'oys it. and how good she is at it. . ._ , , en'oys it. and how good she is at it. . , , ., it. there will always be a constituency _ it. there will always be a constituency who - it. there will always be a constituency who will - it. there will always be a i constituency who will never it. there will always be a - constituency who will never really take to the queen. is she aware of that and does she think she would mind? we that and does she think she would mind? ~ . . , .,, ., mind? we all have people in life who don't like us — mind?

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and camilla never stopped being very close to her ex-husband, andrew parker bowles.will be in the abbey, smiling with pride like the queen mother. it's >> not something people always feel about their ex. >> this must be the most extraordinary guest list to put together. who has not made the cut? let me ask the other way. who has made the cut? what was the criteria for people being invited, and who has not made the cut? >> the guest list has slimmed down from queen elizabeth's days. 6000 people were in the congregation for queen elizabeth and they had to build scaffolding to keep the men. it was reduced to 2000 which is not that many when you consider the kind of people who have to be invited. there was also a desire, promoted by charles, that this is going to be a more inclusive coronation. you will see many more people of color in this crowd than you ever would have found at the first coronation before. the idea was to make it more inclusive so the peers of the realm who normally would have been invited to all of the major nubile names appeared at the last coronatio

, at the moment by his side, feelings toward camilla are different now than they were in the days of princess diana. kennedy: interesting andrew parker-bowlesve having you duncan. >> my pleasure, thank you. kennedy: all right. now, for a real life television drama, 11 thousand hollywood writers on strike. that is steven colbert's staff. writer guild of america failed to reach an agreement over higher pay and security, how long it will last? joining me now, she is the co-host of gutfeld. you can't joke about that, it is kat timpf. it is interesting there has been a lot of people catching the vapors from the shows that are going to reruns, that assault -- all of late night shows on tv except one, who is not running reruns. >> gutfeld. people think i have a writer, and i don't. a guy said, all kat does is read the prompter. it is really hard to make money as a writer. it is difficult. i know last time this happened in 2007, tv got bad, think that a.i. will be as good of replacement that people think. kennedy: that is one thing they hope government steps in to make sure there cannot be a.i. generated scripts. >> you can't stop it from being use

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camilla. >> clearly in the beginning. when he went away to the royal navy, he returned and she had become engaged to andrew parker bowles.ns of coupling up while she was married to andrew parker bowles and he was married to princess diana. leaking details of intimate conversation between charles and lla recentl resurfacing as a plot line in "the crown." >> i do love you. >> love you, too. >> reporter: the royal family was in crisis. that crisis confounded by charles' shocking omission saying he had not always been faithful. >> he wasn't. there were a lot of people in the church of england who said he wasn't fit to be king because he cheated in his marriage. >> reporter: sympathy for diana skyrocketing, camilla hounded by reporters. diana dubbing her the rottweiler, saying there were three of us in this marriage. it was a bit crowded. from this very shaky foundation, charles and camilla building a strong partnership. >> she seems to have this personality where she is able to let him go, able to take more positive view. >> reporter: marrying in 2005, over the years creating a more positive spin on their public image as hus

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times is a lovely piece all about 50 years ago in 1973, camilla wrote to prince charles and she said, you know, i'm going to marry andrew parker bowlest of declaration saying that they've got concerns about al that they've got concerns about no ond— that they've got concerns about al and machine— that they've got concerns about al and machine learning, that it ai and machine learning, that it oookd— ai and machine learning, that it oookd koke— ai and machine learning, that it could take over— ai and machine learning, that it could take over from what humans do tn— could take over from what humans do tn kno— could take over from what humans do in this kind— could take over from what humans do in this kind of— could take over from what humans do in this kind of frankenstein sign-— do in this kind of frankenstein otdn. oyokooton— do in this kind of frankenstein sign. dystopian view . there's sign. dystopian view. there's okoo— sign. dystopian view. there's okoo o— sign. dystopian view. there's okoo o neny— sign. dystopian view. there's also a very interesting article in also a very interesting article tn kne— also a very interesting art

camilla. i know you think that her great love was not charles, her great love was not charles, her great love was not charles, her great love was andrew parker bowlesg charles?— has the job come too late for king charles? and does our new ttng— king charles? and does our new ttng noto— king charles? and does our new ttng nowo o— king charles? and does our new king have a good— king charles? and does our new king have a good relationship wttn— king have a good relationship wttn tno— king have a good relationship with the press?— king have a good relationship with the press? all of that next. — with the press? all of that next. on. — with the press? all of that next. oh, and— with the press? all of that next. oh, and by the way, here's no— next. oh, and by the way, here's no ntngttng— next. oh, and by the way, here's me mingling with— next. oh, and by the way, here's me mingling with the great nntton— me mingling with the great british public.— me mingling with the great british public. take a look. wnot— british public. take a look. wnot ttnt— british public. take a look. what kind of— british public. take a look. what kind of king do you think onor

camilla. i know you think that her great love was not charles, her great love was not charles, her great love was not charles, her great love was andrew parker bowlesas the job come too late for king charles?— has the job come too late for king charles? and does our new king— king charles? and does our new ttno nono— king charles? and does our new ttno nowo o— king charles? and does our new king have a good— king charles? and does our new king have a good relationship wttn— king have a good relationship wttn tno— king have a good relationship with the press?— king have a good relationship with the press? all of that not. — with the press? all of that not. on. — with the press? all of that next. oh, and— with the press? all of that next. oh, and by the way, here's no— next. oh, and by the way, here's no ntnottno— next. oh, and by the way, here's me mingling with— next. oh, and by the way, here's me mingling with the great nntton— me mingling with the great british public.— me mingling with the great british public. take a look. wnot— british public. take a look. wnot ttnt— british public. take a look. what kind of— british public. take a look. what