how different will the reign of king charles iii be in this is inside story. hashem: hello and welcome to inside story. i am hashem ahelbarra. the united kingdom has said a final goodbye to queen elizabeth ii. she was crowned in 1953, just a few years after world war ii. she served as a military. during her 70 years on the throne, she witnessed the fall of imperialism and the rise of democracies. queen elizabeth was not only the hand of the royal family, she was the head of the commonwealth a group of 56 independent , nations. our reporter looks back at her legacy. reporter: i nation pauses, two minutes of silence. observe not only across the united kingdom, but in several other countries, final goodbye to queen elizabeth. steeped in christian tradition, hope funeral was held at westminster abbey, the 800-year-old building where she was married and crowned. on her casket, the imperial state crown, the symbol of the power of the monarchy. recent calls from south africa for the jewels to be returned. the queen funeral ushers in a new era. her son, king charles i

we also call this charles iii charles iii so his majesty charles iii supreme commander of the armed forcesreat britain supreme ruler of the anglican church. and he is also a field marshal, admiral of the fleet and the main air march never anywhere, never fought a day, charles iii is strewn with the highest orders, both in britain and abroad, he is known for his love of nature and gardening from here. among other awards , the royal horticultural society medal of honor. nature's protective activity, even when he was with the prince, was rewarded by the fact that the previously unknown alpine frog in africa was named after him hilaskirts prince charles, and what to like? the newly minted king always studied poorly with a mediocre certificate and was taken to cambridge university, where in 1970 he received a bachelor of arts degree, and later, what is called by pull, that is, without attending exams, the cambridge principle politely gives a master of arts degree. alexander sergeevich pushkin has a well-aimed line for such a case, hard work was nauseating to him. interesting details of the life

james to proclaim his majesty, king charles iii. four, directing the lord, the court of alderman and comments of london to attend at the royal exchange to proclaim his majesty king charles iii. five, directing his majesty secretary of state for defense to give directions for the firing of guns at hyde park as soon as his majesty is proclaimed. six, directing the constable of his majesty's tower of london to give directions to the firing of guns at the tower of london as soon as his majesty is proclaimed. at seven, directing -- seven, directing the states of scotland to pause the proclamation for proclaiming his majesty, king charles iii, to be published in scotland. eight, erecting the clock of the council to issue circular letters for causing his majesty king charles iii proclaimed, are hereby approved and that concludes the business for this part of the council. i know and like the deprecation party to accompany me to wait on the king in the council chamber. >> business for part two of the council, your majesty to make her declara

i would like to apologize for say king charles i, i meant to say king charles iii. us bring in shannon felton spence, your reaction to the speech. >> shannon: it is funny you said that about king charles i, king charles is in the u.k. have not had such a great history, some around the world were surprised he selected to use his given name as his regal name, i think this shows current contemporary monarch who is unconcerned with sort of sins of long ago days, but to the speech, this was a very important ceremonial piece in the transition, so we had head of the house of lords and head of speaker of the house of commons both addressed the king and eulogized the late queen and commented on how important her wisdom, service and legacy would be to the workings of government and also told him they are expecting the same from him and they have confidence that he will carry that on. king charles then responded similarly, thank you, thank you for this great honor and i look forward to carry on the legacy of my mother and of all my ancestors in this constitutional monarchy, thi

now taken place a lot more, where, for understanding, in addition to the united kingdom itself, charles iii inherited the throne in 14 more states , the majority, just in the western hemisphere from above down. canada bahamas fought and odds. lucy saint grenadines grenada senque cineris and we have already designated the states of antigua and arbuda. how does it work the year 2017, then still the prince of cha? it lands on antigua, the flags at the airport are raised of this state itself and not the british national, but the royal standard, that is, the state is independent, but the head of state is an overseas monarch and today the prime minister of this country, and you remember him, he gave an interview to the news on the margins of one from st. petersburg economic forums spoke about the desire to hold independent politics in the last 24 hours in an interview with the british television company itv, he said it would be time for his country to choose its own head of state. it is necessary to hold a referendum without actors. this is not a hostile act, but it is the final step towards comp

king charles iii as prince charles was sensitive to this perception of the royal family as a burden on, even before his succession to the throne. he had made it a point to limit the number of senior rails and consolidate--rails and consolidate family finances. expect to see more on that as he consolidates his reign. anchor: thank you. a number of aspects of daily life in the u.k. will change with charles on throne. it will take time for the name and image of queen elizabeth to fade from public life. joseph king has more. reporter: in june, queen elizabeth ii appeared on the balcony of buckingham palace the jubilee. the crowds chanted the national anthem, god save the queen. ♪ >> ♪ god save the queen ♪ [applause] reporter: from now on, the words will be god save the king. we will no longer talk of the queen's guard, but of the king's guard. the face of king charles iii will appear on britain's currency, 4.5 million banknotes in circulation with portraits of the queen, comprising a total value of 80 billion pounds. they will be replaced in less than two years. other countries in the comm

king charles iii, arriving to applause at buckingham palace. flowers laid feet away just morning his mother queen elizabeth ii. the cheers reassuring for a king who has not always enjoyed the country's full support as prince of wales. commencing his reign, there was no time to show his personal grief. his first act, to greet and reassure his subjects an early hint of his sovereign style. >> and wherever you may live in the united kingdom or in the realms and territories across the world and whatever may be your background or beliefs, i shall endeavor to serve you with loyalty, respect, and love at his as i have throughout my life. >> reporter: a new era of the british crown begins as the world grieves the late queen. the first day of royal morning in the uk which will last until seven days after the funeral is one of deep remembrance. the other new leader, british prime minister liz truss just four days into her role met with the new king and led tributes in the house of commons. >> her late majesty, queen elizabeth ii was one of the greatest l

is mourning the loss of queen elizabeth ii and looking ahead to the formal proclamation of king charles iiiitish sovereign. on friday buckingham palace swam in a sea of flowers. the new king and queen consort spent time admiring the tributes and greeting well wishers. king charles also delivered his first address as monarch on friday. and his remarks, the longest serving heir apparent thanked his mother for her many years of service. >> to my darling mama, 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 diligently all these years. may flights of angels sing thee to thy rest. >> the grief for many people in the uk has been somewhat overwhelming as people say good-bye to the monarchy that's been a steadfast symbol of this country and their lives for decades. cnn's matthew chance takes a look at how britons are reacting. >> reporter: it was a day of grief for these mourners, the first without their beloved queen. a sea of flowers lined bucking

many people are looking forward to this new reign of king charles iii and what that will mean for thery. although there were conversations around whether or not king charles will live up to the legacy most people we've spoken to are optimistic, they've given a warm welcome,ee saw that procession yesterday crowds gathered and it was pretty difficult to move around here. just speaking to them they were excited to be part of this moment to see a glimpse of the king driving by. this is a historic moment many people have come with their families to mark. there is some hopeful optimism there what it means for the country. the king has acknowledged in his speech he has come to the throne in a time where the country is in a different position. there are challenges ahead. many people focusing on the struggles, the cost of living crisis. there are struggles ahead. of course while the king bilie apolitical he is a symbol of stability for the country. >> i think it's important to point out when you talk to people amongst the crowds here, these are people who are likely great supporters of the roy

the sun is out in what king charles iii called his mother's last great journey.hat we do know is that the queen's coffin is an oak coffin currently sitting at the ballroom at balmoral. it will be transferred by six of the gatekeepers to an awaiting hearse. an opportunity for those who served the queen to pay their last respects and final good-bye. it will begin on a slow six-hour journey through various points of scotland. it will first pass by ball lister, a small picturesque town where we were staying and where we met many of the people there who had stories about the queen as well as king charles and who saw her really as a neighbor, from ballister it will then go to the city of aberdeen, following on from done diaz you can see on your map and perth. it will pass the royal mile going past me to -- behind me as you can see st. giles' cathedral all the way downwards to the palace of hollywood house where the queen will lie in throne room. it is the royal residence here in scotland. then on monday, becky, the coffin will be transported by a procession led by king

we have king charles iii. how much different will it be with him at the helm?> i think that it is quite striking that the queen and her last public act swore in, that's not the expression but kissing the hands of she had her hands kissed by the 15th prime minister since she was queen. the first was winston churchill. the fact of the queen being a fixture at the helm of the constitutional monarchy, a person with whom every prime minister has met just about weekly for 70 years. she has been this incredible source of stability and continuity at the center of the british state. with king charles iii in place, he will have been watching and learning over the decades from his mother, but he is going to be coming into a role that will be new to him. at a time when the u.k. is facing its largest economic crisis in a generation. at a time when britain has exited the eu and strives to navigate again the terms of engagement with the rest of the world. it presents in some ways an opportunity to rebrand britain for the wider world. it's also very difficult and challenging f

offers expel hungary from the european union what austerity measures did germany decide to proclaim charles iii king, what prevented the new british monarch from the inkwell and who was declared the crown prince, while in india they are getting rid of the symbols of slavery and writing a new history the united states is using ukraine as a platform to advertise its weapons cynical recognition of the pentagon kiev helps washington to close a hole in the military budget and the statement of the russian ministry of defense to achieve the stated goals of a special operation , it was decided to regroup the russian troops stationed in the areas of balakliya raisins to build up efforts in the donetsk direction. so the ministry of defense today issued a statement on the regrouping of russian forces, which are located in the areas of balakliya and raisin, to build up reinforced in the direction of donetsk from the combat zone. we are waiting for the reports of our war correspondents. details. yevgeny poddubnaya will tell about the course of this regrouping from the scene, his material will be on the air

carley: nick, this is a time of great uncertainty, transition and change in the u.k., what does king charles iiit moment? >> you know, i think it is interesting with king charles, it is not so much there is uncertainty. in reality, the next 10 days are very certain, the plan for the 10 days to the funeral are clear and laid out and people here are aware what can happen. what we will need to hear today is that he, his family are grieving like the rest of the country and he is steady hand on the tiller. i've been fortunate enough to work with him and his wife, new queen consult quite a lot. they will guide the nation. camilla is very strong and we will find ourselves looking to her, i know that charles will be. >> todd: in the states there is obsession with prince william and kate, prince william is heir to the throne, does that add new responsibilities to his plate? >> absolutely. william and kate today have become the duke and duchess of cambridge. already their titles changed. i think in the coming weeks, we'll see king charles appoint william and kate as new prince and princess of wales. that

the reign of king charles iii. and there you see saint james, the courtyard at saint james with the band we saw playing past us getting ready for the official proclamation. >> it took all of what three minutes for that band to get there? >> officially is this the -- the official word is that king charles iii has taken an oath related to the security of church of scotland. is that the official -- >> no, that's just a thing that's really important that they put at the front of the oath to show its importance. he will recognize the independence of the church of scotland which is separate from the state. the church of england is not separate. the church of scotland wants reassurance that it will be -- >> it is interesting that his speech started with bringing attention and homage to his mother, my lords ladies and gentlemen, most sorrowful duty to announce the death of my beloved mother, the queen. >> this is the contradiction of the day, of the week ahead. the mourning of the previous mon monarch, the sadness of losin

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the constitution, the prime minister of the island kingdom of antigo and barbuda announced that charles iiinly be an interim head of state. within three years. there will be a referendum on the transition to a republican form of government. and the mood is several thousand kilometers from london my colleague sergey brilev. holy trinity in montevideo is one of the furthest objects that the british have built anywhere in the world, but it was a symbol and a claim that the british crown would rule here in the western hemisphere, but here is modevideo, british occupation. ended in the 19th century. here is what happened today in the western hemisphere. well, this shock is the main one here in the western hemisphere, but in the caribbean, in the main state of antigua and barbuda, on the one hand, a ceremony was held at which charles iii was proclaimed the new head of state in the presence of the british governor general, who represents the crown. actually, such ceremonies have now taken place a lot more, where for understanding, in addition to of the most united kingdom, charles iii inherited th

here in buckingham palace as britain gets ready to officially proclaim king charles iii. s away from here is where king charles will join high-ranking british officials and members of the royal family. it's called the accession council. it marks the end of one reign and the beginning of another for centuries. it is the first time ever it is being televised, and you can see it all here on cnn. you can see dignitaries gathering at st. james' palace for this ceremony, including boris johnson, the former prime minister here. in his first address to the nation, the king honored his mother's legacy and promised to continue in her footsteps and serve his people. he also asked for a period royal mourning to be observed until seven days after the queen's funeral. she died thursday at the age of 96 at her home in scotland, balmoral castle. her passing marked the end of 70 years of service, the longest reign in british history. and now with tributes rolling in from across the world, we are waiting for details on her funeral. i am joined by max foster and also richard quest is here as

he now takes his place as king. >> and it is expected that king charles iii will address the nation onening. joining me now is the royal commentator and biographer claudia joseph. -- stay with king charles -- he is known to be sensitive, he is known to be emotional. no doubt he would have been deeply affected by the passing of his mother. and now at the age of 73, nearly 74, he has this massive role, hasn't he? >> he has been waiting whole life for it. he has been prepared for it. it's obviously not a surprise to him that this is what he has to do and he has to step up. i think he will be a good king. obviously, he is going to be different from his mother, but he has been learning the ropes his whole life from her and he has watched how she has behaved and i'm sure he will follow very steadily in her footsteps. >> -- the royal family in the -- behind us, balmoral castle, the gates of which are still murky in the gloom of this morning. and how important will it be for them, do you think, to be there, the place that they will all know well from summer and other holidays? a place they kno

you wrote about king charles iii is a curious mix of the traditional and the radical when he was prince? so wales. what did you mean by that? sr again, prince charles on one level is a very traditional person. if you look at him as he dresses and as he behaves and as he carries himself, he carries himself like you would expect of the monarch. 0n the other hand, although he was really interested in conservation and understood what needed to be maintained, you would have to say on the environment, on issues to do with climate, on issues to do with racial equality, you know, he was well ahead of his time. i mean, he was raising these issues of climate change with me long before it became the enormous because it is today, so i think that he is a reflective person and he also, i mean, he is intelligent. works hard. he thinks about things and i mean, personally, i think that's a good thing because what it does is it means that he has that same thing that the queen had, of being able to be both traditional and modern at the same time and therefore that's why i've got a lot of confidence in how

it's been a very busy period for king charles iii.ioned, he is currently at westminster hall where he will soon address both houses of parliament for the very first time. he's there to hear the expressions of condolences and pledge allegiance to hip as their new monarch. there are 900 mps and peers there. after the speaker gives their address, charles will make his reply. this really is a historic moment. it will be first time that he addresses both houses of parliament as monarch. but also because of this modern age in which we now live, we're able to par take in this because there are cameras present. just as they were at the council meeting a few days ago when charles was proclaimed king. back in 1953, winston churchill advised king he didn't think it a good considered to have cameras present at the coronation. she went against his wishes believing the british public had a right to par take in the ceremony. and it was the right decision. we don't have that problem anymore. we can watch on any number of devices. but charles made a s

charles iii.y's palace, he made the first order, in including the solemn artillery volleys in his honor, the guns had not yet had time to cool down after yesterday's shooting in memory of the deceased queen elizabeth ii, today charles iii was mused in hyde park near the tower of lundon in the capital of scotland and denburg and the capital of wales, cardifi and other cities of the country separately, and the ascension of the new monarch was announced in the city of london, the ceremony was held at the building of the royal exchange , also with the utmost solemnity. the proclamation was successively sounded in the constituent parts of the kingdom of scotland, northern ireland and wales, while the ceremonial greetings of the new king continue with the flags raised again, half-masted from mourning, then they will be lowered again the funeral of elizabeth ii will take place next monday , september 19 and charles iii declared it a day off all the upcoming days have already been scheduled, first of all,

the first thing that happens was her son, heir to the throne, became king charles iii. we will hear from the new king today when he addresses the nation and the world. we are getting your thoughts on the legacy of queen elizabeth ii and the ties to the united states, our history with her as monarch. in the eastern and central part of the country, dial (202) 748-8000. in the mountain/pacific area of the country, (202) 748-8001. you can text with your first name, city and state at (202) 748-8003. you can join us on facebook.com/c-span or send us a tweet with the handle @cspanwj. we showed you the house of commons. in the house of representatives, the spokesperson for nancy pelosi tweeting yesterday that tuesday of next week the house will pass a bereavement resolution in honor of her majesty queen elizabeth ii consistent with precedent. the house will then adjourn for the day in her honor. as we told you, president biden ordered flags at half-staff in and around washington. the flag of the u.s. capitol ordered at half-staff by the speaker of the house yesterday. flags aro

show today and truly historic moment in the united kingdom today with the proclamation of king charles iiiish people. after 70 years, queen elizabeth on the throne actually and so i think for king charles, this is going to be of course a monumental challenge. he has so far i think risen to the occasion. he gave yesterday a very moving and powerful address to the british nation. he also went on a walk about in front of buckingham palace greeting hundreds of people, actually, and i think that king charles will settle into this role. the british public will warm to him, but the scale of the task he has on his hands is absolutely vast. after all, his mother was on the throne for seven decades and she was greatly loved, hugely popular with the british people. i think she left the monarchy in a very, very strong position. so king charles must maintain that tradition and follow in the footsteps of his mother and keep out of political matters. that's been a problem i think for charles in the past as he's weighed in on environmental issues or immigration matters when she was prince. he cannot do th

spoke nicely and movingly about queen elizabeth ii but right now we're in a brand-new era now king charles iiizing to think. personally for me i find it sad in some aspects because the nature of the monarchy is there it is but then you seeking charles going around buckingham palace but you have to pick yourself up and the show goes on a matter what you are feeling. the public demands that you carry on. that must be very difficult. we must of put that into con context. also looking at camilla at king charles side a very formidable character more of his strength and people realizing she has redefined charles and made more palatable for the public mao her a great debt already. that was acknowledged by the late monarch queen elizabeth and her speech earlier this year. it is a fascinating time for us. martha: indeed tony blair also was in the crowd former prime minister i believe there are between eight and ten former prime minister is in the front row all that queen elizabeth worked with all over the course of her rain which is astonishing in and of itself she outlived several on the list. and loo

already afraid of the new king the guardian is alarming subscribers listing the shortcomings of charles iii and handling radioactive waste. this is the extensive agenda of a large meeting with the government, which took place in the palace of independence. already the traditional format of work, the president gathers the leadership of the council of ministers to collectively discuss the proposed regulations, with regard to entrepreneurial activity , it is proposed to modernize the format, based on two principles, simplicity and fairness, the president also recalls one important condition. this is business transparency. the state of conscientious taxpayers should have clear rules of the game and partners in the implementation of development programs. look in an evolutionary way, it is necessary to create an entrepreneurial environment that will meet the needs of our society. i ask you to pay special attention to the work of individual entrepreneurs. it is necessary to create an incentive for entrepreneurs to transform into a legal entity. this is a fact. but it is necessary to deal with indi

. >> that's gnd join us now >>> tonight, we're live from the united kingdom where king charles iii was officially proclaimed the monarch today. the history and the spectacle playing out for the first time for all the world to see the moment charles officially ascended to the throne the procession in the streets, with thousands packing into see it >> three cheers for his majesty, the king. hip hip hooray >> the new king outside the palace today, meeting with his people surprise appearance. the young royals united prince william and catherine, inviting harry and meghan to join them as they greet the public >> thank you all for being here >> plus, the queen consular, camilla, by the king's side today. the new roles across the royal family >>> also breaking tonight, russia's retreat. the stunning advances by ukraine the most territory they've retaken in six months ukrainian soldiers raising flags and the emotional videos as residents welcome them back >>> in the u.s., the vicious wind and rain in southern california this plane skidding off the runway as it lands. >>> and the queen's fina f

after charles iii and queen concert camila will move out of their current residence.am palace. moreover , some of the courtiers received such letters at the moment when they accompanied the king on church service in memory of elizabeth ii everyone is just furious, including the personal secretaries of the leadership staff all the staff have been working late every day since the death of the queen. and faced with such an attitude people were visibly shaken by the french press no less gloatingly. i walked, according to some habits of the new role, they became known thanks to the rays from his environment. he demanded that a toilet seat and his toilet paper be carried for him on trips from but this is his throne he moves with his throne marque gylyx velvet with a toilet paper yes toilet paper, but european critics. yes , the americans, after all, far from everything, too, the dk publication considered it necessary to recall the accusations in russia made by meghan markle and the assumptions that followed them that they and the child could be interested in the light of th

, the name he has taken. >> newly minted king charles iii.ar from him tonight. he has been political, dealing with issues like climate change. that's different for a monarch. >> it is very different. a monarch is supposed to stay above all of the fray. they have a great deal of power, of course, but it is almost power they cannot use. if they use it, it is very much so behind the scenes. we have seen prince charles, of course, incredibly outspoken on a number of issues, most notably, the environment and climate change. he had said in a bbc documentary a few years ago that he wasn't stupid. he knows that he will be king one day, and that he will have to tone down his rhetoric and obviously not be so opinionated. but, you know, these are issues that are so near and dear to him and already that he's spoken about. there is potential we could see a little different from how his mother reigned. >> absolutely fascinating to hear him address the nation tonight. bloomberg tv's annmarie, thank you for joining us. thank you for getting up earlier for ou

much of the king charles iii legacy has been written.ing at the royal life. >> i would hope we might strive for an age of reverence. reverence for what gives us life and for the fragile world in which we live. >> charles born in 1948, to then heir to the throne, princess elizabeth and prince phillip, the duke of edinburgh. >> a son has been born, glad news that was soon echoing around the world. >> reporter: charles was bestowed a host of titles at a young age but did not become prince of wales until 1969, a role he sought to professionalize and redefine. many of his predecessors treated the title prince of wales as a ticket to a luxury lifestyle, notably the previous prince of wales, king edward viii. the british press giving charles the nickname the playboy prince. he didn't want to wait until he became king to make a difference. following studies at cambridge university, charles went into the military. after leaving the royal navy in 1976 he founded the prince's trust. >> it's something he cares deeply about, he's done it for so long,

of the arnol armed forces, lang line of scrimmage will change now and will be replaced by king charles iii>> we talked about prince harry at the airport coming back to london. it's not just, you know, i was about to say prince charles, it's not just king charles, there are other members of the royal family that people are interested in what they're doing. they will play a role in this grieving process and in the ceremonies to come, in the days to come. >> i think king charles is expected back in london today, i think typically he would be expected -- i think we will see him today and that will be a very powerful moment, but we will also hear from other members of the family. charles' siblings but prince william, we would expect to hear a tribute from him, very close to the queen, absolutely revered the queen, modeled his whole career on the queen. that will be a powerful moment. all the tributes coming in from all around the world, she was head of state in 15 countries. >> you spent a lot of time with the queen. >> yes, i was privileged to work for the queen two years 1998 to 2000. the thi

now king charles iii has said he has to give up so much stuff.ties, the foundations he has headed. i hope he can be the -- he can continue his interests. thank you very much for joining us. >>> well, the next generation of royals are stepping into new roles after queen elizabeth's death. william has been formally appointed prince of wales. max foster has more. >> reporter: it used to be all high jinks and banter between will imand harry. >> pretty rich going from a ginger. even after william married, there was plenty of fun to be had over the years. over the years william rebranded from a royal to a more formal suited and booted figure, more fit for the throne. according to sources, it was a deliberate transformation as he moves steadily towards the top job. once stopped, the sources say william wasn't in a rush to take on full-time duties whilst he was settling down, first marrying his soul mate and then raising a young family. it was all about striking the right balance, but from the moment his grandmother died he became first in lynne to the t

her son is now king charles iii. fast-moving developments as britain enters a ten day morning period where they were meticulously planning this moment for what we told were many, many years. let's get the latest from greg falco on how those plans are moving. greg feared >> absolutely, neil. you're right. fast-moving events after the sad, tragic news of the loss of queen elizabeth ii. they gathered quickly outside of buckingham palace. officially post of the royal notice, the flag lowered to half mast. even a rainbow appearing over the official residence. the family had gathered at her scottish estate, children as well as grandchildren were rushed to bear to pay their respects, including as he is called now, king charles iii, who said in part in a statement "the passing of a cherished sovereign and much loved mother. i know her last will be deeply felt throughout the country, the rooms, and by countless people around the world." the new prime minister was one of the less people outside of the immediate royal family to

king charles iii has quite a ring to it, arrives back at buckingham palace soon. there is the rolls-royce carrying him to the palace. give us a sense today, roughly a a day after the news, how are the uk people feeling? >> i think this is a very stark image. this is king charles in what was the late queen's limousine, state limousine, and that royal claret color and you see above it, the royal standard flying, which is the monarch's flag. so we have been talking a lot, haven't we, about how the flags ash around the united kingdom, have been flying at half-staff, all but one, the royal standard, because the monarch never dies. we have seen the rolls cleared coming from the airport. the details of this we can't reveal in exact detail until they happened for security reasons, but it does feel as though they're heading towards buckingham palace. so two orders of business i would say would be at the front of the new king's mind. that would be meeting the public, as king, having some time with the public, and showing he's amongst the public. we'll wait to see how that s

grieving the late queen and give overwhelming support to king charles iii. he came out on the walk-about over the weekend and the crowd actually, some of them were giving him kisses and hugs he was quite relaxed and extremely moved. now all those flowers and tributes have had to be moved away from buckingham palace and put in the adjacent green park and there's been a request that please more more toys or paddington marmalade sandwiches. that was part of the jubilee in june as i said, overwhelming support for king charles iii who has been very, very moved and this morning, he will start his day here in london by going to westminster hall at the palace of westminster where the house of common and house of lords will express condolences to king charles iii and he will be making a speech. at 1425 british summertime, he will go to edinburgh where he will join the queen's coffin there. tomorrow, she will be expected back here. she will be landing at rf north foot at 7:00 and brought to buckingham palace where king charles iii and queen consort camilla will welcom

what you're seeing is them rubber stam ping the decision it should be charles iii. you're seeing the counsel present to sign, you have a whole slew of bishops and high sheriffs. it's also attended by the crown commonwealth. it's a coming together of the nation and the commonwealth. >> printed and published. >> there we are. the first part is about over and prince charles is going to come in. >> andrew, thank you. we'll stand by with you and also bring in our royal expert for nbc, daisy mcandrew. what did you make of his address to the nation that was prerecord and played last night around the uk? >> reporter: i thought it was very impressive. of course, many people were looking to see what kind of picture he was going to paint of his reign, what sort of king he was going to be. i think he clearly answered some of those queries and questions. he's somebody who's going to wear his hearst on his sleeve. in the past, his quite emotional personality has sometimes been criticized, but i think in this day and age, it's going to fit rather well, less of the stiff upper lip

were getting a bit more of a sense of that from a new king charles iii.hat is your sense of what happens next? >> first of all king charles iii has more than risen to expectations. he has relaxed the nation. he is the king, he's going to be great. in her nobody moaning or complaining about it, he's risen to the occasion and expectations. >> as for the walkabout was so fascinating. i've never seen megan look so anxious at the start of the walkabout. she did not know what kind of reaction she was going to get through the puzzle popularity rating for the british public has dipped as low as 8% at one point with all the bombshell interviews but grief does strange things. william offered the surprising olive branch. i think he was clearly influenced by his late grandmother. the queen would always see the best in people and would never give up on something and would always talk about whatever happened to harry and meghan they were always loved and always welcome. he really carried on the message by making a call. he did not have to do it, he did it, a strategic

the death of our late sovereign and happy memory become our only lawful and rightful liege lord, charles iii>> ready for his role and honoring his mother's legacy. >> even as we grieve we give thanks for this most faithful life. >> king charles greeting the public outside accepting kisses and condolences and taking on the role he's prepared for for much of his life. >>> farewell to the queen. funeral arrangements under way. what we're learning about who will attend and where the public can pay their respects. as a nation in mourning salutes her service, her adoring public paying their respects along with sir paul mccartney adding to the moving tributes around the world. ♪ >>> impact on the crown. changes in store for the monarchy as king charles stands ready to make his mark. will it be as the climate king? plus, the symbols of a 70-year reign remembered and now being remade and the new royal roles, shifting titles and responsibilities for prince william and princess kate and queen camilla. "gma" bringing you our team coverage from the uk. ♪ >>> good morning, america. whit and eva are off. w

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that message to americans. >> and that letter will have more weight with it when it's signed king charles iii, i suppose, to prince charles. ryan heath, thank you so much for joining us. we are going to sneak in a very quick break. please do not go anywhere. our continuing coverage of the passing of queen elizabeth ii continues in a moment. fitness i. i saw myself in a photograph. and we were all smiling, and i looked closer, and i was like that- that's what everybody sees? i'm back, and i got botox® cosmetic. the lines were so prominent it's all i saw in the photograph, so now when i take photos, and i see myself in photos, its- it's me, i just have fewer lines. botox® cosmetic is fda-approved to temporarily make frown lines, crow's feet, and forehead lines look better. the effects of botox® cosmetic may spread hours to weeks after injection causing serious symptoms. alert your doctor right away, as difficulty swallowing, speaking, breathing, eye problems, or muscle weakness may be a sign of a life-threatening condition. do not receive botox® cosmetic if you have a skin infection. side effec

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we will be loyal to king charles iii as we were to hurt. romaine: did you get to speak -- to this into the speech by king charles? what did you think? >> yes, i thought it was measured. i would like to have to make a speech like that having lost my mother the day before. i thought he did an excellent job. the content was measured. it was solemn yet lively as well. very good. romaine: we thank you for your time and sharing those anecdotes . charles. we will continue our coverage here on bloomberg television. special coverage of what is happening in the u.k. we will be back to the markets in the u.s. before that, joe mathieu was standing by. ♪ joe: the ukrainian counteroffensive is progressing in the north. less so in the southern region. officials and russian military bloggers are

king charles iii is already tending to the business of the monarchy, a short time ago he met with primeuss who was appointed by the queen just days before her death. charles is the oldest king to ever take the throne and he follows the 70-year reign of his mother, the longest serving ruler of the uk. let's bring in sarah griftwood, historian and author, and cnn royal historian kate williams. good to see both of you ladies. kate, i want to begin with you. give us a sense, if you can, of just how historic this day is, not just for the uk but for the world stage. >> fred, what a historic day to the accession council, the privy council televised. this is so important as a historian having studied this, the queen's accession council, the privy council, the moment when charles signed the proclamation, the documents agreed to be king, this is a huge moment, transition moment for the uk. the monarchy is changing what so many of us could never imagine happen the queen no longer here and the reign of king charles iii began. and there's a sense of gravitas and importance, as you say not just for b

we just saw a clearly emotional king charles iii.m the now-gone queen elizabeth the second saying almighty god has taken out of that transitory life into his divine mercy, the most excellent monarch elizabeth the ii and went through her titles and asked for god's blessing on king charles iii and put all of those titles on him, defender of the faith, sovereign of the most noble order of the guard and ended with god save the king. just an extraordinarily moving ceremony. i'm here again with piers and ainsley. piers, your thoughts? >> how do you sum up a day like this? incredibly moving, quite extraordinarily spectacular. the very greatest example of british pomp and pageantry in remembrance and commemoration and celebration of our greatest ever monarch and soundly moving. someone who only ever had one monarch, this remarkable queen. the moments have given me goosebumps or slightly well up because it's the end of an era, a 70-year reign. and these things happen and people say we'll never see that life again. i don't think we ever see th

he talked about the name he has assumed, king charles iii. you said it's a reflection of the past as well as forward-looking. i'm wondering if you could expound on that especially in light of what i found one of the multiple remarkable things about her majesty, the later majesty, she served as president of or head of over 500 charities. obviously her legacy is too far-reaching to even discuss in one hour but in light of that, can you speak to his new name and what we have to look forward to? >> douglas: everything having to do with the british monarchy looks backwards as well as forward through the history with charles is not entirely happy one. king charles the first presided over england as it went into civil war. the 1640s. he was beheaded in whitehall in london. the first king that happened to. his son, king charles the second was in exile but returned. king charles the second oversaw the restoration of the monarchy. so the charles' historically have both the worst and the best of the monarchy, the end of the monarchy in the beginning of

but perhaps king charles iii can. i think people want to see unity here. >> we should note the strategy has been, you would have seen, and we've seen how whenever we see king charles, we also see william and kate in recent times. they've come together effectively as a foursome. that has to be, because william and kate are so popular. kate in particular. and they are the bottom face of the monarchy. so i don't think it will be king charles on his own, it will be the four of them. and camilla has become popular in recent times. and prince william, he's taken over as duke of cornwall. so things are changing quickly. we'll know him as the prince of wales, as well, and kate will be princess of wales, once they're bes bestowed with those titles. >> that's right. prince william is now the heir to the throne. thanks to all of you. >>> i want to hear now from the british people. so let's go to scott mclain at windsor castle. scott, mourners have been laying flowers for hours there, paying their respects. what are you hearing fr

the british queen remained head of state after gaining independence from london, announced that charles iiibe a temporary head of state. within 3 years, there will be a referendum on the transition to a republican form of government from the western hemisphere. my colleague sergei blev. the american church of the holy trinity in modevideo is one of the most distant objects that the british built anywhere in the world, but it was a symbol and a claim to that the british crown will send here in the western hemisphere, however, here is a modevideo, the british occupation ended in the 19th century. here is what happened today in the western hemisphere. well it's a shock to the basics. here in the western hemisphere, but in the caribbean, in the main state of antigua and barbuda, on the one hand , a ceremony was held at which charles iii was proclaimed the new head of state in the presence of the british governor general, who represents the crown. actually, such ceremonies have now taken place a lot more, where for understanding, in addition to of the most united kingdom, charles iii inherited t

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charles iii held the first in the new role of the king an audience from the prime minister sheet of the route met the meeting took place at buckingham palace and lasted about half an hour shortly before this, the monarch arrived at his london residence from scotland where his mother queen elizabeth ii passed away in just 2 the day before, elizabeth took over the tracks and appointed her head government. the heir to the british throne became king at the time of the queen's death. however, the official ceremony of his proclamation as a monarch will take place only on saturday in his first televised address to the nation. charles iii declared that his mother served in the country all her life, and he intends to do the same. of course, my life will not change with the assignment of new responsibilities. so much time to devote to charity and other important things. this is a time of change for our family, my dear, wife camila becomes queen comfort. my heir william receives the title that meant so much, to me he becomes the prince of wales. elizabeth ii passed away the day before at the age o