i think the commonwealth _ to the commonwealth? i think the commonwealth is - to the commonwealth?te moment. the affection, respect and loyalty to elizabeth ii was perhaps more than we realised, because subsequent to her death, we have seen a torrent of question and criticism and release speculation as to whether, how this commonwealth is going to stay together and particularly those countries like canada, australia and new zealand, jamaica, papua new guinea and others who regard the king as their head of state, if that will be able to continue in this modern era. does the king have the personal respect? this ceremony, which arianne has mentioned, really embellishes his role and gives him that kind of aura borrowed from all the regalia, from the glitter and glamour, this procession, the whole panoply of monarchy and state, will that help him or will it hinder him? is this seen as an outdated overtly religious ceremony which may not play a parts of the commonwealth, where anglicanism is not as common? in canada 45% of there is roman catholic. so there are some big issues around thes

also the commonwealths where the king is the head of state. right? absolutely. yes. the just speaking about the military posts and things, obviously there's a, a huge amount of organization that's going into the military personnel who are involved in today. and many of those have come from pressure to overseas, tearing trees on the commonwealth. so i see 9 nations represented with 416 personnel who comes as the prime minister machine purchased permanent services and who have come to be involved in, in, in today's ceremony, i am the straw a great number of troops on the horses on foot. it will be involved in, in today is alex was saying earlier, this has been planned for 6 months and, and uh, for the coordination itself. so be $7000.00 ceremonial troops taking part, which is the most seen at any stage occasion since the last for a nation. of course that was when queen elizabeth the 2nd was crowned in 1953. yes, i'm able to see i'm setting you off to the coordination service. we received 4000 troops involved in that procession. walking walking between westminster, but

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obviously the commonwealth is something that's just the idea of the commonwealth is to keep evolving.hat, we have to remember the commonwealth heads of government agreed that king charles should become the head of the commonwealth when he succeeded his mother. i think given his background, given his involvement in the commonwealth, given his global standing he will do a very good job as the head of the commonwealth. he has visited something like 40 out of the 56 countries. he has met numerous commonwealth people throughout his travels and also in the uk when they have come over there. he will be a very —— bring very intuitive knowledge to that role. and ijust think, no, we are in a very safe pair of hands. obviously globally we are very challenged all the time. from new zealand's perspective, i don't see any significant changes taking place. we are very pro— commonwealth here. we see the value to the merits of the commonwealth, particularly when it is linked into our pacific neighbours and also to the asian region. but we have perhaps an understated loyalty towards the king and to our

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there's a question about whether the commonwealth needs a monarchy, whether the monarchy needs the commonwealth or whether the commonwealth can be a group of countries that cooperate together around the world that don't necessarily have to have some of the members having the king as their head of state. it surprises people that they are still the head of state of other countries beyond the united kingdom. one being canada. the expert on canadian constitutional law. thank you very much for joining me. i know you are helping jamai work on its transition to a republic and you would like to see canada get rid of king charles as its head of state. we will talk about jamaica. canada, the opinion polls, and what you are trying to do. >> it is a pleasure to be with you. i am a canadian. i look around the world in awe and admiration of my commonwealth cousins who had the courage to do what i wish my own country would do, which is to delink link ourselves from the monarchy that is colonialist, elitist, and racist, at least historically. i look abroad and admiration. >> i was looking at the opinion polls.

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as well because so many members of the commonwealth are under the age of 30.ng to try and make that connection with them. i think it is absolutely, one thing about what he said yesterday, they had a reception and a lunch for the commonwealth leaders and the number of things that they did it one day was actually pretty amazing and then they have the coronation yesterday. it has been quite a few days of various things. and the commonwealth has 60% of its population of its 2.5 billion people are under the age of 30. the king has a long—standing interest in young people. the work that he has been doing through his various charities and with us really do focus on the environment and can ——young people. the queen, queen camilla, she supports us a great deal with the flagship pricing programme that we have, because the queens commonwealth competition that we had 26,000 people under the age of 18 commonwealth essay competition that we had 26,000 people under the age of 18 submit these incredible pieces of work that celebrated service and the lucky winners, we flew the

more of the commonwealth.t determination is shared. we see st. vincent, and to glue -- and then rishi sunak, [indiscernible] ♪ >> nearly everyone is in place at westminster abbey for the service that will begin at 11:00. outside, the street minders are in position. and the commander of the household division is checking to make sure that everything is safe and secure a head of the kings procession and flanking the major general of his two key staff officers, and lieutenant general of the household division. sovereigns escort there, you can see already and position, in front of the coach. when it emerges it will go into that gap. behind the lifeguards. and number 12, company irish guard that performs in the foreground of buckingham palace. the guard is ready by the queen victoria memorial and the hour is nearly upon us. shortly, we will see his majesty the king, and her majesty the queen consort emerge from buckingham palace to make their way to westminster abbey for their coronation. and colonel simon battler

it was the commonwealth and come up. just see the queen was talking about equality between people and races when no one else, the thing that i mean and do not have a lot has changed, you know, 70 years and they're all russians. they're all there in that relationship. some nations chase fitness, the idea of the key moment as the head of state and just to reference what was at the end of andrew's report. there, i appreciate you weren't able to able to hear it, but the letter was sent by a number of those commonwealth nations demanding an apology and reparations from britain's colonial endeavors. what do you think is the appropriate response to those demo? well, those issues are really boxes for the u. k. government. but what i can say is it was clear in 2018 when all the leaders off the questions. what should happen if an when the commonwealth lost and not just physically as the head, because there's no rigid treat principals in terms of who should be headed for coming? well, i'm so gonna leave this off to do one. i'm. the

i notjust here but around the commonwealth?— commonwealth? i was a bit disappointed _ commonwealth? george is destined for royal duties, then there is charlotte and then there is little louis. he is the third in line, does he really have to give up his whole life for the royal family. it is a big question. interestingly, as we know, princess and decided that none of her children should have royal responsibilities. i am not always aware that the new duke of edinburgh and his wife, that is edward and sophie, they have given their children a choice. they have got the boy and the girl and they said to them, it is up to you what you do when you grow up, start making your mind up when you are 18. it is interesting you say that prince george, if he wants it, do you think we have evolved so much, given what has happened with prince carry that even the first in line to the throne could take a decision whether he wants to be king? i think so. if the person _ whether he wants to be king? i think so. if the person and _ whether he wants to be king? i think so. if the person and that _ whether h

but, but what's about in the commonwealth, in other countries, with a very much link to the king and the car, a nation. how would you describe the feeling, the months of the nations? i mean it's, it's, it's a, it's a long discussion of the will have all through the program today. but i think if you look at the commonwealth as a whole, apart from the fits being rooms, you have the wider come off as, as an organization who will feel some part of this. i mean, there's lots of countries who got their independence from britain, but still remain part of this commonwealth organization. the vast majority of other countries that go to independence remain part of the commonwealth and they feel like maybe there is some kind of connection. they would like to maintain, despite the history, despite the relations relationship with it, with britain, so that they will all be watching. and i'm sure it goes even beyond the commonwealth that there is that in truth there is that injury, there is no other country that has its coordination and that attracts this kind of, of, um, attention, this kind of bee

the 2nd passion is about the commonwealth. the whole rain. we must all try cultivate the virtues of tolerance and understanding. but for a modern day king, it's an inheritance that could present a threat to the monkey itself, no matter what he might say. the commonwealth can play an indispensable road in the most trusting issues of time. one thing king charles dozen to inherit from his mother's passing is heard global popularity, and critics are asking why should britton's monkey preside over a postcolonial institution when imperialism of the past cost of lives and didn't slave so many people. however, the commonwealth brings nations and coaches together, enabling better trade and cooperation. there are shed goals of peace and democracy . global opinion is divided. so it says an experience of colonialism has been one of systematic, constructively, violence, and flanders and brutality. i really like king charles, i think he's in his place to be king and i think he's going to do a great job. the size of the commonwealth is staggering. moment. 2

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jamaica's not discussing leaving the commonwealth, but what about the commonwealth's future?or philip murphy at london university says, "i think perhaps the commonwealth has historically run its course and what you're really seeing now is the ghost of an organisation." does that have any relevance, in your view? i don't know. it seems to be a club of former colonies that enables britain to have status in the global... ..in global affairs as an ex—colonial power. but the geopolitical map is changing all the time and has changed significantly after the end of the cold war, so how relevant the commonwealth will be in the future, i really don't know. all right. you talk of status and, actually, you are a poet of great status. you, more than 20 years ago, were the second poet and the first black poet ever to get your works published in penguin's modern classics, a huge recognition of your achievements. how did that make you feel? did you feel part of the establishment, in a way? not at all. but i was amused by the expression of outrage by the gatekeepers of the english literary ca

the second commonwealth games are also getting ready to host them.bly another victory for belarus, which, well , it's probably hard not to appreciate. why was it decided that , in general, the whole of belarus will host those games, well , first of all, uh, russia held these games in kazan , and we, uh, together with our colleagues from the commonwealth, well, offered us a thank you. everyone supported that we would hold the second games in belarus, and we considered it right to show hospitality, sincerity, purity, and sports spirit of our nation in all its glory. we need not only sports events will be held in our capital, the hero city of minsk, and seven types of e -sports will be held directly in minsk and will be held. our athletes will compete with all cis countries and others that will take part in certain sports, but in order to tighten up and develop e-sports and to demonstrate, including the tourism potential of our regions , to show the beauty and originality of each of our regions. we made a decision about what needs to be done, uh, and in

yeah, or whether the commonwealth _ commonwealth.ether the commonwealth could be a _ commonwealth. yeah, or whether the commonwealth could be a group i commonwealth. yeah, or whether the commonwealth could be a group of. commonwealth could be a group of countries that co—operates together around the world, but don't necessarily have to have some of the members having the king as their head of state. i think it surprises people the fact that the king is still head of the state of other countries beyond the united kingdom. 0ne countries beyond the united kingdom. one of those countries being canada. let's speak to lawyer rich talbert, an expert on canadian constitutional law. thank you very much forjoining me. i know you are helping jamaica work on its transition. you would like to see canada get rid of king charles. —— as it had a state. —— head of state. what are you trying to do there? ,., ., .,, state. what are you trying to do there? ,., ., ._ ., state. what are you trying to do there? , ._ ., i. state. what are you trying to do t

the commonwealth of look back to last year at the- commonwealth -of government commonwealth heads ofing of the issue. and then we had— his understanding of the issue. and then we had last month confirmation— and then we had last month confirmation that the king has ebbewee— confirmation that the king has ebbewee me— confirmation that the king has allowed the royal archives to be ebemee— allowed the royal archives to be ebemee wb— allowed the royal archives to be ebemee we re— allowed the royal archives to be ebemee we re em— allowed the royal archives to be opened up to an independent research into— opened up to an independent research into the— opened up to an independent research into the links between the research into the links between me brbrbsb— research into the links between the british monarchy and the msrerbeeb— the british monarchy and the historical links— the british monarchy and the historical links to slavery . historical links to slavery. now— historical links to slavery. wew ems— historical links to slavery. now, this is— historical links to slavery. now, this is goi

of the commonwealth countries, the prime minister of australia has already arrived , the prime minister of new zealand expects the president of france to come, zero macron, the president of ukraine the president of poland, angeli duda, will not be there , the american president, joe biden , his wife, jill, came to downing street, she was met by the wife of the british prime minister , she decided, in general, this is such a tradition american presidents should not come to the british coronations. prime minister denys shmyhal came to the coronation from ukraine . first lady olena zelenska. well, of course, there will be british politicians at the ceremony. by the way, not all parliamentarians will be invited. meghan's wife will be members of royal families from other countries. in total, thousands of guests were invited, which is four times less than during the previous coronation 70 years ago, when there were 8,000 guests in the abbey of osmeister. special tribunes were built, and in general this ceremony will be more modest than the previous one, of course there will be certain innovat

of the commonwealth?l l coronation there was an imperial presence — coronation there was an imperial presence. the last queen became queen— presence. the last queen became queen of— presence. the last queen became queen of what was still an empire. this transformation into a commonwealth, and this representation today, is a very unlikely— representation today, is a very unlikely next chapter in the story of the _ unlikely next chapter in the story of the empire. i don't think anybody sitting _ of the empire. i don't think anybody sitting here — of the empire. i don't think anybody sitting here in 1953 could have imagined that this new relationship, this new— imagined that this new relationship, this new set of relationships, we have _ this new set of relationships, we have today. the presence of the soldiers — have today. the presence of the soldiers from the commonwealth is recognising a history that was, i'm very sad _ recognising a history that was, i'm very sad to — recognising a history that was, i'm

uh, commonwealth of independent states.nd this is already invited , so we are always happy to have guests in any case, so now we have approved the appropriate talisman for all objects, the fox cub, which is well beautiful, it comes from the origins of our history and the emotional olympic committee is very active. in this part, i worked and really proposed both the logo and the mascot and, respectively, the slogan of our event, so our task is now to first turn. uh, once again inspect and bring our sports facilities to the appropriate level. they are all there, that is, it's all ready. yes, that is, no new construction is needed, but we want the existing tabaza to be perfect and proper. today we see on this site that everything is most likely in place, moreover, it is ready. and uh, respectively, infrastructure for athletes, locker rooms and bathrooms will be replaced for refereeing groups. well, we, respectively, will look at the food object, which will also be an accommodation facility for the athlete, and we hope that tou

there are 14 commonwealth realms — or countries where the king remains head of state.d whether or not to go republic. our correspondent celestina olulode reports. the shifting tides of constitutional change. this tiny island is reconsidering its relationship with the crown. the prime minister of st kitts and nevis says he wants to give people a say on who their head of state should be. the head of state still resides in the monarchy in england. and so that aspect of it is telling us that we are not totally free yet. that consultation or discussion will start sometime during my leadership. the prime minister is also calling for an apology for the monarchy�*s historic role in the slave trade. i think that acknowledging that somthing would have gone wrong, something wrong was done, acknowledging it, and apologising for it, is a step in the right direction. buckingham palace says slavery is an issue the king takes profoundly seriously. last month, the palace said it was supporting independent research into the royal family's historic links to the slave trade and on the mat

the 2nd passion is about the commonwealth of a whole range. we must all try cultivate the virtues of tolerance and understanding. but for a modern day king, it's an inheritance that could present a threat to the monkey itself, no matter what he might say. the commonwealth can play an indispensable road in the most trusting issues of time. one thing king charles dozen to inherit from his mother's passing is her global popularity. and critics are asking, why should britton's monkey preside over a post colonial institution when imperialism of the past cost lives and didn't slave so many people. however, the commonwealth brings nations and coaches together, enabling better trade and cooperation. could pick mix of countries of them together by the values by the explorations, and they've really been able to do good. a global opinion is divided. there are certain things in history. we cannot reverse it is as good as bad as being part of the d 20 on not being part of the d 20. i think things have changed since the claim passed away, and i think um, as

and one of king charles's t symbolic rolls is heading the commonwealth of nations. that's a voluntary association of 56 independent countries, most of which were formerly under british rule, but with several of those countries sticking reparations from britain's colonial past summer. questioning the commonwealths relevance anderson ins reports on the lake. queen elizabeth, the 2nd passion is about the coming wealth, the whole rain. we must all try cultivate the virtues of tolerance and understanding. but for a modern day king, it's an inheritance that could present a threat to the monkey itself, no matter what he might say. the commonwealth can play an indispensable road in the most trusting issues of a time. one thing king charles dozen to inherit from his mother's passing is heard global popularity, and critics are asking why should britton's monkey preside over a postcolonial institution when imperialism of the past cost of lives and didn't slave so many people. however, the commonwealth brings nations and coaches together, enabling better trade and cooperation.

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members of the commonwealth, people that i know.for instance, and what have you. for me, it's really exciting to see that inclusion. >> and julia chatterley, your thoughts this morning? >> i think this is the most spectacular representation of the country, of the commonwealth, just take a look at these pictures. what we're going to see in the coming hours is bigger than anything that we saw for the jubilee, for the queen's funeral, this is truly the crowning moment as we've discussed. i can't wait to see many things about this. i can't wait to see the first images of prince william and princess kate of course. when we see them, the king queen of course will get to the stagecoach. i want to take a step back as we watch these pictures, for most people watching this, what we're going to hear over the coming hours is a combination of a harry parliament with and the da vinci cone. -- there is great beauty. there is great presence, i think. i think we have to remember, even if this is a changed, this is very much adhering to the tradition

at the beginning of april, the russians came to us and offered to hold a joint commonwealth cup tournamentell, haven't played for a long time. in such an international status , there are covid restrictions on the restrictions of the international sports federation in relation to our athletes, and we decided to organize this starter for children at such a high enough level that they we felt the adrenaline to make the competitive process, uh, real , exactly on a par with international competitions. competitions are unrealistically cool here every year. such to participate. i love animals very much, especially horses. here they are strong powerful animals. well, it's easy to work with them, well, the rivalry did not interfere, the real spirit of the holiday, which was literally in the air by the participants themselves, despite the stamina.

yakiya stand for renewal of the polish-lithuanian commonwealth specific national name was noise., act as a supra-russian empire and rebuff after, uh, the uprising. by the end of kolyanovsky, of course, the klyashtar with deadly hard hours is not the territory , the e-financing is cut off, and by itself the deserts of kolyanovsky, the kleshtar will both end up as a hermit, uh, for good luck and he was not dismantled and was not from nishilkom, but the temple was an orthodox department and was karasishans, and for my status as cathedrals was developed to soviet jasu after the war. canned food was placed here. factory. crypto. they were baptized near the warehouse of the monk's graves. developed underground , we have now returned the temple to the orthodox faithful and updated it from the orthodox tradition. the strong power of the content must have a bright attractive form a system of meanings, principles and values ​​that must be upheld, which means that we will tolerate or there are many other ways to answer. we are preparing for peace do you want to avoid war? get even stronger.

as well, and the commonwealth as well, and the commonwealth very much represented here.untries such as new zealand, australia, canada that have come for the coronation weekend, but it does a bank holiday is well here, so people have an extra day off work if they are not working on the coronation, so it is time to party. charlotte, i hope you have a good seat as well for that coronation tomorrow. thank you so much for your reporting live in london for us. as we've heard there, it's been a busy day of rehearsals and diplomatic duties for the royal family already. the king has beenjoined by the prince and princess of wales for a walkabout on the mall, to meet well—wishers from all over the world. 0ur royal correspondent nicholas witchell reports cheering. just a matter of hours to go now. and for those who've already taken up their places on the mall, a visit from the king. 0n the other side of the mall, william was preoccupied with the weather. i pray the sunshine stays out. keep you all dry. catherine with the children and prince george's role as a pageboy. they're really

who promises to strengthen the human bond between the monarchy and all peoples of the commonwealth. a big task ahead. food and uli chrome king a has a quick look now at some of the stories making news around the world. police in the us state of texas, say a man opened fire with a shopping sense of 40 kilometers northeast of dallas, killing a people. the gunman stepped out of a car and began shooting, sending hundreds of sharpest fling. witnesses said, some of the victims appeared to be children. at least said, one of their officers killed the shoes and tens of thousands of is riley said, protested intel a v for the 18 straight we against the government plan to reform. the judiciary prime minister benjamin netanyahu has postponed the proposals by the demonstrates as want them scrapped the of a whole would give the government the final say in a pointing judges police in russia. i have a respite, a suspect in the car, bombing of permanent nationalist process stuff up for life in the audience. as a poor self, the board knew trade was injured and his driver killed and the attack. initial

who promises to strengthen the human bond between the monarchy and all peoples of the commonwealth. a big task ahead. food and uli chrome king. as an off now, as some of the stories making use around the world. the police in the us state of texas a multiple people have died in a shooting at the shopping center. 40 kilometers northeast of dallas. at least 9 were taken to hospitals. some of them children, authorities have not said how many people were killed, however, they have confirmed the suspects issue to is that tens of thousands of is riley's, have protested intel, a v for the 18 straight week against the government plan to reform the judiciary. prime minister benjamin netanyahu has postponed the proposals, but the demonstrators want them scrapped the of the whole would give the government the final say in the points of judges. thousands of leading violence in india as ne, in money for the state where the classes have left more than 50 people dead. the army has been sent in to restore order. the largest ethnic group that my tape people want to be granted tribal status to gain be

yeah, i think commonwealth - in this ceremony as well? were particularly the realms were very well represented in a very different way, much more meaningful way with a from session coming into the abbey of the 14th commonwealth realms with the use of their flags, with the use of their flags, with their governor—generals being greeted at the end, and with their participation in the military march back to the palace. that was not in the numbers that was in 1953 but still quite a significant part of it and again the use of theirflags will of it and again the use of their flags will have been particularly meaningful. for canadians to see the royal ijththkthkjhian mounted police so close to leading the king's gold coach back to the palace was an extremely important thing because it's such an iconic symbol here. commonwealth realms are looking at this in different ways. obviously the discussion about the monarchy is much broader. the government of canada here made a number of announcements here today, in time with the coronation, to increase th

it sold to the commonwealth to the light queen had really the unity of the commonwealth as one of her priorities. she made around 200 state visits during her reign to commonwealth countries. so, so the royal family are basically all seen as, as, as part of the, the, the good side of britain when it comes to international relations. very good i'm, i'm curious from your vantage point. how united is this united kingdom now that charles is receiving his crown? a man? well, i've spoken to lots of people in the last weeks and months about the money key and how people see it. and it's also what opinion polls are saying that there is support for them on a case. a lot of people on that school is that either way. and they still actively trying to convert the u. k. into a republic. those off the minority bots, the support has been rising. and also recently since the death of the late queen, they are hoping that the arguments will be hard. and they hoping that this will be the start of the debates of the future of britain. and they were hoping that they can to and britain to run into a republic,

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i will say that the commonwealth, a lot of commonwealth countries especially in the caribbean would beerested today in the ceremony, there happen lot of roles for people from other faiths. i didn't quite see as many roles for people of the commonwealth. i didn't see roles for senior people within jamaica, australia, canada. it seems as though charles was crowned the head of the u.k. the big battle is these countries do want to leave, and he has to accept that with dignity and grace, and today i felt they were actually in my opinion excuses. >> thanks so much. the people who live and work there. because you call these communities home, and we do too. pnc bank. ♪ ♪ a bunch of dead guys made up work, way back when. ♪ ♪ it's our turn now we'll make it up again. ♪ ♪ we'll build freelance teams with more agility. ♪ is deader than me. ♪ ♪ it's our turn now we'll make it up again. ♪ ♪ we'll scale up, and we'll scale down ♪ ♪ before you're six feet underground. ♪ ♪ yes, this is how, this is how we work now. ♪ from prom dresses to workouts and new adventures you hope the more you give the less t

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so please join me in giving a very warm institute welcome to the 74th governor of the commonwealth of virginia. [applause] >> good evening. thank you all for coming this evening. and david, thank you for that amazingly kind introduction that no, my wife did not write. [laughter] and i do want to congratulate you oni your roll here at the ronald reagan presidential foundation and institute. as virginia's governor, it's disappointing toov lose you to california. it is comforting to know that the custodians of the legacy had the good sense to hire a virginian. [applause] as a kid who 40 years ago was taking out trash and washing dishes at a diner in virginia beach, it's pretty overwhelming to stand here and contemplate something that i would have neverat contemplated and that is talking about the future of america. so i guess if i do nothing else this evening, i want to thank you for the tremendous opportunity that you presented to me, a kid who grew up in a middle-class family in virginia and saw some good times and some bad to stand here before you and talk about one of the greatest me