the duke of rothesay as — about it. without doubt. the duke of rothesay as he _ about it. t. the duke of rothesay as he has _ about it. without doubt. the duke of rothesay as he has been _ about it. without doubt. the duke of rothesay as he has been known - about it. without doubt. the duke of rothesay as he has been known in i rothesay as he has been known in scotland until now, until his accession to the throne, that is another title which has now passed to william as the prince of wales and the duke of rothesay, but the family and william, as well, it feels strongly about the importance of the union, the advantages that the nation as a whole has from being united. without straying into politics ourselves, clearly those are thoughts that no member of the royal family can express openly and thatis royal family can express openly and that is a matter for politicians and for political debate and as we are hearing repeatedly, the king is fully subscribed to the principles of the constitutional democracy and he was talking about that again this morning, so that is a signal fro

you have already served scotland as duke of rothesay, duke of edinburgh, lord of rothesay, duke of edinburgh duke of edinburgh, lord of the isles, _ of rothesay, duke of edinburgh, lord of the isles, and i know that people across— of the isles, and i know that people across the _ of the isles, and i know that people across the country will show you the same _ across the country will show you the same support and devotion as they did your— same support and devotion as they did your late mother. because today we don't _ did your late mother. because today we don'tjust did your late mother. because today we don't just commemorate did your late mother. because today we don'tjust commemorate the reign of our— we don'tjust commemorate the reign of our queen but also celebrate the life of— of our queen but also celebrate the life of a _ of our queen but also celebrate the life of a woman who many in scotland knew and _ life of a woman who many in scotland knew and loved, who dedicated her life to _ knew and loved, who dedicated her life to her— knew and loved, who dedicated her life to her country,

i as we see without the queen but led by the duke of rothesay.— by the duke of rothesay. continue with her climate activism. here's darren with a look at the weather. this cloud is about 10,000 stop —— feet up in the sky. these ones are unlikely to give some rain but it is quite a chaotic sky we have this weekend. that picture was taken in suffolk and across eastern parts of the uk is where we are more likely to have sunshine. towards the west the cloud will thicken up and we already have rain in place which could be heavy and thundery and the winds will pick up this weekend as well. it is a southerly wind that so quite warm here heading our way. it is quite warm out there. low pressure sitting close to the uk pushing on these bands of thicker cloud bringing showers or rain. we have this rain in the irish sea and it has been very wet in northern ireland and heavy rain in south—west scotland and heavy showers across other parts of scotland. across southern areas of england it has been a bit foggy this morning. that is tending to left and a bit of watery sunshine coming thr

you have already served scotland as duke of rothesay, duke of edinburgh, lord of rothesay, duke of edinburgh

he will be duke of rothesay. which is the traditional title of the heirs to discuss thrown. going way back into the medieval period. so, i think this really significant. because, of course. contrasts was always known by title north of the border before his succession. prince william is so popular. i think we start to see more of him, going up into scotland. i think it will help the monarchy's popularity. >> everyone is saying the national anthem at the end of the ceremony today at st. giles. let's discuss that and then we will discuss. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> you are smiling. why is that? >> the morning of gracious is exactly the word i'd used to describe charles. i wonder if they can tweak some of those lyrics a little bit. i could choose sort of, stoical. i don't know. there's a lot of this flores words that it is going to sound jarring for a little while. because, for anyone who is 70. or younger. they haven't known anything other than god save the queen. it is ingrained in you. it is a kind of song that you have to sing your way through as a little kid. it is a bit like the lords

the title of duke of rothesay and the other scottish titles which i have had the honour to carry form murphy is the former secretary of state of scotland from 2010 under the last labour government. he told me it has been a historic day in edinburgh. this isn't 'ust historic day in edinburgh. this isn'tiust the _ historic day in edinburgh. ti 3 isn'tjust the changing of historic day in edinburgh. ti 3 isn't just the changing of the historic day in edinburgh. ti 3 isn'tjust the changing of the guard in terms of the head of state, it has also been a remarkable statement of the unwritten constitution of the uk and scotland's integral part of it, from her majesty dying in balmoral and being transported across the country, to being in edinburgh and the cathedral surrounded by tens of thousands of scots, it has been a very remarkable day that every —— very few people involved will ever forget. i think that what people are coming to terms with, for those who don't follow politics and don't follow the dynamic of our unwritten constitution is that the united kingdom is a multinational state, f

royal family are gathering at balmoral, that all of her children, the prince of wales, or the duke of rothesay so they will have been advised that this is a moment when their presence is necessitated, it is appropriate for them to be at balmoral castle, to be with the queen, so i think that really tells us everything in a sense that we need to know, it explains why there is this very sombre mood among politicians and others who presumably are being advised, downing street must be presumably are being advised, downing street must he being advised by the queen's private secretary about what is happening there. —— sir edward young. and there must be concern about what is happening there. we concern about what is happening there. ~ , ., , ., concern about what is happening there. ~ , ., ,, .,, there. we believe not everyone has arrived as you _ there. we believe not everyone has arrived as you have _ there. we believe not everyone has arrived as you have suggested, - there. we believe not everyone has i arrived as you have suggested, there are some still on their way so one imagines they will be t