dumfries house is the second biggest employer in this area.husiasm for the monarchy is lukewarm in many parts of scotland and recent polling suggests scots are divided on its future. so i don't think the pomp and ceremony is needed, especially when we're struggling so much because the living crisis in the country. i think it's actually quite insensitive. i think he's waited a long time to be king, but he's king. we don't need all the pomp and circumstance. an extra bank quality for the big check- sparkly hat day. the nations and regions of the uk will all contribute to the coordination in wales. the title, which king charles caddied for so long as prince of wales. this sheer horse will carry the weight of the parade on its shoulders. this horse, now known as major apollo, is a ceremonial drum horse bearing a mounted drummer during ceremonial events. he was involved in the queen's funeral and will feature prominently in king charles�*s procession. his breeders, based in pembrokeshire, couldn't be more proud. the horse leads the procession, and

i am standing in front of dumfries house.maze of historical finds and adventures for adults and children to learn and enjoy. with the king, honoring the new king. ♪ elvis, just part of a monthly tea party for local seniors and anyone in the community in need of company. that wyo trys dp sntur it is the vision of king charles, to reinvigorate this former coal mining town and save an important piece of scottish history. welcome to dumfries house. what's your first impression? >> i feel so royal. i mean, the ticking of the grandfather clock behind me is the first thing i notice. >> i'm glad you mentioned that. when the foundation took over, we had just three clocks. over time his majesty, the king, felt it was lacking a heart beat. we now have 38 clocks. >> the impressive collections include an extensive collection of chippendale furniture. explain what chippendale furniture means. >> thomas chippendale was a furniture maker. he was shakespeare of cabinet making. >> i have read that this is valued at $20 million, $40 million. >>

dumfries house is the second biggest employer in this area.future. so i don't think the pomp and ceremony is needed, especially when we're struggling so much because the living crisis up and down the country. i think it's actually quite insensitive. i think he's waited a long time to be king, but he's king. we don't need all the pomp and circumstance. do we? an extra bank quality for- the big check sparkly hat day. the nations and regions of the uk will all contribute to the coronation. in wales the title which king charles caddied for so long in wales the title which king charles carried for so long as prince of wales. this sheer horse will carry the weight of the parade on its shoulders. this horse, now known as major apollo, is a ceremonial drum horse bearing a mounted drummer during ceremonial events. he was involved in the queen's funeral and will feature prominently in king charles�*s procession. his breeders, based in pembrokeshire, couldn't be more proud. the drum horse leads the procession, and it leads the procession. it leads the ca

peace that they are not only his, but this is important, he's doing such incredible work at the dumfriesse. it is incredle, he's developing the environment and drops for the young people. he is really my role model in that. >> a great pleasure to meet you. will you be at the coronation? >> no, there was. and i'm too high. >> lovely to see you. thank you for coming. >> while king charles succeeded his mother as the head of the commonwealth, the future of a monarch living in the u.k. also the head of state of other independent commonwealth countries around the world is being called into question. barbados has already become a republic. other nations preparing their own referendum. among them is jamaica or an outline to transition to a republic is one up. i'm joined by -- at westminster abbey. the king has had a busy day. he's been meeting 50 plus leaders from around the commonwealth. 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 wo

visit to the bbc in the west. reynold lightroom touches the with maybe a few dry wrench lose over dumfries hosting. asha aha for snow, for the high ground of the highlands and evolution. the potential for a few varies of about moral, who the hell road as good as the author goes on, said m january. he's a man with the madcap sense of humor. the man who loves to make tons and finds amusement in everything the same is due to a fall of 1971. charles returned from an official visit to japan. he was going on 23 and about to meet the love of his life. that evening he do range to meet with a close friend do. thea, santa cruz, the daughter of a former chile, an ambassador, i was able to see something. he'd invited lucy as santa cruz out for dinner and she wanted to introduce him to some one fell prince charles gave her a presents a little jewel box he brought back from japan. he also brought a gift for the young person, lucy plans to introduce him to him. he hadn't yet. matt singleton. that young person was camilla camilla shand was her maiden name, salmone, grantee ah, rush away the resolution spo

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to mark the anniversary of its release, fans have been celebrating with a special screening in dumfries strange secret. many local people appeared in the film. the first day, there was a choreographer. and he looked at us and he wanted us to sort of do dance steps. when you look at us, you will see that wasn't a possibility. so we did swaying to the music. a little old beetle goes round and round, always the same way as he, until it ends up right up tight to the nail. poor old thing. lesley mackie was just out of drama school when she was cast as schoolgirl daisy pringle. to get into this film that seemed like another world entirely with christopher lee and edward woodward. and i had this scene in the schoolroom saying, you know, three lines. and then because i got singing at a party, i ended up with two songs, the one that britt ekland does a sexy dance to. five, six, seven, eight. over the years, the film has acquired cult status and inspired other shows, like this comedy musical. it's being re—released in cinemas this summer, starting with newton stewart, where it was first screened

recruits from the south would be inoculated at dumfries or alexander area in virginia or right where we are, right near where we sit in georgetown, maryland. one soldier recalled hundreds. a soldier from north carolina recalled hundreds of his fellow soldiers being inoculated, quote, where washington city now stands. in morristown, new jersey, where washington and the majority of the continental army were camped. he made a deal with the local population. local population wasn't so sure about having all these soldiers inoculating. won't that spread disease to our town? washington made a deal that if they allowed the soldiers to inoculate, he would provide free inoculations for anyone in the town who opened up their homes, churches and businesses to the soldiers that he would inoculate them for free. remember, this is a considerable expense. so soldiers and civilians inoculated together in morristown. very few soldiers. so this was a remarkable success. the inoculations of the continental army. numbers are hard to figure. one estimate is that some 40,000 soldiers may have gone through

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to mark the anniversary of its release, fans have been celebrating with a special screening in dumfriesere grew a tree. # and a fine, fine tree was he.# the wicker man was filmed in scotland in the autumn of 1972. a policeman, investigating a missing child, finds the community are harbouring a strange secret. many local people appeared in the film. the first day, there was a choreographer. and he looked at us and he wanted us to sort of do sort of dance steps. when you look at us, you will see that wasn't a possibility. so we did swaying to the music. a little old beetle goes round and round, always the same way as he, until it ends up right up tight to the nail. poor old thing. lesley mackie was just out of drama school when she was cast as schoolgirl daisy pringle. to get into this film that seemed like another world entirely with christopher lee and edward woodward. and i had this scene in the schoolroom saying, you know, three lines. and then because i got singing at a party, i ended up with two songs, the one that britt ekland does a sexy dance to. five, six, seven, eight. over the

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dumfries and galloway, it northumberland, for example.ice for this bank holiday, there is always the next one. and the next one... then there is august! three bank holidays. plus the coronations. —— coronation. plus, the eurovision song contest. the hospitality sector is looking for a £1 billion bonanza. pubs, bars and restaurants are hoping to be packed out — and ben's at a pub in essex for us this morning... hang on. we can't hear anything. is that a good thing, maybe?! how is that? any better? ben, i never knew you were so multi—skilled! a bit of a coronation anthem. my skills as such i can keep playing even without any hands! that has given the game away, hasn't it? let's pause that! we are certainly getting into the coronation spirit. yes, welcome to the bread and cheese here in benfleet. they're getting into the coronation spirit — even rebranding themselves the charles and camilla for the occasion. there's something of a party atmosphere in the airfor may. three bank holidays, a coronation and liverpool taking centre stage for euro

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