. ♪ >> the royal salute, directed by director wolfendale, the queen and the duke of edinboro, arrivet the palace in the australian state coach. a gift from the people of australia back in 1988. and it's a little more comfortable from some of the other coaches. the queen arrives. and there will be a fanfare to signal the queen's arrival. and there will be another signal to the world that she's arrived when the standard is unfurl ed. ♪ >> 11:15 everyone and the queen and duke are welcome d. the union flag is replaced by the royal standard to signal that the queen is at the palace of westminster. the herald's leaving the way, the two great maces, weapons of war in the -- in previous centuries. now symbols of sovereign authority. black route we'll see more of him in a while. lord chancellor, kenneth clark bearing the purse with a speech. the duke of norfolk and the lord chamberlain. and the queen and the duke of edinboro will turn to the right to make their way into that robing room. we'll get a little glimpse of the robing room, which by the way in the second world war served as the cha

chilly showers targeting sternaway, edinboro, belfast. also a low over the adriatic. this one developing. it is going to be bringing thunderstorms and shorttime heavy rain. gusts as well could reach up to about 90 kilometers an hour in southern germany, austria, croatia. also gusty winds. western hungary will be getting some of that action as well. out towards the east a long rain band and then a high pressure system is just stopping that rain from moving very far east. it's also helping to whip up some really warm air around the edge of the high pressure which is bringing the temperature up for you in moscow. 27 degrees. absolutely scorching for this time of year. kiev 24 and thunderstorms for you as well. now central and northern locations are looking decidedly cooler. ten in stockholm, 14 in berlin and just 15 in paris. but you are keeping it very hot in the iberian peninsula. 28 in madrid and 34 today in lisbon. here's your extended forecast. >>> and the top story once again -- greeks are stoat participate in another parliamentary election. talks to form a coaliti

. >> the rain will be heaviest over the borders and around edinboro where it could lead to difficulton the roads. >> relaxed and regal, even while tracking isobars off the coast. >> in the west, rain will be lightser and perhaps here, there will be drier interludes. >> the dituchess of cornwall wod not be outdone. >> to be honest, just about anyone can be a meteorologist in britain this spring, cold, wind, rain, on and on. the much trickier job is getting the fickle british public to like you, and the royal family has been getting that right for a while. the highest popularity in a generation is being driven by william and kate. their marriage. and charity work. her fashion, his military service. >> just the newfound affection for members of the royal family from briprinls harry to the que and beyond. >> prince harry was honored in washington, d.c. for the work he and prince william have done with injured veterans. >> to be introduced by such a world renowned soldier and statesman is truly humbling and a little terrifying. >> as the queen prepared to commemorate 60 years on the thron

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