she died of an illness a few weeks after george iv was crowned.past than these days. in fact, the british monarchy was tamed and transformed by a coronation. that of queen elizabeth in 1953. it happened because this thousand-year-old tradition was, for the first time, televised. ahead of the event, the bbc repurposed old military transmitters in order to expand its coverage to reach a broader public. tv sales in the country skyrocketed in anticipation. an estimated 27 million people in the u.k. tuned in which is more than half of the population at the time. the british royal air force even flew bombers carrying film canisters of the event across the pond to be broadcast on american networks. since then, television has shaped the modern british monarchy and the royal family has essentially become televised performance theater for all of us. but where the crowning of queen elizabeth featured a fresh faced young up an jenu, king charles brings waning public interest. in a recent poll in the uk conducted for cnn, about half said they had little or no

but that is nothing compared to one of his predecessors, george iv, who insisted that his own wife bet his wife, caroline of brunswick offenses with were eating raw onions, flirting and swearing like a sailor. king george pressed an adultery case against her, hoping their marriage would be dissolved by the time he became king. caroline was loved by the choppers who were growing discon tenned to the british monarchy and added was an unlikable king and a press that took caroline's side. she was britain's first tabloid princess or queen actually. but she doesn't enjoy it for long. show died of an illness a few weeks george iv was crowned. so coronations have been much crazier and messier in the aft than these days. in fact it was tamed and transformed by a coronation. that of queen elizabeth in 1953. it happened because this thousand-year-old tradition was, for the first time, televised. ahead of the event, the bbc repurposed old military transmitters in order to expand its coverage to reach a broader public. tv sales in the country skyrocketed in anticipation. an estimated 27 million pe

you historical period in 1714 to 1830 was marked by the reign of four monarchs from george i to george ivt surviving wedding dress of the british royal family, which was worn by princess charlotte of wales, daughter of george iv so the same, presented her silk court dress with floral embroidery. the exposition is dedicated not only do we pay, of course, but also the military in uniforms in total represented more than 200 items from the royal collection among the paintings stands out a portrait, queen charlotte, full-length brush. thomas gamesball. usually it hangs in the living room of the wind castle, and you can see at the exhibition the jewelry that was worn by the royal special , according to the curators in the exhibitions in the 18th century , british fashion admired of course throughout europe and the local designer uda surpass even france, which was considered a trendsetter. this exhibition will last for a long time until october 8th. well, about to. word so far since then, many believe that france is among the trendsetters, even the famous meghan markle, who got married. she chos

embroidered with gold threads both are quite old and the royal robe was made for the coronation of king george iv in 1821 after that it was used for the coronation of george the fifth george the sixth and queen elizabeth the second, i will remind you that the ceremony will take place this saturday , april 6, and the espresso tv channel will broadcast it live , well, it will be interesting. century, they gave clothes to some george the lame, or someone there who was still in the 13th century. could it be that the campaigns of christ could still be obtained from there, but these are traditions , see traditions above all else, and finally , they are all real there i am obviously sick about the citizens of our still northeastern region, much to the regret of our neighbors. the day before , the russian embassy held its sabbatical called the immortal regiment, and there should be a drumbeat in the democratic republic of the congo - this is central africa. everything is as usual. nothing new, the workers who passed the resolutions marched with portraits of soldiers of the second world war and who, accor

gold threads, both things are quite old, and the royal robe was made for the coronation of king george ivn 1821. after that, it was used at the coronation of george p. king george the sixth and queen elizabeth the second, i will remind you that the ceremony will take place this saturday, april 6, and the espresso tv channels will broadcast it live, it will be interesting. although the 18th century gave them clothes, and there was george the lame or someone there in the 13th century. could it be that the campaigns of christ could still be taken from there, well , but these are traditions, see traditions above all else, and finally, they are there everyone is really sick, i am obviously talking about the citizens of our still northeastern, much to the regret of the neighbors, the day before the embassy

of crowning, and the imperial mantle, a cloak in cloth of gold which was worn at the crowning of george iv the king's sister, princess anne, has been reflecting on canadian television, first about the kind of king charles will be. well, you know what you're getting because he's been practising for a bit and i don't think he'll change. you know, he is committed to his own level of service and that will remain true. did she think the monarchy could remain relevant in today's world? it is a moment where you need to have that discussion, but i would just underline that the monarchy provides, with the constitution, a degree of long—term stability that is actually quite hard to come by in any other way. we as a family see ourselves as there to support that role. what we do, we hope, contributes to the monarchy. what about a slimmed down monarchy with fewer working royals? well, i think the "slimmed down" was said in a day when there were a few more people around to make that seem like a justifiable comment. the world changes a bit. it changes a bit, it doesn't sound like a good idea from where i

of crowning, and the imperial mantle, a cloak in cloth of gold which was worn at the crowning of george ive king's sister, princess anne, has been reflecting on canadian television, first about the kind of king charles will be. well, you know what you're getting because he's been practising for a bit and i don't think he'll change. you know, he is committed to his own level of service and that will remain true. did she think the monarchy could remain relevant in today's world? it is a moment where you need to have that discussion, but i would just underline that the monarchy provides, with the constitution, a degree of long—term stability that is actually quite hard to come by in any other way. we as a family see ourselves as there to support that role. what we do, we hope, contributes to the monarchy. what about a slimmed down monarchy with fewer working royals? well, i think the "slimmed down" was said in a day when there were a few more people around to make that seem like a justifiable comment. the world changes a bit. it changes a bit, it doesn't sound like a good idea from where i am

it will have wardrobe items worn during the coronation and kings george iv in 1821 george the fifth iny-seventh of queen elizabeth ii 1953. there are items such as the upper tunic or the imperial paul 's traditionally passed from one monarch to another, then charles the third also decided to use the columbi royal rashid of golden gold, balls belt for the sword and gloves, in whom his grandfather was anointed to the kingdom. george the sixth emphasizes that such an approach is dictated by considerations of balanced and efficient use. this is consistent with the beliefs of charles iii, known for his habit to wear out suits that belonged to his father's principles. philip, we recall the coronation will take place tomorrow. well, yes, we know that karla still pays great attention to environmental issues, is engaged in charity work in this direction, therefore, why just translate the resource, even if it’s clothes, royal you understand, i agree, you can do something after mom deliver, right? either or after the grandfather, yes, in fact, that's the eternal problem. we have some girls we nee

it was made for george iv's coronation. king charles great, great, great grandmother's uncle.ly goes under the mantle, very glitzy. both of those often reused for coronations. but just what's interesting is looking at some of the other items, the coronation glove, the coronation sword belts are being reused which is more unusual. he's reusing those from his grandfather george vi. we're told king charles has decided to do this. his long-term commitment of sustainability and also efficiency. trying to keep some of those costs down. >> and anna, that's one thing. we know the coronation is, of course, a very religious event. it is glitzy. it is full of pageantry, as you're showing us right now. but there are some brits questioning how much it will cost and if it's worth it. with. >> reporter: and i think there would be a lot of criticism if they spun new gold robes for this coronation, not just the modern era we're in economic climate. uk, inflation is still above 10%. we had 11 interest rate hikes from the central bank in a row. people are struggling financially. and there is som

warn over the years and older still, an item worn by george iv.y and we're going see these items preserved for this occasion on show in the abbey tomorrow. >> speaking to what you just noted about what so many in britain are watching right now. a new phase for the uk and in ways a difficult one given so many folks are dealing with inflation and this sort of re-using of traditional garb. kind of an acknowledgement that folks face difficult times? >> very much so. look, i think no one is pretending that this isn't going to look wildly popular tomorrow given the cost of living prices people are experiencing in this country at the moment. the fact that these items are within the royal collection, normally kept at the tower of london. part of the crown jewels. you know, you have to understand that these belong instead of to the state to the crown. not to the monarch himself and people will understand that re-using them is as much part of tradition as, you know, the sustainability that the king is so famous for. but it's entirely fitting he hasn't commi

athanasius bursak ii became the first commander, he was awarded anna of the second degree, george of the ivegree , vladimir with a bow , it is impossible to list all the battles in which these elite units distinguished themselves, the leipzig battle, the heavy french cavalry broke through the front and rushed just to the headquarters where alexander iii was located russian king and franz the first austrian emperors and so on alexander the first ordered e escort, then if the guards were cossacks. to counterattack the enemy and they threw him back . this day became the regimental holiday on october 4th. here are engravings depicting our troops in paris in 1814. emperor alexander is accompanied by the life guards cossacks. they were the first to open the movement of the allies to paris through the saint-martin gate on this vase of rare work. she is a fragile milk glass image of the commander, or the guard of his majesty the cossack regiment in the era of the napoleonic wars, a nobleman of cossack origin, count orlov denisov, this is a portrait of the heir alexander nikolaevich he he died witho

first athanasius bursak ii became the commander; he was awarded anna of the second degree , george of the iv russian king and franz the first austrian emperors and so on alexander ordered the convoy, that is, whether the cossack guard was to counterattack the enemy, and they threw him back that day became a regimental holiday on the fourth of october. here are engravings depicting our troops in nizhny in 1814 emperor alexander is accompanied by the life guards cossacks, they were the first to open the movement of the allies to paris through the gates of saint-martin on this vase of rare work, it is from fragile milk glass the image of the commander, or the guard of his majesty the cossack regiment in the era of the napoleonic wars, noblemen of cossack origin, count orlov denisov, this is a portrait of the heir alexander nikolaevich he died without becoming emperor in 1827. he was appointed the august ataman of all cossack troops , service in the cossack units was not considered shameful for the grand dukes. from childhood they got used to the management of the cossack troops. here is the hei

king george iv had a 20 foot robe, nine people carrying it, nearly fainted during the service. >> thoserather difficult. i've worn -- >> here he arrives. very happy, he looks. johnny thompson, rather popular figure. >> is that george just behind him? >> yes. >> yeah, that's george. >> not quite right behind him but we see him -- >> not with his hands in his pocket like he had yesterday at the rehearsal. >> doing his duty holding the train, the royal train there. >> they rehearsed not only at the abbey, but they had mockups at buckingham palace. it's a highly theatrical ceremony. >> how interesting is it to watch george today -- >> there's kate. >> there they are. >> william and kate. >> who are second in line after today. >> yes. >> a tiara. >> there is the 64 million dollar question. william and kate are behind the king and queen. >> yes. a floral tiara. and there is the queen's crown. queen mary's crown first made in 1911 and adjusted for camilla. apparently camilla has a large head and they had to make adjustments. >> i'm told the crown fell over her face and that was a moment of pan

those are reused robes from the royal collection one by his predecessors, king george iv, fifth and sixth will share his survival skills. he: has got a new book out investigating the secret world of trees. i has got a new book out investigating the secret world of trees.— the secret world of trees. i don't think a bonfire _ the secret world of trees. i don't think a bonfire on _ the secret world of trees. i don't think a bonfire on the _ the secret world of trees. i don't think a bonfire on the mall - the secret world of trees. i don't - think a bonfire on the mall would go down very well. but think a bonfire on the mall would go down very well-— down very well. but he would know what to do. — down very well. but he would know what to do. he _ down very well. but he would know what to do, he would _ down very well. but he would know what to do, he would look- down very well. but he would know what to do, he would look after- what to do, he would look after everybody. he what to do, he would look after everybody-— everybody. he would get them organised- _ time now to get the news, travel a