the crown that was used to crown james v in 1540, touched byjames the crown that was used to crown jamesch deep into scotland�*s history. a crown that is actually older than the one worn at the coronation. he will not wear the crown today. apart from anything else, it is too small. but it will simply be presented to him. presenting into rolls—royces today, rather more stately than some of the places they have ended up in their time, these honours. notably, they were smuggled from pillar to post in a bid to keep them safe from oliver cromwell. after the crowning of charles ii, which was the last of a nation in charles ii, which was the last of a nation ., , charles ii, which was the last of a nation ., ., ., ., , nation in scotland, cromwell was stom - in . nation in scotland, cromwell was stomping around _ nation in scotland, cromwell was stomping around the _ nation in scotland, cromwell was stomping around the place, - nation in scotland, cromwell was - stomping around the place, wreaking havoc on anything in particular to do with crownjewels. so, the scottish honours were secreted in

indeed, and - imagine what it must be to offer the crown that was worn by james v at the coronation ofqueen, mary. their daughter, mary, queen of scots, was crowned with this same crown at nine months old, and then her son, james vi, at only... well, 13, 14 months old, he becamejames i3, 14 months old, he becamejames of england, the wisest fool in christendom, as these to call him, in 1683, at the moment when the crowns came together, and of course, the king is deeply conscious of all these strands that come together in this ceremony. find these strands that come together in this ceremony-— these strands that come together in this ceremony. and the two previous charleses were _ this ceremony. and the two previous charleses were crowned _ this ceremony. and the two previous charleses were crowned with - this ceremony. and the two previous charleses were crowned with the - this ceremony. and the two previous l charleses were crowned with the same crown we will see today. yes, in 1651, before as we say, the crown was spirited— was spirited way to get it out of the hands _ was spirited way

. ♪ >> last autumn, this golden crown, first worn in 1540 by james v of scotland, lay on top of elizabeth's this very church. now it was offered to her son, the king. >> when the symbol of this crown we pledge our loyalty in trusting you as our king and the service of all your people. >> in receiving this crown, i so promised by god's help. >> and then, one final flourish. >> the stone of destiny -- is an ancient symbol of scottish sovereignty. ♪ there were more cheers and jeers as the king left from one final treat. the red arrows trailing not just the blue of scotland but all the colors of the union flag. >> now, wednesday's wimbledon with novak djokovic winning his 350th career grand slam ash. protesters also grabbed some attention. >> wednesday saw more rain interruptions and disruption caused by protesters. two separate just stop oul -- oil protest took place on court 18. protesters throwing confetti and jigsaw puzzle pieces. there were brief delays with three people arrested. novak djokovic, the overwhelming favorite for roger federer equaling eighth title beat jordan thompson and str

i'm also pleased to have an article on the late jesuit theorist james v shaw and the brand new issue of modern age. there was a man who knew meaning of both reason and revelation to the very depths of his soul. i've always joked family and friends that i all seven good jesuits in the world. there may be 12 or 14, but i know them all. and father shaw was among the greatest of them. i'll tell you a quick story about him. months before he died at the age of 91. i had just published a book called the idol of our how the religion of humanity subverts christianity. and i wrote to father jim. and i said, father jim, i need your address on my scott nelson california to send you my new book. he says, never mind. and i've already reviewed it for the claremont review of books. there was a 91 year old jesuit who was alert right the to the very end. and of course, let's not all the bright decent, amiable and energy ascetic students i came across through isi over the years and a few a few that challenged nerves but always out on the whole the students were just delights and open and hungry for the

the sceptre was a gift to james the fourth from pope alexander v and the original sword of state not ift to james the fourth as well . the people's fourth as well. the people's possession. you mentioned they possessed down from edinburgh castle to saint giles cathedral, effectively trying to , i think, effectively trying to, i think, perhaps ignore the anti—money akhi protesters, but it seems to be a number of organisations represented close to the kings heart. so we have the princes trust and as an example that is a charity founded by his majesty the king when he was prince of wales supporting young people. we have scotland of course, celebrating the 75th anniversary today. celebrating the 75th anniversary today . we also have dogs trust . today. we also have dogs trust. i'm told we have scottish ambulance service, scottish fire service as well. so several different community groups being represented at this particular service here. yeah, at about 2:05, we expect the king, the queen and prince william and princess catherine to emerge from the palace of holyrood house and then they wi

v in aferent wayay and i'm gogood to go.. >>> new at 11:00, a sports shocker. lebron james' old toest son is now recovering after suffering a cardiac arrest. 18-year-old bronny james collapsed yesterday during a workout at the university of southern california. he was rushed to the hospital. he is now in stable condition, which is the good news. the younger james is committed to usc but many experts say he will likely only play one year there and then go pro. >> scary for his parents. >>> a first look at the design the coin paying tribute to a star. >> shee first latina to beeatured on a u.s. coin and she'll be wearing a nice dress and includes her signature, sugar. die 20rs at the of 77. th.s. mintunveiled her and four other notable women as 2024 honorees for american women coinage program. >>> you would need about 5.6 million quarters to afford the median house price in san francisco. >> scott mcgrew, $1.4 million. >> if you're using george washington. >> you'll need a bigger coin purse. >> exactly. that number is going up. according to brand-new data this morning, for th

v. the world food program says it has already caused a rise in the global price of wheat. jameshouse has more on the attacks and potential global response. >> there was a period when odessa was more bearable in the sense that it didn't come under such heavy aerial but environment compared with other southern cities. the last week has seen that change. nights are also accompanied with the booming sounds of counter offenses. this afternoon, grain terminal ports have been hit on the mouth of the river. that is significant for two reasons. first, it is close to the border with romania which is a nato member. if any of those missiles had gone over, it would have put the alliance in a difficult position in terms of what to do next. secondly, the river is seen as an alternative for ukraine to be able to export its grain. the timing of these attacks is no coincidence. moscow pulled out of a landmark agreement last week which allowed ukraine to export through the black sea and it worked. tens of millions of pounds made it out but that deal is no more and cities are now finding themselves

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