i'm joined now by kelly swaby in huddersfield, who's a royal historian, having extensively covered thesocial media work. it is wonderful to get you on the programme, kelly, andjust it is wonderful to get you on the programme, kelly, and just to say, i don't know how much of my colleague nicholas witchell�*s report you are able to listen into there, but this decision to go for the shorter route and only use the 260—year—old golden state coach just one way, why did they make that decision? i state coach just one way, why did they make that decision?- they make that decision? i think there are two — they make that decision? i think there are two reasons. - they make that decision? i think there are two reasons. the - they make that decision? i think there are two reasons. the first| they make that decision? i think. there are two reasons. the first is it is 260 years old. it has been observed very well for the last 70 years, has not come out forjubilee. do not think we saw it for the platinumjubilee for do not think we saw it for the platinum jubilee for instance. the second reason is the

that was kelly swaby speaking to me a little earlier.he in the french alps. it happened on the armancette glacier and a search is under way for two others still missing. azadeh moshiri has more. now, this is what we know about the area where the avalanche happened. it happened in southeastern france, in the french alps. the glacier itself was near the mont blanc. now, four people were killed in the armancette glacier. several others were injured. but french authorities believed that they are part of a hiking group and that several other people are actually trapped beneath the snow. now, we're about to show you a video that's been circulating on social media. it's also been verified by the french news agency afp. one eyewitness was on a walk near the glacier when she saw this very same scene. she described it as a massive cloud that tumbled down until it split in two. now, this is that cloud of snow that the eyewitness was referring to. a deputy mayor from a nearby region confirmed that two of the victims are well known mountain guides in

i'm joined now by kelly swaby in huddersfield who's a royal historian, having extensively covered therough her social media work. which we have just heard is very relevant, but let's start with the journey, first of all, the key thing is it is a shorterjourney and this reflects in a way that fact that king charles is a lot older than his mother was at the time that she came to the throne. the mother was at the time that she came to the throne-— to the throne. the queen's “ourney from westminster * to the throne. the queen's “ourney from westminster abbey _ to the throne. the queen's journey from westminster abbey lasted - to the throne. the queen's journey i from westminster abbey lasted hours in 1953, and as nicholas witchell said, that coaches are notoriously bumpy, no monarch has ever enjoyed writing in the carriage, citing the king will be relieved, he 7a years old and i think he will be thankful for much shorter route a stop to think nevertheless, his mind will be more but the crowd waving at ten on coronation day. more but the crowd waving at ten on coronation day-— coronation d