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music: god save the king their majesties, king charles ii! s time, it is exceptional and historic. they pass the magnificent white marble tribute to queen victoria. her statue there looks directly down the mall. the procession in all its glory. they begin the journey down the mall. there are six windsor greys pulling the carriage, their main dressings are customarily crimson, but they have been changed on this occasion to royal blue. you will see the sovereign's escort there, the blues and royals in front. the lifeguards with their white plumes behind the coach. icon and shadow, milford haven and newark and echo and knightsbridge are the six horses during this coach, as it continues down the mall. it's a rainy day in london, but that doesn't seem to have put the crowds off. music here is from the household cavalry mounted bands with more than 60 musicians. it is the largest regular military band in the uk. lining the route, thousands are eager to get a picture of the king and queen consort. now, as the procession heads through admiralty arch,

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>> what about king charles?i'm looking forward to it. >> hello to everyone who has stayed out for so long. do you stay out overnight? >> we are here every day. >> are you tired? >> a bit. >> it is really great moments. >> no doubt the young royals will be part of the focus. prince george has a part to play. some nerves about that the princess of wales is open about. let's listen to what prince william had to say. >> you have been here before -- very impressed. a lot of partying will be going on. cash nice to see you guys. >> not the first time for many. some people at the top, the diehard royals. no dissenting voices. he is the leader in the public, once the u.k. to be able to elect the head of state as we had at the moment. welcome to the program. where will you be tomorrow? >> we have quite a lot of people, 1500 to 2000 people pledging to come down to protest alongside the square. we hope we will be impossible to ignore as the procession goes to the abbey and all the way back. >> people able to see behind us,

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we will see king charles and queen camilla making their way in the carriage to westminster abbey. . we've been speaking to some of them. hello. you came down for jubilee. >> yep. >> now you're back for the coronation. why have you decided to come back? >> it's such a great atmosphere. we loved the queen. we know charles has got some big shoes to fill, but i think we can do it. we want to support the royal family. they've gotten a lot of bad publicity, and we want to support them. we love being british, and we love the royal family. >> we know everyone was a big fan of the queen. there was a lot of sadness, crowds showing up. >> we know she would want this definitely. i mean who's going to replace the queen? it's a tough one, but i think he's going to do a good job. you know, he's always been so z dignified as far as i'm concerned. i think it's great, and it's great everyone being here. >> and the atmosphere of course. >> it's really nice. we met so many nice people at the jubilee, and it was such good fun. it's definitely worth it. >> are you hoping to catch a glimpse of -- >> yes,

and there is a new, king charles. you are on social media and watching it on your phone or watching it on television. >> victoria: let's remember, the crown has its own emoji now. >> michael: it is great to set those screens up around the city because this is something you want to experience with people. it is nice to expense it with your family. there is nothing more rewarding then experiencing it with the community and with the city and with the country. to see everyone come together outside to watch this historic moment is a special. >> victoria: now on his throne for the first time. >> michael: and king charles is on his throne for the first time. >> deborah: he looks so relie relieved. >> robert: he must be thinking about his mom and dad and so much, so young. his 75th birthday. he takes the throne. >> michael: i'm pretty sure at some point he is going to cracked a smile. [laughter] can you imagine the enormity of this for him. the pressure on him. the pressure on everyone to get this right and a time in which th

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god save king charles. ♪ >> i here present unto you king charles, our king, you could come this day tounto you king charles, the undoubted king, for all you have come this day to do your homage and service, are you willing to do the same? >> god save king charles. ♪ >> i here present unto you king charles, your undoubted king, wherefore all you who come this day to do your homage and service, are you willing to do the same? >> god save king charles. ♪ ♪ >> to keep you ever mindful of the law and the gospel, as the rule for the whole life of government of christian princes, we see this book, the most valuable thing this world has to offer. here is wisdom. this is the royal law. these are the lively articles of god. >> your majesty. the church established by law whose settlement you swear to maintain is committed to the true profession of the gospel and in so doing, will seek to foster an environment in which peoples of all faith and beliefs may live freely. the coronation both has stood for centuries and is enshrined in law. are you willing to take the oath? >> i am willing. >> will you

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all: god save king charles. king charles, your undoubted king.herefore all you have come this day to do your homage and service are you willing to do the same? all: god save king charles. will you solemnly promise and swear to govern the peoples of the united kingdom, of great britain and northern ireland, your other realms and the territories to any of them belonging or pertaining according to their respective laws and customs? i solemnly promise so to do. for this cause, we also, since the day we heard it, do not cease to pray for you and to desire that ye might be filled with the knowledge of his will in all wisdom and spiritual understanding. prince of wales takes part in vesting his father, the king in the stole royal. god save the king. all: god save the king. i, william, prince of wales, pledge my loyalty to you and faith and truth i will bear unto you, as your liege man of life and limb. so help me god. i now invite those who wish to offer their support to do so with a moment of private reflection byjoining in saying, "god save king charl

as king charles wa' coronation. were no street parties in nigeria. many here were simply too focused on the immediate problems they face in their daily lives. africa has the youngest population in the world with 70% of sub-saharan africa under the age of 30. there's a growing sense, particularly under this demographic, that is british monarchy is not relevant to their lives. the palace may not like to hear it, but many of them say they relate more to harry and meghan as the fresher more modern face of monarchy. king charles has visited nigeria four times over the years. he created a foundation to give opportunities to young people. m there's a growing disconnect among everyday citizens. of course commonwealth is also rooted in the british empire and there are people here who simply cannot relate to the atrocities of the empire such as slavery and what the elders suffered at the hands of former british colonial powers. >> while there was no official u.s. delegation at the coronation, first lady jill biden attended th

his son assisting in addressing the king. >> receive this orb, set under the cross. >> reporter: charlesregalia. all symbols of the king's responsibility under god and to his people. >> the king of kings and lord of lords, bless we beseech thee this crown and sanctified thy servant charles. >> gio: and then a moment a lifetime in the making for the longest heir apparent and the oldest monarch ever to take the british throne. charles iii sitting in saint edward's chair crowned king by the archbishop of canterbury. the future of the monarchy in his hands, throngs of supporters of world by the moment. >> god save the king. >> god save the king. >> reporter: the moment of crowning, fanfare filling the abbey. westminster's bells ringing for two minutes. ♪ ♪ a gun salute signaling the start of charles' ray. the newly crowned king and queen returning to buckingham palace and that same coach carried his mother nearly 70 years ago on her coronation day. it is to see the monarchy is becoming less popular with time but today, felt like perhaps a fresh start for the new king charles the third. janai

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it costs by the way, the british authorities do not disclose what is important right away say king charles became king immediately after his mother's death in september last year coronation is the culmination of his accession to the throne asserting his power as a monarch it first of all, it is a religious ceremony that takes place in westminster abbey, where the coronation has been held for a thousand years and since the time of william the conqueror, so on this day we will see a lot of ceremonial, a lot of rituals , we will see the brilliance of royal jewels that will be specially brought from the tavern, we will talk about all this in detail. and now, in general, about the role of the british monarch , king charles iii is the head of fifteen countries at once, not only great britain, but also australia and canada, new zealand, and other countries that are part of the commonwealth - this is a large club in which there are a total of 56 independent states, most of them are republics, and charles presides over the commonwealth , so among the guests of the ceremony will be the leaders of th

those events began with king charles and queen camilla taking part in the kings procession. this morning, we have shared time with a number of nbc correspondents in london and also joining me, historian experts with an analysis and perspective on the unfolding history of this day. right now, we have king charles and queen camilla, they are at buckingham palace. coronation events will be coming to a close this hour. we expect the balcony appearance during an aria flyover to happen about 25 minutes or so. without that though, nbc's -- joining us from canada gate. let's talk about, kelly, the rest of the day, what looks like for the king and the queen. they have this one public moment coming up. is there anything after that, publicly, that they have to attend to? >> well, we'll have the balcony moment and the fly past and the king and queen and get a bit of a breather in terms of public events that we will see. it has to be noted, though, that queen elizabeth, for her coronation, did appear on the balcony several times throughout the afternoon and into the evening. who knows, we

long live king charles.stminster, and we heard the music inside. now we move on to the next part of the ceremony m. >> receive this ring, a symbol of royal dignity, and a sign of the covenant sworn this day. >> may thy servant camilla, who wears this crown, be filled by thine abundant grace and with all princely virtues, reign in her heart, o king of love, that, being certain of thy protection, she may be crowned with thy gracious favor, through jesus christ our lord. amen. >> receive the royal sceptre and receive the rod of equity and mercy. may the spirit guide you in wisdom and grace, that by your service and ministry justice and mercy may be seen in all the earth. ♪ ♪ make a joyful noise unto the lord ♪ ♪ for he hath done marvelous things and his ♪ ♪ holy arm hath gotten him the victory ♪ ♪ he hath remembered his mercy and his truth toward the house of israel ♪ ♪ all the ends of the earth have seen the salvation of our god ♪ ♪ o make a joyful noise unto the lord ♪ ♪ all the earth make a loud noise ♪ ♪ re

king charles and queen camilla will— forces. king charles and queen camilla will travel— forces.a will travel back - forces. king charles and queen camilla will travel back in - camilla will travel back in buckingham palace in the gold state coach just as queen elizabeth ii did in 1953. it is the most spectacular —looking coach, notoriously uncomfortable, though, with the late queen describing riding in it as horrible. at 260 years old, it does not have mod cons and definitely no shock absorbers to smooth the ride. the return journey is a much grander affair, the return journey is a much granderaffair, involving around 4000 military. as well as looking spectacular, the processions will sound extraordinary as well. marching bands from all three armed forces will provide a styling soundtrack guaranteed to get the crowd's feet tapping. i'm immensely proud because i've been_ i'm immensely proud because i've been heavily involved in the planning of the event since november. so it means an awful lot and _ november. so it means an awful lot and i— november. so it means an awful lot and

it wasn'tjust king charles is welcome of the - king charles is welcome of the prince and princess ofny hands they all shook this week. kate, the princess of wales can even took a phone call. there was a lady from tennessee who is meant to come with her friends to the coronation, but she broke her leg and couldn't come. they ring her up on the phone and the princess of wales spoke to her. i don't know if the woman thought it was real or thought she was being cranked, but they had a little chat. it's interesting how the royals have embraced the digital age. they are not afraid of doing southeast, videos of people, yesterday, the prince and princess of wales took the tube in london and there was an influencer, a tiktok or on the tube with them. they went to get in touch with them. they went to get in touch with them. they went to get in touch with the younger generation, and you are seeing lots of younger people on the mall, lots of children, in fact, families camped up with their kids. 0bviously kids can't camp out for days on end, but their parents have brought them for one night to c

king charles waited for this moment for seven decades, the longest apprenticeship in british royal history. today, finally, st. edwards crown was lowered on to his head. >> god save the king! >> god save the king! >> reporter: crafted from 22 carat gold in the 1600s, the crown is trimmed with urman and festered with over 400 precious stones including rubies and sapphires. it is only used for coronation. charles will likely never wear it again. across the country, gun salutes range out. the heir pledged. >> i prince william pledge my royalty to you. i will bear unto you as your lead man of life and limb, so help me god. >> reporter: his son, prince george, was a page boy to the king. william's brother, prince harry, es trained from the family, was there but played no official part. his wife megan decided to stay home in california. queen camilla was also crowned and anointed today. charles' mystery once hated by the public, she's worked hard to improve her image since they wed nearly 20 years ago. the king and queen left the abby dressed in their purple robes of estate, escorted by nearly 4

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to start with, it was king charles demeanour through the . with you. emeanour through the day. he was very controlled, very calm. it seemed to be, one would assume a very exciting time for the new monarch. but he seemed to be in a very thoughtful kind of mood. i think that augurs well for a monarch who will take that role seriously, who will take that role seriously, who will take that role seriously, who will want to perform his functions very well. and more than just being a symbol of authority, actually, exercising the powers and the opportunities that we people have to make a difference in peoples lives to contribute to community service, community engagement, to advance, in our case in canada, the whole cause of indigenous reconciliation. and healing. to advance the cause of young people in our society so that they have a future that is hopeful and prosperous. obviously he will continue with his commitment to sustainability and clean and healthy environments. those sorts of things that will really make a difference in peoples lives. it’s that will

>> yeah, in just a few hours time, king charles will be crowned king. of this nation will be on full display, to the world. charles and camilla will leave here from buckingham palace but they will head to at westminster abbey for the coronation service. some 2,000 guests will be in attendance. the ceremony will take about an hour and a half and essentially this is our constitution playing out in pageantry. it is also a solemn occasion. he is invested in head of the church in engnd marchle huge job he has waited for a lifetime. >> byron: thank you so much, james. much of the world will be watching. shakespeare once famously noted an those uneasy lies the head that wears the crown. many changes in controversy for controls after the pomp and pageantry of the ceremony ends. it is an historic moment. golden carriages. priceless jewels and ready for the coronation of bridgeman's king charles iii. >> the point of the coronation is that it is a tradition but it marks a moment of joy. >> byron: prince williams and princess kate talking with excited fans around th

as well as king of the u. k. charles is also head of states of 14 commonwealth countries. some like jamaica was sent as of the purchase slave trade. another relationship that remains complicated for the king is with his youngest son, harry the princes controversial autobiography published earlier this. yeah, don't human. it's just how dysfunctional his royal life had become. much of the book focuses on his magic childhood. do we get what seems like a happy marriage between his parents? ended in bishop a divorce. a year later, his mother, princess diana, was killed in a car crash. at that time, charles and the royal family would deeply unpopular. the public could not forgiving charles for having an effect with camilla parker bowles was still married to diana, but by 2005, charles and camilla were officially husband and wife together they what todd, to repair that image. and we know that the public charles continued his charitable works and never gave up his environmental campaign, which he began long before it was popular. it is, i've tried to indicate quite some time in cri

welcome zits, new monarchy, king charles the foods during its 1st coronation. in 70 years. moments later king jones's wife camilla was also crowned queen by the archbishop of canterbury. so by him what all things created that are in heaven and that are in a and prime minister where she so nick, practicing him to read from the bible during the 1st multisite coordination sermon and other news 5 and continues and sit down. but saudi arabia says rival delegations from the suit and these, i mean the paramilitary groups are in judas of talks. the it is just going past 1300 g m t that is 1400 local in the u. k. and if you're just joining us, you are watching our special coverage of the car nation. of the u. k. is king charles the 3rd child has been crowned king at the country's 1st coronation. and 70 years along with his wife, queen camilla, and the ceremony at westminster abbey in london. let's run you through the ceremonies that took place a short time ago. king charles and queen consult camilla, arrived at westminster abbey, and the procession from buckingham palace

but in the same way people really know king charles. s and do sufficient duties obviously the queen did but he increasingly stepped up to do. he's not going to change his character overnight, you know, because he's made his reputation as prince of wales and being and very, very effective prince of wales by being the man that he is, being so passionate. >> and about so many vital issue. and you were communications director at the palace behind us. and there are many people who believe and really care deeply about some of things he does, the environment, natural world, all of that kind of stuff. is he really going to have to be silent just because he's got a crown on his head? >> silence is a strong word to use. i think we saw when it was cop27 -- i lose count. and he was told not to, but he held a reception here just ahead and invited everybody. everybody came. so that convening role that he's made, well, it's a factor of monarchy but he's made very much his own, i think will still happen. he'll still want to bring people together to disc

a message king charles seems to understand. >> charles always had this idea, a monarchy that costs lessre's inspiration to be found in some of europe's other aging monarchies, like sweden, where the king cut five of his grandchildren from the taxpayer funded payroll. >> charles has to look at this and think about this in his role of preserving the monarchy for the next generation. for william, for george, and whether or not he can preserve it. >> it's really, you can't believe it's happening to you. it's real fun to get on the floor and do silly things with them. >> people might say, well, hang on. no, we expect george, charlotte, and louie to have proper jobs and maybe a little bit of royal work on the side. and somehow the monarchy is going to have to adapt to that. >> a lot can change in 20 years. >> of course, there's a big difference between a leaner lineup of royals and none at all. and even the staunchest critics believe abolishing the british monarchy is unlikely. >> the monarchy is very popular. it is still very, very popular. >> there will never not be a monarchy in the uk. so

all: god save king charles. king charles, your undoubted king wherefore all you who are come this day to do your homage and service, are you willing to do the same? all: god save king charles. will you solemnly promise and swear to govern the peoples of the united kingdom of great britain and northern ireland, your other realms and the territories to any of them belonging or pertaining according to their respective laws and customs? i solemnly promise so to do. for this cause we also, i since the day we heard it, do not cease to pray| for you and to desire that ye might be filled with the knowledge i of his will in all wisdom - and spiritual understanding. # hallelujah # god sing praises # sing praises unto our god # god sing praises # sing praises onto our king. # # hallelujah prince of wales takes part in vesting his father the king in the stole royal. god save the king. trumpet fanfare music plays hymnal singing i, william, prince of wales, pledge my loyalty to you and faith and truth i will bear on to you, a

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they were fired the moment king charles iii wore the crown. ceremonies will continue in the hours ahead after a day long ceremony. tens of thousands braved the rain when the king, queen, other royals appeared on the balcony. our own royal correspondent max foster attended. max, what can we expect? >> reporter: well, today's party day so street parties up and down the united kingdom. they created a map. they appear to be hundreds. people gathering with neighbors with a table down the middle of the road celebrating the coronation. tonight there will be a big concert at windsor castle, lionel ritchie, many other people attending. prince william will be making a speech about his father. a lot more informal, let's say, than yesterday's formalities. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: a day of destiny. the patient prince crowned at last. charles iii, king of the united kingdom and commonwealth realms. loren done stood still as well wishers lined the streets huddled in the rain to join the celebration of the british monarchy. leaders, dignitaries, family members and cel

i heard about king charles, his environmental- king charles, his environmental projects— king charlescts in early 2021. i thought it was extremely progressive, really forward—looking and practical. creating — forward—looking and practical. creating solutions for the environment. i wrote creating solutions for the environment. iwrote him creating solutions for the environment. i wrote him a letter. i sat down— environment. i wrote him a letter. i sat down and — environment. i wrote him a letter. i sat down and i felt extremely inspired — sat down and i felt extremely inspired to write a letter. i explained i was the composer for film and — explained i was the composer for film and television, i like to raise awareness — film and television, i like to raise awareness of environ mental issues. through— awareness of environ mental issues. through nty— awareness of environ mental issues. through my music. also, i believe very strongly that emotion and music can sett— very strongly that emotion and music can sell conservation. this i conveyed _ can sell conservation. this i conveyed to the

k. counts down to the coordination of king charles. there are just hours to go until the service at london's westminster happy will bring you all the bills off the head of the events. flash floods kill almost 200 people in the democratic republic of congo. the damage has force many to sleep outside with critical infrastructure washed away, and the head of rushes, wagner version. every group is threatening to pull his forces out of the training and city of bob fluids next week. and he blames the kremlin for his troops. heavy losses the a warm welcome. 12 years around the world. i'm michael. ok. the u. k. is counting down to its 1st coordination in 70 years. king charles, the 3rd will be crowned at london's westminster abbey in a religious ceremony that dates back centuries. thousands of people have been lining the streets of the british capital since long before dawn on the day that will be filled with pomp and pageantry. the, the she is so the king on the eve of his carnation king charles, along with his son and daughter and the prince

all: god save king charles.ing charles, your undoubted king wherefore all you who are come this day to do your homage and service, are you willing to do the same? all: god save king charles. will you solemnly promise and swear to govern the peoples of the united kingdom of great britain and northern ireland, your other realms and the territories to any of them belonging or pertaining according to their respective laws and customs? i solemnly promise so to do. for this cause we also, i since the day we heard it, do not cease to pray| for you and to desire that ye might be filled with the knowledge i of his will in all wisdom - and spiritual understanding. # hallelujah # god sing praises # sing praises unto our god # god sing praises # sing praises onto our king. # prince of wales takes part in vesting his father the king in the stole royal. god save the king. trumpet fanfare music plays music stops i, william, prince of wales, pledge my loyalty to you and faith and truth i will bear on to you, as your liege man o

whereas with king charles, we already know too much about him. >> it's impossible to mention charles without mentioning diana. >> it turned into the nightmare that ultimately turned into the tragedy. >> i cannot believe what he has done. >> he's really shown what he truly is like, and that is someone who is a cheat. >> british journalist sarah husston has covered the riles for decades. >> we went back to old polling from this era, back in 1991. one year before his affair with camilla first became public knowledge. as many as 82% of the public thought he'd make a good king. by the time they divorced in 1996, only 41% thought he would make a good king. >> you're born into roles that are very set piece. you're born into roles that have a historical template. and i think sometimes it must be very difficult 69 what is absolute fact is three tried to ch that he tried to change that for both of his sons >> when we come back, king charles the rebel in in? >> he was ahead of his time. >> and the fight to save th monarchy. e of cargo is. and where it's going. (dock worker) right on time. (vo)

how is king charles planning do that? >> i think what we'll see is the most inclusive coronation ceremony in history. we're see members of other faith backgrounds presenting items of regalia which has never happened before at a british coronation. we'll see female bishops, different ethnic back grounds. and a lot of normal people compared to 70 years ago. if you look at what is going on around this, it is very much keeping on doing relatively normal things, getting on the tube as we saw yesterday, making achieve announcements. it is about connecting with people even though this is going to be a very grant opulent rate c rit all, they need to keep it relevance. >> and even though it is not relatable, coronations to some extent have always been a bit of a window into the societies that they are going on in and we are seeing some adjustments being made to accommodate that. we don't notice the full guest list i don't think, but you can give us a sense of what of the people we're spektsexpecting to there? >> we'll see lots of

will crowned a new monarch king charles. the 3rd and queen camilla will stand on the balcony of buckingham palace and waved to their subjects. many will shout long live the king. some may ponder. will charles be the united kingdom's last t? i'm bring golf and berlin. this is the day the i'm just so excited so i'm not going to give them the christmas break, hoping much for us. so that's to say, like i try to help you, i'm saying i get why they're doing it. i disagree with it. i just think it seems a bit silly when words we've got so many people struggling to have something so extravagant right now. what else brings us together as a mission long? live to point, we can also it coming up for most people around the world. the end came sometime last year for the world health organization. the end of the corona virus pandemic came today. yesterday. the emergency caught me to match for the 15th time and recommended to me that i declare on end to the property called emergency of international consent. i have accepted that advice as it

king charles is the first kingston henry v eight. oil. there's a lot of firsts. we've talked about vegan oil, the flowers. queen elizabeth did not have flowers at her coronation. there will be lots of flowers. they will all be in season and from organic farms and what have you. there are a lot of firsts here. i'm very excited about the inclusion of so many people that historically would not have been involved in anything like this. members of the commonwealth, people that i know. i'm very excited that bear there, lady a boss for instance, and what have you. for me, it's really exciting to see that inclusion. >> and julia chatterley, your thoughts this morning? >> i think this is the most spectacular representation of the country, of the commonwealth, just take a look at these pictures. what we're going to see in the coming hours is bigger than anything that we saw for the jubilee, for the queen's funeral, this is truly the crowning moment as we've discussed. i can't wait to see many things about this. i can't wait to see the first im

if you were suddenly to send king charles wishes from his reign from the queen who was so loved... r, king 0lav, he was such a loved king. my father feared going into that role after him because how could he fill his shoes and i think that that is the whole point, you do not feel his shoes. so king charles would be a different monarch from queen elizabeth? absolutely, you cannot copy somebody else. king charles�*s family divisions have been painful. the norwegians seem to have answered the vexing issue of what to do with the royal spare, even a controversial spare, simply by relying on love and family bonds, and it has got them through the turmoil relatively unscathed. i have come 700 miles south, from norway to belgium, which became a constitutional monarchy in 1830. that means the belgian monarch rules with the consent of the government, agreeing not to dabble in domestic politics. it is the same in britain butjust last year, charles reportedly criticised government policy on the deportation of migrants, he has always spoken about ecology, but after he became king he was asked by

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i think it was a mazda 3 and quite a 10 stay for king charles. so you can see him on his face that he was very, very concentrated, very focused for more. we know he's been very deeply involved in planning the ceremony for a long time to really the most important day of his life. and the crowd is heavy to close apparently. and i think it weighs in a way or to quite have really on the can. you can see that he feels he feels that there is a lot of expectation on him now. and he's really has to step up and feel the big books that he's like mother les through. but when he disappeared from the balcony, uh all through the crowds with cheering there all the time of the on i think i saw a smaller space. so i think he would have built a day when, well, without glitches, so much ceremony or losses. bridges. people really like this the like the tradition then hawking back to glorious pauses of britain. so i think they would have thought that did it runs really well actually despite the weather. so i was gonna say apart from the rain describe to us the happen

if you were suddenly to send king charles wishes from his reign from the queen who was so loved... king 0lav, he was such a loved king. my father feared going into that role after him because how could he fill his shoes? and i think that that is the whole point, you don't fill his shoes. so king charles would be a different monarch from queen elizabeth? absolutely, you can't copy somebody else. king charles�*s family divisions have been painful. the norwegians seem to have answered the vexing issue of what to do with the royal spare, even a controversial spare, simply by relying on love and family bonds, and it's got them through the turmoil relatively unscathed. i've come 700 miles south, from norway to belgium, which became a constitutional monarchy in 1830. that means the belgian monarch rules with the consent of the government, agreeing not to dabble in domestic politics. it's the same in britain, butjust last year, charles reportedly criticised government policy on the deportation of migrants, he's always spoken about ecology. but after he became king, he was asked by the gove

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the coronation of king charles ii! and queen camilla. the day will be a display of pomp and pageantry, with the nation's armed forces promising a spectacular event when the king and queen process through the streets of the capital.