there is a time for everything, a time to mourn, but as the new king arrived, there was a time to cheerod save the king! >> the respect and affection shown his mother was afforded to him. private grief, yet public duty. a first kiss for his majesty on the first full day of his reign. >> so excited to see him. i said to you, may i kiss you? he said yes, so i did. >> emotional moments for a king and his people. >> it is a sad day, but as it's a great day at the same time. god bless the king and the queen. it is just heartbreaking for the queen. >> we wished him fond memories, and he said that's what it's all about. we wished him well for the future. wonderful to see him at this time when he has lost his mother that he has assumed the role of monarch. there must be mixed emotions, and it was just wonderful. >> queen elizabeth's was a life well lived. >> this evening, the crowds gathered as the king promised lifelong service just as his mother the queen had done. >> he has been training, so he knows what he wants to do. when he said mommy, that just hits you here. what it was warm, personal

boy with this is the, the, the news life on berlin, britain's charles that, that is proclaimed king a session to the throne is formally announced the ceremony held for the 1st time in 70 years. also coming up, russian forces on the defensive ingredients, or just find new scenes of devastation as the liberator. dozens of settlements after months of russian occupation. moscow says it's sending in reinforcements as it tries to hold on to its territorial conquest. ah, i am eddie michael junior. welcome to the program, charles that that has been officially proclaimed britain's new monarch, a key constitutional step in recognizing his sovereignty. queen consorts, camila and prince william accompanied him at the meeting of the accession, consult in london, saint james's palace. the pomp filled ceremony featuring trumpets and the cane scots was broadcast, live for the 1st time. it royal official letter publicly proclaimed charles as the king from the balcony of the palace that the prince charles philip offered yours is now, by the death of our lately sovereign love, happy memory. they come ar

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daniella relph, thank you very _ on behalf of the new king. y was a meeting with the new prime minister, liz truss. that happened earlier this afternoon, after king charles arrived back at buckingham palace from balmoral, with the queen consort. let me bring you some of the pictures. let's listen in. it let me bring you some of the pictures. let's listen in. it has been so tough _ pictures. let's listen in. it has been so tough this _ pictures. let's listen in. it has been so tough this afternoon. j pictures. let's listen in. it has. been so tough this afternoon. all those people coming to give their condolences. mr; those people coming to give their condolences.— —— condolences. -- condolences. you are very kind. let's go to downing street now and speak with our deputy political editor vicki young. what a week it has been. we have a new monarch and also a new prime minister, meeting there for the first time. just how important is this relationship going to be? it is this relationship going to be? it is a really special — this relationship goin

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king charles then granted an audience to his new prime minister, liz truss. ly formally took up the position on tuesday, during a meeting with queen elizabeth. and the king then made that video address to the service of prayer and reflection for queen elizabeth, which was held at st paul's cathedral in london. it ended with the congregation singing god save the king. with me now is our reporter mark lobel. mark, there have continued to be tributes from all around the world for queen elizabeth the pillow a day of really touching -- first from the us secretary of state, john _ -- first from the us secretary of state, john kerry, _ -- first from the us secretary of state, john kerry, saying - -- first from the us secretary of state, john kerry, saying she . -- first from the us secretary of| state, john kerry, saying she was the calm in the slow warm —— storm. borisjohnson, saying she had a sharp mind right until the end. he would know, he had an audience with her on tuesday. her favourite line, or tupperware using refusal to be grand, but of course there was tha

a kiss of approval for a new king. king charles iii arriving to applause at buckingham palace.lowers lay just feet away mourning his mother, queen elizabeth ii. >> hip hip hooray! >> reporter: the cheers reassuring for a king who has not always enjoyed the country's full support as princess of wales. commencing his reign, there was no time to show his personal grief. his first act to greet and reassure his subjects, an early hint of his sovereign style. >> and wherever you may live in the united kingdom or in the realms and territories across the world and whatever may be your background or beliefs, i shall endeavor to serve you with loyalty, respect, and love, as i have throughout my life. >> reporter: in his first address as king, pledging to faithfully serve his subjects in his mother's footsteps. >> to my darling mama, as you begin your last great journey to join my dear late papa, i want simply to say this. thank you. thank you for your love and devotion to our family and to the family of nations you have served so diligently all these years. may flights of angels sing the

and what do people expect from the new king? there are some questions still, of course surrounding king charles and what kind of king he might be. he's only now just starting to lay those foundation, but of course, at age 73, everyone very well acquainted with him as a person and as a print. he was a bit of an activist prince. he had some issues that were very close to his heart in terms environmentalism, in terms of farming and agriculture. it's expected that he will be able to lay those to the side now and be much more a political the way that is mother was. there's also some questions about wow, how he might begin and continue the shape of the royal family, whether or not to continue to modernize it and even start to shrink it even further to the core group of family members. and we're waiting. this won't happen, of course. right away during this period of morning, will he address maybe some of the issues of the colonial history regarding the world family. right. call us fun in london. thank you. russia says it's true withdra

king charles saying he's dedicated to serve and carrying the responsibility of his new role >> in taking up these responsibilities, i shall strive to follow the inspiring example i have been set in upholding constitutional government >> reporter: queen consort, camilla, present with the king's son, william, most noticeably, prince harry was not in the room. >> i, charles the iii -- >> reporter: taking an oath and later signing the proclamation, and appearing to express frustration with the lack of space on the table, and the pen tray that was in the way. the pen and the tray, a gift from his sons, william and harry. shortly after, outside, the proclamations read to the public for the first time, from the balcony by the garter king of arms >> prince charles philip arthur george is now by the death of our late sovereign of happy memory become our only lawful and rightful legionlord, charles iii. >> god save the king >> god save the king >> reporter: pomp and circumstance, as the band played the national anthem. ♪ >> three cheers for his majesty, the king. >> hip hip -- >> hooray! >> report

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there was no shortage of public affection for the new king as he progressed down the royal mile to hisl residence where the coffin of his late mother has been laying at rest. the king is visiting cardiff. it suggests the future of the union is at the heart of his concerns. the early decades of his mother's reign were characterized by the slow contraction of british imperial power around the world. his own reign could be defined by the continuation of that process here and the eventual dissolution of the united kingdom itself. [bagpipes] adam: all that is for another day. the royal red -- regiment of scotland, back into public view. for today, the eyes of the world are on a private sorrow as the queen's family subordinate eir own grief to the imperatives of public ritual. queen elizabeth's four children walk behind their mother's hearse. briefly, an insult was thrown at the duke of york. get caught this reaction from an otherwise subdued crowd. [chanting "long live the king!"] adam: an ancient thoroughfare toward st. giles' cathedral, where the queen sometimes worshiped. not as head of

liz truss will fulfil her new role alongside a new king. vicki young, bbc news, westminster.rone in 1952, britain's role in the world was changing rapidly. former colonies were gaining independence, as the british empire evolved into the commonwealth. and the seven decades of the queen's reign saw even greater change. in a moment, we'll hear from yogita limaye in delhi, and nada tawfik injamaica. first, anne soy reports from kenya, the country princess elizabeth was visiting when she received news of her father's death, and her accession at the age of 25. the royal visitors stepped off into the hot sunshine of nairobi. into the hot sunshine of nairobi-— into the hot sunshine of nairobi. , ., , " nairobi. february 1952. the then princess _ nairobi. february 1952. the then princess elizabeth - nairobi. february 1952. the i then princess elizabeth came nairobi. february 1952. the - then princess elizabeth came to kenya to represent her ailing father. it was here that she would become queen after his unexpected death. fiend would become queen after his unexpected death.— would bec

. . ., ., . new king? i have a lot of confidence in kina new king? in king charles _ new king? i have a lot of confidence in king charles because _ new king? i have a lot of confidence in king charles because i have - in king charles because i have known him for a long time. he is a good man, a committed and caring man. he completely believes in service to the people. he knows exactly, as the queen you, that the monarchy rests on this notion, that duty comes first. and i think, you know, he will be, if we let him into our hearts in the right way, he will also be a great rock of stability and support for us.— also be a great rock of stability and support for us. when you think about the queen _ and support for us. when you think about the queen at _ and support for us. when you think about the queen at the _ and support for us. when you think about the queen at the beginning l and support for us. when you think| about the queen at the beginning of her reign and at the end, we talk about her continuity. which, of course, she was a great symbol of, but

the new king, king charles, the 3rd has been officially proclaimed britons, new monarch at saint james palace in london. the ceremony formerly recognizes his sovereignty, several senior lawmakers for allegiance to the new king. after the ceremony, she was accompanied by his wife camilla, the queen consort and his son, prince william, who is next in line to the throne. centuries old royal protocol, playing out in front of the television cameras for the 1st time ever. and accession council made up of senior political figures including past prime ministers and clerics from the church of england came together in london, saint james's palace to officially announced the death of the monarch and to proclaim a successor prince charles philip arthur george is now by the death of our late sovereign of happy memory become our only lawful and rightful liege lord charles the 3rd. the new king vowed to serve his nation for the rest of his life. my mother gave an example of lifelong love, and of selfless service. i shall strive to follow the inspiring example. i have been set in upholding constitutio

charles iii to have _ the new king, king charles iii to have this — the new king, king charles iii to, what will happen, - since his mother died. and of course, what will happen, as| since his mother died. and of i course, what will happen, as far since his mother died. and of - course, what will happen, as far as we know, balmoral will continue over the next two or three days to be a focus for her majesty and it seems so fitting that, in fact, these people are here, they think they are close to her, and actually, this is where she spent her final hours as well. . , ,., , . where she spent her final hours as well. . ,,., , ~ ., ., well. absolutely. and what a beautiful place _ well. absolutely. and what a beautiful place to _ well. absolutely. and what a beautiful place to spend - well. absolutely. and what a j beautiful place to spend your well. absolutely. and what a - beautiful place to spend your final errors _ beautiful place to spend your final errors. and i think that is the sense — errors. and i think that is the sense that _ errors. and i think that is the sense that nicola s

so two orders of business i would say would be at the front of the new king's mind. that would be meeting the public, as king, having some time with the public, and showing he's amongst the public. we'll wait to see how that sort of translates itself when he arrives at the palace, but perhaps looking at the flowers. and then i imagine the prime minister will be coming for her first audience with her new king as well. just imagine what it is like having a country where we basically had a new head of state and a new prime minister in the same week. >> yeah. remarkable. just a few couple of days ago when we saw the prime minister, the new prime minister meet the then queen. >> winston churchill to liz truss. 15. max, you wrote this beautiful piece for cnn.com, summing up your experience reporting on the royal family over so many years, also on britain's new king, right, on king charles iii, and you talk about how passionate and attentive, outspoken he was when it comes to really critical issues like climate change. i think a question many people have is how will the mona

reflections upon the new king. us royal commentator kristen meinzer, whojoined us from new commentator kristen meinzer, who joined us from new york. commentator kristen meinzer, whojoined us from new york. we know the us has a lot of interest in the british royal family, but what is the conversation right now in terms of what the new king can potentially be, how he will be as a monarch following the queen? at, as a monarch following the queen? �* ., ., , queen? a lot of us here in the us are heping _ queen? a lot of us here in the us are hoping that _ queen? a lot of us here in the us are hoping that he - queen? a lot of us here in the us are hoping that he might . us are hoping that he might take some cues from his son harry, who has been more outspoken than any other royal when it comes to talking about misogyny and racism and white supremacy and so on. he and meghan have both talked about those issues, and william has started to a bit as well, after his disastrous caribbean tour, and there are that perhaps charl

and the celebration of a new king. it's 17 jim t. alice, you're looking at live pictures outside windsor castle, prince harry and his wife megan, have joined prince william and wife kate to look at the attributes and flowers left for their grandmother. they also met mourners who have gathered outside the royal residence, where queen elizabeth the 2nd spent much of her time in the lead up to her death. it's the 1st time the more couples have been seen so closely together since harry and megan a fishy left their all duties and knew too nice. when marlene koenig is a royal historian, joining us from alexandra in virginia. well, thank you very much indeed for joining us. what do you make of this walk? i say i was funny. i was talking to somebody this morning and i just had a feeling that this was going to happen. i don't know how it was going to happen, but i think prince charles of sorry, king charles i facilitated this and i think it's awesome. um, i don't think it'll set aside all the tensions and all the issues, but it is absolutely

the new king was accompanied by his wife camilla. the queen consult, and his son, prince william, whose now the ad to the throne. the ceremony featured trumpets on the king's scots centuries old royal protocol, playing out in front of the television cameras. for the 1st time ever. an accession council made up of senior political figures including past prime ministers and clerics from the church of england came together in london's saint james's palace to officially announced the death of the monarch and to proclaim a successor prince charles philip arthur george is now by the death of our late sovereign of happy memory become our only lawful and rightful liege lord. charles the 3rd privy counselors, including the new prime minister. la's trust, then signed the accession proclamation, which was ordered to be made public across the kingdom thing the lord chancellor. next, the new king was invited to make a declaration. my mother gave an example of lifelong love, and of selfless service. i shall strive to follow the inspiring example. i

the new titles have been given, the new king has spoken.ditor at the daily mail. here is the new king paying tribute to his mother, top of the last hour in his first speech. >> in her life of service we saw that abiding love of tradition together with that fearless embrace and progress and as every member of my family can testify she combined these qualities with warmth, humor, and an unnerring ability always to see the best in people. >> sandra: it really was a moving speech, the first since he became king. what is the reaction to that so far that you have seen and heard? >> i think everyone honestly thinks that he did a wonderful job. it's interesting that you played that clip where charles praised his mother's warmth and also her ability to see the best in people because that is not something that charles is famous for. he's not known for being a particularly warm character but we can already see that that is something that he's trying to work on. those scenes of him outside buckingham palace with camilla, embracing all of those people w

monarch. >> max, i the and we talk about how a political this queen has been over the 730 years, the new kingised thesome thing evening but there are certain causes that are important to him and that are important to the people who are celebrating now him being proclaimed the king. >> reporter: he will distance himself from those more opinionated views that he's had over the years and he said he's going to leave them behind to other people. the problem is we're very aware of how he feels. let's take an example of the queen. she might look at a building, a sky scraper from london and if we look it and project on to her with that's a really fundamental difference between this king and the previous quinn. there f ffrm i think that that's okay. that's no we expected her to be the stuff f and that will be fine as well as he reflects the feeling of the nation but it's a big risk if he's expressing himself something the nation doesn't feel the same about. and the queen, she doesn't want to get it wrong. we're seeing gun salutes taking place, wales effectively getting behind the new king. charles was

returning to buckingham palace, there is much for the new king to do. the official period of morning continues. a state funeral awaits a coronation will follow. and the line of succession is maintained, pull brennan, al jazeera central london reconvene now the latest pictures, king se, walk about side bucking pallets. we can see him meeting well wishes in what looked very much like an in from to walk very warmly received by members of the public there who believe that he'd been working in to clarence house from the mall and receiving. d 0 can don't, and boom, when she's going to talk to somebody and it's a james space at buckingham palace and james another walk about sorry, can you repeat that? and james, i'm not sure if you can hear us, but when we're looking at these mates is already the question of, of king child. so another walk about then how significant is this? i think it is significant. i think he and his family get some comfort from talking to people because the people are not coming here. most of them i think because they want to see king charl

and the new king has granted his first audience, to the new prime minister.isited the palace today. minister. liz truss visited the palace today-— minister. liz truss visited the palace today. minister. liz truss visited the palace toda . �* , , ., palace today. and stay with us on bbc news where _ palace today. and stay with us on bbc news where we _ palace today. and stay with us on bbc news where we will - palace today. and stay with us on | bbc news where we will bring you continuing coverage of events plus analysis from our team of correspondence in the uk and around the world. good evening. a period of national mourning for her majesty queen elizabeth ii has now started, led by her successor, elizabeth ii has now started, led by hersuccessor, king elizabeth ii has now started, led by her successor, king charles iii. earlier, the new king arrived at buckingham palace after travelling from balmoral in scotland where the queen died yesterday at the age of 96. in his first address to the people as monarch, charles fought to contain his emotion as he thanked

you are watching bbc news. kingan at windsor castle. and at balmoral, the queen's three younger children and their families viewed tributes to her after attending a church service. it comes as the date of the queen's funeral is announced as monday 19th september. and in other news this evening, ukraine says it has retaken several key towns and cities in the north and east as its offensive against russian forces gathers pace. good evening. charles iii, who became monarch immediately after the death of his mother, has been formally proclaimed king at st james's palace in london. in a ceremony which dates back centuries and which was televised for the first time in its history, the death of her majesty queen elizabeth ii was officially confirmed, before the new monarch swore an oath. king charles paid tribute to his late mother, saying her reign had been unequalled in dedication, duration and devotion. he vowed to follow her example and to seek peace, harmony and the prosperity of all the nations where he is now head o

kings regulations. some mps will swear a new oath of allegiance to the king tomorrow. is likely at some point in the future to become his majesty's theatre. lots of changes to the language of official and public life coming up.- to the language of official and public life coming up. thank you, james landale. _ there has been a steady stream of visitors to many of the royal residences today, with prople keen to pay their respects to the late queen, including at balmoral, where the queen's body is still lying at rest following the announcement of her death yesterday. my colleague kirsty wark is there tonight. here outside the gates, under the trees at balmoral, people have been coming since early morning. they have been moving very quietly, in their hundreds and thousands, all day they have been coming across the bridge to pay their respects and leave tokens and flowers for a queen for whom they have deep, deep affection. in fact, some of them came with their dogs, young and old. in fact tonight, now, people are still coming by the light of their iphones to leave flowers

news. i'm shaun ley with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. respect and love — kingharles iii pledges to loyally serve the people. they pay their respects to their new monarch and the late queen. god bless the queen and the king. it's unbelievable, what a day. at this time when he's lost his mother that he's assumed the role of monarch, there must be mixed emotions. to my darling mama, as you begin your last great journey to join my dear late papa, i want simply to say this. thank you. if you justjoined us, a warm welcome to bbc news whether you're watching in the uk or anywhere else around the world. i'm shaun ley. a period of national mourning for her majesty queen elizabeth ii has now started, led by her successor king charles iii. earlier on friday, the new king arrived at buckingham palace after travelling from balmoral in scotland where the queen died on thursday at the age of 96. in his first address to the people as monarch charles fought to contain his emotion as he thanked his late mother for her decades of service. our royal correspondent nicholas witchell

this morning, charles leaving scotland as the new king. eling to london, arriving at buckingham palace. he was about to address the commonwealth, and people all over the world for the first time as king. but before he would deliver that speech, a moment taken straight from the playbook of his mother. outside buckingham palace, king charles and his direct and personal connection with the people, going out to greet them as they mourn the loss of their beloved queen. the people who have gathered here from so many backgrounds, and they made it clear today -- they're here not only the mourn the queen, but to support their new king. along the way, voices from the crowd singing "god save the queen", the national anthem to honor their queen. then came the moment as he walked down the line, suddenly one voice turning into many. people beginning to sing "god save the king." ♪ god save the gracious king ♪ >> then from inside the blue drawing room in buckingham palace, a photo of the queen right beside him, his first message as king. and he began with

liz truss will fulfil her new role alongside a new king. vicki young, bbc news, westminster. les which began on thursday is expected to be true to the constitutional path followed by queen elizabeth. although charles�* views on some issues of public debate have been clearly expressed in the past, he comes to the throne at the age of 73 after serving a record period as prince of wales. our special correspondent allan little assesses charles�*s life and work so far, and the challenges ahead as monarch. fanfare it has been a long journey to the throne. at an age when most of us have retired, he assumes the role for which he has been preparing for much of his life. newsreel: her royal highness the princess elizabeth, - duchess of edinburgh, was safely delivered of a prince at 9:14pm. thatjourney began in 1948, when the country was recovering from a devastating war. the monarchy had come to symbolise the nation's wartime sacrifice and resilience. will you, to the utmost of your power, maintain in the united kingdom... he was just four when he saw his mother crowned — too young to u

ah, ah ah, this is dw news live from berlin, britain's charles, the 3rd is proclaimed king. oh, the succession to the throne is formerly announced. the ceremony held for the 1st time in 70 years. also coming up green's counter offensive gains momentum. green's army finds new scenes of devastation assets the rates. thousands of settlements from russian occupation. the rapid houston push. ah, i am eddie micah junior and you are welcome to the program. charles, the 3rd has been officially proclaimed britain's new monarch. that's the key constitutional step in recognizing his sovereignty. queen consol camilla. the prince. william accompanied him by the meeting of the accession console in london's saint james palace upon filled ceremony featuring trumpets on the king's gods, was forecast life for the 1st time. it will official, the top publicly proclaimed charles as the king from the balcony of the palace. prince joe philip: oh george is now by the death of our late sovereign of happy memory, become only lawful and right full liege lord, charles, the 3rd after officially been proc

in britain, the new king is charles the third in russia, better known as prince charles for at least the last 70 years. we called the heir prince chards. and now, all of a sudden , charles has become, in fact, charles did not change his name, as he was charles in english charles and remained, but the official throne name, now he has charles iii yes, and it’s more convenient for us to consider them charles you are their charles the first in the 17th century executed by beheading his son charles ii was already luckier rules 25 years managed to survive the plague and to survive in the great fire of london died a natural death, but in english both of these karls were called charles, so for ease of calculation, well, the king of the britons. we also call this charles iii charles iii so his majesty charles iii supreme commander of the armed forces great britain the supreme ruler of the anglican church, and he is also field marshal admiral of the fleet and air chief marshal never anywhere, never fought a day, charles iii is strewn with the highest orders, both in britain and abroad is known

and that what we've seen today is this acknowledgment of the new king. and again, laying out the different centers of power within and between the 2 different parts of the british constitution. ok, thanks hannah. last night a remembrance service for queen elizabeth took place in saint paul's cathedral in london. get a reminder of that, and of what we heard from king charles yesterday. at saint paul's cathedral, mona's from all walks of life congregated to pay their respects to the u. k. longest serving monic prime minister less trust and opposition leader kiss darma were among the attendees. hundreds of others had queued up for tickets the event to commemorate the queen's life and her legacy. earlier in the day and now king charles greeted well wishes outside buckingham palace where emotions were still rule unfairly. oh, poor girl, sandra joe lovingly thought i was a very precious place to come to an alleged world diarrhea. so there's a joy, the sadness bottles o celebration. king charles and his wife camilla made their way through the palace gates for t

we're going to take a closer look now at the new king charles the 3rd who were of course, decades to prepare for his new role. and take a look back at charles as long white to be king. ah, he was done the perpetual prince waiting to be king longer than any other air to the throne before him. charles philip arthur george, mount patton windsor, was born in 1948. the 1st son of princess elizabeth he was who years old at his mother's coronation. queen elizabeth the 2nd authors from the abbey, consecrated and dedicated to her life work. after attending boarding school and graduating from came it's university. charles continued toil tradition by serving in the royal air force, and royal navy at 30 to the wells most eligible bachelor announced his engagement to lady diana spencer. 13 years as junior was delighted in habit. i made the cheese of being brave enough to feel the couple married in july 1991. it was the wedding of the century and captured the world's imagination. thousands came up to cheer and around the globe. hundreds of millions watched the ceremony on the tv screens. again, the

i hope that the new king will be the same .third has not had such popularity in recent years in terms of ratings. he was inferior to his eldest son, the prince wim. yet the new king was warmly greeted by the enthusiastic crowd that gathered in front of buckingham palace. one lady even broke the protocol by managing to kiss the monarch. later, while receiving the prime minister at buckingham palace, the king admitted that he had long been afraid to imagine the death of elizabeth ii. it was so touching, when we arrived all these people came to express their condolences. inheritance from the queen. the third received her personal fortune. he is valued at £370m and also the duchy of lancaster which brings in around £24m a year crown jewel palaces and castles that are worth billions formally does not own a new king known for his desire to streamline the monarchy so that duties are performed by a limited number of trusted relatives who will not let you down in a week on september 19th. the whole extended royal family, despite to inte

everyone that i've spoken with to day near buckingham palace believes that the new king is up to the task and that the motions he is displayed over the past couple of days have definitely won over some hearts and minds. it could prove that king charles is more popular than he ever was. as those col nesmith reporting force in london to sport now and in the brunswick, abbey lupsi garn, backing on a new ear this week with coach domenico to disco, fired and replaced by former doctor boss back a rosa, as it happened, dorman were in town, unmatched. a 6 handing rosa the chance to make a good 1st impression on the hunt fans while also getting the chance to get one back on his former employees as 1st days go. it wasn't too shabby. ah, mark her rosa will be aiming to stay longer in leipzig. than the 46 games he lost that dormant could he, when his 1st one against some familiar faces. the early signs looked good as willy all by and not at the host's in front after just 6 minutes. may pinpoint header getting the hungarian defender of the mock for the new season. it would have been to nail on the

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and so we expect to see the new king charles the third and we already heard the privy council saying god save the king and so we see the new prime minister lustrous who is coming in and she will take her place and the various other members and dignitaries involved with the privy council and there we go with listening. >> business for part two of the council. your majesty, to make a declaration. my lords, ladies, and gentlemen. it is my most sorrowful duty to announce to you the death of my beloved mother the queen, i know how deeply you entire nation, and i may say, the entire world. sympathize with me in the irreparable loss that we have all suffered, and it is the greatest consolation to meet steno the sympathy expressed by so many to my sister and brothers and the such overwhelming affection and support that should be extended to our whole family and our lofts guy. to all of us as a family, as to this kingdom and the wider family of nations of which it is a parts my mother gave an example of lifelong love and of selfless service. my mother's rain wasn't equaled and duration. its de

liz truss will fulfil her new role alongside a new king. vicki young, bbc news, westminster. ation of king charles, many titles and names referring to the late queen will change. for more on that, our diplomatic correspondent james landale. well, this is quite common whenever there is a new monarch, a bit of a reshuffle of titles. the king's wife camilla becomes queen consort, just like the queen mother. as we heard, prince william, he gets a new dukedom, but also, as we have heard, he has also been made prince of wales, and that means that his wife catherine becomes princess of wales — a title, of course, last used by william's mother, diana. archie, the young son of harry and meghan, duke and duchess of sussex, he becomes a prince because he is now the son of a son of a sovereign. elsewhere in public life, in the courts, senior barristers are now known as king's counsel, the members of the armed services are now subject to king's regulations, some mps tomorrow will swear a new oath of allegiance to the king rather than the queen, and just down the road from here, her majesty

it all seems to be part of what i think of when i think of her or think of the new king. i like to say it's both the human and the heroic brought together in the person of one individual. >> dana: what do you think, if any role, the king will play in some of the work that you do? some of the very important geopolitical ties and also the difficulties that are happening all around the world? i wonder what his role will be, if any. >> i think he will work that out with the new prime minister. they will speak weekly, or almost weekly. i'm sure this is one thing that will be discussed. the king, of course, has no executive role. he is not part of government. he is what we call a constitutional monarch. but also well said the queen was the ultimate british diplomat. i'm sure that role of promoting friendships and promoting partnerships, bringing people together, that will continue. the king becomes head of the commonwealth as the queen was so already. there is a group with 56 nations that he will be interacting with. some of those members of the commonwealth he is also head of s

the first audience between the new king and the new prime minister.will never know anything about what was said. layla: a significant event and the first meeting between our new headf state and our new head of government, both new to their positions this week. these weekly meetings between the monarch and her prime minister have been taking place throughout the queen's reign, a chance for them to discuss government matters in private, in a setting that is entirely private. the queen remains politically neutral throughout her rain. king charles will remain politically neutral too, but this is a chance to discuss government business and will become a regular, weekly appointment between king charles and liz truss. it's worth noting in the commonwealth today, where tributes have been paid to the queen, mp's in the house, led by liz truss, paid respects, but we still have two on the bank branches -- back benches, boris johnson and theresa may, both with fond memories of their weekly audiences with the queen. you can get a sense from them of how much those

business is getting on the way for the new king. he's been meeting the prime minister. he's been meeting the cabinet. he's been meeting at the archbishop of canterbury because he has a, a religious role. the king of england is also the head of the church of england. so business has started already at a time course that still a time of national morning. but where as you watch all those pictures of what's happened here today, you got to remember that the key person claimed the key role was king charles. and of course this for him is a time of great personal morning to here's the data right james. so thanks for that, james base there of buckingham palace or let's add up to scotland now to bow moral castle. and we can speak to a correspondent at rob matheson and rob a little bit earlier. we saw members of the royal family coming out to have a look at all the the array of flowers and to she, the people who pay their respects to the queen whose body still lies at bow morrow . and amongst those members, the royal family came out was prince andrew. and that significant i think i

the new king and the new prime minister, and he will be preparing for the broadcast, the king �*s addressill expect will go out at around 6pm. again, i stress that all of these timings are subject to confirmation and clarification, and will be many things that he will be wanting to consider. many plans. although they are already drawn up, they willjust need to be looked at and he will want to ensure that when he visits the four nations, and over the next few days he will be expected to be visiting cardiff and edinburgh and northern ireland, and he will be i'm sure making speeches in each of those capital cities will stop and again, these initial speeches will be very important, setting the tone for his reign. it be very important, setting the tone for his reign-— for his reign. it does feel like a real moment _ for his reign. it does feel like a real moment of _ for his reign. it does feel like a real moment of change - for his reign. it does feel like a real moment of change now. i for his reign. it does feel like a i real moment of change now. we for his reign. it does feel like a - rea

new york. we're standing by. we'll bring you king charles' speech to the world as soon as that happens. we are also standing by for the service at st. paul's. it's all ahead, along with new reaction from the people of britain and palace insiders mourning queen elizabeth and waiting to hear from their new king. liberty mutual. they customize your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. contestants ready? go! onlyly pay for what you need. jingle: : liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. with directv i can get live tv and on demand together: football, housewives, football, housewives, football, housewives... whoops. oh no... whoops. the housewives are on the field. repeat, the housewives are on the field. i just want talk! yeah! who flips a table? get your tv together. call 1-800-directv to save up to $120. we're carvana we created a brand new way for you to sell your car go to carvana answer a few questions and our techno wizardry calculates your car's value and gives you a real offer in seconds we'll come to you pay you on the spot then pick up your car that's it at carvana a monst

for the new king, perhaps for both. lls will ultimately tell us, ali, whether or not a lot of folks who felt disappointed when he was prince charles may be coming around to the new monarch but certainly around here you can feel both the sorrow and the loss of the monarch. but also, i think a certain hopefulness for what has yet to come, ali. >> i want to show our viewers some images that we are getting in of one of the houses of parliament. i am not sure whether this is the combined house or if they are doing it separately. but they are taking their oath. this is part of a long and complicated process. this isn't a matter of one monarch dying and another monarch replacing them. there, the king, king charles iii ascended to the throne immediately upon the passing of his mother. but there is 1 million stops on the way which will culminate in her funeral in many days from now. and a coronation many months from now. at the moment, this is what is happening. this is the ascension council did they're meeting this morning, the

we've seen the 2 brothers and 2 sons of the new king together. now that's interesting because there has in recent recent months and recent years, even being a perceived rift reported widely on by. by that book the tabloid newspapers in tabloid press around the world, a rift between prince william is now in the last 24 hours we made the new prince of wales, given that title by his father and prince harry, the duke of sussex, whose retreated from a ra life with his wife megan now lives away from the u. k. in california. and i think the fight they were together. and also that 24 hours ago, the new king. i mentioned his love for harry and megan. i think they're trying to put that divide behind them and also perhaps show this notion that in the spirit of the former queen, unity should be the order of the day for the nation that now has a brand new king. all right, thank you very much. our diplomatic editor james bay's in london. so really just been hearing prince harry and his wife megan, joined the prince and princess of wales, silica attributes, and