penny mordaunt, _ sword holding included. penny mordaunt, president - sword holding included.cil, bearer of the sword of state, thank you for being on political thinking. penny had no choice whether to do thisjob or not penny had no choice whether to do this job or not but she had a choice about how she did it. and what is clear is that the girl who was the magicians assistant who went to theatre school and performed on the telly and atv diving show believes in the power of performance, believes in the significance of connecting with people, believes that the key test of political leadership is character. she wasn't crude enough to say so, but if she runs to beat tory leader again, expect to makejust runs to beat tory leader again, expect to make just that point and expect to make just that point and expect to make just that point and expect to see that image, with that sword and that address, again, again and again. thanks for watching. hello there. although parts of east and south—east england remain grey and quite cool all day, much of the country had a very fine and sunny

do you think —— penny mordaunt. do you think —— penny mordaunt.n the next season? more power to the super people. we can do it. we more power to the super people. we can do it— we can do it. we will certainly see. we can do it. we will certainly see- itut _ we can do it. we will certainly see- itut as — we can do it. we will certainly see. but as of— we can do it. we will certainly see. but as of freed _ we can do it. we will certainly see. but as of freed men - we can do it. we will certainlyj see. but as of freed men from the new york times, fashion director and chief fashion critic. thank you so much for your analysis. critic. thank you so much for youranalysis. —— critic. thank you so much for your analysis. —— vanessa friedman. police in london have defended a series of arrests they made throughout coronation day. fifity—two people were detained, most of them on suspicion of conspiracy to cause a public nuisance. police say they had received information that protesters planned to disrupt the event. our home affairs correspondent daniel sandfo

penny mordaunt, president of the council, bearer of the sword of state, thank you for being on politicalb or not but she had a choice about how she did it. and what is clear is that the girl who was the magician�*s assistant who went to theatre school and performed on the telly in a tv diving show, believes in the power of performance, believes in the significance of connecting with people, believes that the key test of political leadership is character. she wasn�*t crude enough to say so, but if she runs to be tory leader again, expect to make just that point and expect to see that image, with that sword in that dress, again, again and again. thanks for watching. hello there. so far this morning, it�*s been rather misty and murky across central and eastern areas of england, but things should improve here. there�*ll be some sunny spells developing throughout this afternoon, and that�*s where we�*ll also find the warmest of the weather today. but further north and west, we�*ve got some outbreaks of rain, and that rain has been steadily moving its way through scotland, northern ireland. th

penny mordaunt speaking to nick robinson on his bbc podcast political thinking.and penny mordaunt. in the next hour, coming up mordaunt. in the next hour, coming up we have the latest on the uk sending cruise missiles to ukraine. we are also watching the scene in pakistan at the supreme court. i want to show you the latest pictures of imran khan arriving there at the courthouse. we are expecting him to depart in the next little while and we will be listening out for comments after the supreme court ordered his release, described his arrest on tuesday as a legal. joy from his supporters after that ruling, so we will get the latest on that major story there in pakistan here in the next hour. you're watching bbc news. don't go away. hello again. lots of slow moving thundery showers today bringing a risk of some flooding this afternoon. the early morning cloud in manchester was spun around by these wake vortices coming off this landing a380 plane. beautiful picture, but enough of the plane spotting and on to the cloud spotting. well, there's plenty of that. and many

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penny mordaunt talking to nick robinson on his bbc podcast political thinking — about her role in thed expected to be watching with 16 competing with the final. uk hosting this contest on behalf of ukraine masters winner, someone who knows what it is like to represent someone who knows what it's like to represent ukraine at eurovision is tina karol. she was the country's entry in 2006 and finished seventh in the grand final. she's been telling my colleague maryam moshiri what it's like to be back at eurovision: iamso i am so grateful and so thankful and ukrainian citizens, you give us a huge opportunity to represent but we have and this is incredible. you are finding this is, we feel that someone is watching her back and someone is watching her back and someone is watching her back and someone is fighting with us. this is part of the resistance because this music festival, the eurovision that year, this is how europe united and the show goes on about russia, yes. that is a huge mission and we bring the mission and freedom, the hope, onejoy, one home and this is for our troops and sold

it is the i naval training with penny mordaunt! she is definitely trending on social media.ar, katy perry, went| on social media? this one in i particular, katy perry, went viral. i want to show you these pictures of her arriving at the coronation. i think that we can show you there now. she had a little bit of trouble finding her seat. she was looking around for it, couldn't quite find it, and everybody was sharing that. and at the heart, as well. go on to social media and you will find it. katie had people asking why she was there anyway. she is at the coronation concert tomorrow. she had a bit of fun afterwards saying don't worry, guys, ifound my seat! brute worry, guys, i found my seat! we hoe worry, guys, i found my seat! we ho -e she worry, guys, ifound my seat! we hope she finds her place tomorrow, she is a key part of the concert. she definitely found her hat! and some serious comment about the home secretary? that some serious comment about the home secreta ? . , ., ., secretary? that is right. you have been mentioning _ secretary? that is right. you have been menti

one of the stars of the coronation of king charles was penny mordaunt, the lord of the privy council,sort of offering after charles was crowned. she was the first woman to take on that role she has been talking about how she did it. —— andy. has been talking about how she did it- -- andy-— has been talking about how she did it. --and . ., . , , it. -- andy. how much pumping i was there? this — it. -- andy. how much pumping i was there? this story _ it. -- andy. how much pumping i was there? this story has _ it. -- andy. how much pumping i was there? this story has developed -- i there? this story has developed -- --umin~ there? this story has developed -- pumping iron _ there? this story has developed -- pumping iron was _ there? this story has developed -- pumping iron was there? _ there? this story has developed -- pumping iron was there? i - there? this story has developed -- pumping iron was there? i did - there? this story has developed -- pumping iron was there? i did take j there? this story has developed -- i pumping iron was there? i did take a coule of pumping iron was there

the sort of state carried by penny mordaunt, lord president of the council. 0ther penny mordaunt, lordpresented by representatives of other faiths. and, finally, since edwards crown, made from solid gold and last worn by queen elizabeth ii at her coronation. faith and truth i will be unto you, as your legia man of life and limb, so help me god. thinking �*s saina, prince william, knelt and paid homage to his father. son and heir. and then it was the turn of the king's life guard mkhabela, to be crowned by the archbishop of canterbury. —— wife camilla. waiting outside, more than 3000 military personnel. the position set of just after position set ofjust after one o'clock the newly crowned monarchs in the gold stagecoach. behind them, the prince and princess of wales and their three children. 0nce and their three children. once the recession had returned to buckingham palace, e—mail was open, following the crows a closer look at the balcony and the king and queen. prince william joined with his family, including the reliably demonstrably prince louis, prince harry, who was not invited to

the sort of state carried by penny mordaunt, lord president of the council.resentatives of other faiths. and, finally, since edwards crown, made from solid gold and last worn by queen elizabeth ii at her coronation. faith and truth i will be unto you, as your legia man of life faith and truth i will bear unto you, as your liege man of life and limb, so help me god. the kings son and heir, prince william, knelt and paid homage to his father. and then it was the turn of the king's wife, camilla, to be crowned by the archbishop of canterbury. bells peal. waiting outside, more than 4,000 military personnel. the coronation procession set off just after one o'clock with the newly crowned monarchs in the gold state coach. behind them, the prince and princess of wales and their three children. once the procession had returned to buckingham palace, the mall was opened, allowing the crowds a closer look at the balcony and the king and queen. prince william joined with his family, including the reliably demonstrative prince louis. prince harry, who was not invited to jo

penny mordaunt, mp.ad a custom outfit made by sophia london. the teal outfit has fern adorned onto it in gold thread. her cape coat dress had a matching headpiece to go. jill biden in ralph lauren, an american brand. we had the first lady, of course, representing the president of the united states. she attended the event with her granddaughter and cornflower blue and buttercup yellow. though they were representing america, they were in the colours of ukraine, as can be seen. as we've been hearing, the eurovision song contest gets under way properly tomorrow in liverpool with the first semifinal. as well as the spectacle and the music element of eurovision, this promises to be a huge week for businesses across liverpool. fans from all over the world have poured into the city — providing a much welcomed boost to the local economy. hannah miller reports. # well, shake it up baby, now # twist and shout# liverpool doing what liverpool does best. entertainment already spilling out onto the streets in a city th

penny mordaunt speaking a little earlier. _ in 1953. today who will look up to her because she just did a wonderful, wonderful altogether.— did a wonderful, wonderful altoaether. ., ~' ., ., . . altogether. you know that church attendance _ altogether. you know that church attendance is _ altogether. you know that church attendance is declining _ altogether. you know that church attendance is declining in i altogether. you know that church attendance is declining in the i attendance is declining in the country as it is in many western nations, do you think, it would be to say that watching a coronation like this, perhaps i was struck by the religious nature of the coronation of the topmost thought it was a celebration of putting a crown on and as you have pointed out it is a church, anglican service, do you think, will there be a few more people in church tomorrow do you think? i people in church tomorrow do you think? ~' people in church tomorrow do you think? ~ ., ., think? i think we found through the death of her _ think? i think we

penny mordaunt, mp. lots of conversation about her outfit, which was a break with tradition. role, and she had a custom outfit made by sophia london. the teal outfit has fern adorned onto it in gold thread. her cape coat dress had a matching headpiece to go. jill biden in ralph lauren, an american brand. we had the first lady, of course, representing the president of the united states. she attended the event with her granddaughter and cornflower blue and buttercup yellow. though they were representing america, they were in the colours of ukraine, as can be seen. also, prince harry, interestingly, and kimjones, designed by dior. and princess eugenie and lvmh owned fendi, and princess beatrice in beulah, london, sticking to a british brand there. hello. we're going to see some warm sunshine in the next couple of days. but don't leave home without a mac or a brolly, because what the sunshine will do in the next few days is inject energy in to quite an unstable atmosphere and we're going to see clouds like these scuttling across our skies, and some pretty heavy showers eventually

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and penny mordaunt any ceremonial role as the lord president of the council, the first woman to takee. and jill biden, the first lady of the united states, in cornflower blue with her granddaughter in yellow. buttercup yellow. they weather to represent the united states but clearly they were carrying the colours of the ukraine. now it's time for a look at the weather with susan powell. hello. umbrellas at the ready for the next few days. we will all see spells of sunshine, and now we're into may, that sunshine can feel pleasantly warm, but what we are also going to see in the next few days is showers developing, and they will be heavy, and some will be accompanied by hail and thunder at times too. we have one area of rainfall pulling away eastwards from the uk at the moment. this pretty solid band of cloud you see here. another area of rainfall set to come sweeping up from the south—west, to run across southern, and eventually eastern counties, through this evening and overnight. following on behind that band of rain, showers, clusters of them, big heavy showers pushing out of northe

another standout moment, penny mordaunt mp taking on the ceremonial role. the president of united states with her granddaughter, wearing ralph lauren. interestingly, representing america but also carrying the colours of ukraine. thank you very much for that. two bbcjournalists have transformed an electric cargo bicycle into a mobile office and studio. this quality bike bureau and enables them to do so operated and solar powered live reports across track forms. the aim is to elevate our mobile journalism from the field and help the bbc on its journey to reach net zero. from the field and help the bbc on itsjourney to reach net zero. this has been a passion project for us for years. has been a passion project for us foryears. it has been a passion project for us for years. it is kind of like the swiss army knife of mobile broadcasting. and already, using a cargo bike has been a game changer for me. taking you to the heart of breaking news, depositing my daughter at school and being live on—air moments later. we thought it had the potential to do even more. no

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you backed penny mordaunt at— well thank you. you backed penny mordaunt at some _ well thank you.hi sunak will lead us into the next election and we _ will lead us into the next election and we can— will lead us into the next election and we can turn things and... pain he will— and we can turn things and... pain he will he — and we can turn things and... pain he will he a — and we can turn things and... pain he will be a great of the team. if rishi _ he will be a great of the team. if rishi sunak does not win the next election. — rishi sunak does not win the next election. it— rishi sunak does not win the next election, it is up to him what he wants_ election, it is up to him what he wants to — election, it is up to him what he wants to do, he is doing a fantastic 'ob wants to do, he is doing a fantastic job and _ wants to do, he is doing a fantastic job and i_ wants to do, he is doing a fantastic job and i am — wants to do, he is doing a fantastic job and i am delighted to support hinm _ job and i am delighted to support him. . ., ., ,., ., job and i am delighted to support him.

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maybe penny mordaunt steps in with mai— penny mordaunt steps in with inn-iens— penny mordaunt steps inings are going to get ieiien isn— go far. things are going to get better for you. _ go far. things are going to get better for you. bless you better for you. oh, bless you for better for you. oh, bless you isi-nean— better for you. oh, bless you for-yeah yeah,- better for you. oh, bless you for yeah yeah, right. for that. yeah yeah, right. neii.— for that. yeah yeah, right. neii-say— for that. yeah yeah, right. well,-say you're- for that. yeah yeah, right. well,-say you're goingl for that. yeah yeah, right. l well,-say you're going to for that. yeah yeah, right. well, say you're going to go well, you say you're going to go far. i've had say far. i mean, i've had bosses say that me out. that when they chucked me out. well, you're going to well, they do. you're going to go far down the road. you're going right-that- go far down the road. you're going right-that road.- giti : : you're going right that road. yeah going right up that road. yeah neii.— going right up that road. yeah wen. imm

penny mordaunt , who did a penny mordaunt, who did a oenttnety— penny mordaunt, who did a genuinely brilliantg. why can't we all be on time? he didn't smile all weetent. — on time? he didn't smile all weekend. the— on time? he didn't smile all weekend. the reason- . 3307 he didn't smile all weekend. 3 weekend. the reason he's my jackass is because i want him to do well. and i think he looked like a bit of a misery guts this weekend. oh, come off the linda ttttten— weekend. oh, come off the linda ttttten wnyte— weekend. oh, come off the linda dillian whyte not— weekend. oh, come off the linda dillian whyte not bad— 3 oh, come off the linda dillian whyte not bad form. ttet— dillian whyte not bad form. the we— dillian whyte not bad form. that was save— dillian whyte not bad form. that was save things- dillian whyte not bad form. that was save things belinda mine has to be the bridgerton actress adjoa andoh for targeting our royal family with her anti—white rhetoric. unacceptable. and i'm sorry her anti—white rhetoric. - unacceptable. and i'm sorry that itv unacceptable. and i'm sorry that rtv tt

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millions of people around the world probably know who penny mordaunt is.t was the outfit, the i background in navy that she has. that's not easy holding a sword like that. ,, ., , ., ., , that. she said it was a really touch. that. she said it was a really tough- she _ that. she said it was a really tough. she had _ that. she said it was a really tough. she had to _ that. she said it was a really tough. she had to work- that. she said it was a really tough. she had to work on l that. she said it was a really l tough. she had to work on her that. she said it was a really - tough. she had to work on her upper body strength and it's a really heavy — body strength and it's a really heavy sword. she had to do some training _ heavy sword. she had to do some training ahead of it.— heavy sword. she had to do some training ahead of it. thank you very much. we training ahead of it. thank you very much- we are _ training ahead of it. thank you very much. we are going _ training ahead of it. thank you very much. we are going to _ training ahead of it. thank you very m

colleague, penny mordaunt. and what did you think eteet tne— not. and what did you think about the police— and what did you think about the police handling of the preteeteree— about the police handling of the protesters? there— about the police handling of the protesters? there over 50 protesters? there were over 50 arrests. _smith - protesters? there were over 50 arrests-smith ,- protesters? there were over 50 arrests. smith , the head arrests. graham smith, the head of arrests. graham smith, the head et-ee— arrests. graham smith, the head of-as we've said- of republic, as we've said etreetvt— of republic, as we've saidi etreetvt—tv already, he got arrested by eettee— already, he got arrested by eettee e— already, he got arrested by pettee e tnt— already, he got arrested by police a bit over the top. there neve— police a bit over the top. there neve teen— police a bit over the top. there have been concerns about the ceneervettvee— have been concerns about the conservatives-on- conservatives policies on preteet

here she is penny mordaunt. here she is etemtv— penny mordaunt.treet legend, radio star, co—founder of- street legend, radio star, co—founder of talk sport and mem— co—founder of talk sport and much more . so,— co—founder of talk sport and much more . so, paul, your much more. so, paul, your ettetttet— much more. so, paul, your ettetttet et— much more. so, paul, your highlight of the day or some of the teteee— highlight of the day or some of the things that— highlight of the day or some of the things that really stuck mte— the things that really stuck me you?— the things that really stuck evtte you? oe— the things that really stuck with you? oh william's kiss on his with you? oh william's kiss on me teteee-e— with you? oh william's kiss on his father's cheek— with you? oh william's kiss on his father's cheek was the memem— his father's cheek was the memem .,_ his father's cheek was the memem ., t— his father's cheek was the moment i, i shed a tear because is moment i, i shed a tear because te teet— moment i, i shed a tear because te teet evee— mom

here she is penny mordaunt. here she is etemtv— penny mordaunt.treet legend, radio star, co—founder of- street legend, radio star, co—founder of talk sport and mem— co—founder of talk sport and much more . so,— co—founder of talk sport and much more . so, paul, your much more. so, paul, your ettetttet— much more. so, paul, your ettetttet et— much more. so, paul, your highlight of the day or some of the teteee— highlight of the day or some of the things that— highlight of the day or some of the things that really stuck mte— the things that really stuck me you?— the things that really stuck evtte you? oe— the things that really stuck with you? oh william's kiss on his with you? oh william's kiss on me teteee-e— with you? oh william's kiss on his father's cheek— with you? oh william's kiss on his father's cheek was the memem— his father's cheek was the memem .,_ his father's cheek was the memem ., t— his father's cheek was the moment i, i shed a tear because is moment i, i shed a tear because te teet— moment i, i shed a tear because te teet evee— mom

i think penny mordaunt was an absolute standout.y morton was the first woman re re rnar rere— penny morton was the first woman to do that role that— penny morton was the first woman to do that role that she did naming— to do that role that she did holding-sword. - to do that role that she did holding sword. we also saw holding the sword. we also saw renare— holding the sword. we also saw female-because,- female bishops because, ofi female bishops because, of- course, female bishops were only annea— course, female bishops were only arrenea rn— course, female bishops were only allowed in this— course, female bishops were only allowed in this country since dore.— allowed in this country since dore—anal allowed in this country since dore—dar 71 allowed in this country since. 2016._that 7 so 2016. can you believe that? so we 2016. can you believe that? so are-a— 2016. can you believe that? so ne-a rer— 2016. can you believe that? so ne-a er en— 2016. can you believe that? so we-a lot of women- 2016. can you believe that? so we a lot of w

penny mordaunt barry. oh, norman. and one to watch. penny mordaunt barry . albert hall in november and— service and in the albert hall in november and it's just so , so in november and it's just so, so fun— in november and it's just so, so not — in november and it's just so, so not nn— in november and it's just so, so full on. it's lovely— in november and it's just so, so full on. it's lovely .- in november and it's just so, so full on. e e full on. it's lovely. it's magic. there's all the things magic. there's all the things magic. apparently you could hear it ok— magic. apparently you could hear n at kne— magic. apparently you could hear n at tne nay— magic. apparently you could hear it all the way down— “eng kt. apparently you could hear it all the way down the ““eg kt. apparently you could hear it all the way down the mall. “eg kt. apparently you could hear it all the way down the mall. it it all the way down the mall. n kind— it all the way down the mall. n kind of— it all the way down the mall. it kind of rang— it all the way down the mall. it kind of r

i think penny mordaunt was an absolute standout.y morton was the first woman re re rnar rere— penny morton was the first woman to do that role that— penny morton was the first woman to do that role that she did naming— to do that role that she did holding-sword. - to do that role that she did holding sword. we also saw holding the sword. we also saw renare— holding the sword. we also saw female-because,- female bishops because, ofi female bishops because, of- course, female bishops were only annea— course, female bishops were only arrenea rn— course, female bishops were only allowed in this— course, female bishops were only allowed in this country since dore.— allowed in this country since dore—anal allowed in this country since dore—dar 71 allowed in this country since. 2016._that 7 so 2016. can you believe that? so we 2016. can you believe that? so are-a— 2016. can you believe that? so ne-a rer— 2016. can you believe that? so ne-a er en— 2016. can you believe that? so we-a lot of women- 2016. can you believe that? so we a lot of w

. a photo there of penny mordaunt.ill out the upper arm strength? well, fovideo that will show out the upper arm strength? well, fovideo that will show it. out the upper arm strength? well, fovideo that will show it. no,t a video that will show it. no, there's one story saying that she's touted for pm because are we terrible as country? we that terrible as a country? yes. something. yes. they can hold something. wedd— yes. they can hold something. wed—drew.- yes. they can hold something.l we'll—then.-but we'll have them then. yeah. but she we'll have them then. yeah. but ewe-edu— we'll have them then. yeah. but ere-odd ,— we'll have them then. yeah. but she-still , wouldn't. she hold it so still, wouldn't it she hold it so still, wouldn't rr pe— she hold it so still, wouldn't rr be due— she hold it so still, wouldn't it be like liz— she hold it so still, wouldn't it be like liz truss who would guer— it be like liz truss who would due—dud- it be like liz truss who wouldi due—dud ooer just drop it and clang and cost us b

. a photo there of penny mordaunt.ill out the upper arm strength? well, fovideo that will show out the upper arm strength? well, fovideo that will show it. out the upper arm strength? well, fovideo that will show it. no,t a video that will show it. no, there's one story saying that she's touted for pm because are we terrible as country? we that terrible as a country? yes. something. yes. they can hold something. wedd— yes. they can hold something. wed—drew.- yes. they can hold something.l we'll—then.-but we'll have them then. yeah. but she we'll have them then. yeah. but ewe-edu— we'll have them then. yeah. but ere-odd ,— we'll have them then. yeah. but she-still , wouldn't. she hold it so still, wouldn't it she hold it so still, wouldn't rr pe— she hold it so still, wouldn't rr be due— she hold it so still, wouldn't it be like liz— she hold it so still, wouldn't it be like liz truss who would guer— it be like liz truss who would due—dud- it be like liz truss who wouldi due—dud ooer just drop it and clang and cost us b

penny mordaunt their lives. penny mordaunt eppeeret— their lives.. will his children thank htme— anger. will his children thank htme ttme— anger. will his children thank him? time will— anger. will his children thank him? time will tell. anger. will his children thank him? time will tell . was it him? time will tell. was it werth— him? time will tell. was it werth tte— him? time will tell. was it worth it? harry— him? time will tell. was it worth it? harry perhaps moving terwert— worth it? harry perhaps moving terwert. herrw— worth it? harry perhaps moving forward. harry and meghan could teem— forward. harry and meghan could teem the— forward. harry and meghan could teem the ert— forward. harry and meghan could learn the art of— forward. harry and meghan could learn the art of forgiveness . learn the art of forgiveness. semethhg— learn the art of forgiveness. something that— learn the art of forgiveness. something that his father, the mpg,— something that his father, the hmg, trwtw— something that his father, the hmg, trwtw hes— something that his f

i mean, penny mordaunt-with— in that ceremony. i mean, penny mordaunt-with her- in that ceremony. tell you have to be willing to tell the why to see the receptionist why you to see a yeah. oh yeah, that's a doctor. yeah. oh yeah, that's a doctor. yeah. oh yeah, that's a point. ihadn't a doctor. yeah. oh yeah, that's a point. i hadn't thought a good point. i hadn't thought of a good point. i hadn't thought oh that.— a good point. i hadn't thought of that, especially— g: i hadn't thought of that, especially over the phone. — of that, especially over the phone, - know?- of that, especially over the phone, know? and of that, especially over the- phone, .know?-and it's phone, you know? yeah and it's i euphoee—we-re- suppose as a country we're perhahe— suppose as a country we're oerhape-the— suppose as a country we're perhaps the most , most perhaps not the most, most tortheorhhg— perhaps not the most, most forthcoming with kind of bearing it forthcoming with kind of bearing ttih— forthcoming with kind of bearing ttih authe— forthcoming with kind of bearing ttih huhtte at— forthcoming w

i am seeing penny mordaunt walking to that music.morning. good morning. it is ureat to good morning. good morning. it is great to see _ good morning. good morning. it is great to see yom _ good morning. good morning. it is great to see you. i _ good morning. good morning. it is great to see you. i cannot - good morning. good morning. it is great to see you. i cannot wait - good morning. good morning. it is great to see you. i cannot wait to l great to see you. i cannot wait to hear about your experience. what a life experience it must have been for you. life experience it must have been foryou. pauljordan life experience it must have been for you. pauljordan is here. good morninu. for you. pauljordan is here. good morning- i — for you. pauljordan is here. good morning- i am _ for you. pauljordan is here. good morning. i am wearing _ for you. pauljordan is here. good morning. i am wearing my - for you. pauljordan is here. good morning. i am wearing my nicky french— morning. i am wearing my nicky french t—shirt. | morning. i am wearing

so many elements of that coronation, seeing the number of women processing, key roles, penny mordauntation, you've to be in your 905. there are around 6,000 people. more than— 905. there are around 6,000 people. more than 99% have never witnessed that. more than 99% have never witnessed that a_ more than 99% have never witnessed that. a tradition that has lain dormant— that. a tradition that has lain dormant can be revived and see in all its _ dormant can be revived and see in all its complexity, it is quite remarkable.— all its complexity, it is quite remarkable. ., ., remarkable. looking at the face of the kint , remarkable. looking at the face of the king. there — remarkable. looking at the face of the king, there fs _ remarkable. looking at the face of the king, there fs a _ remarkable. looking at the face of the king, there fs a moment - remarkable. looking at the face of the king, there fs a moment whenj remarkable. looking at the face of. the king, there fs a moment when we looked at each other, the moment when the princess of wales pledged his allegiance and oath to his father

the minister of the moment, penny mordaunt.

the daily telegraph whitehall blob halts repeal of brexit laws and then is penny mordaunt there in aneir minds. those are your front pages as. so oh, leo, you will kick us off nttn— so oh, leo, you will kick us off with thursday's— oh, leo, you will kick us off with thursday's telegraph. so they— with thursday's telegraph. so they tore— with thursday's telegraph. so they have whitehall- with thursday's telegraph. so they have whitehall blob halts repeal of brexit laws. kemi badenoch has said- repeal of brexit laws. kemi badenoch has said it's- ”c: mix c kemi badenoch has said it's been tnpoeettte— badenoch has said it's been impossible to— badenoch has said it's been impossible to scrap these these oronteet— impossible to scrap these these promised brexit— impossible to scrap these these promised brexit laws . my“ impossible to scrap these these promised brexit laws . 3 r: promised brexit laws. rishi said net— promised brexit laws. rishi said he'd scrapped 4000 laws by the end of the year , but she says end of the year, but she says whitehall intransigence is stopping them. also . if

the daily telegraph whitehall blob halts repeal of brexit laws and then is penny mordaunt there in aneir minds. those are your front pages as. so oh, leo, you will kick us off nttn— so oh, leo, you will kick us off with thursday's— oh, leo, you will kick us off with thursday's telegraph. so they— with thursday's telegraph. so they tore— with thursday's telegraph. so they have whitehall- with thursday's telegraph. so they have whitehall blob halts repeal of brexit laws. kemi badenoch has said- repeal of brexit laws. kemi badenoch has said it's- ”c: mix c kemi badenoch has said it's been tnpoeettte— badenoch has said it's been impossible to— badenoch has said it's been impossible to scrap these these oronteet— impossible to scrap these these promised brexit— impossible to scrap these these promised brexit laws . my“ impossible to scrap these these promised brexit laws . 3 r: promised brexit laws. rishi said net— promised brexit laws. rishi said he'd scrapped 4000 laws by the end of the year , but she says end of the year, but she says whitehall intransigence is stopping them. also . if

in her role as tort— penny mordaunt in her role as lord president— penny mordaunt in her role as lordiva , viva! _ screen, there you will hear the cry, viva , viva! rirt“g . cry, viva, viva! long live the king. long live the king arlene foster . say . rac say . say . the say sevilla rac say. say. the say sevilla say vaziev a&e mrzr . say vaziev a&e mrzr. say . by byimy by i my friends. i love camilla. by by i my friends. i love camilla. by my— by i my friends. i love camilla. by my ment— by i my friends. i love camilla. by my friend diana— by i my friends. i love camilla. by my friend diana .— 5g : ilove camilla. by my friend diana . camilla by by my friend diana. camilla by tatus— by my friend diana. camilla by tatus by— by my friend diana. camilla by batus by batus_ by my friend diana. camilla by batus by batus .— by my friend diana. camilla by batus by batus . by batus . batus by batus. by batus. by . batus by batus. by batus. by. wttt— batus by batus. by batus. by. wttt wou— batus by batus. by batus. by. wntt wou etw— batus by batus. by batus. by. what you saw, there was a tttmpee

most of them were in penny mordaunt sword. carry on. i don't think tney— sword. carry on.isn't it? like the monarchies- monarchies vulnerable? so tnew-ne— monarchies vulnerable? so . tnew-ne—twst they're all like, oh, we'll just all they're all like, oh, we'll just ou—veon- they're all like, oh, we'll just all—yeah, they're i all leave now. yeah, they're vulnerable. _ all leave now. yeah, they're vulnerable. and _ all leave now. yeah, they're vulnerable. and the fact is, wet— vulnerable. and the fact is, what monarchy? what is what is the monarchy? what is wnot— what is the monarchy? what is we ts— what is the monarchy? what is what is britain— what is the monarchy? what is what is britain done for these ooswnnet— countries anyway? they're not tnene-s— countries anyway? they're not there's-under- there's no they're under the wnotewen— there's no they're under the whatever the _ there's no they're under the whatever the umbrella umbrella of whatever the umbrella umbrella ottne— whatever the umbrella umbrella of we unten— whatever the umbrella umbrella of the united states .

most of them were in penny mordaunt sword. carry on. i don't think tney— sword. carry on.isn't it? like the monarchies- monarchies vulnerable? so tnew-ne— monarchies vulnerable? so . tnew-ne—twst they're all like, oh, we'll just all they're all like, oh, we'll just ou—veon- they're all like, oh, we'll just all—yeah, they're i all leave now. yeah, they're vulnerable. _ all leave now. yeah, they're vulnerable. and _ all leave now. yeah, they're vulnerable. and the fact is, wet— vulnerable. and the fact is, what monarchy? what is what is the monarchy? what is wnot— what is the monarchy? what is we ts— what is the monarchy? what is what is britain— what is the monarchy? what is what is britain done for these ooswnnet— countries anyway? they're not tnene-s— countries anyway? they're not there's-under- there's no they're under the wnotewen— there's no they're under the whatever the _ there's no they're under the whatever the umbrella umbrella of whatever the umbrella umbrella ottne— whatever the umbrella umbrella of we unten— whatever the umbrella umbrella of the united states .

the minister of the moment, penny mordaunt.here's out at the party's dire mishandling of scottish finances today. perhaps now they could tum— today. perhaps now they could tum their— today. perhaps now they could turn their attention— : perhaps now they could turn their attention to their dire— turn their attention to their dire mishap— turn their attention to their dire mishap of— turn their attention to their dire mishap of scottish finances and wm.— dire mishap of scottish finances and with reports— dire mishap of scottish finances and with reports the snp tried to oust— and with reports the snp tried to oust their— and with reports the snp tried to oust their nosy_ and with reports the snp tried to oust their nosy treasurer from— to oust their nosy treasurer from the— to oust their nosy treasurer from the party. - to oust their nosy treasurer from the party. ca" w} 37�* to oust their nosy treasurer from the party. ca" \3 37�* 1l from the party. can the snp call its vicious civil war and recover before the next election 7 re

the minister of the moment, penny mordaunt. out at the party's dire mishandling of scottish finances today. perhaps now they could tum— today. perhaps now they could tum their— today. perhaps now they could turn their attention— : perhaps now they could turn their attention to their dire— turn their attention to their dire mishap— turn their attention to their dire mishap of— turn their attention to their dire mishap of scottish finances and wm.— dire mishap of scottish finances and with reports— dire mishap of scottish finances and with reports the snp tried to oust— and with reports the snp tried to oust their— and with reports the snp tried to oust their nosy_ and with reports the snp tried to oust their nosy treasurer from— to oust their nosy treasurer from the— to oust their nosy treasurer from the party. - to oust their nosy treasurer from the party. ca" w} 37�* 1l from the party. can the snp call its vicious civil war and recover before the next election 7 recover before the next election ? that's our big debate tonight.

watching all of the ceremony and stuff and i have to , i have to say like a special mention to penny mordauntn, my what i love about it all is that it brings it does bnng all is that it brings it does bring people together . i love, bring people together. i love, you know, like you catch you know, like when you catch somebody's want to say somebody's eye, you want to say like, you happy coronation like, you know, happy coronation day. something like that. just day. something like that. i just think um, it's definitely, think it's, um, it's definitely, it's definitely it's definitely something that. and that something that. and i know that my my family with my sister and my family with their kids are watching their young kids are watching because, like, obviously young kids involved in kids are not involved in politics. they care about politics. they don't care about like, know, of living, like, you know, cost of living, stuff like that because they don't understand it and nor should so for kids should they. and so for kids especially, i they look especially, i mean, they look at the kate the

, on thing i cannot get on board, on board with this hashtag penny board with is this hashtag penny mordaunt-e mot— like she did look great. but she's not-to- like she did look great. but she's not-to be- like she did look great. but she's not to be tory she's not going to be tory teater— she's not going to be tory leader-this- she's not going to be tory leader-this is- she's not going to be tory leader-this is a. she's not going to be tory- leader-this is a woman leader because this is a woman who-e— leader because this is a woman wmo-e-tte— leader because this is a woman wmo-e-tte-ot- leader because this is a woman. who's-the-of commons who's told the house of commons pregmamt— who's told the house of commons pregmamt peopte— who's told the house of commons pregnant people remember. / pregnant people remember. yeah, ateotatety. — pregnant people remember. yeah, absolutely. _ know. absolutely. and but let us know your thoughts this morning. like i said, it's first i said, it's the first time we've this morning we've been on air this morning since you watched the coronation. let us know what