boots, well, i can’t dance, i ’ll say this, aunt lyuba has a story, how familiar it is was with prince charlesningrad again, he asked if it was possible some informal meeting, me, i was in a cast then, naturally, because it was a hand, and all this, so they call me on the phone and say, i’m calling at the request of prince charles, he wants to invite you to an informal dinner, and i say, i say so completely automatically, i can’t, because i have to dress nothing, i’m in a cast, it’s not scary, informal. well, in general, we arrived, and i had a friend mary, macauley, who taught this ambassador’s twins at oxford, i say, mary, why did they invite me, he asked those who speak english and are cheerful, and young, i i say i’m not young, he says, well, you’re cheerful, okay, okay, it’s true, the most important thing, as far as i remember in this story, when prince charles wanted to pour... wine, she said what kind of wine, vodka, prince, come on, the prince poured himself some vodka, i said , okay, me too, so we poured some vodka, then i said, i’m sorry, i can’t help you, cut it there, what they giv

william, prince of wales, pledge my loyalty to you and faith and truth i will bear unto you as your liegeman of life and limb, so help me god. god save the king. congregation: god save king charles on, family, including, on the third row, prince harry. choir sings. may thy servant, camilla, who wears this crown, be filled by thine abundant grace. completing her transformation from camilla parker bowles to queen camilla. trumpet fanfare. congregation sings. trumpet fanfare. # god save our gracious king. # long live our noble king. # god save the king! waiting outside the abbey, the gold state coach and more than 4,000 members of the armed services, who paraded back to the palace. prince george, who'd been a page of honour, rejoined his siblings, no doubt aware that one day it will be his coronation. cheering. and then, the moment the crowds had braved the rain for — the king and queen on the palace balcony. overhead, a curtailed fly—past due to the weather. but the red arrows still managed a show of red, white and blue. the coronation ceremony was a celebration of modern britain and its rich history. now back in st george's chapel, the coronation chair, which is more than 700 yea

and camilla and then marriage of prince charles and can start and then marriage of prince charles andcharles and can start of this and then marriage of prince charles and can start of this romance.|d then marriage of prince charles and can start of this romance. so hen the start of this romance. so there is scope for more seasons, more series. i know they say this is the end of it, i this is the end of it, but i really can't see it ending here. >> they've got to get the royal weddings that's been like weddings in. that's been like a whole lives. and whole period of our lives. and all babies remember waiting all the babies remember waiting outside all outside the lindo wing and all of that's like prime crown material. >> but the issue is, i think people think now it's coming into modern territory. people are still are here, people are still alive. see the case alive. people can see the case for while. for a while. >> now there's the key word. >> are now there's the key word. so you're talking about meghan and there she does and harry. there she does love a legal case. we know very lega

great britain received a new old king in the past year, the third, who had been prince charles for 75throne that he threw a grandiose party for more than 2,000 guests, and women, bishops, try not to be happy, when you were left as an inheritance of the crown, real estate and subjects, what did we laugh at the loudest in our festive cut-out during the coronation? on coronation day, the british colonies with all their loyal forces they portrayed joy, fun and unbridled optimism, although all that united king charles the british colonies was colonoscopy. in london , the solemn celebrations of british traditions and exorbitant ambitions were in full swing. judging by the amount of gilding, on everything in general. already next month, british utility bills were expected to increase by at least three times. the assembled crowd's eyes watered, either from pride in the crown, or from the smell of mothballs creeping behind the carriage. according to boris johnson it was not entirely clear whether he came out of a binge 15 minutes ago and went on a binge, or whether he came out of a binge and w

the book omet, banned in holland scobie claims there are correspondence between meghan and then prince charlesterview... he regrets, regrets that harry and meghan spoke about the secret racists in the winser family. karl wanted to reassure megan that offensive words were not... duchess. correspondence is more than just words; the names of charles ii and kate middleton are taken specifically from correspondence with meghan. now the british royal family is mourning, not because of what was said and written, but because of what was caught. how did it happen? they shouldn't have. however, let's return to the usa, where megan markle decided to take prince harry away from buckingham palace, but there are miracles there too, the feeble-minded president biden is playing with the nuclear button, from the states in more detail, nashkor dmitry melnikov. congratulations from the president with the support of a large teleprompter at the main christmas tree of the country. this holiday might not have happened at all. 2 days before the ceremony, during a live installation, the tree spun in a gust of washingt

gone from virtue signalling to vice signals and pointed out rishi sunak took his own jet and prince charles jets that through in. >> tammy: this is a group of people who believe themselves to be better than everyone else, who believe their own pr, in order to sustain that, you can't keep getting higher in your own hierarchy, you have to start pushing other people down. it reinforces their superiority and tells us the contempt with when they hold other human beings. talk about danger to humanity, those individuals see everyone else as bug-eating pod livers. >> carley: wagu burger sounds delicious. i think this is so funny and typical of the climate change people like john kerry who said only way to fight climate change because of his busy schedule is to fly private. aoc said the world would end in 12 years and couple years ago campaigning the subway was feet from her campaign office and she was zooming in the private car and ubers, it is typical. >> dagen: what is frightening, all of their know pla plans, though, involve keeping people in poverty or forcing them into the dark. changing their

it was prince charles. >> dagen: yes. >> greg: kat you have the veneer of somebody who's always in abet people can rely on you when some -- when the so-called feces hits the air conditioner >> kat: no, he's right. you already know this about me. i'm amazing in an emergency situation. i can always handle it. i'm calm. >> greg: you're good >> kat: i'm the phone call when people are in trouble and they call me because i'm great. because if i'm not in an emergency situation then i'm creating one in my mind. so if there's an actual emergency i can focus on then i'm focused on that and i'm actually calmer in that situation. >> greg: this is why i arrived three to four hours prior to a flight because i'm ready. i'm just ready. but then i drive everybody crazy and there's never an emergency. so everything's an emergency, chaos dagen. >> dagen: yep. i am in a panic all the time about myself. like i'm on the verge of an anxiety attack worried about having lipstick on my teeth right now. but with other people i am stone-cold focused. i managed my mother through having a stroke and getting her t

the artist formerly known as prince charles is a finalist, which is not a big deal for him.e's been on the cover of "time" a lot. he was on in 1978, looking like guy the interns shouldn't get drunk around at the office holiday party. also in the running is federal reserve chairman jerome powell, which seems like let him win if you don't want to sell too many magazines. you know, we only printed up so many copies, and maybe save him for the swimsuit issue or something. today is also publication day for liz cheney's tell-all "oath and honor," which is billed as "a memoir and a warning." the warning is that another four years of trump will lead to another four years of annoying books about trump. cheney really goes after trump. usually the only women who hate him this much were married to him. but she -- she says her fellow republicans in the house referred to trump regularly as orange jesus or o.j. for short, and i guess she has an audience because "oath and honor" is the number one best-seller on amazon. it's narrowly edging out, i did not make this up, the number 2 book on a

this photograph was taken when all the newspapers wrote only about the divorce of prince charles anda, entire pages were devoted to the divorce, it seemed as if this was the most important news in the world, at the same time there was a war in the former yugoslavia, which was not mentioned no one spoke. and then i thought, how can i depict the war in the least picturesque way? but in such a way that it would not be a journalistic report. i was looking for the most absurd one. in addition, every country talks about its unknown soldiers. i have been amazed since childhood. in my opinion, this is critenism on a national scale. in fact, each soldier had a first name, last name, mother, father, he had a rifle, he was killed on such and such a date, army, the image of the unknown soldier is a lie, so i decided to create the image of the famous soldier, it is known, what was his name, where, why and under what circumstances did he die, but at the same time he is not in the photograph, this is an absurd photograph, absurd as the slime photographs dedicated to the problem of aids, this is the

i'm royalist. love about prince king charles's tie? king and royalist. love about prince king charles's tie? i'm king and iroyalist. love about prince king charles's tie? i'm king and i loveist. love about prince king charles's tie? i'm king and i love the love about prince king charles's tie? i'm king and i love the royal the king and i love the royal family, except for maybe a couple obvious omissions couple of obvious omissions there. but but that was deliberate. there's no way that that a coincidence. no, no, that was a coincidence. no, no, of course not. a tie with the with the greek flag on it. you know, he understands world know, he understands the world media, optics media, the spotlight, the optics are king of england, king are on the king of england, king of britain. forgive me. of great britain. forgive me. that and it's that was deliberate. and it's undermining rishi sunak. that was deliberate. and it's undermining rishi sunak . and if undermining rishi sunak. and if you the right the head of you have the right the head of

banned in holland, omet scobie , claims that there is correspondence between megan and the then prince charlesthe winser family. karl wanted reassure megan that offensive words are not malicious and do not mean prejudice, which. remarked the duchess. correspondence is more than just words. the names of charles ii and kate middleton were taken specifically from correspondence with meghan. now the british royal family is mourning, not because of what was said and written, but because of what was caught. how did it happen? shouldn't they? however, let's return to the usa, where omega is. markle decided to take prince harry away from buckingham palace, but even there your miracles. the weak-minded president biden is playing with the nuclear button. from the states, more details from ours. choir dmitry melnikov. the president's congratulations were supported by a large teleprompter at the country's main christmas tree, but this holiday might not have happened at all. 2 days before the ceremony, during a live installation, the tree spun in a gust of washington wind and landed on its side. the worker

ye ds, it was prince charles. ge >> yes.g: y escat, you have the veneere of somebody that's always in a statveneere of panic, but i thik people can rely on you. people can rely on you. when someone the so-calledr cond hits the air conditioner. >> no, he's right. you already know this about me. i'm amazini'm amg in an emergeny situation. >> i can always handle it. i'm calm. >> i. you have that? yeah. i'm on the phone call when people are trouble, they call me and i'm great. because if wn n troubl us i'm not in an emergency situation that i'm creating one in my min d right? so if there's an actual emergency, i can focus on that. i'm focused on that and i'm actually calmer in that situatior inn. this is why i arrive 3 to 4 hours prior to a flight, because i'm ready. i'm just ready. but then i drive rea everybody crazy and there's never an emergency. so everything's an emergency. s >> dagen yep. >>a panic all the time about myself. like i'm on the verge of an a anxiety attack, worried about having lipstick on my teeth

charles should sever all ties. i really do. yes blood is thicker than water, but i doubt it's thicker than prince harry. e got to decide which way to go with your wayward son, the prodigal prince. back the sack or crack . the decision is sack or crack. the decision is yours . when i said back sack and yours. when i said back sack and crack , i became very physically crack, i became very physically uncomfortable and i don't know why. your reaction market gbnews.com or get to your emails shortly. but first, let's hear from tonight's top pundits, lord taylor of warwick, political commentator jo—anne taylor of warwick, political commentatorjo—anne nadler and commentator jo—anne nadler and broadcaster, journalist and author, michael crick. look, folks, we're going to react to the news that nigel farage has come jungle in just come third in the jungle in just a but your thoughts a moment. but your thoughts about the royal couple will about why the royal couple will not speak out at and defend king charles and catherine lord taylor well , my advice to prince taylor well, my advice to prince harry is that he he

charles should sever all ties. i really do. yes blood is thicker than water, but i doubt it's thicker than prince harry. 've got to decide which way to go with your wayward son, the prodigal prince. back the sack or crack . the decision is sack or crack. the decision is yours . when i said back sack and yours. when i said back sack and crack , i became very physically crack, i became very physically uncomfortable and i don't know why. your reaction market gbnews.com or get to your emails shortly. but first, let's hear from tonight's top pundits, lord taylor of warwick, political commentator jo—anne taylor of warwick, political commentatorjo—anne nadler and commentator jo—anne nadler and broadcaster, journalist and author, michael crick. look, folks, we're going to react to the news that nigel farage has come jungle in just come third in the jungle in just a but your thoughts a moment. but your thoughts about the royal couple will about why the royal couple will not speak out at and defend king charles and catherine lord taylor well , my advice to prince taylor well, my advice to prince harry is that he h

as well , made prince charles as well, made sure she was fine. you know, that's the elite helping each other out. if this was a story about a famous person then handing out food at a food bank, helping else, that would helping someone else, that would really make the headlines, why is it any different that charity's been shown by servitude and, and, you know, a really lovely, positive story to help someone get better . and help someone get better. and that's what i thought that was really lovely as an interview, because it really felt like a family rallying around, yes, another family member, king charles, apparently was sending a to sophie wessex, a meals to sophie wessex, visited her in hospital and then the queen. >> she described it as typically thoughtful. the queen wanted to her get better and offered her swimming , so what swimming therapy, so that's what really it felt like really touched me. it felt like an ordinary family. exactly doing what does very well. >> this is it. i always let my family borrow the swimming , whatever. >> wheneve

and that's like prince charles. like king charles now, king charles, did you enjoy the coronation? >> josh, did you see any of that? >> well, we were talking about this, uh, couple ago, this, uh, a couple of days ago, and was like, when's he and i was like, when's he getting coronated? >> he's. that the verb >> yeah, he's. is that the verb to to coronation? to coronate to coronation? >> , i think crown . to crown >> yeah, i think crown. to crown is. could it be just one of those days where i had a terrible hangover and i didn't wake till a certain point? wake up till a certain point? uh, i don't, you know, it's so weird back news weird that looking back on news like so like this, because we're so immersed within it. yeah, that to take a step back, you're just like, well, happened this yeah >> e am i? >> or how old am i? >> or how old am i? >> is going on? >> what is going on? >> what is going on? >> it feels like a long time ago. it feels like this year has dragged. there's been lot of dragged. there's been a lot of

been reduced so much that i don’t want to imitate anymore, i don’t want to let anyone see me as prince charlesut how you began to live like a sandcracker, about this new life of yours, about how lucky you are again, continue. next in the program: for the first time, the main nutcracker of the country speaks frankly about what was happening in the big one. i was sure that i would be in charge, i had no doubt, all the neighbors laughed at me , look in a few minutes, you promised to call, then everything piled up so much, i couldn’t breathe out at all, three times, in the stomach area, and he us as good as new, anyone. we'll watch the continuation on monday on rtr. many of you, the first thing i wake up is they check their mail, and i, of course, am no exception. the most positive: morning mail with nikolai baskov. on sundays on rtr. it is for you. well , did you get enough sleep? gentlemen, pay attention a moment. today is a big day, a big holiday. dashing. the whole team, we’re just looking at the platform , the headlight is broken, here, look at the headlight, here it is, the eighth california

rather: the archbishop of canterbury called the wedding of prince charles and lady diana spencer todayre still talking about the events of the day. troy: when you have great moments like the royal wedding, they're a part of history and it's done beautifully and everybody has a chance to watch it all on television. everybody just wants to drink a toast to chuck and di. jennnnings: a prprincess whohot now be awaware as it w was on this day that every single move she makes in public will be recorded and observed. a very difficult life indeed. we'll be back in just a moment with some closing observations and one final look at what has justifiably been called the wedding of the century. officiant: by the authority of the state of new york, i pronounce that they are husband and wife. you may kiss the bride. [ cheers and applause ] your wedding was seen by an astonishing number of people -- 16 and 19 million viewers. how do you account for that kind of popularity? oh, i can't. i can't. the way it's grown, it's just -- it's amazing to me. connelly: it did appear in the '80s that it was a good

so there's so many layers of betrayal here for prince it's just a prince charles. was him, complete mess. and if i was him, i'd be gutted. you know, i'd be really gutted. you know, he's king and now he's just become king and now he's just become king and now he's to this all he's having to face all this all oven over. >> oven >> you were little >> you were giving us a little sneak preview, believe, sneak preview, i believe, anyway, might the anyway, of what might be on the front paper tomorrow or front of your paper tomorrow or possibly near yeah. >> yeah so? well, what seems to >> yeah. so? well, what seems to be emerging is that source is very close to meghan and harry have briefed the telegraph, which we know is one of their favoured newspapers , and said favoured newspapers, and said that never wanted these two that they never wanted these two names to come out and it's a really clever thing to do and it's an irritating thing to do really clever thing to do and it'sthe irritating thing to do really clever thing to do and it'sthe royalng thing to do really cleve

he gives a speech to like prince charles. he blasts the weapons industry as instruments of death.gave a speech as his christmas blessing. his christmas blessing. his christmas to christians . and he christmas to christians. and he said very interesting said some very interesting things , which he called for the things, which he called for the release hostages , which was release of hostages, which was very he he said very nice, but he said he said israel's military campaign in gaza, uh, and as an appalling harvest of innocent civilians , harvest of innocent civilians, we should say, for balance, he did also point out that the attack by hamas on october the 7th was abominable. right so he was being condemnatory of that . was being condemnatory of that. but really be but it shouldn't really be surprising us that leader surprising to us that the leader of faith calls for of the catholic faith calls for peace. peace is an essential aspect of christian belief. i would say that not only would hate to say that not only is he calling for peace , but i is he calling for peace, but i think

so there's so many layers of betrayal here for prince it's just a prince charles.te mess. and if i was him, i'd be gutted. you know, i'd be really gutted. you know, he's king and now he's just become king and now he's just become king and now he's to this all he's having to face all this all oven over. >> oven >> you were little >> you were giving us a little sneak preview, believe, sneak preview, i believe, anyway, might the anyway, of what might be on the front paper tomorrow or front of your paper tomorrow or possibly near yeah. >> yeah so? well, what seems to >> yeah. so? well, what seems to be emerging is that source is very close to meghan and harry have briefed the telegraph, which we know is one of their favoured newspapers , and said favoured newspapers, and said that never wanted these two that they never wanted these two names to come out and it's a really clever thing to do and it's an irritating thing to do really clever thing to do and it'sthe irritating thing to do really clever thing to do and it'sthe royalng thing to do really clever thing to do an

series with series ends very happily with the wedding of the then duchess of cornwall, camilla and prince charlesinteresting to see, or perhaps amusing entertaining at least to see their depiction of the of the romance between prince william and kate middleton on on campus and kate middleton on on campus and the catwalk as well. >> so they do that catwalk scene where william says, wow, kate's hot because she's not wearing lot goodness me. oh, we're getting a oh, here we go. >> a little glimpse there of the of a raunchy catwalk scene. >> countries if you're watching on radio. this was a charity fashion event at saint andrews university. this actually happens prince william was happens where prince william was a and kate middleton then a guest and kate middleton then was one of the models wearing, um, an an interesting outfit, let's put it that way. and prince william is pretty taken by the oh gosh, it's like an awful rom com, isn't it? >> thank you very much, cameron. cameron walker, our royal correspondent. so there you go. the finale of the crown is out a bit much for a for a 12:00 hour of a of

but over time, she's seen how helpful and positive she has been and how, um, prince charles, now king and more confident and less, um, cross with things . and, um, she said, with things. and, um, she said, actually, it's her, uh, it's made the king. um, how the difference it's made. the king is absolutely outstanding that she didn't really know how to be a queen. she never really wanted to be a queen, but it's a pure love story. and that she now is there . standing by her, watching there. standing by her, watching her do what she said she would do, which was be like the duke of edinburgh , and stand there of edinburgh, and stand there and be her, be his sort of strong body that she can make him laugh and calm him down and do things together. >> yeah, i mean , angela, i must >> yeah, i mean, angela, i must say, you know, i was massively impressed by the footage . that impressed by the footage. that we've been airing throughout our news bulletins of the blind girl who starred in the king's message, where the queen is pounng message, where the queen is pouring out her very first cup of t

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minister of the uk know, the head uk or even, you know, the head of the royal family in the uk, prince charlesis forensically analysed and we're even talking about it now, you know, so it makes me just know it's not dawn. it's not no dawn, it's not dawn. it's not no dawn, it's not dawn. it's not no dawn, it's not because, you know, column inches are filled with stuff like this . you know, it's stuff like this. you know, it's not a history yet because it's not a history yet because it's not finished. we're still deaung not finished. we're still dealing with it in the present . dealing with it in the present. >> and there's no i think that's right. i think if i hope, i hope it's not a dig, but hopefully it could be. >> i just, you know, i'm >> ijust, you know, i'm a tabloid journalist. >> i'm going overanalyze >> i'm going to overanalyze everything. be honest with you. >> but no, you're absolutely right. you hope could be right. but you hope it could be an example if you've been an example of if you've been excluded some as excluded for some time as a family member. there is a way back, so there

william, prince of wales, pledge my loyalty to you and faith and truth i will bear unto you as your liegeman of life and limb, so help me god. god save the king. congregation: god save king charlesown, be filled by thine abundant grace. completing her transformation from camilla parker bowles to queen camilla. trumpet fanfare. congregation sings. trumpet fanfare. # god save our gracious king. # long live our noble king. # god save the king. waiting outside the abbey, the gold state coach and more than 4,000 members of the armed services, who paraded back to the palace. prince george, who'd been a page of honour, rejoined his siblings, no doubt aware that one day it will be his coronation. cheering. and then, the moment the crowds had braved the rain for — the king and queen on the palace balcony. overhead, a curtailed fly—past due to the weather. but the red arrows still managed a show of red, white and blue. the coronation ceremony was a celebration of modern britain and its rich history. now back in st george's chapel, the coronation chair, which is more than 700 years old. it played a starring role here in the abbey on the saturday. but the festivities continued over the foll

charles, as prince of wales and now as king of the united kingdom, he feels very deeply the need forred there to the abrahamic family of faiths. again, it's something that he has quite considerable knowledge about and interest in. now, the other areas that he spoke about in the christmas broadcast, service to others, that again is something that is important to him. the selfless army of people, many of whom were invited to his coronation back in may, they are the essential backbone of our society, people who are prepared to go the extra mile, as he put it, to help others around them and within their local communities. and then, of course, an area that we know is very close to his heart, that is the environment, something that he's been speaking about, well, for decades. and of course, just a few days ago, he was at the cop conference giving the opening address at that, and he said, "we care for the earth "for the sake of our children's children," and so renewing that appeal to people to become even more committed to protecting the environment. and he said, "i find great inspiration n

prince charles used to say, it's not a it's a, it's a hereditary thing. >> all right . hereditary thing're going to bring that picture up again in just a second. now, what's to bring that picture up again in ju problem nd. now, what's to bring that picture up again in ju problem nd. nitv, what's to bring that picture up again in ju problem nd. nit? what's to bring that picture up again in ju problem nd. nit? well's to bring that picture up again in ju problem nd. nit? well if your problem with it? well if you're at the doctors or if you're at the doctors or if you're you're at the chiropody , you're you're at the chiropody, the hello! magazine is perfect because it's got pictures of the royal family all over it. >> and they're lovely . >> and they're lovely. >> and they're lovely. >> they're lovely to look at. i think charles the third is great. >> i like prince william, but in a time when people are being polarised, um , it's an institute polarised, um, it's an institute that perpetuate its elitism and inequality within the british society , and it has come to society, and it has come