early privy counselors at there at the moment around $700.00 privy council. of course, they can't all be there for the ceremony in that small room, only $200.00 of them have been summoned for this ancient ceremony. here, most of the privy counsellors are a current or former british politicians. again, with this, the signing part of the ceremony are coming towards its its conclusion. now let's listen once again to the rest of this drafts of 8 orders of council. one, ordering the proclamation to be printed and published in specialists supplements in the london, edinburgh and belfast possess 2 directing the lord chancellor to affix the great seal to the proclamation proclaiming his majesty king charles the 3rd. 3. directing the king's heralds and pursued vince of arms to attend at the court of saint james to proclaim his majesty king charles the 3rd full, directing the lord mare, the court of aldermen and commons of london to attend at the royal exchange to proclaim his majesty king charles, the 3rd 5, directing his majesty's secretary of state for defense, to gi

but the privy council meeting could _ place. but the privy council meeting could not— place.ot take place. and in scaling back, _ could not take place. and in scaling back, we _ could not take place. and in scaling back, we will accept this quite rightly— back, we will accept this quite rightly so. a difficult time for the family— rightly so. a difficult time for the family and — rightly so. a difficult time for the family and the country. yes she is under— family and the country. yes she is under medical supervision, we hope she remains— under medical supervision, we hope she remains comfortable and pulls through _ through. we saw that picture of the through. — we saw that picture of the queen with liz truss. she had that trademark radiant smile. she did. it has always been there, whenever— she did. it has always been there, whenever we see her. we saw that on the balcony— whenever we see her. we saw that on the balcony with the platinum jubilee — the balcony with the platinum jubilee. that trademark radiant smite — jubilee. that trademark radiant smile. but she did look som

the privy council take draft orders to the king or queen and he has se proved and a privy council sometimes have to go to scotland to about moral to sandringham in order to be able to get this done. because a sovereign doesn't always want to come to london. and dick crossman, or a labor cabinet minister in the 900 sixty's root, bitterly in his memoirs that he had to get on the train and go away to bow a moral wasn't even given lunch, just simply so that the queen could say, approved, approved, approved that he had to go on the train and come back to london. so what we're saying is something that's never been seen before. the privy council offering stuff up for the queen to approve. it came to approve and he's done that. i just couple of observations. i quickly like to make the it was interesting see that when child sign he was actually a novice because this moment they appended his name, his signature to the proclamation that was actually when he officially became king . and, and he looked pretty, a pretty nervous about that i thought. and one other point you may be confused by that rub, a

now named to the privy council by the queen. so that they would be there when their father and husband, ascended to the throne. leading all of this. penny more didn't, and he. the new acting president of the council. i want to bring in now camilla, an associate editor for the telegraph that covers the royals. and rebecca taylor. the royal correspondent for the news. camilla, can we talk about the extraordinary moment for the first time on television. and for the first time in 70 years. we see the meeting of an accession council? >> that's right chris. it does feel like history is being made today. doesn't it? not only because of the long serving nature of the queens rain. and the fact that we haven't witnessed the seasons and seven decades. but i think it's interesting. and this is a trademark of what we are going to see in the rain of calling charles the third. very accessible monarchy. and we saw it yesterday, with a very heartfelt speech. i thought that he spoke from the heart. he wore it on his sleeve. he spoke very movingly

in fact, the privy council we saw today— in fact, the privy council we saw today will— in fact, the privylaration, there was business there. he alluded to the fact— was business there. he alluded to the fact that he will maintain the tradition— the fact that he will maintain the tradition of surrendering the revenues of the crown state to the government. that is not normally what _ government. that is not normally what was — government. that is not normally what was in — government. that is not normally what was in the declaration of 1952 but that— what was in the declaration of 1952 but that was a way of saying the finances — but that was a way of saying the finances continue and the sovereign grant. i_ finances continue and the sovereign grant, i mean, the new way of funding— grant, i mean, the new way of funding the monarchy, has only been in place _ funding the monarchy, has only been in place for— funding the monarchy, has only been in place for 12 years. and he made reference — in place for 12 years. and he made reference to — in place for 12 years. and he made reference to that. it

that's the privy council, which is an ancient body in the u. k. joined by some representatives of some of the other countries commissioners from other countries where the queen was head of state after that's taken place. then probably got more tribute to a town again on saturday here from m p. 's paying tribute to the light green. here's i want to ask you a little bit more about that james, about saturday session is quite unusual for parliament to be sitting on saturdays and tell us a little bit more about what's going to happen and unfold over the weekend. well, i think the session council is very interesting because we haven't seen one of those take place since since the queen took the throne in 1952, it is a gathering known as the movie. so, well, give you a little bit of a history. the privy council originally was the ministers who used to sit around the king or queen when that. but in the days before, there was parliamentary government in this country, its evolve of the privy council exists. lots of what they do is ceremonial, some of what

end of the privy council. didn't happen very often, so i took full advantage all of the whiskey. and while we had finished the privy council she came round to talk to those of us in the privy council and chat. and she came to me like anybody else nervous, i stumbled through and then i said oh, i remember i have just been reading some stuff about when churchill speeches and a suddenly recalled something that he had said at the time. it was 1941 and president roosevelt sent a note over with the person he had just defeated in his third election. and in it as churchill at said he had written in his own hand uppers from longfellow. i remember in 41 we did know whether we would survive or not. and churchill read it out and i started to speak it, and she started speaking it as well. and it just want to share it with the house. it was, sail on, sale on ship of state, sail on a union strong and great. humanity with all its fears, with all its hopes for future years is hanging breathless on thy fate. she said it perfect

now he has her. next move i want to destroy the privy council, but you are in the privy council from inside to make it easier the leaders are pulling the country back to wild russia lazy clumsy empress. anna must have all the fullness of power. to manage it manages burrod, as soon as she gains confidence and feels the ground under her feet. he will lose, the influence of russia controls, i must carltina belongs to russia your excellency, this has to do with elizabeth , as long as she has a will, she is strong and i am sure i will use it. let's go and take petrovna. i would like to offer you the union, we must help the empress, and not get rid of the condition, otherwise all the reforms of your father will go down the drain. i don't want that, and i don't think you would either. let's say, how are you? are you going to make it happen? we will bring you at a meeting of the secret council of the guards. original way to accuse me of high treason if you knew how many reasons i have in order to do this. assuming that i bring the apartment. then the conditions themselves must be there, othe

she pulled out of the privy council meeting.en, it is business as usual, she would have been determined to be there to see the end of the period of borisjohnson and swear in liz truss, she didn't want to get that job and swear in liz truss, she didn't want to get thatjob to prince charles, she wanted to do it. but these are clearly i think very serious times. buckingham palace again, they don't release news unless they had to. they always try to give as little away. the fact they have said what they have says quite a lot and i think therefore we are looking now at a sense of decline in the queen'shealth which would suggest perhaps the end is not too long away which is a remarkable thing just to say really, having commented on the queen for such a long time. it is such an event potentially closer than some of us might have liked. and we are now thinking about the end and a life beyond and life after, and of course people will be hoping the queen gets better but she is a woman who is very elderly and who has had health issues. i t

the significance there is the prior queen appointed the privy council.en really endorsed her earlier this summer when she said it's my solemn wish she become queen consort. that's why the others have signed it. you have the first minister of scotland. we saw, of course, also the justice secretary. >> authorizing your majesty's declaration to be made public. >> approved. >> a draft of the order in council for recording the oath relating to the security of the church of scotland to be transmitted to the court of session, to be recorded in the books of sederent, and afterwards lodged in the state papers of scotland and in the council register. >> approved. >> draft order in council determining the form of proclamation for proclaiming your majesty the realms and in the british overseas territories. >> approved. >> draft of an order in council authorized the lord chancellor to make using of the great seal for sealing all things whatsoever but past the great seal until another great seal be prepare and authorized. >> approved. >> draft of an order in council a

yesterday she pulled out in the virtual privy council after doctors ordered her to rest. that was after a very full day on tuesday, when we see a picture here from the queen at balmoral when she met the prime minister, liz truss. she had previously met borisjohnson so it was a very busy day for the queen. who had largely been out of the public eye. we have known that she has had mobility issues for some time. and the reason for the meetings with the outgoing and incoming prime minister is at balmoral. was because of those mobility concerns for the queen. in the commons, the speaker lindsay hoyle has said that queen elizabeth is in our thoughts and prayers. let me bring in the royal commentator joining us on the line now. robert, of course this is going to cause concern. that the queen is under medical supervision about —— at balmoral. family members have been informed. , ., �* ., . , balmoral. family members have been informed. , ., ., , ,, informed. they don't normally issue bulletins on — informed. they don't normally issue bulletins on the _ informed. they don't normal

well in the privy council is, is this huge council of state. we're where we're all senior politicians and, and a number of other people are part of this non partisan assembly. so it is deliberately, has people from all sides of the political spectrum and they can give advice and they can make decisions. and in the privy council, almost independently upon them. it doesn't happen very often. but it is there as a, as a vehicle for, for making special decisions. it. so you're told that the weekly audience, the majesty is a prime minister every tuesday, and this was very private. it hasn't leaked out. and certain things have come out that the prime ministers have been very discreet. with the exception of mister cameron, who, to who after the scottish referendum said to the queen, 3rd, incredibly indiscreet, that even that isn't a great indiscretion. if you think about it and, and with 15 people able to keep mom to such an extent. and what we understand is the queen never influenced anybody. but she was a very good sounding board. and as, as her life

. 200 members of the 700 strong privy council, politicians, current and old. all the living, former prime ministers, senior members of the clergy. also of course, queen consort camilla and william now prince of wales. both are privy counsellors as well. and they gathered their essentially to approve the appointment of charles as king. he then entered the room, he gave his 1st declaration to do with the queen, to honor the queen. as an example of her lifelong love to the country and her service. he said, he told the room that he was deeply aware of the great, this greatest inheritance. he said, i shall strive to follow the inspiring example that i have been said. and with that they were owed signed, wanting to protect the church of scotland. and a proclamation, the 1st proclamation of the king read by the gothic king of arms from the balcony overlooking prior records at some james's palace to a waiting crowd. but i lots of pomp and ceremony, a band. trumpets, gun salute in hyde park and the tower bridge. the proclamation re read in the city of london. it will be

both members of the privy council. the privy council is dating back to normal times.his is incredibly ancient, ancient council. that will be meeting. and to have this moment televised. it will be incredible to behold. particularly the end of it, we know the end of the public public claymation where the official will come out on the battery. and proclaim that there is a new king. and we will never see a moment like that before, and to actually have that filmed. it's weeks of modern times that we're living now. we've seen so much of a televised. particularly yesterday when the prime minister, we got to see that. didn't we? >> and we will got to hear of it as well. yeah, for the moments that are formal theater, if you like as well. and quite a contrast to that. personal feel that we saw at buckingham palace yesterday. in greeting the crowds. and meeting the public. >> the steps that we're seeing particularly today, these are the moments that have been particularly plant. the moments that we saw yesterday, it is really upped her king charles himself now to feel how he wan

you see other signatures coming from the members of the privy council is that charles is king in the e government. >> your majesty's declaration to be made public. >> approved. >> draft of an order in council for recording the oath relating to the security of the church of scotland to be transmitted to the court accession to be recorded in the books and afterwords put in the state papers of scotland and in the council register. >> approved. >> draft order in council determining the form of proclamation for proclaiming your majesty in draft of an order in counselor to make use of the great seal for all things whatsoever that they will be prepared and be authorized. >> approved. >> draft of the order in council authorizing the lord seal if and then to be approved and authorized. >> approved. >> draft in three orders authorizing the principal secretaries of state , chancellor of the exchequer and the chancellor of lancaster to use the existing seals until other seals are prepared and authorized. >> approved. >> what you got the secretary of state -induced your and that is the existing us

important meeting because it was swearing in liz truss as the prime minister, but also into the privy council. it makes some core decisions and the prime minister needs to be on that council. that meeting was canceled so we were now in a situation where a major constitutional event was canceled even via zoom. we didn't get any more updates after that. there was lots of rumors this morning about the queen often happens, did start getting concerned when i started hearing rumors of a fall at balmoral. but i'm told that rumors of a fall are not to be believed. i just had a message as i'm speaking from kensington palace saying the duke of cambridge is traveling to balmoral. so we got the duke of cambridge, prince william and prince charles, both traveling immediately, canceling everything to balmoral. let's just put this into context, the story today about was his kids' first day at school. so he's dropped his kids off at school, and he's headed straight up to balmoral. a very concerning situation. >> the sense is -- from that photo, yesterday, where we saw her meeting with liz truss, she appeared

they will have been briefed and they will have briefed each other on privy council terms, so

council set up to advise the monarch. been around since the 1 6th, 17h century. who will be a privy counselor? senior politicians. given to people as an honor. all the great officers of state, the lord chamberlain, lord marshall, you have people like the lord present of the council who will lead it today. and these are key members of the british establishment, political and royal. and they come together, one interesting point, forgive me, you may have mentioned this. they remain standing, because queen victoria always felt like these went on too long. >> let's talk about the significance of this. it's the first time it's been televiced. >> >> the public have never been allowed in. >> the privy council has been seen. back in the early '90s. you talk about this is the first time it's been televised for a monarch. the last time was 1952. and it took them months of negotiation to agree. >> the coronation. >> and that's only because cameras were new. >> and this is on par with the television in coronation, tan wd it was the first time it was televised and people would go to go to saint james palace. >> current prime m

i left the privy council. i think i just saw this tougher. they were the people who kind of witnessed this proclamation of a king charles asked the new king a very broad collection of i think we so 5 former prime ministers various different or hi. hi. hi, guys, from the, from the church. all sorts of members of the british establishment were part of that witnessing and signing this letter. that said, yes, we do have a new king. the actual king was created the moment that the queen died. there is never a gap there. this is not them making him king, this is them, acknowledging that he's king and that's what they've been doing today. and that that acknowledgement is now being officially carried out through the country. we were just talking, i think about the sort of modernization, the emotional modernization of the monarchy under charles, which was set off as you were saying when princess diana died in that tunnel in paris 25 years ago. the royal family was seen as insensitive not react, and the queen in particular, and there's a sudden opening

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and lots of members of the very strange sounding privy council, which we talk about about once every generation. because it takes back about a 1000 years. that is the collection of politicians, royal family member, row family members, judges, senior clerics, all these important people that represent different branches of the establishment they has, please don't mind. they're going to talk now. sorry, and we're going to see our late sovereign lady, queen elizabeth, the 2nd of molested and glorious memory by whom to cease the crown of the united kingdom of great britain and northern ireland is solely and rightfully come to the prince charles philip, off the george. we therefore, the lord spiritual and temporal of this realm and members of the house of commons together with other members of her late majesty's privy council and representatives of the realm of em, territories, alderman and citizens of london and others. do now hereby with one voice and consent of tongue and heart. publish and proclaim that the prince charles fillet off the george is now by the death of our late sovereign

but how many people -- >> this is a privy council. this is whoever the government defines. >> but people who are in her court, right, her staff, her people -- >> well, the court traditionally is hangers on, anyone they particularly like. and the prime minister is the top adviser to the government. >> how about the household, in terms of the household, how much of the queen's existing household will return? >> as i understand it, and this is -- the whole of buckingham palace, effectively the queen's household, is now under king charles. he also has the whole of former office, that needs to be sorted out. everyone's contract working at buckingham palace, after six months they have to renew. that's built into the contract. so he can choose to keep whoever he likes. >> then of course the question of william, who is now prince of wales will be -- he already has his own group, his own household, if you like. but that household now takes on a much greater, elevated importance because as heir to the throne, he now has to start preparing himse

and she also had a meeting, i believe, an online meeting on wednesday or with the privy council, which then she counseled, and after being advised to rest by doctors, i mean, talk us through some of the sort of the latest health issues that as she is 96 years old, but she has, she has increasingly sort of been stepping out of public life. hasn't she? yes, you have the so you did the queen's health has, has, has clearly been on a down but trajectory. but for some time, as you would expect for someone of her significant age, she is an old woman. she is the longest serving british monarch by a reasonable margin now. and she has been on the throne performing her duties for since 1950. 21953. she is the better of women who has been doing what she's done for a very long time. and a woman in her ninety's, he would expect not to be in the peak of health. and so over the last few years, we have heard many stories of her being in an out of hospital for conditions this and that. and most of those she has come out of and has been bounced back into performing some gc is not all of the ones that she

earlier on today because we had the procedural bait, which was the accession council meeting the privy council, which is an ancient body plus hi commissioners from the countries where the new king is also the new king of those 14 countries. they were all represented at that session council, and then the proclamation and the trumpets, this very ancient ceremony, which has always gone on, but is always gone on buying close doors. and now the world has seen it because the new king has decided and this is more than touch and this is in trying to, to, to, to, to move the, the bama kion as decided that should be made public for the very 1st time. that during that period, the flags were raised, they were raised from the half miles the half staff, and they said america. and they were raised for a period of time. because that was the moment to proclaim the new king a moment of some celebration. probably not the right word when we're in a period of national morning, but then just an hour later, the flags came back down again because we will back in morning and the u. k remains the morning until that fun

this realm and members of the house of commons, together with other members of her late majesty's privy councilnd members of the realm and territories and citizens of london and others do now hereby with one voice and consent of tongue and heart, publish and proclaim that the prince charles philip arthur george is now by the death of our late sovereign of happy memory become our only lawful and rightful lead lord charles iii, by the grace of god of the united kingdom, great britain, and northern ireland and other realms and territories, king, head of the commonwealth, defender of the faith, to whom we do acknowledge all faith and obedience with humble affection, beseeching god by whom kings and queens do reign to bless his majesty with long and happy years to reign over us. st. james palace, this 10th day of september in the year of our lord, 2022. [commands given] >> god save the king. ♪ ♪ [cheering and applause] [commands given] >> three cheers for his majesty the king -- hip hip -- >> hooray. >> hip hip -- hooray. >> hip hip -- >> hooray. ♪ announcer: c-span's "washington journal" we'll take

it's a group called the privy council. the politicians, their role is to advise the king. what they're doing right now -- of course, the king is king charles already, so this is ceremonial, but the british constitution is based on ceremony, on history, so it's important. what they're doing right now is deciding who they want to be king, deciding that they want charles to be the king. they will announce that the queen is dead, announce that charles is the next king, and then charles will be invited in, and he will make a personal statement. then, savannah, later today -- and you just heard them, god save the king. they have decided they have a new king. and just in around an hour's time out on the balcony there at buckingham palace, they will read the declaration. there will be a gun salute. we j the guns come by. it is is a formal day, a historic day, and, goodness me, a very personal day for king charles. >> yes. and, keir, we're seeing prince williams, now the prince of wales, attending the privy council as well. as you mentioned, after form allegelyly -- formally naming

i will see members of the privy council all gathering and without the king president they will proclaimovereign and formally approve various consequential orders including regions -- it is then at the moment that king charles the third will arrive and importantly take his oath. we're going to see here, on the balcony behind us, -- read in public and that sets off a stream of other proclamations that will be read in london and right across the country. this is going to be a truly unique and historic. moment >> yesterday we saw the king greeting crowds in buckingham palace. later, the first official speech to the nation. what are we learn the speech about the kind of monarchy succeeding on? toby >> i think we always knew that it was going to be an emotional and poignant moment. of course, prince charles -- i've known for so long. there's a man who was emotions on the sleeve so for him this is not going to be an easy moment the balance between the moment that he talks about talks with his beloved mother as he was preparing to record that message which we know was recorded in the blue drawi

since that the queen took the throne back in 1952 that consists of the privy council, which is a very ancient body, exists from the time when the king used rule all on his own before there was a parliament with any power and they were the advisers of the king, the privy council still exists and is still used for some purposes that will meet along with representatives of the countries where the weather, where the king now is, is king as well as the u. k. there are 14 other countries they will represent there . and then the 2nd part of that meeting, king charles will come in and take an oath and speak to those present. he's already the king, the he became king, the moment his mother died. but this is a rubber stamping. remember, going back years and years in history, there was sometimes questions over succession. there were sometimes wars in europe over succession. this is showing everyone that he is the rightful king. that a session council taking place on saturday. and then after that more tribute here in the, in the house of commons throughout the rest of saturday and some of the m.

members of the privy council, made up of senior politicians and judges who advise the monarch, met this morning at st. james' palace in london to proclaim charles as king. the process is called an accession council meeting. during his speech, the king paid tribute to his late mother and looked ahead to his new reign. >> in taking up these responsibilities, i shall strive to follow the inspiring example i have been set in upholding constitutional government and to seek the peace, harmony, and prosperity of the peoples of these islands. and of the commonwealth realms and territories throughout the world. >> king charles also thanked his wife, queen consort camilla, for her constant support these past few days. this is the first time ever the accession council meeting was televised and shown to the public. >>> the queen's coffin will be moved from balmoral castle in scotland to her home in edinburgh. then a hearse will take her to the cathedral as early as tomorrow. thousands of people will be along the procession route, and they will be there to honor their queen elizabeth. after scotland

when charles gave his speech to the privy council this morning he said it's a heavy task he has. and that's true. and you say just a new prime minister, just a few days ago, the queen's last act was to welcome the new prime minister, incredible the last act she did before she did die just two days later. and we were, just before the sad death of the queen, we were all caught up in the news of the energy crisis we're having here, massive inflation and talk this winter is going to be hard for many families who won't be able to heat their homes and this is a crisis charles is pitched into, the war in ukraine, the energy crisis, inflation, and how is he going to empathize, a man who lives in a palace with a thousand rooms, with the common. the commonwealth is so important to the family and the commonwealth is in transition. many countries have said they would keep the queen as head of state when she was alive, when we on no longer have the queen they'll address the request of being republics. they've all talked about this and there's movements strengthening in all commonwealth countr

proclamation together included former prime ministers and mother senior politicians who are part of the privy council for the very 1st time in the hundreds of years, the british monarchy succession council conducted its business in public the 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, by the grace of god of the united kingdom of great britain and northern ireland. and all his other realms and territories. king head of the commonwealth defender of the faith. and during the whole process, king gels the 3rd made a personal declaration. i am deeply aware of this great inheritance and of the duties and heavy responsibilities of sovereignty which have now passed to me. in taking up these responsibilities, i shall strive to follow the inspiring example. i have been set in up holding constitutional government and to seek the peace, harmony, and prosperity of the peoples of these islands and of the commonwealth realms and territories throughout the world. in this purpose, i know that i shall

gathering included at former prime ministers and other senior politicians who are part of the privy council for the very 1st time in the hundreds of years of the british monarchy. accession council conducted this business in public the 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 by the grace of god of the united kingdom of great britain and northern ireland. and opp his other realms and territories. king head of the commonwealth, defender of the faith hoard brennan reports from saint james is palace. oh. from the balcony of st. james, his palace, to a fanfare of trumpets and in front of expectant crowds, the heralds proclaimed the accession. ah, the crime of the united kingdom of great britain and northern ireland is solely and rightfully come to the prince child. philip offered george, become our only lawful and right foot leads. lord charles, the 3rd 3 chance res majesty the king. ha ha ha ha ha ha! minutes earlier, the extension ceremony itself had been somber and administr

the privy council was established to advise the monarch, the number of people attending that event will be around $200.00 or so they've had to pair back the number of people who are wanted to be there. because because they simply don't have the space for it. but it will be a lab of an event where the new king, king charles, the 3rd will be officially recognized as the monarch falling in the footsteps. of course of his mother. the longest serving british monarch and we're getting. this is a slight sense of what tacking charles will be like as, as king from there, a chatting to people outside by him passing most of the speech he gave to them the i just watched that speech back a couple of times at the new really notice how emotional a whole experience must have been for him is undoubtedly the most important speech of his life. we've obviously seen him on the public stage for many, many years as prince charles. now, king charles, but what he had to do with his main responsibility was, was to obviously all honor his manner, which she did with great sincerity and great affection, but also su

the privy council will discuss his accession. they will read his 1st declaration, prepare, prepare for him to sign, including an oath, to protect the church, the church of scotland in particular, and then he will enter the room. he will read his 1st declaration. he will sign those at about 10 gmc. the 1st principle proclamation of the king as king will be read out to the crowds outside some james's palace from the balcony overlooking for record of zeros jona hall reporting live from buckingham palace in central london or hundreds of columbus knowles of london is balmoral castle in scotland, it was often called the queen's favorite residence. it's where her body remains out as he was rob matheson has been outside balmoral. reports from beth vamos council is at the heart of the world family and it was at deeply at the heart of queen elizabeth 2nd. she came here as a young girl and continued to spend her summers here, pretty much all the way through her life. it is a place that the role of family regards as private, as relaxing very

round, and members of the house of commons, together with other members of her late majesties privy council, and representatives of the territories, aldermen, citizens of london, and others do now hereby, with one voice and consent of tongue and heart, publish and proclaim that prince charles philip arthur george is now, by the death, our only lawful and rightful lord. charles the third, by the grace of god of the united kingdom of great britain and northern ireland, and other realms and territories, king, head of the commonwealth, defender of the faith, to whom we do it knowledge all faith and obedience, with humble affection. beseeching god, by who kings and queens do rain. to bless his majesty was long and happy year is to reign over us. god save the king. drafts of eight orders of counsel. one, ordering the proclamation printed and published in supplement in the london, edinburgh, and belfast cassettes. two, directing the lord chancellor to essex for the proclamation proclaiming his majesty, king charles the third. three, directing the kings, heralds, to attend at the court of saint jam

and also that it was going to be a privy council by zoom. so, clearly if you're 96, everything can be taxing. but not that taxing. so, to cancel that, again, was a sign that, it looks like, we may yet find that as the statement says, the doctors have her under medical supervision, but they will be some of the best doctors in the world. and we may see her looking as she did just two days ago, frail but spritely. >> that's what certainly one would pray and hope for. >> the queen is almost like this part of the fabric of britain. nine out of ten britons have been born and raised with no other monarch than elizabeth. it's really extraordinary to see the impact that she has had on the united kingdom and certainly through history since 1952. >> yeah. she's really the embodiment of british identity. not just reflecting the country back to itself through all the changes the country's been through since 1952, but reflecting britain to the world. it's hard to imagine what britain will seem like in the world once the queen is no longer with us. you kno

the queen has postponed her privy council meeting after being advised by doctors to rest, buckinghamjesty, who is 96 and has mobility issues, remains at balmoral castle, where she appointed liz truss as the new prime minister yesterday. that is in aberdeenshire. these images were released at that time. joining me now is our royal correspondentjonny dymond. there were smiles yesterday as the queen greeted liz truss, but clearly postponing this on my meeting today will raise more questions? i postponing this on my meeting today will raise more questions?— will raise more questions? i think it is a bit of— will raise more questions? i think it isa bitefa— will raise more questions? i think it is a bit of a surprise. _ will raise more questions? i think it is a bit of a surprise. the - it is a bit of a surprise. the meeting was not a constitutional necessity, privy council is when the new prime minister is appointed, there is a new cabinet, it is a regular formality. there is a new cabinet, it is a regularformality. it there is a new cabinet, it is a regular formality. it was going to be

it is clear from the fact that the meeting of the privy council, which was supposed to be the final ofntment of prime ministers, was rarely canceled here already in the evening, she could not physically do anything, she had enough for this meeting on these few photos are , well, and then the news actually started to appear that the queen is not feeling well, that her relatives are coming to her, er, the next day, well, practically yes . archive from politics a politician can feel bad, can resign, can do anything for a monarch from the sentence this is treason in the city, that is, many monarchs abdicate in europe when power is handed over to children , this is also widespread, but until the moment you believe that you have to fulfill your duties, you you perform in any weather in great britain, it is not often sunny. we saw how under what rain all these arrivals of the queen 's children and grandchildren took place at bolmaral. and by the way, i thought that i thought that for the first time in the history of great britain, the country is governed two elizabeths, but it continued for 4

just to recap, the queen has postponed the privy council meeting because of advice from doctors.s, some schools say they have become crisis centres for struggling families. but schools are not covered by the energy price cap, and headteachers in england say they're having to make tough choices — as our correspondent ellie price reports. i love you. bye. it's bahirah�*s first day of big school, and she's got a lot on her mind. maybe not fitting in. like, being the odd one out, and stuff. lucy's worried, too. the work being too hard. for their mums, the new term can be an expensive time. my son started when it was year seven, and obviously with covid, he didn't get to use his uniform to the full potential. so i managed to keep hold of it for her. going forward, it will be a concern, financially. she needs to eat in school. because i think it will be cheaper to eat in school than to bring packed lunches, you know? i'm always really excited at the start of term. - it's always brilliant _ to welcome the students back. and for rachel hallam, their new head teacher, the class of 2023 is

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they are the proclaimers rather than the clerk of the privy council of the new reign. so here they come. just one point was rob was making going back to charles in scotland. you know, the ro, family are very, very keen to just show how keen they are scotland and particularly of this time, of course, is very crucial. and he bought or cause to have bought don frays house in asha. i think to show that he got another set of roots outside the ro compound, which is balmoral the whole all those that you just state that 50000 acre estate. and the question i think now is what he wants to get his roots down in dumb phrase house and build multiple town around it. well, that project failed and i want to know what is actually going to happen so that you won't have time to administer that house as well. also, we has many, many rooms to sleep on the already. but so, but scotland is terribly, terribly important. because if it decides on independence, it can choose somebody else. there is actually a king of scotland sitting in somewhere in germany, who is a descendant of the king. jame

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the privy council still exists and has some 4 functions and dad joined by high commissioners from the countries effectively ambassadors from the countries that have the queen that share the queen as their head of state because of the queen. and now the king or king charles are the head of state, not just in the u. k, but in 14 other countries. and they will have this ceremony which are the 1st time is going to be televised. and then king charles will join that ceremony. they'll be an oath sworn, so that that's very formal and important. it doesn't make him king, he's already king. he became king the moment that the queen died. but in the past, in history, there were battles over succession. there was over succession in european countries . and this is to prove and show that every was one is on board and recognizes him as the new king of the u. k. but also king of those other countries and the head of the commonwealth and the head of, of the anglican communion. and it changes often said that when it comes to this kind of protocol, an organization that britain is better at this, anyone

the announcement comes just a day after the 96 year old monarch cancel the meeting of her privy council and was told to rest. there is no word on what kind of medical issue doctors are concerned about. just a few days ago, she met with the outgoing prime minister and his replacement. the new prime minister list trust tweeted this message after hearing the news, it says, quote the whole country will be deeply concerned by the news from buckingham palace, this lunchtime, my thoughts and the thoughts of people across our united kingdom are with her majesty, the queen and her family at this time. fox news, british correspondent jonathan hunt reflected this morning on the impact this health concern is having on the queen of the people of britain. she is such an extraordinary leader in so many ways, and whatever happens next, it is going to be a very, very tough time for everybody in the uk if indeed we are at the beginning of our last goodbye to queen elizabeth. as her health has declined. in recent months, the queen has handed off more royal duties to her son, charles, who is here to the th