>> we are all way -- already calling her queen committee -- queen camilla.en consort has been dropped and it is made known she is going to be crowned with the crown of the great-grandmother of charles who was married to george the fifth. with -- the moment when she is crowned, there will be a collective intake of breath. what we are seeing in the polls is the british people are fine with camilla being charles his wife and queen, when you say should she be crowned, it dies people don't want to see it. is it a bridge too far? but the other argument is, she is his wife and she should have it. what does that say about second wives if they don't get equal station? i think all second wives should be called queen. so there is that argument. >> what will charles and camilla, as far as you know, what will they be thinking when they get that? obviously there has been a huge amount of rehearsal. do you think there are actions, will they be nervous or have a shot of something before they go out on the road? in the extraordinary coaches they will ride to westminster abbe

now queen camilla wears queen mary's crown.ndeur. they have been consecrated with service. >> and we are listening to the arrangement by andrew lloyd webber. make a joyful noise ♪ ♪ before the lord the king ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪ christ is made the sure foundation ♪ ♪ and the precious cornerstone ♪ ♪ who the two walls underlying bound in each binds both in one ♪ ♪ holy sion's help for ever and her confidence alone ♪ ♪ all that dedicated city dearly loved by god on high ♪ ♪ in exultant jubilation pours perpetual melody ♪ ♪ god the one in threefold glory singing everlastingly ♪ ♪ to this temple where we call thee come o lord of hosts today ♪ ♪ with thy wonted loving-kindness ♪ ♪ hear thy people as they pray ♪ ♪ and thy fullest benediction shed within its walls for ay ♪ ♪ here vouchsafe to all thy servants ♪ ♪ what they supplicate to gain ♪ ♪ here to have and hold for ever ♪ >> for the moment, king charles and queen camilla have gone to the shrine for a wardrobe change. the king will change his crown for the imperial state crown and ret

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the queen has come fromi a far—off land to see them.heir lives. i i spoke to my mum a couple of nights ago. she said that, you know, she was really sad that the queen had died. what did she say? she said the brightestjewel in the crownjewels is no more, and my dad told me that he cried when he heard that the queen had died. i said, "you felt that much emotion?" he said, "yes, because she never had a bad word to say about anyone." he never heard her say anything bad about anybody. and in an age where mouthing off is what you do to get attention on so many levels, the queen never did that, and he respected that. there is no doubt in my mind that, if the queen could have chosen somewhere, it would have been balmoral. and in fact, obviously her health was failing, and she was always at balmoral for that period in the summer, so maybe... you don't know what happens when people are near death. you don't know what happens, and you don't know if it's just a letting go, and it is possible that that is where she wanted to let go. what did she mea

the queen, our queen elizabeth and she had a close relationship.g back to buckingham palace. once they are back at the palace they'll have a moment of privacy to get themselves together for to freshen up before they come out on the balcony for the pictures that we're used to seeing. we've seen many times before. this will be a special photograph or special vision to have for the world. >> deborah: it is a very expensive coach. 2 1/2 million dollars it's worth. >> victoria: probably priceless. >> deborah: it may be bumpy but certainly a very fancy carriage. >> robert: how much is the president's car? i think that's expensive. >> michael: we have to go back to britt. i know they're coming by you right now. >> blink it and you miss it. the tip of the gold going past. it was a great feeling, wasn't it? everyone was excited and it really in this pretty bleak london weather it kind of pops, doesn't it? >> it did. pulled by the eight windsor grays it is four tons. for the people who waited for hours it was finally their moment to see their king and queen.

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just as queen elizabeth became queen mother to distinguish her from queen elizabeth the second.nning to end. and that's quote we are going to say from now on. sometimes they refer to her as t qc, and now it can be the queen camilla. >> the parade itself, as robert was saying, the solemnity, and entirely appropriately within the abby and then the drums. they beat to end we all sort of raised our self up for that even through the raindrop very colorful and vibrant it continued this wonderful parade. >> the ceremony took us back to westminster abbey, the side of the coronation. it is very different in scale to the military powers much produced. and in some ways that's a good thing. but all of this color all of these other conditions are marching so quickly. >> and what about the royals, we are about to see something, that we have never seen. it's one of those days in the back garden of buckingham palace, but should be look out for. >> in a way, it's recognizing the effort that all of the armed forces have put in. they have been rehearsing this in the middle of the night, they've be

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being and queen themselves.were pulling up just by the great west, jorwoods just behind me. the pavement has been prepared for the arrival of those six horses. that will be coming up in just the next hour. you, our viewers, we'll be able to watch this from every angle. also we will obviously be narrating much of what you see. also, being quiet through large parts of today because we want you to experience as much as the sides, the sounds of what it is like to be here and to hear what those who are taking part in a ceremony will be hearing as well. this has all been choreographed down to the second. >> absolutely, every single detail. they are trying to include all the history of 1000 years of coronations. they're trying to adapted with modern guests. as you see, the congregation, think back to queen elizabeth ii the coordination. you had to be related to someone important to this coronation. this is a true reflection of british and calm wealth i.t.. we're about to see the profession of commonwealth rounds going.

, 2200 diamonds from queen elizabeth ii's personal connection on queen mary's crown.een reused since the eighteenth century. normally a new crown is made and placed at the tower of london. this one dates 21660 one, 350 years old and is set to be anointed with holy water in full public view and presented with a ring which means she is essentially marrying the king, what it signifies, she's making a covenant, an agreement, and unbroken bond to country and king. the ring was made for queen adelaide in 1830 one. she will will be wearing hers. the king edward crown, the scepter and the orb being carried up right now. on the right-hand side of your screen, really stunning, princess catherine of wales, princess catherine of wales, the first in line to the throne. he will carry the same sort of sense of duty that his father carried for over 60 years waiting for this moment. there is king charles iii as he prepares to walk down the aisle of westminster abbey to be crowned. piers: what must he be thinking? amazing moment for him. entire life spent knowing he will have this mome

in the first coronation of a queen consort since 1937, queen camilla had the queen mary's crown placedave the balcony moment and the fly past and the king and queen and get a bit of a breather in terms of public events that we will see. it has to be noted, though, that queen elizabeth, for her coronation, did appear on the balcony several times throughout the afternoon and into the evening. who knows, we may get a little surprise, we may see the newly crowned king and queen and members of the royal family back out on this balcony later today. this really is the focal point, now, that balcony moment where the family comes out and they watch the parade in the sky. 60 military planes flying over, culminating with a performance by the red arrows, famous red arrows here in the uk. it's also a moment, alex, where we really get to see those candid moments with the royal family. remember, a year ago, during the platinum jubilee, when prince a louis stole the show, covering his ears during the flyover, making faces. he really entertained the crowds with all of his expression. it's always a big

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queen els rein.s much more modern. gorgeous. it's got air conditioning, electric windows and an upo date suspension. nowte all the new technology, it is still horse draw and that is by windsor gray very important to say that it is much more modern and much more comfortable. let's move over to the mall now and check in with mts who is among the crowd there. >> reporter: dana, everyone, good morning. the mood here on the mall is expectant, i should say. we just heard over the loud speakers that this procession is going to start any moment now. and people have come here despite the rain and cold to have a front row seat to history. in just a short time we will see that extraordinary golden carriage carrying them towards king charles's destiny, a destiny he's had since the day he was born over 74 years ago. there he will make his way to westminster abbey where he will be crowned. for the people here, they tell us it really is being a part of history. looking back at the past of britain but also for them

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king charles and queen coming up king charles and queen coming up with travel back to buckingham palaceeen elizabeth ii did in 1953. it is the most spectacular looking coach, notoriously uncomfortable, though, with the late queen describing as writing it as horrible. at 260 years old, it doesn't have modern comforts and definitely no shock absorbers to smooth the ride. the return journey is a much grander affair, the return journey is a much granderaffair, involving around 4000 military. as well as looking spectacular, the processions will sound extraordinary as well. marching bands from all three armed forces will provide this stirring contract guaranteed to get the crowds feeds tapping. marching music. iam i am proud because i've been heavily involved in the planning of the event since november and it means an awful lot. just seeing the scale of the events over the last night, seen 7000 or 8000 service personnel in london with that event is incredible. i am looking forward to seeing how the nation reacts on saturday because it will galvanize the nation and hopefully everyone will appr

now she's queen consult, but she will be known off to the crowning today as queen camilla. and that is something quite frankly, that 20 years ago. many people in the u. k. could know, imagine, i mean some historical historians. i'm sort of said that the speed of camille is mess and meaningful. this is staggering because she was vilified by the rush media . and i think he is. and let's not forgot that in 1997 when joanna was killed in that awful called crashing paris of charles and the entire roll family. best standing among the public unlimited, including queen elizabeth the seconds. and um, it took a long time for them to build back on that to try to, to get back from the front foot to the point that in 2005, charles was able to marry the woman who appears to be in the love of his life camilla, that was 7 years off to the death of his divorce. but his then is for my wife, diana, and was very controversial at the time even back in 2005. there were many people that were not happy about the 2 of them marrying. i'm particular what title camilla would be given. so if we think a

and when, when the queen, the late queen elizabeth the sexton's used this coach both too and back from her nation, she described the right is horrible. so i'm wondering what king charles and queen camilla will be experiencing now on my way back to stuffing impalas or you can see the rate is coming down there in london, but the flags are out. the people around the clouds. wonderful. any adjustments made a carriage to add some shock absorbers or something of this it was keeping dry. being the most important thing is going to be nearly full 1000 members of the the case on forces accompanying the king and queen. this has been described as the largest millet treat ceremonial operation of its kind for a generation, the sleeping waist impatiently the despite whether one can really see how many people have turned out to watch this historic event to get a glimpse of the coach canyon queen the ceremony, the, [000:00:00;00] the waiting for it right now is for the king to give the signal that he is ready because there's a special sequence to signal. it's a signal that the procession consult moving

queen mary's crown was made in 1911 and has not been warrenton's queen mary died in 1963. set and altered. they altered the number of arches. it was designed so it could be taken off. seeing it today being used again, i did not imagine it would ever be used again. >> we have run out of time. it is silver gilt and spectacular. >> it is the only object of the regalia that survived instruction -- destruction at the time of the english revolution. >> guests continue to arrive in westminster abbey. >> i am joined by one man with a reserve visa. you are not just a guest. you are taking part in the coronation ceremony. explain your role. >> i am actually representing the order of chivalry. that is a group of the most extraordinary people. i am very honored to be doing that. former prime minister's. david attenborough. judi dench. people like that. great scientists, imminent academics. >> you have had to take part. what has it been like? >> the rehearsal today was choreographed within an inch of its life. it reminds me a lot of the olympic opening ceremony with its detail. the reh

so the crowning of the queen, consorts, queen to milan, was anointed, crowns and instructions and the simplest ceremony. and then the king and queen took communion together, which is the principal act of worship. the christian church we're now wasting full then to reappear. say in the chapel of some edward, which is behind the file to the westminster abbey. they will be changing into the roads of estates, but as the king and queen and his majesty will push on the imperial strict states crown and often moving through the ad 8, they will lead the procession back to buckingham palace. the, [000:00:00;00] the queen, king larry, the aerial state, crown molding simpson, and the national and some things on both sides. the king, the wearing those imperial state crowns. the king has $2868.00 diamond on stones, including 17 satisfies, and 11, and the suspect secular. the this, the 2nd, the price of the top of the crown is said to be from edwards, the confesses, ring, and visit a ruby at the front of the crown, which was reportedly warmed by henry. the 5th invest, extraordinarily historic and va

king or queen of england, king of spades, queen of diamonds, queen of hearts and the queen of clubs.raging communities to come together for local picnics, nationwide day of service. and on sunday night, a televised coronation concert. there are protests planned as well from anti-monarchy groups, but it remains to be seen how large they will be. join us next sunday, as we look at allegations surrounding a commonly used household product that some women are now blaming for their cancers. i'll see you next sunday.

queen. >> king charles iii is taking over. long live the king. >> reporter: for centuries, london reigned as a global center for finance, for theater, for thought. today there is an undeniable energy from south london's vibrant brixton neighborhood to the streets and shops of trendy soho. palaces and history still a major draw. and the weather. >> everything begins and ends here at buckingham palace. it is the changing of the guard. >> reporter: much like the changing of the guard the british monarchy has been steadfast. loyal to its role and beyond. >> in the past that represented power. nowadays, it is supposed to represent shared value. >> the idea it's frankly not true. >> it is supposed to. >> we are not debating -- >> most people in britain don't have that relationship. >> reporter: reddish scholars andrews, kate williams, helen carr and robert lacey came ready for that debate and more. >> their queens monarchy was the height of the monarchy. >> queen elizabeth was a life well lived. >> in terms of such impact and world

god save the queen! king and the prince and princess of wales, do a walkabout on the mall, chatting to people who've grabbed a prime spot for tomorrow's procession. some asked about her children: they're really well, thank you. are they excited? excited, a bit nervous, obviously, with a big day ahead. but they can't wait, actually. what about you and william? yeah, all good. and memories of the last coronation — we speak to people who played a part in the ceremony of 1953. and on bbc london... just 16 hours to go until the coronation procession in the sports on bbc news will get the latest on a huge game and can queens park return to the television for the first time in years? good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. the conservatives have suffered significant losses, in the local elections in england, with the labour party making gains in key battleground areas. rishi sunak says the results are disappointing, but insists he'll carry on with his agenda, while sir keir starmer claims his party is

it's it's a crazy cult populated by drag queens.it isn't a good movie in the way that normally judge movies, but it is one of the weirdest, wildest most inspiring visions i've ever seen on screen. if anybody has ever seen the movie pink narcissus, which was also made by a crazy queen in new york much earlier. that's the movie that's to me most comparable. it's really doris is vision. and doris did the make up the sets and favorite thing about the movie he built miniatures he built this miniature city called vegas and spaced out of lipstick and perfume bottles and powder puffs. and they're really a joy to look at. i was at a screening of the movie in sydney just a few weeks ago, a big turned out for it and it actually holds up remarkably. i think it looks a lot better today than it did when it first came out 30 years ago. okay. how are we on time? what's our okay. other questions? yes yes. first of all, i want to thank you for writing. i really thought she was someone that was he was forgotten. and i was really excited to see. well,

so it was a queen mattress with just stuff. so uh, queen. and so it has, as while it seems to be switching to a certain company, how does it comfortably comfortably so i think a bit more idea of how she felt about what we'd like to have the crown on the head after the whole day to post you know, while we wait for them to, to meet us so quite cool to get through that will be the various and since then, excellence of movie songs and then the procession where we can meet with the various states we just before he needs the cathedral. of course of all, send us a now what single this for us and then christopher, what do you, historians, hassle and how, how do i see? charles said, said what, say channels the passenger on the 2nd, let me see he's, he decided to keep his own name 1st, but to be charles thirds. and but those 2 white controversial figures from charles . wow. so is it risky choice where you know, you could, he could record and so towards the segment. so it would be a night. but he, he chose charles close at 1st. charles had his head chu

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i think people accepted that he was there at the queen's funeral. he is the queen's son. it's incendiary. that's one of the key contentions. no one really covers andrew much in comparison to meghan, which covers all the time. and that is problematic. that's deeply problematic, because you have this person who is connected to all of this evil and wrong and yet, that is less important somehow than a black woman as part of the royal family. and that is -- >> it's a stark contrast. >> it's a stark contrast. >> scandals, real and imagined dominate the royal headlines. >> prince harry's new book and his media blitz are causing a stir. >> has the relationship between the press and the royal family changed at all in the last several years? >> i think the relationship between the press and the royal family has actually not changed. because they want to be seen, they want to be talked about. but only in a good light. >> kate, you wrote, a royal is rather about the old adage that falls in the forest. if it's not heard, does it make a sound? they have no point unless they are seen. >

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the queen— that she was going to be queen. the third in the marriage, all of the soap opera things — marriage, all of the soap opera things i— marriage, all of the soap opera thins. .. . marriage, all of the soap opera thins. ... .. .. . things. i was going to say, it is the culmination _ things. i was going to say, it is the culmination of _ things. i was going to say, it is the culmination of a _ things. i was going to say, it is the culmination of a journey i things. i was going to say, it is i the culmination of a journey that things. i was going to say, it is - the culmination of a journey that is decades in the making and unthinkable, actually, 20 years ago if we think about where her public profile shortly after the death of the late princess of wales,. i thought there was a lovely moment when she was crowned and she came up in front of the chair where king charles was sitting with his crown upon his head and there was a curtsy and then there was a sort of knowing smile that clearly it last night they had talked about i

the queen mother, back in 1937. a personal moment between king and heir, william wishes his father good luck with a kiss. 1 and heir, william wishes his father good luck with a kiss.— good luck with a kiss. i pledge my lo al to good luck with a kiss. i pledge my loyalty to you _ good luck with a kiss. i pledge my loyalty to you and _ good luck with a kiss. i pledge my loyalty to you and faith _ good luck with a kiss. i pledge my loyalty to you and faith and - good luck with a kiss. i pledge my| loyalty to you and faith and loyalty i will bear unto you.— i will bear unto you. after the ceremony. — i will bear unto you. after the ceremony, the _ i will bear unto you. after the ceremony, the royal- i will bear unto you. after the ceremony, the royal couple . i will bear unto you. after the - ceremony, the royal couple headed back to buckingham palace, as the crowds cheered along the mall. and the weather causes a scaled down fly—past, though the red arrows did delight the crowd. you will see from the fact that the unio

, the queen new wife, the queen, the queen eeesert — new wife, the queen, the queen consort, william the younger generations— good couple. the younger generations will will see themselves— generations will will see themselves in- generations will will see themselves in william and kate as themselves in william and kate es wett— themselves in william and kate es wett. tet— themselves in william and kate es wett. tet t— themselves in william and kate as well. and i just— themselves in william and kate as well. and i just think yeah, i as well. and i just think yeah, t tttet— as well. and i just think yeah, i think there'll— as well. and i just think yeah, i think there'll be— as well. and i just think yeah, i think there'll be two different— i think there'll be two different but supporting roles . listening to gb news radio. welcome back to mark dolan . welcome back to mark dolan. tonight, it's the coronation countdown . we're live from countdown. we're live from buckingham palace and the emails are coming in thick and fast. a big reaction to my big opinion. i'm very excited about what

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the king and the queen _ more monarchy today? the king and the queen in _ more monarchy today?nd the queen in the old - more monarchy today? the king and the queen in the old days i and the queen in the old days were the father and the mother figure of the nation. and we all need, in our uncultured mind, a motherand a all need, in our uncultured mind, a mother and a father to whom we can identify and admire and all that, and i think it's on a collective level, it's like that.— on a collective level, it's like that. on a collective level, it's likethat. , ., , like that. does monarchy keep us held to _ like that. does monarchy keep us held to the _ like that. does monarchy keep us held to the past? _ like that. does monarchy keep us held to the past? is - like that. does monarchy keep us held to the past? is that i us held to the past? is that what monarchy _ us held to the past? is that what monarchy does? it i us held to the past? is that i what monarchy does? it keeps the past in us also, all the traditions and the history stop dimitri is what majesty is made of. dimitri is w

. >> queen camilla by his side. world watching all the pomp and pageantry as the uk marks its first coronation in 70 years. >> from a golden carriages leaving the gates of buckingham palace to the procession down at westminster abbey. king charles iii finally taking the coronation oath. this historic day also a family affair. prince william and prince george playing a role while prince harry watches on. and princess charlotte and prince louis stealing the show. >> gio: inside the celebration fit for a king. katy perry and lionel richie, rocking tomorrow's coronation concert. are full team coverage from across the pond as we say good morning, america. ♪ ♪ >> whit: good morning. so great to have you with us on saturday morning for our second hour. waking up to history as it is unfolding for the first time in seven decades. it is coronation day in the uk. the rain falling in london, of course. it could not dampen the festive mood. >> janai: the king and queen taking to the iconic balcony at buckingham palace, the fly p

camilla was the first queen consort to be crowned since the late queen elizabeth the queen mother in, police say there are multiple dems in a shooting at a shopping mall in texas. i'm helena humphrey, great to have you with us. and historic day in the united kingdom as king charles and

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he was actually security that was with the queen mother and queen. they were very impressive. >> absolutely. george himself is going to have some form of coronation in the future. it's hard to imagine what was going through his mind as he took part in his grandpa's huge event today. i think it's going to be very interesting to see how this impacts them in the years to come. >> do they call him grandpa wales? >> they do, yes. >> that's cute and clever. while we talk about the inclusion, the absence is also quite striking. harry was not on the balcony with the family. i have to ask you too about that. apparently this was the wish of king charles. he's the one who made decisions about who's included, placement of people, et cetera. also striking to me, i think everyone's glad harry was there, but there was a moment where he was kind of standing in the rain outside watching the carriages go by while the live cameras were fixed on the carriage of the king and the queen and william and kate and their families and there he was in the rain. so emily, what mi

queen elizabeth ii did in 1953.pectacular looking coach, notoriously uncomfortable though, with the late queen describing writing on it as horrible. at 260 years old, it does not have modern commodities and no shock absorbers to smooth the ride. the return journey is a much grander affair involving 12,000 military. band plays bagpipes skirl. as well as looking spectacular, the procession will sound extraordinary as well. marching bands from all three armed forces will provide this staring music guaranteed to get the crowds tapping. —— staring music. —— stirring music. marching band plays. iam i am immensely proud because i've been involved in the planning since november. it means an awful lot and seeing the scale of the event over last night and seeing 7000, 8000 personnel in london delivering that event was incredible but i am also looking forward to see how the nation reacts on saturday because it is going to galvanise the nation and hopefully will appreciate what unites us and not what keeps us apart. marching ba

camilla was the first queen consort to be crowned since the late queen elizabeth, the queen mother in937. hundreds of people have been evacuated from a shopping mall in the us state of texas where gunfire has been heard. evacuations are under way in the separation of power plant where experts say the conditions are becoming increasingly dangerous. —— ukraine's zapper region. the i'm helena humphrey, great to have you with us. king charles crowned in a sacred and solemn ceremony — centuries old at westminster tens of thousands of people are first reported from nicholas witchel. our first report is from our royal correspondent, nicholas witchell. may 6th, 2023. coronation day. in the abbey church at westminster, where these things have been done for nearly 1,000 years, a congregation to represent the britain of today had come together, with honoured guests from the wider world. the flags of the realms, the 1a other nations of which the british monarch is also head of state, were borne in procession. god save the king! at buckingham palace, the military detachments were drawn up. the onl

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